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Home My WebLink About2002-01-19 - Orange Coast Pilot--. . . . ....... MILUUll SERVING THE NEWPORT -f<.AESA COMl-AUNmES SINCE 1907 ON Dm WEI: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM SA1URDAY, JANUARY 19, 2002 Great Park def eat will have hefty price tag • •Pro-El Toro forces plan to raise $2 million in campaign against the South County ballot measure. Peut Clinton DAILY PtlOT NEWPORT BEACH -It wtll take $2 million m pnvate money to defeat Measure W. the South County·bdcked milldtJve that would halt plan by county plan· ners to butld an airport at the clo ed El Toro Manne Corps Air Station, airport upporters say. . And many of tho e doUars wtll be ralSed here. the center of cilmost a decade of tounch upport for a proposed El Toro airport. · ·The troops are fdnrung out through the community to do what's necessary to defeat (the tru- tJabve t, • aid Dave Elli • the spokesman of the A111>0rt Worlung Group "That's our goal.· The pro-EL Toro group and oth- er a111>0rt supporters are geanng up -for a fiercely waged campaign leading up to the Mdrch 5 electJon on Measure W Operatmg ds "No on w,-a polit- ical action conurultee, the group hds hired a Sacramento-bused con- sultant to cruft d strategy to defeat the ll\JlJ8llVP So far. the cornnutte<• hal> nol reached the $1.000 threshold thut tnggers a legal reqwrement lo hit• d campcugn dtsclo ure form Thal hould change. Ellis.said. by Jtln. 2 ... then xt ht.mg deadlinP SuJ>4>rvt ors Cynth1d Codd, Chuck Sm1t.h and Jun StJva, who represents Newport-~lesd. hdve uU JOUled the "No on w· campd1gn All three upervlsors 1gned d Jarl 10 letter to supporters urgmg them to oppose the measure dnd dltend a Feb. 5 fund-rdlSe~ m Scrntcl And SEE PARK PAGE A4 Costa Mesa set to oppose anti-airport initiative Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT COST..\ t-.tESA -Thi• C it} Counc 11 ,., rnovlll9 1uwtmJ uµpo-.- mq t-..h•d'>Ufl• W. wh1c h would hdlt pion'> for ttn El Toro ct1rport ctnd m\IPud open tht> door lrn n pdrk di lhl' do.,t>cl t-..lormt• hc1"" \I It' TUt•!i<lcJ\ nwPtanq, lht• counol • ., '>< hP<luh•d to -.:cl!f·· on d rt'l>olu110n oppo!.IOdid ht-l.l> conhdenl th" 111·111 \\oukl JklS • !hough 11 m1~1h1 111 1:-<1 u r<•wnt1• SEE INITIATIVE PAGE A4 Report on cable service unveils the known • St>rv1ce m C osta Mcsd 1s not meetmg with residents' dpprovaJ, according to AT&T Broadbdnd. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT co~•\ :\lESA -Cit\' nlflc1t.1h rt•< u1ved d l•mg·- dWcltlNl pNfOrmdnc-e report from ..\T& T BrOddband on ThW"'idd' thdt oullm •-. whdl they ctln.!dd\ kno'' CustomN 'erv1ce l\ un....sl!.,- lc1c-ton "•>r,•• ltldn th1• 1H1•v11111' 11n1· .ind hoth 11111(.'' IPV1•l' ul '4'1 • \'I< 1• '' ""' 'uh ... 1<1ncl.ud h .. 'did Th" 1Ppor1 \Ht.., ont• pt.1q1• t.1ncl, pPr< tonta<w ol C-dll'> d"''"•red m Jll ..... - ond dlHI lht' d\NcH e h1tn- r11 .. tinw ThP-dald \ ct' hrn- ke n do\\ n b~ quartt>r dnlcd mh.>rmdtson lrom 2001 . .moo dncl 1 ·~1t1 C11~ 0H1nc1I dt•m1111c1•><l pt-rturmonn.• mlormat1011 trom lh • C-dhh• < omp<Hl\ CJfter rect~I\ mq dn O\ 1•1 • \\ ht..•lnunq numh1•r ol r orn· pl.not., Imm rt .. 1dt>nh 11hout d lclC'k ol < 1a...tnmt•r '••r\'I< t• SEE CABLE PAGE A6 DON l.CA MI OAllV fl.OT N wport Beach Pol.lee Offl~r Mlke Lektorlck checks the speed of passing can with a radar device on southbound Newport Coast Road, where driven uve been dtecl for peeds ln exce of 100 mph. "tt•vc Ht1\ rndn. d11ector uf t1dn11r11 lrdll\'e ..... rv1ce for Co td t-. h•Sct. ~td he Wd not '>llrpnwd h) thl-' report\ < ontt•nl Pt>rlonndJlce m th(> tourth qudrtt>r ol '.?001 wu' Police aim to slow down Newport Coast drivers . ,... <:aNgrande DMY PILOT NEWPORT COAST -This u.mc. at' the police ofh rs tryulg to keep th speed out of a uap. Sa.nee Newport Coa t bccam part of the oty Jan 1, poUce hav been combaung what l consider d by many to be a nous peeding prob· lem on Newport Coa t Drive . But while som retitdents dt'm&nd th d ty enforce th law on this winding stretch of road, oth rs fear the enforcement is just th oty's way of Since Newport Beach annexed the area of 7,000 residents, officers are working to reduce speeding along Newport Coast Drive bilking its wealthy n w fi dents. "There' &Om coocem out th re that this lS to m t quot or som - thing,· Newport BeaC'h Police Sqt Steve Shultndn did ·Thdt' nol what' gomg on.• Shulman said m t driv rs betng toppod for peedmg on th road 411 g tung off Wlth warmng -d way of letting th m know th re' a n w her- tff tn town and that the peeding must top Th dnv rs getting more than just e lap on the wn t are ca few would ob1ect to. "There was a motorcycli l top~ doing 123 mph th re at 3: 15 ln th SEE COAST MGE AS Here's a pitch for setting good examples • Steeple stand-in to hang around longer •The t-..tormon Church will m tall a cran tor hve days m lead of thr to gw f"li wport B dch r 1dents more tune to what the prop d temple would be like. June Casagrande DMY PllOT NEWPORT BEACH B nchng tu public pr ure. p!CJnn •r., ot a 1onnon t m· flle ht1Vl' xt nded the 1 ngth of t1m£> d Uy crane will '>land m for a propoc;ed 124-fOQl l pit• On .lt1n . 28. d crdne w1U f>dI~ at 2300 Boruta C'4Ulyon Dnvt tmd ~tay there ( .... Newpon ...,__ Jtltb ~ ..... SEE STEEPlE MGl M ----;. • • A2 Saturday, Jonuoty '9, 2002 Appreciating -thbse ·wbo teach Us 'The entire object of true educaUon Ls to make people not merely do the right thing, but enjoy the right thJnga: not merely lndustrlow, but to love lndwtry; not merely learned, but to love Jcnowledgi: not merely pure, but to love purity; not merely /u1t, but to hunger and thirst alter /wtJce.' -Johnltuskln From the moment I knew I was preg- nant with each of our children, I bad many specific prayers for them and it's been a great adventure to see God's dt.fferent answers. Gndy Trone Christeson O~GE COAST lJNJTARIAN. UNIVE~. Sunday Cblld <:41• and religious 1be Orange Cout UDitarian ~ wonb1pl at 10:30 a.m. ... .... :..... St Colt.a Mesa (9"49) youth education a. on...s during tbe ..mce. The churc:b ii at 1259 ""'""-·• • 646-4652. . ' . .... One prayer was that both of them would have a love of learrung, and God hdS answered that prayer m more ways than I'd ever have tmdgined. Not only have we been blessed to be sur- rounded by incredi- ble farruly and fnends. but our girls aJso had many won- THE MOIW. OF THE STORY GllEG FRY f OMV PILOT Paul and VlrglnJa Hawker w-cba1r the cbarttabJe Global Concerm Committee at Newport HArbor Lutheran C hurch. derful teachers m school. They also bad many great Sunday school teachers, coach- es and other people who were lnspirabonal and influential in the many different facets of theu education. · I thought about this as I joined almost 200 other students. parents and friends to honor Mrs. d' Albert who recently retired ctfter teachmg for 25 years at a school in Corona de l Mar. Mrs. d' Albert was an exceptional teacher who gave her best and expected the best of each and every stu- dent. Doing good work on Global Concerns ·she also has kept a dedicated interest m my hfe alJ these years later, and I still get notes or calls about opporturuties she knows would mterest me,· my daughter Kelly saJd about her fifth-grade teacher. Mrs. d ' Albert clearly went the ex~a mile for her students, and l was glad that she was thanked for her dedication and com- m1tment. On my way home from the retire- ~nt tea, I stopped at the market. While unJoadmg my groceries, I heard a sweet voice behind me say, ·Mommy, mommy, Cdfl I get candy and flowers for my teacher for Valentine's Day7 I know she'd love 1t and J love her.• I turned and srruled at the mother with two little girls. One girl pointed to a colorful candy display while the other twirled around and said, •Me too. I love my teacher and I want to gwe her candy and flowers too.· She then plopped a bag of pretzels on top of some of my items. ·calm down, girls,· the mother said. ·1 love your teachers, too, but we aren't buy- ing Valentine's presents now. And honey. you aJn\ost squished that lady's avocado.· ·That's no problem." I said. ·My girls were their age once, and they loved their teachers too. That 1s such a gill And you dldn't squish my avocado, and even if you had, I like guacamole too.· Both girls giggled. As I left, I overheard one girl say, ·What dld she mean by our teachers being gifts? I thought we were supposed to buy them gifts.· I dldn't hear the answer, but I knew what I meant. Great teachers are a gt.ft. Great teachers deserve gifts, not just tangi- ble ones, but gifts of our time, prayers, encouragement and affirmation. I don't know when Teacher Appreciation Day is, but if someone has positively affected you or your children, today couJd be the day. And you can quote me on that. Young Chang OAJlY PILOT 0 ne NewpoJt Beach cou- ple considers it as important to get the message out as it is to bring the message in. As co-cbairs or the Global Concerns Coinmittee at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, Vir- ginia and Paul Hawker keep the coogregants more than just infonned about problems outside of the church. Oavid Monge, pastor at New- port Harbor Lutheran.. says the couple's leadership helps keep his members active in address· ing spiritual, as well as, worldly concerns. "It keeps us in touch with the community and the world so we don't just focus on ourselves.· he said. At the same time, helping with everything from housing for the development.4lly disabled to adopting families for holidays definitely helps spread the Christian Gospel. The Hawkers, both retired Faith CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS TREE FEST Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach will celebrate Tu B'Sh - vat, the festival of trees, at 8 p.m. Friday at 2-401 lrvine Ave., Newport Beach. (949) 548· 16900. IEADQ$HQDM (949)642~ Virginia and Paul Hawker give of themselves as co-chairs of committee at Newport Harbor Lutheran Newport Beach residents, became leaders of the six-person committee about six years ago. They're everyday chur~goers, not just Sunday visitors, as this or that charitable errand brings them to the church at least a rew hours every day. "There's so much need out there, I'll tell you,· said the 74- year-old Virginia Hawker. The committee addresses some of these issues through groups including the Good Shepherd Conununity, an Orange County-ba.sed group that helps house people with developmental disabilities; Bread for the World, a world-hunger group that involves letter-writing to Congress and other represen- tatives1 the Orange County Child Abuse Preventative Center; and efforts with a county sod.al work- er who works out of the Santa TALKING ABOUT THE TEMPLE MOUNT Gersbom Gorenberg. author of "The End of Days· and an associate editor for the Jerusalem Report, wW speak at 7 p.m. Jan. 27 as part of Tem· ple Bat Yahm's Rob Greenfield Distinguished Speaker Series. Gorenberg will speak about the Temple Mount u sacred space and as o polldcal night· ma.re. lbe temple is at 1011 Camelbock St.. Newport Ana Regional Office. ·w e're on call forwben the sod.al wo.rker needs us,• Hawker said. •for any ld.nd of need - diapers or children's things. and adults [can) need furniture.· On Sundays. the couple will stand before the congregation and ask for donations for what- ever cause 1t is they're wo~ on. Currently, they're collecting funds to give to the Daphne Ho\Jse, an outreach SOUK'e of the Good Shephard Community. They'll usually make announcements on Sunday mornings and ask for coobibu- tions while holding a i.ign that reads various IJlessages, one of which is: •Help us beJp them.• Hawker remembers a girl who years ago wanted to gradu· ate but couJdn't because she didn't have the money to buy a graduation gown. Alter heanng Beach. $5-$25. (949) 0.4-1999. OTY OF THE DOVE The Jewish Community Center of Orange County will host Or. Avigdor Shin.an at 7 p.rn. Jan. 28 as be speaks on the toplc "The City of the Dove: Jerusalem ln Rabbinic Uterature. • The talk will be held at the Jewish Commuruty Center at the Jewish Federa· tton Campus, 250 B. Baker St., Cost.a Mesa. (114) 755..0340, Ext. 122. a church announcement about her. a woman from the Lutheran congregation donated d check. Paul Hawker remembers a Santa Ana fanuly thdt received a double bed and two single beds through these weekly t\Mounce· men ts. · ·we set them up with a cou- ple of bedrooms.ctnd beds to sleep," the 78-year-old said. • 1 had a wild nde down the 5 (freeway( with the pickup truck. four mattresses and bed posts.· When asked why thS?y give of theu tisn~ and care. Virginia Hawker gave a qwck answer. "Ob honey, y6u can't bell ve the reward we g t out of dotng 1t for people." she Sd1d. ·From ow church, to the person.· Paul Hawker added thdt d.S much a.s thcy'r tntroduony global concerns to a N wport Beach congregabon, thdt the process is thoroughly two--way. ·we· do a lot of good work. but we wouldn't be able to do 1t If it weren't for our pastor und (if( our congregauon didn't up- port US," he said. EHUD BARAK SPEAKS Ehud Bdra.k, former pnrne numster of Israel, will peak at 7 p.m. Jan. 29 as gu t lecturer for the Nonnan Sclu1f ScbolaT Lecture at Temple Bot Vahm. 101 t Ca.melback St , N wport Beach. A patron c:hnner will be held at 5 p.m., catered by Turnip Rose Caterers. Patron tickets, inducting the dinner and dessert reception, are 5300: Lectwe tickets are S36 (949) 0.A-1999. ., SUU AID SUM -IWl¥-Pilot ~'Pit N.(IOIWlll'l\,llllMfml" ... ts 4lbol.ll the ~Honews..-~ tdltofill rMtW or ldii1~1U Nrein can be,..._,.,~ ~pem-llllonof~w. WEATHER fOMCAn from the~ .i MWn .... 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JM--,,.,. ur•• ..~ , ..... 1:11&a ........... ~ • . -,. • Doily Pilot UC Irvine fraternitY Suspended for hazing •Officials suspend . Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Theta Pi from campus after a student filed a hazing ldwsuit. Dffpa atMireth DAILY Pit.OT \ lJO CAMPUS -for the first • r time m the UOlVCTSJfy'b MiOry, d Cralcrruty was .,u&pendcd tor . two years after a pledgP com· plained that he Wcl:> subjected to hazing during a naghtmttrt: weekend at Big Bent a yedf dgo, othctclls deeded Fnddy. Ofhcsals said the dec1i>JCJn Wd a result of dn 1nvesll~~t1on the uruversaty und rtook dft r sophomore film mdtt>r Jctf Warden Ciled d lawswt dgairu.t members of the Dellct S1gmc1 Chapter of lhe Bela Thetc1 Pi fraternity in November ut Orange County upenor Court Warden said he suffered d seizure and had to be hosp1tdl · ized as a result of the hdZlllg. _J The untv<>Nl)'. alter th two· month UM'1itJgcJbM. d~l th tr at m1ly vJolatt'd two poll· C'leS rrlallng to tudl•nt condutt -hd.7.l09 cllld WMn!J ulcohol 10 mmor , ·i.poke~womctn Lori Brandt said. "Hazing b -.tnctly proh1htl('<I on c1nd ofl c.smpw.. • .. he• ~•cl ·So ts dL.,tnbubng <.1lcohof to t1 minor.· Alter J<1n. 1 2CX)4, lhP lJOI· 01ers1ty Wt1l considN dJ<KusMnq the recsldbW.hment of Lh • frt1· tcrruty prov1dud <.eVNdl cond.1· hon ttrc m<'l, Br<.1nlll "cud Nine or lhl• 13 frnll•rntt} member> who wen.' eruQUf'tl dt the university WNI' d1...nplinl'<I. but nobody Wu!> ex1~·llcd, .,he• 'wUd. Edwin StePn, prt>'>1den1 ul U1c cdmpus cht1plt•r or llw lrtJ· teTnily, did not rNurn phont' nills Fndijy. Wtirden '>Wcl h£' Wdl> hdJJPY .. vtlh lh•• umver..1t) \ dN ts1on to .. uspend the lfdtPm1l} hut '>dlcl ct tolttl l)dn would hc1ve ~llshe<J rum rnor<• "It '>how' th1• 111vr!>t1gt1t1CJn hcti. found i.om1• wrnngdomq GARDENTIME Certified O#vanic Hand Cra1lal Pasta • Ribbons SI.a •Penne .. ..., REG. '2.75 12GZ. dnd ~1rs <1 uood thtng," h~ ..aid l{l <1 Mcr,hon tnlerv1ew fridoy ·But I wctS hoping, becdu:.c> of the senou n of th.P incident. ttwt lhc uruver&ity would l 6 prcct>denl by lbanrungl t.00 fra· t(>rrufy.• Suc-h ti <;('Vf>l'f' dl'Ct'>tOn W\O yrve others lhe couragP to stand up for lhemselY and 91v<• tht!in il'\sur1.1nce that th(> 1tn1v rs1ty will not toJcrdt(' hdzln<J. h c;rud. Wttrden, ct resident of Colorat!o Spring.,, w1d hfl and two Olhcr pledg~ wt're wkPn to Blg Bear and led to bebev<' th~y were going on d l>nowbodrding tnp "They ttssured u tht•re wouJd be no hawig. • h{• ~td But dft(>f they got then•. th" pledge!.' Wd.llf>~ und c-eU phone-. were taken. t1nd they wert> oH(;'red t1lcohol clJ1d mdnJUtU1d, Wcmlen '>cl.id. I le Sdld he cdn only dC>-.cnhP whc1t foUowcd u.., d "hornblt> £->xpcnence. • ·1 Wttl> forct>d to dnnk tM~r dnd deprived of lood • tw '><ml ·1 Wd'> forced to perfom1 -.unu· lc1ted ..ex dCts We \\'t•re put m <1 hot room u.nd then taken out in t.ht' cold t was scared. I Wd-l> rurcud for my We.• Wdfdcn io<ud he had not com· plam<"d for Cl year becaw.e his lruterruly broth rs SClid it would get th<>ln an trouble "But lhE>n. I ~tered because of 1t, • he Scod. "llO'it my drlve(s Uc •ns('. My crc>dll uttered. I hdd med1cdJ btlls to pay for dll the MRls dnd CAT SCdm I had to ld.lcild ht> -.poke to d cc1Jllpw. ombudsman who enrnuragod tum to 11\dke the compldant. His '>Ult l>eeks un peohed moneldry d.cund<J<"> on t1Ue<J<1t1ons or c1sS<1uJt. l>dt· tery, mtc·nlloodl tnfuctaon ot eino- t 1ond I-chstrei.s and negligent tnflJcuon of emouondl chstre.s Wtirden sdtd he we1nts to qr<1dUdte dnd become d hJm cluectm "Thi., hd~ dtfected mt- de~ply. • h(• 'idld. "I'm JU.St hop-- mq I can put dl.I thrs betund ml' <1nd go on with my WP.· TERRA, Chips A Delidous Po/pourri of Exotic v~~~ FARM FRESH PRODUCE Hmmllan Papa.yas SotVrdoy. Jonuory 19, 2002 AS • lllEFLY II THE IEWS Audit committee ks members The Ne\_VJ)Ort·Mesa Uruf100 School O ttkt ui acc:epbng appbcaUQni for vacand on ats 1'4-me.m- ber Audit Comnutte . Members' dub tncludf dose tnterdcUon wtlh chs· lrict audtton. throughout the-cmnual auditing process. part1c1patJon in pr partng the audit report to the· school boord d nd evaludting l.h • effective·. ness ol the audit proc '> The commHtee met•ts on the lhlrd Monddy ul every month for d mini· mum of'-ix meet.mg!> t1 yt:!or There are four vanm- aes on the comm1ttN• Appltcants must live in one of lhe folloW11lq areas Coronet del Mar c1tten · dance zone thdt tnrludf'., EastbluH, Hc1rbor V1ev.. • • Unrnln, Newport Coell and Corona d I Mai Hlilb Sd\0011 th . Cotta ~ ull ndanc' w °"t <:Off· eni Coll~ • Pettie, O.Yis. Ktllybrooke. Pawart.no. nora and C06ta Meu Htghi lhe E.-.tbncia zooe thot U1dudes Adams. Cal· iiorruu. PomoM, R a, Vic· tond, Wdson, TeWU\kl and Ec;tanCl.4 High School; lhe "'e~rt f IMbor area thc1t Includes Woodland. Kd1 r, Mctnn • Newport Elementary, ' N wport I feights, WhJttler, Enslgn and Newport Harbor High School. Apphc:dJlts don't need to ha{r,. children m Ute '-ChOOJ d.lstnct Tho:.e U\ter· .. led may ubmit a letter to Michael Ftne. lant l>UJX•nnt~ nt of bw..in wrv1ce... 12985 8edr St .