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SERVING THE NEWPORT -/'Ji.SA COMMUNmES ~NCE l 907 FllDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001
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KOii Center~ opponents to ·hit the s~reets
• Debate continues to
revolve around committee
names and whether voters
are being misled about
Greenlight implications:
JuneC....,Mde
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -A mgle
word, •llllplemenlabon, • is t\lllUJlg
out to be one of the harpesl unplc·
ments wielded m the battle over the
Koll Center expansion.
Volunteers for the Greenltght oty's Greenlight lrutiabve
Committee will be lutt.mg the tr ts •1t Is our position that once the
Uus w~end to explain to vot rs initlabve became the law m New-
the c:Wferenco between their cause port Beach, the name Greenbght
and that of the Gr nlight tmple-went mto the public domain,• ScUd
mentation Co:mnuttee Tim Strader, president of Koll Cen-
Supporter of the Grcenhght ter developer Starpomte Ventur •
Comnuttee, wtuch opposes Measure He aid elections such a the q m the Nov. 20 election, say theu upcoming vote on Kou expansJon
opponents' choice of monaker is put mto acbon the Greefl4ghl lrutia.
dellberately decepuve , bve · ·•· · · ........ ·---···---··--
Greenlight lmplemcntallon Com-Voters passed the Greenbqht
rruttee members say that, on the mea ure last November. It reqwres
contrary. th~ name is designed to lX' citywide elections for.,pro1ects large
as descnpt.ive a po 1ble of their en.,Pugh to requir' if general pltth
role m literally unpl menung the amendment: addmg 40,000 square
feet or 100 peak-hour ca.r -~. A
plan to expand th Kou·center nW-·
John Wayne Airport would add ·.
about 250,000 f t of pace. mdud-· .•
ing a 10-tory office tower and
a<tded pa.rkmg. Put on the ballot as
Me ure G, th vote Will be the hrst
real-WP te t of the oty uuuattve A ,
·ye • vote m ans. th pro1ect should
be penruttoo A 1;o• vote means at
houJd be topped.
•\ve ve railed out out volunteer
corp • ttnd lh1 we kend they' re
going to be dtStnbutmg fher!o. that
SEE KOLL PAGE 6
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A GREENL/GHT?
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phone numbf!r, fot verifica-
tton pur~ only.
.:Police examine
candy$at
made boy ill
DON UAC .. I DAl.'f •<'T
Orange Cout College Dean oJ Consumer and Health Sdences Kevin Balllnger sb.lnes a Oashllght ID.to the eye of
Big Kev, a new simulated human ~t a.nows students to prACUce reaJ-Ufe medJcal scenariol at tbe college.
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Big benefits· from ,
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DAILY PILOT
Students tudymg lo becom
heaJth-care professionals at
Orange Coa. t College now
have a pa.bent to test lheu
expertise on.
But Stan -short for standard man
-lS far from sr.Ddard. H~ is a rugh -
lech patient simulator with sophisti·
cated computer controls. J
Students say they appredete Stan',.-:
presence m the duiroom because It
enabl th m lo gain expqswe to
, varying 11tuadon1 before they
encounter them ln cllnkal trairung.
The unulalor was oblamed by Health-care students
at OCC get a
new test patient
-_a high-tech one
.... Kevin Ballinger, dean of coosum r
and health sciences, Wlth 5200.000 m
federal funds As a result. Stan has
endeanngly been ruck.named ·e1g
Kev• m honor of Balhnger.
with multiple
personalities
•Jt gets our feet wet for real-ca
situehons ln a hospital,• said resplra-
tory student Dominic Santiago. •tt
gtves us a broad perspe<:tive, oth r
than 'Oh no, now what do I do?'·
819 Kev arrived on campus a week
before school tarted and was qwckly
put to use. He comes with dlfferent •
pab nt tu.stones and scena.rtos that
can be muted and matched lo present
a c:iizzYing array of medlt'al maladi .
For instance, one of 819 Kev's per-
sonas is a 60-year-old, overweight,
'smolung truck driver with a bed heart
SEE BENEFITS MGl 4
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One side of this d rivi,ng debate is all ~
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• Ofhcials are te llng
sweets that dll
urudent.Hied man
gave a child. m a
N wport Bedch park.
Dffpa 8harath
DAll'f PilOT
NEWPORT BEAC H
Police ofhcaal ctre t~llng
cdndy an urudenuhed m4n
hand~ oul Thursdcty after-
noon because 1t reportedly
burned an 8-y(>clJ-old boy'
throat. offlaals Sclld
The bor. whose name 1
not being relea ed . wa
checked mto Hoag Ho p1ldl
but wa relea ed hortJr
clft rward, potic scud Fdffi-
ily members. who ch~ to
remdin dnonymou , a}
they ar~ • hdken up ·
Police '.'>did the boy was
pla)'mg with veraJ other
children dbout J pm at
Alld Vu.td Pdtk. at the cor-
ner ol Ed tbluff and Alla
V1'>ld dnv~. when a man
l>t'llev('() to be m hls 40s
pulled over c.md asked the
boy 1f thl•y wdnted 1<>me
lelto\ r candy
·Tue candy wa~ mostly
egg-hdp d chocolate
wrapped m loil, • Sgt Steve
ShulmdJl ,.ud
The oth r d u.ldren who
ate the C'dndy were hne. but
lh~ on • v1ctun fell the
chocolate burn his mouth so
he pit out ome of 1l, Shl!l-
mdn •.c11d.
·we are not ure Lf the
cclnd\ conlaJ.ned anytlung
u panou . but we are
qoing 10 1c1ke 1t eriously
SEE CANOY PAGE 6
More tenants commit ·
to landmark building
• Hoag Ho p1taJ and
The Dollar Store have
joined the Turnip Rose
at 1901 Newport
Plaza in Co ta Mesa.
toetu Herper
DAILY Pl\.OT
COSTA t.1ESA -Tu o
mor ndm have n
added to the 1gn outside of
1901 Newport Plaza, ubUr
a.nnounang that the once-
mpty gumt is cooung bad•
to lat ~
Th largP Sparush-tyle
bwldmg on th rom r ol
19th Str 1 and Newport
Boule\ard t a landmark
building in the heart of
downtown Costa Mesa,
pok ~woman Cmdy G10r-
da.no Id.
•filling that space pro-
\.-1d an n rgy lev that
wall revtt4lize the entue
cUt'd • Giordano said.
H04g Hospital and 1be
Dollar Store have adcMd
th ir Mm to the cem.r's
• 1gn and 1qned ......
dgr tit nts with Hud9on
PtopertJ UC, the compe·
ny (h4t bought the dormant
plct7d m March
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M:>TOS C~U'f Of 1'£Tt1t(Vl•llMG£A
wsoon " tack.Jes questions brought up by the Branch Davidian trag~y In W.co, TUM..eif1hl years ~6.
ING 'SOON'.
Filmmaker Hal Hartley's theater piece, onstage at the Center, explores
the connection between religious and civil law through the Waco tragedy
Young Chang
0All'r P 110T
T hf• lllf'<hd UV(>r.UnplJflecf
wht1I r<•ully hdppen !CJ
P1qh1 y ..... ,., dgo with tho
Brt1nc h Davidtdns tn
W11co. Tf>Xd\, wntf'r/dm><.1or I ltll
11.utJ•·~ '><ml
llw morl' them 80 '><'< t foUow<>rs
who dwd in thf' t<.fount C~nnel
cumplPX hud lo l>t• mon• thun JW.l
• d hunth ol c r.1ry IM"Oplc who o,(>t
th m-.elv on fire.· he> ~d
Anet tht> quf"Sllons thdt nf'ed to
he d'>k1><l fl'dCh ldf deeper lhdn
whclhl•r lhP govrmmrnt d£'1Jlx>r·
dtl'ly dt~troyed lhe pldte
l ldrt.l<>v. d ltlJnmdkPr known lor
.,uc h work., u<, "I lenry Fool,· wet.,
l<"<I to ct\k Whdt d0t"\ 11 mwn lo
cJbldf' hy <Wtl WW, cJ'> Wf'IJ d'> relJ -
<JlOU'> lt1W' I low do WP hd.wn<Y
rPllq1uu .. hh..rty c1ncl <'IVlf duty'
Tht• .m .. w<>r. d~"' t>xplorNI m .
"Soon I lurtlt>y\ dt1ncf' thPttll'r P"" t• thctl 11'("1•1Vt.'<I its Urut<.-0
St.atf>s pn•m1t>n• Thu™1ay tJnd wtlJ
run through W•-<ln1•'>dtJy di thr
Or.in<Jl' ('mtnl} PPr1omung Ar1'>
S&Ky O.wton. kneeltng, and Tom
O'Connor ln "Soon," now outage at the
Orange County l>erforming Al1I Center.
< ·.,ntrr
Trt1n-.nlpl'> ul lOOV<•r>abon'> lrom
Uw '>I <Id)' 'ldncloll whlc-h t•nded
wilh qovcmrnPnt troop<, stonrung lhe
rnmpound .ind t1 hluZlnCJ hr<> that
killl'<J <tlmr,.,I t>w•rvun ms1d , hclp<'d
tn'>p1re> I l<trtlry lo wntP und cl.ired the
thl'11tPr p1t'<P. p.1rt of lhf' Phtlharmon·
w Socwty\ Ecl<'<1.J< OMngP Fe!ttJvaJ
Tht• r ht1r.ict1•rs m ·c;;oon· Me
mt•rnbers nl d mdJct1l Chru>lldn com·
munity who drcJUP .. uch qu uons dl>.
Do•., c ,od prt>dPtf•munr th<> end?
l>ot"\ ht• pf('JUUCJP7 Who d~ h<l
rlJ1f'C"'lly mmmunK·dh.• with? How do •
wP know who th llllormcd are?
\.Vht.11 shoulrl w<• do doout wh t we
know7 Wh11t di all lhu. mcon?
• 1 Wd.'> vc•ry interested tn that.•
I l.1rtley ~ti of the an~ rdctlon
bPtwc •n th 81anch DavidJans.
