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Silva comments worry El Toro supporters ·
• Newport-Mesa's supefVlSOr
this week said he would
support the Great Park
initiatlve if 1t passes.
Peul Ctlnton
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -An
announcement by Supervtsor Jun
Sliva that he would comply with
the central park malldhve lf at pass-
es caused a hr here> Fnday. the
county's hotb<>d of !>upport for a
proposed El Toro t1arport
If Salvd, who rf'1>rP'>Pnl., Newport
Beach dnd C0<ilt1 Mt>.,d, c1handons
the auport ptOJM, II would dJe on
the vane, Councalwomctn Normt1
Glover said.
• u Silvd IS not '>upporti.ng the
dlTport. then that probdbly means
there won't be on El Toro ct.uport. •
Glover said • U Med.Sure W passes,
that's the law of the land •
At a Thursday press conference
m Wastungton. D C , Salva Sdld he
still strongly supporu. an dlfJ>OTt at
the closed El Toro Manne Corps Air
Stabon. However. lf a ma1ority of
Orange County vot~rs approve the
central park arutiauve on March 5,
Stlva said he wouJd stop pu hmg
for dn a.irport ell the base.
Salva couJd not be reached for
comment Friday.
The supel'Vl or 1omed col·
leagues CynUua Coad a.nd \huck
Srruth on the tnp to the m1uon'
capital to lobby federal agenoes to
support the county's plan for an dll'·
port at the ba e The board
11pproved the environmental
revtew of an auport at the ba. on
Oct 23
El Toro planrung drrector Gary
Simon and architect Mark Molen
JOi.ned the dfhcaa.ls on the lnp.
Silva's he<i9mg on the contro-
ver uil, county-d1v1dmg issue l'>
reminiscent of has September vote
SEE El TORO PAGE AS
Airport group wants to ke p mon y
•Leader of pro-El Toro orgc1.mzallon Sdys grant money
from Newport Beach. which cu.n't be u d dunng an
e lection, should be ~dved for fut.ure work -)
Peul Clinton Toro dJ.rport group v.unl<;_.u t 1t
DAILY Pn.or c.e.tde tor u ldtm unw
NEWPORT BEAC I I -lnstedd
of hd.nd.ulg bdck unusPd gro.nt
mon 'Y given by tht> nl) for a pulJ-
bc mJormelt.Jon CdJll[kltyn elbout
auport ii, u • t1 leuder of t1 pro-El
Bruc.e l'estand1·. who ht>ad th£•
group Catu n~ for Joly. dfl<l tht•
Eron()ffi)', ~d th(• mum•y '>h<>ul<l
tw U'>Pd on d pulJhc c dOlpdlCJn
SEE MONEY PAGE AS
New direction for runoff Greenlight
wants halt
to building The Orange County
Sanitation D istrict is
considering a plan to
divert and treat runoff
as it does sewage
Peul CJlnton
DAILY PILOT
A s dnolht•r Wd) to '>Olve thP nagging
problem of urbt1n runoff. the OrdOge
County St1natdt.Jon ()1 tnct LS proposmg
to dtvt>rt It for tret1tment just hke
sewage
Dastnc-t lectdN., have launched an effort to
amend the t1gency's chctrter M> 1t c-ouJd accept
poUut('() water floWlng down the wt1tershed mto
tnbutanes thctt lead to the ocean
lnstead. tt would be pumped through the dlS-
tnct' Fountain VaUt>y plant cilong with the 2'41
rrullion gct.llons of c;ewage treated each day
•tt ts one of man) Uung that ha to happen.·
chstnct pok~womdn LLSa Murphy ~d ·0ne
of the pnmary thmg that ha to happen is edu-
cation of the commuruty because I don't Uunk
people Uunk over-watenng th ir lawn lS urban
runoff·
AssemblymdO Tom I lannan (R-Huntmgton
Beach) is rE>adymg a bill that wouJd give t.l'ie
agency the power to lredt the runoff As an
agency consututed by the tate LeglSlature. it
would need an dJTiendment to lb operatang rule
book
Hannan ha unW Feb. 22. the deadline for
new lcglBlaUon, to introduce th bill.
Th re are still many qu lions that must be
answered, Including how much runoff couJd be
treated, how it wouJd be treated and who would
poy potenUal cost lncr
SEE RUNOFF PAGE M
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Above, Ora1199 County Safttutloa District Spokeswoman UM Murplay Is re0e<1ed ln
tbe water of tbe tee0ndary trHtmeat clartller, the IMt atop before IM tnMlted w•I r ls
1e11t to tbe ocean through the oudall pipe. At left. w1Nm l'1lllOft would eventualJy
18Ue lb w•y through tbe MCODdary treatment of the trk:ldlJig fthltn. wbere water
tr1ckJes over rocks that host orpnlsmt tbat fw'tber dean dM Wlltn.
'
One JXlrent's letter of restraint
recount r in front
of her friends. l llm~ Mid.
tofUy, •Noc tonight
But 1D my mind, J WU
going ov the reuonl~ One
ot the central c:Mr.aen ii •
dilly woman wbo ii
engaged to a mu IM cto.n""'t kin WbDt GD IM
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•Slow-growth ddvoca~~s·
pos1tton mdy dflPct pldn~
for Mannapark d 'V •lopment.
June <:asegrande
DAILY P1LOT
NEWPORT BC!r\CJ I -\\ h.1lt•
nol directl\' cc1ddn.'''tn!.f "lwtht!r
they .. Cippro\(• ol d luxur, rt"••..rt
planned on Bdlhod P nan..,ula
Greenlight CommJtttw rnP.mber
hdvtt tak •n dn ofhnal ... tann• that
directly affects the dt•\t ldpmt•nt
"We've taken d po"'Jllon that tht•
otv '>hould ha\e d murdtonum on
pro1ects hke tht ... e pending tht•
generdl pl.an updatt', • 'did Phil
Arst of the CrPt>nhght Comnuttf~· ·u the y neral plt1n " to hd\t' am
ub ldnct', tht•\ ... houldn t p11?Ct•·
mect.J prOJe<"h lhdt ought cunthct
with ll •
The cat\' ,.., an tht• pr()( t>s ul
upddlUlg the documt•nt. v. hac h la\.,
out gu1d •lme~ lor dlm11 ... t f'\11n
.c,pect ol the oty ~ tuturt• inc l11dmq
development llndt!r tht• t '"'''"·
light lruUat.Jve pil~ ed l1l .HMMI dO\
pro1ect thal .,1qnall<dntl\ exc t't'<h
the genend plan mu'>I ht• dppru\'t•tl
by the oty"• reg1 .. tf'f1•d \Oh·~
Stl'phen Suthl•rldnd. "how
Sutherland Tt1Ud Ho ... patdhtv Co
ha an exclu.,1ve opportunlt) to
d velop the city·o\\ ncd land on th
peninsula, h4d hoJl(.'d to mu"'e the
proJt'ct forward la t enough to get
lh de\elopment on th ballot Ul
the upcoming Nov mher I uon
With that goal m mmd. h•
rapped p n-. to dcmol.J h th
elU Mg AJnt>n a.n ~ on 1x t and
replace 1t w1lh ii hr. net n ,,. on
wh rf' on th &lhc.i AouJ<>.
vard prope~ Th d"velopm hcu
also hoped to wm ov r puhh
heart b ' pruvadmg ~ ch a<'( ,
unproved park ladli •nd n "
Gltl outs ho •
In th pl4C of lh
inobil hom pa.1 k,
bu.ild a l..&?·room rt C'On tm'
of on • a,nd two· tory building -
a pro)l"ct Counetlman Gary Ad m
SEE HALT MGE M
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A2 ~·January 26, 2002
Living a
spi,ritually
correct life
'The general outlook Ls not that the per·
son has died but that the pel'80n haa Uved. •
-Wiiiiam .......,_,
y:ou learn a lot about what matters in
life when you deal with death. l've
heard this phrase and others with
basically the same meaning several times
lately. One friend with a very W nelgbbor
shared several of the conversatlons they've
had over the past
months. ·we talk, we laugh,
and we cry about a lot
of Uungs that have hap·
pened to us both over
our lives,· my friend
said. "But usually, right
before I stand to give
her a hug and leave,
she somehow manages
to bring the conversa-·
tion back to God. She
makes a point of saying
that all the stuff of life
doesn't matter. She·
knows she's going to
leave It all behind
someday, and then she
reminds me that every-
body will at some polnt.
OndyTrone
Christeson
THEMORAl
OF THE STORY
She says that it's not the stuff of We that .
matters, but lovlng God and others. That's
all that will last.·
l don't know my friend's neighbor. but (
agree with ber condusion.
Last week, I talked to one of my neigh·
bors -a friend named Tern. She and I also
talked about life and death. We also talked
about loving and listening to God. Terri's
father-in-law, Richard, had been sick and
was in a cQnvalescent home for seven
weeks.
"Two weeks ago. l felt a little nudge
from God to go visit him,• Terri sa.id. "I had
plenty of other things to do, but I decided
to go. We had a nice. visit, and then he fell
asleep.
•A few minutes later, I noticed his color
had changed, and it turned out that's when
he passed away. It was such a blessing that
he wasn't al008. 1 am so thanktul that I'd
liste ned and followed God's nudge because
there are times when I don't.·
1 went to the funeral for Richard. He had
previously chosen the name •graduation·
for the service because he felt like his
death would be a graduation to heaven. I
didn't actually know Richard, but after
hearing the tributes and testimonies, I
knew ·that he was a man who loved God.
and loved his family and friends. It was also
dear that he loved telling others about the
love of God.
Each of his three children spoke about
some of the many wonderful qualities and
memories or their father. His o1dest grand-
children spoke and sang two songs that
were both deeply honoring and inspiring.
There wasn't a dry eye in the room.
"My dad's llle investment bu been
standing at the podium today,• Richard's
son, Jim, said. ·we were blessed with bis
untUing, unending saaifice of time and
attention. Dad's decisions were prayerfully
made with the intent lo honor God, and be
invested in his children so that they would
be his living legacy.• ·
Richard's son-ln-law, Doug, had us
laughing when he spoke of tlmes that
Richard wasn't politically correct. •But he
wu always spiritually correct,• Doug sald.
"He was always ready and arudous to tell
others about God's love.·
Those talks and that service challenged
me to live a life of loving God and others.
I'm sure there will be times when I am not
politically correct. But J pray that God will
help me be spiritually correct.
And you can quote me on that
VOL .. NO.H -·---~ ,_,,_ ... ...,om-.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH
St. ........ Cburcb ii a ~dev<*d to kwing JelUI Cbrill md teMng.bim U Lord and Avior. tiMce ilbeld at 9 a.m. SUnday, A nditiooal WYic9 ii Mid Id 7• a.m. Sunday. A~ 1ded tot the 9 end t 1 am aer
w1 a cbadlmatk: Mrftle II Mid at 11 a.m. Sunday. Child CIU9 ii prov~ it held at noon W~. W.. ~ 1Cboa1foraDc::bildrenmeM1at9 a.m. A~ .. ...-dey. Devtd AndenoD it lmior pllltof. Tbe church ii at 3209 Via LJdo, 1._ .. .,..... Bee~. (949) 675·0210. . ~
Daily Pilot
II TIE SPllll
Pastor nm Celek looks over comtruc:Uon lltf of tbe CalVary Church on Newport Boulevard ln Costa Meu.
Calvary Church Newport Mesa
• ADDRESS: 190 E. 23rd St.,
Costa Mesa
• TELEPHONE: (949) 6'5-5050
J
• DENOMINAllOH: Nondenomi-
national
• YEAR OtURCH ESTABLISHED:
1988
• SE.RVICE TIMES: 6 p.m. Satur·
day; 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m . Sunday.
On the second Wednesday of
each month. there is a service at
7 p.m., following a dinner at 6
p.m. The dinner is 'SS for adulll
and $2.50 for children.
• SENIOR MSTOR: Tun Celek
• PASTORAL STAFF: There is an
ei~person pastoral staff.
• OF CONGREGATION:
1,300 combined attendance at
weekend services
• MAKEUP Of CONGREGATION:
Young adults and young fami-·
lies
• OtlLO CARE ANO SUNDAY
SOtOOl: Child care is provided
Faith
CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
NUMOOLOGY, AND MORE
R1dlatd Vallandig.ba.m will
speak about Cha.lde4n
numerology from 10 a .m. to
noon today at the Ught Touch.
19291\astin Ave., Cotta Mesa.
A dAlcuaion will follow from 1
to 2 p.m. On Saturday, Rich
Mtyer will speak about •suc-
ce11 Steps• from 10 Lm. to
noon at the aame location.
(949) 6'6-3199.
WINTER SONGS
St. Mk:hael and All Angel's
Evensong series will continue
at 5 p.m. Sunday Wltb •A Wln·
BIAIWSHQDM
(Mt) 642-6086
at all services for infanw. Activi-
ties for children through the
sixth grade are provided at all
services. Junior bigb school-age
youth meet at 9:30 a .m. Sunday,
and senior high school-age stu-
dents meet during the 11 a.m. service. ...
• TYPE Of WORSHIP: The mes-
sage and worship at all services
are identical. The worship ts
highly contemporary and rele·
vant, using music, multimedia
and drama to communicate the
message tn a way people in
today's culture can identify
with.
• TYPE Of SERMON: Sermons
concern We issues. They are
thoroughly biblical, highly prac-
tical and ~~cation-oriented. • ttECENT UPCOMING 5ER-
MOHS: Each sermon is part of a
topical series titled •Body by
God,· addressing issues of faith,
ters NJght • The church, at-
3233 Padftc View Drive, Coro·
na del Mar. will host the
deeply spiritual music of Th.1.ze.
Free. (9491 6'4...(M63.
TAUOHG A80UT
THE TE..U MOUNT
Gershom Gorenberg, author
of •The End of Daya" and an
UIOdate editor for the
Jerusalem Report. will speak at
7 p.m. Sunday u part ol Tem·
ple Bet Yahm's Rob Greenfield
Dlltinguished Speaker Serles.
Gorenberg will speak about
the~ Mount u aaaed
space and u a polltlcal night·
mare. The temple is at 1011
Camelbe.ck St., Newport
Beach. S5-S25. (949) 6«·1999.
OTY Of THE DOVE
1M Jewtlh Community
rlghc:No .................
...W~0t-St .. IOill
hlr.ine.Mbe•+•• ......
' trust and spiritual growth in our
everyday lives.
• WELCOME WAGON: People
are allowed lo be anonymous
and to process Christianity at
their own pace. An lnlonnation
center is available at service
times for anyone seeking more
information.
• OUTREAOt PROGRAMS: Com-
munity Outreach serves the
local community through pro·
grams such as the Maple Lea.m-
ing Center, an after-.scbool pro-
gram that provides tutoring,
computer training and one~to
one mentoring for second-
througb fifth-grade students.
The center is open from 2:30 to
6:30 p.m. Monday through
Thursday. Calvary Church also
has an adopt-a-grandparent
program to do acts of lcindness,
teach English as a second Ian-
Center of Orange County will
host Avigdor Shinan at 7 p.m.
Monday as he speaks on the
toplc •The City of the Dove:
Jerusalem ln Rabbinic Utera-
ture. •The talk will be held at
the Jewish Community Center
at the Jewish Federation Cam·
pus, 250 E. Baker St., Costa
Mesa. (714) 7.SS-0340, Ext 122.
EHUD IAIWC SPEAKS
Ehud 8m'ak. fonner prime
mlnilCer ol Jsael. will speak at 7
p.m. iu.c:s.y .. guest lectww
for the Noman Schiff Scholar
Lecture at ,..,,,.. Bat Yahm.
1011 Camelback St.. Newport
Beach. A patron dinner wW be
held at 5 p.m., catered by Turnip
ROM Caterers. Patron ticketl,
including the dinner and de.ert
reception. are $300. Lecture
tk:ketl .ore $36. (949) 644-1999.
gua.ge classes and serve teens
going through recovery issues
Small groups are avatlable for
various ages and life stages
The Helping Hands Miruslry
works closely with elemen tary
schools iQ the Costa Mesa ar&i.
providing food and CJothlng to
· clu.ldren and also to those tn
need within and outside of the
church.
• DltESS: Vert casual
•MISSION STATEMENT: To help
people say yes to God at every
phase and in every (acet of their
lives.
• INT'EMSnNG HOT£: Celek
describes the church as ·a
church for people who don't
think they would normally feel
comfortable in a more trad1bon·
al cbwch."
-Michele Marr
SAPPHIRE SOOETY
The Sapphire Society of the
Jewish National Fund will host
a dinner at 7 p.m. Th~ay at
the Pacific Club in Newport
Beach. FaUZta •Faye" Asslh.
who was born and raised in
Afghanistan, will be the rea-
tured speaker. The Padfic O ub
is at 4110 MacArthur Blvd.
$50. (714) 957..CS..0.
SPECIAL SAllATH
· Temple Bat Yahm will Join
1yn.agogues throughout
Orange County at 8 p.m, Feb.
1 S ln observance of Jewish
Federation Sabbath. The tem-
ple ii at 101 t Camelbac.k St.,
Newport Beech. Call Templ
B4t Yahm at (949) 8''·1999 or
the Je~b FederatiOn of
Oronge County at (71') 755·
5555 •
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' Daily Pilot
Newport welcomes Barak talk
•Temple Bat Yahm
h6sts another in a
series of high-profile
speakers on Tuesday.
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DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -He's
just one in a line of SQme very
impressive speakers Rabbi
Mark S. Miller bas lured tq
Temple Bat Yahsn. Bul fonner
Israeli Prime Mmister Ehud
Bara k 's . talk nonetheless
promises to be special.
•J think that he really will
bnng a hopeful message to the
congregation and communi-
ty,· Miller said. •He hds a
VlSion that went beyond any
other Israeli prime minister,
and I would doubt lf that ulti-
mate vision has been dimin-
ished.·
( Israel's 10th prime minister,
Barak was at tus nation's helm
from 1999 to 2001. Whlle work-
ing toward peace with
fYI
• WHA~ A presentation
by former Israeli Prime
Minister Ehud Barak, a
patron dinner and a
dessert reception at 1
private home afterward.
• WHIN: Tuesday.
Patron's dinner will
begin at 5 p.m.; presen-
tation will be et 7 p.m.
• WHERE: Temple Bat
Yahm, 1011 Camelbac.k
St., Newport Beach
• COS~ Patrons $300;
lecture only $36
• CALL: (949) 644--1999
for reservations and
Information
Palestinians. Barak also led the
country 01Jt of a prolong reces-
sion with 5.9% aMual growth
and almost no UlOat.Jon, attract-
ed record foreign investment,
lashed national debt dnd cut
the deficit m hall.