• Cu,td MeS.i, \.A 92b28. Arw1Jcc1L1ons must be rN·el\ f•d rlO later than 'i p.m Feh 5 lnfonnation: 1714 )424-5001 ~> 1flGal Natural Sodas JI Fll!bulous :'"35"-ID O--From ~ REG. 57c 12 ,;_ t.Jan&m'.y 22-1\111.., &10 m.7:30 pm A~ . IMMl.IE St'S?'DI By Judith 1bdero. CN. FREE Seminar (CM Pabo) • ~· • • I A4 So""# January t 9, 2002 Ooity Pilot . PUIUC SAFETY POUCE FILES COSTA MESA Bus fire on freeway sends children to hospital • hilt Drtwe: /It. home bur· glMy wa reported In the ~ btockat451 pm~ .. • •--.Y ~,..home burglafy was reported 1n the 2600 bkKk a1 5 20 p m Thurlday • Mllftaor ~and -.. Wflmn Street: Embez. V.ment was reponed at 6 52 p.m.Thu~. • Newport aoutev..t: A vehKle burglary was rep<>ned 1n the 1800 blcxk at 11 .18 pm Thur\day •~Av.we: Posses· s1on of drugs 'w.s reported 1n the 1700 block at a·21 pm Thu~y • • South Co.st Drive: Petty theft was reported In the 900 bloclc " 5 08 p m Thu~ • TOww'I HcMlle °""'9: A hit •nd run was reported 1n the 1000 block at 5 17 pm Thursd•y NEWPORT BEACH • ~ a.y A'ont: A hit •nd· run was reported m the 600 block at tO 58 p.m Thunday • lridgepot't 9'oad: A vehKle burglary was reported m the 100 block at 8 35 • m Fnday. • East C.ont Highway and 1\lstin Avenue: A traffic coll•· sion 1nvoly1ng 1n1ur1es was reported at 8·21 a.m. Friday • Newport 9CM.tlevani: A vehicle theft was reported 1n the 2600 block at 12·38 am Fnday • Sherington fl!lacle: Grand 1 theft was reported 1n the 1800 block ctt 6 09 p m Thursday • 15th Str.et: A vehKle theft wcu reported 1n the 800 block at 11 18 pm Thursday • 24th Str.et: A hit and run wa\ reported in the 100 block at 8 53 p m Thur\day COSTA MESA -Av ch.ii· dren w re tak n to ond h td.ls for smoke lnhdlaUon aft r the rear bte ot th tr charter b\b blew on the San Otego Frffway on Friday morning Thf' bus with 50 childr n from a Los Ang I Je~h ddy school Wds headed i,outhbolllle 1t doesn't cillow dflY poss1b1llty of an d1rport, • Monahan aid ·We'll defirutely he upporbve of a re olullon The one d worded need ome lumnq I lopefully, we'll hdve dn ctltur- nd t 1ve the ma1onty C'dn be '>Upportwe ol • Costa Me!><! '" con .. 1dc>red une of the John Wur ne Airport corridor cities. which 1t" under the dlTJX>r1'i. llJyht path. Newport Beclc-h bettrs the biggest brunt of flJghts. In a Jan. 16 staff report. City Manager Alldn Roeder recomm~nded that the coun- nl c.1dopt d bmlerplolP re olu· lJon bemy passed dround by the Orange County Req1ondl Airport Authonty. That dqency. a loow c-Odll· tmn ol North County c1lle . .. enl the lour-paqe rel>oluuon out lo dll its member'> Counc Llman Chris Ste<>I. who ulso '>upport., the re-.olu11on I 11 C· t Al(tuJll", IT'S TIME FOR ... fftatt '1our' rlfo. Ml ·CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO M(XICO WE TAl<E WE SPECIALIZE IN LARGE DININGTOTHE TOGOORDERS NEXT LEVEL! PHONE AHEAD! 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949·645·76 26 on the San Diego Fr way, betw n the Eucltd Street and l lo.rbor Boulevard ex.a~. wh n th nght rear t.tre bt w on the ins1d at 11:0.C a.m., sakJ Costa Me a P1re Capt. Scott BroUSMlrd. The duldren wC11 on a day tnp to Irvine and Yorbd Unda pctrks, h said. Th h dl from the impact caused ~ t,,us to catch on fire. It l,)umed into the <>ngm and but could not be r ached for comment. ls the oty's repre· i.entallvr on the clUlhonty's board Back on Oct. 23, the Orange County Board of SupervlSOrs approved an envi- ronm ntal analy is for an air- port at the former ba that would dCC'Ornmodate 18.8 miJ. lJon pa eng ~ cl year. That would be dlmo t three tunes th 1zc of John Wayne. Councilwoman Libby Cowdn, who upport.s an au· port di the bd but not the county's pldll, wants changes to the authonty's resolubon to get d •more imply worded" re olutJon • Cowan sd1d '>he doesn't i.upport intlldllves uch as Mcdsurc W that allow. the p4bllc to ub utule for quali- f 1 d planner~ on l'Jldjor pro· 1ects. MedSure W changes the zomng at the baM> to allow for ti Great Pdrk ·1 tend not to upport any in1lldllve that u e!> land-use plt1nning by bdllot box.• C'owttn !>did • Emollon and pohuni und money are going to dnvt> lhP process. Whoever Hnl. \\ hitl "'-Blt1c ( olor' I h.tt \\ 1111 1 i{u n'. IUbbirc In urance Agency Al 'TO • HOMEOWNERS• ltf.A.Llli ";i.i•11tfl '""' Iv~~ 'rllE \}]~Y L\TFSr I\ l>H .rr\I. TEl'll\()f .()(~f FS • The • c l • • • • onto the lop of the but. • About • quarter of the b was on fire by the time our Wutll got there,• 8rou11ard Htd. "There was a lot ol ltnOk . • The bus dnver had to gi t the bus from the carpool lane to th boulder of the freeway . ·1t w a truggla for him Wlth all the moki , the lire and the kids panidd.ng, • Broussan:l said. ·But be was like the cap- can buy th be t r most con- vincing ads will wm. • Mayor Linda Dixon and Councilwoman Karen Robinson did not return call~ for comment. lnJtlobve upportt>rs said they weren't troubled by th city's po s1ble move. Co ta Mesa's counol didn't ta}(, a position on M easure F, the successful March 2000 wtJa· live that would have reqwred a two-tlurds publ.Jc approvaJ for any new airport. jail ~ lc!ndtill. Other obes that d.Jd take a stance again t 1t were rebuffed by county voters, $4.ld Len Kranser, the spok man of the pro-Mea ure W effort. tam of a 1tup. H got all th kidl out the t C'her out end then got' out tumself, He did 4 greotjob.· ll\e fire w under conO'OI in about 25 mlnU • The c:bi)dron w na ta.ken to the next exit a.nd then continued on with their excursion on anothE-r bus. Broussard d. Four cbikiren were token to PountaJn Valley Reg~ooal OllTUAllES Audrey Elliott Wiles Auc:IJey Ellioll Wll , a longtlme Newport Beacb resident. died Wednesday of natural causes. She wu 83. Mrs. Wiles lS SW'VlVed by her husband Richard. daughters Jane and Susan, and son Rte. Pri- vate seTV1ces will bE' held. Donald ·our experience with Measure Fis that it didn't mat- ter what city council did,· Kranser said. "People stilt· · voted based on their person· al anaJysas of the LS ue. • R. Merritt A celebration of Don- ald R. Memtt's life will be heJd at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Newport Beach. The Udo lsJe resident died Wednesday. He was 74 He lS survlVed by wile Joyce: sons John. Tom a.net JlJD; and daughter Nancy uVUlgston. • ,...... Olntan (~the environment and John Wayrw Airport. He may be reached •t (949) 7~330 or by e-mail •t 1»ul.clmtonftlat1tMS.com PARK CONTINUED FROM A 1 "Measure W 1s the latest cttlempt by the anti-El Toro dtrpOrt racbon to perpetrate a h0c1x on the c1t1zen.s or th.ls county m thelr zedJ to pre- vent ... ct commercial air- port,· the letter rectd . The base was zoned for an airport by 1994 's Measure A. Since then. two other m1- tJabves -Measure S m t CJ96 and Me ure P m 2000 - have tned to 10vahdate the county's airp<>rt plans The f11st fatled at the polls, the second WM thrown out m court . For m1hallve orgamzers, the campaign lS w U under· way Member.. of the Com- mittee for Sale dOd Healthy Commumue have air ady raised $750,231. However, much of that sum ha already been spent The conuruttee has $446.296 m cash on hand, but $182,816 m outstdndtng debts. ·we're hoping to nuse another $1 null.Ion for the campaign,· eomm1ttee spokesman Len Kran er said ·we're gomg to ra1 our money the hard way, Wlth thou dOdS or mall checks. I would hope the 'No on w · rotks do 1t the same way, rather than Wlth a &mall number of h1gh rollers· A1rporl supporters have lured consultant Max Be ler, of the Sacram nto fmn Townsend. Raunundo. Be I r and Usher. Th firm er fled th ucce rut strategy for M a ure M, a 1990 tren • portauon lrul.ldtJve. Besl r td he iJ cont d nt county voters won't go for Measure W because it pw· ports to U the public 1 Creal Park for the base, wh o ·it-! r ally an anti·Air· port ma we. •It lS o vague: Besl r scud. "Wttb that much vogu n ' • It's golng to r ult ln 1 gni11c•nt tax inc.re I for a park) •••. This one doesn't have th pea. hdty to mak people comfortabl . • Kran r acknowledged that th truUaUve l n't promili.ng I GrMt Park far tbebale. The tnHtwe would cha1199 tbe IOftln9 •t tM bue lo allow the park, lnval~ ldadng M911ure A. .,,.. whole thing ii abOut • ....._we want lo ale beck or doM Jobn Wayne A1rpon and ............. ,)R to an II 1Wo aitport. • ICNmltMkl.~wbM"I II ba .a..,.._. alatDut. •TO OUR mADaS; The o.lly Pilot welcomes obftU¥· ies fot residents Of fonner rewdeots of emu Mela and Newpor1 BNch. If you want to MY9 an obtuary printed In 'the "lot. ISk 'f04.AI mortu· wy to fu us the infotmttion •t (949) 646-4170 or c.tll the newsroom at (9'9) 76'M32A STEEPLE CONTINUED FROM A 1 to ~e the crane ·we were asking for 11 lo be put up for two monlhlt. di the very lea l two weeks,· said Steven Brombal. head of thtt Somta Canyon Home- owners As n • who led th~ charge for a longer chance to view the crane and better nohct> to homeowners At $175 an hour to rent the equipment, five days wa as far as temple plan- ners wer«> willing to go. They ongmaUy planned 10 put 1t up for jut.I three day and two nights, from Jan. 29 to Jan. 30. Brombal, whose aSSOCta- tJon repr nts resldeots of 287 home • scud that the teeple lS his group' pnrna· ry concern ·1 don't th.Ink that lund of mtru 1onery symbolism with " height over 70°co of what' already tbere hould be thru t on the com.muruty, • he sa.Jd The city ha a 50-foot b 1ght bnut for th area, but can choo to grant a u penrut to allow l~e teepJe. Bwldlng color. lighting, land capt0g and lrafhc are Also concerns for neighbors But lh sptt~. topped by a gold angel statue. ls the only elem nt so far identU1ed to be out Ide oty gwd Im "The st pie is lhe only at m I al this potnl th4t d not m t tandard • Senior Pl4lnner Jl.m Camp- bell sad. The project will com before th Planrung Com. mi k>n probably tn March or April. Camp U added. Church ofhcialt hav lood firm on the sub1ect of tbe st pie, though, 11 sym. bollia a connection b4ttween earth and lhe ........ and mu tbe tem. pie itlelf • sat bOly enough lar certean ntuala. •11U1 ii • pa.~ for things we consider the moat Mered OC all~ tbat heppen on Mrth, • Mid W .. therfo,d Clayton, p ............ ot ... dlaldl .. ~--<WI· -~.o ""°'* .... , .... '1 plit . • I lo pital and one to Hoag Ho pltal, wh re they were treated and r 1ce i.nb.OlaUon, hG wd. • W off red them Gatorad beeti the ltids we11 all hot ond exhau t d. • Brous ard d. •But th y wouldn't dnnk C4toradc b ceu lt's not ko h r But w gave thrm water. and Uwy felt d lot better aft r that.· 'MERRITT , Donald R. Som on J.,-auary 27. 1927 in Oetr0tt. Michigan, to Hany and AIOulse Memtt, Don passed away on January 16 . 2002. at his home en Lido Isle He was loved by all who knew him and will be greatly mtSSed. Don graduated from the University of Oetrort High School in 1945 and served as a sergeant in the U. S Army from HM5 to 1947 He graduated from the Un1vers1ty of Detroit Coflege tn 1952 As a profess10nal. Don held venous executive management positions throughout the country with the Chrysler Corporation. rellnng 1n Southern Cahfom1a 1n t990 An active and respected member of hes community Don served as President ot the Newport Harbor Nautacal Museum and on the boards ot Comeha Connely High School and the Lido Isle Commuruty Association He was a member of the Udo ISie Yacht Club and the Newport Beach Citizens Poll08 Academy His first wife and mother of their four children, Coletta Tampy. preceded Don 1n death ( 1 ~) His wife end htgh school sweethean. Joyce. Whom he marned 43 years after graduatJOn. survives him He left a legacy of children: John (Diane). Tom (Karen), Jim (Patty), daughter Nancy l.Mngston (Doug) end nine treasured grandchildren Tyler. Danny, Ryan, Jeffrey, Evan. Riley, Samantha. Colin and NICholas A c:etebratJon of Don '1 ~fe wilt be hetd on January 21 at Our Lady of Moun1 Carmel Chu'fh 1n Newport Beach. begtrinlng with I Roury 11 10 30 AM, followed vnrnedla.tely with • mus at 11 .00AM. In '*1 of ftowera and remembrancea. donations to the Newport Halt>or Nautical Museum would be appreaated 110 Broedway, ea.ta M.-Ma·•1• r .. Doily Pilot· Saturday ~nuory 11. 2002 AS · Fairgrounds loses El Toro bid Marinapark plan heRded to council • With the closed ba gon lo the hlghe t bidder, plans for the satellite equ st!ian center still up inlhe air. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA t-.1ESA -Orange Co\inty Ftlll' olflCJdl'i lo<.t c:t h1d to tdke over the> ndinq fttcili· ty at the dosed El Toro Mt.1AA<> ba e. ofhc1als learned Wednesday. dfter havtng cut the emtrng cque tncln fdc11J- ty nearly m hdU to pursu d larg r off-campus program C ta Mesa l'i 1df>nt l<dthy Hob l etter, d tramer at Fox Point Farm in the ex1~ting eque lndn center, dtd fair ofbaals made premature cuts ba ed on a umpllon not facts It wa too nsky to base future plans on the po 1bwl) of acqwnng land at th closed m1htary ba c. -;he dtd ·u wa ~x~mely trdgic-for this board to mdke 'tUC-h d drasllc cut with ~he pip• dream of ec-unng ultemattve redl estate m Orange County -on ot the mo l expensive kmd de opment m the nauoo: Hobstetter said. Fdirground ofhcials ay th y al'i till rching tor n d1t matw spot for an expand- ed atellit& horse facility -a < oncept th.dt ha been out- bned m the proposed m ter plan -but do not have a pe- cihc location m nund. Becky Ba.i.ley-Flndley, p 1dent of the fcurgrounds. sald she 1 conJtdent that a~other location wtU be found. The fdct thdt the master plan u. Ull in ct design and research stage olso allow for more fleXJbill- ty tn secunng an aJtemate site. he saJd Ba1Jey-F1.ndley agreed that r(>dl tale in Orange County 1 hdrd to come by but said that 1 not the only option. OfflCldls will also keep an eye on ensting equestnan facili· b thc1t lllc1y fall on hard bm an the future, he ~•d ·As one door d<>!>eS, anoth- er wtU open.· Bcu.ley-Fmdley \dld ·we Just have to keep an eye out for that next door • In Oc-tober, the board of d1rec-tors of the Orange County Fcur dJld Expo 1llon Cente>r <tpprovetl prt>lurunary plan to cut th ize of the equ trtan cent r from 240 talls and five u n , to 180 5lal.ls and three arenas. No horses would be dli· placed os a result ol these cuts, a the existing htcthty has been operetmg under capac- ity because of a moratoriwn on n w boarders. Fair board oflicials said the move was made to fr c up pa.rklng on th 160-acre site. f19rse enthu ia t s were pl ased by the decision, con- ldertng that pr vtous plans included moving the enure equestnan center to a satellite location. leaVlDg no horses on the Fm Onve 1te. ·At I ast they deoded not to cut the whole thmg, • Hobstetter ald Thursday ·Then where would they be?· Faugrouni:ls ofhoal a1d they are loolo.ng forward and do not regret any deas1ons, but saJd they had no concrete plans or tunebne tor a new equestnan facthty they ore cctlhng •the Ranch.· .Conceptual plan for the Ranch call for boardtng and trdlnlllg, an adjacent but ep- arate venue for eque~tnan events and hows, and a com- munity recreational 1te, with trad.~ and nding. Although t.t would be oll th mdlll C'4tn· pus, the center would till be considered a part of th fdll· ground with all revenue streams still coming to the same place Hobstetter said she i.up- ports any add1tJonal equ tn· an centers m tht> county. a they are much needed, l,}ul hope, the Crur board will r<"Vl.<J· lt their wlier dcas1on to rut the existing faCllJty ·with the fallure to secure that lease. I would hoPf> thdt the board LS extremf>ly recep- tive to altemallve idea Jfor the master planf, • l lob teller sa1d Balley-Fmdley !totd there was no pressing need to reVlS· 11 earher deas1ons but dJd she could not speculate whether the plans would be revtS1led because the proJect was sWJ m a re arch stage Only two bad for thl' equestnan site at the clOl>ed El Toro Marine ha e were received One from the fat.r- grounds and thP otht>r rrom the Will Rogers lnsbtute 111 Los Angele.. whlch won the lea.-.e. •Planning Commis ion OKs 147-room r ·ort proposal, which w1U have to go before voters. June C.ugrand• DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BE!ACJ I -A, propoo;cd I u \ ury r~·.,urt 11 t ~1diinupark d t.1rt•d H'> l1r-.t, cllhe1t rruno1, hurdh• Thur..dd"' wh n a Planrung Cunuru~<,irm mf!<!tmg drew tepuJ respon .. 1• to the prnJC<1 As expectf'd. Hmuru-. .. 11>0f'f' dpprovcd d rt.'QU ~t IJ\' dPWI· oper St ph<>n !:>utht>rldnrl tu begin the procP'> ol ,p,•kmq city approvdl to build c1 147- room r ort d't tht· "'''' 111 th•· l\.turinapark mobile home r1Jm· pl x. wh1ch t" adJd« «•nt to tht> Amertldn Leq1on pc"' nn Bctlboa P •nmsula I'd 'id\' II Wd'> d prt1lt\ lktl· dJlC't.'d naspon~· to tht• prow< 1. 'tdld A't'tlStdnt Ctt\ \ t11n1t<J••r Sharon \\ oocl. notmq thdt '" .. p!.'OJ>k> .,pok • d<Jdln'>t lht• pro1 .. c1 and on(> .,pokt• tn tc.1\ or Tht• ·JlrOJN 1' n(•XI ''"J> ,, Tl.w.,dd)'' Ctt\ <"oum 11 1111'1'1 • Tougher wat~r s~dards approved COAST mon on th1• \\ 1Ch1·11)wn stn•tch ol rcx1d. pohrP .. r~ ul'to IMttlmq thf' pt•rc l'ptmn lhdl lht'\ hd\ {' ullPrllll mot1\'I'" for betnq tht>rc• June C.Q9r•ttde DAILY P1tOT NC:\\iPORT BC:ACH Tht• .,tuff g lll9 throuqh tht• rount\., stonn drnan-. into th • l><Jv dnd on>dJl IS ( OUl<J lo Cfl'I d lot ciC'dn- er -.met ld .. t A count} bourd on Fnd.1\ voted to dpprov<• tough m•\\ wat r-<JUdbt) rull..., l<•t1VlJl<f nty ofhcialc; to con!.1dt•1 "hctt lht>tr first 'ilep Wlll lx• to CJ('t lhc• <II) Up to Sltl.nddfci Tiw ntl<'., drC' ex(X'Cted to cost Uw n t} .ilx1u1 $200.000 a }<'dL but tHI' nonelh~I " l'<.>n hy llldn) '" ''ell \\Orthwhtlc• *I'm VC'ry C"<Ol ~I .• ,\J.-,l'>tonl Cit)· ~ lanti{Jt'J D.iv • Kilt 'clJd • 1 thmk ti\ ctlx>ut ll.m<> thdl C'\'l'ry· bod~ in the wat •rsh~>d. uiclud· mg Newport. took wdter qucll- 1ty d5 nous!) a it's t.iken m Uus penrut . Defend the Ba~ Founder ~-. Bob C duslln, though, l>&d he '''d't dl!Klppomted by the dec1- "on be<au e he bebeve the pemul L>n t tnct enough • 11., U\cldequate. • C au lln '>did ·nus is far below the ldn· dMd et tor Ventura. Lo!t Angele., dnd San Diego coun- tws Ir unportdlll tor u to get 11 i.trengthened however we have to · The rul~ are pdrt of a per- rrut granted by the Sdnta Ana RpqlOMI Water Quabty Boa.rd to the county that dllows a lies to operate storm drams The penrut IS rene,ved every fi ve yedrs. Its most recent rewrite, which the board approved Fnday, includes rules 'uc-h as frequent inspectlons of c-onstruc:uon sites at commeroal propertles and a-lllQU1temerit thclt means merchants hostng down their sidewalks will have to ldke mea ures to catch the Lightning Bolt Electric WE INSTALL CAN UGHTS, CEILING FANS, OUTLETS APPUANCES, REMODEL REWIRES. SMW. JOBS ARE WELCOME (714) 396-5897 water before 1t get mto the -;tonn drctms. The pemut goes mto effect m rune days The aty' hrst order of busi- ness will likely be to lure one or t\vo tnSpectors for constructJon 1tes O fhcutls could dho con- 1der ftndtng Wft} to help mer· chants pay fo1 idewdlk·dean- mg costs The penrut pit COd tdl obes dgai.nst some Ulland towns and dtSllngwshed Newport Beach dS the b1gg t advocate of the tough rules. Some tnland abes have argued that the cost to lhem of complying with the rul ls an unfllll' burden whose benefits are en1oyed mostly by o be on the water. CONTINUED FROM A 1 afternoon on Jcm b. Shul· man 5.aJd. noung that th1• speed lurut lhert.-! LS 60 mph ·we're not enforcing Nt·~ • body we '>top but bkt• tht• motorcyclLSt we are enlcm • mg those that dre clc•drl\ unsafe.