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SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COt-AMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 1UESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2002
New charges against child -Inolester
•Cary Jay Smith caused
an uproar in Me a North in
1999 when letters he wrote
about a boy were found.
Dffpa lh••th
D AILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -A conVlcted
chtld molester who hdS been locked
up for three years m d state psychi·
dtnc hosp1ttll lor wnt.mg d mister
letter fantdswng ubout rdpmg and
lulling a boy hai. be<•n chcHged w1th
\
molest.mg anothP.r boy hve years
ago. official Stlld
The Orange C'ounty dt tnrt clttor·
ney charged Criry Jdy Smith, 4 t.
Wlth pertomung lewd dcti. on d Co •
ta Mesa duld betw('(ln S<•ptember
1996 dnd Mdrch 1997
The boy was younger them 14
years old dl the unw and cdffi • for-
ward Wlth the C'ompl.imt yeur.. luter,
~Jd Deput) Dist Atty Beth CO'>tel·
lo, who is prosl~utmg the c dM'
OfhC'l<ili. Sdld South. ct Sc.into Anct
reside nt di the tJtne, b<•fnend<>d the
boy m his Costa MeSd ne1qhborhood
The C'dSe unfolded wh(•n c1 pn·
Vdte mve tJgdtor befnendcd Srrulh
dunng hJs tJtne di Patton State Hos·
p1ttll, chununq hf' wdnted to wnte d
book. olf1c1tll 'Kl1d
Dunng interview .. with the mv •
tJgator Sm1th divulged tnJormatJon
lhcll pomt ~ in the dJr..roon or tht>
v1ctun The Cd!>f> WdS mveslJgdtE"d
by Co">td Mesci police
Smith hct' b<•t•n c-hdrgf>d \\-1th 22
counts ol rhtld mok..,tc.111on Rut thclt
could mrlud•• t1 \<1flet~ of\ex dcts
thdt hc.1vt> not ht>t•n !.peohed. co .. trl·
lo ~ud
If conv1c t<'d of t1ll c hdrgc._, Smith
could l<1< •· up to 50 y1•<1fl> in pn!>on
Sm1th\ ml•ntdl 1llnc s. however
w1U plc.1y d 'ICJnthc.snt rot• an thP tn·
c.11. Ca..tc•Uo '>«Id
"Tbt> 1 .. suc• " wheth('r h • 1i. r.om·
p<>tcnt to .,ldnd tndl, • she scud
A hCdring will likely follow alter
Snuth' cl1Tcll<J1UTl<'nl fc•b t I. whc•n the
rou.rt could h<'ill' t tlmOny from doc·
tor. ttnd IX)C'hJ.dtn."~ Costello Sc.Ud
()m1th was ddm1tted to Pdtton m
I <J<JQ clltt•r hb wth • lound u IPltt>r
wntwn b-y h1rn thdt cit>-.< n twd an
luncl <h•tu1l .,..xuc.11 c.1c-t-. thc.11 ht• wdnt·
t'<l to J'4•rfom1 on d 7 -y.-dr·old Co,ld
f\ ll''d ho}
Snuth hv1•cl in Sc.1ntu Anu hut r£•g ·
uJarl) n"ted hi'-pdn nh wh11 hv<!d
nt>dI Puulunnu Elt•mt ntor~ Sc hoot.
TbP nt•W!. <>I !hi' INll·r, dU~·d dn
uprodr in th•• !\lo·'n ~onh n••1yhbor·
hood whf'fl• h.-h\:1~J . me ludmg lrom
lhf' boy' JkHl'Ol • thl• \'Ofj1'
Thi'\ h<t\ I' lwf'n lr1hll\ inq !.IOr~ tu
pdl>S lt~Jl'lullon th<1I \\011ld c1Uow
child mult•,fl•r., to he pl11r 1 'fl on hi~·
lune pdroh·
Tht'\ hr1\1•n'1 1,.•1•n .. ur < ,., .. 1ul
But m•wo, ol ltlt' 111•\\ r h<tr!I''' !\Ion·
dd) I dffil• ct!> cl plt•ct'<IOI 'Hrpn,t• to
Lynn \ 11(Jt
SEE MOLESTER PAGE 3
Greenlight
backers f rre
off charges
• 'low-gro\\ ther~ 'd~ d city
comrruttee ts btd<:ted dgdJn l
them dfld mdy, Ul fdct, be tlk~al .
!lG v
J•mes Meier
DA LV Pi.OT
"IE\\. PORT BEA< l I r-, hu h hk ..
c omPd1dn Roclne~ Ocrnqerllt>lcl nwm·
hers ol the GrP •nltght qroup Ml' rl<Jdln
cl<11mmg th(>} gt•l no resp<•< t
Gre>enllghte~ hd\'t! ctlr(•dcl\ -.<11<1
th •y'rt> underrepresc•nted on 11 nmurutlt"t'
dP.Stgned 1'l Upddte th > Cl"\ ~Wnt'Idl pldll
-the CTUOd.l bwlding gutclt> I.hilt \\ill
wqult1te the oty" futuro dl•\: t>lopm nt
And on !\tondav, th •y """"' u letter to
the City Council '>dying thdt an ctpphC'd·
Uon lor dn dd\·1 ... or. rumm1ttp1• reldtmg
SEE GREENLIGHT PAGE 3
Mu Higbee, 4, whose family belongs to the Church of J us Chrt t of Latter-day Saints, seems to mimic with a Uck the hape
of a crane erected to show re ldents the height of a proposed 124-foot teeple and building propo ed for BonJta Canyon Drive.
Shooting in
Costa Mesa
leaves 1 hurt
Craning to see the future • Police are continumg the
mvestlgabon mto the aturday
rughl mcident
Mormon Church officials unveil the stand-in for a proposed tempi st plE> DfflN lharath
OMY PllOT
Young Chang
0 AllY f>JlOT
L ooking up at a dtrty·y Uow crane ur·
rounded by 8 S acr of barren land,
Weath rford Cla)'ton inhaled before
exclaiming the ight w beaublul
•t don't the crane,· he said ·rm see·
ing the top of the l pie. the lightJng ....
It'll odd such an th tea.I, puitual f ling
h te.
Cloyton, pr 1d nt of th N wport·Me a
chdpter of the Church of Jt> u" Chri t of Lal·
t(?r-day Sclu\ . was accom1>dmed by church
members and workm n f\tonddy dunng the
crane' hrst hour on 2300 Borutd C cinyon
Dnve.
Plann rs of a Monnon temple. to oo bulJt
on the lot. parked the crctn~ thf're to unu·
late th effect of a pro~ l l 4·foot st pie
and building. Th tow nng pa e to the tern·
pl has gam red both dwe and complamts
from n rby Bonita Canyon r 1d nb
•it' th ntJtur of M Y pro1ect of lhi
und ~tc.md ther ~·u
d t mpl ~around
even h.igh r than
124-foot r hdv
CO TA ~IE~A -A 20·\' 41-old
man '-"d hot m the neck
rught after three m n baf
apartm nt ofhciAls d
Police ar not r l mg th nam of
th vtctun •bee a h I ars lor his
saf ty• and also be<'au ol an ongomg
uw llgation, d C ta M Poli
Lt Dale Buney
Th mMw ta.k ntoW t mM •
1cal C nter an ·anta Ana on , turday,
SEE SHOOTING MGE •
Fear wasn't in Tagg Atwood~ vocabulary 11111
With a r ce "ot 1oonung m th
not·loo-distant fut~. the 1nan who
had rue u.nd r art t pUlled ou& •
whistle, b&ew a mighty bWt nd
~ted, • [)eput}' .I heritf, nobod
move!• The ·'fu&n boPl>('d beCJC ln
ltMir car and took Off. All the gu)
fighting Tigg quit. and T-ao ood
ttMn with an ape..-.. ol Pure
frultration on hil fec:e.
WM• MppeMd ao "*'wen. he
di9d of CUC*, but j\111 blilore he
d6ed. I rilMed him and eUed a lim· ,.. ....-. ·nm .... you .ver ..,... .... .......a ..... wrd ............ r .... ,.,...bla.
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2 Tuesday, Jonuory 29. 2002
Kicls T•lk BACK
Ready
for a
super
Sunday
The Daily Pilot
visited Costa Mesa
High School to ask
high school juniors.
'What arP yo u
doing on Super
Bowl Sunday?'