And H, during tu.s talk at th
temple Tuesday night. &rak.
doesn't toud\ on wide1 securl·
ty lssu • Mill r 5tUl hopes to
tap Into his wlSdom. ·u he doesn't tnclud 1t in
hb talk, in my qu lions fol-
lowing I'll ask him about Jran
und its progressing nuclear
capabLhty and tho threat it
unposes -questions beyond
the immediate region that
affect us au:. Miller said.
Miller was the one who
munaged to lure the intema-
UondllY. renowned speak.et to
hlS only Orange County talk.
Through bis connections in the
mtemational community, Miller
has also managed to attract
three other fonner prime min-
isters of Israel -Ben1amin
Netanyahu. Shimon Peres and
Y1lhzak Rabin -as well as for-
mer U.S Secretary of Stdte
Henry Kissinger.
·1 look forward to hostmg
lcummtl Prime Miruster IAnf'l)
Sharon one day.· Miller said
·Thdt will be mterestJ.ng. •
lriefltJ• THE llEWS
Hit-and-run to
blame for crash
The rush·hou.r crash that
tied up all southbound lailes
of the Corona del Mar Free-
way for more than tout hours
Thursday was a hlt-a'nd-run.
ofCiaal said Friday.
The tractor·tra.Uer thdt
\Yds traveling southbound
cspproachmg MacArthur
Boulevard about 3:45 p.m
Thursday swerved to avo1d
tutting a gold BMW lhat sud-
denly pulled mto the third
lane ahead of the b19 rig.
s~ud Cdllfom1a Highway
Patrol Officer Greg Garcia.
A van that tried to avoid
the big ng hit the median
and overturned, he saJd.
·The BMW then fled th(•
scene,• Garcia s~ud. •And no
one got the License plute
number.••
The dnve r of the big ng,
1dent1fied as Timothy
Brndley. 35, of Anaheim
Hills, WdS Luken to M1ss1on
Satutdoy. JOft4IOIY 26, 2002 A3
Hosp1taJ LO MUs1on Vi 10 causes. l.nvolvt'd minor tlrel
Ofrtetals uuhally 14id he m portab bolhroonu on the
cou.l,d hav suffered trauma. school's otlll tic ft ld.
but d Fnday th4t hi was Fire Capt. Morty Hug.
not nously tn)ured. nerun d wtul h u.spects
The dnver of th von, 'O· arson. inv ugators ere ..nu
yea~old Cmpln Sosa of trying to rule out lgruUon
F\.tll rton. Wl.Ui t.ak n to UC souro tflSld lh cl n><>m.
Irvin Medicdl Center. and such as elrctnctty and gas
another pa nger of the big Un .
ng was taken to Hoag Hospl· The fire brokP out about
tal. Both suffered mUlor 9·30 p.m. Thursday ThJ.rty-
tnJune'i, Garcict saad. three hreflghters inilldlly
I le &<Ud the maden« ts still respond d to th blaze. Sd.Jd
under mvestagabon and that Gregg Steward, battallon
ollice~ dfe looking for the chief
dnver of the gold BMW. The clMsrootn sustained
Cdlilom1d H.igbwdy Patrol • mdJOr damage to its lntenor,
hod ts!.ued d S1gAJert Thurs-forcmg th eight to 13 d elf
day dt 4 p.m thdt lasted unW dnd heanng-tmpa1rf"d stu-
7 45 P m. den~ who w.e at to be relo·
Costa Mesa lligh
fire possible arson
A Im> thdt tore through d
!>J>CCldl-cducauon classroom
at Costa MCSd High School I.!>
r<11i.mg susp1c1on of .drson,
uwe!>tlquton. !tdld Fnddy
It 1s the lhud hre to hit the
!>rhool m the p.tst lt>w weeks
thf• two previous. ones,
rtl!.o dttnbuted to susp1c1ow.
cated Stewdrd estunated the
damage to lhe cids~room to
be between $40,000 and
$.50,000
C'onnw Duddndyc, the
Newport-MC">d Urufted
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dgemf>nt duC'ctor ~cud the
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CONTINUED FROM A 1
describecl u a pot.nU&l
• get'l1 • of the city, I
But with ~bt • laW
and the general plan ln the
revbion stage, the future of
the project rematm uncerta1n.
•WhiJ• on the IUrface, I
can certainly ... the logic
GeHl!i. INVOLVED
• Gil INM WVOUllD runs petlod-
lcally In the o.lty ~ on • rotating
btils. If you'd like lnfonnatton on
eddlna your Otgtnlutton to this
IKt, call (949) 57'"4211.
.. ..
beblnd the SdM for • morato-rtum. I ltill think tM bMldU·
9lt od fairelt way to
approK.b projects 11 OJl a
C&M·by-cue w11.· ocy
Oin'Milmen St9Ye Bn:imberg
Mid. •11 you do that. evwy·
one•1 on an equal playing a.Id..
offtce voluntee11 are needed.
Volunteen may work on one·
time proJectl or ongotng p.-o-
graml. 1\'ain1ng ....S.on1 are
available. (800) 860-1993.
AlllllCAI
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ACADIMIC
Ylll II AlllllCA
'Ibe Orange County Reoton
of the AnMlrican Cancer SQd.
•ty MUI ottlce volunt..n.
The IOdMy ii al.lo ...ictng
volunteen to amwer calll for
the unit'• Helpline lntoCen·
ter. (949) 281-(M.48.
GMO fJt'fl CW.Y "-OT
u. Mmpby me. <>nmge C:mt lee& •• DMlltd .. ,,,.. .. ,....,., al119dwl8r pool.
Costa M ... famWet can hoet
a Gennan student and earn
up to Sl'.000 toward a number
ot travel abroad programt.
Danielle Carpino, (800) 322· HOST .
AU ISSN.,_ OUllOI
COUNn CRAPTll
The Amyotropblc Lateral
Sci rolll Aun., which helps
lndJvtduall who have the dit·
order that 11 al.lo known u
Lou Gohrlg'1 dJJeue, need•
voluntoer1. (714) 37-'· 1922.
ALZHllMll'S ISSN.
Of OUllll COUNn
Support group leader1. Vlllt·
tng Volunteers, family
resource contultanll and
AMlllCAI
CAICll IOClln
llKORIY SHOP
The American Cancer Sod·
•ty Dilcovery Shop nHd1
unwanted goocl1, 1ucb 11
clothing, furniture, jewelry,
ac:c.t0rl•, antique1 and col·
1ediblel, to fund the IOdety'•
reaarch, education and
patient 1ervtce1 prograrm.
Th• good.I may be dropped
off at 2800 B. Coa1t Highway,
Corona de1 Mar. Volunteen
are al.lo needed from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.DL Monday through
Saturday at the aame loce·
lion. (949) 640-4777.
-11 C· I A1.1tlfl"1 ITS TIME FOR ...
fJA.t11 'fO., r tlf4 MI CASA
Ml XI< ,\r"J I:!" 1,\\11~1\N I
OUR MEALS ARE A TRIPTO MEXICO
Wl TAICE WE SPECIALIZE
IN LARGE DINING TO THE TO GO ORDERS
NEXT LEVIU PHONE AHEADI
RUNOFF
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Right now, the d.11trict
acceptl about 2 million gallonl
of runoff per day. The plant
could handle up to 4 mill1on
gaDont at no more than the cur·
rent COit of $225,000 per year,
M~yMkl. .
'9Y9t. cout.a1 dtlel want
more. HundngtDn Bead\ clftct.tW,
In a Dec. le letter, uked the diit-
trta '° eccept between 10 rnWkm
and 20 mil&n gallon.I per day.
1be dlttrlct hH allO been
acapUng about 1,000 gallonl a
day from Newpon Beach. a
FAMILY
CONTINUED FROM A 1
'lbat lmpulttv n and
ltUpidlty ii not the female
role model I want my daugb·
ter to have. So while I am
encouraging her to read
moN about Blea.nor Roo·
•velt, Mother Terese or
Roea Parkl, 1he would have
been undermined by a movie
that in a child'• mind ii noth·
INV•llTORY
C&UllANC•I
drop tn the bamiL Mki AllWant
aty ~Dave KJtt.
1'be MW JMtbod of trMting
car aOI, peetiddel, lawn water
and CJtt.evmyday Walle, onl•
dall Mid, would belp to cut
down CD the number of pOICingl
OraQge County HMlth
of area beachM.
would Med to
lllplU'8ta dime tm:k axnpoundl
belore tbe wuw water could
be pimped out tbl dim1ct'a out·
fa115into tba OCMn. • 8eacb wW alwa)'I
be a btt yer• in the ageney'I
new plan, Kiff Mid. "You're
putting two diff....nt compo·
nmtl and m1ling lt. Jt'I not I
bed thing. Jr. a ~t thing ••
Ing abort of a documentary.
And then there ii th• mat·
ter ot about 1,000 people
dying llow, paln.ful deathl.
It WU right after I
dec11Md to lat ber watch tha
mOYie that tba comment
came from one of bar frtendl.
"I've eeen lt MVen timel, •
lhtl Mid. · ·ntanlc· 11 not .Wtabl•
for.c:hlldren 11112 yem old.
And wblle,J am thrl11ed
beyond wordl that my
daughter uked penn111ion.
lt occurred to me that parentl
do not alwayt convey tha1r
wilbae to otMr parentl when
tn.Ddl are viltting. So while
=bter did the right and uUd permillion,
parent may dedd•
that a certain PO or PG·13 or
4rY9D R·rat.d movie ii quite
all dght for cb.11dren other
than th8lr own.
Petbap1 what we need Ii
a form letter' or form •·mail
or conv.-tlon that wW
maa clear aactly what kidl
are and are not abW to ...
and do while they're v1.l:lting
each other. Here LI my flnt
draft: Dear _ _.
I am dallgbted that our
lddl have become frtendl.
Wbm your child ii vtatting
our home, pleate let me
know U there are any dietary
or other raetrtctlona by wb1ch we lbould abide.
While our cb114 ll vtslting
your home. pleue obeerve
the followtng guldellnea:
1. Pleue do not allow
him/her to watch any movie
tbat 11 m.d P0·13 or b!gher.
We will allow hlmlber to
watch certain PO-rat..s
Dl0¥iM, IO call UI U you are
ccmldertDg one.
2. Pl-.19YW'ely llmlt
billbs tmaU of funk food.
Thi cWl11lb ot Junk food 11
candy, IOda. DMity all fut
food and anything In which
ODI a.'Vtng 8'app8M IDOl9
tbm 7~ cl the NCCICUllimded
ddy aUowux:. of fat. aalt or
tuglr. U you ... D0t IUN What
epplle, feel ,,... to ctl1 \JI,
Many of the beach poldngt
caUMd by runoff have aDQ9Nd
envtronmentallltl who want to
protect the oceen and city ottl·
dala who want to protect bull·
n .... damaged by I lOll of
tow1lt revenue.
Nancy Gardner, the pnlli·
dent of the Newport Beach
Chapter of Surfrlcler, Mid lh•
allo IUpportl the dlltrtc:t'I plan. ·u what they put out thee ii
cleaner. It'• an advantage.•
Oatdner Mid. •'Jb4r1 a plUI. •
...... ~covert ihe
lnWor.ment end John w..-1
Altpon. Ht ""Y be rMChtd It
( ... ) 76MJJO 01 by .m.11 It
1*11.dlntonet.tlmacom.
3. Pleue do not allow my
child to play wtth or watch
your chlld play wtth any
video ga.m•. eapedelly any
violent on•. One example ti
th• popular mal11al utl
video game ln which one of
the flghter1 f alll down a
deep well. only to land on hit
back on top of MVeral polnt·
ed 1tak• in the ground. The
light of the ltakel pierclng
hit body and the resulting
blood wu too much for me,
let alone my child.
4. lnatMd of litting ln
front of a ecreen, plMH
encourage our children to
play together outside.
1bank you very much.
A latter 1Uch u um or a
convenation about what 11
appropriate and what ti not
wun't needed too many
yeen ago. But over time, the
bar bu been lowced and
what wu once considered
unacceptable ti now routine.
I'm not 1\119 why that bu
baJ>P9ned, but I bave a COU·
pie of theortea. One ii that
parentl are working or are
jUlt too buay to ltay on top of
what their lddl are ingesting
and upoMd to. Another ti
th• par9ntl' belief that
becaUH they did um or that
or behaved a c:ertaln way
when they W919 young and
have turned out "OK.• that
somehow tt makes it accept·
able for theU own c:b1ldren to
repeat that behavior. It ll not
In th-. dayt of far
greater temptatiom and dil-
trutSona, too much perenUng
ii left unchecbd. And while
parentl who Mnd tb1a Mm·
pJe letter to another pereot
rllk tba labels • tqUare • or
• overprot9Cttve, • lt 11 the
price we bave to pey for th•
YMn we have been uleep
at the balm.
Donate
your vehfde.
1-888-308-6483
Set hope in motion
to improve local lives.
• IV• • 8oacl • Real !lease • Tax DedlK1:ib&e
..x wm
POUCI flUI
COSTA~
Oal!y Pilot
....... .-. ... Ven-
~ Wll ieporled In tht
2tOO blodt et l:lS t .m.
~-•l\JMt .......... A
homt~Wlt~
~ JOOO block It l:OI
1.m.~ .. ................... ... ........... ~
~of IWcoda Wit Npol1ld
et 12'.ll Mn.~
• , ............. /4. ptowtef
Wll repolted In the 1100
blodt et S:4f IA Thund.v.
• ,.,....... ........ Ylhlcle
burVltty wet rtpOtted In the
J100 blodt It t:10 e.m.
ThUrldly.
• ..... Dfw. M tuto theft
~ ,...,.. "'the 1000
blodl It aJI t.m. T'hundly.
•'Will I m' .. Alttuto
m.ft Wll ,..,.,.. In the
UOO blodt et 7!0l e.m.
~. ..... ,. ......... ...... ,...._A 1rlfftc colQ.
lion ln\IOMnt ~wtl tlP0'1ld et 7:)1 a.m. Thl.ndty.
NIWPORT llACH
•C:..11111• ......
grtnd mtft wee reponed In
tht 100 block It l:AJ e.m.
Thundly.
• CerllllMl A \Ith~ bur-
gltry Ml~ In the
1JOO block et 12:'4 p.m.
~.
I Clff ~ llttlfy WIS
I epor1id In the 200 block It
t:OI a.m. T'huttdey.
...... &..-.~lltm
Ml ,.,.-t9d In tht 1400
blodl et an e.m. Thunday ... ..,,..,.,. ....
comtnef c:ltl butgMwy WIS
r~ In tht ~700 blodl
It 1:11 a.m.
llllflY II
111 NIWS
NEMpxt c.oast man
dies In accident
A 44·YHI·Old New·
port Cout resident died
after he lolt control of h1I
car and craahed lnto •
tree early Prtday, off1d411
Mid.
Michael Duffy w11
drtvlng eutbound on
San Jo.quin Hllll Road
about l :50 a.m. when he
loet control and stuck •
tnte in th• median, police
Mid.
He wu pronounced
deed at the ecene. A 3&·
year-old woman who
WU a petMnger in the
veb1cle wu taken to
Milalon Hoepltal in Mil·
lion Vlejo and a.&ted for
a fractured finger.
Pob M1.d both were
weartna ... t beltl at the
time rl the auh. Th•
inv•tigation lnto the
cruh ti continuing.
110 ~. eo.ta Mw .......
•
Doily Pilot Saturday, Jonuory 26 2002 A5
A matter of the h(!arl and thoughts about an airporl ai El Toro
S oroptimist lntemotional
of Newport Harbor will
conduct its fourth annu·
al •Matters oJ the Heart•
event oo Feb. 12, at the
Pacific Club ln Newport
Beach by honoring Mary
Leigh llek, founder of the ,
Bell Campaign and a leader
in the Million Mom March
first held on Mother's Day
2000, and yours truly, the
Daily Pilot Community &
Clubs columnist.
Past honorees have
included'Marle Gray, Jo
Caines. Dora HUJ, Judge
Frances Munos, Gloria
01brlnk, Peggy Goldwater
Clay, Madan Bergeson,
Lori Wann.lngton, Jac.k!e
Heather and Marian Knott,
to name a few. How I was
chosen as an honoree, only
Mattt!rs of the Heart Com ·
mittee Chairwoman Sue
Haddock knows. but I do
reel honored to be selected.
having written about the
Soroptlm1st fund-raising
event and the honorees the
previous three years.
Proceeds from the event
will benefit Soroptimlst char·
1ties, including Interval
House; the Interfaith Shelter;
MONEY
CONTINUED FROM A 1
dlter the March 5 elecbon on
the Great Park measure.
An aVld atrp0rt booster,
Nestande said he Is confident
the initiative, known as Mea·
sure W, will fllil at the polls.
Under that scenario, Nestande
said the money could be used
to inform the public about the
county's eUort to plan an air·
port for the closed El Toro
Manne Corps Air Station.
The city's $3.67-million
grant. approved by the City
Council on March 13, was giv·
en as a close-ended outlay to
be used by the end of the
Jim de Boom
<OMMUNITY & auas
Women's OpportunJty
Awards: •s• Club. a service
organization for high school
girls: and the continued sup·
port of domestic and intema·
Uonal projects to reduce and
elinunate the acts of domes·
tic violence against women ·
and children.
The event, which beginS
at 5:30 p.m .. will include a
reception and dinner, silent
auction and an opportunity
drawing. U you didn't
receive a fonnal invitation to
the event. you are still invit·
ed to attend. Reservations
are $75 per person and must
be mdde by Feb. 4 by con·
tacti.ng Haddock at (714)
957-5113.
2001-02 fl.Sea.I year, Nestande
said. .
111! GaEAT PA.AK: New·
port·Mete residents mJght
want to take a took a.head
and imogine what might
happen to the John Wayne
Airport U the Great Park inl·
dative (Measu1$ W) on the
March S ballot puses. lb
pressure will be mounted by
a number of county resldents
to add runways, expand the
passenger capacity and to go
to flight operations 2A hows a
day at John Wayne.
Now it appears the South
County oties have shut down
tbe city of Newport Beach·
Airport Working Group cam·
paign against Measure W.
The courts say you can't
spend city ot county funds for
or against a bellot initiative .•
So what is the alternative
to fight the Great Pa.rk initla·
tive? It is for Newport-Mesa
residen~o ante up the nec-
essary money. •Why,• you
say? U John Wayne Airport
adds a runway or two and
goes to 24-hour-a-d.ay opera-
tion, what will that do to the
value of your home in the air·
port noise area? Oeaease the
value of a $500,000 house by
say 20% or $100,000. Then a
$1 ,000 conll'jbution to Uie
:. At this pomt in rune, a
deosion was made to put forth
a grant unW June 30, • Nes-··
tande said. "There's a whole
new phase that commences
from the middle or March
going f9rward. •
Measwe W spokesman Len
Kranser. ·The central park 11\.1·
llative seems to be ahead
about 2 to 1. •
Newport Beach Council-
man John Heffern.an has a.id
the unspent grant money,
which could amount to several
hundred thousand dollars.
should be returned. Polls have shown fairly sol·
1d support for a central park at
the base. ·
Even a poll funded by the
Orange County Business
Council showed that 49"1u of
respondents backed the idea,
compared with 40% who were
opposed. .._
• Nestande sounds like the
orchestral leader on the ntcµ1.
