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Home My WebLink About2002-02-21 - Orange Coast Pilot...... SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WE8: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 1HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 , 2002 Mayor asks for water reinibursement· • With four of its wells closed, Newport has imported Wdler from another source, ledding CO!)ls to spiral upward dnd promptmg Tod Ridewdy\ move. er~ WdlN to ·~td Ml•!ui, hd' dl .. ubrrut- ted ct rcqut"il tu th Or1tntft' Cuunl\ Wdh I Dt'>ln<J ull1· P•u l Clinton DAILY PtlOT NEWPORT-MESA -To help edSC the hnctnndl burden of ldst month\ di'-< ovE>ry of d cancer-cau'>mg <>ubi.tt1nce m Newport Bt>t1ch\ wt1ter !tup- ply. Mayor Tod R1nq1•wt1y hd"> ill>ked the:> county wctte>r <1qt•n<) for ctboul S:i 9 m1lhnn wdter well!t have beP11 '>hut down since Jctn L9, wh<'n county Wdler olltc 1ctl!t t1nnounced th<•y round dn indui.tnctl '>Oh ent 1n thf' qround-\~dter .iqu1fer Ordll<W County Wutc>r Ot.,tnrt, R1dqc>wt1y ~kc.'<! lur ~ <f nu.1- hon t1 y<'t1 r to c ovN the lnC-f('d'>P The .,olvPnt, known d., l ,4- U1oxc1m·. h,.., lx>t>n pl.ir '(j on ti ">lt1ll' w<1trh hst of '>Ub'>tctnn•s potc>nttdll} httrmful to humtin hPdllh • Therf'fOrf', tlu-. letter u~-.p<'tlrd\ c ons1clt•rcit111n ul n•1m- hun.t•nwnt ol th1• '1t} ' wctt<'f C"O'>I">." R1d9t•wt1y \\ rot1• in thP lt•tter Tod RJdgeway c1nl'>, \\ h•1 <,hut down thrt>e of their mnt• wt•lh h.iw• t1'>ked the ( ount) wt1tl'r th .. tnc t lor I ~ nulhon Tht-c 1ty' 10111 dnnk1n<J-In ct Ft·h 14 lt>tl1•1 to th<• M1•'><1 C'on-,uhdt1tl'cl \\t1IN u ... tnc I. lht• d<Jl'lll \: th.ti dl'll\. Cyclists make their way along a Falrvtew Park traJI as n through 4'0me of the plant life. Funding Fairview Park LollUI Karper DAILY PtLOl T he Ctt} < nunnl clenclPd th1., Wt>l'k to ht~1m work on rcno- votmg Fcurvtl'W Park, m J>Ur1 to "n ur<> lht> nty doesn't IOSf' nCdrly $200.000 m qrnnt money Council member~ votrd 4 to t Thl'!tdoy to procl'<'d with the> dr 1gn phctw of thf' pro.1cct but mddc ure vur- 1ous options would b<' C'On 1d..red reg1Srdlng the parking lot, traU'I dnd habitat rcstorabon Councilman Gary Monahan dis nted. David Alkema. Costa M o parks project manag r. aid the Clly mu t spend $388,000 -$19-'.000 in grant funcllng and IM same 1.t1 matc:hing funds -on specific d 1gn plan m th n xi nine months. or risk losUlg lhl' mon y, Costa Mesa is rnot'ing ahead u ith renot1ations for the park. part Ly lo aL'Oid losing thousands in gralll n1on ey ·we do hdvc o dwdlint• .. t.tnnq uo; m the f ce, • Alkt>ma said Th Calllom1a Coa>tol < nnwrvuncy agreed m Jun to fund "th•• ch•<,aqn of public a and 1ntrrpn•tivt> prO!JUlm U'J\prov m nts• for lhl> wt•st 1dt> of lh • 210-acr<> pork, c!CC'orctmt} In o stdU r port Pl11ns for that ctn d ul thr. (kirk mclude an entrance. u bO-c 11r Jhlrkmcf lot, trdll'> dJld hdbtldl n•,turcttton, wh1C'h 1nvoh1c'> replaetn9 ~ml• of lhe veget<t- t1on w1lh pldnl! thdt ar "nullve" to the df Pd In Augu .. t, nt\· ufhoab cl ked for dn l'XI n ion Ql they could rl'Cnut u park ctdmmistrator ~fore moving dh Ml. Co..i tdl C'On rvt1nq ofhnab <1ave the city until 1\htrC'h :11, 200J. and Wclmcd that ii lhe d cldlin w not m t Co .. ta Mew would lo e 194,000 dnd a not tx.• coru»dl!I ~I fur fundin<1 m th1• futur • The llld t •r pldn for rclll"\'I w Park wa approved tn Ot>cl'mb.-r l <~ Cind nlll ~for 100 du~ to be re torOOI<>, l'<h1catJOn1ll dT a , u dog p~uk. ~uc.lhondl 3r d , SEE PARK PAGE A4 upon finding that aging is goin 1 to the dog. ly decmhund. coco. -.. • , ........... tw0 ..... 1111111 neur.0.11111--of ..._.Die.IC? ...... ................. ~ .. ,\I <t Wcdnt·~t1V ffi<'f llDrJ thr niunty WdlN rt1\trart., hoard '-'hedulcd d dt'<L 1un on the mqut•sb for Metre h •> dnd hN111n th1• <•nv1runmentc.1I rl'Vl•·w c1nd de.1gn \\ork on ct plcm to tr ctl the tc.1mh."<l \\ •I.ls nw bodrd b movinc1 lO\\dld tlw durundllon ol lhP (hl'nu< ctl trom the ground "dtN, St11d DttlOd Lt.•t1C"h, M1•-..1' qent>rctl llldrlcl<ll'f • 111 l'>I \'Pf~ quml n~w., • l.t'flC h ">dlc1 • 11 'IHI don I rP11111\'1• thl' D1oxdrlf' lr•1m thP hcf'>lll II '>Id~' th1 1re• TIWW \ t1 rl'>k ol 11 moving to other Wf•ll • The lJu..rd hu alreddy l)P.(JUn tteatang wot •rm on of l\le~ct·s contdmindted well w.tnq u.ltrov10IH light dJld per- oxrdt> "\\1• Wdnt to mdke urf' we contdtn lh1$ thmq O rcinge C.ounty ~ater D1c;trict -.poke mdn Ron Wildermuth said "Sldr1mg lrf'otment on th<> Wf'lls , .. d good WdY to do thdl . SEE WATER PAGE AS Water-saving device has hopes high •Ir. me Rdnch \\c1ll•r 1)1<,tnct nldy llhlctll th • ffidChtn{' In N.-wport Cod ·t lawns tn th<> f dll. June Casagr•nde D••lf P•LOl EWP< >RT BE .\CH - l >the aal'> t1Tf' hopmq d nC\\ dPv1<:t• cc1n mctkf! huge .,tndc.·~ m Wdtl•r quctlil) b) J>ft'Vf'ntinq lhl• l)\'f•rwctter- ITT<J OI Id\\ n' lhctt ~nd runotf into lo< al \\ ulN-. Tiw hvmt• Re.in< h Wdtt>r 1>1).olrtt t '' ron .. 1d~r1ng m'tdllllHJ d de\'ltt> r dlled \\1'c1th1•rTrc1k in homP.' 11 "'f\ , • ., an ~ .. wpurt Cod<;! Tilt' '' 'lt'lll rt•Cl'l\t'' :-.dl<?l· htt• mlc1m1c111on dhout rrunfal.I .mcl "1•t1th1•r < unchtmn' dnd. cal< uldunq m ldcte>r'> '>U<h dS tht• "'"' I\ pt• ttnd ground mclinut10n. dt'<"ldPs wht>n to tum '>pnnk.I •r on cmd olf \\.t> think th•' h<t gr&Jt prmm'" Tom A.,h ot the> lrv1m• Rdnrh \\t1tN D1!ttnc·t '>did Chdnc ..... e1n• dlmo t ""el"\ homf• could u!te th.u. • A.,h qav1• t1 pr<•<oentctl.Jon on tht-w tern to mPmber. ol the C 0 0tl'>ldll8d\ \.\idler Qudhty C1t17"n' Adv!">ory Comm1rtt"f• on f b 14 "I'm 1mprc-. d , -Ma)·or Tod Ridge"ay 'Wl1d sh sdJd thdt 1t' hkely thctt '-Ornl•lLrne m th<• faU the di!>tnrt rnuld bc-gln contact- mg homeowner-. m the ct.r a t1boUI Ubldlling lh 'dt>\,C \\ hirh dre mdnUJ<trture<i by privatt·I~ held "<'l\\Ork Ser\ tc ,., Corp ol Petahtmd, SEE DEVICE PAGE A4 Me asure W debate takes friendly turn • Bttckers of both sides of El Toro mit:latlv m t for dJl cxchang ledding to the March 5 vote. Paul Clinton DAil\' p Ol ~£:\\'PORT BEACH t-. h•mhc·rs ol c11ch 1\1 d ure \\ c ctlllp dct~t ~ th Dlf'Ol'i ul th•• m1l1t1h'IC Wedn 'day dut1n11 c1n unu,.unll)' pobt • <!. chan< 1• thiU pruk from th h1•ll1tJNf!nt h1 tory ol the ~ ·ar~· tonq a et l~tnt' ~''')Or L4ny Agran. c'I hic1h-prolil upporl r of th • m1hull\' to rmon th El Tuio t-.lc1rin 'orp Air SEE DEBAT£ MGE M 111111 um-m .... ___ _.._. _____ ,,, Cll•Flft----M Nll...S .. 'IN COINUR llAPPlllll A~ bntMfmt boost held bV the cosU ,_.Chamber of Commetat will be held from 7 to 8:4S •.m. at the COSU Mesa Country Oub. 1101 Gotf coune Oriw, Com Mesa. S12. S17 .t the do«. Reservations requested. (714) aes-9090. A2 Thursday. February 21 . 2002 ·WOllllG Dan Resendez HE IS Scarred for hie FIXER UPPER Dan Resendei gets bitten and scratched by feisty pets who VtSat the Mesa West Pet Hospital in Cosld Mesa. He doesn't nund, though. The vetennanan technician says he's used to 1t. because he considers a few scan here and there a small pnce to pay to keep arumals healthy. When asked about hts favonte part ol the 1ob, the 21 -year-old Resendez 'ia1d at's "helping arumals that are really ick and bad off • • J llke to make sure they're going to be all nght, • hP c;aid "Whatever we can hx. WP hx as much as pos 1- ble • REAS AND SUCH Resendez. d student at Vanguard BrieflJ. in BUSINESS Magazine honors Newport Beach company A Newport Beach investment management company has be-en hon- ored as RJsk Manager of the Vear by a widely known trade pubbcation The Paof1c Inv bnent Manage- ment Co will l'C<'eive its award during Rask magazine' third annual award ceremony m New York City next week Editors at the magume selected tl}e company for Its rigorous analysis of economic nsk factors. The editors also recogni.Zcd company mploy; for helping managers d tennino investment stratcgi . Th company's lnv tment trate· VOLM,N0.52 He's working on the wild side University. took counes an becoming a vet trcunee m high school. He learned how lo groom and clc•m the arumals, how lo morutor them wtule they're under an th Ul, to make sure the arumal'i. breaUung and to help the doctor dunng surgery when her tenllzed hands can't touch any· Uung unstenJe People most commonly bnng in thetr pets for neutenng R nd z comes acros th patients at I ast once a day Dunng th summer, the most common condlbon IS flea anfe • lab on. ·We get to bathe tht>m, to have them, take c,are of whatever' hap· perung to lhPm. • th~ Co ta Mesa resident SdJd gies are checked dally for Uquidlty and credit n ks. The hrm wa founded ln 197 t ln Newport Beach and has moro then $240 btlhon an fixed-wtng a ts under management m the Uruted States and an dddJbonal $100 billion tn msuraoce-bclscd a ts under man- agement m Ewope. New Mercedes Benz posts record sale One of Mercede B nz' lat t sports cars lS upon ncmg record sa1 at A tch r Jon MotorcdJ'S of Newport Be4ch. Nearly 600 car hopper have placed d posi~ for the n w t edition of the SL ports car at th car deal r- h.lp. The htgh·performanco cu, lat- ed to arrive 1n March. has expen· enced its first red Jgn ln 12 yea111. Pletcher Jone ha tak n 463 Animals lnduding dogs. cats, rab· bits, guinea pigs and birds stop In to ee Resendez. ONa A PET LOVER ... Uvmg in Vanguard's dormitories, R ndez can't raise pets of his own. But he has two dogs and a cat at his parents' home nea(by, and the sell· prodauned pet lover says he's always hung out with animals. •That' why when I went to high school, lhe school had a medical magnet program -and one of the courses offered was veterinary train· mg I've liked 1t ever smce, • he Sclld. The only drawback to has JOb IS the occasional untamed visitor. ·we get arumals, like Wlld cats lrom the treets. and generally I don't llke lo handle those.· Resendez satd -Story by Young Cheng; photo by GN9 Fr/ orders for the SLSOO, 27 for the V12· powered SL600 and 103 for the pe· ciaJ edibon SL55 AMG version. The 2003 models feature an elec- troruc braklng system. a hydraubc body-control system that adjusts the car' uspens1on for muunum com · fort and o retractable metal roof that g from hard top to a convertible dnd Vl<:e versa ut 16 seconds. 0th r features include da.sbboord displays that can be controlled from th t ring wheel, and computer sys- l ms that can detect and compensate for rood conditions. Pletcher Jones Motorcars bad annual So1 thot swpassed S4 20 mil· Uon in 2001, the most ln the nation for M rcedas Benz dealerships. The d«Ntlership features a 180,000· 111quare-foot showroom with o 1tuf Of 400. It 1s at 3300 Jamboree Rood. ... "-.... M~ IMltl74.411' M'Mtl$HQDM (949)642~ right No,_,..,.. .. .... ....... llWWOte.t ...... .. ,_.<Mlle,..,.... .... ,.. .... l!f!U-............ .._,,.,.... !Miit,.... 1m;11M11a· r =-..,, ~ '1'!411 <Dlftilal1tl ~the ~Noc Of MWI bpi. !OOMS5 ~...... I •of~OIMW. HQW JO "H'H us a.aero ......... ~ ~ l9J-. .... .., ......... ..... --o;..-.~,..,.,. .... 51...,. 0ur .-..11 :now ~St.. c... -..CAIM17. • I ... I I •• • ,,. ... 0r.,.. County t1oatm.f141 ....... .. ... ~ ~-----1'!& u ·~ ~-,.., a • ....,..,.,...,_ .. ,JMm ,.,,., ....... --..ca.. ,...........,. .... ,,.,_ ~··· -......... ................... .._ ......... -c...-~::.IJMOI ...... ... -............ ................. at• a •••• -........ .......... _ .... "' n .. ii ........ pal(y. PfOli~ ~ .. enort of l&lllllMca. ...... al ('Miit 57oMUJ. m h ........... "'-' .... Dallr ............. ,.,,,.,. .... .............. a..-. q' ............... ... ..... ,,. ....... ~ --····---· .......... ? 17 .. 4tl. • .... --·•19411••·--... OH 'tlell .. 60-"11 Dllliallr .. Ma-4121 ...... ........... _. .. PWDI ....,. ..... ,,. .. ,. ...... ,. l..it ••11110 •16111-.... _ ....... _...., ..... .. _....,.. ~---· "' ............ ,, . ___ .... __ __ Doily Pilot Add another chef to the family K idl can learn to cook at Dbb Cooking School's new future Chef Serles. for children between 10 and 14. The three-week series IS at 2 p.m. March 2, 9 and 16. The classes will cover three cwsin : week one is French cooking -kids will make little stuffed vegeta· bles, a Provencal tomato tart and poached pears with chocolate 'auce; week two is Italian cooking -the menu consists of chicken Parmesan. crostini with goat cheese and thyme roasted tomato and cheese ravioli Wlth tomato sauce; week three is Mexican cooklng -the menu is Fideo (Mexican spaghetti), ducken tamales and sweet com cake. The anstructors will teoch klds basic knife slulls, weights and mea- sures, and reading and understondtng a reope. The cost of the series 1s S~O. OlSb ls at 435 E. t 7th St., Co la Me a. (949) 754· 2433. flttgues IS having a • pring deaning· sale through Monday. All fall and winter merchandise ls reduced up to 70%. Fitigues ls known for its thermal cot· ton dothlng line for men, women and chlldren. It's at Fashion tsland m Newport Beach. (949) 644-6485. The Amertc:u Cancer Sodety Dbcovwy Shop bas recetved. 200 new wedding dre from Filenes' of Boston. Pnces range from $100 to $250 The shipment of new bndal dresses pre- cedes the upcoming Bndal Faire from noon lo 4 p.m. March 3. Gloria Godfrey, the store's manager, is aJso going au out on the window display for the next few weeks. Godfrey IS putting enlarged pictures of volun- teers m thelr wedding gowns. • u wlll probably be the prett1 t and most fun window you've ever seen.· Godfrey says. There are also all kinds of bndal accessories and new fash· Ions for men and women put out on the noor dolly at discounted pnces. The American Cancer Soaety Discover Sbop ts at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. (949) 640...tn7. Orange Cout CoUege is having a Friday Night Plan- etanum Senes at 7:30 p.m. at tbe S<.:hool's planetarium. The shows are S l 0 per show, and $25 for the series of three. The next set of claSMt will be March 1 and 151 April 5, 12, 19 and 261 Greer Wylder BEST BUYS May to. 17 and 31; and June 7 and 14 The series 1s for adults int rested in the cosmos. OCC Is at 270 t Fairview Road, Costa M a (714) 432-5880 or www.occtickels.com A grand operung sale is happenmg at Regency Ortent.J Rugs m Corona del Mar The store came thousand of rugs from around the world Selected rugs from lnclia, Palustan, llbet, lran and Turkey are reduced from 25°,.. to 45" .. Regency Ortental Rugs 1s ai 3555 E Coa t Highway. Corona del Mar (949) 673· 1693. Pampa Furniture IS hav- ing a 20%-off sale on au furniture through the nd of the week. The showroom is filled with pine and teak furniture. and the lection includes a large vanety of flnisb and taans. There's 'also an extra 20~ off on all unhmsbed furniture Pampa Furruture IS at 1941 New- port Blvd , Co ta Mesa. (949) 64 2-1199 Von Hemert Interiors i having a wtnler sale on au in-stock and speoal· orde red furniture and home acce son Von Hemert lntenors came furniture brand tncluding Century. Maitland Smith, Baker, Henredon. Swaun. Va n- guard, Tdylor King and Jef· fco . The Costa Mesa Show- room Is a~ 1595 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (949) 642-2050. Ouatrtne Wubllble furniture h a new hip· ment or pnng fabncs for their custom fwmture line. a.nd lb y off r t.n·bome con· sultatJon , Quatnne specus.I· ti tn tipcovers and upbolst red furniture. It's open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. and from noon to 5 p. m Sunday. It' at 3636 E Coast Highway, Coron df!l Mor. (949) 723.7435 Sllf All Sii WEAna~ "~be .......... ~ .. efteilWI, wld'O.,... darting Into .. rilid-10l In ....... port-Mala. lut ...,,.... .... dafM .... Cllllllt ....._ ... ol wf*" • tllow 15 to ZS,..., ................... ....... Ob.,...,. !owl .. ........ ,.. ... .................... ........ _,,, . ....., ... ............... '*' • ...,..,.....,, 5'9 "**' '° ....... boost In .. ,. .......... ... • be In ......... cNll-....,_,... ...... '-"....,. .......... nw.., ................. ,.. in....,. -.............. .... ,.. ... ,.,. ..... ,_,_ UI •..-UI Doily Pilot NeW security in place at JWA JOHN WAYNE AIRPOllT- A new federal agency took f1l/er 5eCUDty arrangement.I at the auport Sunday, vowtng to pro- vide a1rpons with a hi9her level of safety. The TuulsJ>ortotion Security Administration wtU now b responsible for security l.D all Of the nalion's airports instead of the Federal Aviation AdmJ.nistnlbon. It marks the smooth passing of a sac::ond deadline in the new a.i.rhne secunty law passed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The fU'St one went into ffect la.st month when a.irl&nes began inSpedlng checkec! ~!J9age roe explosives. What will Uus mean ror pas· sengcrs? Not much visually or even an terms or procedure, aid James Mitchell. spokesman ror the Ttansportallon Security Adnurustrallon m Washington, DC. What it means m terms of Internal operabons, though. is Brieflt_in THE 11EWS Campbell introduces bill for cottages As emblyman John Campbell introduced a bill Wednesday that could rruse dS much as $10 million for the rdmShdcltle cottages m Cry • tcil Cove State Park. Campbell, who repr~ts the area, as weU a Newport Beach, has proposed r&Smg the money by increasing the rents of the res1dents of the El Morro trdller park The re !dents, set to be evicted by Caltforrua State Parks officials m 2004, would be gwen a hve-year exten- sion. Also, caps on thetr rents would be lilted, making the mobtle homes es enbaUy DON L(A(H OM.Y OT NMlonal Gu.rd ten1cemea make the rounds at John Wayne Airport while passengen arrive on tbe lower deck. that all secunty in the airport For now, pnvate screerung will now come under fedcrcil companies wall continue to supeMSion. he 5alCI anspect baggag . but under the ·eventually, between now gwdarlct> and supeMS>On of the and Nov. 19, all tho e who TtansportatJon Secunty screen baggage and check pas-Ad.muµstranon sengers will be federal employ-·we have given them a i.et ol ees, • Mitchell said. ·But that' poboes to follow.· M.atchell scud. something we have to do mere-The Nataorw.J Guard patrols mentcllly. It can't happen who were posted by the gov- overrug ht: mment after Sept. 11 to provx:t market rate. CampbeU's legaslallon, known a Assembly Bill 2190, lSn't ltkely to be beard m comrrutlee unbl late March or early May. The assemblyman saJd he introduced the bill as an alter- nabve way to secure funding for the restorabon of the cot- tag The state is facmg d $17-btllion dehot lhls yectr in the $75-ba.lhon budget State parks offioals have Sdld they have secured about $3.9 rrullion to restore the cot- tages and are looking for addibonal money The restorabon Job could cost between $15 nullion and $20 nullion. ·nus is an answer to the fundmg question.· Campbell said about tus bill. ·whether 1t tS the answer remains lo be seen. It tS an answer 10 the CWTellt budget envtrorunent. • Money could dlso come from Proposition 40, a c;tatewide park bond on the March 5 bcillot C-ampbell has said he oppo!>e lbcH bond becau e at would add more debt to the !.late' ledger. Al o, much of the money ha dlreody been reserved for other projects. Cctmpbell said Robber strikes at yogurt tore A mdn reportedly \\lalked mto d C'orona del Mar yogurt stort> and escaped with more than 200 dftPr threaterung lht' Cd tuer with d handgun Wedne'icid}' morning, pobce s~ud ThP mdn, presumed to be m h1 30s. entered the Golden Spoon store m the 2400 block of Ea t Coast I hghway about 11 .30 a m ctnd asked the WINTlR SIDlWALK SATURDAY, f EB. 23 GROCERY, DRUG & HAROWARE ltilplK Ft~ F11t • . 646-1411 So.-oa 4r"IS . • . • 642·221 l C.tw11 Act Ko1"'91e •• Mt· HD APftAREL 64H731 HEALTH & BEAUTY ..... .. .• M6S74' ...., ',.,.., w.. .... ,.,.,, FOOD 0.~1 .. •fl•~ ltfiiry Cef6 ..•.•••• '46·0S20 .... Gtect a... .. '3•·•700 ................. S4N416 Pldi u, Sti1 .......... . ._..he1Ulll ......... ll SWWs c.111 ..... .... S!MCI ....,,, illt ......... W» ... "Mlrict . . ,.,... f.eliill •...•.. MS.tt• ..... c.n ..... c..m.s- r 0 ,, lk. 0 m • ..... .......... w. .. .-71'7 ............. '4S.Mll ........ a....•nn a prwence t the airpol'b will o.lso eventually be " placed by federal agents. ·we don't know when that\ going to happen.. Mitchell sa.Kf. ·But we are gomg to mak w.re there are no gaps dunng any of the t.ra.nsilioo .• He said the agency ha., asked for a budgf>t allocabon ol $4.8 billion in the n xt hscal year to cany out the operctllons nauonwlde. But, Mitchell added that the costs coulct nd up being mu(:h higher thcin antiopated. One of the gr at m nl) ol the new arra.ngemcnt ts that w.r • lules will no longer be r pon· sible for secwity, Mttchell "4l1d • tt's no longer a bu me ' decision for the 8J1hnes to make anymore,· be s&d The new federal employc wtD be pald well and reqwred to be dbze.ns of tbe.Urutcd Stat~. as all federal employee!> are "We're going to Ul><" the best personnel and technolo- gy available,· Mitchell '>ci•d •our goal tS to provide thf' public wtth the bigh~t lf"vc>I ot secunty.· cashier tor the pnc:P ol wll drinks, said Newport Bectc h Police Sgt. Trent Hams "He then put d bottlf! of water on the count<!r dncl when the cAStuer was dbout · to nng that up. pulled up ha'> shtrt and revedled d bldc:li. handgun an ha waasthdnd and asked her to gave tum th£• money.