'Sit down and
watch rt while
having lunch
We'll have 1t
at my house
and have
people over '
DANIEL
COWN. 16,
Costa Mesa
'Not watching
1t. Me and my
friends Wiii be
renting chide
flicks and
pa1nt1ng our
nails. anything
that doesn't
involve foot·
ball.'
'Watth It With
friends at my
house and
order some
pizza.'
CYNTHIA
LAGUNA. 16,
Costa Mesa
'Be at home
with my fame·
ly watching 1t
and maybe
have a little
party.'
TYLER
WALDROH.
16,
Costa M~
MARY OtCSSMAR. 16,
Costa Mesa
'Hanging out
with my fami-
ly and watth·
1ng rt with
food. tt•s a
party thing
The~ part
are the com-
mercials I'll
start watching rt but won't
watdl 1t all the way through.'
ANDMW uaow. 1 s.
Costa Mesa
-1m.nn.ws and photos
a>mpUed by Bryce Alderton
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llllflY II llUCAftOI
Spring enrollment up 6.1%
at Orange CoMt College
Orange COPt College spring mester
d.aan opened Monday wtth e 6.1 %
lncreue Ill enrollment.
<Sey IPt spring. ·
Students alto appear to be eruolllng l.n
t>Mvier d4D loads tor the spring seme1ter,
sald Nancy Kidd r, adminiltratlve dean or
edmilSions a.nd records. Enrollment is up
ln toW sem ti r hours taken by 13.9 •
Kidder sa.KI . Tbe coDege had 23,252 tildefits regll·
tentd for dauel when the 1prtng temeSter
began Monday moming, compared "".ith
an enrollment figure of 21,914 for opening
OCC b xpected to enroll more than
27,000 tudents by th tune the m ter
condudes in May.
Daily Pilot
IN Tiii CWSIOOM
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G-lG ~RY DAILY l'l.01
With help from parent volunteer Hermie Sondel, freshman Meghan cameroQ. 14, leams the fiDeT polnts of properly
dipping a trawberry ln chocolate during Janet Dukes' beglnnlng food and nutrition cl at Newport Harbor High.
A tasty education
Deirdre Newman
DAILY PILOT
A s fresl\Fan Meghan
Came9Q delicately dJpped
a tra'Mbeny mto chocolAte
lllld tWU'led it around, •oohs· and
"aaahs" emanated through the
classroom
Meghctn, a student tn J411et
Dukes' beg1nnlng foods das at
Newport Hatbor High School. was
demonstrating how to make choco-
late-covered strawbem dunng a
lesson on chocolate bask ts.
Dukes' beginning food das stu-
dents were elbow-deep in white
Md dark chocolate a part of their
end-of -the.quarter project
Although th baskets lookf'd like
someUung on1y Martha Stewart
could handle. the recipe was actu-
4.lly not that complex. Duke said.
• 1 really lake when th y can
learn something that looks dJJh·
cult,· Dukes wd. "So many tu·
dents have made these for all
kinds of (occasions).·
The baskets make great gl.fts for
ho!Jdays uch as ValentJ.ne' Day,
Mother' Day and the upcoming
SCHOOL LUICI MllU
Ttt. IM•pott-Mesl Unffl«J School
£);strl(f o#w'I menu choices NC/I &y
•t ~ flCltools. StudfnU 1NY
choole • ..,.r.rian Mtrff If desinld.
The •Melion ~and 1NY t» ttltMr
a~ Mttdwiclt tX hot Mfl'M,
• School """"* ,,,. S2 00 MCf) Httw\ ~,.,,,~this WHI\:
JOIAY
MUnd'*9 Lunch S.lad With fruit
Cooking class at Ne wport Harbor High School
shows students the delicacies of making desserts
winter fonnal. Dukes added
Dukes ha been teadung cub-
nary arts classes at the school for
three years and has helped the
program mu hroom from three to
five classes.
The begtnrung foods cldSS,
whlch as mostly freshmen and
sophomores, covers basic kills
such as safety and sanitation, mea-
surements and baking. Students
cook breakfa ts. lunche . dinners
and complete meals.
Dukes also bnngs in prof ion·
di chefs and parent volunt rs.
such as Henrue Sondel. who
taught the chocolate ba ket I son:
Sondel. who ha been volun-
l nng for the past three yean.
said the class lS a great opportunity
for tudents who may be thinkmg
about a career working Wlth food.
"Some of these kids are mcrec:h-
bly artistic, and we've sort of let
them Uunk that nothing will come
of them and that's really disturb-
....... ,
~hutth~or~
Joe on • bun. pot.Ito Wlldgel. trlMf · -
,.,., dtOiat of mill
1lllSllY
Oriental c:ttien Nied with fNlhlY
bollced whole gr.tn '°" Ot ~
mg.· Sondel said. •Many of these
kids who were fathng m school are
now coming to 'IChool, they love 1t •
Sondel demon tJated bow to
melt the chocolate for the ba ket.
how to dip the strawbemes m the
wtute and dark chocolate to get a
"tuxedo• effect, and h ow to make
a leaf pattern on the chocolate She
told them not to wosh \be traw-
bemes. •or else the chocolate
won't tick.• but that the leaves
hould be washed before usmg
them "The ruce Uung lS you CclJl·
not make a rrustake. • Sondel 54Jd.
Sondel said h espeoally 0)0)'1>
seemg the macho football players
canymg the chocolate be.sit! ts
a.round to give to theu fon:nal dat
Fr bman Greg Miner. who
led for the chocolate bask t
demonstrabon, wd he would con-
td r trymg the reope on hls own
for !us mom's blt'thday • ·1r cool. kind of hard, but fun,·
Grog S4ld.
..... ,
Mun<Nbtt ~ s.d Ot chldl~
to9t.edl bowl wtth i.ttuc .. ctMieM and
...... 0-. of~ d'Ob of milk,
cook .. ..... , -~Lunch wad OI tuttl.y pat·
ty ~on a bun. blbv wrots
FYI
The Culinary Arts program
received SS,000 from the Cah·
fornia Restaurant Assn. The
prtsldent of the Orange County
chapter is Ed Lee. thief financial
offker of Wahoo'\ Ftsh Taco
and a graduate of Newport
Harbor High Schoof. The funds
will be used to buy equipment
and for field trips. tuchef
Janet Dukes said.
After the demonstrallon, the ~tu·
dents worked an their groups to
make the ba kets themselv
Meghan said h enjoyed the
camaradene m the cl that has
evolved from cooking with her
In ends
•1rs fun Everybody works
tog th r, • Meghan saJd
• eN TMI a.ASSROOM Ka wieftly fHture
In wh1<h Dally Ptlot education writer
Detrdre ~ YfMtJ a Clmpl.d 1n the
Hewpott..Mfta ... and writes about her
expeftenee.
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Daily Pilot
Committee response so far lackluster
•Planned Westside
group has room for ~6
members. but only 11
applications have been
received on eve of the
deadline.
Lolita Karper
DM.v PllOT
COSTA MESA -ln.cr t·
mg a committee to hape the
future of the W ts1de, oty
off1aals hoped to funnel ener-
gy from au sides of a long.
heated debate to fuel some
real change But with a
Wednesday deadline for
apphcants, the city ls still
laclung the current to lgrute
such a group.
The We ts1de Redevelop-
ment Acbon Committee was
MOLESTER
CONTINUED FROM 1
·1 feel wonderful and
relteved: he said "Fifty
years 1.n pnson I couldn't have
asked for more It doesn't get
better thclll Um •
Vogt said she ha been Liv-
GREEN LIGHT
CONTINUED FROM 1
to that general plan update a00
potentially sbfles thE'tr cause
Among the que uons are
two that ask applicants to
pec1fy their ag cat gory
a.nd whether they work m
Newport Beach
Ptul Arst. m tus letter on
bchdll of Grecnllght, wrote that
age • potenllally d..tscnmi.ndtes
dgainst the many ruors and
olher older restd nts who have
long-tenn roots Ul the commu-
ruty, vote and are knowledge-
able on commuruty issu • •
But Assistant City Manag-
er Sharon WOQd, who noted
that a consultant and the
General Plan Update Com-
rruttee crecited the applaca-
bon, Sclld age will help dlver-
lfy tbe adVlSOry c:.prruruttee·
32 to ~ members
"The reason we want age
1s because we want a cross-
ectaon of the community,·
Wood said. "There was a fatr
amount of dJscus aon about
that (at an update committee
meebng J .•• anl people S&d
If they don't want to fill at out.
they don't have to •
Arst said the age factor tar-
gets Greenhghters
"The ue as why IS age
bea.ng used as a p1clung fac·
tor.· be d ·We believe 1t'
stacking the deck against
Greenllght m mbers
Arst also said people who
don't live Ul th oty hould ool
be allowed to Join the comxrut·
lee and cbarged that allowing
them would be illegal.