The rcliq1ous cha.rad "in •Soon"
ix;rfonn a howdown.ot sorts
bo nth ·ir apoe4.lypttc Viii.om and
mdlJ\Strocun ruJture
With hduntmg choreography und
dn •lectronk ~. th cust m mbe~
move with a deliberdle qr~c: thdt rol·
ors ~ n th tr words W1t.h rhythm.
Th mu ic, co-wnu n by J tartlcy,
gw cUl edgy. pt.-ns1v mood lo uch
ne. ' ·1r run. no matter what kind ot
thffter you ~ • " Bartley Wd o(
ustng music and <!ance. ·vou always
want to people runnmg around
onstog •
Ha.rtJ y, whose aedlb lndud
eight lilins and numerous fibn.f Uvdl
awards, romembcn one incident th(lt
FYI
•WHAT: •Soon•
• WHEN: 8 p.m. today, Satur-
day, Monday, Tuesday and
Wed~y; and 3 and 7 p.m.
Sunday
• WHIM: Orange County Per-
forming Arts Ce.ntM, 600 Town
Center Drive, Cost4 Mesa
•CORS25 /
• CALL: (949) 553-2422 .
particularty Irked him after news
of the Waco clisaster spread. An
•insincere young seno.tor" was
reported-lo have saJd he, Loo. was
a Chnstum, but a law-abiding
Chrlswm.
Wdco "highlighted cert.cwl
probl ms that are typical of Nm?o-
can polib and civtl We and the
foct that we have an un.precedent·
ed degr of freedom, reUgton and
yuns, • Hartley said,
The problem -many dlfferent
freedoms at once -requires a baJ.
anctng act that is still be.mg practiced
toddy, he addf'd.
PdStor Peter Hayn • lrom St.
Micha I dnd All Angels EplSCOpal
Chuivh. .ad that canymg out ovil-
1an. dS well as religious, respons1bw·
tJ challenges mO!tt everyone.
·1 Uunk retaliation, retnbubon and
WM ar not words wluc-h were ln
J us' vocabulary,· lho paSlor said.
W>ing the war ttga.inst t rrorlsm as an
examp . •A-poll d ~%of us dKln't
went to retaliali . I think J would
havp been m that 4%. I mysell had
tmub being Ul th.at 4% •
Hdrtley giv almost th sam
exclmpk>. H w robed a Roman
Cdt.holic but doesn't consider himself
a Chnsban today.
·1Clnd1t impossable to live
Chnst chd, wtuch means tunung the
other cheek," he said. "Out of
~pect for people trymg to llv thetr
hv os Chnstlans, I don't C4ll m yself
a Cbnsllan."
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CHECI IT OUT "
Oh; what a tangled
Web to unravel
For anyone senous about
JOllUn9 the lnJormabon
Age, skills for navigallng
the World Wide Web are an
essential component of cyber·
d b2enship.
To gel up lo ~~~~
speed ln the
online world,
Internet neo-
phytes will
find begin·
rung-level
gwdance Ill
Annalisa Ml.I·
ner's-Brows-
lng tbe Web," from tho Essen·
nal Computers sen . Wlule 1t
focuses exclusively on .
Micr050ft products, Uus new
volume proVld genenc
advice for opening a Web
pctge. creating favontes and
searching effectively with a.n
array of tools.
Also a.uned at beganners is
Mlrk and Betty Aler's •inter-
net Ullet''s Hand.book 2001,"
covenng Intern t proVlders,
Crecbi , online finance, credit
card usag and travel Wnbng
with Windows users in mind,
the Alers held ~mmonly
asked questions about choos·
Ing computer hardware and
software. buymg st.odes onllne
and mastering popular inter-
net functions.
.For more sophisticated users, Ph.aJ •
·-....
Brddley
reveals how lo
a on.llne
resources
many may
ov rlook m
•1ntemet
Power Sevcblng.•
Topics include wtual bbranes.
databases, newsgroups and
malling bsts. Doi.ens of brows·
er tips and an appendix lisb.ng
all URLs m nboned in the
book are handy for searchers
of all expenence levels
Equally broad m appeal is
.. Harley Habn'1 lnternet.'
Web Yellow Pages 2001,• a
Wllty d!rectory covering every·
thing lro.rn JObs, kids, moo y,
movies and n w lo pollbcs,
romance and trivia. Whlle
unminenUy useful. this com-
prehensive gwde 1.s also huge·
ly entert.a.wng, with humorous
insights, Jokes and souverurs
lrom Harley's lntemet travels.
In addiboo to volum offer-
ing general Web gw.dance.
n~rous resources focus on
specific subjedS. Among the
n west is •MkhMJ Sbllplro's
lnWnet Tnvel Planner,. a
llllflY II
llTllOOI
OCC dance day
set ror March
Mm9 tbaD 22S ltUdentl
wt f-=ully ...... tram
Or.nae County's high
ICboGia ... apedld to
tMa put In Orange COMt
Colilge's 11111 anauel High
Sdaocil o.cie Dey, rcbld-
handbook for fmding bargdlJl'>
lectlng tour compa.rues and
mapping out trlps. HJgtilights
include informaboo about
obtaining passports online,
locating discussion forums and
hnding w orldwide .health dnd
weather infonnation.
For those ln the real eslat(•
market, "\Ort.gag broker
Randy Johnson reveal how 111
previ w homes and resectrch
communities ln •How to f lnd
a Home md Get a Mortgage
OD tbe IDtemet." AddibOMUy
he provid leads for 1les thut
can h Ip buyers ftgure out
what they can afford and whtll
kind of loan is best.
To help make payments.
there' Pam DlXon's •Job
Searcblng Online for Dum-
mies," featunng more thcl.n
400 career Web sites. Job
hunters Cdn dtseover how to
resean:h employers, creat(• dn
electronic resume and n tworli.
onllne W1t.h Uus employmf'nt
gwde.
Th(> subject of all of th •s<•
works would hav·e been moot
without the
vt ion of World
Wide Web
mventor1\m
Bemers-Lee. a
low-profile
g ruus hailed,
byTime maga-
zine as one of
the 100 great-i.;;:-=~=:._~
est mmds of
the century. Read Bemers·
Lee's faso.nating account of
how information on oomputl'r.
everywhere got hn.ked in
·we.vtng the Web,• offenng
'1\51ghts to b lp readers use th1
lntemet to their full t advan· -
tage.
Thal advantag includ
the ability to d!!lenrun the
talus of all resourees.men·
boned above from
http://www.newportbeochJJ.
broty.org. At th1s multilcl}'ered
sue. d new onlin cald.log pro·
vides a user-fnendly path to
books, magazm , videos. C l>.
or Just about anything else al
th Newport ae,ach Centrd.1
and branch llbra.nes.
At Central Ubrdl)' "Toob t..-
1hcks• tutonal ons -10
a.m. on the thm:1 Saturday of
most months -library ld.ff
provide-UlStrudlon for ustng
thi5 ele.ctroruc resource most
effectlvely.
• a-. n OUf is written by m.
swff of the ,...'\IPOf1 e..a. P\ibltC
libf...y. Thb we.k's column 11 by
Me4nu ~ in.c~ation
with Tim Hethetton.
Wed for March 19.
The day, which indud
dance clule9 and demon·
strationt of choreographic
ltudia, is spciNcnd by the
9Cbool'I Duce Department.
!igbt ldM>Oll ha~ con-
firmed .... aa.ndance, but
OCC'9 dance proterror ~ Huat. NyS there ii
IWl roam tor IDCft.
lnbmation: (714) 432-
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Dates set for -Work on. Newport Beach piers
• Ren ovations. to
begin this month and
next, will add years to
the two struct\Jres,
city officials say.
two p1 rs for th bigg t
renovatJons in their 60-year
hlitory.
Frrst signs of lh $2.7-mll-
tion rehabllltalion protect will
be<J1n at Newport Paer on
Nov. 15, though that pi twill
r rnam open until Jan: 26.
After that, DUlJOr work,
mduding resurfacing. will
NEWPORT BEACH · requ!J'1 the P~ r lo be com-
Two restaurant ar prcpar-· plctely closed until March 22.
mg to close U1e1r doors for ·we're gomg to m1.,s our
dbout two months whale • bagg t day of thl1 yNr -
workers hut down the city's VaJentm&' Day.· !.Clld Rrx
Kim mdncag r of N wport
P1 •r S ufoo<l & Bctr. ut lh
l-'nd of th p1«>r Th roughly
30 workN nt th re .. taurnnt
will b hud off, h aad"
Thou<Jh h hope th y will
aJJ return wht>n th r tc:tu-
rant rnopcrn , he ac)<no~
ed{led lhilt mony wilt hav
to find otht"r JOb in th
intenm a,id rrught not
return
Work on Bdlboo PIN will
lx'<Jlfl l.>(>t· 3, Wlth th pa r
do:..ed from Jan 2 through
F b ·22. R.uby' Omer at th •
end ol th pier oho must dose.
Th cuy expects that all
lhP work will ~ don by,
mid-April. When lhl'y
reopen, the pa n. will have o
new look and about 20 y ars
udded to th 11 tile ~n •
N w concr le urface
will g1VP th b'tgg t boo t to
pier a sth Uc • Sdtd Lloyd
Dalton, engineer for lh<>
city's Public .. Work~ Dl'pdrt-
llllllU!n~ N w gn , gates and
hdric:Uad wtll be 1nstdlled
. ~
l!1 'tnc1ty, gcs , Wdt r ctnd
phonf! tin now v1 1blr rnn-
nmq down th p1 r will lX!
cone ale<t c;tructurdl work.