· The oty began provtdmq police t.eMce to thP are.i on Jdll 1, when the rou<jhl\ 7,000-re 1dent dH?d offtndll) became part of Newport Beach Before then. 1t \\ d., the county shenff' 1un .. dte · bon. . Now, wh1le batthny d speeding problem 1 (Offi· Jun r-.1c Gi>e. c1 mPml><•r 111 tht> :-..('WJ>Ort (. l>d">t .\d\ l.,Of' Comm1th•t• t1nd ht•dd ol tht> Comm1ttf'P 111 .moo 1e-,1c1.-nt' o'-">O<ldlmn. met "1th Pohtt• Chief Bo h ~I< Dum•ll tu cft-.. C'U'-' Wd~~ to ... top dn\1•r' I mm sr)('('Cftng thf'rt• •Tu(• ffidJOOt) ol NP\\ port Cod.-.t rt>s1dt.-nt' ... uµport tht> 1dc•a ot dn me red<.e<;enc-<• dnd think thdt h\ enforc anq the• 'i*"d Id\\' fdtrl} that 11 watt mt1kt> our nPICJhborh<>o(• '>t11d Shulnlt1n c1l.,u noh'<I lhdl mO'\t do\ Pr-, who ht1\ 1• heen at~ea&e Final Sale Day~ Now Thru Sunday, Jan. 20th Mens: Special Savings DRESS SLACKS ......... Valued to S375 SPORT SHIRTS ........ Valued to SJ85 SPORT COATS ......... Valued to S695 HAWAIIAN SHIRTS .. Valued to S 115 Tlf.S ........................... Valued to $95 SWEATERS ............... Valued to $265 Now From S79" Now From $39" Now From $99 o:' From Sl9 ow From Sl9 Now From S6? With this ad take an ADDITIONAL 20°/o OFF OUR ANAL SALE PRICE 11ru ll m mt rs 91\/ similar •pp1oval uth rtand then will lur111 the pr of conducting t•mironm nt.a.J tufli , i.ndud· tnct ct l<JOk dl how th propoeed pro1 t ""ou1d ofl«t trnfb • • 1 m hopmq 1t w1l) ~how that tlu' ptoJl'C\"" ill l\ot hav a neg- 1111 '·~ unpdc l on trofh c. • ~uthl•rlclJld <;(ltd f \lt:C)~f'! agr • trafhc is o 1 cniuul fdctor. Phil Ar&t of the Gri ·nliqht Comnutt Sclld ~t wr..,k U\<tt thf> qroup will not lolw o J><>'>lt1on on th ptOJed unt:tj trdlh< pntJ'!ctJons ore avail· dhft• • BPc i.IU'!>t' tht• proiact wilJ 11oe1u1n• <tn un11•11dment to th c 11\ " qenerul pldn. under Cu •nbqht 11 mu~t hr..t go to a \ 011 ol '\;Mvport B •tlch rest· ll••nt.. -..utht>rlund hdS \aid tle h•JJlf to cwt on thf> ""'ov 5 ba.I· lot in ... 1Pc1d ol holdm4 cl sPeoal Pl ... c 11on Ill~ dU"t' hf? believe" th" JHC.Jt..><.t ,,1u hd\e a better <hum .. m cS re<JUl<Sr electlOn. I hc1w \\orkc-d VCI)' hard to mc1k•· th1~ d 'lwautiluJ project • l11r lhf' 8 .. lhoo P •run u.ld and a fl'"I'~ I I hot ht>netib th C'lty dlld r11 .. 1cl11nt' • Sutherldrid '-4.ld .. • 1 l\rn 1\\ I hd' t• t1 long wa~ to go to ""' th1-. prowo ph• <101r1~ 11\ Pr 100 mph nncl n1t111\ qomq lwl\\1'•'11 8(1 ctn<! IO( hul· mun 't11cl 11 ... unportdnl for 111,.1pl" to 1.:no\' 11' nut our mtt•nl :o <Jn thi-. tr•Hll d re\'· .. nut> .. 1,1111lpoin1 r\t 11-. nt•'.\t lll•"'!tmy, the < '11\ < 'ounnl "111 t11ke the 1"U1' <1 ... 11•p lurth•·r h\ con- ,,tJ.,nnq· ct pl H' tu • ... tabltsh 'J>P+•cl bnnt-. 11 .. 11t>t'I'-tn the llt'\\'I\ nnnP\t'tJ <llt'd • June Cuagr.ncM coven New· Port Buch Sh• may ~ r•Khed at (949) 574-4232 or by ~-mall at 1une cu • .tgrtJnde IJ1t1me1 com • • ' ·Al ~Jnarl !9, 2002 Doily Pilot Multiple ~easons for shoppers to head to Metro Pointe L ocal watmcolor 1rt11t . and tMcher JUlJe Ami HernaaDn " buay Mll· Ing h*1 popular 2001 BlOomln' .vean calendara, taechJng at the Out1 n1or Center in Corona dtl Mar, lac:turtng for the Art M11ten Program in lOCAl elementary ICboolJ and Mlltng h r •on location• waterc:olor note c:ardl with ldmes from her world travell. Herrmann began making calendat1 for family and 1riendt a few yean beck, and line It ha grown lnlo a popular calen- dar, with 600 10ld lo t yoer. She palrlts •on location• while traveling and has note card.I with pa.intlng1 from Africa, RUlSIK. PanamA, Hong Kong, Italy aYld France. Hemnann's cla e at tho Oasl.s Senior Center include "Master Artists• -a progra.rt1 ln which students will get an art history class and will do art projects to go CABLE CONTINUED FROM A1 from the company People reported problems communicating with AT&T Broadband customer crvice age~. saying hold times were exce slve -more than an hour -if they got through at aJJ . Many resi- dents said they got a busy signal when they didlcd the toll-free number. City officials orlginully asked for lnfonnatlon per· taining only to Co ta Mesa. saying they were not con· cemed about service levels outside of the city, but they were told the data could not be separlted. When the cable compdny decided to e tabh'ih a regional call center for its 1.4 million customer~. 1t lo t the ability to break 1t down ' GreerWylder BEST IUYS with each arti t Th cl will begin Ptb. 7 and will last through March 21 from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday . Th coat 11 545. Artists covered wW include Winslow Homer, Georgia O'Keefe. Vincent VanCogh, Pablo Pica o, Frank Uoyd Wright and Roy Uchtenstoln. Calendar refUls sell for $12, calendars with Ludta frames are $16, calen- dars with magne~ are $16. by city, Hayman was told. "Frankly, our per pectJve 11 that U they cannot p~ovtde us with specific lnformalton. then they hdve to live and die by those number . • he aid. ·clearly. they have no way to prove to us that those poor numbers do not truly apply to Co ta Me tt All we can assume ls that they are equally poor throughout au of Southern CaUfom1a " The report howcd that 54 '\, of calls to the cu tomer service center during the fourth quarter were answered ln 30 second<,, and the average handle tame was almo t ix minute It did not detall common cu • tomer complaints such as respon~e tunes tor caUs to be answered and problems to be fixed, which Hayman had prevtou ly did the oty was pec1hcally lookmg for AT&T Broadband oflic1als may not havo offered ....i train• With talendan .,. 120, m lma1l floral note cardl (3 t>y 5 tnchel) .,. •• m medium floral note cardl (5 by 7 lncbel) are Sl 2, and -ax tuv• •on locallon• not• Cardi (6 by 8 lnche1) are $12. Herrmann can be reached at (949) 760·8893. A~ shoe, handbag• and woman• ac.1:0llOri -.ta ii happening at Garya hr Donna at Puhion lltand tn Newport Beach. D lgner •hoe. Included ln th H1 are from Cole Haon, Donald J Pliner, Stuart Woitzma.n, Polltno, Fleremosco, Calvin Kleln, Vera Wang, Pendl, Richard Tyler, C14nni Bravo and Kate Speda Sale m r- chandlta 11 reduced ~ to 60%. (949) 721-5730. B. Magne11 fuh.lon will have ill aemlAnnual sale today through Jan 31. The women'• clothing dnd ace • detailed atatlstlcs but did ouWne an extensive plan to increase service In a letter that accompanied the report. Del Heintz, AT&T Broad- band's director or local government affair for Southern California, identi- fied flve remedies to ralse the level of service for Costa Mesa resldents. Heintz said the cable company wm rerout~ billing calls to a pecific billing cen· tar -so as not to tie up the line for serv1ce-rcldted caJll -as weU as direct ales people to call deUnquont account holders before they are disconnected. The. move hould prevent an inOux of calls alter the fact and Cree up some phone line . he said. According to the report. 160 additional call center employees will be hued to field more calls, and other IOrtM ttcn bu reduced all' -off•~ a free clotet plannl.ng ialM merc:bandiM 30% to servtce. (714) 558-2333 . 50%. It'• ln tbe Newport Nottb c.nw at MacArthur BouleYard and lMIOn Avenue ln Newport Belch. (949) 844· 4417. Nordlbom lack II bavlng a 50%· to 75%-off sale on men'1 and woman's apparel from Nordltrom. Non:l1trom R.ac.k II at Metro Point• ShOpptng Center in Corte MaN. (71•) 751-5901. Tbe Coetatner Store e1lo at Metro Point in Corte Mesa ll having a Nle on all Ella clOMt orgen1Zlng equipment. Ella produell are the 1tora's belt....uing productt. and the 30%-olf sale happens only once a year. The prod·, Uell can be easily lrutaJled and are guaranteed to cost a fraction of what prof tonal closet built-Ins mJght cost Also, th• Container Store trained 1tatr will be redirect. ed to the Costa M a lobby to eue wait times of drop-ln customen. •A· lot or the problems revolve around bigger llsues and wUl not ~ reme- died overnight.• aid Patti Rockenwagner. executive director of AT&T Broadband corporate coJ1Ullunlcatlons. ·we may not go from A to Z in 60 1~ds. but we can get at leait lo R and make a marked Improvement in response to our customers' concerns." Hayman is encouraged by AT&T Broadband's ug- gesttons and said he believes they are •genwne· ly trying.· But he remains skeptical. •Hiring more people sound• like a nice thing, but It is very d1ff1cult to brmg that ~y more staff mem- ben on,· Hayman said. "But anl'lhtng that can be done to Saki PU1b Awa&ae'I finale sale ll anding to0n. All Ml1 merchand!M ti muked down an add1llon1l 50% - tor total taving of 60% to 70% lncludad In the i4l 11 worn n't d gn clothing, poruwear and m n's cloth· Ing. Saki FtJth Av nue ot outh Coast Plaza in Costa .... (11•) 5-40-3233 ha~Up Fttneu Center ls ottering a nx-w k trlal membership for $89. At Shape-Up Fltn • Center. there are mo.re than 50 group ex rdses orrered weekly, including Pilat • spinning and yoga. It also off en cluld ca19. free weigtlt • strength training eqwpm nt, steam rooms. mlcro·dermabraslo.n and a body and 1k1n center Shape-Up ls at 2101 E. Coe t Highway m Corona del Mar fref> up line for le91titnate local service Is a good thJng. • Hayman is the only oty official to review the data so far but plans to meet with department colleague -as well as the dty manager and dty attorney -m the com· lng week. "By next week. we will thoroughly dJge t lthe infor· matlonj and determine what the next course of act.ton wtll be from the city,· Hayman said. AT&T Broadband has a 15-year contract with the cay. wtuch authonzes the construction. operation and maintenance of a cable y · tern throughout the city Contrary to popular belier. the contract ls not exclus1ve. I layman sa.id The Federal Commuruca- llon Comm1 sion governs cable companies and their contract with ctlle . Costa (949! 760·9:W. The MinilMual ML al Al·!Mit allo lnclud chandlM at th• Al· Women'• 8' Home Store et Pethlon Wand ln NaWpon Beed\. MerctlandlM 11 reduced 30% lo 70~ On e are clothing Crom Zen l· la, Berry 8r1cken, Corbln, Poxcrolt. C\.ltter & Buck. and more. (949) 759·798.S. Ka Hale Tik.l (House of nkJ} ls a new home ace . sori tore that pedallz In exollc fumltwe, Hawal· tana. bamboo pl ces, tropical decor and t1ld ban. It'• at 878 W. 18th St .. Costa Mesa (949) 6"2·8454 • IUT IUVI 1ppe41n ThundtyS •nd S.turdays. s.nd lntonn.uon to Grter Wytdet .t no w. lty St Com MN. CA 92627. or vi• f•• •t (9'9) 6'6-4170. Mesa has certain llmltation\ when dealing with AT&T Broadband, Hayman sald Dis olvlng the contract with the cable company would be a lengthy and costly opllon, Hayman aid And although other cabll' companle are free to com· pete for rvice in Co ta Me a. they are discouraged by the fact that AT&T Broad· band already ha a tronq customer ba It ts not co t· cffecuve to get the contract from the city and install the neces ary equipment with no g1!4rantee of a customer ba e, Hayman said The best opuon -and the option both 1'\T& T Broadband and city offlC'lal\ are striving for -as to re olve the current ituat1on • &Attte ...,._ covers Costt Mest SM INY t. rff(Nd It (9-t9) 574-4275 or by •m•ll •t IOlltJ.~,,,.,.,.tltNS com. Daity Pilot ScrMdoy. Jonvory 19, 2oo2 A7 Rotary clubs offer students the opportunity for wqrld travel A pplications a now ovall4bl from four \heal 'Rotary clubs for the Rotary Int rnationcll ~ Ambessadonal Scholarship fqr th yev 2003-04. Th sdlolarstups provtd $24,500 to study abroed at the gradu- ate or underqraduot I vet, satd E1JDer Blggerstd, prcg. d nt of the RotclJ)' Cub of Newport-&lbOO. Annually, Rotary International awurd some 1,200 Amba dorial Schol.arsh.lps va.luect at $30 tni.lliori worldWld • mclud.in'g four or hve from Rotary DI.lit· tnct 3320. In comJ)dt\SOn, 3Ai Rhod Scholarships were awarded ttus y ar to dtlend Oxford Uruvemty With lh Rotary AmbassadonaJ schol- an;tup, su tul appliccsnts can select uruvers1tlcs from 165 countnes...ar.ound the. world where Rotary Clubs are located After ftlhng out di\ dppliC'd· · bon. mtervtews will be helc1 wtth the local Rotary clu~ m March, at the distnct le\el m June, Wlth awards made m the fall for the 2003-04 school year, B1ggerStaff added Appbcants serve as goodwill dmbassadors to the rounlr) where they dttend M"hool, Biggerstaff conbnucd. The scholars will have cl loccil FAMILY CONTINUED FROM A 1 nme and resign, th reb~ shoWlllg duldren the dangers dJld consequences of ub· tance abuse On Oct 9. Fenyman told us that tus lust redc:bon after tus arrest on Sept 27 was to resign. I believ hun Subse· quently, however. he listened to a little band of followers who cbd not hove ow chiJ· dren'i. best mteresb m rrund, nor did they have F nyman's best mter ts m rrund \Vhat they had tn rrund were th u own self-interests, and th y convinced Ferryman that the preservabon of Uus so-called "team• of board m mbcrs Jim de Boom ' COMMUNITY & CLUBS.-, Rotana.n 10 the host country who will rve as their coun- .. c;elor and will coordmate VlSlts to local Rotary clubs and home stays when possible. LocaJ Ambassadolia.I Scholarship reapients helve lllduded Amy Olson. who stucbed Ill Japan m 1993-94: Everett Kaplin. who stuched at the Hague m 19%-97, and Erik Abbott who i.tuched U\ Japan m 1997-98 For clll clppbcabon or mon.• ll\Jormabon, contact Bagg r· ldff at (949) 854-1099, or Newport Beach Sunnse Presi- dent Tom Birch ell (949) 646- 2310. New~_rt-lrvme Presi- dent Phil A.rsTaI 1949) 721- 1272 or South COdst Metro President Michael Lawler dt (94CI) b46-723b Wd., greclter t.hc1Il the vdluclbl I son he could teach our kld I have been on hundred-. of tedffiS in my We both per;on- cl.l and prolesstoOdl, cUld I h.d\'e never been on one or hedJ'd ol one that -;upporb the '~eak t pdrt of a member tht• way lhls school board ·team· supports the weclkest part ol Jun Fenyman Bunny Tobias is a lJcen.~ chrucdl psychologist with an office m Lake Forest She JX>· oahzes m the cdfe and feed· lllg of chiJdren, and he wclS one of my SOW'CCS for a magd· Zl.lle tory on ctu.ldhood nutn- bon (Here's cl preview That •nutnllon • doesn't eXlStJ Untll a month ago, I had nev- er heard of her, and unW clbout two weeks clgo we had H E I AN AMBAS A.DOR TO AUSTRAUA: Th C<Nd M S r Ctty program 1 looking for d.11 id nts who would liki to visit the Coeota M ~ C aty of' Wynd- ham. Australia, lat r this yedl'. A d J uon from Wyndhdm has JUSt compl led a two- w k l5t r oty Educator Exchclllg h •r . They wPr h tC'd Ill the hom of loc'dl educators, VtSited Newport- M srhools, C ld Mc<>ct . City Hdll, Orange CC>Mt <4>1· leg , D neyland, the G tty M wn and wer hosted to m-hom dJ.nnt-n; by Pat and Larry CourtM and Jlm and Mary Fenyman. To learn how you Cdn pctr· bopete 111 thts program ci'> d delegate to Australld or clS d futwi host, contact ue mltb dl (714) 754-7312 or Julle Cban at (7141730-6300 PEECH CONTESTANTS OUGHT: U you cite ct high school tud nt who lik to debat or pectk to the public, check with yow school' dt>bate leclm c·0t1ch, rouru.clor or ad.rrurustrallon dbout the upcoming fM'C'C'h contl">l'> to be held by a vanety of " >rvic~ clubs. mcludmg ExchangP, Lions, K.twanll!t, Rotary c10d Soropt.unL4-I'> Conte'>l'-dft• never i,pokt>n. When I We.I'> done ledftllll9 t1bout nutntlon from Tobia•>. 1t dawnl.'d on me> that he mdy have dn opllUon on what effect d !.C'hool bod.rd member ronVlcted of drunk dnvmg could haw on C"tu.ldren m I.he dtstnct. I QdW Tob1ds th fdcti. dnd he a ked me two qu~· tlons m rf>lum he wanted to know whdt eclch side '" using cl theu supportlng arguments. My replie:o. werP that th()<;(> who support h.un believe thdt tus C"ommunlty mvolvem nt outweighs anr need for a r~- 1gnallon and th<lt t.hl., whol • alfau 1s a p<>rsoncl.l mt1lter Tho:.e who wctnt hun l<> rf>'.1gn bel.leve thcll 1t 1 m the ~t tnterests of thP commuruty N R J I ~ucUJy held ut th club I •v I fll'St , Wlt.h th ~~ 1j()U)(J on to the urea or cli trtc1 l N ·I where cash pnz from SSO to $500 re awarded WELCOME TO n1E WORLD OF ERVJCE CLUB : Robert Wright. -.pon· M>rOd by Dick Dickson Jomcd the Rotary Club of Nt!wport· &lbod. . ·WORTH REPEATING: From Thought for Uw Dd} by Greg Kelley ol th • N wport· Mesa lrvlllc lnterfdJth Cou.n- aJ. ·ny to nwke ut l<>t.-u.t Onf' -person happy l'\ll•ry cidy, dlld then·m 10 y.-a.r.. you mcty hdve rtldde J.~ persons happy. or bnghten !d a s""11J town by yow contnbubon to the fund of 9 nt>ral en1oy- m(>nt • -yd:ney mlth • ERVJCE CLUB MEET· INGS nus ~IC: Thc.illkJul for ell.I }our bl mq .. I Glt1d vou ll\P. lll the hdrbor tUec1 f Want to mdke a dilfewnrt• 111 lite ol cl voulh or d trouhlNl ldnliJ'. hNe or t1bm<1dl Tr. h<·lpmg your conunuml\ ~nd the world throuqh d , •• " 1c" dub You tU<.' mvtt1'<1 to t1lll•nd d C'lub mt't•llnq t.hlc, '"'"f•k to ledm more dbout wrv1c 1• club<. You w1.ll prnbtthlv nu>+•t bu!>lnl''>'-tmd commumt\ dnd our ctu.ldrc·n 111 do '-<• A:. d '>OC!et\. "1• htt\I' 111 d(>tl) Wlth th rOIE> lllllCh-1-, \\I' '' dfll for ow c hlldn•n • Toh1e1' '>&d \\e mu.'t con'>ldt•r «1'\ttr- is thP greutc>st qood for th< greate.,t nW11bt•r RJCtht ttncl wrong ~ t1 h1qqer 1..-.u1• hl'rt-! llus mdll hd' dom• 'omt•thmq thdt hrokt.> not onl\· the ldw nl the Lct.nd but tht• 1.;,, 01 '.l!U(''> nus ll> d wondt'rtul oppm- luruty lor hun ct'> it hwnan being to rC'vww hL' v di U(" .tnd to make c\O t'\ •'n gredlt>r contnbutlon dlld do 1t in c1 Wd)i thdt will c <•U"(' tum to edm respect at dn l'Vcn h1qh- er IPvel He Ol"(.>ch to prm" to ctu.ldren thcll he hils lf'drnP put m '><>me wne dnd th<>n <om back dnd be recon .. 1d1.•rl'fi f PTl)'llldO's df~ISIOO to '>Id}' D J I d at the ting. Most clul>ll 'Will buy your f~t meal for y04 you g t ecquamted Wlt.h th.m MONDAY e p.m.: Th HMbor M Lions club will t at ZubtE"S R taunmt TUESOAY 7:30 Lm.: The 40·member wJ')Qrt Be ch Sun.me RQtdJ'Y Club will meet dt five Crowns R taurant ford pro- <Jr am by Chuck Hlnch on ,Nonnan Rockwell and pa.Ult· mgs of scoubng 6:30 p.m.: The Costa MeSd· t•wport Ha.rbot l.J.ons Club, ..ilsc1 known M the Fll!th Fl')' Club. will m t at the C ta ~I•~ Country Club WEDNESDAY 7:15 a.m.: The 20-m mber !-iouth Coast M tro Rota.rv Club will m tat the Center Cluh 1~:.!0uthcoo tmetro- mtof\.org1. dnd the Newport Hdrbor Kl\\arus Club will m~·t dt the Uruver;1ty Athlet· " C"lub oon: Th 80-membt>r rxrhdflq Club of I.he Ordtlge < 0.1-.1 \\'llJ m<>et at tht! 8dh1d roMt.hldn Vdcht Club 6 p.m.: The 6<>-member Rottil') Club of Newport-Bed· htM will mO('t at the Bdh1d < ·unnthlcln Ydcht \tub for d pto<JTdm. on RotFtry Youtt:i on lht• l>Odfd lS dil acoon thclt c1' \\1th d1J clctlons, will have c on"•~UPncec; One of them IS to ldrt' Uu!. 15 ue O\'er and m pr dqdtn, for no matter how mctm wnes he wtShe 1t dWd\ or d ~ that at not be brought· up d9dln or decldl t.hdt 11 15 d pnwndl molter when 1t I!