"The council may gave
specific r ns for mduding
people oo th com.nuttee, but
they didn't do that on tho
application,· be said. "They
are tn violation of city law.·
City Ma.nagor Homer Blu·
dau A.Id th Ctty Council.
which will appomt advaory
committee m mbers, wan
an accurate rep ntation of
the commuruty.
"We wanted to open lt to
people who h•d a stake tn the
community,• Bludau sakt.
Among those the oty
wants to indude are bulinesll
owners wbo mey not necea-
aartly live in Newpon Beadl,
Wood Mid. adding that only
three mamben °'the commit·
'" wtl1 be bwAIMa owners. Otber groups lnduded will r late to the envuonment..
religion. IChooll, 1pOfta and
boeUng wodd.
•n.nt w• • lot of c:tiKu9·
8CID About w8DliDg IO M W
d lgned to accommodate
about 46 peopl , but just 1 t
appUcaUoos ~ad been
received by Monday. ·aid
Mike Robinson. Costa Mesa's
plann.lng and development
manager.
1\vo ats on the corrurut-
ti were designated for each
of th various groups dehned
a having a •stako ln the
future of the W tsid • but so
far the bulk of applicants
hove been residents, Robtn-
son satd.·
1\vo letters of mtere t were
received from membPrs of the
Co ta Mesa Chamber of
Commerce, one from a
church repre entat1ve and
two from industnal property
owners, he Satd
"I've re<:ewed more calls
than actual appbcahons
There 1 obV1ous inter t, but
onJy t 1 offioal dppllcants o
i.ng in fear for the la t three
years that Smith could be
relea~ from the hospital. In
2000, Snuth tned to convmce
a JUry that he was sane
enough to be relea ed. But he
lost the tnal after evercll wit:"
ne es testified and Srruth
h.unseU cldrrutted to molesung
more than 200 boys
Pauents who a.re tom.mat-
bctlance geogrctphtcally. •
Wood said
Allan Beek, a Greenlaght
member on the 11 ·member
update cornnuuee. sa1d bust·
nes hould not dtctdte how
the city is run
"The runctlon of the bus1-
n is to erve the resi-
dents,· he Sdtd ·A ktng the
bu.sin IS Wee a lung your
far: Robinson said.
Counctlwoman Ubby
Cowan, who had th Id a for
the committ e, aid h
hope1 the inter t will devol-
op into porticipation.
·1 really wa.nt poopl to
tak owner hap Ln th
process Whatever th y come
up with as a commumty. I am
willing to support,· Cowan
sa>d.
CounCll members, acunv
as th aty' Redevelopment
Agency.~ er led the cornrrut-.
tee in an effort to allow the
community to rorge a work-
mg plan for the area.
Regular City Council
meetmg attendees Tom Egan
and Allan Man!.oor urt.>
among the ix res1dent appli-
cants Both men lave on tht•
Westside and say they want
to develop the aree1 to 11,
lullest potential
ted to Patton Stale Ho!.pttdl
are allowed lo peuuon tor
their release every !.IX
months Srrulh 1s up for
another such heanny Feb 23
Vogt satd she and her rum-
ily have received trem ndou'
support locally after the inn-
dent, which changed tht"tr
bv and dJtered their 1d<'d ol
secunly
car whert> 1t wants to go •
Barry Edton. di o c1n
update committee member.
said Lf the ddvisory comnutte<>
is balanced, 1t will hdvt> to
mclude busme owner..
The update committee.
which will make cidv1 Or)
conuruttee recommendabons
to the C1l)• Counal on Feb 12,
wtll meet ~londdy to look
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m mber of both the Ldtano
Bustn Council <ind Latmo
Commuruty Network ~w1d hf>
Wlll apply dnd I.lo encourcigmg
others to do o
Turp1t who Wd~ vocally
oppoi.ed to pr VIOUS red vel-
opment on thl' We ts1de, said
he l!> l'ncourdged by thl!.
µroc:esi. bNuui.<' 1l include
dJJ pdrts ol th commuruty
"It must uwolve the people
who lave and work m the drt"d
-those whm.e llves wllJ be
dffected b~ chclllges lo the
Wes~1de. • Turp1l Secud
Turp1t \did h<' 1s <>ttll not
"ll ha!> h<>f'n mou• ol d
commuruty pdrtner..tup. • !.h(•
'>cUd "l went out of the Wd~ to
meet my neighbor<> c:llld knO\\
who they dr<' It r<'c11lv
hPlpe<i •
mer th<' 170 or -.<> dpplacauon ..
rc.>ee1ved -.o ldr Tht> dpphco·
lion deddlinc• I!. f-ndc1y
• JAMES MEJ£11t '' the clS~stant <1ty
editor He <•n be reached at (949)
764-4324 or by e-mail •t
1•~ tM,.,OlatJ~ com
urn rt>dE'Vf'lopm ·nt t lh
best wlutt0·n for'th W adf'
but want.lo to paroopat in
d hnlng neighborhood 90c1ls.
Although l:!gan ha no
problem with lbe anclusave
nature of th com.matt , h
thinks the i.hecr numbers
mdy pose u problem. "It's
gomg to be hard. lt lS very
llkt"ly ther will be SO dilft:r·
ent people With SO roc:k-htUd
pos1uons But I'm loolung ror-
Wdrd to lecilTU.ng about oil the
differ nt ad and clJlgles. •
Egan aid •
Mcinsoor c1l'>O hus mued
l~t>la.nqs csbout the group
"Whether It work or not
hd~ yet to be !. en. but I
wouldn't gave up dn opportu-
nity to al lea t pdrtlcipctte. •
~ lansoor <>aJd
Except tor the hve dt·ldrq<>
m<'mbers, all appllcdnt., must
lw lpgaJ re 1dents. dnd mu!.t
Briefly Jn
THE NEWS
Chairman named
for th Center
The Orc1nge County
Perlormrng Art., Center
dnnouncc-d \.1onduy thc1t
Thomas T Twrnt>y will
succeed RogPr T Ktrwc1n
as the Ct>ntN i. ch1u.rman
dnd chwt +>Xt'CUUVe
FYI
Those interested 1n par·
tl(CS)ltlng tn the ~de
Redevelopmen1 ActlOn
Committee may pt<.lc up
an application at Costa
MMa City Hall, n Farr
Drive, or download a
form from the Web "te,
. www ct cosca ~ c.J w.
lnf01mat1on (714) 7~
5610
ln11• or ''""" propt!ny or cs bust·
""~" within the We ts1de
b()undunt·'> Tiw WP.st.side" lS
q..-nc-rc1lh deftm•d d the
.,c>uth\\f• t port10n ol the oty.
\·w~I ot Harhor dlld N wport
hou1 .. ~.mi.. and ,r,ulh or the
Cc1~tc1 :-. h· d Gott und C. ountry
Club faldnnd H1qh School
11n<I F111n.1f'\\ Pc!l!k
T11•m1•\ ••11'< t•'<I rhtt1t·
mdn·ll•• .. 1gnc11~ lur now,
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m Jul\'
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thdt D,md E Bldckford WM
•·It~ t1'(I tu Jllltl lhP tf'dm
Bloc klorri lht> chair-
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l'XI'< llll\'(• Of r dhfornld
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COSTA MISA
• ADNlll AV... Mm
.... Clmlt DIWI: An MO
theft WM~ •t tO:lS
a.m. Sut!d.ty.
• AHTOfll MM&IVAM>:
Embeal«nent was report.ct in
the 600 block at 2; 14 a.m, Sun-
day
• MISTOL STRlft A grand
theft WM reported In the 3300
block at 11:31 a.m. Sunct.y.
• .UOY S1'RE£r. An auto theft
was reported in the 100 bk>di
at 10:51 a.m. Sunday.
• M.IRVllW 9'0AD AMO
SOUTH COAST DIUVI: A hit·
and·run w.s reported at 11 :49
a.m Sunday
• Pt.ACENTIA AVENUE: A pet·
ty theft was reported in the
1600 block at 7:43 a.m. Sunday.
• VICTOAIA sntEn A petty
theft was reported in the 900
block at 10:31 a.m. Sunday.