1c trying to cheer everyone up
dS the ship goes down,· said
The council a.nd the El Toro
Reuse Planning Authority ear-
lier in the week agreed to a
settlement that would end
public spending on airport·
related matters before the
election.
• hul Olmon coven the
environment and John W'f"e
Airpon. He may be re.med at
(949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
Pflul.dintonOlatirMS.com.
Thee?~~~
started early at
Orange County's premiere
invitation and party store.
As we empty our shelves
to make room for new
merchandise, don't miss this
opportunity to get unbelievable
bargains on invitations, paper
goods, gifts and more!
SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 9™
~lk~~?
270 EAST 17TH STREET
COS'.TA MESA
.9//.!). 722 .1803
Open Monday ... ~-... ~ftlaY •
..
""
Al.rport Worlunq Group to
fight the Great Pctrk lnitidtive
would be worth it.
Someone h1t1J to keep
fighting for an auport at El
Toro that provides lower air
fa~. mor destmations than
John Wayne AU"p()rt by 1tseU
can provide and ha fewer
effects on its neighbors. n·s
time for the residents or
Newport-Mesa to step up
big·limc and support the A.Jr·
port Working Group ttt its
campaign agmnst Medure
W. lime is short.
Mee club . You w1U proba·
bly mP.el busmes' and corn-
muruty leaders at th m l·
lllCJ. Mail clubs will buy your
fmt medl for ¥OU you g t
acquainted wtth th m. TUESDAY
7:10 a.m..: Th Newport
Beach~Corona del Mar K1wa·
. rus Club wtll hold clll lnler-
club meenng with the M!tt·
· ion VieJo Club at the Holi·
cluy Inn tn M wn Vie10
7:30 a.m.: Thf' 40·m moor
Newport Bedch Sunn<;\•
Rotary Club will meet di
Five Crowns Re'>taufdnt lor o
progrnm on Pd~t<ln
WEDNESDAY
Rotary Club of Ne~rt·Bd.1-
l)()d will rn t at the Bahia
CoMlhictn Yo<'h'-Club
(www.n wportba.lboo.org).
TMURSOAY
7 p.m.: Tho 20-plus mem·
bcr Cosw M -Oronge
COcJ'>t Brect.kfd~t Uons Club
wt1l meet d.l Mun.i's Caff for a
busin<>S" meeting.
W01t1lf REPEATING: '
From Thought for the Day by
Greg Kelley of the Newport·
Me!.a Irvine Interfaith Coun-
dJ: ·A sure way to Wt oneseU
up is by hetping to Ltft som ·.
one else.• -Booker T.
Washington
SERVICE CLUB MEET·
JNGS THIS WEEK: Thanldul
for all your bl smgs? Glad
you hve m lhe harbor drea?
Want to llldke a dilference in
the We or a youth o.r a lroU·
bled famlly here or abroud?
Try helping your commuruty
at1d the world through a <'.I·
vice club. You a.re mvtled to
!iltend a club meeting this
week to learn mor~ abo'ut
7:15 a.m.: Thi? 20-mcmber
South Coast MPlrO Rotc:U)
Club wdl mPet at the C<>ntN
Club IW\\w.soulhcoas111wlro
ro/ary.org). and the NC\\ port
1-fclrbor Kiwanis Club will
m<>et dt th<> Uruver~1t'y Alhlet-
1<. C'lub.
Noon: The 35-ml•mh...r
Exchdnge Club of the
0 1clngt> Coa t will nwc>t <1t
the Bdhtd Connth1c1n Vdchl
Club for d progrdm h~
Bonnie Mueller and
Blanche on tht• Cttn1m•
Noon: The SO·m mber
Costa M~~ Kiwcuus c..1ub
will rn(..>et e1t the HolJday Inn
for an Eagl Pnd(> PtogrcUn,
the 80-member Exchange
\Jub of Newport Hurbor will
mC'f't at the Newport Hiirbor
N.1ullcd.I Mu.i.eum tor d
l..dd.W~uy·Luncbeon Wlth ~he proqrurn by ltay Oulgley
"l llJdCked" twww.nh
t.·xc.hung('c/ub com1. th1> l 00·
rnt>ml;c>r Nf'wport-lrvme
Rohtry Cluh wtll mPet the
Irvin Mdmoll l\\'\\'\\,ni
ro1ury.org1
C ompdnion Progrdm
EL TORO
CONTINUED FROM A 1
on the airport pldn Th(•n
Sllvd sd1d he Wdnted an
"up or down vote" on th(>
curport Imm the public
After be supported the
move. he then reversed
lumself the next ddy dflPr
dlrport backers cnt1ctz(>d
h.tm
Meg Wdter!>, u South
County spoke~womdn ,
Sdld she wa!> confident
S1Jva would '>lick by his
comment'>
·Jim htti. di way<; been a
man of h.1s word,· Wdtcr~
said. • 1 hope when and 1f
6 p.m.: The hO-mt>mher
Medsure W ptt!.w., hl' II
uphold 1t •
On Fncld). othN c.Urport
.,uppurter!. .,,11<1 lh1•\
weren't wornNl h\' Sil\ d "
puhlu commt>nh 111 th•·
ndllon's cdp1tcll
Bruce Ne.,tdndl!. tht-
µres1dent of C '1tt1 •n<. Im
Job<. ttnu the Econom\.
'>did hr t<llked with S1ht1
on Fndc1y mornmq c1ncl
l>\<d'>n 'l worrwcl dhout
the Wf'nllnHIY \\t1\er1nq
'>Uppo1t
Stlvd who wc1., ftr'>t
elected to tht> ho,ud m
I 996. hd!> bPen one of the
mO'>t tn<ll>nt .,upporter-.
for dO dtrport di the bu<\e
"It Wehn l thul ~mphttt·
1c tt ~tdtf•ment, Ne .. tdnde
• co....JHfTY Ir Q.U9S IS pub
hshed Saturday\ 1n the D•1ly Pilot
Send your sen11<e dub's mttt1ng
1nformat1Qn by f•x to (949) 66G-
8667, e-mail to 1deboomfUol com
or by ma1f to 7082 S E Bristol St.
Suite 201. Newpon Beach. CA
92660 l740
dbout Sllvd's
rf'fnurk • 1 fl., po ... ltlon ti.
wt11t dnd 'if'(> \\'hen
'ou hdVt> lonytim<• sup-
porwri., I'm not going to
qPt thdt fdr r;ut to worry
dbout 11 •
11 u1rport hoO'>ll•r' were
to lo-.p S1lvd. 11 would/
medn Jo,ing their 3·2
Old)Onty on th..-h0c1rd on
El Toro 1!.sue!> Superv1-
4'0f'-Tom Wilson and Todd
Spill~ have 'ott1d they ~re
ttQdm t thf' prowct.
• Paul Olntot1 <.overs the env•·
ronment and John WayM Air·
Poft. He may be rea(hed a1
(949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul clmton latr~ com
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A6 Saturday. January 26, 2002 Daily Pilot
Outfits, photos and a_· little bit of .furniture lrouH
TOWll
uon requesM.9.. (949) 671-
4050.
T hb U tUe Piggy Wan
Co"8n ts havil\g d Jan-
uary sale. Girls' and
hoy ' clothing and acccs-
'>ories are reduced 30% to
soo.: .. This UtUe Piggy Wears
Cotton is one of the best
local shops to lind darling
outfits for girls and boys. It
1\lso ccuTi all kinds of
lx.10ks. toys and glft items. It's
.11 Fastuon Island in Newport
Bettch. (949) 718-05.13.
Roche Bobol1 Paris ls ·
l1<1viny d clearance sale on
furniture and home acces-
"'"e" through Sunday. In the
... tiowroom. there are mark-
down!> of 15"{, lo 60'Y.,, Roche
Bobo1' l!t ttl 3060 Bristol St ..
< 'o !tl<l f\lesa. (714) 557-1422.
South Coast Plaza presents
1 )rcmqc (·aunty 2002 in ceJe.
.I Hdhon ol locctl nonprofit orga-
1u1.c1llu n!t through Wednesday.
Extuh11.!t 1tre on display with
111,,c.Jt>ls. photographs and
.utisb ' rendenng!t, dlld mis-
'"111 'tat<'ment.s. Pdrtidpating
01gdruuuuns mdude Chap-
lllctn Uruv<'n>lty, Children's
I loo;p1tdl ol Ordnge County,
I IOClg ~ losp1tciJ. ML'is1on Hos-
p•ldl. Mission Scm Judll Capis-
tr.mo, Orange COdl>I College,
< )ranqe County I ligh School
Gr~Wylder
BE$T BUYS
of the Arts. Orange County
Performing Arts Center, the
Richard Nixon Llbrary and
Birthplace. Second Harvest
Food Bank of Orange County.
South Coast Medical Cenler,
South Coast Repertory, St.
Joseph's Hospital, UCI Med-
ical Center, UC Irvine and
Vanguard Uruvers1ty.
Ritz Camera prints top·
quality photos from digital
cameras in about an hour. It
advertises that It can develop
better-quality prints than you
can at home. at 69 cents a
print. It has a $250,000 printing
maclune that does a great job.
Thf> camera store also sells
top-quality photo equipment
It's c:lt Fashion Island m New-
port Beach. (949) 721-8247.
Only at Our
Store in Orange!
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Orange. CA 92865
(714)283-4950
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Ora~ to IM right of
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CA LL AHEAD a DRIVE ntRU.
\'our c.w·, r~ s..t•~ 0.00. ftwl ~ s..aer a .w,,
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Oweiur ,__. ....... aett .lefty, l'nlil. (.,.._ CooWel" Men.
Al 8-1..._ 'r M• n.c pecW Wa), J_. Let Us K..w.
A .. • c_, of Oldrktll (; .... rw Mom 1w a •t•.
Udo Co,...__t~
it having a .big sale at its two
Newport Beach lO<'etions. On
sale ~ de5igner fumitwe,
antiques, Oriental rugs, art,
collec:tlbl and mirrors in
contemporary and traditional
styles. Merchandise ls
reduced up to 50%. The con-
signment shop holds con-
sJgrunent merchandlse over
60 days. It offers pickup and
delivery. lt's two locotioos are
at :W39 Via OPQrto (949) 723-
6480, and at 400 W. Coast
Higbway (949) 650· n93.
Jason Kenneth Designs is
a weddJng specialty store
that offers fine hand calligra-
phy, imported table favors,
gilts for bridesmaids and
groomsmen, invitations and
stationery. Doral designs and
decorating, corporate gilts
and gourmet baskets. It's at
355 Bristol St., Suite L, Costa
Mesa. (714) 434-2890.
Waterworks. the top-of-
lhe-llne bathroom fixtures
and accessories store, is hav-
ing an inve ntory clearance
sale on last season's mer-
chandise. On sale are mer-
cury glass accessories. five
styles of rugs, glass ctnd
porcelain acceaortes. ·robes
ClAd towels. Wate.-works ls ln
the Corona del Mar Plaza ot
984.Avoco.do Ave .• Newport
Beadi. (9'9) 717-6525.
Decor Contemporary
FumJJ.blnp is having a liqui-
dation sale OD All of its fumi-
twe and acce$$0ries. The '
5tore is expected to stay
open unW April, and then lt
Will change o~rship. lt's
open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Monday through Friday, 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. Soturday, 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Decor
ls at 1800 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa. (949) 548-4874.
TaJbot& is having Its
popular semiannual sale OD
clothing for mis es, petites,
women and l<Jds. Also
included in the sale are
accessories and shoes
reduced 60% to 70%.
Talbots is in the Crate &
BarreVMacys Home Store
wing in South Coast Plaza.
(714) 556-3652.
• IEST llUYS appean Thursdays
and S.turdays. Send Information
to Greer Wylde< •t 330 W. Bay St .•
Costa ~. CA 92627. or via fax at
(949) 646-4170.
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• send AROUND TOWN items to
the O••tv Pllol, 330 w eay St..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627: by filC to
~9) ~170. 0t by c•lllng (949)
574-4298. tndude the tll'M. date
and location of the ewnt. .s w.11
as ·a conuct phone number. A
complete hstlng IS ava1taoi. at
www.thilypilot.com.
TODAY
1be Orange Coun!Y .Chap·
ter of tbe Service Corps of
Retired Executive will host
a workshop on how to make
e-commercu successful for a
small buSJne . The work-
shop wiU take pldce from 9
a.m. to noon at Nc11tonal
Univcr ity, 3390 l ldrbor
Blvd .. C~ta Me a. $25. $20
. lf prercg1stt>r. (7141 550-
7369. www.SCORE.org .
1be Corona del Mar Cham·
her of Commerce will have
a dinner and ddncc banquet
beginmng at 7 p.m. at the
Newpo1t Beach Mamotl
Hotel and TennlS Club. 900
Newport Center Dnve.
Newport Beach. $55. $600
for a tt1ble sponsor or 1 O
Black lie optional ReM>rvd·
INDEPENDENT
LAND ROVER
SUNDAY .,
Cersbom Gorenberg,
author of "End of Days• und
an as oc1ate ed1tor dntl
colurnru t for the JeruS<tlf'm
R port. will speak on thr
~tory of th Tempi Mount
and how it hru. becornc th<·
place of dJVision between
thP Israelis and Pale tm1oni.
when he speaks dl 7 p.m 111
Temple Bat Yabm, 101 t
Camelback St., Newport
Beach. as part of Temple B.tt
Yabm U niversity's Rob
Greenfield Distingu1">hNt
Speaker Series. $10, $25 tor
preferred seating. or S5 fw
scnJors und studen~. Tick
t>lS 8VcUldblP at the door 111
by calling (949) f>44 -H>Q'I
MONDAY
A free semJna.r on opUmlwr
tormuJa!> for brain. v1s111n
prostutc and chole teml will
be held trom 6·30 to 7 10
p.m. m the Pallo C ·dh' ,,,
Mother's Market. 125 c
17th St .. Costa Mesd. nt .... 1·1
vatJons rcqwred. (600J c;q,
MOt-.1S.
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TOWN
CONTINUEO FROM A6
TUESDAY
A free Mmlnar and book-
1gning on Mark: Stengler's
book ·vour Vital OliJd• will
be held from 6:30 Lo 7:30 p.m.
In the Patio Cafe of Mother's
Market. 225 E. 17th St, Costa
Mesa. Reservation required.
(800) 595-MOMS. ..
WEDNESDAY
A bus lour lo the J . .Palll Getty
Museum will Leave the New-
port Harbor Nautical Muse-
um at 151 E. Coast Highway,
Newport Bedch, at 10:45 a .m .
dJ\d return at 4:30 or 5 p.m .
$'l5, includes a no-host lunch
dl the museum. Call for reser-
vations. Ann Wattson. (949)
675-891 5, Ext. 103.
THURSDAY
The SapphJre Society of Jew-
ish National Fund will host a
dinner with guest speaker
Fauzia Ass1h who will speak
on ·women a nd the Stage:
W e in Alghdnistan • at the
Pacific Club in Newport
Beach. Ass1l1 was born and
raised m Afghanistan and is a
founding member of the
Afghan Women's Assn. of
Southern Califorrua. $50. Call
Gail S. Weiss to make a reser-
vallon. (714) 957-4540.
Climber and adventure trav-
eler:. Jim Wood will share tus
August 200 I 1oumey to South
America with wlfe Nikki in
the progrdm, ·explonng
Patagonia,· at 4 p.m. and 7
p.m. at the Newport Beach
Centrdl Library's Fnends
Meet:mg Room, I 000 Avoca-
do Ave .. Newport Beach.
FRIDAY
The Comm unity Assn. Insti-
tute Orange County Chapter
will host a three-day Profes-
sional Management Develop-
ment Program from Friday
through Feb. 3 dt the New-
port Beach Mamott Hotel,
··AROUND TOWN Scm.irdoy, Jonuory 26, 2002 A7
900 Newport Center Onve. Nancy Rayman, aa oncology
(949) 380-7360. nurse specialist al Hoag Can-
cer Cent r, will give a work-
shop on handling fears relat-f 11. 6 ed to <."ancer diagnosis. Th
A clut 00 growillg plants talk will take place rrom 6:30
indoors will be offered al 911 .. ~Cl.\,.6~ m. in Hoag CanC"rr
a.m. at Sherman Ubrary & -Centet's Conlrrence Room A.
Gardens/2647 E. Coast High-1 Hoag Dnvo, ~(>wport
way, Corona del Mar. John Beach. Free. No registration
Bishop, manager of horticuJ-required. (949) 7-CANCER
ture at the gardens. will dis-
cuss repotUng. reeding. FEI. 14_
watering and pest problems.
$20, preregistration requlred.
(949) 673-2261.
A free clut' on causes, tbe
magnitude and treatments or
lung cancer will be given
from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in Hoag
Cancer Cente(s Conference
Room A at Hoag Hospital, 1
Hoag Drive, Newport Beach.
Registration required. (949) 7-
CANCER.
FEI. 7
A fund-raiser for the Newport
Harbor High School's Grad
Night will be held at 6:30 p.m.
at Sterling BMW, 3000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. The night features
food and live and silent auc-
tions. (949) 645-6772.
FEI. 9
Intermediate and advanced
ballet students, 12 to 18 years
old as of June 30, from Costa
Mesa, are mviled to audition
for the School or Amencan
BaUet's Summer Course from
1 to 5 p.m. at the Jimmie
Defore Dance Center, t 51
Kalmus Ave .. Swte G3, Costa
Mesa. Students must register
an hour before the audition.
$15. (212) 769-6600. Ocince
Center, (7 14) 241-9908.
FEB. 13
SpedlJc types of surgery
available ror lung cancer
patients will be d.ascus ed at d
free class from 2 to 3:30 p.m
m Hoag Cancer Center'
Conference Room A at Hoag
Hospital, 1 Hoag Dnve, New-
port Beach . Regi~trdtaon
reqwred. (949) 7-CANCER
H E
The first of four notary train-
ing scssi<>ns designed to <.>du-
cate mdiv1du~I about the
respons1b1hties of a notttry
public will be offered from 9
a.m. lo 3:30 p.m. at the I blton
Hotel, 3050 Bnstol St .. C'0!>tt1
Mesa. Future ses ion will bf>
held on Mdrch 28 at lhl'
Hilton, and Feb 27 ttnd
March 14 ttl the Wyndhctm
Garden Hotel, 3:l50 AV<'nm·
of the Stars, Cosra Mesd. $13Y
per semmar 1800) 87b-n827
FEB. 27
The Orange County Cal
Alumni Club will hold 11.,
2002 Spnng Speaker DmnN
at 6 p.m. t1l the We'>lln South
Coast Plaza, n8b Anton Blvd .