· he Sdtd Tht• mdn took the money dnd t>'-<aP'•d on foot, Harns Sdad Nobody was in1uwd 1r1 tht anodent and at appeMc>d thdt no other customer. w<>rP in the store dunng thP mn<Jt•nt, he said The alleged rohlwr • ., descnbed as a mctn 1n hL' JO-.. about 5-foot-9 dnd 220 pounds with m1d·t>dr \Ide· bums. Anyone with mlormd· tJon tS asked to cdll tht> Nt•w· port Beach Pobce DeJ>drt· ment at (949) b44-1bb2 Lemons 29 each Almond Poppy Pudding Cake $':>99 O nly ...,-ea. lhundoy, Februory 21, 2002 AJ Police chase ends with suicide at the Wedge •A Huntington Beach man hot and killed ~lf after holchng up a bdr, duthontles say. • Bryce Alderton DAILY PILOT HALBCJA PENINSULA - A I luntmqtqn Beach man report<>dly hot him 11 to d •41lh earl} Wednesday dlter he h let up d bar, CMJdCked d ,.port-utiJaty vehicl and led pobct• cm a rhdse thdt ended di the Wedg in Newport &•d<:h. pohet' ~d Curtu. [) Rctdig Jr., 36 Wd'i pronounced dead from tt ~inqh·. M>U -ulflicted gun- '> hot wound to the hedd 'hortly dlter 1 d m.. said Lt Brum Kelly of the liuntanuton Bedch Police l>t•f>tirtment l\;o one ~l<o<' was anJured clunnq thl.:' rohhe~ and put· SUll. whac h hf>CJdn JUSt dfter 11 p m TuPSdd\'. when Rdchy t•ntf'ft•d RE>dz Juk ... Joint bdf d t 424 17th St tn I luntanqton B<•dch, Kelly \cild RddlCJ hrdnd1!>hPd cl ldrgt•-cabtwr hcindgun d.lld dPmdnd xl mon .,. lrom the l><irt<•nd r l<Pllv ..dad Tht• bcirtendE>r 1mt1allv relu'>t>d hut hdnded O\'er dO unknown dmount ol c d..,h to the robber ctlter hi> hrE'CI a ... anql<> 'hot into the wdll, K U~ !>did Ruclaq th(>n lt•lt tht> bdr and fared l two unoccupied vehtc parked ou _de, police d. Ractig th n confronted 33-ye«u-old Whttll r fi 1- dent John Ro~ruon a he wt tn hi bl ck 1995 N1Ssan Pathfand r, Kelly Sdld. "I le d manded Robert- wn g t out of th car and dischdrged two more hots into pcsrked v ttid :· Kelly SdJd. •(Robertson! did and • Rdd19 Jr began driVU\g northbound on 17th treet to Pei.Im Avenu • Minut Idler. a Huntlng· ton Beach patrol car saw the vehacll' h aded south on C Od I Highwdy, police said~ The oflacer followed the cc11 while requesung backup whc>n the punwt r cbed Supenor Av nu~ m Newport fk>dch KeUv Sdad Radag fl~ to the end of the Balboa Perunsuta and drove off the road dtld onto thP city beach necn the Wedg<>, pohce aid ..\!. Rddlg drove onto the '><lnd. Newport Beach Pobce Depdrtment olhcers dlld th SWAT tc>cim surrounded hun. trymg to persuctde him to '>UITf'nder, poltce said • When they hnally dpprooched the Cdf, officers found Rdd19 Jr inside wtth a single gunshot wound to the h >ad Kelly '-aid 11e was pronoun<Pd dead at the scen1> "'o off 1c Pr' fared hots, and no ollacer' '~ere lnJured, KeU} \did WE DO THINGS RIGHTI OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT WE TAl<E DINING TO THE NEXT LEVEL! WE SPECIALIZE IN LARG'E TOGO ORDERS PHONE AHEAD! 196 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA · 949·64S ·7626 Fresh AtlanUc Salmon Fillet s "199,b Large Navel Oranges 7g,b gg,b A Coffee Bar -------------------Country Homemade 1' B~ad Pudding S J49 . 1 • 120Z ._ ______ "'!!!!!"!! ________ _,~"-----------------~ • • • . A4 TIM-.day. F.bruOry 2 JI 2002 I Daily Pilot "IUCWm POUCI flW COSTAMlSA 1600 bk>dt et 12;21 pm. Mondaiy. Man indicted on pornography, pipe bomb charges • ..... ""'9t:I A cornm.r· <*-' burgl.wy w,.s ~ In the llOO block et 7:45 p.m. ~ ·ll~DrMMd NEWPO«T BEACH ....................... a...iel ..... $pe9dlng O< rec.Ing 1 Y'lhlde w.s reported ., 5:<>6 &..m. n.esct.v. I • rt convicted, Bruce Knight Oewortb faces much as 10 years in prison. Miii ·-DrNei PolMtllon of~ wupc>ni WIS • ...,..., .. 0rMt: A vehtct. butg!M'y WM repotted In the 1100 block et 3:35 p.m Tuesday. """o..-~ reporud et 1. 16 e.m. Tuesday. ...... aoulev ... An euto in.ft wes ~In the 2100 block at 11 :37 a.m. Mondey. • Newport 9oulev..t: A.n Individual WIS reportedly drunk 1n publk In the 1900 block et 4 p.m. Monday. • 09lt Street: A .,.ny theft was reported In the 800 block at 8:25 p.m. Monday. • Send9lwood Street: A robbery was reported 1n tM DEVICE CONTINUED FROM A 1 4:'.ahf. The 8·inch square box costs dbout $150 ea<!h, and the satellite network setVioo IS about $4 per month, A!h said. The district hopes to pay for • 8lfdt Street: A commercl•I burgt.ry w.s reported In the 5100 block et 7:22 • m TUesdey. • Corpoi ete Plaza: A com- merd1I burgt.ry W&I f9P()rted In the 100 block It 8:24 a.m ~· • "°119 Drive: An .uto theft was reported in the 100 bloc.k et 9 01 1.m. Tuesd.ay. • Old Newpol1 9oulev..t: A home burgl.wy WM report· ed In the 200 block at 8·55 p m. Tuesdey. the boxes through grants or other fundmg sources. But ll's IJkeJy thf> homeown~ will be asked to pay the monthly fee because, Ash SdJd. the device saves more than thdt each month for the avPrage home· owner "11tis means we can finally get this out of the hands of DAILY PILOT SANTA ANA -A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted a 72-year·old Newport Beach resident on charges of pos e sl.ng child pornography and a pipe bomb, officials S4id. Bruce Krug.ht Cleworth was indicted alter Newport Beech police seo.rched tus home Dec. 18 and found numerous images of cluld pornography -all pnnled versions stored homeowners and landscapers.• SOJd Ash, noting that the aver· age bomf'Owner doesn't have the time or mfonnatio.n lo cal· culate all the f8Ctors necessary for the most water-efficient in1· gallon. With the Wealher'n'ak , he said, the homeowner puts to U\fomustion about the indMdual The Premier Steak & Seafood House :s:!~ ZAGAT :~~od • Porterhouse s u RVEY •Halibut CNrimed. r-dle.t. • Steak Diane Crille4 Or s.."-1) (Prcpand Table-Side) • Amualian • Rack of Lamb (c..nwlTebkSW.) • Veal Chop• • Prime Rib • f'alct Mignon • Steak Tartar (~ Tal>M-Sid~) • New York Steak • Froglcp aooa ORNIGm COUl&Tf Lobttcr Tail ___.. ..... ....,. •Abalone w ••~ '9 •Stone Crab Claws Arches ~ The longef it's llere the better It is wy loyalltu who cherish Continental 0 classia" •from anoth« era" complete with the "Best Steak lllrtare", "Stone Crab Clawa, Abalone and BananM Foster ("no hNlth food .._..) 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Wednesday's i.ndktment adds the child pornography count .and supenedea the earlJer indictment, wbtch means Cleworth wUl have to be arraigned In a federal court on both c:barges. He is out on bail. Lee said. Newport Beach police arrested Oeworth at 1111 Broad Street home Dec. 18 on suspi· don of molesting a teenager 26 years ago. 1be vktim. now a 40-yee.r-dd Oregon resident. came forward recently and property. mduding the types of plants being watered in up to 12 different areas of the lawn. 1bat infmnatim is sla'ed by the CDl1\• pany. U a power loss or other bvent causes the data to be erased. the satellite connection wW automatically restore the individual device's settings. The water distrtct is consid· DEBATE CONTINUED FROM A 1 Newport Beach.. you better go with armed guards,'· Ag ran joked. A hush fell over the gathered aowd of about 70 dty otfidals, politicos. reel estate agents and others. Agran may not have ehoted a laugh. but he wged the crowd to support the uutiabve. •Measure W lS the true choice." Agran said. •tt would aeate the f:ramewak foe a great metropolitan park.· The initiative ls the fourth such countywide auport refer· endum. Voters approved Measure A in 1994 on a slim margin to put aviation zoning at PARK CONTINUED FROM A 1 and ticyde and pedelbwl tnals, In the pest four years. Items such as the bk:yde trails and pa.rlaog Jot have come under fire. The council has recently postponed deflrutlve design decisions in an effort to gather more public feedback. Councilwoman Ubby Cowan saJd she recognized the need to move forward Tuesday but insisted two public work· shops be held during the deggn process. Monahan disagreed. Design options would ult:Imately come before the couocU for tinal approval, at which Ume the publicwould be men than wel· oome 10 give ils input. Monahan said But bis view was not sup· ported by his colleagues. Monahan was in the uunor· tty on the dais. but au<li nee mesnbers ag?eed with him. ·rm always ui favor of pub- lic participation. but we a.ta kind ol beatirig a dead horM here,· former mayor Sandra Genis said. Fairview Parlt en.th Bob Graham agreed, saying public workshoJ>I would only delay the.~ paslU\9 th buck through the concept of C'Om- muntty tnput, • Graham said. •we (had communlty Input! four years ago and came up with a great plan.· Graham was allo cona!l'08d that council rtMmben would comkl elimlnating the pro- polld paddog lot bee&~ ICXD8 residenll ant=· ·1 don't ..,f,f. why ttUs • b*la debetld.. Grablm 9llkl. ·1 thank lt ii time for tbe nv. ol you to maU up your nmdll and do what Is right for the com- munity. Not J\lll for now, but tor the oat 10 years •• provided Newport Bea.ch detadiY with leodJ that led to tbe anest. As of Wednesday. the orange County district a.nor· ~Ml not tUed any chMgel againlt Oewortb acxusing him ~ moleltatiM. Jana Ho6mann. tbe prmec:utor on tbe case. said wt month that tha cue was still under lnvestigatlon. U convicted on the federal lndlctment1. Cleworth will race a maxi.mum of five yedl'S in federal prison on the pos· 510n of child pornography charge and l 0 years on the pipe bomb charge. Loe said in the eyes ol fed· eral courts possession of ctuld pornography is always a felony. In the county court sys· enng the Weatheflrak system as pa.rt of Its ongomg water<OO· ervation efforts. But for Newport Beach. the big draw LS the beneht to local Wdters such a.s Buck Gully, where lawn over watenng can result Ln chemi· cab and pet waste in the water. U the program IS successful Ill Newport Coast, the oty could the base. South County·bdcked Measure S. Ln 1996, fw.led to overturn the prew>US 11Ubabve Wtu&c voten; approved Measurt> Fin March 2000 on a large mar· gm. the uutiabve was thrown out by a Judge as unconsntunonal The debate over the yeaB has been notonou ly con· tenbous, a tone notably laclong Ln the M we W campaign N ldnde, a fonner supeM· sor who once supported expand.Ing John Wayne Airport to acoommodat<> future travel demand, swd an E1 Toro airport lS now thP only answer to the COWlty's rurport needs "It's not a park versus an a.it· port ISS\le,. Nestande Sald. "The question 1S what do you do with the property at that k>cauon. It i.s my contention that an auport is STANLEY J . Alt.n J. Allen Stanley. a college professor end commoct1Ues trader, died Feb. 9th of cancer. He was 59. Mr. Stant.y was born in Pennaytvanla on 10/4142, the youngett of thtM brothera. He grew up In Torrence and atten<»d Walterior HS. Mr. Stanley attended UCLA where he earned a BS In mec:hanlcaJ ~nng and an MBA. Ounng coflege. he competed in gymnastics and trlldt was a member of the o.ttAt· Tau·Defta fraternity. Mr. Stanley taught computer related cou...., at Orange Coast Col1ege unbl the late 80'1, until he W9nt into buamna wi1h his son Mark as • oommodlttM bfoket. Over h11 kfe, he enJOYed 9ducatlon, music, aports. famdy. and deWtoplng 1yat9m1 for tt9ding the S&PSOO ltock Index future. Mr. Stanley la sul\'tv.d by his motn.r VW, NI two broChera Louts and Eddie, and hla son Mark. A memod9I MMc9 will be Mid at Etefnlll V111ey c.m .... 