•WM.LAQ~A~
de burpy was~ In
die 1900 blodt at 1.24 a.m
Sundly.
lllWPOIT llACH
~ Jllll 11 D-WO: About
S450 W4IS r~ stoi.n
from h Palisades Tennis Club
ln the.1100 block at 8:12 a.m.
Sunday.
•MACARTHUR ~ARD:
A JWeat9' WM report~
stolen from • hotel In the 4500
blade .i ~ Saturday.
• ....-oR1' CllNTIR DNVI::
~ry worth about s 1,600
wM repottadfy stolen from •
hotel room in the 900 block at
10:35 a.m. Sunday.
• VIA DU0N: A ~I phofw was
reportedly stolen from • tar in
the 200 bJodt at 12:45 p.m.
Sunday.
• VISTA TRUCKA: Sliver flft·
ware and jewelry worth about
$48,000 was reportedly stolen
1n the 400 blodt at 9:08 p.m.
Sunday.
• <f}JIJDll1IRJ1ul1
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CONTINUED FROM 1
but hil tnjurtes arv not con-
ideted to be We thrMtentng,
Birney ,added,.
The victim w In h1s
pa.rtmept in the 700 block of
Scott .Place obout 9:1S p.m.
Saturday with two room-
mates end three otb r peopl .
when t.htt!e men entered I.he
apartment by unknown
means, Birney said.
One was said to havtl had
Aro•ntl
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TODAY
A free seminar and book-
Stgning on Mark Stengler's
book ·vour Vital Child. ,YUi
be held from 6:30 to 7 .30 p.m.
in the Patio CaJe of Mother's
Market, 225 E. t 7th St.. Costa
Mesa. Reservations required.
(800) 595-MOMS.
WEDNESDAY
A bus tour to the J. Paul Get-
ty . Museum will leave the
·~.beaid.
•The vk:dm WU then tak·
•• to an ~ bedrocD by one of the sutpecb while
everyone elM rememed
downstaln, • Birney MJd.
Alter several minutes, the
people downlta,in beard a
gunshot from the bedroom.
Shortly· afterward, the
assailant bolted downstaii's
and the thn!e intruders nect
out of the apartment. Birney
said.
The victim, who had a
gunshot wound to bis neck.
was taken to Hoag Hospital
Newport Harbor Ne~tfcal
MUSt!um at 151 E. Coast Hlgu-
way. Newport Beach. at 10:45
a.m. and return at 4:30 or 5
p.m. $25, includes a no-host
lunch at the museum. C41l for
reservations. Ann Wattson,
(949) 675-8915, Ext. 103.
THURSDAY
The Sappblre Soctety of Jew-
ish National Fund will host a
dinner with guest speaJcer
Fauzia Assifi who will speak
on ·women and the Stage:
L1fe in Afghanistan• at the
Pacific Club in Newport
Beach. Assifi was born and
raised ln Afghanistan and is a
founding member of the
Afghan Women's Assn. of
Southern California. $50. Call
for a reservation. Gail S .
WetsS, (714) 957-4540.
The AmerlCllD Red Cross wt1J
hold a bfOcia drive from 1 to 7
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and later to Westem Medka.l
Center.
Birney added~ the other
people ln the apartment may
have aJlo been vk'tiJniUd in
someway. •None of th othert WU
ph~ally hurt. but tbey wete
all apparently p1ych~Y
traumatiled. • be said. •One
woman also aaid some prop-
erty was taken trom her.•
Police are trying to sort
through be victims' accounts
of the incident. Blmey said.
·u·s always unclear and
confusing when there are so
p.m. at Mariners Elementary
School. 2100 Mariners Ave ..
Newport Beach. (949) 722-1293.
Climber and adventure trav-
eler Jim Wood wW share bis
August 2001 journey to South
America with wife Nikki in
the program. ·exploring
Patagorua, • at 4 p.m. and 7
p.m. at the Newport Beach
Central Ubrary's Friends
Meeting Room. t 000 Avoca-
do Ave .• Newport Beach.
FRIDAY
The Community Assn. lnsU-
tute Orange County Chapter
will 1100 a three-day Profession-
al Management Development
Program from Friday through
Feb. 3 at .the Newport Beach
Marriott Hotel. 900 Newport
Center Dnve. (949) 380-7360.
DUFFY,
Mlchael Joseph
Duffy. Michael Joseph. age
«.passed away January
25th as the result of an
automoblle accident. He was
a resident of Newport Coast
and Chief Execu11\'e Officer of
a Telecommunications
Company. Michael Is survived
by his wife: Kathleen. Mother:
Margaret. Father: Jaci< and
Brother. John. A memorial
service will be held on
Wednesday, January 30th at
2:30 p.m. at Pacific View
Mortuary. Newport Beach. CA
(949) 644-2700. In heu of
flowers the family requests
donations be made to
Michael's favorite charities:
Children's Hospctal of Orange
County: 455 S. Main St..
Orange. CA 92868 or
Sophisticates for A.T.S.C ..
1981 Orcha"' Or .. Newport
Beach. CA 92660
BAOCKHOFF,
PeggylenoN
12121/35-01124'02
Peggy L8nOf8 Broct<hoff of
Newport Beach. a loving
daughter, wife. mother and
grandmoehef died January 2•.
2002 at home after a long
battle with cancer. She Is
survived by her husband of ~
year1. Stanley F. Brodthoff of
Newpott Beach: mother,
LeooN Cross of Pebb68
Beach; lister. o.ane Lonnona
of Grua Veney; daugh .. r and
IOO-in-law, Kim and Jack
Faria and grandaons Jake and
Joey of Costa Meta;
daughter-in-law and son Tent
9ndRon~and
~ Shattaine and Si.Yen of Encinftu.
Private Mrvlcel Wtll be hetd J9auarv 31, 2002 It Paciftc
View • Newpott BMct'I.
Oonadonl In Peggy's name
~ be "*" '° lhl Hollg C...SociMv.
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Daily Pilot
many vk:timl lnvolved ln ono
inddent.. he Mid.
Neighbon ln the hirg
apertmMt c:omplex may hav
beard the gun shot, Birn y
Mid.
PoUc;e are still looklng' for
tha tfu.ee men whole descrlp·
tioos ore not ovailAble. lf
anesteid. they. wW peobebly
be charged with attempted
homicide, authortties sald.
SATUIDAY
Autbor Clu1s Alexander wtU
discuss and tgn bis book
Creating Extraordinary Joy,
which uncovers the phenom.
enon ol synergy, at 1 p.m. at
Borders Books, Music & Cale
at South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bear St., Costa Mesa. Alexan-
der wW teach how to break
free from patterns of behaV.or
I.hat cause burt. guilt and tear
(714) 279-8933.
FEI. 6
A tree class on auses, the
magrutude and treatments of
lung cancer will be given from
2 to 3:30 p.m. 1l'l Hoag Cancer
Center's Conference Room A di
Hoag Hospital. 1 Hoag Dnve.
Newport Beach. RegistrabOn
required. (949) 7-CANCER.
Dorothy L .. OM" Brown
Dorothy L. ·0ee· Brown
Symms. 86. was bom in
Dubuque. Iowa, Nov. 8. 1915
to Mildfled and Clyde Cromer
She passed away Jan. 23.
2002 at the Tri-Cities
Chaplaincy Hosptce House IQ_
Kennewick. Washington. Dee
was raised In Anaheim and
married Grant W. Brown of
Fullerton. in 1943. They
settled in Costa Mesa where
they raised their family. 1969
they suffered the loss of their
son Roger. a Green Beret.
KIA in Vietnam. Fotlowlng the
deaths of Grant (1979) and
her mother ( 1980), Dee
returned to Anaheim to care
for her father until his death.
1990. she mamed John
Symms and they enjoyed
several years together until
his pass ng In 2000. She then
moved to The Manor at
Canyon Lakes In Kennewtci<
to be near her daughter.
Shari.
Dee WU exttemety devoted to
her own family and was
aftectionat•ly called '"Mom. by
many. She wifl atways be
remembered tor hef beautiful
amite, loving nature and
caring ways. Dee was a long
time member of the PTA. an
adfve member of Sl
Michael's Epitcepal Church. a
volunteer at Long Beach
Veteran's Hotpttal and a
proud member of Gold Star
Mothers
Dee la survived by her
daught9fS Candia Plog of
Belewe, WA (Brien). Shanlyn
Preppemau of K~
(Retd) and Julee Kameleni of
Kauei, HI, 10 ~
and4great~;
.., c:tlekhn Bil Symme of
RIWrtide. CA (Bev), Hal
$ymms of Tucton, AZ. (C.tta)
and Heney 8eodderd of Sdo. OR (Joe) llnd .,_ t...-..;
f0f9lgn ~ "dlughte('
Mesa OcMo l)e8rum of
Mo.•~ Uruguay.