1ncludlng the c:onc·r •te
r u.rlctc1n9. will mak~ the
pier stro11g r. tnc red " th
amount of wo.ic ht th y cdn
«arry ctnd mokt• them ht!ltf'f
abl to ndur u h1y .. tonn
• tt WlJJ look v ry 'ilfTltlur 10
what at d~ now. hut at will
·he f\lrongcr dnd mor lWdUtl·
ful. • Dulton WJd la~l month
TbP city awtlrdl"<i tht•
<on rctc:t to John S M k
< o in S• ptembcr. R ~ nUy.
th <'ompany etnnounc-ed 1t
wn trut:t1on <.h<'dul for
ltw 11m11•t1, which huuld
c:'!Jo\pl •t(• all wmk <JO and
unium.I llw p1t!r by mad-
Apnl. ·nil• city will pay for
. lht \\Cir~ )mmorily with.
lon<I lrum lhf' Am nutn
Tr1.1<11•1 1111 ~pill ttlemf•nt.
"I hupt• thiJt whf•n al''i
donf', at wdl he• morn bcaut1·
h1l dnd bnn!J mor<' 1,.·opl<'
\\olkmc1 h re," Kim 01d
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Environmental group to honor city official FOR THf RICORD
~ OCt 11 .vt1Cle •Pfo
Hcwnto R.nth group wanh
t•me to \l)Hk, -1ncotr«tly
statf'd tNt Costa Mew rest • • Newport event held
by CoastKeep r also
will raise money for its
causes and for N ew
" /York City firefighters. ·
Paul Clinton
DAllY PILOT
NEWPORT BEAC'l I -' A
lort1I · P-nvir.onm<-ntcll group
has '>Ct up a SaturdtJy htnd19
dt the Villdge Crcun to reuse
money for its proJ ~t'i
M •mbf>~ of Ora'ng(l Coun-
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THE NEWS
L aders C'ndor se
GOP candidate
ty Coa tKeeper, btl rd in
N wport Beach, dr wt to
gath r Saturddy evening at
the Santa Ana Heights horn
of John Crecl.ll, lh m1llton1urc
rt>tared RV tycoon.
C rt'ap's bluff·~adr home•
overlook.." the Back Bc.ty
Dunng the ev(•nt. C0c1st-
Ke per leaders will gave d
v1d ~ pre entatJon abouJ. thP
group's eUorts to replant
kelp fore Ls off Coronel cl(ll
~for t1nd reduce pollul<!<I
runofl m Buck Gully. among
ut h r projects. nw group t1lso ., <;(ll to
banker Bill Sunon
•All d mother t1nd qrtlnd-
molhN, I hdVf wttlrhl•d Grd~'
l>dv1~ mort~d9l' lhc• lutuw ol
Ctlhforntct for my children "'
and grtlndchLldrrn, • fkorgc-
Sccretary of .Std le> dnd '>On • .. ud ·A a hmn<>r ldt'
Rcpubhct1n gub •rnt1tQndl '>Cncttor, I ccmnot '>lund by
cdnd1ddte 8111 Jon • lune.led d wh •n I knO\\I. wt• hdvc• lhllt
hdndful of ('ndor'if'mcnts leadcrshap we ncc:•d
from Orangf' County ofhc1als ·wp hdve th.at k•.tdt>r..h1p
Thun.dtl) ncJhl hN • in B1U Jom•., •
Superv1.,or Jim Stlvd, who ' The• Jone endorst•ml'nt'>
rc•prnM•nt •wport-t-le!>d , comt> dunng the ~ffi(' wc'f•k
A'> embly m •mbt!r'> Pd\ Odtes that Riordan up-.et nMny 1n
c.1nd K '!' ~lctddox. who reprn-Newport-MeSil by sw1tchang
nts Costd Mc .i ctnd tl pdrtof star,rn on the El Toro tHrp<>rt
W 't Newport, tllld lonnersldte · ll>SU ,
n. Mdl1dll &f'!Je:,on dll lhrew · . Whll mdyor, R1ordttn up-
thl'ir upport l)(•h.ind Jon · 1><>rtt'<I plan for tln mt md-Jon 1 ctmong thr ~lead-
iny c·dnd1cldtf''> to \tdCJP d run lJonttl dlfJ>Ort tit lhc clo-;ed
t1gd1nst Gov G rdy Dt1v1~ The Mdnnc IJU~e But thi." we k
other two cHC' forml:'r Lo'> h Sdld he has r honged ha
Angclt> Milyor Rirhurd Rior-mind itnd 1s not conv1ncc<l lhe
<.ltm. \)'ho hd dll l>ut w1d he airport nPNls to be buLlt
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dnd Sharl<•) Dettloff, d Ct11t-
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bourd mt>mber d.nd I funtmg·
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•ot dJl th• peopl we work
wilh Dctve IKilfl as i.uch d
good condUJt lor Loccll env1·
ronmt•ntdl prohl ms.• Coa l·
Kt•PpN '>J>Oke man Rondy
S1•ulon '><.lid •He's redlly
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Tht> Irvin Co. as being
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drdtnd'IP pro1cct installed dl
lh<' m•w hou ing dev.-lor>·
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Other not<.1ble dH'
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ldtion-only ev1:>nt, including
Mayor Gt1ry Adams. COcl'>ldl
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Sdra ,Wan dnd Steve BOl(l·
mdn, th• Flondd dttornt•y
who won d "$200-bdhon f't·
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liQon w. ~et 9:13 •.m
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~w-.~lnthe
800bloc:ket1:56 J.m T~. • ..... ...,.._A prowter ~reported In the 2500 b4oCk et
9:58 p.m. Tuesday.
• ,..,.. •• ...,, fMe ~·
IOn.tdon W.tS report.cl n the
2100 block et 10.41 pm. T~
~· . • ....., ....... An .uto theft
W• reportaa In UM t«>O block
et 12:44 p.m. l\..s.y
• ...,._._.....,.S.leof
df'\.9 wm reponed in the 2)()0
bJodc et t0-.25 •,;, Tuesday.
• Vldlwlll -....e: ~of
• coottoHtd tubst~ Wti
reported In the 600 bfodc et
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TIE NEWS
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JWA officials meet
to discuss security
John Wayne Ai.rpol'\ man-
agers met ,,,..1th Orange
County S~ riff Department
officials on Thursdoy to final-
ize the cost of increa ed
security.
Airport Director Alan
Murphy. Sheriff Michae l
C arona and ·others tldm-
mered out costs resuJtmg
from tighter security 1tfter
the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
BENEFITS
CONTINUED FROM 1
When Ballinger progMm!t tum
to expenence an asthmct attark.
t)le s tudent have to react
quickly.
• u·s exciting to apply all th
things we have been ledmlng in
class in a safe environment
where we're not actually work·
ing with cJ real person .• scud ~·
piratory student Mnita Apte.
It takes the powe r or three
coqiputer.i to control Bag Kev -
one marupuJat~ tus sceMnos
and personas. one serves a'> dO
mte nsjve care unit monitor
showing vital signs. and one
coot:mls tus pulmonary tuncnons and reactions ..
. The urut is also equipped
with dJl a.it compressor so h
am breathe and three tanks of
oxygen, carbon d1ox1de dnd
rutrogen t~ m.uc the apptopna te
1t4Ja.m.~
• .... '"" llrMe: A pttty tNf1 w. reported In the too
blodt et 1:39 a.m. TuelcMy.
NIWPOlrT IEACH
·~ ...... ~-,,.... DrM: V.ndal~ on city
~WM reported et 6:)0
pm.~
• ......... t1v•e A petty
tMh w. reported in the l 100
blodc et 9:37 a.m ~ -........... ~
~phone Giiis wera
r~ In 1N 4100 blcxJc •t
10:16 • m. Wldnetday
• S..... ......... Drtvel A hrt·
and·run WM r~ in the 800
blodr et S:SI p,m, Wednesday.
• 9*"1 .. J n Piiier. Vandalism
WM ltpofted ltl the 2100 bk>dt
•t 9·28 •.m. ~·
• ,.. lel'llft A physical fight .
was rt~ In \tie 100 block •t
10.15 • m. Wednetdey
rurport spokeswoman Ann
McCarley Mid.
Once the final budget ls
worked out. It will be
brought to the Orange
County Bo.std ol Supervisors
tor approval ~urpby has
mdJccttoo that security costs
are expected to n;se S9 mil-
lion over the next yc1u to
S12 mWloo.
Airport Opera tfo.ns
Manager Mike Hart and
Airport Police Services Otiel
Lt. Patrick Lee were also at
the meeting.
No details or the meeting
were ava.tlctblc at pr tllne.
-P.uf Olnton
amount of P.xhdled g~
H e can also absorb different
medicauons, bul tiley are
cJdministered the high-tech way
-scctnoed in by bar code
instead of mjected.
Big Kev IS temporanly being
hous.d in the school's respira-
tory~ but Ul Fctxuary
he wUf be moved to a perma-
nent locabon in an ICU-like 1.et·
ring next IO the ernergericy'med-K:aJ traunng and generctl patient
care lab
Ballinger hopes that Big Kev
can eventually be used by a
team of emergency medical
lcchmoans and resptratory ru-
d nl'>, which has not been fea-
Mbl lO the past.
For the cunous. ·Big Kev will
be on dlspldy from l to 3 p.m.
Nov. 16 irt the LeWlS Center for
Applied So n . Room 109.
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within Mtlbot. In (ad, they
don't know a llngle one. But
While h&ogtng out with tNdr
extended cUqUM 0( native
CallfomJant, they're sure
t!Mt lt'• all tboile l!at Cout-
• ,. and SeaW.t• mMliog
thJngl up dowO here ~blle mnwtaneously beltowtng on
U1 big.Qty status tNlt entitlel ·us to. cJ.un cosmopolitan wis,
dom.
At native Californians,
• they know the toed. And
they're quick -really qukk
-to share their insights on
rainy day drlVing. lt'a thole
cautiout people, they'll tell
you, who are the problem.
lboee people who slow
down in the rain. who tum
on their headlights, wbo
exercise extra care. The slow
drivers get in their way, forc-
ing more confident drivers to
hit the brakes every quarter·
mile or so, intenupting their
90 mph pace. That's Just
plain hezardous.
They'll loudly assert that
mos.t people simply aren't
qualified to drive ln the rain.