> not. 1t is not golllg away The publishing of letters to the Pt.lot n arlv low months alter tu-. drT~t ;h9uld convmce hun of thdt Another con equence of not domq the nght thing by rP 1gnintJ ,., cl chclnge m the Wd\ h1<,ton w1ll tredt lu.s tenure H1 · legacy now will bf' thdl he spent ru ldst }edr embroiled an a contro- VN'i} O\CI d drunk dnvmg conv1c lion Hdd h<" resigned 1t couJd 0 N I~ LNd rsh.ip Awos by Dvnold (~"''.rtmi.'porf bolboci org) THUMOAY 7p.m.:1l'M" 20-pha ~m ber C°"4 M -Orang C 1 Breaktast Lions Cub will t at t..1.imi' C41e Noon: Th 50-m r C< ta M Kiworu.s Club will m dl th I fobday lrm tor dn Eaql Pride Program, th ewport Bectch-Cotona del Mar Kiwnrus Club will m t at th Bo.hJa Connthian Yacht Club to'h.,ar psychologut Rick Nyberg on ·ao~ will be &>ys Th Malting of Man- hood in Am nc<.1 , • the ff(). member Exc:hdllg Club of r-..-wport Harbor will m •t cJt th<' NPwport licubor auucal "-1w.t>wn tor d progrcUTl by Craig Pursley on ·Art and th 'ew • 1ww\~ nhexchange club com1. cind the 100-m m- . her N wpon-lrvU'le Rotary Club will m t dt the lrvm ~ ldlTlott I ww" m rotor\ org1 • COMMUNITY • CUJln IS pub· 11\hed »turd.ivs 1n the-0•1ly Pilot S.nd your serviu1 club's "'"ting 1nformat1on by Fu to (949) 660 8667, ~mail to ~boomO.OI com Of by mail to 2082 S E Bristol. Suite 201 Nf'WP()rt Be.ch. CA 9266()..1740 hdvf' rPdd ·Alter tus resigna- tion -.temnung trom d drunk dn\1.0Q convirtion, F Tl)md.n went on to ~ome one ol the dl'ed·., ledding pok~men dQdlt\St aJcohol dbuse Hl'i efforts helped thoUSdilc1 of chiJdren remdlll alrohol-tree tor mdny vears • Thcst' the Jun Ferrymt1n I knew ••• Thanks to all ol the rt>aders who pointed out thdt th 23rd Psalm is not the Lord\ Prdyer I dill sony lor tht· error • SnvE SM"" s • Ccxt.t M~ resident .tnd treel•nce wrtter Re.tders may lea1re a ~s.-ge fOf him on the Daily Pilot hotline at (949) ~2 6086 SATURDAY, .JANUARY 19TH -SUNDAY, JANUARY 27TH For the first time ever, Henredon Furniture of North. Carolina lw nt over 25 truckloads of fine furniture to the West Coa t for ·thl unprecedented event. Included are Bedrooms, Dining R , Upholstery, Armoi.res, Occuional Pieces, Entertainment Centers, Oriental Rup and Much More ..•. ALL AT OR BELOW DEALER c ·osT! . . SAii HOUa: ~ Mrwy 19 llJd 21-10 A.M. to 1.-00 '- SUnlll:A --, 20 a 27 -11 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. A8 Saudoy, Jonuory 19, 2002 • Send ,,..,..., ,,... lterna '° ttw o.ay Not. no w, a.v St.. CC1U MeS4 CA 92627, by fu to (949) 646 4170. or by ~ltng (949) 57~ ln(tudt the time. date and loaltJon of the ewnt. as loWll • • conua phone number. A complete listing Is w~ at wwwdailypilor com. TODAY Learn how to maxlmlze diet ct'rld hln~ U!>Ul9 tcchruc:fue of profcs 1onaJ athlete o Eric StemJtcht dtseus and ·19ns h1s book ·Fuel Up- Usmg the Pnnnpl(>S of Sports NulritJon to Per1orm Ukc a Pro· at l p.m at Borders Bookb. Music & C1tle ctl South Coa!tl Plctzt1. 3333 Bear St .. C' o~ta Mel>tl t 714 ) 279-8933 MONDAY Late regblraUon ls being dC'cepted for d tenru!t das offered to \o~ld M a and Newport !Wdch r~adents by the Pdcallr Cot1st Tenms Founddlaon Clc:1!t es are bt•mg hl'ld di ( oronado, 880 Irvine A\l• . Nt•w1>0rt Beach. Suc-wt>t•k cour.t•s t1re being ollen.-r $90 panhc- coe1s1tenna., com TUESDAY Friends for Planned Parent- hood wall ho.,I d rl'umon lun- e heon hononng Pdt Cox. co- loundt>r ot the Fnends For '>UpJJOrl CJroup. dl 11 30 cl m . di tht> Center Club, 650 Town Ct•nter Dn'>c. C~ta Mesct $50 (71..t l bJJ-b173, E-<t 121. A ~ seminar on building a stronger unmum.• ")"'lc>rn will be gtven by clmlt di nutntJorw.t Judith Todero from b 30 to 7 JO p m in the Pd DO ('die dt f\ !oth- er's Miuket, 225 E 17th St in Co ta Me!.d Rl'!>«.>rvdll<>n., rPqUlfed (800) '>45-MOf\ 1S Aravtnda Chakravarti, direc- tor of the Johm Hopkin., School of Mt•<.hcint>\ MrKu- stck-Ndlhdns lnst1tutt! for GenctJc ~lec:Jtnn(', Wlll tlt'o- cuss the tuturP of gt•ne tht•rd- py t1nd tredttng dist•<1M''> .,uc h .:is sch12ophrenw, d1dbt•te clod hyperten ion dt 7 p m t1t UC Irvine's Cry led Cove AudHorium. lb 1 we ~ pr nted by th Irvin H Jth f1oundotJoo and th UC IMne Colleg o1 Medi· . (949) 824-191•. WIDllSDAY Tbe Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce's after-bours Oll.X- er will be beW.from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Sko b Mona· nan· , 2000 Newport Blvd., Coste Mesa. SlO, members are free. (71-4) 885-9090. The Costa Mesa Hlltorical Society will host its annuel dinner and installation tlegln· nmg at 6 p.m. at th Captain' Tclble Restaurant at Orange Coa t College. 2701 Fall'View Road, Co ta Me a. Lee Payne. a photographer for the Dillly Ptlot for 32 ye~. wdl present some of tus favonte photographs taken from 1963 to 1995. Make reservations In wnbng -Costa Mesa Hts- toncal Soaety. P.O . Box 1764, Costa Mesa, CA 92628 $15 1949) 631-5918. A free semtnar UUed "Deep Detox dnd Cleansing For ReneJNed HeaJth • will take place from 6:30 to 8 p .m. in the Patio Cafe at MothN's Mtlrket, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Reservations rnqulred. (8001 595-MOMS. Yolanda King, the eldest chlld of Martln Luther King Jr .. will discuss her involvement m human nghts orgamzauons when she speaks at 7 p m. 1n the Crys1dl Cove AudJtonum at UC lMne as part of lhe-d'U'ee· ddy Martl.n Luther King Jr Sympos1wn (949) 824-7687. THURSDAY Coping with shortness of bredth from lung cancer or urgery wrll be the focus of Joel Nebls dLSCus ion when he spedkb from 2 to 4 p.m in I IOdg Cdncer Center's Con- terence Room A at Hoag Hos- p1tdl. I H0c:tg Dnve, Newport Beach Nebls 1s the coordina- tor of the Pulmonary Rehabl1- 1tat1on Progrc1m at I loag I los- pat.ll Free (949) 261-9446. The Hard Rock Cafe wtll be the 1te for the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce's next Newport Sunset Network.mg tau r a nt Established rn 1962 ----- Monda, Night Special Co Im Prti" Fi/et M' on Dinner mp $1000 ,,,, ~ 7 ,,,,. ,,,,...,, '""'""',., <w1,,,,1, ,.,,,. ""''" •I rwitt lM'-1 JNlllUft .,. rirr d-~·r& '"-" d-Jn.wt S1ealt1 • Se4food -• Coclt1ail1 Q! ar S . 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Let ~. ... c.,e1~ .... ,.~1w1 •r-. tauJ Pork -TenderW• K-Bob9 5"-.. ---------- ARouNoToWN llST Ill The 18th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium will begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday and wtll nm through Thursday at vartous locaUons on the UC Irvine campus. The event Is co-sponsored by the Cross Cultural Center and the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. f949) 824-7687. > • Muer be<Jtnrung at 5 p.m. at 451 Newport Center Dr .. Newport Beach The 11UXer will feature music memorabtl- td from famous rockers to leg- endary urf nders along with complimentary hor d'oeu- vres $10, f~ for au members (949) 729-4400 or' visit the Chtunber's W<"b Mte at www.newportbeach.com. Sound healJng pracUUooer Susan Skcldron will conduct ct free seminar tJUed ·Torung- HeclJJng Yourself With Your Own Voice" from 6:30 to 7·30 p.m tn th<> Patio Cafe of Mother'i. ~htrket. 225 E. 17th St., Co ld MeSd Re ervctt1ons requued (8001 595-f\tOMS. "lbe Writer and the Envlron· ment, • the> fourth m d senes of free public lecture by leading hwndruU cholclrs, will begm at 7·30 p.m m the @range HumamlJes International Buildmg. Room 110, on the UC Irvine campus. Noted authors Homero Artdj~ and Terry Tumpest Will.Jams will addle the relauon hip between the wnter and the envuonment. why a wnter become an aC'l.IV1St and how nature Inspires wntrng. Open to the pubbc (9491824-5484. FRIDAY The Oasis SenJor Center wtll host a dinner dance from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Oa LS Seruor Center m Newport Beach. $10. (949) 644-3244. JAN. 26 The Corona del Mar Cham· ber of Commerce will have a dinner and dance banquet beginning at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Marnott Best Prices -Best Service - Best Selection Only at Our Store in Orange! WOMEN • WE HA VE YOUR SIZE c:::Jl:UWU~U~UwU ~U~~~w~w L.:Jl••••UUlH HH H H JlJ(lC JOO 1....-::::•m••rH HHH H :uc H1~l[J0[) 1 "'.'-nnnnnnrinnnnnnnr.nn ~:m••nnnr H1r H lC H 1r:n:-1r.no l.W.'.J .... lJlJ[](](J[J[J[J[J[;l J~][Jl][J MEN • WE BA VE YOUR SIZE tr•>11nrnm rnn nu...: n c mm-ri r:-fT1 rr:-nr,.. t -W••••CHHHHHHHHHHH:Cl(:Cl l.~••nnr H H Jr H )[ ][ HHHH lCr ;c :n '--nnnrHHH ]'. ~r H HHHHl~H~r~r ~rl , "WnrH HH JC H H :c H H HH ~c H H :c :c :c 1 •.• _: 1 ll ( JC H H JC H l ~ H JC l U l.l lJ U U l; l J l . L :\ii€ A 2Jlf Hotel and ~nnii Club, 900 NeWport Center Drive. N YI· port Beech. ss.s. $600 for • tab&e ponsor ol t n. Blac~ tu" opllonal. R rv lions requ led. (949) 67 t .,050. JU. 27 Genbo• Gorenberg. autbor of •End ot Days• and a.n o~ oate editor and columnlst for the Jerusalem Report will speak on the history of th~ Temple Mou.nt and how 1t has become the pldce of dlvu.ion between the I raelJs and PaleStinians wb.en he speaks at 7 p.m. at1Temple Bat Vahm, 101 t Camelback St.. New- port Bee.ch. as part of Tempi Bat Ya.hm University's Rob C reenlield 01 tmgwshed Speaker Sene $10. $25 for preferred seating, or $5 for niors and students Tickets av&lable at the door or by calling (9'91 644· 1999. JIN. 29 A tree semtnu on optimtttr formulas for brain, v1 1on. prostate and chole terol will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. m the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th St • Costa Mesa. ReservatJons required (8001 '595-MOMS JIN. 30 A tree seminar and book- s1gning on Mark Stengler's book ·vour VitaJ Child. will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m in the Pauo Cale of Mother's ~ ta.rket. 225 E. 17th St., Co ta Mesa. Reservauons requtred 1800) 595-MOMS Daily Pilot • will b06t • Uuee.d y Prof - sional Manag ment Develop. m nt Pr rem F b. 1 through p b. 3 t th N wport <.:h Marriott Hot L 900 Newport c n r Drive. (949) 380·73fJO fll. 6 A he $9 OD--. fbl-.g. nitude and treatmen of lun9 cancer will be gtven from 2 to 3:30 p.m in Hoag Cana:;tr C'MI· te< Confemnce Room A .,, Hoag H°'pttal, 1 Hoeg Onv~. N wport Beach. RPgl~lrcltJon rt>qul.red (949) 7-CAN ER HI. 7 A tund·t&ller for the Newport Harbor High School' Grrul Night will be b ld at 6 30 p m . at St rlang BMW, 300<> W Coa t Highway. Newport Beach Th mgbt feature., food and live and Sllent dU(- uons. (9'91 645-6772 HI. 9 Intermediate and advanced ballet students. 12 to 18 y(•dr' old as of June 30. from CO'>t11 Mesa. are mV1tcd to aud1t1on · for the School of Amencdn 8dllel' Summer Course lrom I to 5 p.m. dl the Jlmmw DE-Fore Dance Center. l "> l KdlmUS Ave , Suite G3, C c><.lc1 Me~d Students mu t reg1i.t1•1 an hour before .the aud1lton $1 5 (212) 7b9~ 0dnC l• \entN. 17141 2')-9908 . ' . ,. .. HI. 13 SpeclUc types of surg«"f) JIN. 31 ' avalldble for lunq canct<r pallenb WlU be dlSC'us ed di c1 free cla from 2 to 110 p m m Hodg C<lncer Ct>ntn ' Conlerence Room A ctt H11<111 Hospital, 1 H0ct9 Dnve, {>\\ • port Bedch Rega trt1t1011 required 194ql 7-CANC"ER The Sapphire Society of Jew· LSh Nabonal Fund will host ct dmner with gu I peaker Fau21a As J/1 who wtll peak on ·women and the Stagf> We in Afghanistan• at the Pac1hc Club an Newport Beach Assth was born dnd raJSed in Afgha.rustdn and 1s d loundmg member of the A fghan Women's Assn. of Southern Calilorrua. $.50. Cdll Gail S. Weiss to make a reser- vatJon. (714) 957-4540. fEI. 1 The Community Assn. IDSU· tute Orange County Chapler Nancy Rayman, an oncolo91 nurse speortlJ'it dt t IOdq Ct1n cer Center, will give a worl..· shop on hdndlmg I an. rt•lt11 ed to C'dnCer d1dgnos1c; Tiw taJk w1U tdke pldce from h w to 8 pm in I IOclg C'tinc .. r Center' Confercnc«' Room \ l f10ctg Dnve. Newport Beach Fri · No reg1!.lratmn reqwred (949) 7-CANCER \t ~'' '1 .i ,. S l 1 n • :11 t I\ n J \ TIC' a I 111 c n I ' (9-49) J76 -l"'i 2 ·~~~ 'uh l .c• \I 11 d I Arntt. ""',. ~u1, tn.p.a 1 •lilt ./ludde11p ./Dlt.edatu-- ./1.odl,.. ar doon ........ a.- Uc.•OC10111 3IOEMI 171h.._.,._21t <:4* ...... CA ......... Doily Pilot fll . 27 The Oraage ounty C~l AJutntu Club will hold 1ls 2002 Spnng SpetJkN Uum r ut 6 pm. dt th W tin Sotnh Coast Plazd, b8ti Anton Olvd .• Co ta M cl $60, S..5 lo~ young aJumn1 from 199\-0l. SS~ tor 0rdllffi' <.:ounty < 'luh memb rs Rt'!l4..'rVdl1Qno; requ lt.>di OC C 'al Alu mm Club, 4200 Pdrk t'WJ><>rl. Swl 216, Newport 81•dth CA92660 {714ln.&1-77\H MAICH 19 / Orange Coast College's 18th a.nnual Htg h St·huol Dcmre Day will be hC'ld from 8 t1 111 tu t :30 p m. 6 t 2701 rd ltvlf•\\ Road. Costd M d More• 1ht1n 225 Orang<' Count) haqh ~hool students dnd their let<. ulty advisor., arP PXf>ech•d to dtlend (7 14) 432-5'>06 ONGOING The public u lnvtted to view d collection of pholuqrnpht< 11rt ot Crystal Cove Stdtt> Pt1rk hy John Connell and Mt>r1tt1n BraseUf" on displdy lrom f1•h l lo 28 dl tlw ewport i3Pc1< h Central l.Jbrt11)'. 1000 A\.11( ... do Ave {94ql 717-Ui7o Nancy Clark and As oclates -ponsors a w.-ekl) ~'><Jd ntc'<I· 1tat1on se ion Imm 5 lll tu b:JO p m dl the Educ .111un Center. 471 Ohl -..:1.>\\ 1>ort Road, Suttf' IO I, Nt•v. port Bea ch Fre<> dnd <111 dTL' \wl- come (9491 hi 1-0S'.'>O CbJropractor Kathleen M. CampbeU' olhu• lio'I' 111" pan u.I car<> cit""'' .. 1 7 I'> p.m Wedne day.. I W I' 111 Fnday dnd 11 IS ct m '-olur - day at 1400 In ant· \\t• wte l 14, Newport BP••< h Compl.unent.11) nm ult.1111111, and <>xam ... av;ulcJhlt• 1''41•1 2b3-t462 The dty ol Com MMa Reae- dllon 0 1vlS1on's f::ttrl\ C luld- hood Progrd.10prO\1cti•-. rc·c u-- dllOndl activ1tJe-. tor c:htJdtt•n <19 3 to 5 from ll ,, m to I p m Monddy th.rouqh f.mlu\ dl the Bell <lnc C"nnununitv Center. 1975 Balt•unc I>mr,. Ca.U for cos 17141754-5158 TNm um.or Oruge Coun- ty ho ts ns •Wa.Jk and Talk.• • b1w kly wOlkinu group Jor wom n who hdve had or huve C6ncer. Worn n have the opporturuty to r lhmr expen nces and support one cmoth r. The group m PCt5 at 10 d.m. the se<.ond and fourth rndct~ ol every month at the N1keqodd s More in Ftt hton lc.ltlnd m Newport 8 dCh. f'l49t 2?~-JamJ ~Upper Newport Btty Eco- lo(JIC JI R l"\e <1nd Ndhare Prc•-..eN<' hO!.tc. kuyuk tours of tht• Bdcl.. Bay ul 10 d m Sun- dtt}'> for d two·hour lour dt l W I Umvers11y DnvP New· t>ort Bt'dC'h 20 Kd}dk c1\·u1wbh• through N<>wport IJluw .. \\aterlrnnt R<•..c>rt Call lor r(',t•f\l,11Jons 1K001 585· 1n47 · Artist and tillcer Gary MHU- mure' I lot Yt1c ht . On~n Rt1cPr. From Top,ci.ll\ 10 Tur- bo.. ttn exh1b1taon of 25 of ha., onqandl yd< ht pctant.109<, wall run throuqh "-ldrc h 15 di lhl' ~t·WJ)()rt I lurhor 'JdulJc<tl \luwum 151 E C0ct<tt High- \\ c1 ~. Nt•w1>ort Uet1ch Fr<.>•• \ lalt.smort• ~ j>dlnllnCJ'-dep1< t lht• .,, olutaon 111 urf<,IJort> fdf·· IOCJ \'dC hi\ 14491 b7';-8<J1 '.5 ARoUNDToWN regl tra.Uon r qw.red. (714) 445-49Ao. Frtendl ol the N~rt 8Ncb Public Ltbrary \.J d Book Stor are king for patrons to donat books to r pl rush the dwtndhng tock Books may be l ft at eny of lhe three branch Ubraries at 8dlboa, M anners, or Corona del M ar. or tn the book closet n xt to the Fnend Book Store dt 1000 Avocado Ave. N wport Bt>ach. AU hardco\'er clnd paperback donations. with th excepbon or magilZl.nes a nd law books. will be dCccpted and ore tax deducbbl (949) 759-%67 The Braille lnstJtute offers ff(?(' computer cJa to peo- ple wtth fading Vts1on who have difficulty ee1nq the computer screen The Oa lS Center d i 800 Marguente Ave • Corona del M ar. oUers lX s ions Call to 19n up lor cldsses 17141821 ·5000 Manhall's Tae Kwon Do ln Ci>sta Mesct offers free ~U defense cla ses to darhn<• pilots and flight dltendan~ Cld~ es 11r taught by thrPe- t1me U S NtlUonal Chdmpaon Tom Ma6hdll M drshall' I'> at 333 E 17th St., Swte 13, C'os- ld f\.IE>Sa. (94qJ 57-4 -0122 . The J wtsb P•mJly · n1t:e of O ron J County pan • d1sni.. ion group foc~mg on con m und r pon 1bil1lles ot 11dult c:h1htr •n dnct th••u pamnr., from f, to 7 I' m. two Tu foys o month ell th,. .J1•w . ... h rd.fill)' St·rv1c .. olhr" al 250 I!. Buk t St., Sull<• C. CO!-.to t-.tP • 10 per pef'i<m. J><>r t ~•<>n PrPrc•ij1strdllon r<>quiwd (7141 -445-4050 The J wtsb fttmlly Sforvl« ot O rdllCJ<' County ht1 ... t1 W('t·~lr parenting upport fJTOUp to he>lp petr •ntc; h•drn 'trdtt'<JH'" for . .,tJ<< ., tuJ 11t1n•ntmg c1ncl h lp1nu thPm dNJ w11h lht• fef'Llnq, clod twh.ivaur ot Uwir c htldrPn Th•• qro11p m<•f•t\ from 10 to 11 ·m c1 m Mon· ddyl> c1t JPw1.,h f111111l'r St•r · VIC£> :.!SO c tidkf•r St SuJt(• C.... Co't" \.h~ Tlw qroup wtll c 11\ n \opac:.' .ihout tndo· c1qinq dOCJt'I on-<wty c1nd l><'f'r pn ''"""' < haldu•n <>xrx•-rrenn• l'rl•n•c11,trc1 ltnn n •qum'(J (7141 44,r;.41150 The Co ta Mt-sa S..nlor C en- tN he" hc11lroom cl11n1 mq \\.'Ith ll\t> mll,lf lrom \ht Pt•ll'r vcm or.,, hull Trio on Tut>,<111\ naqhh lrorn ? to to IO JO p nr ct I h'I 'l \\ I lllh "t C '"ltt :\. fp,,1 'S4 1!44tt1 "i4K \Hli-l The Jewt h Family ervlce of A splrttUJtl care class meets at I >r.ancw < ·ount) 1 lormmg d ~ 7·15 pm Wednesdtlys dt 1400 Jewh h Family Ser-. le~ o f < >rt111q1• Counl} 'P"n'or' 110 onquinq h1•<1hnc1 l\UflflOrl IJl O\lf> lor lht> C hftlllll etlh Ill Thi.' purp11,1• ,.., 111 pro\ uh• pcHhf lf>dnh '"1th 1•11111t111n1tl t.1nd 'Plfl~I 'upport 111 ntrtn ~ c1<J«' 1lln""' .ind 11' <on ...... qucfH ,., Ttw qr<111p nwf•I' ,,, 7 p m Th11r,dc1\' ,,1 JP\\ ''h Ft1m11\ '-• "u .. 2.511 E Bc1kt>r ~I , C c '''" \ lc•'c1 \ttc•ncl.in' •' " f11•1• hul rt•q1,trot11111 '' rl'<.{Ullt'<J f/1414 1)-·4'150 ·p..rPntanq <1roup thdl "•IJ. ll'Vlnc Ave . Swte 11 4 Nt>"· nu•PI from to to 11 :lO d m port Beach~ Call to re t>rv<• d \111nd11\s tll lhl' Jew1 .. h ram1· S(>ttl f9491 2b3-14t>2 I\ 'il'I"\ u" .!'.50 C: 8.Jlwr St ~11111' ( > ( O'-let f\.1l''d Th<• !H•Kjhllll olll•r-. pdll'OI~ tht• •1pportun11\ 111 lt1lk ''1th nlht•r flttrt'OI' etnd 11 C llU O<;f'lor 111lout 1 om rrn.o. c1nd tu ledrn \\ "\., ol 'uc c p,,1ul J><HPnlJnq < ·1111 lcir 111lom1<.111un on lf'l''> ctnd qro11p l'l)rlllltnt>nl (7141 U S-44511 Women 50 and older may be 11c1rt 111 ,, di" lh\1on qroup ( oordan.tlt'<.I h\ ll'\\ ,,h rdlnt· I\ "-t>rvac 1•\ to 11cldtt''" t'!>ut•'> 'llC h '" dOXH t\ dt·prt•\ .. 100, n•ldllo11\h1p,, lonehm•..,., ctnd l1unih tht1t mt•t•I\ lrom 10 to 11 \II t1 m t-.tnndd\' ttl I.he• etlfl n<) off act><, .?SO c. BakN .SI ~wlt• G. C<>!>ld Mf'"'d Pre· A brain tumor support group rnt•Pt lht• hr t dnd third Thur'>day .. t•c1ch month lrom 7 to H 10 pm ot th<' Hodg C'dn· cer Centl.'r dt H1>ttg H~pattll, 1 I loag Drive. Ne\\ port Bt•dch Free ReglStralJon not required The · group 1!> de'-1<1ned to help pat:IPnls and their lamal.J~d rstdnd dnd cop<> With UlE> tllnes!> 1Q.C<i1 574-0232 Scrabble Club No. 350 met>ls Imm h tn 111 p 1 Thur"'"'" ttl B11rclt>t' Bnuk' I\ 1ll'>I! ~ Cdll' 1t South < '11c1i.t Plc11<1 J3 ii Ht>rtr '-' in <·,"'rt ~ 1 .. ~,, ··1 N.-w plrl\ 1•r' •HI' \\•·I· t. Andrew's · Presbyterian cunt•• flJ4~1 7-,ci.4x?1 Church host-; a menldl lllne c;upJ)<>rt qroup lrom b 30 to 8 · The Coln and Sldmp ('tub p m Sunddys m Daerenhrld mf>t•I, Imm I 111 l p m \ 1un Hau (' di bOO SI Andrews dcl\' ell lhC' o ............ nior ( I'll· R90d. ewpon Bet1ch (~l-491 IN ""l'W mcml:wr' 1rHc'r1•,lt'<I 574-223b U1 lrdchnq. huvanq .111cl wllmg Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars I I.\ I~ l''"I\ l~!\,i . \ ,,, L CO ~ \ H.J. Garrett Furniture Fine Furniture Since 1960 A Famil] Tf'lllii1io11 of Proi•iJin1. Sm1ict 11nJ ~/Ill' ld.rrtfJ> ond com Ort h1•1f111 1u<jht It) 1om lhc • mform11I mr.1•t1nc1 lbeu• <tr no h~!!> fl!