~ s.rw.. wil be hetd
at 10:00 NiA on~.
FlbMwy 2. 2002 at St
~ ~ Churct'l In
ANheim, CA to1a a ad by
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Daily Pilot
'A lot of people stereotype other
people here, and it's not lair.'
-...... .,.....Ir~, P'~tcNnt of the CofON cMI
MM High School <Npter of the htt Buddies Pf09l'an\
whi<h .,_1" m.1mtream st~\J w.th speci.l~lon
studef'U. on ptejudJC.S It the school
Tuesday, January 29. 2002 5
It's about
acceptance
at any cost
Poul Monderino
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Gossip Das a life of its own
T he nustdke wtth tht> c:ht:erl •ttcltny
l.SSue -d S I &e<> 1t c.tnd try lo
understand It -Wd!t mctde du€' to
the actlons of two ledders Fu!tt the> t h<.>er
coach, who wa not 1nvolvt•d with the•
selection proce'>!t, how<>ver t1dvbed tht'
girls that they hould hdV<' mttdl' 1t AU
par1Jetpants pnor to the tryouts dCC f'pted
the process, howc>vc>r, wht>n ff• ul~ of
some were not the re ull'i thf>y thought
they were enltUt>d to, th<'} quc>!tllOn th •
proc
Th y fllSt dppecllC'd to cl COdC"h whu,
m t ad of upportmg tht> ystPm ttnd
teach.mg them to be <1ronou., to, r'
mtenstl1ed the problem. which thP) told
to th ir pclTents It did not mclttt•r whclt
the coach' optruon on the> 1tuclt10n Wd'
he had no bectnnq on th<> outcome
except to rcU • expectations ol thow who
dJd not rtldkP 1t This clC'tton only -.et?mf><l
to validate the pctrent op1ruon of thc>lf
daughters' entJUement to lJt.t on th<>
team
'H e Sdld that h ~•d that you Send • Gos·
1p tS a word familiur·
Iv known ~ th high school
topic of dlS<"U <;1on Hctve you
<>vcr JU t traveled around your
<;ehool' ctlmpus tlnd ltSten(>d to
the numerous groups of people
clnd whe1t they ar talk1119
uhoutl Well, the words thctt
usually Mc> conung out of the11
mouth<; M<' th.mg such a ·wd
you N> whctt he Wd!t wedf·
mgr or ·01d you hecir whtil
he 'dUI about your No mattc>r
11 we want lo admit 1t or not.
""e Me clll at fault for q~s1pmq
.ii on urne or another
As I wds flipping through
th<• uU·tunc> • chKk • fcl\:Onte
uook "Chick(>n Soup for thP
Te(lndql' Soul I Cdme clc-ross
d '>tory wntt€'n b) an unknown
. a ..
' ~
Lauren Loeb
dUlhor un tl lt>sson dbout qcr.·
'1pmq
A womttn rc>pedtc>d d bit of
tJO''IP atx>Ut d neighbor W1th -
m d h.•\'\-dtlys thP \'\ holf• com·
mUOll) knt>W the t,fOI') 11w
per on 1t conceml'd Wd!t
<ll'f'pl) hurt dnd ofhmdf'd IA1t·
1•r. thf• womcm respon 1hli! for
'>pret1dinq the rumor ledmt>d
thdt 11 We.ls compl tely untrue
Sh wdS very sorry and went
lo d WlSe old sage to hnd out
what hf> couJd do to rep&r
the damage
·Go to the marketplace,·
he 'Mttd, • dnd purchase a
chicken, and have it killed.
Then on your way home pluck
11 leuthers clnd drop them one
by one along the road •
Although urpnscd by thls
ddvtce. the womdfl did what
she was told
Th.-next day the wise man
<.oid. ·NO\\ go and collect all
those leath rs you dropped
\ , ... terdd)" cmd bnng them
hc1ck to me • The woman fol·
lowed the same road, but to
hN dt.-.muy the wmd had
blown ctll the f ath rs dwa~
After -.earchmg for hours, he
retumE'<i \\ tth cml\ thr ... .-in her
hdlld •You '>c~·. • -.t.Ud the uld
sage. "1t 1s ed~Y to drop thPm,
but it's unpos 11.JIP to qt>t th,•m
back So It lS Wllh qos Ip It
doesn't tuke much to \pr •dd d
rumor. hut mKP ~ou do. Y''°
cdn nt-ver complPtely undo thl'
wrong
So tht> next llmt.> ) ou dre
dymq to tPU vow t><:<.t In nd.,
dbout Whdt ~OU JU'>t hecml
hdpJ>f>nPd to • .,., dnd w· dw·
mg mdth c Id'>'> Bile vour
tongul' bf.!fore domy !><>
8ecd~f' unct> you hdVt• broken
the punl . It is d long proc e
before \nu c:.m rPbwJd 1t ugcUn
• LAUREN LOEa IS • C0t~ def MM
High School tunlOf whoM columm
will appeM occ.uion.lly in tht> Com
mun1ty Folvm sectlOn
The econd lectder, the• pnncipttl. \'\cl.,
also at fault lru.tettd of U?clchmq !tlud1m~
and pd!ents to ctccept dnd tJb1dt• by tht>
rules, he tnro to dpp<>d ~vcryon<' In
all competJUon, therl' are wmnrrs und
losers. Everyone love!t winnen., however
a gracious loser is a lost quc.ility Let1def\
dJld parents who don't t •dch duld1<'n
how to hanclJe adver~1ty Me only <'lt111q
them up for bigger dtsdppomlmE>nl!. In
We when they hcwe to dedl with reuhty
Ill a red] world
Stress doesn 't have to accompany finals
Mlchdel Jordan Wds rut c1s d <;OJ,>ho-
more from hJs high school tedm That
only made tum more detemunt--d to be
the best
F or every high chool 'tu·
dent LO the Newport·
l'.1esa Uruhcd School Dis·
tnct tJus will be the last we'('!..
of the lust mest :r The on<•
word lhdt ts occupymg evNy
tud •nr nund is hnals. Muny
.,tud nts have alt ddy begun tu
prepure for th ir finals a ~arly
as lti!>t w~k nd. ctlwa) .
ew11·one will have to tclk d
hMI exdm for 'dfh cl~. Huong Thai
Everyont> understdnds the
concept thdt tudytng hard and
not procrastmallng are essen·
tial to ucceec:hng m school. but
som tun the lack of motlva·
lion. along wtth ow busy
hC'duJ , gets in the way. Yet
ti on hclS opbnUSm. persever-
olllce and tune management.
one can overrome any diff1cul·
ll along the way and, m the
nd, ucceed Ill school
(New England Patnot vctcrcln
quarterback! Drew Bl d ~ W1l\
recently quoted when he l<ht his tdrt·
mg JOb to Tom Brndy and not qrum-
bung about 1t ·tr real ~1mple. It' the
way I was taught It' thr Wd) I Wd.,
brought up Handle your ell with dUJ·
ntty and elf-re peel r gtJrdl of
what the 1tuat1on 1~ Thctt's a!wcty the
choice you hav . You look ut 1t dnd do
the nght thmg. •
I only hope that parents dnd leaders
today can llU find th vdlu to be
which is 1gruhcant because it
cclll make or bro.tk his or h r
grdde. ~ uJllrnately pu a lot
of pressure on tudcnts. pe·
oally for tho<-e who hdve bor·
derlinc grctd •tudPnts tend
to get tressed oul trymg to
cram ev ry bit of mfonnabOn
thdt they havt:> been I arrunq m
the pdSl fl'w months wtthm a
coupl of days. or Pven t1 cou·
pl of hours.
plan. you plan to fdll • nu
means that m order to do w1>U
on th • fmcll exam, tt 1 very
unportclllt to tudy and re\.,ew
the matenal at least a week
belore the test ddte Br not
procra tmabng. you would be
more prepared. con equenU).
your tre level would be
nus sem ter. there are tu.
dents who have 4.lway been
11 ry consistent m k pmg up
Wlth therr work and have solid
qrades rn their classes For
them. they do not have lo wor·
ry as much about th hndl.s clS
those who Me truggltng
Because of theu solid grade m
etas • th u fmal grad for the
cla would not be greatly
affected even 11 they score
very low on the f111al exam.
unportant. instead of winnmg ell any
cost As they wy. ·u you fail to
low red and you would be
able to concentrclte better dur-
ing the exdJll
PAUL MANDERINO
Newport B ach
th\S man. Plea bed lHUe empa·
th uc. He' a great guy, beUev m
JOE~OTHUS
N wport Beach
·uttle band of followers·
didn't initiate issue
w bl bad '°'"8 big Id trus
pd wt>ek. readLng ~ from the
school board member who 5aid he
would •not be run out of town by
(trust Wendy 1..t!«'el or )'OW'
band ot followers.· I happen to be cl ·roUower· and supPorter of Ll!em
What lS really fwlny about th.is
that When both members
eJec:ted to the ICbool bodrd, ttlt'llllftl~
shoW that l.eeC'e had hundri'ds ol
mote voe than he did. So, her ti
band of foDowen mwt much &Mg·
.. tNll'l he tboughl Thill wholit ~
board ..... rommurVty tticli' ""'"',,.