'I in ....._, CA on 2/23I02 • e:oo.m. t m . ft it oil n ~ ted 1 o mlsdemeonor -a lower oUense. The child pornography chug was ref erred by Newport Be cb police to th u.s Customs Service, wbJch in tum passed It on to tht' U.S attorney's ofhce, Lee Sdid. •The pipe bomb charge CMl~ to u through Newport BeAch police and the fed rdl Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms,· be said. "Th Orange County dtStnct attor· ney al.so isted us m prose· cuting the child pornography charge.• Clewortb tS ti<:heduled to appear at the Santa Antt Federal Courthou e on Monday morning. bt>gU\ looking for ways to u."' the technology throughout th1• ory. ....... ~CoYel'l Newpon Beech She mey &. reached et (949) 574-4232 or by e-me1t •t june.cas.gr1~ larl~com an econonuc cataly t for th1' county · Both men took handwntte11 quesuons from the aowd.. whi< h were read by Jun d<> Boom. th1 • group' executJve VtCe presidt•n1 and a oolumrnst for the Dri1ly PUt ii In tus pamng remarks, Agrdn needled a.uport supporter.;, whc 1 have said the auport tS a n('('<" sity to meet groWlllg demanct ·u we'n> gouig to deal WJth Uus together. that means ooanq honest Wlth ourselves about Uw (future) &Lr traffic an Oran<w County.· Agran s&d "Pied,.•• vote and lhmk long and h.uc about the future of the count , becouse that' what' at takt• • ltllUI Clnton covers the environm«nt end John W•yn• Alrpon. H9 mey be rHChed et (949) 764-4330 or by •ma•I at paul.dintonflfat1rMS com KUBAS John Creighton Loving hu1b1nd. father grandfather and friend to many paHed away on Sunday, February 17, 2002 In Newpot1 Beach. He WU es With the aid of a football scholarship, JoM graduated from USC with 1 Bachelors Degree In US HJatory In 1958 For the next hftHn years he served u HIStOf'Y teacher and Varsity Basketball coach tor Santa Ana Valley High School For the last thirty yeera he has been widely known as th• founder and owner of Villageway Management. John was known for h1a honesty, nt9g11ty and deVollon to famtly, friends 1nd busJnua •aaodat11. Jonn·1 op4tnneu and engaging smile will be miMed by 811. John 11 1urv1v•d by ArdJ Kubu hit wif• of 22 yeara, hts mother, 1lx brothers. two slat•ra. thr•• 1on1, four daughtera, 8 grandchUdr•n (two tTI0'9 on tt.. ..ay}, and 27 nieoM Md neph9ws. In heU of ftowerl. donettona tn htt memory may be Hnt to the Leuk•mi1 Soc ety of NMnca 2333 No. Btoedwmy. Suite 320, Senta Ane, CA 8270e. Memo.1111 s... .. be held on Fridly, ~ 22. 2002. 11 ·oo e.m ae Our ~ OuMr't of AngMa Churc:ti, 2048 M9r Vllea Otlwl, Newport BMch. CA92980. Doily Pilot CURVE of f rui and v bl • day to fo or n lmprov Pa.ran 1 ouxi.liary octJvt for tgWJ h w . not CONTINUED FROM A 1 th ff ects of agtng •• This information IS being incorpo- rated lll the design ol IOlllG doq f~. which • probably OK with Coco, who will t anything sh can get her mouth around I Wee strawber· n and blueberri -l even Wee pinach -but f found st a UtU off-putting th4t there w no mention an the tudy of the emotional or th be ben fib of chJcken-fned steak spelled out in the summary ol I.he m.ady I rHd, but they woWd certainly be more attractiv than eating bl • n all the tune. ~pecio..Uy Ulfl ~tUngport WATER Tht> l'esedJchers also dis· roverl'd that tlus draconian dJ l wcs most effective for dog when theu own rs com· bane 1t W1th uch mental tlm· ulatJon as walking lhe11 pets, playmg with them. talking to them and pettlng them Dt>lnct A nwnber of oth r pe.ralleb betw n Id rly dogs and thelf hwnan counterparts w explored sn th udy. Dec:lirung bi anng, for exam- ple. Both Coco und I hear lecuvely . h •:.how no awar n of h nng ord l"f) to go oulsld , esJ dlly wh n it' cold. or to get off a forb1d- d n couch but wldom nusscs a summom to du\n r I am accused-unlclU'ly, of couise -of imilar l@ctlvity. re· dally m my mability to pick up CONTINUED FROM Al Between OC'lober clnd April. the cit) rclJes on lhe aqulfer for cl1l of 1~ Wdter Ounng the pedk ummer months. th city rece1v ., 75 .. of st wetter from the dQU1fer and buys the remd1n1ng 25'' from the l\tetropolitdn WdtPr Dsstnct. Newport Beach will import au of Its water from that agency 1ba1 wtll l d to 1t pike in oty water co t from the typical $7,350 to $1 5,225 d d<ly Ssnc-e tht• ~hutclown. hoth Me d ConsolldcttPd dnd Newport B(•t1ch h<1ve hdd to buy more of th1•1r dt1tl) -,upplv from the MNropolildn Water In hts I ll r. Ridgewd\' !did out eral p<MJbi.litJ for pos· Whtle the well are down, 1ble relief, includmg direct payments, credit or cc1~h relief from the Orange County MOMENTS that we see ••. your Sp«jaJ Day Now 949-67 5-3130 ww-.. 1uhnlilumphuu~r.1hp1 "'"' • •• and JOU will CHERISH " ,-\!I l 11.ot II-..~. l unin.1.l I \l.11 <!J IJl1IJllRJluJ1 CONSIGN • DESIGN Quality furnislrings for your home Features of the Week 42" Round Glass Coffeetable & Base Like ew Slipcovered Sofa Italian Porcelain Chandelier Mahogany De k Antique Ro ewood Armoire L 1mited to stock on hand expires l lrtoi Con,1gnmC'nts AcceptC'd Br appointment onl) $135.00 $575.00 $375.00 $225.00 $1795.00 369 E. 17th Street •Co ta Me a• (949) 764-1746 Located behind Plum·~ Patio Hout\ 10-5 Mon-Sat. Sun 10-4 NOTICE ITY OF EWPORT BEA H OTI EOFF AVAIL BILITY ( OFA > I ITI G PPLJCATION FOR THE IT\' DEVELOPl\tE T BLOCK GR T PROGRA 1 FOR FIS AL YEAR 1002-2003 <APPLI ATION WILL BE YAILAB LE FEBR UARY 18. 2002 THROUGH MARCH 8. 2002) th VOJJ of womt'n Anoth r ump is ILltggmg lD d1sp yed by ~kfi rty d and humans in activt thdt w em: m youthful Md ev n nUdd.lo ~ wt th d kind ol UDO'\bt al nthUSld.Sm -or at l t toler- ance -and are morotly looked at an advanced ag with a JctundJced ey . For most of h r We. Coco d lighted tn hang· lll<J out wtth us. wha v r we w re doing. Now he fre· quenUy rE'J(.'CU us without quilt b~ CTawhng und •r d bed f huV(' '>UTUlar utgb to rctreu\ but haven't dltogether klcked the gwlt wtul wallowmg m my growing tconodasrn Coco has to be dragged out from under th bed: I till emerge on my own. SarutatJon DtStnct. The Osoxane contanunatJon occurred wh n the 'idruldllon d1stnct in1ected tredm\ of treated wa>te wdter into the dqwjer. Traces of lhe solvt nt were found sn lhe dqwfor di l<>vP-1'> thdt ar not cons1derf"d to IX> dcingerou . The talt> hd!> not ntll· todo . I ully offer ,_'*rrhel'I one fiDAI to he byj>ossed: the of the mand t of dog on the oging pr . Coco has convinced me that physical dU ements at 4ll old depend much on the hCNKI the body I can't 1ump d 12·mch M<ig . although I once h Id th r=0t1 WttynP, lnd .. rf'Cortl lot t.tw• l lO·yurd·h.i11t 11 •die. But Corn. "ho th~n I know h · 98. i.till dlm~t effortlessly 1umps onto chcl.U'S lour um h r h 1ght. chdl· Ieng th Gredt Odnes next door. loudl~ berates ony lrdJlger who VlOldl her ., t d stdnddrd for the mctx1· mum level of Dsoxane thdt cdJl b<• pu:•.sent sn thP Wdler Th • solvent WdS found m lht• wells m lhe rcmge of four to eight parts per billion. whlch I.!> dboVt> the stdtt• • dcbon Le\ el· of thrPf• f)(}fb per billion on thl' '>Ul)'.ldtl( e Loccll ageno must dddrh-, the contanunanl wheJl Thurlday, February 21, 2002 A5 • J058'tt N. 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' 7:00 p.a.-t ur.z 1 c-., ua • • .. ..... _,__ A6 Thundery, February 21 . 20Q2 EDITORIAL More answers needed for athletic changes to occur T he Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis· lnct investlgabon into the death of Costa Mesa Higt: football player Mdtl Colby was a much-needed probe con- sidenng the seventy of the incident dnd potenual dan- ger to fulwe athletes. Still. we are sorry to say, some questions remain unanswered school officials thdt Colby i;,hould avoid contract dnlls tn prnctJce and play onJy haU the next game -the OC'edn View matchup, the report stated. Unfortunately, nu.ssmg from the district's report ls input from the Colby fam1· ly\ p hyi;,1cian, D r. NazU Ahmed. who e.xanuned Mdtt. 'There's a lot of things that I don't like the looks of, l;lut I'm not trying to outlaw them.' -C09U ...._ eo..tdlnwt G8rJ llanaew-, on vot•ng ~lmt 1 l1w that pl1t.s rettrictiom on • RV owners Doily Pilot r I m I OAl.Y 11'1.0I The report released last week clears school offac1als of any fault relcited to Colby\ Sept 29 death that rcpedl· ed blunt-force in1unes apparently caused. Further. Matt's mother, KeU1 Colby. deoded not to talk to mv tJgators nor to hdnd over the doctor'c; mfonndl1on That 1!. unfor· An airplane takes off lrom John Wayne Airport. Dally Pilot read2rs continue lo weigh ln on the airport debate. HlS death came hou~ after a Sept. 28 footbdll game against Ocean View High School An autopsy revealed that the repeated blunt-force trauma caused has brain to !twell About two weeks before. the seruor apparnnUy suf- fered a concussion in a Sept. 15 gdme. However. he reportedly did not lf>Ll his trainer dbout the headache. ndusea and pressure behind the eye., an d m the sinus cavity until nearly a week later -crnd after yet another gam<' Hu. doctor th<>n told lunate We urge the d1 .. 1m t 111 continue 1L<. '" "''II tor change" m U1e aflenndth of Colhy'., death. Supt. Robert DMbot '>lrPSSed that he Wd' open to malung change~ to ensure the safety of tus stu· dents and we have no red- son not to believe that We also urge Kelli Colb'y to share mformat1on with the d1'itnct for the benefit of dll future part1opanl!t in high '>chool football and other !tportl'>. Anythmg she can do lo shed light on her son' death could prevent !.uch d tragic incident from hdp· µemng again. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Still many doubts about Marinapark T hi!> I!> rt>q.uchng cl hol<•I on the Mt1nndpdrk locd- llon I · Drumming up support for d Mt1nndpttrk re-.ort." Feb 10). Stpven Sutherland 'idY-, he• will hdve better beach dCC"~ to th • bedch You cannot havP tx>tter beach dCC'eSS than 1t tl'> today There IS across dl t 8th and 16th treets now where he would have a hotel in the • wdy. dlld people file not gomg to ~JO through a hotel to get to a bedch. There will be less acress to the hooch. He says h will conV10ce other residents that Uus IS the be-st u'>e of t.ht' propP.rty. nm will lllCTNSe traffic. he <otty-. nc• There will have to be at lcdSt 50 employees to man thtl'> hotel. They Wlll be com· mg and going at all limes of the day and rught; he i.ays he will have trcuns or b to trdnsport these employ , but that' so much hot dll' There will be delJvery true.ks conung and going at all hours of the ddy and rught He will try to comn.nce oth· er vole!"') of the city that thts ts JUSt dnother trcUler park to be rPmoved I would like cdl voter. to com down and look at Man· napdrk, 1t Is a v ry nice mobtle home pdl'k and nolh· mg llk<' whdt most of the pub· tic S(>e'> along Coast Hlghwdy. ED Dl.10N 0.tJho. P ·nin 111 1 Columnist spread word in fight for El Toro airport Many thunh lo Jun de Boom for ~ n.