Costa Mesa $b(), $45 for
young t1lumna from Hiq1 .01 .
$55 for Ort1nge County ( 'Juh
memb •r., Rest'rvt1taoni.
requested. Orc1nge < ·ounty
Ct1l AJumn1 Club. 4200 Park
Newport, Suite 216, New9ort
Bedch. CA <nfi6o 1714 J 641 -
7738. •
MARCH 6
The first ol three Infant mas-
st1ge clt1'>,es will be held c1t 11
d.m . di tbc l loc1g Ho .. p1tt1I
C'onrerenC'e Ct>nler ttl l HOdy
Dnve. N<>wport BPaC'h St•'>-
s1ons tart' dei.1qnt>d tor new-
borns c1nd 1nf,rnls up to 4
months old $30 for three I
112-hour session.,. Rescrvc1-
bons required. CdU (714) 512·
8887 to r(•CJLSIN ctnd l<l4Q)
760-5545 for 1nformc11lon
Future sessions wiU be Mttrch
11 dnd March 20
SEE TOWN PAGE AS
N R
[
IEST I ET
Photographs by Tr an-Hartman will be on display at Newport Beach C ity Hall
through Feb. 28. Hartman has capture d adventurous scenes from around the
globe. Tbe ex.hlbU is open from 9 a.m . until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. C ity
Hall ls at 3300 Newport Blvd. (949} 717-3870.
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TODAY. JANUARY 26TH and SUNDAY, JANUARY 27TH
For the first time ever, Henredon Furniture of North Carolina has sent over 25 truckloads of
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fine furniture to the West Coast for thiJ unprecedented event. Included are Bedroom , Dining Room. ,
Upholstery, Armoires, Occasional Pieces, Entertainment Centers, Oriental Rugs and Much More ..•
ALL AT OR BELOW DEALER COST!
Hurryl All Items Sold On A First-Come, Fint-Served a.sis
Items Offer'f!d Include Showroom Samples, Discontinueds And Slightly Imperfect Merchandise
SAU HOUllS:
Todiy. ~ -10 A.M. to 1:00 '-M.
TomoltOWf Suftd9r -11 A.M. tlO 1.-00 P.M.
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TOWN
CONTINUED FROM A 7
llAICll 1.t I
Oruge Coul College's tltb
annual Higb School D nee
Doy will be held from 8 o.m.
to I :30 p.m. ot 2701 Fairvi w
Road, Ca.ta Mesa. More than
225 Orange County htgh
school tudcnts and thw lac·
ully ddVl50rs are expected to
dttend. (714)-'32-5506.
APRIL 9
Oraoge Coast CoU999'1 19th
cmnuul I-Ugh School Senior
Day will take place from noon
to 3 p m m the campus quad.
More than 3,500 Orange
County hlgh school seniors
dre expected lo attend. Each
!>eruor will receive early reg-
1strauon matenals for fall
ewport
Luthenln Church
CLL.c.A.t neo...0r.•..-t.._..
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HARIOA CHAllTIAN CHURCH
(DtKll'IH of Cllrltt)
H01 tmee""'9. ....,..., ladt. CA
(Ml) 845·5711
-....:Dr.0.-.a.t
AROUND TOWN
2002 With counteling,
orlentabon and finanda1 aid
matenals also avoilabl •
Depertment and campus
tours will be conduc:tad for
interested studen . A free
barbecue lunch also will be
provided.:"-Free. (714) 432-
5725.
011601116
TIM JNbUc Is lavUed lo view a
collection or photographic art
of Crystal Cove Stale Park by
John Connell and Meriam
Brasell on display from Fob.
1to28 at the Newport Beach
Central Library, 1000 Avoca-
do Ave. (949) 717-3870.
Nancy Clark and Associates
sponsors a weekly yoga med-
itabon session from 5:30 to
6:30 p m. at the !ducabon
Center, ·H 1 Old Newport
Road, Swte 103, Newport
Beach. Free and all are wel-
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(9491541-6900
com . (949) 631-0550.
Chlroprac:tor Katllleea M.
Camp ll' office bolts free
spinal care clauel at 7:15
p.m. Wednetdoys, 1:30 p.m
Fridays and 11:15 a.m. Satur-
day at 3400 lrvlne Ave.,
.Sulla 114, N wport Beech.
Comphm ntary con.sull.aUons
and exa.ms available. (949)
263·1462.
The dty of COiia Mela a.cre-
ation Division's "Early Child·
hood Program provides recre-
ational activill for children
ages 3 to 5 Jrom 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Monday through Friday
at the BaJearic Commuo.lty
Center, 1975 Bal arlc Dnve.
Call for costs. (714) 754-5158.
Team Survivor Onmge Coun·
ty hosts Its •Walk and Talk,•
a blw kly wallung group for
women who have had or
have cancer. Women have
the opporturuty to hare their
Newport Cenw
United Mabodist Cbu.rch
Rev. C..lthlccn Coots. Panor
1601 M~nic Ave.
tomcr of Mugucricr 111d
\an Joaquin Hilb Rd.
(9-49)~'65
&m Q111n u.'Onh1p 'vn11rr
/Oam V:'onh1p aNl ClnUrrni
S111""1] .fM: /IHI
Yo111h mm1111 "wltly
A A <...od~tmtml pamh c11mmun11y. in•1rut1ai br t~ Word of God
anJ r~ by 1hc \acumt'nn
Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Vi ta Drive
Ncwpon Bea h. California 92660
(949)6«-0200 Fax (949)6«-1349
RtY Mofblll'O' Willwn fl Mcl..lud"tltn rbCor
LITURGIES 1urcb S p.m K~.mor),
\und.ar. 7:00 <Qwn>. JO (Contcmpumy). 10.00 I( hvirl.
11:30 <Lm. lC.u11:01) uid S.00 pm (Contcmponrvl
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 VIO Lido
Newport~
673-1340 or 673-0150
Olwch IOaml 5pn
SUnday SdlOOl 10 am
Wlldillati)f ....... ' 30pm
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
3100 PocUlc vw.w Ct
Newport Beach
644-2617 or 675-4661
Qa1.1ch lOam
SUnday SdlOOl 10 am ...__.....,..Siii • I.II......, I} IWl((j
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•LOltD. TtACH US TO PllAr
(LIU 11:1-1 I
experieDcell G.nd support one
another. l'be group meets at
10 a.m the aecond and fourth
Fridays of every month at the
Ni.kegoddesl store an Puhlon
l land in Newport Beach ,
(949) 275-3888.
The Upper Newport Bay Ee.
1091cal R rve and Natur
Preseive hosts kayak lours of
the B(tck Bay at 10 a.m. Sun·
days for a two--hour tour at
2301 University Dnvo, New·
port Beach. $20. Kayaks
available through Newport
Dunes Waterfront Resort. Call
for reservations. (800) 585·
0747.
Artbt and racer Gary MiJU-
more's ·Hot Yachts, Ocean
Racers From Topsails to Tur-
bos,• an exhJblUon of 25 of
tus onginal yacht pamtmg
will run through March 15 at
the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, 151 E. Coast High·
way, Newport Beach. Free.
WORSHIP
DIRECTORY
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MUAVRDI
UNITID Ml1"00tST CHUKH
1701 ..... ,c.M.
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ANOSDMNC OC.CDllM.N'Tt
Tiw R.:.'d ftin D Hm~ Rtctot
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"{)pttt Anns oltd Optn Milttb"
Wonblp9:30
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th evolution ol olfsbOre rac-
mg yachts. (949) 675-8915.
n. Jewbla Faally Servkli of
Orange County Is fonnJJl9 a
parenting group lbat wall
m t from 10 to 11:30 1.m.
Mondays .l!ll th Jewish Fam.I·
ly Semce, 250 E. Baker St.,
SuJte G, Cosl4 M . The
program offers parents the
opportunity to talk with other
parents and a counselor
bout concern and to team
way or ucces ful parenting.
Call for infonnation on fees
and group enrollment. (7f4)
445-.C950.
Women 50 and older may be
part of a discus ion group
coordinated by Jewish Fama·
ly Semces to address tsSues
such as aruaety, depression,
relatlonstlips, loneliness and
fanuly that meets from 10 lo
11 :30 a m. Monday at the
agency offices, 250 E. Baker
St., Suite 'G. Costa Mesa. Pre·
reg1 tratlon required. (714)
445·-'950.
friends of the Newport BeKh
Public Labrary Used Book
Store are asklng for patrons to
donate books to rcplerush the
dwindling stock. Books may
be left at any of the three
branch Ubranes at Balboa.
Manners. or Corona del Mar.
or an the book closet next to
the Friends Book Store at
1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport
B ach. All hardcover and
I ,, , : , I \\, '-t , ,, ,j
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Rabbin Insurance Agency
AlTTO • HOMEOWNEIS • HEALTH
\u/H/111 '""'" /9P
Doity Pilot
paperback dooa00111, wtth
the excepU<IO ol maguJM!il
and law book.I, • will be
accepted and are tu
deductibl :t949) 159·9661.
TIM lr.W. lulltule oflen
(J computer cla..et to ~
ple with fac:Uhg vision who
have d.UUcuJty ing lhe
computer l(Teel). 1b 0
Center at 800 Marguerit
Ave., Coron del Mar, offers
six ons. Call lo 1gn up
fQl' ~. (714) 821·5000.
Manball'• Tae Kwon Do ln
Costa Mesa offers free seU-
defense clas e to airline
pilots and flight attendants.
Cl arc taught by three-
time U.S National Cbamp1on
Tom Marshall. Marshall' as at
333 E. 17th St., Suite 13. Cos·
ta Mesa. (949) 574-0122
A sptrUuaJ care dul meets al
7:15 p.m. Wednesday at
3400 lrvute Ave .. Swte 114.
Newport B ach Call to
reserve a seat. (949) 263·
1462.
A brain tumor support group
meets the hrst and thud
Thursdays each month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Can·
cer Center at Hoag Hosp1taJ,
t Hoag Drive, Newport
Beach. Free. Registration not
required. The group 1s
designed to help patlents and
their famtll understand und
cope with the illn~ . (949)
574-6232.
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NEIPOIT NOITH •PtlG CEml
HOLDS llml SIDEWAii SILE
ewport orth shopping
center will hold its annual
Winter Sidewalk Sale from
Thursday, January 31 through
Saturday, February 2, offering
Newport-Mesa r('Sidents a
fabu)ou~ opportunity to
enjoy center-wide savings
and pecial promotions.
from A BHktt C11u. The
Valentme ba ket will include
a variety of gifts uch as
chocolates, plu h toys. can·
dies. bath and body products,
and pecialty gourmet food
item .
Vidto Editor also will hold
a D~D Open house, howca •
B. M•~n alttady ha a mg the latest in DVD tedmol·
sal underway ln which ogy and demon tratin~ how
lect merchandlse is~ off. to transfer your family 1 spe-
When the Winter Sid walk d1l memories from videotape
Sale begin on Thursday, to DVD format. Vl•o Ellltor
January 31, the sale merchan-wUI at offer pedal vlngs
dbe will be marked down an on various IMfd\andile.
ildJltional ~. At HftlJ'Orl Nortlt o,tOfWtrlc,
The new prlng collection customers an buy OM com-
ha also arrived at plete pair of gla and
8. M.,,.n., lndudlng updat· ~ve a ond pair free.
ed peasant looks with tolid Theft will abo be up to 10%
colors or toft prints with fern. off 9elect fram«t, and &hop-
lnlne ruffla and lace 1n pen who purchaae two box
blouM:s and skl1s. Other hot ol colorN conblct le'8el will
loob for tpring include any-Nceive one ~ir ol amethyst
thing wfth Spinlth inft~, a>ntac:ts ffte.
chunky jewelry such • heed-Other participating IMf·
td choken wfth a larp beed-chants lnchad• Ror•I
ed pendMt, caprt pen•, wk» ,,_.,., o&rtng up lo "°"'
belts to bt 1h1n1 low on et.. off on Mlect metthandiM,
hlpe, and ""9tlr coets con· and ~ 1 • .,.., wtth up
tin• lo bt popular. to~oS.a.ct ~,
At the Newport North 8mcJl'I oet.--. '*'-!ldew• s. ... .,.,.. N9wpart North lhappbw pen wlD., Mw ... .,.... c.n.... • loatlld ••
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iwo.tlme Tony Aw•rd wfnner JM'Mtl Naughton wf 11 bflog his talent to tM
Orange County Performing Arts Cent8r thtough Sunday as ~ of the Center's
~ Stries. Naughton, the star of •aty of Angets• .nd •Chicago,• wfll per·
fonn pieCes from jazz to country. PerformanCes will be held at 7:30 ~ 9:30 p.m.
t~ • .nd 7 p.m. SUnct.y at the <:tntw, IOO Town Center Drive, cosu Mes.. S46
. for 9:30 p:m. ~ $49 for •II other shows. (71•) 556-2717.
Saturday, Jonuory 26, 2002 A9
The art of ~Avery
eclectic
'Orange'
Lee Sui's 'Live Forever, at
the Orange County Museum
of Art combines video art
with karaoke to create an
ever-changing experience
L M Bul'1 uhiblt at th Orang
·County MUMwn of Art
requirel that you pick up a
mike and 1lng karaoke.
lt'a etfect. a1 art, dependt on
tb11. And lt you ref UH lo 1lng, you need
to 1tand there and watch what happons
while aomeone elle does the singing
for you.
Only then wU1 her work. UUod • Llve
Forever,• uawne
meaning a1 art. fYI •Depending on
the audJenC9, the •WHAT: "Live
meaning conatanUy Forev.r•
chang81, • ea.Id Lee • WHIN:
over the phone from Through May S.
Korea. ln Korea, flrlt Museum houn
and lut n&m81 are 1re 11 a.m. to S
switched. . p.m. Tuesday
The uhiblt, opon through Sunday
through May 5, la • WHIM:
made up of three Orang• County
sportl caz-.1haped Museum of Art,
pods. They're white 150 San
on the outl1de, wtth Otment1 Drive,
orange, black or NewpOrt Beach
light blue leather on •COIT: SS for
the lnlide. adults. M for
Each pod con· seniors and stu·
ta1ns a karaoke l}'I· 'dents. frH for
tern, ecreen and membtn and
mike. An adventur· children
0\11 puUdpant la younger than
IUppoMd to step 16
into the pod -pa.rt· • CAu.: (949)
ly lay in it actually 759--1122
-and ling karaoke
wtth the lid ttghUy
abut while villtors in the exhibit room
watch through the pod'• tiny ftbergla11
wtndowa.
One of Lee'1 two videoa -either
•Amateur• or •uve Forever· -will
play on eech ol the pod'• interior
ecreem. A blg la'Mn accompaniu two
of the pod.a (the third's ln the mU1eum'1
foyer), taking up an entire wall to show
thOH on th• outlide the two videos
being abown inllde.
lnl1de the pod and out, the karaoke
linger'• choMn aong lyrics wU1 travel
aaoa the bottom of both tllnu.
So though the penon singing and
the people watching are Melng alma1t
the eame thing, the d.ltference II that
the people outside can aee the 1inger.
1Wts bit .... ........
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SEE KARAOKE MGE A 14
GMG MY I DAILY ,.,ar
Curator of contemporary art h'ue Hoffman lboWI o8 OM of tb9 k.anok9-tbemed p&ecee
by Korean artist LH Bul on dllpi.y at tb9 Orange Coaaty Mwam of Alt.
'Love of Three Oranges' at
UC Irvine brings fantasy, magic
and dance to the stage
Jet-..ftlfer " Mahal
OAll.Y Pll.OT
Once upon a um . there wa1 o ploy
by Carlo Gozz.i called •Love of Three
Oranges.· It wa1 a magical ploy, an off·
1hoot of commedia delf' art . that told
the tale of a hypochondriac prince who
wu curaed by a wttch to love three
orang" and search for them to the
end.a of the Earth,
It wu performed many tirn
Prokofiev even made an opera of at
Then one day, a t acher at UC Irvin
named Annie Lout deddlXS to ta.ko
Gout'• play, add mu ic by Lo Angele
theater compo1er
John Ballinger. put
in loll of movement. FYI
UM fantastlcal Ughta
and costumes and
1how It to the world ..
Which II why It's on
1tage at UCI
throu~h Peb. 2. ·1u a perfect llt·
tle fable." ea.Id Loui.
who hu taught at
th• ICbool for nine
years. •and It's a
very octimilt1c fable. t celebrat
the foibles and
wuknesHS of
humanity and lets
U1 know that.
despite them. U you
try jUlt a little bit,
everyth1n9 wW work out. .
• WHA~
"Love of ThrH
Oranges•
• WHIN: I
p.m. Thursday
and Friday,
1nd 2 ind a
p.m. today ind Feb.2
•WMM:
Wlnlfm Smith
H1ll 1t the
c.ampus, corner
of C.mpus Ind
University
drives In lrvlne •con S7·S15
• CAU: (9'9)
824-2787
The play'• fantastical element.I and
UH of archetypes -.the evil witch, the
bumbllng·bUt·good wt.zard, the beautl·
fu1 prtnce11-attracted Low But an
even greater attraction may have been
th• open ICJ1pt, which ii only 25 pag•
long.
•Jt'1 meant to be filled wtth ata9
~ and movement and muslc, 1h•
1.oui and her 19 acton, a mix of
graduate and undergraduate students,
combine dance and movement tyles to
tell part1 of th• fairy tale
. Take the confrontation between
Curle Baker u the evil witch Pata
Morgana and Andrew Samonsky u
the wizard Cello for eumple
•BuicaUy (the ICrlpt) says, 'They
fight,'" Nid Beker, a third-year gradu·
ate student. •Then Andrew, Annie and
I came up with the movement piece •
The fight actually takes about four
mlnutat.
•To perform eech rught takes chffer·
e:nt kind of phywica.1 focus than acttng
doe1. • Baker Mid • tt almost feels more
SEE OAANGE.MGE A14
A voice silenced, yet not
Theresa Hak Young Cha's work finds its way onto the walls of
UC Irvine's Beall Center almost 20 years after her tragic death
.
mWMCa .... AM
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AIO Saturday, Januory 26, 2002 J
Daily Piiot
.