Then they burst into comedic
iinpressions of Mr. Magoo·
like drivers clutching blgb
steering wheels and whin-
ing, ·0oh, l'm so scared:
These Magoos, the rainy
TENANTS
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The Dollar Store wUl move
its corporate headquarters
lnto the center, only two
blocks away from the chain's
first retail store on Newport
Boulevard. Hoeg HOl'pital
will operate a diabetes center
from the aite, Tomek said.
Both businesses are
expected to move into their
space fn the upcoming
month. property manager ·
Terry Tomek said. A smaller
business, Bani Chiropractic ·
and. Spods Medicine -
whose lease agreement dQGS
nof include a prominent sign
-is already operating out of
a small spece i.n the plaza
while Its suite is being fin-
ished. Tomek said.
The {brae new bl,lSinesses
jo!Jl Turnip Rose as the first of
~y tenants for the proper-
ty, Tomek sald. Hudson Prop-
erties is n~tiatlng with var-
ious businesses to fill the
-. .
road wal'dion' mona1 eoe-
miM, ol c:oune. baft. dil-
.... , penpedM. An .ging
demograpbk. tlMy tmd to
ablbttthe~
mind-Mt 0( people wbo beve
adcMd up a lot cif )'Mn.
They, too, have Miendlying
marks. For CIDe thing. they
weer ... l b9hl, Another Oag.
a dMd giveaway tn feet:
~without ucepdon •
none hu ever invested in e
dot...com.
never deba.-S 1n in open.
pubUc forum. Their betdel
.,. fougbt in tiny, ~
.... itrtket where one tnend at a
bet « a co-worker 1n an
o1fke assaults others With
carefully COQlt1UCled com·
ments that form a clever trap
And many of them have a
shametu1 secret: They're not
Ufetime CaUfomlanl. Many
have lived in places outside ·
tbe desert climate. They've .
served time ln places such u
New York. Seattle -even .
tropk:&l places such u Texas
and Miami. What c:a.n they
poaibly know about the
commando skills required to
IW'Vive the San Diego Free-
way ln the raint
Worse, Mch and every
one of these MagOCMS bas, at
aome point. had to Jeern fim.
band the meaning of the
word •hydroplane.• Accord·
log to my American HW1age
Dictiona.ry, th.ts ii defined u
"a deeply religious expert·
ence in which a motorist
steering a car north is
nonetheless speedlng west-
ward, forging a lUelong
respect for the conditions
created by water on oily
upbalt surf aces.•
These two parties have
•No one knoWS bow to
drive ln the ra1111 • they
exclaim lbey know thetr
tudienre will~ that oth·
et motortsts are the problem.
But by ttte time the Us~er
hAs realized which •othe~·
are being bJomed, 1t' too
late. Agreement h8$ alteady
been teeured.
It's time to put th -
sneaky tactics as1do ln an
open debate. with the light
ot day shed upon the issue. It
will finally become clear
who's nght. •.
But perhaps I bould wait
until then lo disdose my
opl.Jlion. After a.U. I am a
journalist. I'm supposed to be
ob1ective. And as someone
who grew up in Florida, who
remembers driving U\ near·
bumcane conditions with
downpours so torrential the
taillights of a car fiv f t
ahead are uv.risible. you
probably wouldn't want to
heor·my opinion anyway .
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147,000 square feet of The large b\.uldmg -ror-
leasable space, he said. merly known as Federdl
•Jt's a imashing place. I'm Padtlc Savtng Plc:iza -sat
really proud of It.• Tomek empty for nearly a dec~de
said. ·our job is to get it as until catenng company
full as we can, as fast as we Turnip Rose announced it
can.• · was leasing space from the
Spaces in the building new ownets in March The
range from 2,000 to 80,000 main building was bwJt m
square feet but the average 1982. though the old schqol·
business will probably fW · house. <..:: the same property.
speces of 6,000 to 10,000 was butlt m 1900 and
square feet, Tomek said. restored in 2001.
Offices will occupy most of Ed Fawcett. duel execu-
lhe space. but some light Uve and president of lhe Cos-
retail may go in oq the li.rst ta Mesa Chamber of Com-
noor, Tomek said. A few merce, ·wd the ucces ot
restaurants are also interest-1901 Newport Pl.au lS unpor·
ed in the spacabecause of the lant not only to Hudson Prop-
styllsh architecture, he said. erties but neighboring bus1-
•Tuings are happening oe se such as Tnangle
over there: it's an exciting Square. When tenants tart to
time,· Tomek said. fill the plaza, 1t will create a
Offldals of Hudson Prop-built-in market for Tha.ngl
erties ·bought the plaza Square and the enllre down-
March 30. Shortly after, reno-· (own area, Fawcett said.
vaUon work began that •1 will applaud loudly Jor
included painting. adding anyone they bring m there.·
new wrought·lron gates and Fawcett said.
fences, repaving the parking Giordano agreed, addt.ng
lot, redolng gluswork and thdt nol only will ther be a
repa.lrlng fountains. tangible effect of mor foot
traffic, but a p ychological
benefit as well. ·ure at (1901 Newport
Plaza) will give lhe perrep-
tion of a more e nergetic
downtown,· she said.
The plai.a -origanaJly
d gned as a bank head·
quarters -offers unique fea-
tures rucb teak doots and
windows, windol' of multi·
paned bev led gla , carved
stone around the exterior of
the property and s veral
fountains and tr
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<;Akon's. ~r\ct It the san Mt~I Onvc ~"' plaza 1n Ncwpun lka<.h
'TM store pndn lltclf on • Uf'lquC collccuon of both c:lai.ste; and pintcd
clo«h1na for w0tmn of all ~ · .
Modcl1na Sara Peck fashions 1s ~ Bc~h ~idcnt Sur,hc1l1
Sho,ley This moch(r of foureh11dttn, who attend t f1rbor V1~ and
N~port United Methodist sc~ls, 1s acuvc in Nc:wpon Bc1<.h t.ommu .
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A tou of C... ........ c...,.. In IMDe. Tbe feld·
Fairvlew Park wW beQm at 9 val iDdudll lectuNI oo bow
a.m. at the IOUth end ·of the to grow orc:bkll, local bobby·
ma.m puking lot on the welt lib dilplaylng tbelr work
side of Placentia Avenue. With orcbldl, and orchid
Costa Mesa's Palrview salel. S2. Pr. for Priendl of
Pl1mdl Commattee wtU host • the UC1 Arboretum and
the gWded tour of tbe park to memben of •~ring
educate the community about ordUd IOde~. (949) 82'-
cbange9 to the puk and dis-5833.
('\Im the dty'• adopted Muter
Plen. (714) 754-5688. A •• 111.aoa worklalop
. titled ·01g It: Get Into
A pn>gram ~ ~ W... lo Mw • penas·"ttd Nature• for fifth. and sixth·
advice on designing IOUDd· fitDMI and nutrition pro-grllden wW be held from 1 to
track.I for video and vtlual gruaf Then come lo Na. 3:30 p.m. In Room 101 ·of
products wW be gtYm bf tbe Xcun ·How to Design a Ps· OrMge Cwt CoH•oe'• Art
Orange Apple Computer · ..,......, 1lwdM and Nutrl· VIDlge. 2'101 Pmm.w ltolld.
CJub at a Cree meectng from 8 ·don Program.• from 9:45 a:m. · COit.a Milla. 139. CbildNn
a.m. to 1:15 p.m. ln the chem· to ~n at UU? Westdlff will a.m about eco1,-
lstry bulleting at Orange Drive, Newport BMch. Tilil ii tbrough ldmce and natw.
Coast College, 2701 Falrview the fint In • wiel of montbfy related games. Pa.rtktpantl
Road. a.ta Mera. The meet· wotk.sbopl. (1M8) 642-~. may regllta by pbone. (714)
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tion-and.-.wer seuion for AD lattes ..ay ,._.. _.
begt.nn1no and advanced celebration bolllld br Soulb·
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and a prtMntation ol the lat· be held from 3 to 7 p.m. at 135
est Mac shareware. (949) 710-Sailview ln Newpmt Coat.
1865. http:llwww.oocc.org. above Pelican HU( Goll Club.
The power of the ......... and
how it can affect the body wW
be the topic Patricia Blenden
speaks about at 9 a.m. Satur-
day, Sunday, Nov. 5, 17, 18
and 19 at the lnnerUgbt Ceo·
ter at 2900 Bristol Sl, Suite
J206, <:osta Mesa. Blanden
will present her break·
through treatment, Points of
Power_ at the seminar. (714 )
KOLL·
$200 tax-deductible donatkm
per person ol the S2SO ~
ston price. Sevepty.ftve
Olympians have c:ommla.d
to attend. Call for f91erVa·
lions. (714) 998-1996.
Tbe Fall Orddd Pelllval .....
senled by the. UC lrvtne
Arboretum wW be bek:I from
10 a.m. to. 3 p.m. Satwdey,
and 10.a.m. to 3 p.m. Sundayt
r n. Or-.. Comtr c..... JC-.-·w111 ....... ftnt bane--
ft! and .o.t auction to rec:og-
Dbe iDdMduall and organi-
zations tbat have been
invoMld In tbtf preservatlan
and c:IMnup of Orange COUD'-
ty't marine environment at 5
p.m. at the Vllla9• Crean,
2300 Mela Drive, Newport
Beech. Steve BoHnMn, the
lepndary litigator and
founding boud member of
tbe PeDMCOla Baykeeper,
wW 1peak. Sl50, purcbue
tlcbts ID advance. (949) 723-
54U.
CANDY
. ' I '
'
n. SD••-Cw Klktm
wW bolt Us MCIODd annual
•comecty ln th• Kitchen·
tund·raiMr to help provide
81 ,000 meals annU&lly. 1Wo
lbowl: 5 to 7 p .m., and 8 to
10:30 p.m. Both at the $ome. one. Carel Soup Kltcben, 720
W. 19th St., Ca.la Mesa. 565,
or $50 ln 'dva11c:e. •
http://www.aomeonecarea
aouplcltchen.org. (949) 548·
8861.