>eent column wanung readers thdt tl Mett'illt W (th(• Great PMk IJU· babve) pa'>Se'i, tlm El Toro airport will not be bwlt ICommuruttes & Clubl'>. ·A mcttl ·r ol the-h rt.· Jtln 261 Thill mean th re will be pnonnous prPS· sure for John Wdyn AlrpQrt.. to s1gmh· canUy expand Di:> Boom ask\.d us to cons1d<>r th<• 1()!)., ol our property val- Ue!> dnd qualtt)· ol We wh<>n W<' clrl" forced to endure cve>.n more pldnt"" over our hl•dcb 24 hour. d clay. A "19· rulict1nl increa.<,<> tn Ai~ort trdfhc on our roach DIBATE ~~VI~'~ The tk1d new' I!. thdt n<Jhl now polb how M dS\lrl' \\ will wm I lowever. th<>'-<' ~mt• polll'> tndJCdte the meai.ur-r. 1054.." wht>n pcopl<> ICdm the Gredt Pttrk will cost taxpayers bllllons. It ~ E!'.SS<'nllaJ we• gut thdl mlonnabon to countyw1cl<> vol<'r.. but coum protub1t city and county funds from being ~ for that purpose Thal is why etc Boom dSked us to • tep up big-time" with a pnvate dofldtaon to lh<' Airport Working Group PollbC'ctl ActJon Corruruu That organtZdbon lS lNJallY allowed to w.e our mon y tUld mlonn all vol<'l"i Qf the truth I'm -,cndtng d chcck For the !tdkP of our commuruty. I utql" you to 1oin m today wluJe lher 15 !ttill llm to make et cltlference Would you <Ul.c> make '>uro your neighbors know th<-tacts dnd gwe them the opporturuty to help? IOHNIE O'NEIL N<'wport Beclch Rcsid nts have everything to lo e in Newport B ~ach On thmg that \S dlthcult to under tand m tht.'> brouhahtt over I\ 1&ll'>ure W, th • El Toro airport v~us th Gr •c.1t Park in1llabv • as that pcopl Ul South County ob dlC rontnl>ut.mg mU< h more mon('y for th<-M ure F r mn· paign than th05I' in wport BNch dCJdlll t M <J\\Jf! W, who helve• much n hi lcl!M-. Without El Toro dU"pOrt to hdncUt• OrdnCJ(' County·., growmq d1J" lrdn'-· port needs. tmy John Woyne Airport will h<lV(' to <'Xpc:tnd, pcrhdp<; douhhnq 1~ ttlf ptt~n9er l0ttct by 200f> t1nd then tnpltng II soon dft<>rwdrd Thi'> m<'dll'> thdt pc!'Ople llvmq drouncl N<'wport 8dy will'>('(> their prof)('rt) vcllu(~ drop I 0" . to 50" •• IJ\ th • next l<>w y~H'S They httw much to l<N• Conve.-..el}. none of lhOM> llvmq in South Count} Cltl~ will be ttlf P<h> Wlthm the El Toro OOIM' rdnCJP Thi!. !M'<'ms to bed C'd!te ol mm • ., h} ... 1 na Ill South County dnd t1pdthy in the romdor o tu•'>. Nt.>\\1>0rt Beach. CO!ttu l\tesa.. Tlt.sun. Stlntd And ttnd C>rc1nqc- SHlRLEY A. CONGER Corona dt>I Mar Columnist persuad · reader to approv a park. I will'> 9om9 to dJSnUS de Boom's IU'St rnlwnn fJan 2b), but h thl'n t(>'>pondNi to d reply by Wi.llldm Detoy thdt ha'> som incom.ict talc· m nls 11nd ct'>Sumpboru (Co1nmurubt>i. & Club,, ·A whoJe lott<l mon<>y for tNc·he>r.., • Saturduy) De Boom attempts to ltl} the bldlllc for tncred'C ri d rm in l.Mne> dnd South County. Nol eU of those residents tl.n> Dyers. That wnpbon is dS l>dd cl' . tht" a: wnphon put forth in the hudtJ t lor tht• nwnher ol proplc> who w1JJ fly out ol El Toro. wtuch ~ gro-. ly infldt- ed The d mand <"clJl, and will tx> lctk· c•n car ol by Newport Bt•t1ch' pru· pcl'i4"<l nrw illJocabon for fltghl.!i fdrtudlly, thP. oty "could hav • ht1d evc•n mo • money• to fight tht• chang proposed for lli9ht mcri"'tl<;(>S at John Wd)'"lle by 101mn9 wilh South County fom.':'t .igd.U\ t i!I Toto An oUt·r was mddf> by th<' south to pm- vid • th 11 ttuHh c.md fund·rcu~ang t1lnl- 1ty to N wport Beach if lh CJty wmtld com out .iqillnSt th rurport. I hi Xclmple of d flight lo Th™>nl Nort't<'n No busan exccuuw would 'i< h ~ul d 9 d m m unq You would nuss 1t. rhg~ d pcut frotn J hJl Wt1yn ell th • rh t 7 a rn • und thdt 1 U yoo ttre No. l for tok ff Th<Jt 1i. H m in 'Th n. You"''" ml· ruldte the rest. You dJ'P 'iChedullng an .ippombn nt th11t you will always be lute for I n<>vN M'ht.-dulod dllvthlng pnor to to d.m He stdl ldck of c ompellbon is the rNSOn for lugh r far out of John Wayne Wrong, lh • wP1gh1 restnctlOru. 1mJX>Sl.>d and th • noL..e dbalement procedures nd out lbghts less lhd.n lull. Th refore. d.lfbn~ must charge more to make up lht• (>C'()norrucs of their fltghts. ' Southw t pcoclJ lcltl"> d.fe dffect- ed bPcdlLW John Wayne has lugher cosl5 thun oth r faoltb~ A dtrty little ..ecret. lht.t nty of N wport Beech. pre· vaihnq with fl.tght restrictlons. has cost 11s C'llJWn'> and the traveling public nulbon'> of dolJdn m e.~ traveling c ts Agcun the purportoo lack of n01Se at El Toro ~ false TI\ere will be more OOL'if' than when the Marines Dew m and out. and Wf' don't want the result· ing pollubon that rom With 1t. Look al the seven ai.rports turned over at the same ume clS El Toro. not-0ne operates as 11n airport They have been drvrlop<..>d into mulbuse areas. reli>1denba1. ronunercldl. pdl'ks and open SJ>dCC' The county 1.1llowoo the elJte to bnnq commerucll uviallon into JWA. Th<>y mude nulbo~ from th '>ale ol thw dlllt.n<' Gt'orqe Argyros would ldnd to mdk<> m.illwns agillll if El Thro g()(~ through. Why c!M! would he giv $217 ,000 to th pm·rurport group. Not becdusc In.'> hom as under the llight pdth or John Wdyn ? Or would he? Why is Brun• N<'!>tandc head of a pi<rtlllJ>Ort romnutti thdl as c10d was funded by Arqyrcr... t.Uld whdt 1S lhetr bnanotJI reldboruJlip? No moro mon· ey from JWA, no more moo from \rqyms. and no mon y rorrung m Imm the maJOnly of people of Orange County So. who do they r present PXC'ept ~U·tnt r 1 So de BoOm's roJwnn clinched 1t for m •. l h<1ve lobb1<'d Myon who would W,ten dbout th bt>n fits of M ure W ~lfl<J clnd l'U go on better. I hilve my absent ballot m front of me, and you know how I will vote. That'~ ft k>t bett r than nding c4Sh It' m th bitg. FRANK UMBAUGH Core.nit <l 1 1 r Temples and other places of worship. can benefit community, humanity Readers RESPOllD Mormon tern . Any time a n tburch. np or syrwgogu built.. It e.lhrm5 a commuruty' ronurutment to . I f our cultw bocome so U-ind~ nt that w only wor· hJp at the mall, th rno and tho l>Mkl w hope noc. There are aymbols Gil dlOUlld US 1lM! OOM that elev• oor rultu are Ul<Jle tMt point t.m towcanJ thing higher tbAn ourMMll. S1IVI MG.....,.. EASTMOND a.ea Melli In 1wpon1e to Ken EY91W01l Communtty Comrnen~ 191..et the Mormon tample rile in~. r«>. 3), tM.re.,. more e..a • ·hwlul al folkl. °" _. • h ..... Wbo.outal1111*1llrlb* nelglr' ............... Mar· mcm .... lllnll=ID .. M t• ._,. ....... >. 1111 dJ'' I ..... ~·::t ....... II I II' • •-* 1 a a ., .... ..., ...... , 1..., l plo ut hc.ight thcll (j in Wlth thPne~)()d ONOY CoroNl d J Mar· Daity Pilot 4ffairs- THECIOWD L oven and trangers ca.me together in eel - bration for Valentine's Day. More than 200 gu ts filled the waterlront dirung room of the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club m Corona del Mar for a valenbne upper of stuffed Comish game hen and filet oJ sole. Toasts and tributes were made to both newlyweds and longtime lovers celebrating with gen- erations or fam.iJy members in attendance. One or Newport Beach's molt philanthropic residents. Jtm Eam.l, escorted tus wUe. Catbertne. joining Al and 'hlly hnball. Joe and Joyce Uni.Do, Steve and Jan Sulberlan. Gary and Sharon Gria•, and Bany and Nan- cy Levy. Good w1Shes were sent to Don Cole and Judy Gmur on the announcement of th t.r engagement Also m the Valenllne's everung crowd were Dr. Carolyn Hardy, Jlm Kerrigan, Alda Hobson and Dave Lamb. • • • The presbgtous Walter Knott SeMce Awards, Ul con- Junction Wlth Goodwill Indus· Ines of Orange County, were presented to three most deseM.ng residents wbose lives exempWy th Walter Knott spmt of i.ervice to com- munity At a sold-out lun- cheon recently. Rex Hudler Thundoy, Februofy 2 l , 2002 A 7 and fund-raisers-of the heart attract Newport-Mesa, Wd"' dOlOO(! hll> fd\'Orlll' ••ndeavor:o. ctncl ht "f>IOI '' •"rnmptiltes of Oran~w Count' pro\'1111~ J>l.~•J>I«' "1th 1h,ttbt.l- 1tw' lht• opportunal\ 111 c1Chteli C? llll'U h1t1hl~l It•\ l'I ot lJf•r,un<1l .uid P< onomi< tndPp(•ndPnc., Tht.• tl\\<tfli.t> \\f I JJ<IO· Above,AJud Tally Penb4111 atti nd the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club Valentin 's Dinn r. Left, Jim and Catherine Emmi enjoy dinner at the BahJa Corinthian Yacht Club. h1~rt comrmttee df~ cdllm q th•· event ·And The Bf•nt ( •Ot':O. ( )n • The Amt>ncd n I h•ctn ,x..~n.\ I f('ttrt to I lrc.1rt Cctl<t will ht• a block-be p1.1•n1ng linnging togeth •r both the• HeldJ Miller. right, cbalrwoman of the Heart to Heart Gala, ls joined by Ron and Darlene Herrick. . . nn d h\ Ru,~11 and \t1l- dred Knolt Roger; and Bar- ht1rd Severson Ric-hard r orpc>r<th-. wolld d.Od f!K di '>llC-lt't\ for ctn PvPnang of dln- inq rldn<'anCJ I und-r1ll'•ln<J dOcl f'Oll'rt11mmen1 P111dmoH• repon.., thc.11 the evPmng . Wllh bCkPI ... 'tl'llJnq ul $300 p..r l>l.!rson dnd up. \\,ll Andhetm Angelc>s brc>ddcdSter dJ1d fonner prof 1ond1 ba.sf>- bdll pldycr. Diana Schuur, two tunt> Grdnuny Award-wmrung JdZZ vOCdl.lst: cilld l><ln Keplinger. cUtJst. were l'{'(oqnw>d b't the gTedter OrdngP County commuruty Hudlrr who'><''"" rad<' llves wtth Down '>yndrome. ha-. ht~omt• a Odt10nc1l advo- cate for people with <lli.ab11J- lles Schuur, blind '>tnce btrt.h. ts known for her dedJ· catlon to those fdnng a world or darkne s. Keplinger, who !>ldrred m the Academy Award-wmrung documen- tary • Kmy Gunp, • has become widely recogruzed ror bts drt and <,f>Mce to community. Goodwill lndus- tn Denise Desmond com- mealed "Tb~ 1nchv1dt1dl-. are lead.Ulg the Wd't for ptoe1· ple with dlsabwll ., Tht>1. make the world d l:H•ll,•r place for au of u~ Walter Knott thP Or.my" County pioneer who w1lh lus wife, rounded Knott ... Berry Farm, devotl'cl h1!> hnw dnd resources to 1mprovmq the Orange Count't '>tdnddrd of llvmg Goodwlll lndu tnt"• Cole R. Wllllcllll Bu'>ter Doy Henle' \leonder °'ialle Bett\-Bt•lden Palmer Puker Kertnt'th ind John Ward • • • TI1•· \1111•m .m J 1t•,1rt \'t':iO ' 2 \..t dllOUol I lt•cJrt lo I h·<trt 1 .. 11., 'h.im-d b} Heidi Miller \'lolll l<Jkr> pltH ,. "-1d't 111 1111 .. I 1\,111 Re<wn" • 1t11t•I 1 n I rv111t· < )rgiJn111•r Patrice Poldmore c1nct Uw dm"<.t pre.IC t•t>ch tu fund n '>earc;h, Pit\J< nlJCJn ct.nd c ommurut\ '4'" 1r ' c.1uneH>nt1nci hf•dn d!.!