Tbe arts are King in Newport-Me$a
T he N wport·M
community has a long·
tandlng tradibon of
upportlng the visual arts. U
we extend this relabonshlp lo
neighboring Laguna Beach,
th regional osaodaUon with
the prunter' brush goes back
more thdn a century,
ThtS focus has been revi·
tal.tzed In recent t1m . Arts
organizations with very pe·
afk goals, rdnging from up·
port.mg local museums 10
creatlng and upportmg arts
pro<Jfdms in our local
<,chools. are being funded by
the g<·n~roStty or residents
who not only know the
unportdnce or dl't, but f I
the 1mportann> of drt m their
world dnd m thP1r rommuru·
ty, ddy by day, season by
!>ea!>On
Karen Bute,. KJng, an
mtemdllo0<1lly n>coqruzed
d~1gner. headquartered m
Corond del Mar, has be<>n
the chdtnp1on of the Newport
Bcdch Arts Foundation Kmg
dnd her voluntP<>I' committee
hdve been workmg m con·
Junction with the city of
Newport Bc>t1ch, assuming
the role of pnvt1te fund-rah.-
my in order to fund commu-
nity arts µrowcts thttl wdl
benefit 1111 the r<>!>1den~ of
Newport Beach
For more than two yec:u-s,
King dnd hN C"rPW hdve
been working l~J<>lh<•r to
promote both the Vl51on dnd
the n('{>(t ford Qr<>dtPr com·
GET
THE CROWD
mwuty connecuon to the
~.
Just retunung from
AUanta, Ga., where he ha~
been worlung on an anterior
design pro1ect for celebrity
client Cellne Dion, King
.reports· ·we have recently
confirmed the produdlon of
the rust annuaJ Newport
Beach Arts Foundation Gala
Tubule. Our first honoree
will be award-wuuung per·
fonner and humanitarian
Connie Stevens. The show
wdJ be etnceed by comedian
Red Buttons, with v ry spe·
aaJ celebrity appearances
ctlso In the works, but not yet
confmned. • · ·
King, d local dyndffio who
ha credted some of the
spectacuJar mtenors in New·
port Beach and in the sage·
covered hills of the Newport
Coast. is comrrutted to the
goaJ of reusing substanllal
funds to provide "free to the
public" a.rts programs dnd
Co ta Mesa Mayor Unda Dixon ts Oanked by arUstl Jeny Muller, left. and Ted Baker at a recepUon for •Palnten of
Costa Mesa" at the Mondavt Wine and Food Center. Baker recenUy retired as d an oJ fine arts at Orange Coast
College. Muller ls also on the college's faculty and ls a professor ln tbe fJeld of publication design.
exhibitions.
•free IS never free,•
states King. ·we need to
raise money in order to pro-
vide the .free services to the
public. To this end we will
produce the classiest and the
most fun gala dinner ever
experienced in Newport •
King continued: "We
want this event to be an
annuaJ extravaganza recog-
nizing the accomplishments
of people in the fields of
visual and performing arts.
And we are loolung to cre-
ate an award that reprei.ents
the spuit of Newport Beach,
possibly being named after
a locaJ artist or ptulan·
lhropist. 11us award will •
hopefully come to repre ent
the amazing generosity of
Fuae Hod fW'lluhinp
Antiques & Collectibles
Traditional to Cottage
Gjfu & Garden Decor
Wuh Lilt & DeHvuy
GARDEN CAFE
Gudea Patio DiAin1
a..ld'.t. Luc:h.
TcaaE.,_Bu
thl commuruty yedI dfter
year But we are still m the
planmng tage • so we
haven't t this element d!>
of yet ·
King prom1 ed to let us
1n on her progre s ai. mfor·
mallon becomes avd1lable.
Her extravaganza Is el to
debut May 4 under the ele·
gant t0 nted ballroom ddJd·
cent to the Four Sedsons
Hotel, Newport Beac-h. For·
mer Newport Beach A rts
Commissioner and Tony
Award-wmnmg producer
Don Gregory will produce
the event for King
For more anfonnatJon or to
help undcrwnte the pro-
gram. or both. please cdll
(949) 640-1300
• • •
Meanwtulc, LMt week m
Coslt1 Mesa a wonder1ul
extub1bon and reccpllon
unfolded at the Mondavi
Wme and Food Center fed·
tunng "Pamt rs of Co la
MCSd. • A record number ol
gue!>ts filled the handsome
center, 1.•xplonng the diverse
c:lrtlst1c talen~ of local re I·
dents tastefully hung on the
Mondav1 walls
Co td M<'Scl Mayor Unda
Dixon welcomed the amvmg
cru h, lncluding o nwnber of
the artists being d~playcd m
the how
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'FUNNY LADIES'
Tl\e women behind som of the funnJest characters in th
comics will talk about th ir
• •stnpping• at 7 p.m. Feb. 7
durtng •Funny Ladies:
Women Who Writ the
Comics" in the Newport
Beach Central Llbrary'
Friends Meeting Room. Th
program Wlll feature a free
screening of a •6·minut doc·
ume'}tary about some of
Amenca's most popular
women cartoon• t The
library lS at 1000 Avocado
Ave.. Newport Beach Free.
(949) 717-3801
ACROBATIC FEATS
The PekJng Acrobat w1U
perform at 8 p.m. Feb. 8 ill
O range COd t College'
Robert B. Moore Theatre.
2701 Fairview ROdd, Costa
Mesa. The.troupe corisists of
26 of Chlna' most glfted tum·
biers, contoruontSts, jugglers,
cyclists, gymnasts and mus1·
clans. S1•·S27. (714) 432·
5880.
HOT YACHTS
The Newport Harbor Ncluti·
cal Mu c um wlll pre ent
Gary Mllllmore's "H ot
Yachts. Ocean Rdcers From
TopsaJls to Turbos" exhibit of
25 ongmdl yacht pamtmg -
Wlth photoqrdph!t clnd models
-through ~larch 15 ut 151 E
Coast H1ghwdy m Newport
8edch The museum tS open
from 10 d.m to 5 pm Tu •
day through Sundc1y. Free
(9491 b75-eq1 s
MUSIC
JAMES NAUGHTON
lWo·Ume Tony Award win-
ner Jdme Naughton will
bnng his talent to the Ordnge
County Per1onmng Arts Cen-
ter today through Sunddy d
part of the Center'!t Cabaret
Senes Naughton, the !tldl of ·city ol Ang~L!t • and ·cruca-
go. • wtll ifurfonn pal'<' lrom
J&ZZ to country Perfonnctnce
r1Jte44
will be held et 7:30 end 9:30
p.m. today and 1 p.m. Sun·
day at the Center. 600 Town
Center Driv • Colte Mesa
S46 for 9:30 p.m. and S.9 for
all otheT bows. l7t') 556-
2781.
COWIOYMUSK
Cowboy musloan Michael
Martin Murphey will perfonn
at 8 p.m. today at Orang•
Coast College' Robert B
Moore Theatre, 2701
Fairview Orive. Costa Mesa.
$25-$27 1n advance, $31 at
th door. (71 •) •32-5880.
BEETHOVEN'S RFTH
The PaClfic Symphony
Oreb tra Classtcs sen will
present Beethoven's Filth
Symphony under the baton of
Carl St. Clair at 8 p m.
Wednesday and Thursday at
the Orange County Perfonn·
mg Arts Center, 600 Town
Center Dnve. Costa Me-;a
$21.$56 (71•) 740-7878
COUNTING ON THE COUNT
The Count Basie Orchestra
will bnng its Bag Band sound
to the Orange County Per-
fomung Arts Center dl 8 p m
Fnday and Feb. 2 as part of
the Pactftc Symphony
Orchesltd Pops Senes The
Center l5 ell 600 Town Center
Dnve, Cosld Mesa. $25-$77
(714) 755-5788
MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA
The Mo2art Classaccil Orches·
tra will perlom1 thre<' work'>
by the maestro dl 8 p m Fri·
day at the lrvme Barclay The ..
atre. 4242 Cdmpui. Dmc•
lrvme. The guest solo1<,t ,.,
flutist S4rd Andon $20-1o
(949) 854-4b4b.
THE WOlf HOWLS
Prokofiev' "Peter dnd tht>
Wolf" will be played dlonq
Wlth a Beach Boy medlc>y t1t
10 and l l ::JO c1 m Feb 1. dur·
ing a Paclf1c Symphon~
Orche tra Famlly Concf"rl ,11
the Orange County Pertunn·
mg Arts Center, bOO Town
Center Dnve. Cosltt Me.,d
$8-$17. (7 14) 755-5788
BAABA MAAL
The lrvme Barclay Th<>atrt•
wtU pre ent an dcou tic
everung wtth Bc1abc1 Madi,
the Senegdlese singer who ,.,
featured m the soundtrdck to
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JIZIY JANE
Saturday. January 26, 2002 At I
MUSIC AT TH£ ANNEX
Mu iced •c~ perform t S
pm. • und.cays ot Pierce
St~ l Ann x, 330 17th St..
• to M . Fr . (949) f>.'6·
8500
WHkEND IWES .
Anthony's Riverboat Restnu-
runt m N wport Beach will
pr •·nt Th BaJboa Siu on
Pnday and Saturday
('\IE'otnq tind Sunday after·
noon<> The program will tea·
turt• Jd:tl c1nd cla ac rock
tum•s lor duung and danong
J\nthhny' l ol 151 E Coast
I hqhWdV (94q) 673·3•25
POP-A()O( AND FLAMENCO
Tt1h• 5, a funk. rock and
,.._lotown dCt, performs at 9
p m "-dturdd)' at C dfll'lelo''
R1St0Mnt 1520 E CoctSt
I hqhwtt~ < orona del Mar
Solo qualdni.t Ken Sanders
1wrtorm., <la s1ral namenco
tun .... dl 7 10 p m Tuesday~
nod (\un<.hty' Free. 1949) 675·
1'12!
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
<. ·• rc.1ld lsh1bd'>h1 c1nd the
Stunt• Bridg • Bernd pldy rock
cm<I R&B ell q p m Saturdays
ctl '-lutton Plc1ce Hotel's Th·
1111011 Lounge. 4500
"'-lc11 \rthur Blvd . Newport
'MNCNirr
Joe Homa.'• •Making lt * will
pl4y through P b . ~ ii South •
Coast Repertory P •rtor •
rna.nces Will be h 1d t 7 45
p.m. 1\tesday throuqh ·un·
day, wtth matJ.n at 2 p m
Satwday &nd Sunday •t m t.1
trendy M nhatt1m r tcsuront.
th play r a on mon •
power and th Am rn a11
dr am SCR u al h55 Town
Cent r DnvP A pd) -whdt·
you-will performanC' w1U h•·
h d ot 2 p m today $27. 1
111•1708-5555
'LOVE Of THREE ORANGES'
UC lrvtne will pr · nt L<>\ •·
ol Three O rdncw:-.. -C'ont
Cdrlo Gonfs ldnt.t~\ ldlf}
tale about a nwlanc hol\
pnnce who lclll 1n hJVt• with
three orang . lhrouqh ff•h ~
at Wimfred nuth I idll di thf•
cd1llp~. comer ol < 'cunpulli
dnd Umver"ll\' Ofl\f' 1n
ltvm~ Per1ormcmri .... \.\1ll l>t•
at 8 pm Thur!>dd\' and f.n·
day; dnd 2 dnd R r> 111 tOdd\
cllld Feb J. S1-15 (1M'll >t!4·
2787
'COMEDY OF ERRORS'
Vocalbl Jane Monheit will perto"rm Friday through
Feb. 3 at the Orange County Performing Arts Cen-
ter, 600 Town Ct>nlPr Drive, Co ta Mesa, a part of
the 2001 -02 Jazz Club erte.' In Founders Hall.
Show Ume are 7::JO .tnd 9:30 p.m. Friday and Feb.
2; 7 p.m. Feh. 3. S46 or S39. (714) 740-7878.
I H<•c11 h FrN! (94<.f) 47b-2001
"The Comedy ut Error<;
Shdke peare\ lir..,t r umecl\
will be perfonnNI llw1uq h
Feb 3 at O rancw c ott'' c 111
lege·~ Ordmd Ldh ~tuch11
2701 Fa1rv1ew Rod<l < "'let
Mesa Staq ~ b~ th" Col·
lege·~ thc>dtN dPp<1rtm .. n1
the plA) will tx• ·._ld<jt ·d 11t H
pm Thursday throucrh '>•thH·
day. and at 2 p m ...,un<lr1\
Free. but dondUon oppwc I •
ated 17141412-58811
tht• 111111 1\1,11 ~. I lt1\\ k
Down,· dt 8 p 111 f1•h _.ii lhl'
tht•ctfer, 4l 4:_! { ".t lll(lll' l>flVI'
lrv10~ . 'i'..! Ill S2'l 111-1111 l:Vi I
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with t111• Tuk•11.., <Juc1rt+>t .ti H
pm r:1•h :l ,,1 th• IT\'lflt' B.11.
c It•) Tht>.il r•• ·nw l"'rlor ·
ffidO<" \\i hi< h \\ 111 IOclUclt•
mu'" hv llf!t •thu\ 1·11 .ind R,I\'.
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ThP B.m l«t\ ,.., 111 4'.l-1! < ·,un·
pu~ l>m 1•, Ir\ mc• S.!0·$21.1,
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HAWAJIAN SPIRIT
\1PI • Huld. d t l'IPhrtttum ot
Hc.1wcllldn '"net t1nd <.pant. '' 111
lt1 kt• lh . ~l.Hfl' ctl s dOcl H ill
pm Feb 'I .11 th1• Irvin•• Bc.11·
<Id\ ThPcllrt'. 4.!42 t "umplh
l>m., In: me• :?4-$2ll 144<1 1
854--lb4o
FROM KOREA
'\dmulNun, d mu..,u .11 µt•ffu,.
'>!On qt1o1r11•t from Kurt ·tt, will
pN1nnn dl 7 p 111 fl'h JO c11
the In'"'' B.uc Id) Th1•atn•,
4241 Cdmpus Dn, .• ., lr;vm1•.
$2.'>·$32 1Q4q1 854.-40411
NEWPORT STONE
( J
1omplt1lt• /),•\Ir" ,\/waroom
... u•htrr> tleganu I> mad~ affordobft ..
On Sule l'lo\\ ...
rile t.99 ea • Tra\crtin~ J.50 ta
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SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON
\ • \1 n-rm·ce group plays
l11q hond tunes from I 30 to
I m p 111 Fnda~s c1t Oasis
'• 111• 11 <"t>nlt•r, 800 Milr·
•11111111• \\t•. Corond del :'\ldr
I 1«1.1ll1 t>4 -~244
SAGE
'THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES'
:-.c uth < Od'>l Reperlof\ will
JHPWllt Mr>hert>'~ "The
Sc hnol rur WI\· • through
rch !() p.,f1onndJ1ces will be
hl•lcl ell 8 pm Tuesday
through rndu}. 2.30 and 8
p m '-;dtutdd} dnd 2:30 and
1 m p 111 -;un<foy SCR llt at
h~) Tuwn < 'ntcr Dnve. $19-
$';.l 17141 708-5555
HAMLET DONE FUNNY
UC lrvme's Stdqc• J. "11 pr"·
i.ent JdnUSl < ,,,.,, o< k1.,
"Fortanbrd C1t-tt.., 1>111nk
Thursday through f-•·h 2 dll<I
Feb 7 -9 The com~h " h11 h
parallels and m<tmJH1l.111•..,
Shake pecire·s ·11,1mh•1,
will be Staged di ff )> Ill Oil
each day, with 2 p m mdll·
nees on Feb 2 and q 4
(949} 824-425q
SEE HOURS PAGE A12
RosEYs AurosooY
You have the right to
cho05e your ttpair facility
Insist on the Best
LIFETIME W ARRANT Y
,.,.. 5enb c ....... c.....
lnauf"Cln<e Aflp N'W9CI Shop
(949) 642-4522
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HOURS
CONTINUED FROM A 11
'METROflOUTAN OPERAS:
·M tropolitan ()per , •a col·
lectlon of short plays by
Joseph Pmtauro, will bl'
staged Feb. 9-17 dt Orang
Coast CoU 's Drctma Ldb
Studio, 2701 Pwrview Rood.
Costa Mesa Th produebon,
put on by OCC's Repertory
Theatre Company. is recom-
mended for mature audi-
ences. Perfonnanccs w1U be
at 8 p.m Saturday dlld 2 und
7 p.m. Sunday. $6 m ddvdnc.e.
S7 at the door (714) 432-5640,
Ext 1
ART
LIFE. ART a KARAOKE
"l...ee Dul. l.Jvp For~ver, • .m
lllSlallabon by Kon:•dn artJsl
Lee Sul col'\filSbng of vtdro and
three karnoke lJoolh,, w1U llt'
exhibited today through f\ld~
5 at the Orange County f\ lu""-
um Of Art, 850 Sdn Cl '"Wnlt•
Dnve, Newport &>d< h f\.lu'>C'·
um hours ttre I I a m to 5 p m
Tuesday thruuqh Sunduy $5
for adults, $4 for ..eruon. dnd
student.i.. lrM> tor nwmbe~ ttnd
children young..r them I b
(949) 759-1122.
'NEW NEIGHBORHOOD'
"New Neighborhood,· dn
exh1b1t of gruphl<"·!.lyle 011
dJld mlXt'd nwdid JXllfllUlY'
by Joctn Cormttn Block, wlll
be on dtspluy di the Nt>wport
Bea<'h Centrdl L1brnrr
throuqh Thur!>dd~ Th~·
l.tbrnry is at 1000 Avocttdo
Ave , Newport lk-<1< h Frt•t•
(9-491 7 17-3870
aLAYA EXHIBIT
The Orange County t>. lu,f>urn
ol Art w1U pre enl th.-work ol
painter, photogrupht>r, .. c-ulp-
tor, pnntnldker dnd J><WI
Ennque Mur tmt>t Celt1yd
through Ft>b :i ell the ffiU'>('·
um, 850 San Clemt:'nll' Dnvt>.
Newport 8 ch. Mu um
hours are 11 a.m , to 5 p.m.
Tu ay through Sunday. S5
for ddults, S4 for rt.Ion and
tud nt • fr for members
and children young r th4n
lb (949) 759·1122.
HARTMAN PHOTOS
Photographs by "D"acy Hart·
man, taken an locatJon
around the globe, wlll be on
display at Newport B ach
City I fall through F{"b. 28.
The pubUc tS anviled to vi w
the cxhibJt from 9 a m. until 5
p.m. Monday through Friday.
Newport Beach City HalJ ~at .