Aa ..,.... lecW'9 oe tile
blologKal •nts ol terroriim
will be given by Mcteriol~
gist Alan G. Barbour and
vuologilt tn the UC Irvine
Department of Medidne
OOnald N. Forthal at 1 p.m.
at the .Beckman Center at
UC lrvme. 00 the corner of
Academy Way and Cab.for·
ma Avenue. Seating ls llinit·
ed, amv• at 6;45 p.m or ear·
lier. Barbour and Fortbal
were both epadenuc antelli·
' ' Doily Pilot
.
dom. Sh.lrley srtr~sa. (949)
824-23821 Kun Balley, (800)
660-1993.
Modaer'I Market wW host a
free senunar on ruk factors
for b"rt d1leaM from 6·30 to
7:30 p.m. lD the patio cafe at
the lt01"e at 225 E. 17tb St ..
Costa Meta. Reservauons
required. (800) 595-MOMS.
• gence service oUacers wath
the Centen for Disease Con·
A ......,,t group IDr care· trol a nd . Prevention. Free.
givers apons<>* by th•· (949) 824-2'4'42 -or
AlzhehMr's A.ma. ol Orange ~cflucl.edu.
County wW maet from 7 to
llOlllAY
TM Sierra Clab wW bold u
informational meeting for
new' and u.isUng member"
alike, ancluding table di$·
plays J!Xhibits. demonstra.
tions and refresbmentl, at ·7
p .m. the Costa Mesa Neigh-
borhood Commuruty Center.
1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa
$25. (714) 963-6345. . 8:30 p.m. at the Our Lady
Queen of Angels, at 2CM6 Mar WEDNESDAY
Vasta Drive, Newport Beach,
or St. Mark's PretbyWtan. or
both. Free. (949) 640-1750.
A.._&edme.a.oatA" 'oa
Deftdt Disorder will be held
at 7 p .m. at the Coutllne
Coumeling Cent. of New-
port 8eecb. 1200 Quall, Suite
105. The dilorder affect
IDCJnl than 12% ol Americans.
Coastline's founder, Joan
Andrews, wW give the lee·
twe. (949) 476-0991.
Tll9AY
, ............. Market wW host a
relaxation seminar at 6:30
p.m. at 225 E. 17th St., COsta
Mesa. Reservations required.
(949) 548-n86.
~ven of people suffer· log frdbl Lewy Body DllOr·
der may attend a free sup-
port group meetmg spon·
sored by the Alzheimer's
Assn. of Orange County at 9
a.m. ln the econd noor con·
ference room of the Glllespae
Facility at UC Irvine. Call
Kim Bailey or Uz Eastin for
reservations. (800) 660-1993.
A pre· and postnatal yoga
dais for thOH expecting a
baby or thbse who already
bad one wW take place at
7:15 p .m. at 3400 Irvine Ave ..
Suite 114, Newport Beach.
Call to reserve a seal (9491
263-1462.
TlllSIAY
A support group lor c.,.. All appraisal lair to provtde
givers of Pick's disease and estimate for the value or
frontal temporal dementias ~pwelry, pottery. porcehun
sponsored ·by the and fine art, to name a few.
AlzbelJ'Der'I Assn. of Orange will be held from 1 to 5 p.m
County will meet al 1 t a.m. at the Bahia Corinthian
in the seco9d floor confer· . Yacht Club at 1601 Bay ide
ence· room of the Oitle-t.p1 rW'e'. C6'romn.tel Mu:-$35.
Center on the UC lrvme Tickets mclude a buffet lun·
campus. Call for re erva-cbeon. (949) 644-9530
candy in a baggy and told them, dent OCC'Wl'ed.
CONTINUED FROM 1
d~cussion among neighbors
and get tbe true facts out a.bout
Measu.re G, • Ant~ CONTINUED FROM 1
'Give th.ts candy to your fnends. I'll •There were so many people
come back with more.•· • around,• she saad. ·And Uus all hap-
She sa.lcl while other children ate pened so fast.•
have become necessary
because of the deceptive use of
our name by the other side,•
sa.ad Phil Arst. a member of the
Greenllght Committee and a
leader of the opposition to the
ballot measure.
Str~der -sa'd bb coDimittee ls
focusing· on Us mail camJ>aign.
sending out mailen "to -c4*in '
who have expretled an inteT.t.
m leamlng more about the eJec..
the egg-shaped candy, her son The incident was the latest to
..... will Lnveitigate it.• l\8 said. picked out some square-shaped cause coocem relating to child-safety
The victim's mother, who spoke on paeces, ate one and put a couple in tus lSSUes in area parks. Offidals and vol-
tbe condition ol anonymity, said doc-pocket.
tion.
ton at Hoag told her tbe candy was The mother 1&d the mddent wa unteers have been petrolling New-
deflniteJy •ta1ntec1. • . chilling bec:ause the man in the car Port-M esa perks regularly s1hce
• •Things are g91Dg well, t>ut
we sWl need everrone to get out
and vote.• Strader said .
She said her son was playing with appe~ to be with hfs family ·cmd pring when razor blades and glass
other neighborhood children on the .seemed lo the ctuldren to be trust· hards were found on playground
Canvassers will band out Ul·
erature at some supermarkets
and also door to door, Ant said.
They will also be distributing
yard signs.
.. sidewalk adjoining the park when a worthy and· hardly uspidous or rquipment and lo the sand.
·w e're hoping to promote
. .
e Julte Cr i ... «Mn Newport
Beach. She mty be rNChed .t (949)
574--4232 "" by e-mail .t
juM.Q~t/tMS.eotn.
,. . . ,· ' ..,.t .
man pulled over and offered the kids fnghteniog. .
candy. She said she was one ot severctl
•My 50n told me the man in the car -other mothers and chtJdren at. the
had a lady with him and a baby,. she eark .. but he was tending to her
said. •He said the man gave them the three other chtJdreo when the mo·
. ..
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Can You Spare One Hpur "cl ~.
' Week to Help a Child with
Literacy? ..
• O..,. llw••cown publk saftty and
courts. She may be rNChed .t (M9) 574-
42260< by•~ •t . '
~.bN~thel•r~tom. •
Wt are seeking 2001 votuo~ to wOttc with 2001 kindergarten ttYough lhil'd gadeB at Pomona. Whittier
and Wilson Elementary Schoots in Costa Mesa. These three sd1ook need help rtC1# in assisting their students ll
reading. wnting and Enghsh if these youn~ are to be~ later in ifel Mentor sessions can be
sched~ from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m. and after school from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday~ Friday.
·ashion . Island
To~Cal
Pomona Sdtool. 2051 Pomona. CosU ~
Nancy Banner-l.Jtmcy Ltader, ~) 5'1~ " ""' , ~ .... Sdtool. 18X>~·. Whittier, CosU Mesa
Sarah Marlcel -HOSTS Program Director, (949) 51s-6898
WllOll Sdtool. ~ Whoo, CosU Mesa
Diane Clemensen -uteracy Lader, (949) 51 ~
(
N~WP()ltT·M £.SA
• .' U111/f,a Scltool Dl~trlct
J\,,Wlw~Pilot a T H'! N£W,09'T MESA 19'VINE 0 !!P.!:!1!.-~ · lll(T£9'FAITH .COUNCIL
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contribution to buy books for Pomona, Whl~ and Wllsoh Elementary Schoots.
_ S 1 O will be fT!Atched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 12 re~1 books.
_ S25 witt be matched by Rotary Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 30 f'Ndtn8 books.
_ S50 will be matched by Rotaey FounWn of YOuth Funds.~ buy 60 rftdlnc books:-
-S100 will be matched by RotMy Fountain of Youth Funds and buy 120 rudtn1 bOoks. • _Other amount to be matched by Rotary Fount.in of Youth Funds.
Make your w;~ check paylbte to.RotMy 5320 foUnfjation and mail to:
Datij Piiot .
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P.O. lox 15e
. Costa Mesa. CA t2GI .
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..... on •
tucni Of 111 DAY
·we played better thla week than
we· dld against Cost" Mesa, which
18 what you're looking for ... " . .
_, N0o.'9n • ~nci~ High football coach
·mOPaa
No\Wi ... I "*'-•
WARREN JOHNSON
. Daily ~ilot . lportt ..._ Roger Cotlson • 949-57 4-4223 • lporti FaxJ 949-6~ 170 Fndcrt. ~bet 2. 2001 A7
GOLF
~ey,·I.ane
are early
Jones Cup
candidates
They capture titles at their
respective clubs and are,the
first two probables for the
Jones Cup m next summer.
MdwdDunn
OM.Y Pllm 11E •
Senior dlv1s1on <J711t1tl'*Jt
sensation Pete Daley ~ '' of~un--Cup ·
try Club and hrst-tam
Big Canyon Country Club
men's club champion Ddl\ny Lane are
the tir5t two players to throw lheu hdt Ill
the nng for the than.I dnnUdl Jone Cup
next summer
Daley.. 61 , captured tus f ~ straight
club champ1on!ithlp dnd continued lo
show he' only getting bener with age,
while Lane has been a top player at Btg
Canyon for veral years and won th
2001 tJtle over two former champions -
runner-up Steve Coll.ms dnd thud·J>lcJCC
Charbe M cl..aughlm, who won lhe 1999
and '98 title . respc.'Clavely.
HIGH SOIOOl FOOTWl ' , '
Colllm playe<.t Ill the inclugurdl Jon
Cup with th n-h dd goU prof<' ional
Kelly Manos Danny Babb dnd Alan
Orobkcl are Big C ctnyon s ct II-tame
leaders with ur taU •s t'dCh
... • • .CAN ~p I OM:< 1'1.0T
Estancia. Hlgb's MJtcb Valdes squeezes out some yudage as the Eagles move lnto scoring posJUon ln the latter part of the second quarter.
Ron Maggard, th" 2000 Bag Ctlllyon
champion who won Jones Cup II with
Director of Golf Bob Love1oy ldst
summer, was unable to defend has lltl •
thh year because h Wdl> stuck out of
town following the • •pt 11 tcrronst
attacks.