Mid • not of Leece' making.
GIORGI QUI!
C-OfONJ del Mar
MAILBAG
m to think they have. or at I clSt
fcrv ntly w h that thP.y had.
News flash: 8o4rd mcmben die
not schoolc:t:Wdren and ate not subject
to ~ same rWes. Nor shouk1 they be.
I have a ug st.ion. Print on
more rHlly btg Sunday ed.itonal
calling for trust Jun F: rryman'
r gnoh n. Go ev n hard •r on him
th1s tuno, If that' poss1bl . And
th m hav St rruth, that
pctragon of virtu • 4dd on more
oplJUon pa to h.i prev1ou thJ
calling for•F 11)'11\dn lo •do th
nght thing• and·r lgn. And th n
pnnt one mo~ incub~ •nt. ram·
bling tett r from Ila John n, that
hool boen:I wannabe. 'con mn·
tng Ferryman fOf rly verything •
Better yet. why not put all th
m lbe same f Tbl5 would add
• uuab 'lcLamation poant &o lhis
whole .uny, four-month-long. •tllJ
Ferryman all the time. drdM1
And then do all but • very few
out there in PiloUIDd • f av« end
never, eYet menuon •t agm. CoWd
you ~bly do t!Matf
CHUCK CASSnY
ColUMeM
Columnist's thoughts
can help other teens
Thank you M•tl Meredith. for
yow column on Jan. 15 I tudent
Outlook -·Make th most out of
yow high school car •).You are
nght on. I plan to pass this article
on to my grctndd4ughl who is o
phomore ot N wport Harbor
H.lgh School and oth young peo-
pl who can ho fully foUow your
cell nt adVl Thank you one
a am. Yoll'l'i gomg p
AACHEL flEMZ-HAMLTOH
Costa M
These students who ha' c•
been work.mg hMd throuqhout
the seme ter hd\E> a gredt
advantage over the re t, uU,
because the)' dte highly motl·
vated, the\ ln\.'t' to do w.-11 on
the bnaJ eicctm.s a well
ext f\-tonda ~ mark'> thP
begtnning of a new m tcr,
where every tudent will ha"'e
a fre h tdl'i grade·"'• e Per·
hdps a cl late Ne\\ \e.lr ' res·
olunon, we~ tud•·nb hould
resolve to \\Ork hard, be c-on·
StStent \\1th our worl.: cllld ti)
not to procra tinate. all of
which \\-"lll reduc-e th ! SJr ~.,
for us when next m~er·~
finals come .dong
• HUONG lMAI IS • taphomote '' Es\ln(!I High School. where sn. is the
edft0t of El Agu1i.·, optnion ~ Her
cotomns Wiii ~" ocusaon.lly in the Community Forum t«tion
QUOTI Of 1111 DAY
"After what our girl.6 have been
through, I waan 't about to tell
them to stop (celebrating). .. "
Jen Thomplon, Newport Harbor
girts basketball co.ch
..
6 Tuesday. January 29, 2002 ............. lOgerCarilOf'I. 9A9~7U223 ......... feJa 9A9-6500170 Daily Pilot
HIGH SOIOOL A1HllflC RENOVATIONS
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The creatton of a 2,500-seat footb&ll stadium at Estancia High and a 50-meter pool at Costa Mesa High, Initiated by Costa Mesa resident
Jim Scott and depleted above, bu moved put the prellminary pl,annlng tages. The district 11 llnallzlng the hJ.rlng of a fund-railer to
solicit contributions for the se mllllon prlce tag estimated to complete the two pro)eds. UnW a private fund-raber ls b1red. donattons
for the project are being accepted at the dlatr1ct office and checks should be made payable to NewportrMesa ll,nlfled School Dlltrtcl
They should be sent to: Newport-Mesa Un.ltted School Dl trtct, ca.re of Mike fine, 2985 Bear SL Building A. Costa Mesa. 92828. Donon
may specify whJcb facility they want their money directed toward.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS socaR
It's not lonely at the· top
Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa share
PCL lead; Newport Harbor has first
place m Sea View within its reach.
9arry Faulkner
DAILY Pttor
Thl' QU'ls soccer teams from Co:;ta Mesa Hlgh and
C:orond del Mar began the week with a share of the
Pacific Coast League lead. And by the time the
week 1s over. Newport Harbor hopes to be able to
say the same in the Sea View League.
Coach Jason Sorrell's Sailors (9--6-3. 2· t ·21 earned
a O·O lie with league-leading AJlso Niguel (14·3·2.
3·0·2) Thursday to drop the Wolvenne mto a lle
with Woodbndge (9-6· t . 3· 1 ·2) for the league top
'ipot Leaquf' standtng are determined on a point
ba 1s, with two pomts for a wln and one for a be.
Since Alii.o (Monday against Irvine) and
Woodbndge (today at Laguna Hills) only have one
le11gue game this week, a pair of Newport wtn1,
today at lrvme and Thursday agalnit V1sUmg Lagwua
Hills. <'Ould give the Tars 10 points
If Woodbndge. Aliso and Newport all wm their
CJdme . all three wouJd e nter the final week with tO
point ap1(!('(! Newport. however. ls the only schooJ
dmong the three with a bye in the ftnal week.
11\e S&llors, ranked No 6 m ClF Southern Secbon
D1v1 Ion II. defeated Ldguna HUJ , 2·0, and Ued
Irvin . O·O. m the first round of le.gue play. The
Hawks and Vaquero had yet to wtn a I egu game
heading into their Jan 22 meeting, from which a
scoN> ha not been reported.
In addition to strong offens\ve play by ,Amy
BurUngham. Amy Ro , Tory Manchester: Taryn
fldm-;on and Lauren Birch.held. among others,
Sorrell reports terting d rwve work by freshman
'topper Erin Hudy Sorrell consld ra Hardy an
un ung landout wboM c:onb1buUo011Ie often lost
in the poWght directed toward ~g.
M anwhtl . In the PCL, Corona'del Mar (10·4·
5. 3·1·21 will try to bounce beck from Its firtt lou
tnce ln 24 PCL gam -a 1 ·0 setbeclt Thurtday
at l..eguna Be.ch -by h Ung Estancia (3· l 5, 0-6)
today. th n vlslung University (8·1·1, 3·2·1)
Thundey •
Coach Ron Ev 01' two-time defending PCL
ctwnplo • ranked No 2 ln CtP OMliOn IV, tied Uni
th nm tun around, 1. t.
C le M (10·4·3, 3-1·2), ren~ed No. 0 lft
Di · n IV, wtU try to •ve"99 ltl only IMgue defMl
Iha M o wh n It v ti Northwood today. Tbe
nmt:»rwolv (~5-.3, 3-2· 1), tied with Untvlll'llty kw
&turd. d fMted tM Mustangs. 2-0, Jen. 10 at Mela.
Tbe M1.& tang1, who bolt llttaade Tbunday,
rouJd be without JuniOI' ....... D9Wln Dim ....
w k. O.nman c.,.. oue OI Tllalld.ly'I 2-1 Wl8
OV9t uld....-, ..r1y 1a .._ .... ...., w111a • ...._
bMM Ud Coecta 0...Jah•• llild llQw•• 119
Wll ...cl1• bOw Jang m ...... be 161 111• . . ...... ~ ... Mell•-· ......... .so:. blLM6d.