3300 Newport Blvd Free.
(9491 717·3870
COSTA MESA ART
"Pamtcrs of C~ld Mesa;• a
<;how by 10 Costd MP a
urt1st~. will bf> on display
through March 15 al the
Robert Mondav1 Wm and
Food Center. 1570 Scenic
Ave., Costa MeSd Th Cen·
ter I.!. open 9 a.m Lo 4:30 p.m
f\1ondc1y through Fnday
Free (7 14) 327-8300
GATHERING LIGHT
"Gathenng l.Jght. • dn exh1b1t
of photographs by Richard
Ro.,.,, will be on d1 play
through f\1arch 31 ell the
Orange County Museum ol
Art. 850 S<1n C lt-mente Dnvo,
NPwport Bcdch Mu'ieum
hoUI!> un.> 11 d m . lo 5 p.m .
fi1P,cldy throutJh Sunday. $5
for t1dulh. $4 lor '<'ntor-. .md
... tu<IPnh Ir<•<• for member..
r1nd children youny<'r tht1n
lh 1q4q,75q.1112
AUDIENCE DREAMS
Thi' l>rf>c1111 of th<• Auclt-
Pnt t• cl < oll4'<'l1on of work<>
II\ lt1ll' drll'I ll\('fl''d I luk
K} ung Chu. wLIJ bt• on cit,.
pld} through r-1,m h 10 ut UC
lrvm.-'s Bt>uU Centt•r for Art
tmd Tl'Chnofoqy. di the> ct1m -
pu,, < tHnPr of Umvr,..,aty dnd
Cumpu' dnv<'<> Bt'dll Ct>nlPr
hour-. ttrt> noon to 5 p m Tue!.-
dtt y through .Sunday .rnd
noon to 8 p m Thur<idt1y
·TIE 'DOI'
Opera Plldflc wtlJ pretel •0on ClovannJ" at the Orange County Perh>rming Arts
Center at 7:30 p.m. today. The Center Is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa..
S25·S17S. (800) 34&.7372.
Free•. 1949) 824-2787.
ART WORKSHOPS
Newport Bettch Community
S<>rvt<"<''> wtll preSt'nt a Draw-
mg dnd Pdmlmg workshop
't'rt<'' on Wl'dne ddy!t
through Murch b from 10 a.m.
to 12 10 p m dt the Vmcc Jor-
CJ(•n!.c•n n•nttir, 2005 Dover
Dnvc•. Newport Beach Muru
Shttron Stem will ledd the
'''""on\ $00 or ~I lor the
't'Ol'S ('M4) b44-315 J
CRYSTAL COVE
·Cry<ili:ll Covt> Phol0<Jraph!> .•
t1 colJ(•t lJon of photograptur
art by John Conn •II und
Ml'rtdm BruM•IJe, wlll be on
d.1 pldy Fndcty through Feb
28 tit tht• Newport Beach
Ccnlrt1l Ltbrury, 1000 Avoca-
do Ave Free (949) 717-3870
DANCE
· MARK MORRIS
DANaGROUP
The ,._,lurk Moms Dunc<>
Group will pertorm dl 8 p m.
toddy di lh<' Irvin &rdtty
Theatre, 4242 Cdmp~ Dnve,
lrvme ThP prO<Jrclm will feu-
ture ·odncmq Honeymoon,·
"BtJOU'<. ond mort> $35 t1nd
$40 (94q) 8S4-4b4h.
'SWAN LAKE"
Amencctn Bt.1ll •t Thedlrl• will
perfonn "Swt1n Ldk(•" F(•b
12-17, openmq th<> Orancj('
County Perfonmng Arb C •n-
ter·, 2002 Ddnct• Sl>d!ton The
Cent<>r 1!. t1l bOO Town C«>nter
Dnv(l, Co~td t>. lt'!>d. PNfor-
munc~ will be at 8 p.m Tues-
day to Saturday and 2 p.m.
Saturday dnd Sunday. A pre-
view talk will be given one
hour before each perfor-
mance, with the Feb. 15 pre·
vrnw sagn·ldngudge mter·
preted 520-$75. (714) 556-
2787
SENIOR BAUROOM
Ballroom ddncang to the
mu 1r ol the Ray Robbins
Combo lS olferPd lrom 7:30 to
10 JO pm Tuesdd}S ut C~td
Mt>!t<l · •ntor Center, 695 W
19th SI SJ (9491 045-2356
OANsaNE STUDIO
Ballroom dculnng as offered dl 8
p.m on th hr>t Fnddv or each
month di DanS<'Chtf Studio,
2980 MC'Clmt0< k \\'tl), CO!ttd
These Guys Wouldn't Miss It~
Neither Should You.
Toshiba Senior Claslic
March 4-JO. 2(X>2
Newport Beach Cuuncry• Club
949/660-1001
www.tosrub.-uctuorcb..._,,c.com
T08HlllA
Daily Pilot
Mela. SlO (114) 641-8688.
llG IANO DANCING
An afternoon al d4nd.ng to
big band mu tc 11 offered
from 1:30 to 3 30 pm. Friday•
ot Oam nlor Center, 800
Marquent Av .. Corona del
Mar. Coif and other
«tire hm nt df8 erved.
(949) 644-3244.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing as off red from
8 p.m. to 12:30 am. on th
hrsl Saturday of ach month
at Dan C'<'n<' Studio, 2980
McClintock Way, Costa
Mesa. (714) ~1-8688.
llDS
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS
Th Costa M Recreeuon
. DiVlSlon will sponsor a Fam1·
ly Night Out at 6 p m Feb 9
to th Harl m Globetrot-
ters dt the Arrowh ad Pond.
Family Night Out is a chance
for fdmth to have run
tog th r At I a t on adult
nurumum mu t rega£ter per
five childr n maxamum Pre-
regastrauon 1 reqwred. Reg-
lstrataon cl~ 5 p m Feb. 5.
Fam1lie will meet at the
Baleanc Community Center,
1975 Bill anc Drive, Costa
Mesa.$15. (714)754-5083
LILLY'S PURSE
•1....tuy· Purple Pld lie Purse.·
a story about t1 htUe mouse·~
adventur • ctl !.Chool, will ~
performed dt 7 30 p m Feb. 8
ttt the Irvan Barclay Theatre.
4242 Cdrnpu<J Dnve, Irvine
The how 1s based on the
books by Kevm Henkes Sl 1-
$13 (949) 854-4b4b
STARLIGHT STORIES
C hddren 3 to 7 ttre mv1tPd to
pa.rllnpdl<> m !.Ong' und fm-
ger puppt>I plt1y' clt 7 p m
Mondtty<> di th<• C~tt1 Mt?Mt
l.Jbrt1ry. 1855 Pdfk Ave (9491
b4b·884'i
SEE HOURS PAGE A 13
Daily Pilot DATEBOOK SaMdoy, January 26, 2002 AIS
HOURS
CONTINUED FROM A 12
'JS AMO IOOKS
A children's tory bm IS pre-
sented at 7 p.m. Monda~
and 10:30 a.m. Saturd ys at
the Newport Beach Centr~
Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Children may weer pajama
to the evening ons. Free.
(949) 717-3801. •
WEEKLY STORYTtWR
A c.hlld.ren's story bme is held
at 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays ot
'Barn & Nobl Booksellers
at Metro Pointe, 901-8 South
Coatt Dnve, Costa Mesa.
(714) 444-0226.
STORY TIME
A children's tory time will be
held at 10 am. Wednesdays
and 10:15 a.rn. Friday dt Bor-
ders Books & Music at South
Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.,
Costa Mesa Free. (714) 432·
7854.
IOOIS
GROUP ACTION
The Ficbon Book Group
m ts at 7 p m . on the second
Wednesday of each month at
Barn & Noble Book ellers
· at Fashion lsland. 953 New-
port Center Dnve, Newport
Beach. Free (949) 759-0982
OPRAH BOOK CLUB
The Oprah Book Club discuss·
es Oprah Winfrey' most recent
selections at 7 p.m. on the thud
Thursday or each month dt
Barnes & Nobl Bookscll rs at
F hion Island. 953 N wport
Center Dnvc. Newport Beach
(949) 759-0982
DINING/TASTING
TWILIGHT DINING
A twilight duung m nu, fea-
tunng dish uch as chicken
TllY'U Ill llST
Ann-Margret wiU star Feb. 5-10 In the touring revival of "The Be t Uttle Whorehouse ln Texas" at tbe Onnge
County Performing Arts Center. The musJcaJ tells the tale of Miss Mona's Chicken Ranch brothel, a place In
danger of clo lng when a puritanical TV reporter dlscovers IL Performances will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday to
Frfday, 2 and 8 p.m. aturday, and 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The Center ts at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
$27.50-$64.50. (714t 556-2787.
pdrm1q1clnd clnd cdldmdn
p1cdnlt> di reducf'd pnce , IS
held from 5 to h p m week-
dd}"> clnd 4 to b p m Sunday'
tlt Valid Novd Rl'Slaurdnt,
·~ 131 W COdl>l I ltghway.
Newport Beach 19491 042-
7880
WINE TASTINGS
I h-limt• Wme C'l•IJdr; oflpr-.
wine ta ling-. from 4 30 to 8
pm Fnddyi. dnd I .JO lo 8
p m Sati!rctdy'> IQ4ql b50·
8463
SUNDAY BRUNCH
A undcl~ brunch h•<1tunng
tnlt>mcHIOOlll wttlOC><l t1nd \di·
dd huff Pt•-. ru<.1~ts tdrvL'CI to
order dnd tm.•dkfd'-l lctvontt?l>
I!> ht>ld from 10 iO d rtl to 2
p.m. Sutton PltJc l' Hott•I, 4500
MacArthur Blvd N'''"port
Bed< h $30 $40 with chdilt·
pagnc (94lll 47n-.WOI.
CLUBS
ALTA COFFEE
~tus1col dcts perform at 8 30
p m Thu~day through Sdt·
urd<ly'I di Alta Coff ~ Hou <>,
'><>t> 31st St Newport Beach
1~491 675-0233
ATRIUM MARQUIS
A vanety ol live mw.1c I!> pre-
wnted ddlly dt the Atnum' Alr·
porter Club, 18700 ~1clcArthur
you'll fit right in .....
Blvd • Lrvtne (9491 833-2no
BIRRAPORETTI'S
Swing music by the 12-piece
Don Miller Orchestra as pre-
sented at 8 p.m . Mondays at
BITTdporetu's at South Coast
Plcwt. 3333 Bnstol St . Costa
Mesa (71 4) 850-9090
BISTRO 201
Jazz ~ played at 8 p m Fn-
day!> dfld Saturdays dnd t 1
' am. Sundays at Bistro 201,
3333 W. Coast Highway. New·
port Beech. (949) 631 -1551 .
CMHCMHAT
W.-00.TUMCE
In trum ntal J)l)J JC lS per-
fonned alt r 9 p .m . Thurs-
days and pop o.nd rock is P" •
nted aft r 9 pm. Fnda
and Saturdays at 01.Jl Om at
th Bamboo Terrace. 1773
N wport Blvd .. Costa M
(949) 645-5550.
OURTY NEUY'S
Live mus1c performed at 9
p.m. Fnday and Saturdays at
Nelly'. 2915 Red Ifill Ave ..
Costa M (71 41957-1951.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
Live mus1c is perfonned Mon·
day through Saturdctys at th
Four Sea ons H otel. 6
Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Bedch 1949115q.oaos.
HARO ROCK CAfl
Ltve m~1c IS perfonned Sun-
days at Hard Rock Cate. 45 t
Newport Center Dnve, New-
port Beach 19491 1>40-8844
THE HARP INN
Live mu 1c 1s performed
Thursday through Sctturday
at the Hdrp Inn. 130 E t 7th
St Costa ~fesa 19491 646-
8855
HOGUE BARMICfiAEl'S
l.Jve mu IC LS performed
Wcdne<;ddy through Satur-
ddys di Bann.ichael's. 3950
Campus Dnve Newport
Beach (94~1 2bl·b270
UDO OGAR ROOM
Enjoy d moke with your
dnnk at Lado C1qdr Room.
144 t Vid Lado. SwtP D. New-
port Bedch 19491 7~3-0595 \.
MARGARrTAV1U£
Lave music ts per1ormed dt
Margantavtlle. 2332 W Coa t
Highway Newport Beach
(949) 63 t -8220
==:.= 269 £. 17th St., Costa Mesa = ::---(949) 642-4482
AthletJc ahoea • lifestyle •pparel • perfMtMnce ftt
come to the new balance e1r@·Md·N·$il
(949) 720-1602
Best Prices -Best Service -
Best Selection
.... · s.t NO .. 1r00, M. '2·S
I can't believe ..... .
It's My Ho01e
landtcaping or rc-landsaping i.s your answer to a beautiful new look for your home.
FLOWl:RDALE can make your lanchcape drums
corM true, and incrcuc )'Out home's value. loo!
Come i.n cod.a)• and ~a che people who can
make a difference to you and your garden.
KAY MATSON, A.A.
C.c.N.P.
ludapeD r'pct
COMPlEfE UNDSCAPlNC "'YEARS EXP.I
L1"cn 'o. '<> ~U .
ANTA ANA• lBOO N. Tu•tin Aw.
(7 14) 63}-9200
COSTA MESA • .!'"00 Bnwol A' •
7 14 7S"-'661
Famous Parking
Lot Party This
Sunday, January ~7t
Drawing For $100 In
Merchanclle at 2:30!
9AM-4PM
. .
Al4 ~· Jonuorr 26, 2002
JEFF & LYLEEN
EWING
SAVE YOUR MONEY
Selling 1hc ri~hl price " an
1mponan1 liN 'lcp rn ~c11111~ a
home 'uh.I Seller' 11l1en
wonder 11 they \hould 'pend
the monc) l(lr a pmfe,"unal
appra1,JI ol their propcn)
l'lclore placmg II on the marl.ct
A prulc"1onal JJlpra1wr·,
tit11n1on ol the propcrty'l>
marl.cl 'aluc '' ha-..:<l on the
recent 'Jlc' ul "nular honie,.
01lkrcn1 Jppral'cr' could
lllmc up w 1th J11fercn1
numhcr' ben 11 Jll 111 them
J~rccJ on .1 'aluc. there '' no
i?UJrantcc that )llU \\\lUl<l
rci:cl\c thJI Jmount lor )'our
pmpcn) An altcrnatl\c 10 J
prote .. ,mnal appra ... JI "Jn u'I.
a prolc'"onul Realtor for .i
wnucn market anal)"''' ol your
propcny. Th" unuly'" will
include information ahuut
recent home 'ale~ in your
neighborhood. as well a' how
thoo,c home' compare 10 )OU"
Rcaltol"!l may pnn 1dc 1h1'
'crvu.·c w11h no charac or
ubh1at1on. II you arc ~1111
un\ure of the value of your
home. you nuiy wish 10 pay for
an appratsal
Lyleen iln<l Jeff hil\ c 2'>
COf\lJCl'Ull\C )~" of real ~late
c'pcncn~:c m 'l;ew port Bc:a.h
For protc"1ona I 'C'' ice or
ad\ICC w 11h .ill )Our real c'tatc
nccth call the E~lnp al
C'oail e"'porl Coldwell
Banker at 1949) 759-J796 ...,_
LIFETllE
llAUITEE CARPET
$19? ..
"·
Support
Our
Schools
Shop HarbOr
Blvd. of Cars
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Rh 1.l 1 ·I l ·.1r,
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t:JO' ~ 1:30 1:30 t:)O 'Sac·Strl
•ICM. ~n.IY;
I /Ill
KARAOKE
CONTINUED FROM A9
but c:en't beer tnything
being sung. •tt'l like intrud·
ing on .omeone's singing·tn·
th -shower xpeneoce, •said
cwator Irene Hofmann.
·And you watch thOM lyria
and you know, theae are the
songs th y chose.•
The lectlon ls made up
of clauic rock 'n' roll num·
bers. Including ruts by
ABBA, Madonna, the Eaglel
and Prince.
•They're like the top 10
r;ongs. the mOit famou
songs, between lhe 'SOs and
tcxlay. • Lee iajd. •When I
think about It. these pop
song are not made for one
person,butmaderormany
people. But [for tho person
singing), the songs become a
VOICE
CONTINUED FROM A9
10undtreck lo that penon"I w .• Whoever tint ca.ma up
with karaoke probably had
DO idee what-Lee WOUid do
with the COIK9pt, both philo-
IOphkally and a.rtiltically.
Not only has the Seoul·
based artist taken the fonn
and brought it into mu.eums
around the world, lbe's used
karaoke lo make statements
. about everything from th
~g• of time lo the mean-
uig of art and the notion of
havtng a private experience
m public.
•Jn concept, It's in many
directlom.· Lee'Mid, speak·
ing in Korean. "Everything
comblnes. The past and memory, nostalgaa, entertain·
ment and solitude.•
She said she chose the
fuh.µistic-Jooldng mcxlel for
the pod by researching what
people predicted future
death.
•Her best known work IS
probobly her book,• said
Ann PeUegri.nj, associate pro-
fessor of drama at UCl •she
l ler retrospective exhibit, never got to experience the
at the B all Center through success of that book, but part
March 10, gives off an of what that book was ls
exded feel. The pieces often wresWng with the quesuon
focus on the repetition of of untimeliness.•
words, how they can be The pieces in "Dream·
manipulated In meaning also speak about time and
and form, how one word can language.
mean many things, how one One work how a sen
word cdn physically become of parts, each part featunng
more word , how the sound • JUSt a word. The first says
and egments of words actu· "markings.· The second says
ally contain abstract quali-"bruise.• The third.
ll s "heartache.· The fourth.
Jn her own • Artlst's State-"black and blue• The fifth.
ment. • wntten four years "blacks and blues.· The
before her 1982 murder, Cha sl.Xth, "mark • The seventh.
sec-ys he expenenced a "dJf· "blues.·
ferent perception and onen-Each word gets its own
ldbon toward language· canvas, each canvas its own
because she learned English frame
ut a later age Mm interprets the piece
Even so, Chd wrote like this: U you're blue,
·01ctee, • a book that you're sad. She also sees a
addre sed language. unages. COMection to Afncan Amen·
ht.story and the image and can history. And there's a
role of women, whlch was discussion about the history
published a yedr before her of the blues as a musical
ORANGE
CONTINUED fROM A9
like preppmg for a soccer or
basketball game than a show •
Jenn Colella, a third-year
graduato tudent who plays
Pnnces Nmetta, SAld the
physlcahty of her role has
been on of her challeng
• 1 go from bemg an
orange to a pnncess to a
dove.• saJd Colella. • Anrue
is a master of movement. and
she's really helped me to get
mto my body and to verbal·
ize a lot of that through
movement."
Colella plays the pnncess,
the love mterest of th play, as
a Soul.hem belle, a choice that
may have been tnflu need by
her upbnngxng tn South Ca.r-
olma. Becaw.e of 1ts partly
unpl'OVl.SabOnal nature, ·Love
of Three Orang • cannot be
ptnned down to one tyle.