Lane hot 75-75-81-71 302 to wan
the 2001 talle by thrN• troke., over
C ollin . M cL.tughhn dnd Stev.-
Obradovich each hot 306
DaJey is goU' ulhmdt<> Idle bloomer.
He didn't tart pJaytng until h<• was 41
and hq_nevcr taken t1 I son an bts We.
To put DaJey' run Ul perspedlve, no
Meu Verde member h.u won more
.• than two men: club till Ul ci row <1mce
• 1.,_ thecJubopened an 1959
Daley. won tus lint bag champl<>nshlp
ll) 199'1, wh n he C'aptured Mesa Verd 's
nlor club llllf' Bui 1nce 1998 he hctS ·
won the-r~ul r three-round troke·
pJay men' club C'hdmptonshap every
year, including thil> yedr when h beat
Steve Rhorer IJl .s two-hol pldyoff
Daley, whose chdmploni.h1p scor
were unavailable, and Rhorer were tJcd
after the 54-holo ev nt, which was
played in late ummer On hole No 2 ot
lb playoff. Dal y ~k d rour·foot putt
to save par and wan his fourth
ronsecut.ave lJU • cJdUTUtlg hts pedal
parking space at th club for one more
year and eammg th<> ail-Important locaJ
lnvUation to Jon Cup Ill m 2002.
Deley and Mesa Verde head pro Tum
Sargent WQn the tn.tugurdl Jon Cup
al Newport 'beach Country Cub in 1999.
and the two t amed gain Uus year 111
Jones Cup II at Santa Ana Country
Club.
Clyde Sarv r 1 M sa Verd • _all·
-~e men' club chttmpaon with five
dU.. (1962-63, '71, '73 df\d '77).
The Jone Cup, a men' pro-am
launched by this ports sect.Ion in 1999,
ii plAlyed under tho eu pace of the
Fletcher Jon Motorcars/Daily Pilot
Cub a..mpeonsNp n . Santa AIM
CC and Newport ae.<:h CC hold men's
dub clwnpk>nshlps m May.
Estaricia's Bradshaw typifies
his team's grit. but the host
Trojans are too much for the
Eagles in PCL road contest.
a.yY FMllkner
DAILY Pk.OT
IRVINE -The
linaJ encounter 8
Estancia High • • ,quarterback Lewis
Brddshaw had wath
d repr ntdtJv or
the University H1gh
football tedm Yid ICO WIB
con 1derc1bly more Ullf••*r 40
plea ant thdn the ._... 1l
more than two
dozen that preceded it Thursday night
at Irvan Haglt
For, after 1h>Jdll defen<ters turned
his once-wrute road 1ersey Into an
cllmost total rendenng of earth tone-
lhe blended browns and greens which
weU·US<'d tadlum twf features this
tame of year -Uruv rslty Coach Mark
Cunningham trotted 15 yards out ot
has way to alute tho Eagle•'
rou.-ageo~ juruor. ·
"Wh re's No 12, that lod as a beck
of " foolbtll player.• Cunrungbam
said as the teams worked tbear way
through th postgame han<bihakes
and Estancia began trudgl.ng to tbe
bus In the aftermath of the notans'
40· 13 Paaflc Cout League victory.
Cunningh4m then, 4t many ot hls
defenders had the preY10UI 2 1/J hours
had, caught u.p to Bredlbaw"to deliver
.. banckh.iake and some well-d11r'*1
clipped
praase with th • opening kar koft .
Brod htlw t•1tmed the thl'n, • after, Estancld
kind words by rushlllg (or eo'ri;i crhack~' Jermdinf'
Cf san9lr-.. et1.,on·h1gh 48 Snt!ll intercepted in hl'>
yards'on 17 cam . and own end zone to thwcut a
completing 10 ol 21 econd sconng oppor-
pa ses for another 72 turuty, took dri ~gl punt
yald .Forth folQ1.hta.me and w ent 6 1 yard on
Ln four leagot" c1am >s, he eight play to I ad. 14·0
w as also duectly re!>pon-Senior running b<tC'k
~W..-for ha ~k'a1.~(t, Scott Pickett cctppt:d both
J.ouchdowns, anclu.~i!Jg f' coring doves with TD
69-yard lhard·quarter runsot land 2 yards: then
option keep an which he DwrwMr" _. returned a punt 35 yards
outran the econdary to the Estanoa 19 to t up
pursuit. t..niMly~•· adaU ha~ team's third hr t ·
Brad haw also made ,.. .. ,t'J --quart r TD.
several tackle t rbm bis QM "'a......_, Packett went 4 yards off
fl'ee safety pot. punted 1110rrgtCollltC'.alegt. 7 nght tackl on the clfore·
and beld on C'onvers1on ~-~ menUone<.t five-play dnve,
attemp . 8-t\ 7 wtuch, thanks to th Uurd
Conversion wct.s cl key of C hns Sprague' con-
conccpt m thJs one, as the host lrojilll.'> vcrsaon kicks, nwde ti 21.(1 as th hrst
(6-2. 3-1 m '8itguel, ranked No b in C1F qu.u1 r erp1red.
Southern ctaon D1v1 ion IX, With Bradshaw leading th v r
converted lts role as heavy favont • option. wruch vcn tunes I hun up
into oppreuor wath a 2 I.() first-quart r to be warmed oath rat or belund th
roil. line ol scrimmage. the Eagl (0-8,
•we thougbt If we d idn't do 0-4) utilized a 48-yard fake punt pass
anyUung tupid. we would have a from backup quarterback Ja on
very good chance lo control this Jobn.iton toJuruor Taruelu. to move to
game.• wd Cunnmgtwn. who can the Un! 12-yard line
lock up ats fourth lraJ9ht ~ • But a SdCk. a peDd1ty a.nd an UlC'Om·
berth Wllh a wm Thursday over Costa pAetion allowed Uru to keep the tag
Mesa at Or nge COclSt Collcq . sroreless.
The Th>fans needed bttJe helpearij, Trctillng; 24 ·0, E$tdnC'la 1un1or -
but cubed in some cbantable held defer\ 1ve end Erle Anderson
position. crNlC!d by EstclOcia fumbles. recovered an rrant option patch tu
to put th gam dWdY in the third et up an aght-play, 35-yard
quart r. touchdown driv late an th • hnt halJ.
Uru dro e t;o yatds on hv pldys Brad hdw' optaoo keep r on·
fotpth·dnd·tnch gdve W.tdllOd first·
and-goal dl the I dnd he pu he<i the
ball over the go.ti IJne on th<> n xt
'>nap to put the Eagl~ on the bodrd ·
Peter Bak er hned a is-yard
ronversaon kick JU.SI over the cro bclr
dftec an Estanci.i penalty
Est.lnela fumbled on two of its hrst
three cond-haU posses ions. wath
'Bradshaw· long 10 nm m betw<•<>n.
and Um turned its two recovene.) mto
I 0 polnts to put the game away.
The 'n-01ans findlned lbe conng
on a 48-yard run early 1n the fourth
quarter, after a.n Estanoa posse ion
that reached the hosts' 3 fizzled wtlb
another lost fumble on ctn opt1on
patch
The Eagl lost four or th II hve
fumble • but "came out even In th
turnover d partment, thanks to
addlbOnaJ recov ne::. by Johnston and
Taro lu
Johnston wrapped up PK.ken for a
3-ya.rd lou to drop tho~ stando.Jt
back under the 100-yard ru hang
mark. a.s ¥ fuushe<J with 98 yard on
13 cames.
Estanoa Coach Jay Noonan said
his team m de progress,
·We pJayf'd better t.hU week than
we did agalnit Costa M • which 1S
what you're looklng few •
Cunnaogham also hed pral.M for
aU the Eagles alt rwa.rd
"Our k..lch w re saying et halftime
how good th ar portsmapiMP"\wes,
dJld ow lud hav n t ~ lhd~ about
any olht>r teum tb1 year,'" Cun-
rungham ~•d ·
~llGll SOIOOl FBD HOCllY
TojC topping .. eludes.Newport HarbQr
• •
Newport Harbor eildwes a bad
fonn of deja vu, as Marina ICOl'eS
another 1-0 overtime triumph.
Launn 8ircbfl9H, ......._. • ..., ..
Sailon.
' '• ~
•
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Al F!!dciy, NiMmber 2, 2001 Oaity Pilot
t -llGll SCHOOL fOOIUIL
Sailors' foOtball: · a ·.k.a. unbeaten
Newport Harbors
frosh squad ~hes
season undefeated in
dominating fashion as
Woodbridge falls, 35·0.
S-.Ylrvln
OMV Pll.or '
Nt!WPORT
BBACH -These we,.u..wore
the champions;
"Thlt ls )Ult the
start. Now you have to
make the axmnitment. • Coach
Joe Urban told his Newport
Hatbor High treshman football
le4Dl Tbunday.
Work Hems lnhnlte ror
champions and the SaJlors
displayed thelr toil In a 35·0
victory over ylsltlng Wood·
bridge to win the Sea View
Leaque ~ wtth an undefeated
record. Newport's champl·
onsblp ls Its rlrst Ince 1934,
when the Sailors flnishk 8-2.
Tb.ls year's Sailors finJshed 8·
' 0, 4-0 bi league and wW play as
a team made up of fresbmlln
and sophomores agalnst
Westchester next week.
Newport played one game
short this year due to the SepL
11 terrorist attacla on America.
OMV I'll.OT PHOTOS av OONlEACH
Newport Harbor's _,__ (WQ, wltll Thomas Martin (65) at tbe forefront. leaves
predou Utile .,.c. tor .a Woodbridge numer. Above, Newport's Matt Erl~n
la.tcbes on to a toDcbdown pw cowrtag 27 yards from quarterbKk Kaey Peten
wttll no time left bl tbe MCODd quarter to expand tbe Sanon' lead to 28·0. .