(IUared 19491 t~-4-3244 J •wt h f mUy Servi otter or11 01m1 h<·r~uvemf•nt up· port qrnup~ for mlults dt oil lof}l''> of Ill'>\ flw CJfUUf)~ h·ut• •)l;J m·n' ·~. hf'or how ollmr d ii Wlth qm•t, r e1\f' :.upport und l1>t1rn Wt\'( lo rope W11h ~dn ~ nnd lei .,. On • woup mN•I e11 7 JI 111 1\w\clt1v' I'll BPlh Jue oh in Irv ml· The ,,.< oncl qtouJ> ml~'t" di 10 u 111 Ttu .d.1~ 111 T4•mplc• Jud<••• in L..iqunc.t J liJJ'i Tiit> thud gTmlp flll•I t' ell 1 p Ill Thur"ld) ell lh~ C:irt1 C"f'nlN HI A11e!htt1 m f.r""· hut c1th:t1n< .. r•!(fl,,.lr.tlJon 1~ u•qum"rctncJ• C'uunl\ JHr>\ldf•., " '" l'I){ 1r I .ind dl\f u ..... 111n q ru11p 111 < '"l'I J)drllClpdOI'> If\ th1•tr fl'( 11\ "r\ lrom < h1lcthoc)(I "' IPi'OdCfl" '-<'XU<ll tthlhl• fllC' 111 oup 1111~·1!> lrum ij tu <1 JO p 111 Tu• ·'>dcl\., 11t 250 c B.1k · l'r SI . 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"ion' \.\fpcln(•,d11\ I \' nlOCI' di If•\\ ... h .f lllllh '-c•f"\ ltP .! )CJ E Bt1k1•r '-1 '-t11tt> <~. c·,,.,, .. ~1 .. ,.1 171 41 4 1 ')-411';0 The Costd Me~a Chamber of Commc "" 'l>t•thOf'> 11 nt I· Satvtdoy, ,Jonuory 19, 2002 A9 n •f lJ•45 ci rn Wedn I ~ ot th C lei Mt Country Cluh, 1701 Ciulf Cour k d , C t• t.. ff (714) fJ85.( Jf)0 Th W•Ud.ng Club of w - port lk'dc h mM•f.I' ot , 11 a m 1.md 7 p.m itl I fospaldl ROcld oncl Sup1:•rwr A'1t•nu" ~e tlw weJght nnd ha\ e lun 1'1.c'l1 h50· l ui Tht' ~~· S<'oub' '1\lp Del Mu 711 111 Or.t1H1r• Cmmt~ ollen> n pro11ram lur boy dnd '1111ny uu•n «1c f! 14 tv 18 llltt.'fhlNI Ill s;1iJtnq, ~P.dllldO· "h'I' pth>lmq, n11v11 atwn dnd t 1111.,m<1 l\lt,. llflfJ ore trom 6 l•i ct pm \\•·dm~d<tV-s di th• s..,, S1 ttlll!. 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')ht)<1 ..\ frtt 'iupport group for-can- ' • r p.at11 n1, nu • 1' 11 7 pm \\••<h11·,dtt\' uncl o .. upport 111 1111p tor p1•opl1• ,ullt•rann !111111 I hflll\11 lelllCflll' '\ 0• Clr•ll llt mt>••I' lr•llll t W 10 p Ill \\1'flr\l',dct\' cit the• 111..,tl· 11111' lur 111111-.111 rr. •111111'01 1..llld ~, " r< h ~IJ.1 '' \\ , • .,tt•rh Ploc 1 "•lllP l 00 :-, ... \,port B1•,11 h 11~411 1 .!51 ·ii7<11 1 ArthriUs Foundation Instructor Hillctr\ '-;tunl' h•1t1b cm 1•X<'f· nS£• rid rtl 11 d 111 Thur5't.la\· bl thl' JP.~1,h 11111 Cr>ntt;r, .! >II c B·•"-••r "' < ·11-.1.1 h•'-1 171-11 ') 1 i. :-ih.t I MghUy meeting are ottered r < o'tc1 '\ 11 ... , 1r cl :\.1•\\ ''°n B• 1c h tor "n' 1111P who "ont' In· n\ (•rconw n1< <•llll•· llclrla< • llllll "-c"hl'<l11lt· 01 l7l t1 774 . •1tlH1 ur 1KCM)f 11-;_.flf•hh SEE TOWN PAGE A 10 A 10 Sa!utday, January 19. 2002 ARoUNDTOWN TOWN CONTINUED FROM A9 TIM ewpor\ ports Collec- tion Poundauon, a nonproht orgdJUZation. operates a free museum at 620 Newport Center Dnv . Newport Beech. Tb museum, which b one of th world's lar t collections of ports m mora- bilia, lS 01 n lrom 9 a.m. to 5 pm. weekday . (949) 721- 9333. Tbe Hoag Cancer Center sponsors two tru du · d taught by Victor Armand: a ion for mtennediate-to ddvanc d-IPvel tudents from 10:30 to 11 JO am Thursdays for people with cancer and lheu families A beginner saon meet~ from 10:30 lo 11 30 a .m Fndclys The cla.s - es are de lgned to reduce st.res . mcrease longevity and ewport r Luther•n Church CLLc.A.t ,.. Dover Dr ........... ....._ DwdltlOMI Lutbenn Peetor D..td ..... ......................... HotrCommunloft lundllr ett• .... . .. Amptld l. Worstttp 10:00 A.M. HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Olaclpln of Chrtat) 1401 lfVtM Awe. • "-"*' leadl, CA (949) 145-5781 Mllllelr. °'· D...ia lllert l1 • 11 )1 I l : ! j\( promote a sense of well- being wtth basic, euy-to· leem, DOll·ltreDUOUI move- ~ntl to ak1 m balance and concentr Uon. No registration lS reqwred. The center ot 4000 W. C04st Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 722-6237. Oesll SesaiOI' Center often a daily telephone contoct pro- gram for niors who have a limited local support system. (949) 644-32-44. . The COiia Meu Commwdall· tors Toastmasters Club m ts from noon to l p.m. Wedn - days at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Dnve, C05ta M M bngs are open to anyone wbo wants to unJo.":.ve his or her public spe g slulls. (714) 444 -8783. The Newport Buch Dlsttn- gws~ed TOdstmasters Club IC •4 OINGCOUNfY"S..aa~ ... , ...... __ , ... HrfllN1HCOlllS --Ml<OMf ------Cid -... ..... .......... _ -·--------/N91$416900 1300 mee from 7 to 9 p.m. 1\aeldays in Sgt Pepperoru'I m Ung room. 2300 Bnstol St.. Newport Beach, Cell to mak rvatlons. (949) 64~ 1274 .• Mela MeaeDgen To.ma ... lers Club 691 in COila M m ti at 7 p.m.. 1\aesdoys at M sa Verde United Methodist Church. 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. (714) 540 .... 446. Blue Pla.me Toutmuters Club 2717 m ts at 7 a.m .. Wedn sdays at tbe Village Fanner, South Coast Plaza . Vlµ.age. 1651 Sunflower Ave .• C05ta M ·The meeting ls free for first-time vi.s1tors. (949) 855-4308. Toutmuten Club 231 meets at 7 a m. Monday at the lmne Co., 1800S Newport Centi r. Newport Beach. (949) 733-2209 • r ns· ~nCenter United Methodist Chwdt ~·. Cachlttn Coou. Pinor 1601 Mugutnt<' A\·t. corner of M:ugucntt and S.tn Jo<1qum Hilb RJ. (949) 644.074S IJAm Qult'f U'Onhtp Strvtrt 1°'1m W'onh1p arul Cl11/4rrni S11 ndn 'I St-lt00/ )outh m'mnt "'"*" • I , -:·-' + A ·A Gad-<tt11tted rubh .. ommuntl}'· 11Wruac.J ~ 1ht \\'on! of God ~nd rtMWCd Ir. 1ht ~nm<nl• Our Lady Queen of Angels 2046 Mar Vist;a Ori\'c NcwJk>n Beach. Californi;a 92660 (949)644-0200 Fax (949)644-1349 Rn. Mon.11gnor WiUum r Md.au&hLn. Putor LITURGIES: ~1unl.a•. ~ p.m (un1url. SulMh) ... -00 (Qulft), :.W (Conlcmporuy), 10 ti() (Choir>. 1 l:JO a.m. {ulllor) :and S~ p.m. (Conrcmpon'}) . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 VlaUdo .N9wport Blad\ SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST JI 00 Pac:l:lc: Vww ~ Newport leach 673-1340 or 67~150 ONrc:h 10 amt 5 pm. Slmday Sdloal 10 am we ,....._,».- 644-2617 or 675-4661 Oau:c:ta 10 am Sunday Scbool 10 mn ~~· ... . ,. -= U1t ll hAlll ...... ,,. .. ~"::,== .... -- ---*'2J ... ,,,, .._.,,. ~a.e· na.,,. (llPdl r1~Sdlillk'· ._.n_._ t Hlftoltl• TCWltc rtan Cltllt meets at 7 a.m. Wedneldays at the BabJ.a Connthian Yacht Club, 1601 Beysade Dnv , Corona de1 Mar. (949) 293. 4630. UdollleT........,....U Mondayi flOm 6:30 to 8 p.m . at the Glend.ale Fed ra.l Bank Community Room. l 00 New• port Center Drive, Fashion lsland, Newport Beach. (714) 964-5314. The Oasis Senior Center offers trADSport to take mem- bers to appolntments a.nd grocery shopping. The hut- Ue tak members to the cen· ter. Call to make an appoint· ment. (949) 644-3244. Tutortng ls available for peo- ple mlete$ted m reachng Eng- IJsb but who could use the help. Hourly rates and tunes are negotiable (949) 851 • 1739 -. WORSHIP DIRECTORY Chrin Church by t:he Sea I nu.J \t..h..J,., 1400" &!boa 8hd .. ,..,.""" So..;h H \UI ""* ..... ,,,. ta \ _.a..., ., l lM ~ Ot (...,rat~ R t n•r r.,,.,, -...9 (l'f\ I II\ •'11..DCIG ()(.l'lt 64/TH: to.t\'G OOllS1 A\'D~~OflJtQ'lW.V(..; rrrt Tht Rt"\(! Pcm D Ha,nn, ~Wf 'l. "olll"' •iOU n\ l1 Ii ... , H41 ..... hut .. .. ""' '\olnd1> 'ich.'t-"'AJ .. h ~ ~""' 111 -lilow.I ( ... ...,,.. ,\{ WIO'~ltl Al'f/UJIU ST. MAB PmlYTDIAN . CHUICB Worsbip 9:30 . , ....................... .... • o.a. s.&Of c..-.... wua.I aid screening with a Braille Institute representa- tive by appol.otm~nt. (949) 64•-3244. ESMDUal Wel9bt Maaat•· ment otters tnt ractive and proactive w ight Loa groups Learn behavior modification and oth r techniques to con· trol your weight. lbe CO$l is $20. Groups m t from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and ThW$days at 369 San Miguel Drive. Sutt 350. Nawport 88ch. (949) 718-9848 The Hope lmlitule.-• center for recovery and family edu· cation, offers a women's sup- port group from 6:30 to 8 p m. Tuesday at 2900 8nstol St., C-206. Costa M~. (714) 432-0020. Outs SenioT Center bas • walking group called Walk- ers Not Rockers that meets once a week to sn1oy scenic walks m and around the Newport Beach area (949) 644-3244 Women Helping Women offers a free peer support group for women m trans1bon from 3 15 to 4: 15 p.m. AJco· holies Anonymous meets from 6:45 to 7:45 d.m. Mon· day through Friday tn Room 3 at the Oasis Seruor Center. 800 Marguente Ave • Corona del Mar. (949) 644-324.4. The Hoag Cancer Center offers a free yoga eta from t 0·45 to 11 :45 a.m. Tuesd(\y at 4000 W Coast H1ghway Newport 1 Beach (949) 722- b237 Body Design and United Stu- dio of Sell-Defense offers klck·boxmg dasse from 8:30 to 9 30 a m Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays at 1000 W Coast Highway, Swte C. Newport Beach. $8 per cla 1949) 7!2-0526. The IJ.z.heJmer's Aun. and Gnef Support Group of New· port Villa West/Villa Rosa co- sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers dt 7 p m. the fourth Thursday of each month through October at Newport Villa West Assist· Lavtng, 393 Hospital Road. ~Nt~W'lrt Beach. (9491 631- Tbe Alt..belaler's Assn. and Mesa Terrace. a r idenba.l community for people with Alzheuner's disease and relatt'd dementia. otters a lree support group for caregivers at 6:30 p m the first Tuesday Daify Pik>t of eech month at MeN 'JV-~. 350 w. S.y t.. ca.ta Mesa (714) 283-11 tt. hbetal LeWb .......... . inal bereavement group that pedall2el m the needs of people who have 11ck or dymg pets. It meets at 3 p.m. Tuesd ys 4 t 3101 W. Coast Htghway, Swte 311. Newport Beach. Th cost is a donation to an animal charity of the dUendee' cholc . Call to mttke a reservation. (9-49) 721-5750. Another Passege, • transl· bona.I upport group for peo- ple expenen.cing chang in their liv , m ts from 1 to 2.30 p.m . Wedne da~ m Room 3 at the Oasis Seruor Center. 800 Marg\J nte Ave .. Corona del Mar (949) 644- 3244. Outs Senior Center CODduds blood pre ure creerung from 9 to 11 'a m. ~e first and tlurd Tuesdays of ach month tn Room 3 at 800 Marguente Ave • Corona del Mar. Screening lS also available from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. the fourth Wedne day of each month at Mcinners Library. Dover Street at Irvine Avenue. Newport Beach. (9491 644-J24A Tbe Newport Beach Psycho- logical A n offers a body unage clJld m<>41erate eating upport group at 7 p.m W~esda) at 3101 W Coast Highway. Swte 311. Newport Beach t949) 721-5750. A support group for those with brain tumors meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m \he first and Uurd Thursday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center. 4000 W Coast High- way. Newport Beach Free 1949) 722-6237 A breast cancer support group meets from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesda)'S at the Hoag Cancer Center. 4000 W Coo t Highway, Newport Beach Free (949) 722-6237 Free professional consulta· tJon for makeup. wigs. etc. 1s avdllable for cancer patumts by appointment only from 10 a m to 1 p.m. Wed.n ay at the Hoag Cancer Center. 4000 \\' Coa. t Highway, Newport Beach. 1949) 722· 6237 Tbe Ouls Senior Center offers a Braille cl to help Wlth 1gbt los from 10 a.m.. to noon Thursdays m Room 4 at 800 Margu nte Ave .. Corona del Mar (949) 644·3244. A free c:a.ncer support group m ts from 7 to 8;30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W Coa t Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 722- 6237 . Canine be your Vale ine .. Dotty Piiot # • ... 1uno11s fltd luttom will do 1 "Commend P9rlormancf" appearance et 4' p.m. Sunday It Orange Coast College'S Robert I. Moore Theatre, 2701 re rvlew Road. Buttons.• frequent perform« In lat VeteS ind LM• Tahoe, won an Atldemy Award for his role In the 1957 fllm "Sayonar1." He will be Jo ned by VOC1llst Frtn Jeffrl91 and the JJmmy Doney Orthtttrt. S27·S29 In idvanct, Ul at the door. ('714) 432·5llO. Sot111doy. Jon~ry 19. 2002 A J ) . Traveling a 'Street of Dreams ~ James Naughton, two-time Tony Award winne,, brings his cabaret show to the Center fYI '\ • WMAT: • J1JMS ~ughton: StrMt of Drffms"' ~·Matta• OMV~ L 1lten to James Naughton croon and you know. Thia cat'• cool. So cool the 56· VMf"Old'I' b1p. So hip. he's able to have tun with lt 1n his cabaret lbow. •Street of Dreams.· which plays 'Jbwtday through Jan. 27 at the Orange County Perfonnlng A.111Cant.-. Among the aonga Naughton wt1l perform ll the Dave Fnsh· Understanding the Don Opera Pacific stages 'Don Giovanpi' at the Orange County Performing Arts Center starting Tuesday You would think a guy would get sick of a role alter 200·plus appearance . But William Sbimell. who h41.ls from England, 14)'1 the pan of Don GJovanni ii inlirutely mal· leable. Wh1ch b wtty he can't get sick of it. •He's almost an empty charac· ter hlmself. • said the MetropoU· tAn Opera baritone who has per· formed the role everywhere from Britam to Hong Kong. •Jn the way other people respond to t.Um that makes him rut. He's almost like a psychological vampire." Through years of play- ing the worn· an12ing Uber· tine,Shlmell bu also learned that this prinopal character ls more than just awful "swine.· The don is dis· · FYI •WHAT: ·0on Giovanni" • WHIN: 7:30 p.m. TUfld1y. Thursday, Friday and Jan 26, and 2 p.m. Jin. 27 •WHIM; Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mes. •COST: S25- St75 • CALL: (800) 346-7372 turbed, to say the least. and per· baps ev n regretful alter realizing that chasing women tm t the answer to life. "That's the way 1 try to play bun,• the perfonner said. M open to mterpretatlon as the title character as, so is the overall produc:tlon of Moz.art's •0on Giovanni" Running Tu • day through Jan. 27 at the Orange County Per1onning Arts Center. the clas c opera ts direct· ed by Thor Stetngraber of the Lyrlc Opera of Clucagc.. Wltb a Mt design by Riccardo Heman· dn. This new productiOn. pre· · MOted by Opera Pao.fie, hu fOCUMd on b'yUlg to be beeuWul. but not vilually ov rwbelming an d~~ you go to the opera and yob see lots oC pretty aMJtumel and pretty scenery,. SbbDel1 said. • tt becomM IOlt ol bolMI and gardens. And IOllW• ..... ill extrllM lituationl lt bec:Gmm men about the Mt and tbe COlbml ...... tbe opera.. ,...... ... tbat tbe set be'• .,._ wwl&tng •.,.. teety 1ooU good. bUI tbat tbe ~I tr-w• ~ -'° ..... tbe propl and ..... Kl flam tbe ..... ~ SllDONMM A1' . berg·Bob Dorough sendup "I'm Hip.· U1 which a wannabe cool guy ahows just how out or lt be ls. • wt•la: Orange County Performing AIU C.nter. 600 Town Center Drive, COstA Mesa • WMIN: 7:30 p.m. Thursday 1nd Friday, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. J1n. 26, and 7 p.m. J1n. 27 •He's one or th guys trying to be auch a aophilticated musical hipster, but he'a obvtously a Jerk,• Naughton wd on the phone from his Connec:Ucut hom •COIT: S"6 for 9:30 p.m. ind S..9 for all other lhows • CAp.: (71 .. ) 556--2787 The same cannot be said of Naughton. Th two·time Tony Award winner -one for "City of Angels• and once for ·Chicago• -has be n caUed the •master or hip· and the ·epitome of cool" ln navtews. •it beats being called untalent· eel or 1t1fJ, • Naughton Mid. "8elng cool is buically every kid's motivation from the tun we're about 9. 'Yeah man. he'a cool.·· while. He grew up on the soundl ot BWy Eckltem and Johnny Han- mu. There are no show tunes in h1I act. which features the musical direction of· John Oddo •I'm not a show tune kind of You get the feeling Naughton has been ice ln a nice way for a SEE DREAMS PAGE A 1' Photographer Richard Ross' work wU1 be on display at the Orange County Museum of Art ln Newport Beach. • Ill through the Ri c hard Ross' 'Gathering Light,' on display at the Orange County Museum of Art, explores the concept of the Almighty as light R 1ch4(d Ross wa loolung at a row of g lanterns 10 a Ou1 an church som yea.rs ago when the padre approocbed and asked what he was doing. He told the father that h ~as trying to put God anto b.ll camera the way th padre put God anto h1' place ot·worslup. The padre sug· g ted Roa bgttl the J.antems. For Roa. whole pbotogr4'Phtc God would have to be light. the 1uw-6on allowed bis camera to do whit lt'• always suppoeed to: capture something spiritUal. ·we wwe going on and oo in tcme prilill~ live 5pln.ish. • the phoeographer Mid, laugtung. · TlUI tndclmt WM unique for Rew in that by lighting tba lanllrm, be marupuleted bis setung -IOIMtbing be MVer, ever does. "It woftad be ~ to think J C'OUkl move tolrieddng and mau u better • Rou, S4, Mid •And put ol tbat ii my power oY r you to MY I didn't toucb a tbtng. • H1I ~ "Galbedng Ught.. 00 ahibit at tbe Orange County Mu.am ol Art ramn • Ill camera '· and telhte gallenes since last w k. how-. naturally lighted etU.ng m countn from nearly all com rs of the world. A pile of rubble tun wtth what looks a1m t like a dlvm pray of un A white sculpture wuns U\ a bnghtcr white Uqht, ere· atmg a plctwe of whit on whit that mAk one wond r wb ther oth r colors are -.: n necel$4l)'l But a photo tiUed •Ferry top • t.ak n in Jesolo, Italy • .ugu .that an a.rust )ust can t do without bl . A pae.r agaimt a blue n glows an odd lime gfi n a tr t tight taints everything a rmx of cold bu And from Pompeu, lta.1) lS I pl tlUed "Excavatmg Room · A wild y t p trM.k oC wbtte tight slices ac:nm • wall. Known molt for hil photographs of m wm around the workl. Ra.' collectJon at th Newport 8Mc:h mmewn mdud p ctures of tempa... fora, theeWI, c.asin01. mo ~ and even n:lDI. At South Cout Pio.a'• satellite gall · Rem ablbltl two merely dilfe:rent proJKtl - OM a.lied wtth tu. deught8 r...16 and SHGOOM451A11 l ens fYI • WHAT "Gath- ering l•ghr •WHEN. Through March 31. MUMUm houn are 1 l am. to 5 pm Tuesday through Sunct.y· ··--= Or•nge County Museum of Al1, 850 s.n Oemef It• om.. ~portlw:h •cmT: S5 fot ~hs. S4fot MOionrim... ~tr..fot memt..nlnd ~ltdten~ tNr\16 ·CALL:~ 7S9"1122. . . A 12 Saturday, January t 9. 2002 Doily Pilot I Newporl-Mesa gets ready fo.r Follies and football .llllllMlllTS N ewport Beach's Gloria ZigDel' repo~ that th annual Children's Hospltal of Orang County Folh ta off to an lncredlble tart for 2002 with a gener- ous m-ngure donabon from Jobn ud Donna Crean to start tho underwriting cam- paign. Zlgner and her volunteer staff have raised millions for the hospital with th amaz- ing help of local benefactors that have stepped up to the plate. Each year the perfor- mance unproves, using All kinds of local taJ nt ln what has become an annuaJ extravaganza. nu year pro- ducer Zigner proauses even more surpnses including a potential new location to be announced shortly The Crean.s Me also m the social news as they plan the upcorrung Super Bowl At The \/Wage Crean m con- Junctlon with a program called the Orange County Juvenile Connectlon, which 1s sponsored by Family Asse ment Counseling dnd Educational Services. THE CROWD call (877) 422-3223. • • • She is one of the great performers ol our tune. Beau- Wul. talented. versable Ann· Margret comes to Orange County Feb. 5 m a revival performance of •Tue Best . Uttle Whorehouse m Texas• at the Orange County Per- fonrung Arts Center. In the grand tradition of Center operungs, an after party dinner is planned fol- lowing the perfonnance, to be generously hosted by Mag- giano's tittle JtaJy Restaurant at South Coast Plaza. Mr. Douglas Farnsley and Mrs. Lowse Fam I y Gardn r of Louisville, Ky. announce the engagem ent of their daughter Juhe Fa.rnsley of Louisville, Ky. to Malt Evans of Newport Beach. The bride-to-be graduated from Louisville Colle- giate School and Bucknell Uruvemty. The future bridegroom as the son of Paul cll\d Scottla Evans or Balboa lsland. He graduated from Corona del Mar HJgh School and UCL.A The nusslon of the group 1s to provide solutions for the chtld caught ID the web of family Vlolence. Counselors proVlde assistance. educabon dnd altemdUves for v1ctuns dnd lhelf loved ones. Super Bowl At The Village Crecin hciS been d trddJlJon for many years. dttractmg hundred~ of dedicated Newport-MeSd locals for plenty of footbdll. food and fun wtth the ob1ec· llve of rcUSIDg money for the servaces' 1uvemlc• connection ln other Center news, tho devoted Crescendo Chapter of the Guilds or the Orange County Perfomung Arts Center presented its own musicaJ theater: this past week. featunng taJent from The Orange County High School of the Arts. The Kids Next Door and The Next Generabon perf onned for a '>ellout crowd at Symphony Hall m Santa Ana Nicole Paige Schullz of Newport Beach recenUy made her sod.al debut at the Las Madrlnas Ball ln Beverly Hills. A May 25 weddmg is planned in SL Francs in the Fields Epl$COJ>cll Church an Prospect.. Ky Deldil dre ava.ilable at http·//www.theknol.com. programs 0 The Feb J party luck.'