"The whole style that we
created is an un-style, and
there's a nulllon d.J.fferenl
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in the • *· "It'• about the future
eeen from the put. the future
U Men from the preRDt •
Lee said.
The vtdeoa were filmed
by Lee. •Amateur• shows o
drde of preteen girls frol·
iclting and d4nctng in a
rtng, and •uve Forever•
showt a lounge act in a San
Frandsco hotel bar called
the Tonga Room. The pod
showing "Amateur• offers ·
.. only love song1,.. sweet
50091. The pod showing
• Uve Forever" offers songs
about night We, such as
·oanctng Queen.• .
The person 1n the pod has
no control over which video
is played. They run continu-
ously, combirung with cWfer-
ent lyncs a the visitors pass
through.
•1b two meet and create
genre.
"That' probably one
mterpretaUon, • Min said.
Anoth r work plays wtlh
the words •another• and
"other.· as they're arranged
vertically until ·another•
reads l.tke •an other• in vary-
mg patterns of repelibon.
·1n a lot of her pieces
he's intere ted m the view·
er. the audJcnce. exploring a
lot or these words either as
fragments or repetition so
we're aware of the abstract
quality of words.· Mm said.
Another piece plays with
the word ·Amer.· It's
btched on one of the lnpes
of the Amencan flag a.nd
convey Arner' many mean-
mg :
•Amer" IS half d • Amenca. •
The word mean "bitter·
m French
The pau of words ·cl• and
"mer· means •to the sea· tn
French.
And agam an French. the
prur also sounds ltke •to
mother.·
"Maybe he's suggestmg
she's half here,· Mm said.
tyles all bwJt mto one.·
Colella said.
But all together It fonns a
play that Low said she
believ has relevance m thJ.s
post-Sept. 11 world
"It doesn't ignore the fact
that there lS evil an the world.
In fact. 1t completely
acknowledges it,• Low s~nd.
"There are some rather weird
elements that we don't try to
hide We don't try to tum tt
anto som thmg palatable.
Weird needs to be accepted ·
a part of th world.
"The play reflects We, and
We tS not alway unple or
easy.·
Daily Pilot
e compl ly dlff rent m n·
lng,• Lee Mid.
• lt'I neatly lrnpowbl lh t
two people would ¥ r co
th 5411\ teen nd th sam
t of lyn lo m t
•tt• an explor tiOn or how
up of art can hav an
impact on your posttlon in
your pnvote pace,• Hof·
mann said.
Kilown for her ooocultur-
ally contex~ works, Le '
other hows involve tech·
ruqu and imagery from
Japan anlme, totement.s
on the female body and
temaJe Identity and other
mwtimedia mstallallons lhut
combme !>dence and tech-
nology with art
"Lee Bui is deahng with
issu in a uniqu way,· ScUd
museum pok man Brian
l..dng ton ·And that' at the
heart of the uruque Mture ol
art.•
"Or makmg d sldlement thdt
the flag can repr nt muny
b11ter h1 tones and expen·
enc of the sed d d
place that parate hN lrom
her country of ongm or d sed
that was the mean by which
he crossed."
One of Cha' J><'rfOrmdnn•
piece 1s uUc>d • AveuglP
Vouc, • which lJterall) medn.,
. "blind" and ·vo1ce" in
French.
The perfonndncc, doct1·
mented m lrclmt! antJ hunq
ell the Bedll Cent r, how'
Cha bltndfolded with d 'ilnp
of cloth that reads ·vo1x •
ctnd trapped ucro ., th<>
mouth Wllh cloth thc:1t reud'>
·aveugle •
Her routmP mvolvt>d
movement and mctrupuldllon
of the cloth
"She Wd wr(J Umq with
1s ue before there wet ~v(•n
a.n drts commuruty talk.mg
about them,• PeUeqnm Mild.
"Her death 1s arre tmg for
the viewer. for the cnllc,
bccau e we're slopped m uur
tracks and we'll never know
what c;hp wouJd'vf' done •
1be evil witch Fat.I
Morpu (Carrie Baker)
cuts beJ' spell on Prince
lUtaglla (Juon pelbrtng).
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• 11 was the most unbelievable half of
basketball I 've ever been a part of.
l waa so stunned, I didn't even get
excited ... •
aob 5enwo. Costa Mes. High
boys baskett>.11 coach
Doily Pilot
IOYS IASKETUU.
Tars bully
Wolverines
Newport Harbor uses size
advantage lo pull off 62-45
inside job over Aliso Niguel.
Barry F.utkner
OAM.Y PllOT
NEWPO RT
BEACI I Som o-
t1mes. the prud nl
path 10 victory 1s
taking what the SC:OllMIB
def en'><' give you AlliO NigUel •5
But imposing one' ...._.. 62
will on ctn opponl'nl
can certainly be d lot
more fun
The Nl'wport Hdr-bor I hgh boys
bdskt•lbdll l<ldlll proved this pomt Friday
mght, u Ing a supr me phy lcal
ddvcmluge to overpower visiting Aliso
Niqu1•J. 62-45. to romdlll unbeaten Ill the
Sed Vmw League
The Sculo,... (l 7 -5. 5-0 m league),
rnnked No 9 lll CIF Southom Sect.ion
D1v1s1on II-AA. pu hed through the
Wolvenn <;' J>dCked-in zone derense 10
amct'>S 11 .,econd·hlllf layup Their
wlcrtave ctlldrk h •lped puJJ away from
ct JX''>ky AJ1'i0 -.quctd thut took the Tars
to th<' wire 10 lh<.>1r fll">t·round meeting
Jun 4
mOPBB-
JM1ulrf•~
KIM COLEMAN
5portl lcltor Roger Corlion e9A9..S7U223 • Sports Fax: 949..05().()170 Soturdoy, Jonumy 2S, 2002 8 J
COi.LEGE IASEIAll
.,Al v "'OT~ 9v .fAlf
\\p thought wl!' hdd ct hlU s12e and
'>ll'('nglh dd\·ctnldgl•, ..o ow game plan
w~ to qo 10s1dr ctJ> much as possible.·
Nl•wport Co.trh L..my Ull'St wd
Powering down deep with entry
pd'>\e., to I.ill fronthnl'r'>, a well cts
dggr«'S!ttVe dnves from the guards,
Hdrbor\ \hort-range game helped 11
UC lrvtne second baseman B.J. Eucce looks ln wonderment after a Torero ls called safe ln Friday night's game at Anteater Ballpark.
hoot nedrly 62" .. from the held (16 of
2b) dft('f lnll'ntUS'>IOn
Among the five cc ond-half field
g0d1'> that were not rnpples. only two
Cdffi(' from out.s1dt• 10 feet." 15-rooter by
Ned1m PdJ<>VIC dnd dn Enk Peterson
three-pointer
In t1U. th• Tdl"> mt1de l b lciyups to
hill! h 26 of 56 from the held f46.4°ol.
"ln the hr5t hdlf, ow MlOt.s Jusl weren't
falling.· d Htrst, whose squad led,
10-9, clft r one period. then used a 12-
2 run to rally from a 16·12 dehot. en
route to c1 25-20 halfumc edg
A one-week layoff. prompted by
Wednesddy' I gue bye. may have had
om •lhtng to do with the flrst·bdlf
'>hOOUnQ WC>e.\
Let1dmg, 30-25. with 4:3H I II tn th
third, New1>0rt na.or point guard Enc
P rrtne took ov r, sconng ven pomts
m bO oncb on lhr layms and d free
throw. to widen thr lccld
All o·\ Terrf'nc<> Gr<.>l'n dn wered
with Ix lraighl potnt.s of his own, but
I lcHbor. u ing two crowd-plea ing
dunks by b-fool·b •naor Tony Melum,
made .. ure th<>re would be no late
dramatics this tune around
M tum dttw roars rrom th home
rooters by natch.mg a rebound above
th rim and \lamnung 1t m Wtth tus nght
hand for a 43·3' edge with 14 &eronds
left in th third qWtrt r
Melum th n took an aJJey-oop pa
from P mn and, with tus back to the
bask t, rtushcd il for Cl rever dunk
j~l l 7 seconds into the final penod.
Pemne finished with a game-high
17 polnls and added uc a ts, hve
rebounds and three s1 • while M um
and P•J VIC had 12 polllts apiece.
The 6-8 Pai vtc, who dld not play
th fmt gam agctinst Al • blocked
t.h.roe hots Ill the ft.rst penod to push the
Wolvenn (3· t 8, 1-41 further outside.
He also coll ct d a le m-h1gh rune
rebound nd mad 6 of 7 fl ld1Joal
alt! mpts Ch Cameron chipped in
olno pomts. five r bounds and three
tsts. whUe P t rson hnlshed with
1ght potn .
'Eaters lose historic opener
USD's grand slam leads to
8-5 victory over UC Irvine.
Rkhllrd Dunn
ONLY Pa.OT
ANTEATER
BALLPA RK
With lhl!'
countdown lo the
h.l.stQnc hrst pitch
reaching a light
deadlme. the UC
Irvine bel eball
program wa u s.n ~ 1
off1c1ully ~ s
resurrected Fnddy
night before d
standing-room only crowd ot U>S:l
After scrambling to rompletl' 11\
new fac1hty bt-rore the ho!tl
Anteaters' edson opener ag1un t
the University of San Diego. the>
firuslung touches on the outfield wall
came about two hours berore ganw
time. ·we were l1JJ putting up th<>
yellow paddlllg on lop ol lh 11 2-foot
high) wall dnd till putting th<'
dimeo ion number up,· UC!
Athletic DU't'ctor Dan Gu nero i.cud
Many of the fans were gon by
the tun San Otego hrushcd dO a.s
\llctory ott. but they w cl long w.t of
Ursts. tncludmg UCI''> r turn to
b ebaU after th program wa
dropped because of budget cut.,
following the 1992 n.
In lb first of t}uee..giU»e •n .
USO broke it open i.n the hfth U\ll.IJlfl
on cleanup tutt r Joe Lund'!> grand
lam.
Wllh th Torero I ad1ng. 2· I,
Ben Qwnlo tarted the hflh with a
SJ.Dgle lo l It off UCI tArter Paul
French. d t>-toot-2, 215-pound 1uruor
nght·hdnder who pitched well
through four inning'>
M ake t-.kCoy. USO'!> leddofl
hlll<'f, doubled lo nght held to move
Quinto to lh1rd UCI nghl fielder
Chns Klemm mctde a divang effort at
M cCoy' bdJJ. but at bounced off his
glow•
French .,truck out lhe next tutter,
Tom C'aplc, but UCI COdch John
Savctge lht• former USC p1tctung
coach pulled his tarter after 63
pitches .snd called 10 fre hman
'>Oulhpc.lv. Glenn Swdnson to faC'l'
ll•fty JdSOll t-.1d.ndn. USO's No 3 tutter
Swdn..on walked Mandll to load
tht• bclses, then Lima crushed d 3-2
h1 .... 1btlll up the zone for lhe first home
run di Anteater BaUpark
USO scored twice more m the
Utth to tctkc> ctn S. l lead, then lrvme
rdmt• bdrk with throe in the bottom
of th<> !Ming when Tor<.>ro rell ver
C'hdd Cumnunq tut two batters d.nd
Wcllk«.'d dnother .
F.icmg rt'hever Mike Koehler.
UCI''> No q hiller, Daniel
t-.hrctmontes, w.iJked with the ~
kldd<'<i forcm<1 homt> Elliot SciJcedo.
An out ldter Effren 1're10 doubled'
homl' two rum. the hl"\I RBI h1l for
UCI di 111' riew tldllpc.lrk
UCI '>COrt-d its first run m th
fourth mmng. wh n teve Guth n
\\diked, the fu"itt of thr ?i.' '>lra1ght
hct ., on b..111 by U D lMl r Ricky
R.trr •ti. who well chib<"Cl dll •r 60
pitch dnd 3 '/3 ummg
With the full and nobody
out. UCI' Jaune Mart.LO /. truck
out looking ag;un l Barr u. then
Gulhcn ~red on a lie.Id r' choice
M 8 .J. Eucc-e beat out a po 1bl
doubt -play ball.
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HIGH SOIOOl GIRLS WATD POLO HAPPY mrrHDAY
Knights reign supreme in Ifa1rs' ·waters ·
Newport Harbor makes too many mistakes, including
20 turnovers, and loses to
Foothill's celebrated Knights. r,
Stiw9Virgen
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BEACH -Playing
against tbe Footblll
I Ugh girls water polo
team 1S hke wallung a
lightrop One fal~e
move and you're done
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Juruor 1\nn1•· \\111ht '-'"OrL'CI 20 i.ccond'
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""""""'" 7 '° p "' Collet~ -c..I Pott S... wit Ot""'9 •• IJ( ..., • .._ 1 pm. to. Newport Harbor Foothill
1>quad fell from the s.Mers
9
l · Newport'• J ellftll Mmpby tights off defender In front of the Foothill goal.
If you look on (lcJpt•f lhP\ rift• thl'
'>CdtH'\I l1 •dm IH·c-dll'>" th•·~ pl.i" well
IO<(f'tlll'r .~ .. ti lt•1lfll roolhall ( Odl h Dt1\ ,.
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lh••1t· 111 "\.int.1 Hctrl>dr.1
el V'°")....0 Unn4<\lt•, 5 )()pm
H'9f' w.hooi 9n ~·-.. . WU'e early. taking ju t ....._ ____ -'
two shob LI\ the first quarter, wlule g1ving
up three goali to lhe vas1ttng Knights.
who soundly deJeated lhe Sailors. 9·3,
m a nonlt>ague game Fnday
undeluted by sconng two goals Ill each
of the remaining three quarters
With Its balanced a ttack are the
Krughts ('llpabl of bemg beaten?
"Not by us.· Barn ti ~dtd "Their
passi.ng was ~uperb and their effort was
great. We obviously didn't even come
clo e to matching them They're an
awtully good tf'am Thelr ball handhng
wd.S incredible out there I told lhe girls
at the end of the hr>t quarter that the
cWfecence was we were not pressmg We
were aUowmg them lo get the ball into the
strike ion<> very easily dOd lhen we were
not workmg lhe bdlJ mlo the stnkc 7.one
at lhe other end •
Foothill'<, dl'fen'.i•· nl•\·l•r dllowcd
Newport to hnd 1l\ rhythm in d b1CJ tJ.imc·
lhcit brought oul "'JC h onlook''" ct'>
Newport WdtN PQIO\ luundanq lcJth• ·r
Ted N wland
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COi. ~l~ot Mt\~
•1 tl<ir.-""'N• .. a. ~ 6om
Foothill (17-0), the two-tunedefendlllg
<.:"IF Southern Section Oiv1S1on I
chc1mpion, dli.played at tradem ark
ulfocaung defen c and added d
relenll allack to proV!de a dtff~rent
~tory from the 5._. victory It scored against
Newport m the nuhnaJs of the Santd
Barbara Toumam nt Jan t 2
The only thing sunildf to that mdtchup
was the Krughts opened again Wllh t1 J.
O lust-quarter 1,ad And th y remctmed
Junior Jennet ~ 1urphy llld<h• qoo•l 11n
dn outs1d h<Jt Imm rtlJo111 IO nu 1t·1" cml
to bnng Ult> Sculor. t1 4·5111n .. ,lhtn 'l· 1 bul
Wllh two ~oncl .. lf'll an lhl' hf'>I httll lhl•
goal h<lfdly CfdV(' Nc•w po rt ctny
momentum
The Kruqht., rdnq up .i 7· 1 ll't1cl "11h
J · 1 J left m the· ttmd p1•nod. ,JftPr .,< <m nc1
two goob an u 1tl·'4.•cond 'l><tn
Tht• ScttJor. th•• lct.,I 1c•ctm tci "m lhc
\IF Dl\'l'>IOn I tlllf• belon• roolh1ll l>e'<fdO
NO!WGUI
Foon.u 9, ~HA-.. l
footfl llll 9
N-s>Ot1 HMbot 0 I I I J
'-'hill 0om If" t ) H<tyf'\ i IC;r~ l (.itrd I
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Newpcwt .._._. M.>tphy I &.!OM\ I W.qt>t 1
~ Grock1~
HOJt• Kl"lorJI 9 11\ (dfl~ •1 Coron.
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coo.q.,._ ~'1M•IVC """ntt.
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BRIEFLY
Slammers come on strong
The Newport Beach SldJTlmert lliJ
girls und •r· 1 O ..occer ledm took '• •
h rst plctce ctl the Sdn Bemctrdtno • -
CellJc Cup Tournament
The SldDlmen battled to ct J.J lJe Wlth lh"
Sdn Diego Surf White in lhe champ1on.stup
qame dOd came away w1th ct Victory ctlter
<'dgmg Sdn Diego by on goal tn penalty lu<"ks
In qucthfymg gcsmes. the Slammer defedt('(f
the Surf While. 2· I . shut out lhe Wt>Stside
Breakers. 5·0, and bedt AnenoJ FC J. t
Zoe Dickson was named the toumdment'~
Most Vdluable Player She wdS Joined on the
Slammer offense by Gabriella 'noton, Abbey
Georglan.nt and Danielle Wisniewski
Also contnbutm9 to lhe team's effort were
Cyntbla BuJ, 1WJ Fournier, GlllWl Hogan,
tephuJe Horwitz. ArleUe Lyucek and Taylor
Nicolosi. Kate Baldonl was solJd in lhe net
The Slammers advance to the Stdte Cup.
wtuch d temun the Cahforma i.tate
champions in different age groups
Tars need baseball coaches
Newport H.ubo< ll>gb baseboll ~ I "" I loolong for a head coach to lead the (""""'
Sailor • freshmen quad and '-
ds a.stant coacl1 for all I vels
For more mlonnation. caJJ NPwport Head
\0ctch Joel Oesgwn at (949) 760-JJqg
CdM tops Newport. 10-4
Austin Cbue M"ored lour gOdl!>
dnd hdd two asstsl.5 to lead the
Corond dPI Mar I hgh club roUC'r
hockey team lo d J0-4 V\ctory ovN
r-;(•Wpor1 I larbor di the GrN1ky C'Pnter in kvtnt'
Tuesddy
Harbor'' Calvin Anderson opem.><.J the 4t1nw
Wllh an un.i tsted 90ctl. but CdM'" David
Bolton took d J>tlS" lrom C h.ise ctnd hot lht•
puck tnlo the net lo t1P tht' ..core. 1·1
Harbor recdpturcd the ledd on d '>CramblP tn
front of the net lh1d allowed Vincent Mungo to
Jdm the puck under thC' gOdltender dnd .. cor«'
Adun ~·!>Cored c1 g0c1l with dn d..Sl'lt
from Blake Smith 10 keep Corona dc>I Mctr an
the game
In the econd penod. Munqo tn1c k d<Jdan
walh ct goal to pull Harbor tthedd, J-2. but < ·haw
'i('()red to knot lhe score
Corona del Mar took lhc> lc~dd when C hdw
<>cored off d pd.S from Bldkt• math <,('(,'()Om
before tame exptred tn thl' ~nd penod
Fr~e had a hat tnck dnd two d • ll>ls,
including two Uurd·penod breakaway' 81dke
Smtth had a gOdJ ctnd C.u y Iruth notch1>d h
hrst potnfs of th ason, sconng C'dM's hndl
(WO QOdls
Munqo and KelJy led I ldrbor offens1vt'ly,
W\lh Ale"X Whit let. adding ct tturd·J>l'nod
unas tsled goaJ Coronet del M.u took :Jt> -.huts
on go.\! whale Nt-wport l larbor hctrl 28
OF SOUTHERN SECTION NOTES
• A proposal that would have allowed schools to
play a maximum of 30 basebcill games per · son.
up from the current 28·game limit, WdS soundJy
defealed at Thu~day'1 CIF Soulhem S ctaon
roWlCll meeting at The Grand an Long Beach
• CIF'Comniisstoncr Jl.tll Staunton also announced
he would favor dlsconlanumg the mdusion of
rndJVlduaJ records In te.sm ports m the sectJOn's
ofhdal record book, citing recent instance m
TORY
CONTINUED FROM 81
She &1so scored the lone
goal m a nonlcNlgue V'lclory
ovetr Back Bay nv&I Corona
del Mu (Dec. 5) and IS,
admittedly. enjoying ber finest
oU nsave MUOO wUh bve
goals.