•As far as l know, there
hasn't been an undelaated team
(at Newport),• Urban said ol his
8.() lq'Uad. •'J'his ls Just the start
for them. I'm here to get them
ready for Jeff Brinkley to take
them to the promlsed 14nd. •
Against the Warrion (4_., 2·
2), the Sailors basically ended
the game in the flnt half when
Newport scored on four of its
five offensive dnves to build a
28-0 lead. In that first half. the
Tars' defense caused two
turnovers, didn't allow a first
down and gave up just 13
yards, while the special teams
came up wtth a safety. Newport
qu~rterback -Kase y Peters
completed 8 of l 0 pass
attempts for 141 yards and three
touchdowns before haUllrne.
He iiso scored on a 1 ·yard run
co
to cap a niJle·play, 67 -yard safety on the kickoff ti.fben
opening drive. Mlner and Grant Ca11erly,
The~· defense tNm went along with other Sallon, feD on
to work and sent the Warrion top of a Woodbridge rvnner
three-and-out. Newport line· who fumbled the ball into the,
backer Corey McCartney enct'%0ne. -
stuffed Woodbridge'• Resh.ad The onlf thing that stopped
Bahadon for a 1-yard toe. on Newport wu Newport. The
first down and again on third Sailors fumbled on the
down to force the Wa..rriors to . Woodbridge 5-yard·line to end
punt. ,what could have been anpt.ber
Four plays later, Peters roOed scoring drive. But the Tars'
nght and lofted a 16-yard defense maintained its
touchdown to Greg Miner. The mo1t1entum u Miner recorded
drive, which started at midAekl. an interception and ran 1t back
was keyed by tailback Spencer 18 yards to the 1 ·y4rd line, but
l..J.nk and his 21-yard scamper. the S'aUors lost the ball on ll
After another Woodbridge turnover.
three-and-out series, Newport Again Newport's defense
capitalized · with another answered the call when Trevor
touchdown when Peters Theriot, known to most as.
hooked up with Miner again "Moose,• recovered a
for a 23-yard touchdown and a Woodbridge fumble to give the
20-0 lead. Sailors' offense one la.st play
Newport then earned a before halftime.
Witb eight seconds left,
Pl8ters released a spiral deep to
th~ right comer ror a 27 -yard
touchdown pass to Matt
E.ridtson to end the ha.If.
Newport derensive lineman
Thomas Martin opened the
second ha.II with more heroics.
H~ broke up a middle screen.
Intercepted the Woodbridge
pus and ran tt beck 37 yards to
set up the Sallon' rlnal
touchdown. Link, who rushed
tor a game hJgh 91 yards on 13
c:anies. ran for a 12-yard gam to
the 1 and then punched It ln
on the next play, seqding the
Sailols' sideline into celebnlbon.
"lllis wuo't abou• 15 guys,•
Urban told h1s players' parents
after the game. "This was about.
55 guys who made the
commibnenl There will never
be a better freshman team than
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rt COLUEGE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS
~y I'll.OT f'HOTOS 1Y DON ~H
Orange COMt College Cl'Oel comatry cOlda JoU (loldeM cw 1lp wltll a OM-two panda .. 0r-.
Empire Conlerw:ie competttloll Wltla tllil --... we1•1• coUectlDg cOllilnam crowm. Abcmt, lie men. co...a.t oC (frolat row, boa a.IQ:...._ Poakla. J .. c.rtllo, Victor 1.opeJ., W.. Pooley, Mk+,..
Wiiiiams, MIU ......,. md llidiY' t ••t ad row, boa left: .Mmll 0poUa. Brtaa McNmMln. Artie MOlwo,
J6el Gm-•, Allft Cldldrw, Cmlol MorgedO mid .bgle l!Kobs.
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Coast women
dunk Fullerton
Pirates roll to 8-4 victory over the Hornets to gain
berth in Orange Empire Conference Tournament
Final on Saturd'ay at the University of Redlands.
C 0 S T A scoring leader with three goals.
MESA -Orange and Enca Nicholson added two
Coast College as the PiJ'dtes forged a 5· 1 lead
was an 8-4 at haUtlme, then xpa.nded the
winner over lead to 7·1 after three quarters.
v I s I t l o g Devon Wright, C hnstlne
Fullerton In a McDonald and Nichole
semifinal of the Sonnefeld dded tngl goals.
Orange Empire ~.... • OCC go411 Heath r Dey·
Con ference ONll9e c:..t 1 den, e product or Newport
women's water Harbor !-Ugh, had five sav .
polo townament Thursday as llKll ' ?
the Pl.rates truck W1lh a four· , 1 .,....
goal aecOnd quarter to put the ~ C'.oMT & ~ ~. 4 game out ol reach. °'""' eo.. 1 4 2 1 • 1 1be VIC'Wry sends Coast. now ,..,_,. ~ 1, ~ 1,
29·1, lnto Saturday's 2 p.m ...,_,, 1, n• 1 *-·.Muallnl
championship game at the ...::ici...-Mont.IMJ;
Unlventty ol Redlands SQjw•ftkt ~ ~ ~ 1•
1la Mont&tvo was the Pirates' . Rnneten 1
lllFLY
Sharks top Kings, earn playoffs berth
Tbe Sbartr. advanced to the playoffs by defeating ~,,... the Kings, 6_., in a Boys a. Girls Club of the Hut>or
Arel roller hoc.key game for fourth· and f.ilth-graden
~y. .
Evu Spangler, Cory Turner and Logan Newell K'ONd go111. The
Sbartl.I jumped to an early 3-0 leld ln the Ont quuter and never
trailed afW tbaL
Jar.cl c..ty, Mu Friedman, Collin Monge and Nathan~
ucbond the defeme. Tbe Sbarb (7-0) enter.the p&eyofts ln flnt
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• SPORTS Friday, ~ 2. 2001 A9
llGH SOIOOl GlllS TDllS
Braverman wins Sea
View singles crown
f
Newport's top-seeded doubles team, however,
loses in the finals Thursday at Woodbridge High.
' IRVlNE -Newport Hdrl>or BtdV rmdn Wf!nt u .1. in
Jbgh ruot N.talJe BrdvC'nnan, I ogu•• round-robin pldy, I0\1ng
the top .. eed, d efetSted only to l!xon, 7-5
Woodbndg 's I:bZdbeth l!xun, , ln douhl•!'), third·__ Emo
f:>.2. 6-1, an th Sea Vi V/ Leagu I lung dntl Tnsba U.-e of Ldguna
girl tennis a.Ingles C'homp1· I lilb d f'cJtP.<.11' wport Hdtbor'
• onshlp matC'h Thur day C\t l(elly ,.1 .. on ont.l Kn ta
Woodbndge Mdntc.M ~1. t>-2 for the I ague
Bot.h plcly r .. wW advance to IJU . N l~on and 1dnt h were
the C IF Southern Section '><"M1t>d flnt .
Individual champion hlp'i, Both 11·.m~ qu11liJ1NI for the
whar h tart Nov 17 with rust· C"'lf 1nd1v1dual douhh· chdrnpa-
round action at the Balboa Bdy onsru1~ Woodhndcw's Jcnmf r
Club Racqu t Club ctnd Roth dnrl A'hh•y Wtlhdm
Huntington 8cd(h High C'ld1mPd thud pluc f' dnd CIF
Braverman, the s cond of dllPmt1H· pn .. atJun
three IOp·notch tenru ·playmg Clf l>IH\IOn 11 t •dm pldyotr
isters, won her second Sed btgm "lu\ H fur ffothor, which
View League mgles ta lie. wd 8-0 in l<•d9Ul' .md is rdnkcd
havJ.ng cl&m d her ftrst ds d in ow 1111, llJ tn lhl• ~uth m
sophomore tn 1999. Braverman C'<ildornad 1Pq1on hy Th(• Tun
did not ~tugb school In 2000 •
when he' peled ln a coupl •
Uruted Stal! Assooabon
'i&tellate and Future tourn•
amen ts
In the sia View nuJl.llal!.:
Exon beat Newport Harbor's
Carmen Khoury. b-1, b-2. and
Br<tv nnan knocked out ICdm-
mate Diana Khoury, 6· l . 6,(1
Diana Khoury claimed third
pl,}ce and the CIF altemdt • <ipol
sw.-
Setnlf•Nl1 I<••"""" (NHtdlf 0
KhOIMy (NH). 6 I, 6-0, uon (Wood
br~) def C IChaufy (NH) 6 I 6 2
flNk ··-~ cMf hon. 6-2. 6-1 ~ ,I
Semtf11'\M Ne~l\IOfll (NH).def
lloth·W.lh""" (Woodbf~). 6~. 6-4.
Hunq-t.ft l~lof!!\'J ~ HVUedt ~ (Woodbtodgf>J G: I M~-
f!Nls ~ ltt Mf ~~
M<lntoVI, 6 l 6 .,
S£AN HUEii /DAU 1'1.0T
Eagles' Junior TanJelu runs for daylight u UnJven:Uy's John McCarthy (St pursues. Yelsey set to defend PCL ingl crown;
Reitz will not compete in CJF indivlduals
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY LACUNA BE.AO I -Juruor ~·n'<llton Annl• 'H·lw~ i>t Corond dt•I
Mdr High, lht:' top '>ct!<I an the Pttc ala<: Cr..a.,t Lt.•,ufuf• <11rl., lt•rutt'>
Mngl champ1on.shJps. won two mdtthe-. Thur-.cfoy 111 dd\dJl("e to
toddy' setn1hnc1ls at noon di l..dguna Be<1ch I hgh Newport HarbQr boys .roll to
fifth straight Sea View crown
Vclsey, lh<.' defendanq PCL' C"ht1nip1on. w1U fact• dn oppoqen1
from University. Cdl\.I Coach Andy St<•w<u1 '>cml. whtlc C dM
lcdmmatei lcl)lat> 0dmton .md .Julu It(' Mut1kl' will ~uare oll 1.n the
other i.ema.hndl.
CdM enaor Bnttdny R 112.. thf' d f Pnrunq nF South(>m Se< uon.