>f'cl'>t:' dOd .,troke-. The popul • .u lc>Cd l lldnd- h•ader Waynt-Fo lt-r 1~ ..et to provide thP mu 1c: R n 'd- 110~ an· 11vdtltthl~ b,. < c.1llmg 1~441 A5t-.-$555 • THE CROWD ~<tr\ Thunday\ .-nd S.turct.y\ ~ EWPORT STONE C11mp/(!/f! Oe·uyn < 5.hocNYJom Mattress Outlet Store ~ 3165 Harbor Blvd. ... Costa l'lesa • o.e 11ac.11 s.t11 "'•os ..., • (714) 545-7168 Whale of A Tale Children ·s Books tort 949-854-8288 "*-',.....,,, u. .. ""' ................... ...._ n.lfWsforND.._. -A...,,_ T1wtfw M •rtn• .... lnla ....... ~~· o.r.-.11 ....... ..................... '8. ..,, .............. !MM• an•1~-.)Q;QO ............. ... w/tttt tk a nee is matk a ordabk .. On 'ale "o" ... fill' 1.99 ... q. n. • Tra,ertine SJ.50 ea \Jany Sia~ SO<"'c off• Frtt Oelh-er) Robert Mwtsch Thurs .. ~ p.m • Slip into Spring! Preview our new pring collection in fre h color:'i, plu' ba from 4-12 and :i 'tcre:.at lcctaon of width • IJl ludml( ................ handbags and ac available . ......_ ~ ed into Marm1 berwcen Feb. 1 • Fch 2H and .. • ... I~ Olf any new pnng ~.~,,.. 1Md·11 .WerU\w•""*"' • -= • tFc • peclNrc .... A'h1"- wllll ll)e rtael ,_ wah .n .. pu«hUe. I x I • • ' A8 Thundoy. February 21, 2002 DATEBOOK Doily Pilof The new Cannery c~~es on the tradition My dirung rompanion put tl sucanctly: ·1 Uk.e the jelly- fish.· The resin IC\.llpt:ures of the tenta- cled un creatures are Just the tip of what's to like at DINING then w Cannery, I wruch ieopened earl.I· R VIEW er tru.s month alter more than two years W\th W OwnctJ and 6 shghtJy robileted menu. Now called the Cannery Seafood of th Paal1c. th 11 taurant blJ fea· turc:s a whol b«.t of taste-bud brightening hsh dish • as well as good old-fclSh.ioned turf items, such dS Teus barbecu pork chops f$22.50) or aged bOn -m rib-eye teak ($29.95) Plus. lhc upstairs bar Mea orf<'rs ush.i for th who don't feel the need to have their chnnet com • nedf a fue After d plo..tsdnt welcome at the door. we headt.>d up to the bar to FYI WHA~ Cannery Seafood of the Pacific WHERE: 310 La Fayette Road, New- port Beach I CALL: (949) 566- 0060 HOW MUCH: Expensive wait for our table. The decor, as advertJsed. ~hipper thdll at w d!> di the old Cdnnery. It mdde fora scene thdt WM both IOlmldll' and roomy. with music Jll!>t low t>nough to curry on d c onversallon And th(>r<' Wtt!> d lot ot ldlk gomg on dlllOnq the nux of young ~><>pie. loolunlJ mtent on thNr fdtPS, dnd the < omfortdhlt> nudcUc-t1gt.>d coupl~ .,1pp1ng mdrtll\Hll!>J>lfed c oncoct1on~ Al the lldt, we PXJX>ntmCT>d tht• onJ~ qlltch of thl• (•vt•nlllg when one ol our dnnk order; dJ>pedrf'd wronq By thdt wne. our tt.1ble Wd., rt•ddy. '>O we hedded dowru.tt1ttS And cvt>rythmg pie kt.>d up OldJ'kt>dJy A qwck gldn<l' t1t lht> one- ptl<J~ nwnu dU wtuJ<.> chomping on !>Orne cnL.,ty, ldvordblc IJrcdd hug· gt>i.ted thdl tht•y know whdt they do wt•ll und .,ltc-k tu 11 It Wtlh bolter thdn ddverll!oed. Wt• 1>tctrted wath twu dJ>J>eluen.. shnmp c-ockwu ($12.501 dnd hlt1ck dnd blue dh.i tund ($9.95). We dM wer • templed by the hdked almond- crusted gOdt cheese ($8 751. whlch our Wdller recommended. not to mention the oysters ($9 75) ond n.1.sgest, rmst, Frimest ae.ty Slpply & Ful Service Salon In Orcmge(Mty NEW ARRIVALS Of z<S)P F.!~J S......_hr1 ... ._.., Best Prices -Best Service - Best Selection t.. UA1=1HOMY ~OT Cannery Seafood of the PaclOc executive chef, Felix Salcedo, hold a plate of tender rack of lamb on the restaurant's water Ide deck. caJamdh f$8.95) The shnmp cocklall dmved fust. pn-c;ented ruceJy Wlth d trong -but not too trong. at ledSt lor us p1c-y food lover.. -Sctuce. It I ft the tongue rucely alive. and dehrutely wdntmg more The hnmp wd plump. cnsp dnd flt1vorful The tunt1 appedred on cl bed of fresh bdby greens Wlth d del.acdle vmrugrette thdt l<.>t the tuna' body fill <'Very comer of your mouth. Even ctfl<'r the strong '>hnmp cocktail. the tunct mdnc1ged to tdSte both refresh· mg and he<trty. no mean ledt lhdl llw only po!>!>lblC' cornplamt to rndke about either w~ 1mt to wcrnl more of cverylhm9. That senbmcnt would quickly dis· dppectr as w<> mpde our mam course selectlons. My duung comparuon chose someUung new to her: Chtlean 5ed bass ($21.25) ll C'clflle Wlth seu SCdl· lops. Roma tomatoes. red oruons dJld sweet peppers m a alantro-lemon butter. The bass feU from her fork m flak • cooked to perfecbon. Light tllld flavored Wlth Just ct tunt of the accompanymg 1te.rru. It was cnsp on the outsldE.' but delicate Wlthm. It was noUung compdled with m y ll'klin dish. I deoded on one of the Ct1nnery' f9dtUTed items: the Cttn· nery oopp1110 ($27.95). It dldn't ltlkl• long lo realize why they high.Light lh~ ch.<,h. Complt>ll' \'11th crab. .,hnmp. dam. mw."<!l, Cdlttrndll und oth "'r fish in d picy tomato broth. 11 was one urpnsmg dlld dellghUul b1te after dJlother. Remarkably, each different seafood wa cooked JU.St I I{ I I \\ < >I{ ~"'II< > P THETR TH ABOUT nght dOd reldlned its own flavor - the clam tasted Like clam and the hnmp Uke hnmp -d pale lhe robust. ollve·oll tnlll!.ed broth. whlch I rould huve drunk by the gallon As we dt!bdtt>d what Wl.Oe to dnnk wh n planng Ollt order, our waiter WdS very helpful, bsterung to our dcsin> ford strong. full-boched rt>d cind sugg bng u zinldlldel lllSlectd of lhe typ1caJ Cdbern t It ccUnc to good effect und WtlS the pt!r1ect between- b1te balunce lor both meals. By th time W(' wNe ftruShed Mlh our thnm•rs. I hctve to t1chn1t, I Wt1'> reody to qwt Th(• ciopp1110 Wd.1> ub<;olutely df'lloo~ but ctlw 111mxh· bly nch clfld hlling. But I knew Pilot rcudc>rs would wctnl to know: How's the ti rt? G111cn the two we had. I'd push E TATE PLANNING u am HOW to prottct your Homt, Bu lnas alfd lot1td 011a with Pro~r Plolfnln1 ""' .... >*'' ...... WORK HOP SCHEDULE -------... •1"~ Cmwm ----Ifill II ,... ,f,. 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Doi~ Pilot DATEBOOK Thundery, fiibrvory 21, 2002 A9 A 'War' worth· waiting to watch on video I t occUned to m I.hat it's a funny thing th r l a date for the n w fUm •Hart'• war• wa dunntJ Valentine'• Day w k You know, a play on word w1lh •Hart's War" and Vttlentme's Day and •b arts• and all that. I wond r U at wa .Ultf'n· Uonal or coinctd nta.J. Anyway, another funny lhlng about th n w based· on·a·true· tory hlm ·Hort' War" is that th hlm' adver- ... lli.mg C"clm· I pu1gn CJIW'> CRITICS you th<' impn•\ ion it's a movil' about Bruce Willis and his •war• in a Nazi pnson camp duriJ:lg World War II. com- plete with action seen~ ol battle and ev rytlung You naturally a um Wilhs 'tlttrs as the movte' namc~ke Hart. Well, the real.Jty ,., thr hlm is a slow-paced murd<•r mys· tery, a story withln a '>tory, revolving around black ttn<l white race relabon<. m tht• l9"40s. and Will.ls I n't PVPn the main actor The OUler layer ol C on01c I tS between Col. Wtllwm McNamara (Wtllts). d tmaqh· as-nails, fourth-genc>rtlllon West Pomter who L!> locked ma battle of wills with tht• pnson camp's commttndmq officer, Col Werner Va !.Ur (Marcel lures). who anc-1den· ta.lly as Yale-educt1ted dnd fond of ·Negro 1azz • Thl!> struggl erve5 ds d mdJOr theme and plot dev1ct• lhdl dnv everything Pl'>e <1omq on Ul the Ill.Jn' mulbple '>l<>I) bnes The pnmclry !>lory I!> dhout Lt. Thomas J ldrt (Cohn Fdr· rell), appomted by Col McNamara lo defend d bid< k officer accused ol murdennq fellow prisoner Sgt Vic Bt>d· ford (Cole Hdu t>r), d what<• raast believed to be r<>spon· sable for another bldc-k olf1· cer's death Ill tht> C"tJmp So, bas1cd.lly, you hdw t1 lot of Uung gomg on m th1-. film You have d few dct1on sequences. mcludtnq d graphac no t'arly on whPn Hart is captur ~ dftf'r hdvmg a fellow soldl r' bram blown out a.nd pl.ttt r on tu face And there' thP blow- tull-up batU cene w1th plan attaclung the tram taboo wtul the POW dft> en route to the CclJTlf> And there's a rutty aendl batUe over the pnson camp between allied and Gt'nndn hghten. Richard Brunette Then you hav the pamt- ed·by-th~ numbers pnson camp, w1th its typecast prisoners a.nd Nazi guards, and th all too familiar pnvttte war betwe<>n the two opp(hlO<J commander5 And you·ve got the young, mex- pcnr•n<"<>d dnd 1dealisbc ofh- C"<'f -.quunng off agam t the .. CdSOn<."<1, lOIC veterdn ofh- Cf'r. Then you've got a mur- der my-.t ry, complete w1th a rttctsm angl Oh )'etth, dnd I alm<Xt for- uot dbout the plant next to th1• pru.on ramp thdt t actu· dlly produnng bomb wtule lhP Alhl"> Uunk tl's a shoe- mdkma factory. And, of <our-..•. thNe's the ever-pre· wnl f''-<'<1JW l>emg planned h) lhl' pn'>on •r... Whew. Tht1t\ d lot of stuff I Wdnt to lt1ke d ntlp 1ust telling you t1bout at But. ov('rdll. it's not d bad film t1nd 11 doe have a few antNP<,l10y IW\Sts Rated R for '>lronq Ldngu<1ge <1nd wttr v1olt•nc ,. on my moVle r.1lJJlg ..cdl<' ol Pay Full Pnc-e. 8<1r- <fdlll ~ ldtmt>e Video Rentdl, \\dJI for C<1ble or TV MoVle of lhP W<>t•k, I g1'e • Hclrt l> \\dr d .. 11on9 \ldeo Renldl r.111nq And ~htle you re tht•rt• pt«k up tht• "ThP C redi facdpe !>ldfrulg. dmonq olhe~. Sle\'t- ~ lcQw•en No'' thdl's a !frt•dt \\orld WM 11 pm.on t .mi p mm tC? • lttCHAJU> UUNETTE 1s a recre auon wperv1sor for the city of Cos· t.s Mesa and a Costa Mesa fMI· dent 'Bau· indudes some mon ter acting Thfl unw.uol drttmd • MoMter' Bttll • delv<.>s into the dark 1d • of human nature. while ending wilh d note of hope for •ts nwtn chttracters. Night ttfter rught. Georgid c-orrectJons officer Hdl\k Gro- tow<;kJ (Bally Bob Thornton) dWc\ken 51ck to tus tomdch Whcll 1c; 11 that' malting hun 111? Is It his JOyle hfe? I It his ab~ave fl'lallonstup with his en 11we son sonny fH •alh Ledger), also a guilrd Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 Set hope in motion to improve local lives. • 80111 • 1n1 llea9' • Tu Deducdble COMING SOON "Harrison's .Flowers," staning Andie MacDowell, Elias Koteas, Adrlen Brody, David Strathalm and Alun Armstrong, opens March 15. D lrected by Elle Ch ou.raquJ, "AoweD • tells the story o f a wife 's struggle to ttnd her pbototoumall t husband -missing and p11 umed dHd ln a foreign country -and bring hJm home. Susan Perez dl I.ht> pnwn? Is 11 ha bntUe, rpdneck fdlhl'r Ruck tPclN Ro\ IPJ or dll ol th<• ahm1•I tldllk dn d!>!>agned to the guttrd detdll of dNLh row 1nmt1t<' l..tlwri•nc-<' Mu.,qrove (SPttn C"omh'>I who l' e.xecu· . 11on ti. 1mnunent Tht., .ii.sign· rnPnl as pttanlul to Sc>nn) whJCh tn turn mlundl(.''> Hdnk ti'> 11 qoe., ttgdtn t tht> farruly' trddabon ol rocasm and OUSdnthropy In due tune Hank n path Wlth Let.1c1a (Halle Berry) d new wt11lr dt the diner with d senou ly obese -.on Sht• t ttlso the w1dow of tht> mdn f lt1nk 1w.1 helped to PXe<.lltl' t1llhouqh Ot>llhf'r ol them reahzes till'• unul mm h Idler Ht1nk reluctttnth c onw" 111 U..llna's aid l1l d en.,..,, t1ml the two hnd they ht1\'I' r1 lut an common Both ttn• "'""'ti lonelr. wounded 1wuph· .