> off ctt 1.30 ID the .utemoon dt the Vtllage Crean Patron., will smell the hamburgen. dnd hot dogs gnllmg for rrul~ clfOund them m cmy dJre<llOn Tickets are $100 J>t>r person, cl.Dd reserved tables for 10 dre still avatlable If you have d whole group to come to the game. Other than the actual 50-yard line, ttu.s is the place to be for Super Bowl For reservations and 11\fonnallon, It is all part of the Crescendo Chapter Celebnty Senes, open to the publlc The Crescendo Chapter was founded ID 1981 and spon- sors the Celebnty Serles every year. Contact Qalre Burt dt (714) 771-4679 for mlonnabon on upcoming Crescendo events. • • • . The KeUb Scbullz family of Newport Beach was honored recently tn Los Angeles for their upport of Las Madrinas, an orgaruzabon that raises funds for Cluldren's Hospital Los Ang I . The Schultz's daughter, Nkole Paige Scbultt. made her fo11llCll sooal debut as a Las Madrl· nas debutante at a ball held over the Chnstmas hol.Jdays. Ms. Schultz stepped onto the dance noor at the Bever- ly Hilton Hotel escorted by her father to the applause of more than 800 gu ts from the greater Southern Califor- nia region. Twenty-seven GARYS ~y-~P.K.KA SEMI-ANNUAL Up to 60% Off. Shoes, Hand Bags & Accessories Cole Haan • Donald J Pitner • Stu'art Weitzman Pollin i • Fleramosca • Calvln Klein • Vera Wang • Fendi Richard Tyler • Gianni Bravo • Kate Spade Sale Toda ·v'' . -~ 9 4 .9. 7 21. I 7 0 l'A8HION ISLAND • N•WttORT ••AOH . ,,... 8HOP8 AT MtalON V&IO .......... . L families and their dciughte~ were honored at the b7th annuaJ Las Madnna Bdll. which upf)orts med.Jc-ell research. Since 1988, l...ds t-.1ddnna., has raise! more than $7 .5 nullion for research ell Ch1J- dren's0Hosp1tal Lo Angeles. Its present commitment ts to hematopoiebc tern cell research. Children' Ho p1ldl Los Ang.eles 1S rdnked among the top hve pcdl.dtr1r hospitals in the Uruted States. • THE CllOWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. Fm~ Hom~ Fu.mishinp Antiqua ac CollectibJe:s Tndiciooal to Cottage Gifu ac Garckn Ottor W'ash Li.st ac Ddiw.ry Owe n-Cushing Rlck and PaVl Owen of Tellunde. Colo. and Alta Loma announced the engagement of thelf daugbt r Kate Owen of Newport Beach to Tim Cushing of N w- port Beach The bnde-to·be graduated from Arcadia High School and Newport Beach Interior Design lrutttute. The groom-to-be 1s the son of Make ~ Jeannette Cushing of Arcadia f I le grad uated from Arcadia High School Cllld the Manlime lnsbtute. · Th wedding as planned for A\ig. 17 ln Newport Beach aboard the ·1con•yacht. CandJa to Cltancklicn Uted ac Raft Books Custom Picture Framiag f lll'llitu.re Ratoration and much mort r 130 F.AST 17 .. ST. COSTA MW At I~ d-&II I Smn CARDENCAfE Gudce Patio Dioi Bn:aldut, l.uch. Ta at Etpn90 Bat CAFE HOURS: Moo.S.t lam·Spm (949> 122.11n llOWHOURS:T...S..10...Spm The Mo t Affordable Quality · Certified IT Training in Your Area!·' Complete your Window 2000 MCSE Ccnificotion in le than 7 month ! Fml ... t1Na n.tiday, J_,,, u .. 7-l:JO p.a. CGS ....., Cater 102 Propam uaru Marth 4. Mon . .t Wed. 6:JO. IO p.m. ct Selected Sar. 8:30 a.m . ..-:30 p.m. c.a ................... C114)•1.:.wtl Ct•• ca•1n': t116» Ml tJll (Ill._, • • Doily Pilot AFTEI HOUIS • Submit APw. ...., it.ms to me ~ty Pilot. no w. a.y st . eos. tot ~ CA 92627; by fu to (949) 646-4170: Of by ~ling (949) 574-~~61. A complete hst Is av.t1i.bht .tt www.tMil'ypllot com SPECIAL MULDOON AT MULDOON'S Patnck Muldoon. who played Austin Reed for three ea.sons on • l)o y of, Our Live , • -wUl be. inducted at 2 p m . tod'ay into th Gw - n s/Muldoon' Insh WdU of Fame. Muldoon ctl o tarred in •Metro Plt1ce' dnd ·Starship Tr.ooper. • Gaelic .. I' wom n cartoonist . The library ii 81 1000 Avocado Ave . N wpor1 Beach. Fr . (~ , 717-3801 HOT YACHTS The Newport liarbor Naull· cal Mu um will pr ent Gary Mlltunor • ·Hot Yacht , Ocean Ra no From Topsails to Turbos· exh1b1l of . 25 original yacht pamtings - with photographs and mod Ls -through March IS at 151 8. Coa!>t Highway tn Newport B<>och. The mus um I open rrom 10 a m lo 5 pm Tu • day thrll>ugh Sunday Free. (949) &75-8915 Storm will play a lree court-MUSIC yard concert dft r the cert'- mony. Muldoon\ Dublin Puh MUSIC ANO BOOKS 1s at 202 Newport Ceni(>r Borders Books, Mu!>K & Cttfe Onve. Newport Bt>ttch 19"4qt., · will pr cnt das 1cal guttdrbt t>40-4110 . .r.~· ~·ph Y~har at 2 p rn toddy ctl..3333,Bear St , CO'itd l\.IE'Sd Pop mustCJdn Mdrk lltuce will perform at 2 p m Sund~.r Fr~· l71 41279-8Cf33. SEEING RED Red Button will do d "Com- mand PerfonndnC"f'" dppedr· ance at 4 p m .Sunddy dl Orange Coa!>t. College\ Robert 8. Moor<> Thedtre. 2701 fd.ll'V1' w Rood Button5. a frequent pertomwr m l.d!> Vcg4S and l.dke Tdhoe. won an Academy Aw<trd for hi'> role m the l'J57 hlm "Sdv· onara. • He wtU bP J<>med t)y vocaltst Frdn Jt>lfnP-. dnd th<' Jun m y Dor'ic1} < >rC"h(>-.lrd $27-$29 II\ dd\'dll(l' 3 l di the door (71 41 ·ni-5880 'FUNNY LADIES' Tht> women tx>hand -.omc• ol th<' funmei.t c-h<HctC-tN!t 1n lht> c:-onucs will tdlk dhoul thP1r • <;lnpping • dl 7 p m Ft>b 7 dunng ·Funn\ Lddle" Women \\ho \\ rit~· tht• Com1C"'i in tht• "-iewport Beach Ct>ntrul L1hrdr\-" Fnench I\ 1<>etmq Room Tht• pr<>grdm will h•dtun• d lrf't' !tC"r{' •rung ol d 4h-nunutf• doc- µmt•ntdry dhout '>omt-of America., mo'>I 1>opuldr VICTORIA CHAMBER SERJES Tht' V1clond Chdmber Sen will contlnue at tht• Urutanan U m versdh!>t Church with c lann<>tl!>t Hdkan Ro •ngren dnd p1amst Anne Epperso11 toddy, J>ldntSI Valentina Got- thch on Feb 1 b, soprnno Kt>1ko Tdke h1td dlld M'lou l>1NLt>r on March II>. th<> Del (;p.,u "tong qudrtet on Apnl !O t1nd p1anl!tt t>.1'1ou DtN7er on \.Id\· 18. The church is dt t 2Stt \ ictona • t • Co td t..les.t S8 tor t1dults or 5 tor .,tu- cll:'nt' lq441 b5 l ·84q:J CAFE LUDWIG C ·ulf' Ludw1g th1•. ~><:ond ol lhrt!t• concert'> < t>l(•bratmg Bt•t•thm t>n's chdmlwr mu 1c. , .. ,u ht• 1><>rformed dl :1 pm Sunduy di the Ordngt• ('oun- 1) l'Nfonnmg Arb Centl'r hv mu<,1C1dn' from Panflc S} m- ph<>n) Orchestra The concl'r1 wdl l>t> hostl.od by Chmtopher SABATINO'S I<. I 1111 1111 ,\ I"'" 'li11•\ II I'·'"'·'-' I ., Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport BeiKh Pied~ ca "°'< ll iUr d r tevns & r~f\lcltion : (949) 723-0621 : The · Pegasus School dll"!\ A NatiQrtal Blue Ribbon ~ ~ SchofJl of Excellence ~ You Are Invited to Join Us for Middle School Information Night January 23, 2002 7:00 p.m. Kindergarten Information Night January 30, 2002 7:00 p.m. Acctptlng Appllcition.s for Pmchool-8th grade for 2002·2003 Campus tours are now being scheduled. Please call to reserve your personal tour tlme. The Pe911sua School 19692 Lexington Lane. Huntington Beach. CA 92646 (71-') 964·122-' • FAA (71') 962-60oC7 www.pegasu•·tc:hool.net .; DATEBOOK FANNING OUT Saturday Jonuory 19. 2002 Al3 or Ca.mp~ and Uruv ty dri- m lrvine. (949) 824· 7288 JAMES NAUGHTON lWo-um Tony A"'nrd W\nn r Jdm ·dughton WlU bnn<J h tal nt to ·th 0 1dn9 County Perfomunq Aru C n- ter on Thursday through Jdn. 27 a pdrt of the Cent r'i> Cdbctr t ne Ncaughton, th tar ol ·c11y of Ang b" etnd "Chicugo, • wi.lJ perform p1 :-t from JdZ7 to country. Performdn(es will be h Id 7 30 p.m Thu~d}' and Fn- ddy, 7 ·30 dncf 9 :30 pm .. fon. 26, dnd 7 p m Jdn 27 dt th • Ct!ntN, f>OO To .... n C"i>nt •r On· w . C"<r.>ld l\led o for 9 30 pm dnd S4<f tor ctll oth r .,how., 17141 556-!7H7 COWBOY MUSIC • ( nwh11} rnl.l'>IC 1<1n M1chdel !\ l<1rtin ~ turphf·~ wtll J'Nfonn c.1t ~ p rn Jclll 2h c.1t Ordng C.::011.,1 CullPg~·., Rub(•rt 8 \1011rt• ThPdlfP 2701 f;.,11r. If'\\ On\ P, Co,tu 1PS<t 2 '>· J.7 in ddVdn< t• ·n d I lhl' door 171 4) 4Tl-SBHO BEETHOVEN'S FIFTH Thi Pdnflc .._, mphon~ Or< hP,tr<1 Cl<1.,.,.c., ,. ne ""ill prt wnl Eit·~tho\ 1•n' f-1flh '-.. mphom undt·r lht• haton of < ·or1 '-1 ( ·1,ur <1t ff p m ldn :m <1nd i I ul th{• Urdncw County P£>rtonnmq ~rh < ·•·nll'r bOO To\\ n C"t>nlt>r Dn,,;e, Co'>ld ,,,.,ti ~21· 'ih 17 14 1 740- 71i7tt The Peking Acrobats will perform at 8 p.m. Feb. 8 at Orange Coast College' Robert 8. Moore Theatre, 270 l Falrvtew Road. Costa M~a. The troupe con I ts of 26 of China's mo I gUted tumblers, contortionists. lugglers, cycllsts, gymnasb MONHErT AT FOUNDERS HALL ldu \.tKdh">t Jdnt• \lr.lflht•ll ''tit pt-rlorm Ff'b 1 · J ,,t thf• < >r drlq1• C · ount \ Pt•rforrmnq Art.., Ct•nlt•r 1>00 To\\ n C.-nt..r l>n\11 { "'ltt ~I""" d' part ot thl' 2tHll-11:! Jdl/ < ·h1h '1'01' 111 FoullllP.f' Hull :-.hr1\\ llm~ dr" 7 m dnrl q Jo I' rn F.-h I ttnd ! 1 pm Ft•b i $4h or . and musicians. $14-$27. (714) 432-5880. O'Rlll'\, d vdn Cliburn mt>ddh'ot Tht• Center i... di t>C> C '<>">Id ''l''>d $10-$40 171 4 1 '>5b- 27H7 'DON GIOVANNI' Operd Pt1t1hC" "di pri•wnt • FUU SERVICE SAi.OH ·Don G1ovdnm" al lh1· Orange County Perfom1mq Arb Cc>ntcr di 1 30 p m Tut>.,· ddy Thur.,clu) Fndd~ c1ncl Jdn 2b. dnd dt 2 p m Jdn !7 dt 600 Town C<:'nh•r 1Jnv1" Co~td M<''>d -25-175 1H001 14b-7372 • S£E US FOR AU YOUR COlOA OOEST10NS • Au SALES PEOPLE ARE Lms£D HAIOES$8IS • S£JIOR am OISCCOO <* SlHJ4 ::::::: 269 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa = ==·-· (949) 642-4482 Mon · Sot 9:.JO .. T:OO, Sun. J2·J Designer Resale Boutique lorrli11lly i11vius yo11 to 011r FINAL WINTER SALE Jan uary 25th_2 7'h, ~2 V-. 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Come in today to ?\'r• r iilt Nwmies and let us shcJW youhow.• . A 14 So\lrdoy, Jonuorr 19. 2002 HOURS CONTINUED FROM A 13 MAIA MMl The lM.n Bcsrc.loy Th aw waU "pr ent dll dCO~llc ev rung with Baaba Madi. lh Senf'gdJ slng r who 1 featwcd In th soundtrack to the him "Bl k IJdwk Down.· at 8 p.m Feb 2 cit th • theater. -4242 Ctimpu Dnve. fJvinc $32 or $25 (9491 654- -4607 TAKACS QUARTET MllXUll PhtlJppov will dppcar with thl• Takdf"> (..)11drtPt ut 8 pm Ft>b 5 di lht> trvinc Bclr- cla~ Thc>dtn• The 1><-rfor- mdn< t• whlC'h wall 1ndud(• mw.tC hy 8('(>thovC'n c10d 1lctv- PI, 1s ro-'>p<>n'>orc>d b~ the Ldgund ( "hdmher ~IUSK Soo- ety dnd th'• Phtlharmoruc Soo- ety of Ordn<Jt' ( ·ounty The B<m Id) ,.., ttl 4242 Cdmpu~ Dnvt! lrvm1• 20-$1Q (94<11 551-24:.l:.? ur 1<M<J1 !49-240-4 MUSIC AT THE ANNEX '1u~Kttl dC""t'> pNionn ttl S p m Sundd)'> ut tht• P1t•rct• Sln><•l Ann,•x. no 17th St . Cosltt t-!t•'>tt Frt't' (lM4) h4h-8500 WEEKEND BLUES Anthony-.. R1verbodl R'"•ldU· rttnl in Nc•wport Bct1ch will pn•"•nt Tht• Hdlb<>d Bluc>s un F11<ln) ttnd · Sc1turdtt) Pvt•nrnq ... 11nd '-;undo) dftet- noon., Tlw p11><1rt1m will fet1 · h11t• Jct// ctncl c ld.,'>IC rcx-k IUnt''> for clmmy <1nd dttnt mq Anthon\"., I'> di ) ')I E C r>ct'>l llfqhWd\ 1114tll h7 i · i4.l) POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO Tdtl' .., c1 funk. rod, ttnd I\ lol<I\" n <11 t pt•rlunn., di q pm Sdturdd\'> <11 <"<1mwlo., R1'torr1nlP l 520 E ( "0<1'>1 I hqh\\tl\ Corontt dt•I t-ldr Solo q111IM1 .. 1 1\1•11 'it1nclt•r., 1wr1orm' dtt'>'>I< di flonwnro lllllP'> cil 7 .Ul p rn T111• ... ctdr~ ttncl 'iunclt1y... r,.... ftJ44J o7'"1-111n SATURDAY NIGHT R&B C:Prt1ltl f'>hibdbhl rllltl th<• Ston(' Bnclgl' &nd play r0< k ttnd R&8 <ll q J> m Sttlurcldy'> tll Sutton PldC (' I folPI\ Tn- t1non Lounqt• 4 500 r..tt1c ~rthur Blvd Nc>wport B<•c.1<.h Fu•<• f114<.fJ 471>-lOOl SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON A "'\c•n P"" t• qroup ploy l11q l><tnd lllnt'' from l 10 lo l IO p m f-rul<1Y' d i Ot1<,1s "it•nio1 < 1•n1t•r. HOO r..tdr - <Jlll'nlP \vl' . Comno dt•I 1'-lt1r S4 11.w11 h44-Jl44 STAGE 'THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES' South C°C>d'>I RPpertof) will INDEPENDENT LAND ROVER SERVICE • PARTS present Moli re· ·Tb School ror Wiv • through Feb. 10. with a pay·wh t· you-WlU performance at 2:30 pm today. )>(trtormances wUl be held at 8 p m. Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 and 8 p .m. Saturday and 2:' O dnd 7:30 p.m. Sunday. SCR l5 t 655 Town Center Dov • St9- S.S2. (71.C) 108-SSSS. 'MMCING rr Joo Hortua' ·~folo.ng 0-wtll . tart tO previews 1\JC' day at South Coast Repertory. t in a trendy Manhattcm r~u ront. Ull! play relleds on mon· cy, power and the Amencan dreilm. Th pluy\ run will open Fnddy and clo f b 2.C. Perlonnances w11J be held dl 7·45 p.m Tu~ay through Sunday. w1th malln dt 2 p m Saturday and Sunday. A pay-whdt-you-wall perfor- mance will be held ell 2 p .m Jan. 26. Preview uckeb start dt 19 $27-SSt (7 14) 708- 5555 'LOVE OF THREE ORANGES' UC LMne Will pl' nt "l..Qve 'lf Three Orange , • Conte Carlo Gozz1's fanta y fauy tale dbout a melancholy pnnce who falls in love with three> orang • from Thursday lo Feb. 2 at Wfrufred Srruth Hall ttt the campus. com er of Cam- pus and University dnvPS m Vvllle. Performance will b<' t1t 8 p.m. Thursddy, Fnday, Jon 11 and Feb 1. and 2 and 8 pm Jdn 2b dnd Fer> 2 $7- $1 5 (Q.4q)824-2787 'COMEDY OF ERRORS' "Tht> Comt•tly of Error .. Shdkt><;pear£> s hr t corned). \\.Ill be perform<>d Thur.,dcty through FPh 1 dt Oranyc> ( '0<1st College., Drdmd Ldb SIUlho 2701 Fu1rv1ew Road, C ostd to. le d Staged by the Colleye·., thedlN depdrt- mtmt, the play will open dt 8 pm Thursddy, dnd <ih O\\o dgdm di 8 p m Sdturdcty dOd 2 p m Suntltty Fre<'. but doncthon-. dJ>prec1ated (7 f4 I 432-5880 HAMLET DONE FUNNY UC lrvtnc>'s Staqe 2 wtU pn•- '>Cnt Janu .. .c Glowacki'-. • rort- tnbl dS G'•ts Drunk• Jan 31 through Feb. 2 dnd FC'b 7-tf The com ~y. which pdrttllels ctnd mdn1pult1h•'> ShdkP· "l~dre·-. "I lamlet, • will bt• '>ldged at 8 pm on each dct). with 2 p.m. matmf>eS on Feb. 2 dlld q 9 (94q) 824-425<l 'BEST UTTlE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS' Ann-Mdrgret ""ill '>tclr FPh 5- to m the tounnq reVlVdl ol "The Ek> t Little Whor<'hou~e in Texd~ • t1l the OrdntfP County Pf>rfonrung Art. .. Cen- ter Th • mw.ac.dl tell the talc> of M a~., ~fonds Chtck<>n RdnC""h brothel. d pldC'<' in dan- 2037 HARBOR BLVD 650 5860 C OS TA MESA CA 949 • ·~· '. ; .... :.~. ,.,_: 4 : •• • ,.,,.,/., 1.-'r_p~ (]~;·~~···~1 t, ... , ".-1 Orv (l1 •.i11111q ;\nd 'lf('dlll ( IPdllllHJ )<1 1111 Pr 11 1' , call Today & Save An Addtional ~·0010 1 DATF.BOOK HllTllAI PHOTOS Daily Pilot Kywlg Cha. will on di - pl.ay Sunday to t.Mrch 10 ell UC trv1ne' ~ll C nt r for Art and Techno19gy • .st th campu , roro r of Uruv 1ty and Campu dnv Th re will be o pan I d1KUA1c>rt t 2 pm. Jon. 20, followed by a .recepllon. Be411 C nter hour\ ·are noon lo 5 p m . 1\J ay through Sunday and noon to 8 p.m. Thunday. f 1949) 824-2787 Uff, AKf & KARAOKE •Lee BuJ uv Fo v r. • cln m taUdUon • by Korean tirt1st Lee Bul con .1Sbng of y1deg and thref' karctoke boOlhs. will be exhibited Jan. 26 through May 5 di th Ordnge County Museum of Art. 850 Son Clement Dnve, N w- port Beach. Mlbeum hour are 11 a m to 5 p.m . Tu day through Sunday. SS for adults. S4 for mors and tu- dents, fr for m mbel"!> ond childre n young r than 1 b (9"9175 -1122. al.AVA EXHIBIT The Ornnge County Mu!tC'um of Art will pr nt th work ot pamter. photogrdphe r. sculptor. pnntmtlker ontl poet Ennque Mctrllncz Cclttyd through Feb 3 .it th mu~e um, 850 San Clt>ntente Onvc>, Newport B tlCh Mu ... eum hours ar(> 11 tt m. to 5 p m. TuesdcJy through Sundtty $5 for dduJI . $4 for en1ors dnd ~tud •nts. tn.••• for memtwr., dnd chlldren young<•r them l ti (94q)759-l t 22 ART WORKSHOPS Newport Bet!C"h Commumt~ ServKes wall pre.sent d Drdw- ing dnd Pcnnhnq wor~hop ~enes 'Un W1•<1rre .. ddY' throuqh Mtirch b from to d m to 1'.l:30 p .m tit thl' Vince> Jorq<'n'>cn ct•nter, 200:-> Dover Dme, Newport Ek>dch Muru Shdron Stein wall letld the ~ ton S6b or $71 lnr the '>em· 1941.JJ 1>44-1151 DANCE Photographs by Tracy Hartman, take n ln locatlons around the globe, wtll be on dlsplay at Newport Beach Clty Hall through Feb. 28. The public ls lnvlted to MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP vt w the exhibit from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monddy through Friday. Newport Beach C lty Hall ls at 3300 Newport Blvd. Free. f949t 717-3870. The Mt1rk r..1orr1.. Dt1nc t• Group wall pt•rfonn ut 8 p m Thu1~dd) to Jctn .lb di tht• lrvlm• 8drcldy Tiwtllr<', 4242 Carnpu Om.•••. lrvme Tht• procJrdm wall ft>dture •octnc - rng Hon •ymoon, • "B1JOW1 • and more $35 and $40. (94<t1 854-4b4h 9 'r of cl mg wht•n d punt.sn- acdJ TV report •r d~ver.. 11 Performdn< P!> will be held ttl 8 J> m Tw~<1y to Fnday. 2 dnd 8 p m Sdtwddy, t1nd 2 dnd 7 .JO p m Sundcl) The C<mter ,., dt 600 Town (\•ntcr Dnw. Co.,tt1 MC''I) It> mJ .ind mixed med10 pttmt1n9.. b)· JOdtl Cormctn Bkx"k. will b<• on chspltt} t1l lht• N<>wport &•t1ch Central l.Jbrtiry through Jdfl 31 The ltbrdl) ~ dt IOOO Avo· c.sdo Avu . r...; •wport Bedch Fnw (9"H) 7 I 7-l870.' 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S4 for ~rs and 'itud •nb. free for member. .ind childr •n younqer th<1n lti (44<tl 75q.1122 AUDtENCE DREAMS "Th<> Drct.llll of the Audi- ence. d coUecilon of works by l.stl" t1rt1. t Th •resa l lak SENIOR BAWOOM 8dll1oom doncang to lhl• mu 1c of th Ra) Roblnn~ Combo b on red from 7 30 tu lO 30 p.m. Tuesday-; dt Co let Mc!ta SPnaor Cent r, 6<15 \\ 19th St 3 (<MQl(l-45·215b SEE HOURS PAGE A15 l>HD , H( WIN ~;,,• <'luf Puolo /',•>1/11ri110 ... .... 1111111" 1 ..... 11\ n .... 1a11n1111 Ill '\1·• 1H•M I\(· u•h 714·:$7:1 ,'):J'Jt) W?J 11 SO 7 D """' ~ 11 T_ ... , 11'toup r I CLNTF.R AVE, •37 H UNTINCTON llAOt CA 92647 Id• t1t11ltt1 f J/,f II ,.,f,f I 11/•1 'JM fl#,,,, .fllJ f,,., WE HAVE l!!EXU~ • VOlUMI SILICTION • OUTSTANDING CUITOMa .. VICI • • OlllAT P'llCU OUMANTllD • Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 .. hope in motion to im~ local liv Daily Pilot HOURS CONTINUED FROM A 14 . OANSC£NE STUDIO · Ballroom d ncrng h• off red at 8 p.m. on th hr t Friday of each month at Dan cene Studio. 