10d1v1dual mgl champion ·~not ~)lttymg b<>cdw oppo mq PCL
C'OdCh vot d her tnt>hqablc ·1.wc.1ust> <\ht• d1dn't pldy enough
matche , • St wart s.tad '
Sailors run past the competition at Irvine
Regional Park again; Newport girls third.
and Allison lfochwald went 21 13 (28thl
·1 was really happy Wlth Anda Sams.
said grrls coach Enc 1\v 11. "She redlly ran
a good race. All seven ot our g1tls ran th<'!{
bes\ tun of the yea1 •
Thll!., Re1J,z IS not ehqablc for individual plt1y iD cm
R 1U was Id! I }'Cdr''i P\L runnN-up to \f!lse~. who rorfe1H>d
her CIF quartetfl.lldl mt1lch 111.<\I 'fl'tH dnd " hopinq to d\ enge lhdt
'i<!ll.>dck m 2001
IR\flNE -A ti cl pred~tincd ntual.
Newport I laJbor t-Ugh'-.. boys CT countrv
team once dgain dom1nat d ea Vi.cw
League compelltlon at th leagu hnal ttl
lrvane Regional Park Thursday a'ftemoon
as Coach Bun Barry' Sculors eased pa I
Woodbndge tor team honor.., th S<talo~·
hflh straight leagu chdmpaonshlp.
The aalor , led by 1un1or Alec
Urtu ua tegu1' ~cond-plact> fmash to
Woodbridge' Mlcht1 11 laddan, scored 28
points, with Woodbridg<' f35). Ahso Nlgu I
(65), Lagund Htlls 195) dlld lmne (1 471
tra1bng.
"Urtu: a many r<'fer to the Newport
runn r,•ran d 15 3 .. over the thl e-mtlt>
rourse at lrvanr Hadd.in won at in 14.40
Also with key performanc for the
Sollors were N ack Mill •r (third ln 15 .341.
Joel Furman f t.Xth m 16 07), Juan Rios
(seventh m 16:09). Geoff Doddy (10th l.ll
16:15) and Ivan Romero (12th in 16;38).
Chris Negrete flllashed 27th m 17:58.
The victory sends the Seniors on to the
CIF Prehmtndne!. al Ml San Anloruo
{;oUeqP Nov. 1 O. .
Also on their way to Ml SAC are th
Newport Harbor girls. who were Uurd in
the team total behind champion
Woodbridge and runner-up Aliso Niguel.
Lauren Paul was Harbor' leading
runner with a venth·pace firusb In 18 ... 7,
with US<l Evaru. of Newport close by with
a 19:09 for runth place.
A '>O~d pack of runners was the k y to
the third-place fmash as AndJ S4ms went
19.38 (19th), Courtney Marshall went 19:52
(22nd), Amanda Abbott went 20:15 (24th)
HAYDIMMFMS
(MINN .......... "9r41) ..,.
._.. • I Newport H«bof. 21, 2 Woodbndglt. JS.
l AllJO ~ 65. ... L..-Ht!!!. 95, s. arw.. 147
.......... • I ltUddlf'I (W), IUO; 2 ~
(NH), S l4. l M1llef (NH), 15 oU; 4 HetnUINM (W),
IS 51. S ltolln w.l. 16 OJ, 6 FOONln (NH), 16 07.
7 AIOI (Ht-0. 16 '09, I Sd'lwln (W). 16 IS. t Cof A (W).
16 IS. 10 ~ (Ntt), I~ 15 Othtn: 12 "°"*<>
(NH). 1631. 27 l'Mgm• (NH), 17 51 ...
._.. • I WOOdbl •• 20. 2 Al«IO ........ 4l.
• l ~ Harbor, 75, 4 L.1vUnA Hill\, 15; S lrWw
.. ......... ' SNr1 (W). 17 19, 2. 1«9'-(W),
1741, l kllottJ (W), 1804; .. MAllf'O (AN), 1122,
5 '•ry'CANl. IUA;6 ~(W). 1144, 7 ,AUi
(NH). llA7, I ~ (W), 19:0l, 9 (v-(NH), '"°'· 10 o.tg.ldo (AN). It 12 Olhln. 19 SlfTis (NH), 19'.ll. 22. ~(NH), 19 52. 2• Abbott (NH),'
20 IS, 21 ~(NH), 21'U
In doubl~. CdM'~ Amdndcl Rub<>n tpan .met Bntlany hnnd •
Wlll pldy Cdffi ron Barron·Sdndmdn dnd Ltnd'>d" Bultt•rwack of
Laguna Beach m the M!nu!andh toddy wtul • Cd~l'!i. Bnlttln\ liolldnd
11nd Taylynn Snyder. ·th<' top ('{'d, wall ftte l' t1 lt>dm lrorn Laqunu
Bea("h ...
GIRLS VOWYBAU ....
CdM sweeps T-wolves .
Corona dcl Mar ll19h\ qarl' volll.•yball tPt1m 1mp111\i11d to 17·5
ov raU dnd hn1Sht>d 8·2 m th<• P.ic1hc C"oct'tt Leagu , on•• pt1I
behind chd.ITip1on l.agund Bedch, with d I '>-ti 15-tt. 15·h \1ctory ov •r
the VlS'iUOg Northwood Tllnberwo~YP'> Thur .. clt1} night.
CdM WtlS paced by Morqdn Smith dlld Eh•.mor !\.lack. who hud
17 and 11 ktlls, ri pcctJvPly: off tht• fot•d' of Jdrqut line Be<kl'r,
who h.id 42 a" tsls
The Sea Kmy r tum to dct1on 1oday \\ hl•n tht•y \: 1~11 ewport
I larbor. stdrtlng at 5 10 p m
COWGE IUllmN BOARD
VU to host playoff game
The Corona del Mar High
frestunan rootbell t am ausbet 1 0 Back O.y rival Newport Hatbor,
41 ·8. The SH Kmgs are lnsplred
by the van.aty players •1t•1 Mid women· occer team, which / • f Th Vanguard Univ mty u;J
finished thud an the Golden State _
ldgP for l 1 • hNOIC'\
In th 8bth rrunute, Vanguard's conng
hMdN !'onven •d the 9am ·\\tnmng goal to
91\'C th(' Lio~ 4.3 WlO ov r PLNU. th t dJD
thdt knocked V.tn<JUdrd out of th.-pl1.tyofh la.st
Wd n
to teU freshmen •bout a nv&lry,
so we had .ome ot the vanity
players come down' and talk to
them,• CdM fr'Mb1n4n coedl
' Ted wm.-Nkl. The
l.ntptredoo&I ploy -to work. CdM fuUtNlck .._ .....
nuibel for 95 ,.,. cm tlllglll cam.a. He ICOf95
Liu.~ -.... al tl. 45 and 13 ymdl.~ .............. who~
the geme'l llnl tlMl!dd!Na -... 18-yud run.
HaWt. wida. ~ -11Cllrrim .. CdM ,.._to 253 Nlllmg ,.-WR pr.-.
..._,...~ ...... u ... ... .,, a. • a ...... ... ...... , .................... .
.._ ... t' "'•• Hiwpcut ..... bedl ..... ? .............. 133,....
I ¢ ••••••• " a 1 aa ... -13
AthJetic Conference, earned a No,,
3 "81!.d IO the NAlA Regal u Regional Tuumamcnt
and will host a fiBt·round gclll\e Sdturddy •
Th Lions, who fac:e No 6 Notre Oum d
Namur, completed the requl4r se&M>O • turday
with a 9-7 overaU'record and a th1rd·pldc1•
finish ID the GSAC al 7.3
The NAIA R glon fl play.off Will al!>O
tnclude Azusa Poobc (No. t seed), W tmont
College (No. 2 seed), Cal 8e.ptllt Univcf'5lty (No.
4) and Pomt Lome Nazarene UniveRlty !No SI
The semihnal and champion hap gam
will be played at A.2UM Paohc Uruv 1ty
Tk:keta are S7 for adults, SS for faculty a.od
S4 for students with • valid JD
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t.w,... ....... --'9c1At~ • UOp.1t1.
II·., then I <l th off n t\e charg o" r
I lope lnt<'mat100dl Uni\ ~1ty with two goels
and two ell the Lions~ 5-0 to Cod
th a~n • tunJ.ty. •
H \ cored • t •am-high l .S go I and
d1 hed Ollt h~t" il'-\.I t th.a n ,
Th Lion hru.,.h Kt \lrnng, wmmng four
ol thelr last hv gom , nd nd d wtth a
7-11 ·1 ov raU n ord.
. ""-
Vanguard coaching clhUc
Vanquard Uruvf!l'Sity wUI hold ErQ]
the lhttt.I 1nd fln41' ,.ofth.aU daruc '
of tht" t!et on Wcdn day
afternoon.
lbe two·bour on Will • C'OIM'hlng
dWc for 1uruor and _ t\ior high boot aofttMll
coache , and walf bt!gm •t. 3 p .m. on the
Vanguerd llQltbaU field an Co.ta Meta
The theme ot clillk II to help <."Oechel CW91'• deligft. end run flllfdM end ..-.11
pnc:'tnplel.a •
Coeche1 wall h•ve the opponuntty to
obMne Vuguard coeche •ad pl•nn .
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HIGH SOIOOl GIRLS YOWYIAll: IATIU OF THI IAY
Uz Lord (above) and the
Newport Harbor SaJJon
will be bylng to tum the
tables on the Corou del
Mar Sea klngs (at right)
ln today's nonJeague
girls volleyball game
at about 5:30 p.m.
at Newport Harbor.
The two clashed tn
September and CdM
was a five-game winner.
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0.0% with approved credit on 2001 & 2002 cars and light duty trucks. Excludes 2001 & 2002 Escape . Applies to short term financing only
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Jagu~r Deale·r in . Cal.iforrl .ia
For. New & PreoWned Ve.hi'cle.s . .
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OF A LIFETIME CELEB,RATION ~
HIGHEST RANKED IN SATISFACTION WITH INITIAL CONSUMER . . .
LEASES, ACCORDING TO J.0. POWER AND AsSOCIATES .
We've gone to great lengths t~ make leasing a Jagu.ar as e11joyable as driving one .
. A tall order, yoU say? You obviously.haven't met the great people from Jaguar Credit. .
So why not take· this opportun ity to get acquainted with them and their. lease options?
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