•I K"Ored m goals last
you. but most ol lb m w re n
I.he preteuon.• Manch ter
aa.d. •0ur coach (Juon
Sonell) wants me to take
more sboll out5ide th.is year
~being agg ve in th
box ho been • big part ol our
game. Alter you get • cou~
goels. you lt&rt to look mOfe
for tc:Oring opporturuU..
lnstead ol letting..tbem come
to you.·
But ~helter'• contribution to the Sa1Jon
(9-6-3, 1· 1·2 in lelgue), ranked No e ln CJP
Southern ~ Otvtt:lon u. tramcends tt'Oring
lkWI
•Mont than her 1K'011D9, lhe't JUIC IMding by
eumpAe. • ~ taid: •She'• woc1d.nQ a.t.remefy
hard and II always 'f«Y ~t wttb bes
.acrt. She " very coauu•.ct and dediaMd to the~ and lhct ha ........... amount°'
.,...,.. for u. She UC> -• huge m.u. to win.
wldch a ... ...., wben we pllry 1M119
........... iD p*1k'e Sbe'I ..... trying'°
wtn.• ~uc1.,--a..w~
Mind' 1tk ~a i*'C 11• al dub
pcogc• ......... to 1* c..-lfMMle@ Wtlb
tM ~·beMdSule Alllll ...._a. st. II .a. llillyfag OD tbe ... llkl'* m CaNatlM ~=~=\:r~a:.:= .... wa ' •• llns'-,...,_. .. ••N••• Ml sh 1dt1tlf°•W.. .. ll ........ ,,_,,_
A ..... 1•0101-1 -... tutti•• me 111 .. ._. wwti•• •.:a; ,_.._._. .... _. ........................ ................ . >•• ........ t • .., .....
wtuch star playen hdvi.' tw<>n enc-ouraqed to sel
record an lopsided v\ctones Stdunton !><.Ud such
prdctlCf' conlrdd1cb lhe .,{'Ctton\ (•mphd I!> on
port man rup
• A proposal to add a axlh d1ru1on an girl wdtcr
polo was also pr nted It will Ix> votC'd upon
March 14
-by kny Faulkner
and/or condalJontng out.side ol
lhe h1gh school dSOn. ha~
also put a stram on her soeial
cal ndar
But, taymg focu~ on
&ehool (a 4 J grad ·potnt
averaq I. and soccer. twve
produet'd rewctrds. mcluding
a future at Brown Umv aty,
where he will comb10
acad nu and ath.leba m
wbctt b t rmed 0 th m I
wondetrtul p c l'v evt'!r
been
·rve tned to ocr~~
<hsciptined about
w1d Manch t r, who
acknowlC'dg Meri.11 mad
in Olh r ar ol hel' We. but
hdl no regr •Soc«!r h
always n • no-brain t lor
rne I Wok tMick. my
~ expcn n have n
to mu<;h mo worthwhll •
Manch r laid t\et ODP
apenenat is ooe she will connnue to Mvor.
•Making ttUt (OOP) t m th belt thlng
lhlt ever happeMd to me tn my Ul , • shfl MJd
• 1t'1 the belt tMal ani:t II hM tfflly helped mo
with ~ and the r«:n.uting PJOt'e9 •
~r MM! the recent reg10Mt
tournament U\ Lu Vegat w .. phytkelly tryin • ...,.a.ny !ight in the m.idd oC lwr Newport
H&tbar IMaOfl
•tt 19 • ic.. taiaetimel. but I ju.t d8I wath U •
11'1 -.ch • privUege to go °" ... tr• trip wtth OOP. ...... .
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wta .... ......, of belll ln tbe *· botb ..
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.ind Nt•wp orl C'utt't Tlw
proqrum a...111i.•n 111 r haltlrt•n who
will Ix • no youncwr tht1n h c1ntl no
older th.in IH by July .1 1. 2001
Tht• H'<Jt'>tr.1llun If'(•" $.50 pt•r
rhild fur thuw who ploy1~J ..o<rt>r
dunnq th1• lt1ll lOOI w t1-.<m Nt•w
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~t•cpon 'i7 1.i,1 1.111 will IW
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Flctltloua BU91MN
NMM Statement
The followf~ penons .,. dolnQ ~ ..
A I N uV1tw
Optomecric Cenltr 8 I
"'ww len1ou1po11 c:om 2200 HtltlOf 8MI ~
0· I .tO, eo.tA Mete CA
9l627
Shu Op1ometr1t
Corp tCAJ 14 0111
\ltntu•• Irvine CA
92808
Thoe bu-. 1t c:on
OuC:l«I by • OQIPOfllllOrl Heve you tlarttd
dolnQ ~ yet? No S'n.. Oo1omt1r1c
C0t0
Jll('ll t Shft 00
CEO
Thoe IUletnenl Wll
ffleel wtth Int County
Clelil ol Onlnge ~ on 12/12/2001
200t ..... U
~ Jll'I S, 12 19 ~ 51103'
tlGH SOIOOl IOYS IASIDllLl
MESA IN OT!
· Conte's 39, Vak:ill' 29
help Mustang erase
26-point halftime deficit
COSTA MESA -Cost.JM
I ligh niors Oovld Conte Cjnd
Chud Vukill comhln d for 53
point dftc-r haUtlm to hf•lp the
host Mu lung!I turn d 48-22
h111fljmr deflr lt rnlo "n 88·85
Pttdlir Coast Leuyut• boy
bdskt'tball victory an ovNttme>
Friday niqhl. ·
"ll w~ I.be! lllO"t unbclit•vuble
httlf nf IMSk tba.U l'vr ever bt.'CJl
ct p cHI of,• Me~u t°Od<'h. Bob
~rven i;aad of the romelklrk,
whach culnunated m overtune,
t1llt•1 thrN~ ul hi-. !>larwr. hucl
touJ1..'<.I oul ·1 WdS so stunnl-'d, I
d1dn'I t.-ven get exoted •
C'onte. who h.td rune ro•nl'>
1at huUlame, rinhhe<I walh J'l.
m<1udtng 15 ol 15 f ouhhot.s oJtc>r
the> br&ik Faw of Uw laltt•r C"dlll(•
in ontt Sl•qtwnrt• dl h •r d Una
pl.tyer routed rum tx•yond the
thn>f'·potnl Une, then received d
IC'C hnKdl foul The llv<> lrt•1•
throws put MC'>d up, 74-?'l. wiUl
1ahoul d manulc rttmnUltng. Aftc>r
t1 Ddn Tuhn hd'lkel upped lhf'
IPt1tl to three, Um hal thrct• free
throw., to -.1•nd 11 anto uv<>rtune
l\ll''-d -.rorod the fir I lave
point.., nl OT ttnrt nevPr lookt•d
b.ic k VdkJla lanl\hNt with 29
JX>tnl!>, wtule Nolclll C 'ldfk dddl'd
I I lor lhl! wmner..
"C'unte dnd Vukall WNt•
c1wc>'>41m<> an the '>{'('oml hdll, •
Una C .,,.Kh ~ hkt• DmnPt•n ~ad
CO TA
MESA -Th
I! ton c:I •
I llgb boy•
biUk 4.'lboll
ledm w•n
ouuc-o rcd
21-t an tht>
-. o c " n d HontMood M
<1uorter a nd .._ •5
ncw t•r r{•c-011-
er d 1n e1 69-4.S Pdctflc Coa't
LNH)U<' lo ., to the vi lting
Tlml>C!rwolv Friddy.
•naor F nwnd.o M4kJon11do
cmd junior Lick Novctk led th
l!d<i l (II· II, 2 .... tn the "LJ
Wltll t l JJOllllS dd'l, While JUOIOf"
Lewi Brttd'ihuw scored nine
und grcJbbed 10 r bounds
Northwood, th<' PadUc Coast
Ll'.iqut•'i. larst-place qumtet,.
1mprov !<1 to 18·3, b-0.
Tht> l!uyle return to J>('L
t1ct1on Wc;dne!.ddy at 7 p.ni .
pltty111q di C orond d •I Mdr.
MfKCOASJUMM
NolmtWOOO '" EswmA 45 SC...~~
Not1hwobd 17 21 19 12 69
htMldA 12 I II 21 •S
North" oa d Ttf ty 1 5, s.nctwr 7,
Sunon 7, l.ucM 2, "KJ>ln •• Balley 9.
LH 2. ICrlti.l~I l, Oelbng l, Gr-v 10,
R Selw.ty II
J pt goak Gt.y 2. s.nchez 1.
Sv\'IOn I, 1Ct.tocbk1 1
fout.d out none
T~~
~ ~ 11, lf4'd\tww9,
UndqulSl 7, c.cnoc.t O. II.ides 0,
"'*),Nov .. 11, P1nto" Snell 0
) pt goaA ~ldoNdo ), ~ '· Nov~ I
fQIMcl °"' . Uni:lqu.i
T~·-
COLLEGE BRIEFS
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eo e-
• p t II.,,,,.,,_... 45
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W L
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tt1 ; ,......,.ovin.
't\b>dbl9 • lJ9A\I Hll
age Hill sufYers
83-20 reversal
DOWNEY -Tiw 9<' I hll
I ugh boy!> baskctb.lU team dug
1ru>lf a 43-13 hctUlim hot.-and
rould not cmwl out. IO!lmg, 83·
20, to Ac.id my L ilQu«' ho t
t:11lvdry Cht1pel of ()owncy
Fnday mqht
Mlk1• r1tzhu9h lt•d the
ughtrung w ath 11 point ..
ACAMTUAM
CM¥MY Ow& DuMllT IJ
SMI Hiiu. 20
S-..llly~
SllQi Hill 7 6 • ) 20 CAivaty Ch DowMy 19 2) 27 14 ll
S..,. tM Br-I, Wilkim 0,
Wlllllll'tl 0. Fltthugh 11, Cho 3,
~f I, SwM\lobtl .. Lopef 0
Fr.-dtl<ht 0, CochrJll 0
l·pt.~ none
Fou.led out -c.1¥ary 0-... ~ SfU.e I
Helldtnon ), Orl1don 2t, l.tmes S. Ot l , ~ J. M11ty 11. Undtom t
11.ndefhom .. Gt.tt• 9, Jonmon '
3 Qt gcMlh Or!Kton I I-*" I
Milty I, Gt.c. 3
Fouled out nont
llGH SOIOOl IOYS SOCCD
Tars poSt 1-0 Sea View victory
wport Harbor H)gh alpbom<.we WW C\,IUDo9n KVfed nUdway
lhtough u-MCOnd ball lo be-Ip provide tho S&OOn • 1-0 a Vi w
LMqu4t bays toCtW vlClory 6v r Vlallll'O Ahlo Nlgvel Fn<Uy
mor JO'l\Uil Butman led on tho go.I forlheSailon (7..0·2. 3.
2 tn league), \llo'bo movt'll up to aiecund plaa ln the Vi w. Newpon
IOPhomor goa.lkeeper HH:tOr Campos l"K'Ordetd two uves th
Sailon outllJot tho Wol • to-J.
Mustangs remain in first lo PCL till race
Th COllAI MeA High boyt i()('('Qf" teom ~~ f~r goal.9 In the fin.I
haU an wee In the fl04140 ml.nult."\ tu poil o 7-2 Pdaffr Co.J I I.Hum•
v'<.10ry uvf'r visltmq Uruverslty Frid,oy.
'The Mustdng (11-3·1, S-0-1 LO league) roro&lntld In Um plea> m Uv·
P(."L •Noni Eh Sol.II. Miko CatdJnor, &Uy Lund c.u\d Irwin S4l4s olony
with fre'lhmo.n Alfonso Pineda .cored on 1 gCM1l cb C05lll M al..n
pa kN.1 up two own gaols 1n lbo ltrst bell cn>d.lted to C.Srttln r ond
nior Bn~n ZlntJ.
Artists claim 4-1 wtn over Corona d I Mar
CoroM d I Mar I IJgh's boys soet."C!f lNOl was outlC"'Ored. 3-0. an th•·
fmoJ SO nunu and lost. 4· 1. to PcK'lhc· COMt LNgue host LAKJUJ\d lll'df h
rnday
CdM 'JOphomore Da.nny Whitaker cored alter a C'ro from
sophomor Chm R.l.ngmom to ue th game. 1 ·I. with 10 mlnut It II
m th first hall. The Se.i Kl.ogs fell tu 5·8·3, 2· 'i-1 l.n th JI< ·1... whtl•• th"
AIUSU 1mproved to 7-7 ·2, 4-1 ·I
ortbwoocrs second half too much. 5-1
!!Manno I iit.Jh's boys §()C('{'f' team d.ropJled d >I POC\lic Coo t l..Nqu1 •
c.k'C'JSIOO to Visiting Northwood frtday alter a I· 1 hdlJUm llt' thunk!> lo
N1kolttl Ouudlchenko' go.JI ~htnClCl tell to 4-11, I ·S an th4! PC I
Northwood improved to 3· 1 ·2 m I tllgu play
age Hill blanks Brethren Christian. 1-0
Fn·~hman goalkl"t?pN 'Jn>vor Grdnuer edmed hJi hrst '>h11tou1 dllll
Cesar Ama<Jll scored the g11me'i. only goill a VI tt.ing St19c> Hilt I lt11h
eam NI t1 1-0 Academy Lea<111 • hciys M.Kter wtn over Brt'thren C 'hnslt.tn
rnclcty
AmtltJtl rolJcd d sho4 mto the near C't1mer of the nN to llnL-.h dll ,,..,.., •
Imm Juhan Sm1lh·Nt•wm11n lo h Ip lh ughtnang (b·4· I. 1-2· I Ill
ll'lltJU('I i.olldlfy 1~ gnp on thucl pl11ce Urethr; •n lf'll l o i-8· l , U-4 ·I
COMMUNITY COWGE BASKETBALL
Double doom for Orange Coast hoops
< ·u~TA ~ 1ESA -The Oran<Jt.' C"oust CoUcg wom n\ l><i!.ketb11ll
tl•dm ,.., hni.ng ats gnp on ont> of lop Uuee spots In th(• Orunq•
Empm• ConlNenn• clJl<'f Ii 58-53 10\!o to vtstunq R1vt>r'i1de Fnddy
ThP O<"C ml'n a~ lost to the liger,, 78-69
Anteaters put aWay UCSD in three
The~ women's dt>flUS(> WdS th tr:ut•· .. '>hoollnc1 frum tht• lu•lct-
• (lh of 57) ·1nciudmg 12"., from three·poanl ldnd 12 ol 17) Thi•
l'ar.1te.., ( 11~7. J-J m the OE(") hc1d' JU'tt on P pldyt•r S< urt• In clouhlt·
llCJUn">. lr<'Shmun CdnciJrn QulfOL. who hctd 11 Tht• ligei; t I l • 1 J.
1·41 weren't that much hettl'r. hooting 401'0 lrom lht• fa •Id 120 of SCll
dnd lc•dtlmg only 31 ·29 at bnlftune UC lrvtnl!'s Jim-~
rny PP I.tel led t11l f,.., .> 1
playt•r. Wlth 11 lull~ • /I:: I
os the Antetttl'rs
'wt•pt UC St1n 011.'qo. 1·11 Ill c1
Mountain PiK'llK Sports r eck•rntwn
men'l> voUcybWJ match Fnddy mght
in Cr.iwlurd I ldll.
Pt?lwl wu.s the <?nly pldyt•r to
r1'<'"0rd cloul)l(.'-<!Jyat kllb und nc:kletl
hve dtqs 111 the J0.18. J0-14. J0.2J
dC'0.5)00.
Spencer Bellmll\ hod nine ~.
and Erick I leleruh hOO eight lulls.
B J FeU had a match·tugh S<•ven
dlqs
The Paghth·ranked Anle11ten.
unproved to l-:t, I ·2 ln the> MrsF
UC Sct.n ~ ldlls to0-4, 0·1 ui
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UC1 hoe.ts Peppt>rchne toruqhl tll
7 di the ~e sate
'Eaters sweep foe
UC INlll6'1i men' ~ dnd wom ~n·11 teams 1""""'-
wer<' 160·83 and ....
144·85 winnors ~t
Cal State NOl'thndg Friday in Rig
West Conference> 'iWlmming
S hclrlSSt! Bldu wa a dmthlt.•
WIM('T, ldkmg the 5().yard freestyle
an 24 27 and th~ I 00 an s:1 I .S
Gonny Sh.lmura, Kl'Vtn 015on.
Alhlu Szllagi and Amr Huem
won yoin<J away an the operung
vtmt. th 400 medl y relay in
J.32 89 to •I the pace ror the
men's lN.m 01.on (1 56 3J In the
.!00 butterfly), Stald<Jt 11 57 26 an
the 200 1ndtv1dual medley),
Shamurd (I .Sb b<t In lhe 200
lld<'kW"Oke} wept to victor1 tn
the and.Jv1duaJ evt>n~
Lions swe p p(tk
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M.irk Meyen.. w ho !>Cored 18 poan~. wht.le Ir shmon point qu<1rtl
Sh phnn Sed.lei. ltn~hed with 13 1:>0anlS and sophomon:• yuard Ryun
We~tcr added 10. The Tiger~ 120-5, 5· I} h.id four play(•r.. po't
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