2980 MrC'hntuc-k Wey. Costa MCS4> Sto 17141 641-8688. IKi IAHO OANONG An afternoon of dancanq 10 big band mu11c: 1.. offered from l .3Q to 3:30 p m Fn- days at Oa as Senior Center. · 800 Ma1gu nt Avf> , Coro- na del Mar. Coif and other ref1eshmt'nt Me erved. (949) 644-3244 ARGENTINE TANGO Tango dancmq 1~ oflPred from 8 p.m to 12 30 d m un th first Saturday of Pdch month at Dan c-en <itud10 2980 M cChntock \\'dy. CO<>ld Mesa (714) 64 J-8b88 IUDS STARLIGHT STORIES Children 3 to 7 dre am 111•d to partlc1pate rn <,ongo; ctnd fin- ger puppet plctys di 7 p m Monday at the Co ld Me\d Llbrclty. 1855 Pdrk Ave 194<.tt 646-8845. PJS ANO BOOKS A children's story 111n1• i-. pre ented al 7 p m Mondd\.., and 10 30 d m aturdd"" dl th Newport B dch CPnl rdl uhra.ry. 1000 Avorodo \\'f• Children ma'r wee.tr' pdJdmo' to the evenmg .,<'.,,ton'> FrPe (949) 717-1801 WEEKLY STORYTELLER A chtldren., story 11mt• I'> held al 10.45 d m \\f•d1w,. ddys dl Btlrnl' & "loblf• Booksellers di ~lt>lro Poinlt• Q01 ·B South C'Od!>I ()nw. Costd Mesa t714J 444-0l:lf> STORY TIME A chlld.ren ' 'lot) time v.1U be h Id al 10 d m \\<•<In«>'>· duy and 10 15 d m fndtt~' at Borders Book., & r-.1u-,1c 1.11 South Coa'il Plalt1. 1 D l Bear St . Co~ta t-. IP..,d Frf't> (71 41432-7854 1001$ WRrTERS AND ENVIRONMENT UC lrvme' Sch ool ut llFnllE IUARA•TEE CARPn $} 9? •. "· DATEBOOK Humamt1 and the Ntcholt p.m. Thurldaya through Sat· Chcur 1n Hurnanitl" and the u1d y at Alta Cdffee House, Public Sphere will p nt 506 3 t t St., Newport. Be ch. ·Th Wnt r and th Envi· (9'9) 67S~0233. ronm nt• Wlth Homero ridJt and Terry 11 mpest ATRJUM MARQUIS WUbanu. at 7:30 p.m : Thurs· A van ty of Lave music tS day. Both are noted authors pie nted dally at the Atrl- dnd nvlronmental actiVLSts. um's Alrportet Club, 18700 Th lecture will be held in MacAnhur Blvd.. Irvine th HUm4nJb lnstrucbonal BuildlJ\g, Room lOO. at the (lM9) 833-2770 UCI Cdmf,°s• comer of Cam· -BIRRAPORElTI'S pus cllld mverslty dnves in Swmg mwuC' by the t 2-paece Irvin ·Free. fs.49) 824-7288· Don MWer Orchestra 1 pre- GROUP FICTION ented at 8 p.m. Monddy at The F1rllon Book Group BliraporetU' at South Coa t m ts at 7 p.m on lhto ec-Plaza. 3333 Bri tol St . Costa ond Wednesday of each Me a (714) 850-9090 month at Barnes & Noble Book ell r at Pashaon BISTRO 201 1-.land, 953 Newport Center JclZZ \S play d at 8 P m Fn- l>nve . Newport Beach. Ftee. days and Saturdays and 11 f'l4ql 75q.0902. a.m. Sunday at Btstro 201. 3333 W Coast Highway, OPRAH BOOK CLUB Newport Beach (94ql 63 1- Tiw Oprah Book Club dis· 1551. cus f'~ Oprah Wanfrey· m t ren•nt lecbon at 7 p m on OfN DIN AT thr• ttur1 Thursday of each BAMBOO TERRACE month dl Sames & Noblo Instrumental mus1C' 1~ p •r- Book., •llcrs at Fashion formed after 9 p.m Thurs- 1.,lttnd. <f53 Newport Center days and pop and rock 1 Dnvc Newport Beach (949) pre ented after 9 p m Fn- 7Slf-O<UJ2 days and SdtUJday at Om DINING/TASTING TWILIGHT DINING A 1w1Ltgh1 dmmg menu, fea- tunnq d1 he 'iurh as chick· 1•n J>dtm191and cllld calaman p1rc.tnlP di reduced pnc , lS h(•ld Imm 5 10. b p.m week - duy'> dncl 4 to b p.m Sundays c.tl \ 1lld Novd Restaurant. \I 11 \\ C'OdSt Highway. "lt•WJlClrl BPdC"h f<l49J 642- 7HHO WINE TASTINGS I h-Tun1• \\'me CC'lkt.rs off( rs '' 101• ld'>lrngs from 4 ·30 to 8 pm Fndt1}., dJld 130to8 pm. Sc.tturdtt)'> lq4Q) 650-3463 SUNDAY BRUNCH \ "'undt1\ brunch. ledtunng tnlf'fnt1l111nal eafood and .,dlttd bultPI' roa l • tdrved 111 ordN t1nd bredkldSI ld\·onte., , " ht>lcl from 10 30 t1 m 10 2 p na Sutton Place I lott•I 4500 f\,foc Arthur Blvd Newport Beclch $30, $411 \\1th r hdITlf>ttQnf' 19491 Hh-.!00 I CLUIS ALTA COFFEE r-.1u ... 1C'dl dcts perform dl 8 30 Om at the Bamboo Terrace. 1773 N wport Blvd . Cosld Me a . (949) 645-5550 DURTY NEUY'S Live music i performf'd at 9 p.m . Fndays and Sawrday at· NeUy' • 2915 Red Hall Ave, Co ta Mesa. (7141957· 1951 FOUR SEASONS HOTEL La ve mu 1c i~ performed Monddys through Saturddy at the Four SeMons HolPI, 690 NewJ>ort Center Dnve. Newport Beach 19491 759- 0808 HARD ROCK CAFE L1ve music 1s performed Sundays at Hdrd Rock Cctle. 45 t Newport Center Dnve. Newport B •t1ch f949J 640- 8844 THE HARP INN Live mu tr 1s performed Thur-,dt1y<t through SC1lur- days t1I thf> Hdrp Inn. 110 E 17th St \e>'>ld Me-.a ('WCJI b4b-8855 HOGUE BARMICHAEL'S Live mu 1c 1 performed Wedne ddys through Satur- day ctl 8drrruchael's, 3950 Our famiq Ml'ftD.C J'Gm' f&IBiq for •7 yeara ORANGE COUNTY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR OF LIFETIME GUARANTEE CARPET llfttl•t Stal• W1tt11ty llfttl•• •• ., •• ,, .... Ufttl•• e,. •• ••rr••tf llfttl•t F1 t W1rr11ty Campus Drive, Newport Beach (949J 261·6270 UDO OGAlt ROOM Enjoy e moke wath your dnnk at L do Ctg r Room. 344 l Via Lido, Sulte D. New- port Beach. (949) 723-0595. MARGARfTAVIUE Uve music 1 perfonnf.'d at Margentavall . 2332 W. Coast H1ghway, Newport Beach. (9-491 631-8220. • MARRAKESH Authenllc Moroccan cw me and belly dancing lS oUered ell 5 p.m . daily at Manakesh. 1976 N wport Blvd .. Co.td Mesa. (9491 &c5-83M MARRIOTT HOTEL Live music as performed Mondays through Saturday dt the Mamott Hotel, 900 Newport Center Dnve. Newport Beach (949) &c0- 4000. MULOOON'S Muldoon's is an lnsh pub at 202 Newport Center Dnve. Fa hJon I lend. Newport Beach (949) &c0-41 to OYSTER BAR LOUNGE Lo~al pop and hghl rock dcts perform Fndays and Saturddys at Newport Land- mg's Oyster Bar Lounge at the Balboa Ferry Landmg, 503 E Edgewater Ave (9491 675-2373 TEE ON THURSDAY The Tee Room presents at two-piece band every Thurs- ddy between 15 dnd 9 p.m at 3100 Irvine Ave . Newport Beach. (949)756-0121 TOTAUY COFFEE Open . mike night 1s held from 8.30 to 10 30 pm Thur days at Totally Coffe • 1525 Meso Verde Dnve Ea t. Costa Me cl 171 41 435-<J367 VILLA NOVA Ra ch Fauno playi. dl the piano bar· at 9 p m. Sundays through Wedne ddy dnd th e thrPt>·p1ece Jctzz and blues band ~h behavan' plays at 9 p m Thursday through Saturdcly at Vtlla Nova. 3 13 1 W CM t High· way. Newport Beach (9491 642-7880 WOOl IEllEI CARPET $24? .. ,n. 4000STORE BUYING POWER Carpet C..O, fte Wwl4'1 Lu .... 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Jr-cam hou-.c orhu\i:f' tor )UUr homo.: I ) lccn JnJ Jell hJh' 1~ 1.l>fl~Ull\C: }C:..11" Of l\:JI C:..WlC C\Jll.-nc:n..c in '-c~ pon fk.a.h I or Jlrnlc:"1ull.ll ..en 11.·c or :Jthl•C "'th .ill )OUr n:.il l-..Wtc l'X'\..'th call the t."I~ at ('(lj!L<ot '•"port Cold"~I Banker at 1949) 759-3796 ~· RosEY's AUIOBODY You hive the right to choo e your repair facility Insist on the Best LIFETIME WARRANTY Full ~ Colision Centw Insurance Afap~ Shop (949) 642-4522 DATF.BOOK . , Al& Sa!urday, January 19, 2002 Daity Pilot DREAMS CONTINUED FROM A11 Flag rald and Robert Ryan. Most of bl5 work has been on the stages of New York and Connecticut, wh re he has often performed and directed for the guy,• Naughton said. •1bere'1 this other kind ol body of music that I've always kind of gravitated toward.· Willl.amstown ThNt r F l.I· val. A f tival prOductlon of · Arthur Miller's •nie Print,· ·which he directed, moved to The composers 10 th show i.odude Duke Elling· ton, Hoagie Cannichael and Randy Newman. ·1rs an eclectic bunch of music,• he said. •Most shows build around a com· poser or genre. ft mak for a homogenized kind or show, and lh1s ls more vaned than that.• Broadway an 1999. But his singmg roots go way ~ck. As a kindcrgart· ner oHirst-grader, h sang •J've Been Working on th Railroad• with two other guys, all dres ed in dunga· rees with patch and carry- ing shovels. By late elementary school. the man known to lei VlSlon audJences as the Lath r of the l.JUe character on ·Ally McBear had graduated lo Elm. Naughton is pnmanly known as an actor who SlllQ • The graduate of Brown University and Yale School of Drama made his 1971 New York d~but in •Long Day's. Journey into Night• with GeraJdine • 1 remember Ul fifth or l.xlh grdde singing 'Love Me Tender' al another one of those kinds of talent how DON CONTINUED FROM A 11 of the show: Don Giovanni's psy· chologica.J struggles. Mark McCrory, who alter- nates the lead role with ShlmeU, said his take ·on the lascavlous scoundrel is that he's tormented. He goes after women as ti seduang them is a physical con- quest. paying the ulbmate pnce an the ·end. More than Just evtl and a cnnuna.J. he's a sad guy, McCrory wd. ·He goes through so many emollons through the opera,· he added. "It's driving him crazy in a way. It's chdllengmg dramatJcally to conv.ey that and balance that out with singing. It's easy to gel caught up m the drama of 1t and get really ten e .· rughts, • N•ughton Nld. •The principal made a b•g deal out of having me not wear my collar up because h wu concerned it project· ed a hoodie tmag . • By high hool. Naughton played lhr ports -bue· ball, soccer and bask tball - and w ppeanng as the I d i.o mu11cals such u "Carousel• and •Anni Get Your Gun.• ·1 recenUy came upon a p1ctwe in a carton in the attic. I was 15 or 16 an,d playing Emile do Bei:que ltbe lead tn •South Pad.f· 1c· 1. • Naughton sa1d. "Talk about silly. I was tJus little baby-faced boy with goo in my hair Someone stuck some clown whlte an my hair, and that w Emile de Becque.• · It's a lJtUe urpnsing to dtscover that Naughton has only done three Broadway musicals in his career -one Shunell said his challenge m playing the role is rendenng the character understandable. and perhaps even someone the audi· ence ~ sympathize with. Opera PadUc wUJ stage "Don Glovannt•·Jan. 26-27. lo perfonn. a dec4de, starb.ng ui the 70s wilb the Cy Coleman show •1 Love My Wife.• Coleman aJso wrote the music for •City ol Ang II• ·1 think J rather con·· soouSly tried to avokl smging because I thought tbal U I did m\WCal comedy, there'd be no chance to be able to d6 straight pla)'$, • be saJd. Though he toyed around wtlh doing a cabaret bow for about 25 years. il wasn't unW he perfonned in a CoJe· man tribute about four years ago that it started to come toge lb er. · It was there ho met jazz artist George Sh arir\g. who was impressed with . Naughton' perfonnance. "He said 'I'd like to play for you.· And J gulped and stuttered ond hemmed and hawed,· Naughton said. They exchanged numbers and later met. ·- ·He Mt down at the pi4nO ROMmary CJoooey. and Mid, •Th.ls would be a 'The rest ll a lot of work good song for you, Jim,•• and show baz history. Hla Hilt said the husband and father solo show, •James Naughton ol two. Uve, • prem1ered at the Man· Among the soogs Shear· hattan Theater Club in June lng suggested WU •The 1998. "Street ol Dreunl, • Folks Who Uve on the HW, • presented by Mike Nkboll, a J rome Kem and Oscar ap~ at the Prornenad Hammerstein tune that ls in Theatre ln early 1999 to the how. great revtews. Naughton has Sh Aring returned to Eng· plans lo record an album of land, and a few weeks later the tun and may even do Naughton received a tape. the how on cable. "It wu 90 nunul! of Hts future also bolds George Shearing playing dire.ding a new production and inging songs for me to of Thornton Wilder's ·Ow sing,• N&ugbtoo said. •At Town,• starring Paul New- lbal point I thought, 'I've man as the stage manager. been talking about th.ls for a Whlcb doesp't mean lb re long time. If George Shear· won't be more music in his mg went through the trouble .. We. He's learning a group of of making o tape .. .' • Rodgers and Hart song and A little help from friends llstening to a lot of Sammy Rob Fisher, music director of Cahn. •encores!,• and cabaret star •1 have this kind of jon Mary Cleere Haran matched for slnging music,· he said. Naughton with Oddo. who is best known for his work with GOD CONTINUED FROM A 11 another that focuses on the concept 'of vision and memory. Called • Leelacyd, • the work done by Ros and his daughter is a visual diary of Leela's datly ouU1ls. For four years. Ros photographed the teenager before she went off to school every day •ft\ a 1ournal of fashlon and a 1ournal of growing up.· Ross said. ·And havtng 1t next to the Benetton store was really perfect. 1 don't know t.f people would see that as subvertmg what fashion ts. or embraang that.· •fovea• is a larger installation made up of photos from has family album and other projects. The work could be called Ross' journal -a chronicle of his career detailing everythmg from family moments to yet more museums. The term "fovea· refers to the center of the retina that perceives color, said museum curator Sarah Vure. ·He behaves horribly to everyone .. bul you somehow have to make him sympathel.Jc in a way,· he said. •He's not qwte as unpleasant as he can seem. But he's not a very hkdble man.· Whatever he 1s or 15n't, Don G1ovanru is deftnilely d complex man -both to understand and "It's· one of those roles that's a reaJ tour de force,• Sdld McCro- ry. who has portrayed the villam once before "ll's dehrutely not one of those roles you're gomg to conquer right away. I hope to do il many times and hope to unprove upon 1t and my cha.rec· tenzal.Jon ol it.· He used a Diana camera -an inex· pensive. toy camera -lo hoot the images. Vure continued. Some of the photos are blurry, some are in focus, an·d the piece's l 30 images can be installed in different conhgurations. ·rt• very evocative.· Vure said. "Each person who views 1t will be drawn to tl different image and subject.· FURNITURE "The bottom line for us survivin g tonight was our guys were wllling to sacrifice their bodies ... • lAtny Hint. ~rt Harbor High boys basketball coach Doily Pilot Matailors invade for tonight's Bi,g West shootout Northridge's quickness could pose a problem. Amara Aguilar OAllY Pit.OT BREN EVENTS CENTER -The UC lrvm men' ba ketbaU team will look for ats runth traight victory tonight when the Anteaters face Cal State No1'thrl4ge at 7 05 In a Big West Conference game at the Bren Events Center. The Anteaters (13--i. 6-0 m the Big W t) are the only und feat d team m conference Northrldge (5· 10. 4·21 sits i.n fourth place "(111 Matadors) reolly mu up their deten.y and play d quick lm up. so we have to ldkt> C'dfe of the basket· ball •• UCI Coach lll WIST """"9een '"° Utah St. 5·2 UCS8 4-2 Nolthndge 4-2 P.ahc H c.IPoly H Rrvenide H Idaho 2·5 Long Buch St. M Fullerton 0-6 Mtt••• Northndge at UCI Pat Douglas Sdld "That' go- ing to be how they core. by creating havoc full coun • L e ddlng N o r t h r 1 dog e oflen 1vely 1s Marku'i Carr With a 17 1 points·per·game dvcrage. The Matadors lead the confer· ence Ill turnovers wtth an average of 17 3 per game. . Spam lcltor Roger .!:Q.rlson • 949~7 U223 • ~ Fem: 949-6500170 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBAU. e e mmau ~2·~ LES Cun£R Saturday, Jonuory 19. 2002 Bl ' • Newport squeaks past Woodb ridge in overtime, 55-54, to seize ea View lead. &any F.ulkner DAllY PILOT NEWPORT BEAC H Even though the crowd Wltnessmg the fust· place Sed View League boy bd'tket· bdll showdown • between Wood· SC•IOAll bndge I hgh and host Newport lforbor Wwrton Sot spilled into the qym ·., '--sa1_1on ___ s_s_, ea t loft, there were time when the place got w quiet you couJd dlmost h 'dr the bdll roll And roU 11 d1d. On two c nmdl Wood· bndge free throw . 1ts well d5 d wouJd· be game-winrung putbdck d5 the o\ier· bme buzzer 'iOunded But dll three bm . the baU. dJter m.ingly be .. 1tat· i.ng for seconds. rotated off th<' IJp of the nm. dl.lowmg lhc S.Ulo~ to clc.Utn d 55· 54 overtune wtn The victory, which Codch Ldrry Hll'St culled among his top l~ II\ ~-. • en sedi.on di the Scu.lors· helm, give the Tdr. fl b-5, 4 -0 in ledguel \Ole pos· ..es ion of h.r;t pldce It dlso pub them in pos1t10n w1th 1ust lour lecigue gdmes .;~ dhl'dd uf r-.~ .... pon I fdrbor Ul the• Ordngt• Coun1-; poll ttl 1'iu t>, c1 .S<>--i<~ edg. !'('"' pon <1111 ht• 11.111 !..Ide k on d tumoH·r dllt•r 1,. t·lll Y..c1mor cent~r 0dve Burqt''' n J11nd1•d tht! '(."Conti rru~s • ...;E>..., p<>rt wru1ir cnk Pt•tcr'>on Cd~hc'CJ 11 m with .1 111.fuot bill.<>llm• Jump<•r from JU<:.t ht luncl tht• bocsrd dnd senior tt•dmmc1t1 Tun~ '\lplum mode two ln!t' thw ...... With 2 41 lt•ft Ul OVN· time for d ';3·50 lt•dd \\oodbnclgt•' "'-hkl' "-achoU 'ttartmq for h.r.Hedm All·S.·t1 \'ww return •r dnd ll•um 'ronnq let1tlt>r Pdtnck Hod· den. d '>(>OIOr who did not pluy wtth d -;prdtnt><.I dnkh mudt• u ldyup to rut IJllO thl' lrdd With 2 ]2 h~t • Alter both tt-dm.., trctdt-eu.1vt• \hot late In d On< .. puint lt•t1f1Ut'H>pt!ntn<J Wln O\'er A.h!.o '1qu •I Jt1n t1 n1•tted d 15· footer from thf' ll•lt h.t.,.,lin1• to muke 1l 55·52 hosts wtth I ll/ ldt A i'\1oeUer ldyuJJ 1 '> '«'("ontl' ldtt'r put the Wclmor. within ,, huc-kt•t of tht• ledd. WhJCh Wd .. dll th··~ Oi'f'(J1-cJ tdll'r Hdrl>or m~ dO d"-'kwdrd runner dnd the Wamors sndtrht•d the rt•hound with 25 Uck.s It'll remaining. to gdtn whot --------Altt•r d t111wout tht• Womor., wt•rt• lorrc•d to rush up <.1n out\1de \hot w hich m1..,.,t"<l l><1dly a tunt• wound clown Mo<"llN wound up .... uh th(• rebound nt•xt to th<' l~ket dnd quickly put' up d follow· :.hot But thl' would·be gdml'·WlnnN rollPd O\o't'r the nm dnd f<oll hdrmJe\sly would b<' Lht• 'i('hoo1·., hr'il ledgue lJIJp '>Ince 1l \hdred the Sea Vww nown in 1990 Both tenm'>, dnd tht•u taru., shtn<'d ebbing PnlO· l.lons, ds lhl• contest fed· "Was that some high school basketball game or what? ... " tured 10 tw' cmd 10 ledd John Halagan chiingcs Woodbridge coach ·wa .. that omt• h1qh school bcc.ketball game or to the floor d'> tht! buzzt>r 'iOUfldPd. o;ettm9 off u wild c (•lebra!Jon by the Harbor pld~~r. Pac.Ifie at LB St. UtAlh St. M Fult.1on ~atRN9nidt UCS8 M c..I Poly "That will be a focal point m ow preparation." Oougl said UCI. which ha won a school record 19 straight game at home. !>MY Pl.OT PHOT~ IV~ HIU.£11 Newport's Greg Peni.ne (above t goes up for a layup. Below, Tan' Erik Peterson looks for a ~y out as defense doses ln. what?" a~ked spent Woodbndgc Coach John Ha.lagan. who had beaten Newport three str&ght bmes alter us· taming a 59-57 overume tback. also at Harbor, the fll'St round of lectgue Ill 2000 The hlgh t drama cdtlle when. the ball lhnce nest!~ atop the Woodbndge goal m lhe lmal minutes of re<JuJabon and overtl.mc> "Maybe thdl wd the ghost of Rdlph Reed tthe choo1·., hr<>t ba~k tbdU coach tor whom the gym ~ ndm(>d). • Hirst qwpped of the three fortu1tou., rolls oU the nm TOflighrs 91fN on KUO•tFMr.tlo will be paced by nJor guard Jeny Gr n (21.8 ppg). H e ls 65 points away from UCJ career leader Tod Murphy (t,778) Although G r n l5 the Anteaters' b1g9e t often ave threat. they have rece.Jved a decent amount of offens ve support from the remaining lour starters , Sophomore center Adam Parada (11 .9 ppg. 6.5 rebounds per game) has stepped up his gam recently. He had a team-high 15 points In UCl's 62·58 victory over visl!Jng University of the PdaflC Thursday "He sustained bis purpose d fens1vely and ll wa one of his better overall game • • Douglass &d •He didn't commit a lot of illy fouls.