Above, Corona del Mar'• A1Jvla Muma (17, drives aga•mt
Mesa's NlcheUe Jantt (OOt. The Mustanp, Wbo an nyakec1 No.
t ln CIP Division lV, bit tbe rMd today witb a g1UM t.gaamt
Nonbwood. Below, Corona clel M.r Hlgla'I krillba H--oa.
<:mW, IAtuDchel tbe ball PMt a Un.l ........ wldle ..._Sea
~·Paige Janes (l It lookl OIL COIOM del Ms md COiia
Mell _.. tbe week lbart8g tllllt hd8c Coallt LMpe lead.
T'be Sea IQnp Wiiy ........ llMlr llnt km ID 24 Pel JI I 11
I
NEWPORT BEACH -
Newpon Helt>or High JuniOr
soccer 1tandout Amy
8urUngbem WH named
recendy to the gllta unct.16
Nation&! Soccer Coecb ..
Allodation oC Amitrk• 2001
All·Amerken TNm
BurUnghem, 1 aKond-
te•m All·CIP Southern
Sedkaa DMllan u J*fonaef
••~hmrnen
goelt lbll ... IOn for tb• s.uon. Slae ... ...., ftnt.
.... Al-9-Y\ew LMgue
lut MatOD, helping tile
SeAlon Mm UM rtnl gtrtl
rotter ,..,.. YktoMI la
..... blllaly.
A ap1edy forward. ..tgtm• ...... ._ .... Tan' ttedt ... ,.... ....
TM t•CAA MI-
A•**--II 2
•• .... .. .. ;AA ____ _
Harbor
hoops
·hoopla
Streak-busting Sailors revel
in momentous Sea View
League girls basketball win.
After her team defeated
visiting Aliso Niguel. 46..-4,
Thwsday, snapping the
Newport Harbor High girls
basketball team's 20-game Sea
View League losing streak, first-year
Sailors coach Jen Thompson's first
reaction was to cnnge. "
She was, of course, elated about
her girls rejoicing
over the
momentous
victory, which
avenged a 52·36
first-round
setback to the
Wolverines. But,
having played on
succes ful teams
at Culver City
High and Cal
Poly Pomona,
and then coached
two years at
Woodbndge
Berry Faulkner
PREPS
High. a wlld cene at nudcourt
followmg any r~ular-season victory
was enough to tweak her sense of
proper decorum
"The way our team reacted, was
not typical and I usually wouldn't
like them to do that,• Thompson
said. •t lhll\k for some girls it was
kind of like 'Wow, we won statel'
But, hey. after what our girls have
been through. I wasn't about to tell
them to stop (celebrating). For some
girls. 1t was the flrst varstty league
game they've won •
Thompson laid the eotue bench
ran out to share embraces and high
fives wlth teammates on the court
following Thursday's hnal buzzer.
The euphoria also carried over to
Fnday, when the team was saluted
with a btg announcement In the
dally bulletin broadcast. The
players were also showered with
praise from their peers and
Thompson. a sooal soence teacher
at Harbor, was congratulated by
many of her fellow teachers and
coaches.
The good vibraUons continued at
Friday afternoon's practice. where
Thompson said the team l.Alked
about the trtwnph and had some
laughs.
Thompson hopes the residue
from Thursday's win Unger well mto
the near future, as her young team
(four-year varsity performer Evita
CUtillo the lone seruor) parlays
its bolst red confad nee into at least
on mor; 1 ague win. She also
hopes it wU1 trigger • voracious
otfsea.son appetite for succtis next
year.
·(The wtn) proved to lhe g11ls
that they can do this,· Thompson
54ld. •This I gue ll tougb, but we
have a chance.•
Th• S&llon (4·17, 1..t Ul league)
vtslt Irvine ton gbt and host Lagu.na
Hi1ll Tbunday wUb renewed expec-
tabons. ·
•These are definitely winnable
gunes, • Thompson said. ·ne girls
know that."
Thompson NJd sucb unspoken
bravado wa1 apparent befo19 the
Allio game.
·0ur gtr._ w.,.. reedy to pa.y
Tbunctey: .... Mid .• They did
lb1ngl I've never Mell tbem do
before. Even tM A1ilo co.ch (Ken
Ned.let) c:ommeot9d before the
game about bow pumped up ow
gute looked ••
ThomptlOll .. id tMre lMve ·been
tome doW1l days dwtng Uda .....
ol .auggle. but .... cndMa ber girts'
............. tlllort .... ~ fOf
Tluandey~ ... ~ ·w.· .. a.Dy .-..e ..
Tbompeaa Mkl. ·w.·rw Playing
N9lly --...........
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.. .
Doily Pilot SPORTS
IRIEFlY HIGH SOIOOl IOYS SOCCER
.Tars tak th title l 'A 7: k . th brink ~~;.~~~ vvee on e
c onUmtt'<i II und f ted season
with a don\Jrwunq perfonnanre
thul lt•d to tt San Qrment
Tuum1.1"'1'1lt tJt1<' turday.
The S.WM won t.hrne games
1n tbc lourn(ly, o utscoring
opponent~ d comb ined 43-7.
mclu.c;lmg tt 1.5-2 victory over
MWn Vitro in thofll141. Cwo1vn
Conwtsy ltod with the way wfth
'>C'ven (fOdi'> 10 the ttU gwne.
while qocth Tenn Cottam
rernrded t ·ic1ht wvt-s to onchor
the d I •ns<•
Newport di ·ll'dlPd Dana Hdb.
17-2, in tht• r~1 round, and San
C"1 'ml'nl<•. 11-.1, 1n tht• '>CCOnd
round
Conwt1y "on.'Cl 18 ~b m
th~ thrt•c• "mi.. wh1IP. Alex
Andc•Nin t1mas...:'d sax
t
CdM beats Carlsbad
\ORONA ~ OELMAH The
Corontt dt•I MM
I hgh lro.,h/wph
tr1rh w.itt•r polo tC'dm w.cid d hxJh·
l'Ol'flJY ~'<"ond 1x•rlod to dc>h•dl
v~1lmt1 C'ttrhbttd Sdturdtty
T ht• SPt1 Kin<J'> out'>< nrcd
< 'cul,lldd h-0 111 lh<' !tt•c-ond
1x•nod 1..•n route• to lht• wm KdlJe
Kubu .. h•d lhf' \\11y with four
IJ<kll'
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
tASIUIAll
c~,,..... '°"'°'ct.. •t v~ 7 JO pm
~ ~ (Ot>COlcN •t
ll"'91M'd S )() pm
H"J"I Khoof boy\ ~ H'41 •t
Up.slr ~ 11.itfly Ou"'..,,· 7 JO p m
H.qtl Khoof C)"I\ Ntwpot1 lit in,,,_, 7
pm ht.lflC•• •t Caton. a.I MM, 7 p m • '°''• Me\.t <111 Notthwood 7 p m
~
H'9f'I Khoo! boy\ ~tfjln() ll•u.y
OwntlM1 •t \q l·M. l lS pm
Hogtl ld'C>OI ~ £1Une .. .i Coron1 c»t
Mlt. ) 1 s pm. emu Mew ~ Nortnwood.
J IS pm Nlowpolut ltWlf S pm
~
Col~ V~d •I Ul SYte
l>omonQuet H•lh (~). t pm
Hogh Khooi 9o11\ S..,. H .. •I
~)1Spm
PREPS
CONTINUED FROM 6
Second-place Newport
Harbor can wrap up
C lF playoff berth with
two boys soccer wins.
..,,, Faufflner
0At.'!'.,7°T\
WhUe tht> Costa Mew f ll{Jh
boys soccer 1ecun conbnu 10
hctvt> a leg up on 1t cond
straigbt Pdc:1hc COclSt l.L'dgu
c:hampionshlp. Newport Hcubor
High can c:lmch the school''>
econd C lf Southern Section
playoff berth in the la t f1v
asons with a pcur of Sett Vt •w
League tnumphs ttus wM'k
Coctch Kev in E<ipctrzd'
So1lor 17-b-2, 1-2 in lcdgue}
dre in .. econd plcJC"e. four
points behind powerful
Woodbndge f 18-1. 5-01 o,
Woodlmdge. idle Fnduy, Cdn
c linch at lea!>t d tll' tor tht!
tllle \Yllh II!> nf'XI win, d
I IMbor lo!ts, or two Warrior
I l<'!t.
NPwport . howrvN, entc>r.,
Wt>dnesdc1y"• rottd gdmt• di
ltt<,1-pldCI! lrvmc 12-10. 0-51
three point<. <.1heud of lnurth-
pldC"l! Lctgund I hll., fb·8· l, I -J.-
11. ont• point dhedd ol thml-
pl11ce Ah<,o N1qm•I
II lht> Tars who last mttde
thr playoff!. in 2000. dc•h•dt
In 1ne tht•n top Vl\llmq
Lttgund I hit\ fridd'y. lh t•y
would be d-. .. urc>d ol lm1!thmq
no \\-Or.it:.> than thud
A Lttgund I llll'i lo"' tu
\\'oodbr1dqt' \\totlnt•,ddy
t umbint'd w1lh d "''-'Wport \\ m
-m t•r lrvtnl' \\ ouJd µut tht• Tttf'
om• I lawk!.' IO">,' or om• lforbor
Ill• from C"rt>dtmq ttn 1nsur-
mountttblt• cid\dOldCJl' 10 th1•
'>tdndtnq'> (bd.,Pd on two
potnl<\ for d wm dOd ont• lur ti
t1e1
ThP Sttalor'> po!t1t1mwd
lhemsc•lvt>'> 'o luvordlJly h~
def Pdling Ah'>O '-laqut•I t -0
fn<Lsy. alter t.>nJoymq d h•dquf'
bye Wedn i.dtty ophomon•
Will Gu1mt1n "C"uH•d th1•
gt1me' loot• goctl d' the
Senior.. out.\hut the \\lol\1•nm·s
I U-3 The vtcto') dvencwd .i S-
2 lo.,, to Ah..o in tht lt-dqu1•
~ANl'I lll ~ t I 1
Mesa's Spencer Solomon {27) moves In on Laguru1' Ryan
Wolf (12). The Mustangs hold the top spot ln the PCL
Nl~wport dt•f«'dh•d lrvtnt'.
'l-~. J,10 11 tht'n lOJ>JWd
Ldqun11 Htll.,, l-0. J.in I h
f\.h><Ht fl l -1-1 5·11·11
t•Xt(•ndt•d 11'> PCL unbc•t1ll•11
"'"'dk to nme q<1nw,, ddllO!l
lld1·k to ldc,t '>t'd'on, "1th d
fOO\ inc tnCJ 7-J. thumpanq 111
l nawr .. 1ty fnday
..,t•n1or ~l1k1• C:..rdant•r
..curt.'<11\"o 9ut.1l., uni• r rt'<htt-tl
to him on dn own qottl "" tht•
Trutdn' wh1lt• Ch """"· fttllv
Lund I'" an Sttld' dnd lindn
Zttnq. ,,11 "'"'"'' d\ \\ell ti'>
lrc·.,hmon Allon.,u Panl'dd,
po.,t.-d '>lnqh• qotth tor tht.•
Mu,tt1nq, L n1 10-S-1 111
lt•dtfllt'I tllcln'I hl'lp II'> c rtUW
with two Cl\\ 11 lJOdl"
Tht• l\ht..,lttrHf' PnlC'I
WPdOl',dd'y ·, \ a...11 lo
"'orthwnod I\\ 11 prnnt' up nn
'>t.·c·ontJ-11ltH .. L<1t111nd B1·<1rh
17-7-2. 4 -1-t 1 thw1• up on tht>
th1rd-plt1< t• T1111twrwulVl'S
Northwootltwcl\.lt .... 1 l-l,1n
tht•ar la.f't h•t1q111• nwf'linq ldn
11
Th•• 1\111,ldn<J' 1 lo-.t• out lht•
\\Pt•!.. frtdd\ d<ldlfl.-,t Vl'>lllO<J
£:,t.rnc 1t1 14-1 t l-S1. "'h1rh
tll'l1•1th'CI Uni . .l-.!, \\t-cl11t·'><it1\:
tu "etrn "' "''' P('L \\in
"111es..1 eumt'<l t1 J.-U d(•ra..1un
ov<'r 1ts cro., .. town ra\ 111 th•·
first round of lt•d!fllt' < oront1 clt>I \..t,;r 15-fl-.i, :!·
l-11 nf'ed., t1 pd tr ol ~ 11 tom•'
Iha!> Wl>t•k lo rt•mt1an in
rontrntaon lor ont• of th•·
ll·d ri u(• • .. 1 h n•1• 'J 11.ir c1 nt••t•<l
pld~ ult twrtlh
<. o.ic h Pttt C ".tlldqhun''> St•,1
Ktnlj' hu.,t E\lnnc let
WPdnl•,c1,1~ dntl \'l\tl lJn1
Fradd~. hopmq tu 'lo"' 1t
thrt>t.•-point qdpon 11tml-pldc1•
"-orthwood
ThP ~I'd ktnq\ clt•ft«llPcl
E .. tdn' Id t1nd L n1 1,~ 2·0-.< or••.,
tn tht• hr ... 1 ruuntl, but hr1\ t•
Ju,t thrf•t• 'lrdtqhl l1•r1qu1•
1 •lllll''>I' ''"' f , b\ d < 11111h11w<I
mttrgm of H-.l
<. ·d"-1 '' w(•k1nu at' '''nmcJ
JHl ... l<ot>d!>On <1pJ>l'drttn< I' 1n
<'IQ hi '('d"On'> 11\ far..t 'In(<•
thl' IQlflf-2000 ct1mpd1qn
SdC)t' lftll (h-4-t l-J.-1 Ill
lhe \cddt•my Lt••.ltfUt•I Pnlt•r'
tl\1 wet>k 10 third plt1c I' Tht•
L1qhtn1nq ho'>t.. Cdp1'trctno
\dlley c hri t1<1n todt1\' di
3 t '> I hf> n I d n•' ,.1., 111 n If
Ccth.'dlJ C hdpt-1 4'1 [>ow n1•~
Fridd~ Both <1r•• l1•tt~u1•
Qdffit'
11 would mark onl) th1..• 't·cond 11m1• 1n
school h1 lory thdt lh1 ~tt1lor .. ddtml'd
ll'dgue C"rO~ ru. 1n bd:.kPlbt1ll etnd foolbttll
10 lhe am<' i.chool yedr
c ottch Ciordon !l.tc"'1'1ll Wd'> t>'>pt'C'1t1lly
pll'd!>l'd by has tedm., 44-42 A«t1dt•my
Lt>ttgut> win Jdn 2.! ovl'r Bn•thr~n
C"hn-.t1ctn The rett'>onf II dllO\\.t d him to
ttl'>o \ttld \Orn new del •n l\'C wnnkle .
anrlud1nt1 d full-< mart prP'IS, paid
thv1dC'nch
Smet.> the Tars b qdn lll'l<lm<1 \t1r'>ll}
lootball tettm in IQJt. o nly tht> rnfl.I
football team t1nd thr 1'l84-H.'l
ba kelbdll lt>clm ht1v~ won h•dquc t1lll''>
an the ~aml' chool y<•ur
'lhO\~ off" for ha forml'r mf'ntur 1n
dtll'ndanC"P. Paul om ... for whom h1•
Wd!t d vttr'>1ly a"'""ldnt a < ·oront1 dr•I.
ldr befort> orn ..... 1cppt•d down t1lh•r
Id 1 ed on Curry hd' '>loppl'd tt l nolh.mq to try to
1n plrt.' hi\ plttyN\, d'> \V<'ll d uppor1
from the .,llldt•nt body tor htS lCdJn (5· l 8,
1-5)
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pep rillht'i.." C"urry '>did ·1 hdven t been
afraid to eml>t1rr.1 my U •
hould lbe • VI w LNgue-leadlng
Newport Harbor hoy t>d ketbalJ t dm
wr.tp up Its ftrsl I ague taU rnce 1990.
S hould C'0c.1ch Ldrry I hr-.1 ' "d1lor-.
hold off Woodbndgt> for the outnqhl
c rown, II would be th first ttnw foothdll
ttnd bd ketbdll would httve qamt•d '>Ole•
po e ion of hrc;t plaC'f' tn thl' "dmP.
school year
The Sd1lor. wcrt> co-c httmp1on' in
Sed View footbd.11 in '84
• 11old Paul belorr the qumt• thdl
wt.• drub some '>Wt'clt on 1BrNhrt.•n1 for
ham,· Mc etll Sdtd
A•brta Lipscomb, a promialng
6-foot-2 1uruor center for the orthwood
I llqh guts ba ketbdU team LS lhe of
daught r 0 J Llp omb. "ho coached
lower-level girls b.t.skc.-tb.tll at • wport
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JC football glory
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