· Other star\ pedang it up on oOense are 1uruor forward Jordan Hams (1 t .3 ppg. 6.7 rpgJ, sophomore forward StanWav Zuza.k ( .6 ppg. 5 rpg) and 1uruor guMd Mike Hood (8 8 ppg) "Thos.e kids that are scoring have • demonstrated lh y can hoot the bell and sco ." Doug d. "Each game they just g t open and·g t the hots. J rry our mall\ sconng threat. but we are confid nt that a1J Uve llarte.111 can llCOf'e W 're not intentionally doing that. It' just bow it's panning out • The wtJal "Tar teclSer· CclJlle on the fll'St of two Sand p Hmgoram fouJ shots with 17 seconds k>ft 1md the ho ts leading, 48--i7 The ball appedred to bound onto the nm. k.tss oU the backbodrd. dnd careen around the 1de of the nm before falling off th front to whdt emcd to be a coUectlve gTOan from fdns lor both teams Alter a Newport tuneout. the econd free throw also mlshr d und Harbor 1uruor guard Ch Cdmeron collf"cted the rebound and wos 1mmed1dtely fouJed Cam ron mdd th fll'St of two dou· bl ·bonus free throw to make 11 4<l--i7, but Woodbndg • Mtke MoeUer Wd.S f<>Ulcd on th n.swng pos 100 whUe att mptmg a thri ·potnter. MoeU r oussed th hrst free throw He earn d r on the nd, but 11 also lipped off th nm. pl" l'Vl.ng the Harbor I d . I fe appeared to nus the th11d tnt nt1onaUy and the ploy worked. Htngomru w fouJed m a mad scramblto for th rebound with on od I fl 1bb tuna, th ruor guard l'.Mde both to 1end th game lnto ov rtun A Col Edmondl.on fr; throw gave Woodbridge (13;7. 3·1), r nkod two DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOl ATHLm Of THE WED All the break d1d not go lhl' Sallor;' way ct lhey were forct.>d to play th hndl 6 43 of the hl\t hall without Melwn due to fouJ troubl Nedim PaJe\'lC, -d t>-foot-8 1uruor. also nuS>ed Si'V ral mmut , belor fouJmg out "''th 1 3q Jell Ill reguJdUOn "The bottom lint" for us un.·1vtn9 torught w~ our quy were willing to sacnJ1ce thE'tr bodJt~ • Htm w1d Melum dlso madt• d d1Jfer •nc-e, ~·or· mg 11 of tus game·t\lgh 22 points in tht• fourth quarter to help Harbor erai.e d •33 dehot dJter lhr t• period Seruor Gr g P<'rnne scored 1 t> pomts dnd added u rebound.,, whil Pa1ev1c had nine point., und U\E• boards I thought N ~ dnd lb·8 '°pho· more Jaune 01 I nb.lch) d.td a good JOb d fendmg Burg 1runt• pomts nd 17 rebounds): Hll"'it d "This on didn t m an •mthmg, because It d.tdn:t chnrh a champ•· onship "But 1t p U) a t p cl r to that . 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Mttuln 22. ~eflOf'I 2, PajWIC 9, '-'rtne 16, c..mtf on 6, O~toblc:tt 0, Plneteon o. lbdtn o. lo,d 0 ) pt gr»lt • Mefum 2. ~ 2 foultd out ,.~ T~ none Laguna's hot· third:quarter does in the ~ Eagles, 65-48 Estancia is unable to recover and falls two games off the pace in the Pacific Coast League. LAGUNA 8EACH -The Estancia Hlgt\ boytt bclsketball team was out- , cored, t.f-3. in the third qucU1f"r --·- dnd could not -- . n>cOVer in d 65-....... .. 48 Paohc Co.i I U.-lillld\ 65 League lo s lo l..clgW\d Beach on th Artbts' floor Friday. Seruor f-emctndo Maldonado l(ld the Eagle'I (l t-9. 2-2 m the PC"L) with t 2 porn~. wh11 nmr Jor~.w Prado chlpl>('d in 11 points t1nd 1unlor LeWt.S Brad!>haw romC> oft the benC'h to add I 0 point!> Laguna 8 arh unproved to fl. 10, 2-2. ·we wen• out ol ync di! n1<1hl because (lhl' Art1sts1 played well defensively.• E!>fdl\Od C'."Od("h Chn' Sorce 'idld "Ll•Wl\ Brdd!lhdW hdd d qreat gam<.> for u < ommq off lht• bench." 111 ... ,.,....,1 .... 1 .J () c.-.. _ fddlr>-c..... ..... a... ~Bud\65, ...... Ncl1tMOOd 82. ~75 1 tsn...,. c1 a.JDJ ......... ~ lMJn8elld\ •C.. Mia CdM •~ -.uemmaa.m.> ~·c....--Honhwaod ...... ca...dllMlr at IAgLN Beach PAC1K <DASI WGU1 LMUU 9uoc IS. EsWCIA 41 Saw. by qu.w, . (Nne.. 16 • J 21 .. ~ .. am 11 17 1' 2l 6S ~ Pr~ 11 ~ldon.tdo 12, llndqul\t CJ, VtkM'I 3 Pinto l lt41d1Nw 10. Novak o. ~ 0 'inellO.~O 1-iJt gr»~ • Pr .00 2. ~idonoldc; 2 V•~1 Foullod out nor. T«'hnoeM • no1W ....-..... • lyt. 20 Ci~det 2. Oulter I s.rQI ).pt l)C»ll GMJtwd I Nori'"°' I ~ I Stef"m I lyle 1 Foulld out none Technout!s none Anteaters hit the coUrts UCI men's tenrus team has d strong lin,eup as it opens the '01 campaign. Amara Aguilar DAtlY Pltor l>onlld I ldynl'' "lo 'i GrNJ Bmrkmr1n ttnd '\•J h will IX> f\.1orton I lclyn<.>S hd!t tt i.pr.um'<l rmkJt• "'' '' 41n><,U11n.ahlt• lm"tht> \nt dler. h.r;t mc1tch • We dr£> not sure ti h<'0 ll Ix• <1blt• to plt15. < 'lrtrl. 'dld Thdt "ould tx• " tuq lo.,, fm u-. I It•' in !ht• Tht•y c.all htm Big Jon • I hs doubl<''> p.trtnt•r nuddlc ol nur hnt>UJ> ctnd ht" t1n t1ll-court 'JdOW ... •l\torty '>ef"C' clnrl \'OllC'y, dncl ... Vl'f) d'IY"''"IV<• Both will pldy dn mtegr,il rolP on tht• llC lrvint• In etdd1LJon lo I ld'fO~. \lonon \\Ill tw tht• onl-, nwn\ 1 •nn~ tCdm th~ -.e<l!>on ulhN frt~tin11m plt1yin9 <;1ngh•' whpn lh(• , .. ".,on UCI sophomort• Jon Endnk.u stdl1., Althotu1h \lorton ~ rt.'<<ICJfUl<od <1nd In hmun Bndn Morton wPre mo\I for hi .. donunanc P cl' a douhh ., rcmkNl l71h n11t1ondll\' in th<> (0lLEG£ MEN'S pld'ft'r, C 'l..uk <w\J(I h<-ht•llt•\t'<; 'l.1ort11n lntn<"ollPQ1tJIC' Tt•nn1... TENNIS PRMEW w1JI d~o bt• d '>f>hn '>1nqlP'i pltly<>r A .. ,onatwn., fdll rankmqs tor 114' "tt'> rt1CJ11obly om• of lht> n.~1. doubh•-; ii nol lbt• b\• .. t doublt·' plttyt•1 in lht• Our ganw'i dC'lu<.1lly rcdll} c-ountry <I' " 1unior. Cit.erk ... 11d "I < ompk>ment etK"h other.· Morton dl..o helJf'Vt lhdt hP can IK> t1 vf•I) -.aid •Jonii.wdllycons1Slt.'nl,hdS prommt•nt ''nqleo; pl<1Vt>r in lht• •,olJd r turn~ ttnd ket•p tht> ball < <>Ut-qc r.lnk' I It• JU'>I m•t.'d'> to work low 1 llkt• to slcp up dnd put Ow on pdlJ •net• ttnd d It.>"-Uunq .. like lldll ttway Our games n-aUy work that bee.tu t• probdbly 'ihot lor ~hot \.,, u together.. r .. ANTIATUtS he ... om• of lhe m I ldll ntcd quy-, In mgl , Cndnkdl ~ rctnked you 11 \t•t• I It• 'I <JOI t•vt•ry1htnCJ • "'o 74 .tlollonaUy by the ITA Al Gt-v llOrlUl\ln " AJ,o on UCI'\ roster t1rt> 1un1or .,..loot-4. I bO poullCJ.s, 1t nu<Jht not Ard! lonn.tnd Fr Rt>nouk Wtl('llldnnc> "-'-11<> plttyc-d in ,pcm Ilk" he rt1 n do murh ~G¥~.u1 ~ lhP Davi., C'up for ~rt l..dnktt, <1nd dr1m<1qc on th<> c-ourt, bul tht1t 0onw ~ Fr 'ophomore Wkwt"'1 W1U1am' Imm would hf• d m~concepuon ~ Het~t So T~x1.1s "I It• L' d vf'ry qood ctlhJNe lor c.vi ~ 1t WtJ(•mctnnt• will b€' lhl' "-o 7 kmd of 1.1 tt1U, lunky guy, t1nd h<>0'> ::' ~o::'IOf ~ ... inqle'> plotyl•r tor tht' \nt1•d\(•r\, t1n c•xtr •m I)' tough competitor.· °"" ~.mic. " folJowed b)' \\<1lll1.1m1o UCI CodC·h Steve Clark <;a1d ,._Sutapol r.· -Nol only M<' "-•• rc1.1I ohd up "Thdt \1 udlly th hn.t thmg ~ w~ " lop, but we Me ~xtr m ly dt>1•p peopk> y is th..11 lhoy cU1 d.JNW.'d Wit~~ Owti So throughout th Un up • Clark .,.ud t1I how w II h rompcl<• 1l\C Anll't\I ~have no llJOt'> tJ.n<l Endnkdl w11l·pldy No 2 fourfre.VunenindudedonthPurost r. .. angle\, hl'hmd 1uruor trdnJtfer Cdrl Lum den Cltttk ~JJd th<> Mtuad is youn<J but mdll) ol Uw l.k•fOl'(l ronunq to UCI. Lwmd ·n dtt ·ndcd Q>QTgld fl" hmcn hdve expen ore pl..Jymq ncttionaJ tc:nn!!I. State. . The Antt•ulel"!I kicked oll th• d n un thP ·1 1l' '" d top 10 pJdyer from Swed n. • Cld.fk rot ~.with a 7-0 10\ t\l founnctn Fml.1y t1rP c1t 'did. •JJc\ mt1-nJy d bd elmer. hut he hct\ cl. ( otre D..iml' toddy ctnd M1< h19.in Sund"\ ti" m• ndou~ g<tme and ~ V<'ry compelJt.lve. 0th r oppon nt.s thl., -.Cd'><•n include (;t•<>rtJ14'° Pluy1n9 o 3 1oingle wUI b JUmor 'ean T('('h, U dnd OukP O'Connor, a ua.mter from Baylor Uruvcn.1ty "Th maJOnty of th•• llmt> 1r, going to ~ d "H • been an un.rnedlat mf n of int.enSlty, • batU • • Clark ScUd "The mate-he>'> arc dll geared Clark '>dtd. "He' very ht, Vf'ry inten c. very to getttng th guY' l'M>ttN -.o by th end of tht• focu • JU t a great guy· y 'df we'v 'it'Cn lh be<.t m thP rounlty dnd t<.now Roundtng out the l.ngl pl4y rs .ue No 4 wb.tt 10 <'.IP' t. • ALMQUIST CONTINUED FROM B 1 t\I.) trttd me1k, booted a f~ IU k that led to c1 9oa.t m lh vactory ov r Esta.no.a. und two <lay belore chd th m ln • l·l b wt\b Vl ting Loguna Beach, amlng Da!Jy Pilot AthJet of the W k laurell. For Almqw.st. th joum y to b«Omlng the le d r of PCL·tiUe contendeT •rtcld from bcalthng through• twnuJtuoua at0n He di\cbec:t junaor vana buk tball J)Uytng tt.ys ol hit tint two yMn ol high IChUol and took on the cheu.nge ol rebuilding the CdM IO«ef pcogram •Gtven the opporturuty to p&.y u • ca.,wn IMt yev, at Mlped me •a pa."' and u an lndiwtual.· Mid ~. wbo w• thl ~ Molt ValuabNt P\eyer IMl YM1 • Laal'1'Ung what he~ .... yMI' .... belped ..... ,..,"' ..... not to do. Al • lunlof aiptaift. " .. Mrd to ........ wtaM IO do.,,. yem, I leil lbe .w... w nilylag on me to be• ..... ad I aw I bid to_, up. •Havt.ge ......... cOKltllabigdeel.•11e OlllllllMled ·w.w Md.-...~ cw &Wit_..MllJW• fl cy.C'lf'm ............... --!!!I--2 t•!'.!. .. ...... ,_ ... -· .. 41 ......... _ ... ••z:: ............... . AA••111-ll'lt.C ........ ••Wll .. _ ........ _ .. ......... UnprOV •t:f@'1asgooctu1 d ncl r" rv · n &nd that bldudet I WpQf1 1 l•roor . niort 'fylQn Wahl.• Cal&lgban IQI ·Andy ha •lw•ys bffn ....... .... becoadng. trong...., and. ~ coafidMll plllyM. He Mi the abWty • cWk h 11) IO plly llC the ( AA (>Miion I) ..... He ......... He .... ~ f(ft9 in ... blidl. He Wini~ bell in ..... -He ca •• lbl ~He kick-Mrtl the~ ......... Milly• fNe lddll" Ah tt*1.._ai1lln• ._ hM tlM ebilily to flmfl s:-;~1 I I 1Kll9 Dlllll ,_. M.:k • 11.1 t'OUidw ..._a '...... ..IOCf9I, ......... .... -...,, .. , ... OIMlll .. ...... ........ C!lllp .. I bd•ft aur Rl'fll.._ tll• .......... Mesa gets first PCL win TODAY'S SOIDW Mu t ng open with ttn lt·3 Hrst-qudrter run en route to victory. St.w V1'°"" QM.v P!&.ot < <JkONA ,------ OEL M .\H - AllN h•uthng tht• C'o1otu 1t•'ct H1<1h h 0 y ' hd'>k••tball ledm 10 tt 4'._ 19 KOlllOAID Pac 1hc Co.s'>l L {•dfJUf' roctct =-~i.: ;: v1clory over "'•·wpon-M ~ lJ1strn I nvttl Corunt1 cl1•I ~ t.ir \111 tdnq., '4'n1or pmnt qu1111t UdVld C'onlt• dl'ti11c>n' rt':.'>t ol lh1• PCL f.ncldy ·vuu hdli••n't M·•·n th1• 1,..,, lrt•m lh1-. lt•<Jm." '"1Jd < <>nit'. \\,hn '-("on-cl I 2 ol hi<; CJt1llll'·h1qh Ii point\ In lh1• lir<,t hdll "Th1• h1•,1 " \ii I lo fOlll(' • <'°'I" !\-h•'<! t 12·H, I I 111 lh1• PC"LI •Jf>t n1-d lht• 9""'' with" •1. 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(Jl"IJ) 'O I CUOO Coupe One ·02 cuoo Coupe Three One SiMr '02 SSJ MIG S1•111 One ·01 Siii S1l1n lid • 84 SoMday. f""°'Y 19. 2002 IOYSSOCCll Estaneia falls, 5-4, at Laguna LAGUNA BEACH -The L'>tilr111t1 I llqh hoy" ~t t wn tllbwcrt'<f u 5-1 tll'lldt but could nut cumplt•lr thf\ com~k and ln'>I. .s-4. to Paolic \ t League h1 .. t Lnquna Jktach Fnday rughl. Ci.tan< Id 1unior Nikol.s1 l>oudtchc:-nko ~ror.-d an unds 1sted godl in each half, wh1ll' 1umor Rtcdrdo Avala and wnior • rg10 Mddri9dJ rcmg up '1nqlc talli lo the second hdll, whl•n tht' E.tqlc<J were down, 5- t. with 30 minut ~ J ft Mddngdl 'iColl'd to make 1t 5- 4 with 1 o mmut • ll'mairung. s.>mor q0ttlkeep<>r Glovanm < .on1Alt>l fl'( orded eight saveio tor th(• Et1qh•!t 11· I 0, 0-4 m the l'CL ·w,. hncilly hrokr out or lhr -,('Onnq .,lump.· E..tt1noa Cooch !'.IC'VI' ("r('O\hdW \did ·we 11l.1y1>d hctrd thP whole game ;~;:v ~~~t;;:• ~·~ NcWl'OHT IH!ACI I Nc•w1Hirl I lttrbor I hqh qot1lkP('J><'r I IN'lor Cdrnpos lllddC• 10 \dVl''>, hut II Wd!tn't 1'nouqh uf> tht• St11lor., fell to \'1&1ltnq Woocthndcw. t -0. in d !--1•<1 View Lt•t1qlw ooy., .,occer qilmt• Fmlt1y P<>ter Ile rcwr '1 urt•d in the I 'ith mmuh• ol tlw qt1m<> 4or Woodbrnl1w whH h outshot Newport, IO·H Th• S.HJor. cJrt• 2-'I. 111 ledguc. Woodbndcw ,., 1·0 <:dM N girls win two C 'oronc1 dPI Mur I hqh\ 1umor 'c1r'>1ty qirl., '>IX c"' h•t1m won twin• thlf> Wt't'k to 11nprovP lo 8- 4·2. :J.().J an lhl' Pt1nhc C'ooo;t Ll'dQUC' A 1-11 victory ovN Unlveri.lty on Tul''>dt1y wa., kc•yed by the .. .-onng of Ellzubel'h AJmtirctz ctnd Brc.tnne Ogden. Thursddy'!o 3·0 win over < ·o~td M(>';d was h1c1hUghted by two gool'> by Brooke Burgner · cllld d ~lo t;hOt by Almctrctz DEEP SEA F!!MJ'SCMJJ ........... ~ 2 boats, 22 ""IJl9n. 2S <*;() .,.., 47 wnd bMs, 1 Nfibut. tJ ~ 1 wgo o.-,'t "-*-. no report SPORTS Mesa ·t0ps CdM, 2-0 .c~ Mesa claims second tra.ighl Pacific Coa l League victory. St.wVrgen DAA.Y Pll<H CORONA DEL MAN :. What a W('('k 1t hui. be •o tor the Costa MC'IU I li\lh boy soccer teom, wl\1ch defeated host Mw• • Corond dl'I s.. ".,... Mar, 2-0, m u l 0 Paoh<: Coa.\I Lt ... .yue mdt<hup ol Newport-Mew ()1<,lrict nvt1l'i Fnd11y. What d wt"t!k, 1n<le•' (9-I· I. 1.(t-1 lO the PCL), who tll'>u ch•lt>ttled cro 1>town nvt1l E!otunrut, 2-0, WL-d.nesday. tunwd an an ek'Ctn< 1><'r1onnttnce 10 thl' '><'<"Ond hdll which resulted m two <JOd~. th<' ..itM Klngi.' llr1>l losi. of tht• '>Cd.M>n, d.nd d i.twn· ol lh1• P< 'L ledd with Ltlyunc1 8<'d<'h CdM (5·':>·3, 2· 1 ·I l plt1yt•d without junior T'r11>lt1n I IMn'>. who suJfcr~l d concu'"on 1n d :Z-0 win uvttr Un1v,•n1ty Wt~rwM.lay, d!t Wl•ll .1.. wmor godJkt.>eper Ueoll Collaer cmd ~enior lorwc1rd AJdo Bc1uhi.tt1, IX>lh or whom rccwved r<'<l <Md'> dgil.lnsl the T'rOJdnS. Mc1mwhtlc, tht> Mu'>tt1ng'i were without !tCruor qocdkecpN Bryce Sh •ridd.O, who lllJltr !<.I h!.!t l<'<J m the wm dt El.ldnnd Me~ 1uruor goa.Jkceµer lvdn Ftguer<>d, 111uruor varsity <'dll·up. n><'Ord<'<f .-1ght Sdvei. to ht'lp post thl' .,hutout •rve been 1>c1ymu 11 d.1.1 ~~n long • Mes.a C:wth Eugene Dt1y '>did "Wl• hdVt! u b<>tlN ll•ttm th.l!t YL'c:U ix'cd~'.t' (Uw f\.h~lilll<I") ttrc pdSSlOQ tlOd pLnymlJ togt>ther more We huve guy who dfC pctSl>illg the ball and movmq th<' ball more.· Costa MeSd, ldSI year's PCL champion, dti.playc>d ''" rh~hm1c pdssmg gc1me afl~r Ot1y delivered dll 1nsp1rcJltont1I .hatlume spee<.h Day told his plttycrs they ~hould 00 1 worry who their opponel)I l!t, ur whf'rP lh<'y ttrP plclymg. ·1 don't Cdrt! who 11 LS,· h told the Mustangs ·we play our gam • And w1th that \o td Mc.! a played its brand of soccer h1ghhghted by scoring from seruors lrwtn Sala!t and EU Sobs SEAN Hll,lflt I DAILY PllOI CdM's Chrls Rlngstrom (18), Mesa's Ricardo tuna tangle. S.tld'> .. 1nick t1 '>hot into lhl• ht1<·k ol t1 nl'I <1fh'r lic.,hm.dn Allon .. o 1'1n<>dtt mt1dP t1 .,hght loU( h 011 t1 91l'dl I~" I rum i;cruor Ricurdo LuncJ m tht• f)Sth nwmlt~ Thi' f\.lu Wnq conltnut.'r lh<•ir 1..0 edge cJnd an llw 74th mmul<' Solis ptllKht--d tn h1., lt•ttm\ 111'>urt1nce qo.ll SoQ.,, who '>C'On.--d two 9ocJb tn the wan uvcr E'ttc1nc-1c1, boot<'<.I m ti qo.il on d frt>t> ka(·k lrom t1bc1u1 :Z5 ycml., out 11<' JX>tntE'd onl' hrl<Jt•r to lht> '>ky "' his tc•drllllldh'' hu9qNf him "If \\I' cwt l>Ur rhythm In lht• hr'>I m11111h• fol the gttm«' or lh<' '>N ond hd If 1. I thtok we're un<>l11ppt1bl , • Day MUd "CdM pldyed pr<'lly good 1lwy kept U'l di huy We• pldyf'(J With thPI\\, their tylo. ln tc>ud of our style, d.nd thcJt' why lhc.•y yr1vc ll!t It qood \Cure Tm!y .are u pr<!tty good tt•ttm, and the>y're young too • Tiil' younu St·t1 Kin, who 1101 h<·d O·ll· I m the PCL lu!.t yCtJr, n arly M or('(f lw1ce before Suh'i' got1l Alll'r .,ophomor<> Danny Wtutokcr\ shoe Ct'Cdted d Cumf'r kick, sophomore Jentt ThdyN hn'aded the ball toward Coi.ta Me'>d' net But, Fiqueroa teppt>d up with th<> .,ctvP, tn the 6~Uh rrunul Two rnmut lctt r. CdM 1un1or Blakt~ D1lhon'<> hot ' produc-ed d corner kick and Thdyer. dqatn bl11St ~ the bdll from thP corner. This· tame. Whitdker h •uded the ball that !Kllk.~ lllChes <1bove the C'l"O!i.\bdr "Overall. 1t 1ust wa n't our ddy," CdM COcKh Pal Cct.llaghan -.ml ·our 9UY'i playc..>d hard and n>t1l wt•ll an tlw lust half We Just didn't hni h our chctnce We pl.iyecl J~'' tl.S wt>U an th • S<.>cond hdlf. We lt>ctmed u lesson We dtdn't hctvt:' our full com pl menl of playe~ And thctt'i. UllJ>Ort.ant lor "" to ht1ve our full team her<> 1'111 n<>' pldctng any hldJtl(>, but to lw w11ho11t lhrE>e pl<1y<'rs, thut hurt our l<>d m I'm lookfnq lorwctnl to pl.tying (Costu f\.'lrs.tl llCJdlll ThPy dfC cl good IPt.lffi, hut Wt' clldn't pldy uur b<><.,I fJarne • -· Almq111i.t, (. 'dM''t !tWN~pPr, le<.I the dcfeni.t.! lhttt kt•pt the Mu.,tang 'K't>r •f<''li> m lh«> fin.I h.ill. while 111mor goalke<'pN l'h1l St mler finished with nine '>t.IVP'> C'o!ttd Me\cJ en1or sweeper Sll•vcn Thoma contnbuted c,oUd defen 1ve play m the shutout. os dtd Salas, peocer Solomon and Chcisen Marshall Tile Mustungs clOd Seel Kings return to action Wedne'Jday di J 15 p m . hostang l.a<JUM Beach to end th<' hl'\t round or PCL pld}' The Sed King Wlll play ttt Northwood Daity Pilot COMMUlllY COWGI USIDUll ~rates' women run p~st Cypress, 76-63 CYPRESS-Th Orange Coa t Collt"g wom n's bask tball t am opened tht-9 m WJlh 17·2 run 41ld . . coa t d to a 76-b3 Orang • Empire Conference \llctory ()V('r hmt Cyp Friday. SQvhomore Kyr• Metvt.De led the Pira (ll>-5, 3-1 in the OEC) with 19 pomlS, whlle fr hroan guard Un<bcy Ca.lasso hit 3 of b lhfi ·potnlers to ftnish with 13 pomlS. OCC freshman Candice Qwroz chipped t.n 12 pomt • while fr hman Liz Mendoza contnbuted 10 poinl.5. Cypres , whi<'h shot 37" .. from the h Id. 21of56, dropped to 10-IO, 2-2. The Pirates tut 30 of 48 from the held (62%), whl('h included M lville's 8-for-10 perfom'lanre OIMM .. QMWlfCl WOM ~ CAMY 7"' CV..SS 63 o.,...c.... ~ .. 19, °""°' 12, Murrey 5, c;.,,_ 1), H.auihl l Mendoza 10, Vin tut.... 1, Gr~ 2. Dizon 2. Ducey 2. .....,,., o. Jotln 0. Johnton 0. MM·tNI 0 ) Pl 9CJlll · G.i.o ), .....,,. 2 fou6ld out ,_. T~ ·row CW--Shinto t S. Ptonor 12. Hlda 16. utiu9en 9, TNW l GMfett ) J Pl 9CJM Stwnto J. LMJuQen 2. G«rlltt 1 Fouled °'11 noM T~ · norw H.tltlcnte 0r-. Coal, ll-21 Senteno's shot from . near, half court falls at buzzer C,YPRE~S Tony nt •nu of ho t Cypre c· o I I e g e ronne<"t<'d on d three-point .. hot )w.t 1.nsid the MU-court l1nf!! as tun <'Xpared to g1vt' th<' Cyprn'> C hdrgers. ct 92-84l Orc1nc1<> Empire ConJeren("(.' m('n\ win COdsl's Wyshown W.ul hctd II d th qdme at 8<J wHh two ff('(' throw., with 30 ~'N>nrl'i !('fl dfter ShunJ J hua htu1 gtv(ln lhe Chd.rg n dll u.q.ij7 I cl with cl lhree·1>01nt o;hot with 40 c,t>COnd IPft There wen• 5h toul., m tht• qctme Wdlh'. lrom oft tlw lwnch, lt•d lht' PiMll''' ">tonnq with Hi pomts Cypro'>i.. J5 101 :m t1l th • bne, tmprov•~ lo I I .Cl, 2 • 2 m Uw OEC' Ordnqt• C'otl'il fttll<> to 4-14, 1-3. QIA.l!GI lftl CO!IQl!KJ M t:w.ss a. o.w.. <:oMl " 0..-.. (;Miit ~ s. w.bstllf 10. ~ ,._ Meyllfl 16. r.y.o, 1. o.mon •. v.tltim19IMI 0. lf1991 2, Wade 1 l Wihi.wm ~ Ttlfl 0 ).pt go.tt • SM4ft I, Ttylor I Fouled out T eylot Tedwuc•·none cw--. Oougl.M.s 19. *''~ 10. we. 21. Slav.ii 7, lul 1 lcwtn.r~ 2. 10t11W 21. T eylot" 0 ) pt ~ DougYl'. JoW;.t • s.n1~1 fOlia.d out lcwenz41nca TechnlUltl luc..n. HA!ttc,.,. Cypr-PS 42-41 COl.1.EGE WOMEN'S BASKmAU Pacific wins with ease Anteaters fall behind by 20 by halftime en route to 72-40 Big West Conference loss on the rodd. ' STOCKTON - UC Irvine's wom- f.n '\ bd1>ketbaJI team dropped a 72-40 Big We t Conference decision di th Uruvers1ty ol the Pac-.tfJc Fnday rught as th • ho ts took over eculy dnd never IE't up. qrabbmg d 20-poml halftune lea<1 Cindy Opardh Wd the Ant at rs' onJy player m double hgur with 12 points .,..--..... .- MG WISJ <OllllllKI W0M Pllolc 72. UC IRw. 40 UC.,,,.... e>p,w.i, 12. C.i&awwt 1. WOVllCk 6, Gr"" S, Tomfinton 2. liggtm 0, SIWCJfOfl 0, (ip«Oll• 2 G.tlbe o. Min.In ' McUod 0. HucbOn • )-pc goMs Gr"" 1, Min.1'1 I F~out none T~ _,. ~ Johmon 5 ~ 4. ctHondt 20. Ho 12 • ...._... .. 0 ~ 2. Wong 2. Dll'l9ft 11, CLv11 6. Mero« -, Dupont 6. 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