\Jthough 1rut1cill~ I l••lt Hank's mobves Wf'rl' -.u,. pect. he genumelv ff'11l-. 1h1• need to ldkt> cdrf' 111 "11111'· one. and Lct1C"1t1 1' tirNI <1nd rPcldy to IC'l '>OmPom• tc1!.:I' cttrP ol ht>r The muc-h-talk,•een dble to ffidlldqc• lor qwte some ume The performdnCP'> hy Thornton Boyle. Lcdqer dnd Combs c:tre outstandmg. At the emotionttl center of the hlm ·~ Hdlle BPrrv. who ... e ar nonunt1t1on "' well· deserved De pate some <:nll- n-.m lhttt ht• ll> ·100 beautl· 1111 • tor the role the ex-mod· 1•1 hd'> prn,en herseU to be tt tdlt'nh-<1 de tre .. i. \.Ion tPr Ball" lea"es 1n<1ny qut>J.llons undflSwered Ho~ will the lovers deal with lhl'lt pd!>ll? Can a relation- 'h1p -.prunq from trdgedy --= :: -- fNl'HTie. 0~0JllS! , .. ~--~ .. ,,.. ....,...IG .. WAC> HALie..cr ........ t"U ~..,., ............ . MMl ~MI ........ ~ ~A&IHX9 ... •n• _,nar-.... •t~ really hope to succeedl The answers a.re for vou to dPOde ·Momter' BOW is rated R for trong sexual content. language and 0,.10/ence • ~ flEMZ h...es in Cosu Mesa and rs an •Kecut1ve b'1Nn1 tor a ftn.tne1al ~rvices company Lunch I Dinner 592S2 5 12~ f Y'eMv s nctppu Lunch I Dinner 59 20 512~ rp~i,ch. f y-if.d, c~v~ 516~ Newpcn o.octl (9•9> 67~7• (bmMy OelaMy 'l Soutl Coa9 Pmo Vlogt (00. ~ klm Moiellllof••l (71•)~7' ... .-1w111 ... com . . AIO Thvndoy, Febtuory 21. 2002 DATFBOOK . .. Doity Pilot NeWport-Mesa high school actors wID drama awards Drama tudcnts from Estanocl, Newport Harbor dnd Corond de.I Mar high THEATER ~:~~1e:;! proud at tho re<:ent C'dlafom1a. Education· al Thcttter A sn. F bvaJ dt Monrovia High School in Monrovtu In th(• competition involv- After HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS 1t~ to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .. Cos u 1 Mesa. CA 92627, by fax to (949) 646 4170, or by (all1ng (949) 57-. 4268 A comp~te list I\ available at wwwda1lypilot com SPECIAL CULTURAL INTERSECTION lJC · lrvtnP\ lntPr<•ert1ons of r.-c hnoloq~ ·\rt ctnd C ulture l t•< tuu.• St•r 11" will present fr lllto f-U)llld9d dS hP talks MONSTER'S BALL (A) OTS Digital 2:00· 4:30 7:15 9:45 • Saturda ·Mood.a A BEAUTIFUL MIND (PG·13) 11:00' 7:00 9:40 OOSPORD PARK (A) 1:30• 4:15 'Salurda ·Sund.a W.•UND FOMIGN & INDI• I'll.JI SllRIU Saturday & Sunday 11 :00 AM -LANTANA" l 10 0 THE ATRE o o I~ ' 'I I' I ' '1 . l il "ii I Academy Award Nominee IRtS (R) Dolby Ofgltal 11:00• 1:00• 3:00 5:00 7:15 9:15 "Saturday • Mo lng mor than t 00 schools, Estanc10 and Corona d I Mar eoch rece1ved a dozen• c rtJficat of excelJ nee, whil N wport I larbor won 10. Both Estanoa and N w. port Harbor were among th nln schools selected to per- form a scene from their fall productl.Ons. Estancia',. entry was ·our Town.• while Newport Harbor pr ntod ·The Boys Next Door.• P bvaJ Judges awarded Nowport Harbor Hlgh the ubout ·computer Rccogru· Uon of OrchcstraJ fnstru· ments• at 5 p.m. March 5 al the> Music and Med.la Build· mg. Room 3 16. The uruversi- ty is at the mterscellon of Uruversity and Cdrnpus dnves Free. (949) 824-2787 HOT YACHTS The Newport Harbor NoutJ-' cdl Museum will present Cary Milhmore's •t tot Vdchb. Ocean Racers From ToJ™lils to Turbos" eldublt of 25 ongmal yacht pa.mbngs - with photographs and mod· t•b through March 15 ut IS 1 [ Coast Highway an NPWJ>Ort Beach. The mu • um I'> open from lO d m. to 5 p m Tuesday through Sun· cltty Frc>e 1949) 675·8'U5 MUSIC VIOLIN ANO PIANO Thi! UC lrvme ChambN S<>nes will present d ronccrt Wlth vaoll.nist Hdroutune Bf>d<•IJan and pta.nc;t Loflld Gnlhtt at 8 p m. Saturday dt WuuJred Snuth Hall on cam· pw.. wluch is at the mtersec· best ense.mbl for work award, th p Ugious Flip R de awatd for mov• ment (to 1'fler Sch tzlem) Mtd a.x scholarshJps to Sacramento for Californl1t Youth m Th ot r Day. Estancia 's J tea Arias received a befit actr award for sceno work, as well as the Vivtan B h Edwards scholarsh.Jp and a scbolarsbip to Sac.ram nto for Callf orrua Youth tn The- ater Day. es dJd E tanoa's bon ol Univemty and Campus dnv . $10. (949) 824.-2787. CHAMBER ENSEMBLE The Academy of St. Marbn in the Fields Chamber Ensemble will perform a et or rarely heard p1 at 4 p.m . Sunday in the Orange County Performing Arts Center's Pounders Hall. 600 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa. $50. (71o4) 740-7878 RUSSlAN DUO Vladimir Spivakov, mu 1c director and principal con· ductor of the Ru 1an Nation· al Orchestra. and p1arust Sergei Beuodny will per1orm at 8 p.m . Tuesday at the lrvlne Barclay Th atr . 4242 Campus Drive. lrvtne. The concert, co-pr nted by lht• Laguna Chamber Music Society and the Phtlhurmomc Sooety, will include Bach's V1oltn Sonatd No. 2 m A Major ttnd Strclu s' Sonata m E-Plat Major, Op. 18. $25, $30 or $35 (949) 553-2422 'EUGENE ONEGIN' Opera Paohc wtU present its hrst Russian opertl, Tchaikovsky\ ·Eugene One· llL' . --. , . . ·-~ _..., ...... ''""W . .,...._ Jl9L ----~-••• -.... ~ l1n::t\ M-F, 11 30 • 2p m • Onw ~ 5 • 1~ m 2875 ll'Vtne A~. • Costa Mese CARPET LIFETIME WARRAITY LAM I NATES ~9i. "· LIFETllE WAIRAllTY LIFETIME WARRAITY 99 ft: LIFETllE WAIUITY 100% FREE 61 llf llCIAlll director Paulin Maranian. J · al.so was chosen to compete tor colleg scholar- hips at th coUeg th ter f tival in tt.yward later this y r. The OeMf omlo Youth m 'Theater Doy ls ponsored by both the California Edu- cational Theel r A n. and the lntemallonaJ Th pion Society. Students, accompa· nied by their teachers, .JUI gather March 26 in the late capital and perfonn scenes. gm.• Crom Tuesday to March 3 dt the Orange County Per· forming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show tim a re 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Feb. 28. March l and 2, and 2 p.m March 3. $25-Sl 75 (800) 346-7372. TRUMeETS OF TODAY UC Irvine will present trum· pet player Graham Ashton perfonrung ·contemporary Techniques for Trumpet and Electronics• -with works by Dary John' Mizelle, Roger Smalley and Terry RJ.ley -at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Wlrufred Srru th Hall. The uru· versity is at the mtersection or Uruversity dlld Campus dnves. Free (949) 824-2787 OPERA SHOP UC Irvine will present an opera workshop directed by Robin Buck at 8 p.m. March I dnd 2 at Wuillred Snuth Hall for \JCI vocal students to perfom1 ~enls from Amencan operas and operettas Th<> uruver 1ty as di lhe interscctlon of Uruver· s1ty and Campus dnves. $10. (~491 824-2787 [';]~ Dunn·Well ( .1il I ';l I ·:,::r " . I". , I 111 I\ 1 "' r; .11 I . I! l ' Rabbin Insurance Agency AlTfO • HOMEOWNUS • HEALTH monologu and musted.I th at r loctlons for' tato teg1 lators Stud n will have th opporturuty·to m t Wlth tbe1.r senator or• mbly· man to dl.SCU th unpor- tance of drts educauon an school . Th y'll also tour t.hP. capital nd v~lt lb fU"St theater buJh in Sut"ram nto ••• BACKSTAGE -New· port Harbor High SC'hool dramct tud nts are tn MUSK AT THE ANNEX Musical acts perform al S p..m. Sundt1ys al th Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (9491 646-8500 MUSIC AT THE GRIU The Btuewater Grill offer; live music on Fnddy and Sat· urday nights Greg Morgan, Nack Peper and Kelly Gordi· en (known as MPG) will per· form classic rock, R&B and swmg at 8:30 p.m Fndtlys. Marvm Gregory dnd MPG will perfonn classic rock, swing cmd R&B 11t 8:30 p m. Sctturday Fre<> ddmt.'> ion. (714) 4 35-4033 WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's RJverbodt R~ldu· rant m N€>wport S.-dC'h wdJ present Tht• Bdlbod Bluc>s on Fnday cU1d "idturdtty Pverungs dnd Sunday dfter· noons. The> progrdm will fed· lure 1au and dus 1c rock tune> for dlnmg uncl ddflcmg Anthony's as dt 151 E COclst Highway ('M91 67J-J425 POP-ROCK ANO FLAMENCO Tate 5, d funk. rock dnd Motown act. JX'rfonn dt 9 p.m. Sdturddy'> dl Cdrmc>lo's RtStorante. 3520 E Coa~t Hlghwt1y, C'orond dt>I f\.tdf Solo gu1tc111'>I Ken Sdnden. rehoo I tor th ir pnng musiC'al, ·c;uys and DOU . • Th how will be toged P b . 28 and March I 41ld 2 at 7:30 p .m:'m th school'!i Robert W ntz Theater. Tick· are StO at the door. Cllld r crvat1ons may be obfained by calling (9-t9) 515-6341. • TOM TITUS wrlt.9S about and r.v1ews tot.I thfft« f0t the Daily Pilot. HIS storieS appeM Thundays and SatUfday\. pcrfonn.'> eta JCdl flamenco tune al 7 30 p.m. Tuesday and Sunday . fl'1 . (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Q>rnld lshtl>astu a.nd the Stont> Bndg Band play rock ctnd R&B at 9 pm Saturdays dl Sutton PlclC'C Hotel' 1h· anon Lounge. 4500 MdcArthur Blvd., Newport Beach free (949) 476-2001. SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON A even-pl ce group plays b1q bdnd tunes lrom 1 30 to 3:30 p m. Fnday at OastS Semur Center, 800 Mar· guenle Ave . Corona del Mdr $4 1<149) b44·3244 STAGE 'MAKING IT' Jc><' Hor1l1t.1\ ·Mdk.tng It" wtll pldy through undoy dt South Ctk.l'•l RE'p<>rtory Per- lunnclnC'e'> w1U be held al 7 45Jl.m lodcty through Sun· ddy, with mctlln s di 2 p.m Saturdtt\ dnd Sundcly Set m cl trend} ~lanhdtlan restau- rdnt. th" pltty renects on mon '}'. power dnd the Amer- 1c dn dredm SCR ,., ilt 655 Town Center Dnve $27-$5 t (7 14) 708-5555. RosEY's AUIOBODY You have the right to choo e your repair facility Insist on the Best L I FET I ME WARRANTY Pull Service Coll.ton c.nt.r tnaurance Approved Shop (949) 642-4522 CllOll W 1111 DAY •we've come together so well as a team and we're re ally close th16 year ... " CIMMluw Ill .... COfona del Mar High junlOf Daily Pilot Anteaters deal with Cal Poly Mustangs pose a formidable obstacle for UO as Big West season starts to wind down. BREN EVENTS CENTER -It's coming down to the wire 1n the 819 We t Conference and the UC lrvme men's basketball t am (18-8, 11-4 1n the Big West), hanging on to second place and hopmg to grab first In conference with three regular ea.son contests remaining, battles visiting CaJ Poly ln a key matchup tonight at 7:05. Tb Mustangs aren't a team to take lll•WllT AMl:sl • 12 l "~ 9-5 ... 7-7 7.7 6-t M 5-9 HJ lightly as the Anteaters have learned an the pest CaJ Poly (14-8. 8-6) defeated Vl.Sallng UCI. 50- 47. on Jan 26 and upset conference- leadrng Utah State in the fmt round of confer- ence action Sports..._ Roger Corl.aon • 949~7U223 • Sports fox: 949<>5001 70 • HIGH SCHOOi. GIRLS WATER POLO CIF PLAYOFFS MOP .. '*'*" ~ honot• RON DAVIS Thundoy. Febtuory 21 . 2002 B 1 TustAn I SM ... 14 Corona del Mar Htgh's Clu1sttna Hewko uncorks a shot on Tu.sttn'• goal ln Wednesday's CIP Dlvtslon IV semlllna1 at Heritage Park ln Irvine. ltwua fam1llar sighL She scored seven goals. Corona del Mar was an easy winner to claim a berth ln the final Saturday afternoon at Belmont Plaza. ........ t'lt act1•• c.l l'oly at UQ 7;0S UCSI It Long lead'I St Horttltldoe It llhlenlde Pacific It Fulletton Vamie Denrus leads the Mus- tangs offensively with a 15.3 points-per-game sconng average, followed by Brandon Bee-son ( 12.2 ppg). David Henry (9 2 ppg) and Enc Jackson (7 2 ppg) All four players have started ev-ery game t.tus season BEIMONTP AWAITS ,... ........ .. uc:sa. UQ. 1i>5 CM ~ • Lon!i llld\ St. ldlt10 • UWI 91. ~ ....... -.......... - On ltadlo ICUO-tlt FM Jason Allen. who has started 18 of 22 cont ts, adds 6 7 ppg Cal Poly's balanced attadt. The Ant ters have last year' 819 W t Player of the Yeai. seruor guard Jerry Green. oo their de Green. the school' all-bJne I d1ng scorer. cam the squad, averaging 20.5 ppg Sophomore center Adam Parada Is second oUensively (12.9 ppg. 7 rebounds per game), followed by 1uruor forward Jord.n Harris ( 11 .4 ppg, 7 2 rpg), sophomore forward Stanislav Zuzak J9. l ppg, 4.3 rpg) and 1uruor guard Mike Hood (8.6 ppg). Both Cal Poly and the Anteaters are coming ofl losses going lnto torugh\'• contest. The Mustangs fell to UC Santa Barbara Saturday while UCI wu defeated by Uruvenity of the PadBc. OnJy the top eight teams In the conteience will advaoaa to the Btg West Tou.mam nt March 6-9 at the Anaheim Convention Center Arena. UC Riverside and Cal State Fullmon have &lrMdy been eliminated Final landings determme seedmgs for the tournament. Came lim and tbe ord r of gam will be detumined March 3 once seedings have bee n hnallzed. The wumer of the toumement recei ui automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. Going Into tonight'• Blg West contests, Utah State bolds • one-game lead over the Anteaters. UC Santa Blrbera .. to third p&IM:e, fonow.ct by c.a Poly t.n foWth. Top-seeded Sea Kings dominate Tustin, 14-6; El Dorado next in Saturday's Division IV title game. lanyFMllkner DAILY PlloT IRVINE -First-year Coronel d I Mar High gul water polo coach Aaron Chaney will assure you 1l' not as easy as bis players make It look But what the top-seeded Sea Kings did to No . .C·seeded Tustin ln a CIF Southern Semon Dtvmon rv semilinal Wednesday at Hentage Park. appeerec:t something ie. than ddfkult The Sed King scored sem1hnal Wednesday th(• hrsl '>lX goals and led. .,They're the Chaney's squad has not 12-3, after thr e penods, No. 1 seed out cored 1t three t-n route to ct 14-6 tnumph por.tseason foes, 46-14, and that propeUed them 10to and they thf' Golden W t League thetr second section hnell c-hampion 1\llers (24-7) are 10 three yedt'. played W<e it among Cd M's growing The lhret>-tune delen-legion of adrrurers ding Pctclf1c-C0t1st League today ·.. ,. ·They're the No t seed chump1ons {23-71 will ell-and they played hke 11 tempt to clelam the Dean Crow today.• Tu.sun Coach Dean progTam' hl'it Clf crown Crow wd Saturday agamst unseedt'd Tustin High girls A usual Chaney Emplle ~ague c-bamp1on water polo t oach emphasized the totahty of El Dorado at 3:30 p m at -------his tea.m's effort. rather than Belmont Plaza mgl out standouts El Dorado (16-13) defeated No 2-·1 thought everybody played wd." seeded Uru\'Cf">lt)', 5-4, m the other d Chaney, who expressed satisfac- Tars eliminated Foothill's defense proves its reputation is well- founded with 8-6 CIF Division I semifinal victory. Roger c.rtlor'I 0M.Y Pl.or nJSTIN -Newport Harbor HJgb's under- dog girls water polo teem mide it mleresbng 10 the Sailors' CJF Southern Section Dlv-• Knights (25-2). they h Id thetr own d p1te Foothill' defenstve gnp, whJch led th wmne~ to Saturday's hn•I at Belmont PlaU11 agcUt\St sconr•• SM_ta ~=and at , lulled u e coupl of • hm today,· aid '-------J Barn tt. •(Foothill) Ju.st lslon I semt.flnals =: encounter wttb No. 2· seeded Foothill Wed- nesday at 1\llbn High And that ln Itself wu an eccomplishm nt not to be dwa""d UghUy. did • good Job fronung the two-m r. ·we knew w had to get the baU U\ the stnke zone, but doi.ng It was v ry difficult. We Ju t uon with tus team's defense. pas tng, shootmg and goalkeeping ·1 thought Je 1ca Well played well.• C haney aid of the en1or goalie. who had one point-blank toppage among her IX wv CdM 1u01or C hn tana Hewko however. dorrunated th tat h t for the wmners. amas tng ven goals. three a.ss1St.S and three ste~ all of which at least equaled team highs However. even Hewko, one of three AlFCIF returners from ~ yMI' Divmoo rv semihnalist. wverte<t credit to her tee.mmat . ·we've come together to w D as a t.eaJJ1 and we're really doM this yeu, • SEE SEA KINGS MGE 11 ~agb COllCb aw Barnett's Sallon ablorbid an 8-8 n- ending loll to tbe ~ted Lady SEE SAILORS MGE IJ Newpolt n.t.ar ..... 1.-la Grodd ~ •p-IMW-lll DAILY PllOT tlGll SOIOOl ATHlETI Of THE WED ATnyRoss . . tlGH SCHOOi. G•LS socca Clf Pl.AYOFFS Giant slayers CdM junior Jenny Long serves up an assist to help Sea Kings defeat Ganesha, 2-0, in CIF Division I\!. POMONA -Ganesba .Hlgb girls soccer coach Charlie Turnbull said h would use one player to inark -solely defend -Corona del M•r's Krlltln Hanson. "becaWle she tlCD'ed three goa1' in their win (over LOS AltCllJ Saturday).• Perhaps, Turnbull would have ~n better served to cover Jenny Long or even Elisha Morgan Wednesday. The duo teamed up for the Sea Kl.ogs' fJ.rst goal In CdM's 2-0 win over the host Giants in the second round of the CIP Southern Section Division IV playoff•. Park. a winner 1n penalty kkks over South Pasadena. at a site to be~ by acx*\ 11p.ooay. •we came reedy to play Aud we came ready to win,• Long said. , ......... Long. a JuniOr playtdg outlide ~ forward, continuously worked the sides and 1erved up several CdM senior Alison Brawner. who starts at midfield, and juruor AlivM Maiura, a SWting forward. both lnjured their ankles .. Brawner was injured belore Morgan's goaJ lo the ftnt hall peer Gaoe1ba'1 sideline and Evam wa.lked over and carried 2 her over to h.11 sideline for o treatment. Freshman Tanisha Senaratne filled In for her. Muwa. who dislocated her shoulder ln November. injured her ankle In the second b41f. Hartdlon came in for her and. one minute later, she Ulisted on Harvey's goal. ottac.ldng mode. CdM freshman goalkee~r Rachel Waters recorded three saves and left the net sb timeS to stuff the a&ants. lnduc:ling once when she collkled with a Ganesba player to end a scoring cbance. Waters, who also led counterattacks With ber punting and goal kicks, wu supported by sweeper Paige Janes, Klmie Kramer. Lauren Shepberdlon and Vaneua Fallon. who helped the Sea Kings produce another shutout lo the playoffs. Turnbull was also surprised to see CdM seniors Alllson Harvey and Stephanie Hardison come off the bench in the second half and team up for the Sea Kings' second goal. CdM (14-4-7), the three-time Pacific Coast League champion, advances to Friday's quarterfinals and wW face Oak Harvey. last year's PCL Co-Most Valuable Player. sat the entire first half and nine minutes into the second half because Evans said she 1s pactng herself from pains of a leg injwy. She helped the Sea Kings with the lnswanc::e goal and played alongsi,de senior forward Jaclyn Thayer, who was also helpful in CdM's croues. including one that led to a goal in the 26th minute. She booted a hlgh \oOping ooss that H4nlOn ac.tually missed when trying to kick It. But Morgan stepped up and struck the ball to the back of the net for the t-0 lead. •(long) played a superl> game.• CdM Coach Ron Evans said. •r thought we could get by (Ganesha). To be honest, 1 was more concerned with Friday. But you never really look past your opponenL The injuries are now a concern tor us." Morgan. a two-time ftnt·team All-CIP and aD·leegue teledion. underwent knee surgery ln November and returned in January. Ever since. Evu. said she has shown Improvement with each game. The Sea Kings, seeded No. 4, outshot Ganesha. 22-5, lndudlng 12-2 ln the 6rst ha.It. The Glant.s ( 16·8· l) never re a Uy threatened to score, yet intensified their play in the second half. OCC's Shine Newport breaks new ground, 1-0 singled Sailors edge Riverside Poly to earn program's first berth into CIF Division II quarterlinals. • RIVERSIDE Newport Harbor HJgh senior forward Amy floss continued an unpressive postseason by scoring the game's only goal an the Sailors' 1.0 CIF South ern ICOBIOID Section Division II ~ 1 second-round girls Rlvenidl Potv o soccer playoff victory Wednesday at RJVemde Poly. The win, Harbor's first second-round playoff triumph, propels Coach Jason Sorrell's No. 3-seeded squad into Friday's quarterfinal against Crescenta Valley, with the host to be determined by a coin fup today. Crescenta Valley outlasted El Toro Wednesday. The game was lied. 3-3. and Crescenta Valley won 6-3 in two rounds of penalty kicks. posting a 3-0 edge in the final round. Ross posted a hat trick in the Sailors' 3-1 first-round win over University Saturday. Wednesday, she cubed in a nida Orth assist in the 72nd minute for the game-winner. Orth dlr~ed a pass lo the left side of the goal and Ross booted it inside t.be far post from about t S yards out to make history at Halbor (13-6-4), which has allowed just one goal during lts current nine--game unbeaten lreak. The goat put the finishing toupies on a dominant performance by the Sea View League representatives. The Sailors outsbot the Bears, 7-2, and Newport sophomore goalkeeper Kara DeMille was Corced to make jum ooe save in recording the shutout. Riverside Poly (16-4-7), the Ivy League runner-up, did manage two late scoring threats. Harbor's defense cleared the ball out of the 18-yard box. after a Rlverside Poly direct kick caromed oU the crossbar, back lnto the playing field 10 the Wdning moments. And. in the final seconds of the game. Sailor senior fullback Lauren Birchfield chased down a breakaway Bear attacker from behind, then made a slidl.ng tackJe to prevent a potential tying goal. . ,.. .. __ .. , Louisville tops Mesa, 2-1 Key def ender, Costa Mesa's Jan ti, is knocked out of the game with an injury, and Royals capitalize for CIF win. ENCINO -Costa Mesa Baugh's goal was scored High senJor Nichelle Janti • 30 minutes into the second ·was taken out of the game halt to give the Royals a 2-0 due to an injury and host I advantage. Junior Sharon LouisvWe took advantage to Day answered with a goal for earn a 2· 1 gids soccer victory Mesa seven minutes later. but over the Mustangs ln the ICMIWIB itwasalltheMustangs(13·6- secood round of the ClF 4) could muster. Southern Section Divis on IV ..... ,.. 1 The Royals (19-5-1), got playoffs. l.ou!Mlte 2 on the board early with a goal •(Faren Baugh) basically ..._ ___ _,, 12 minutes into the contest. stomped on NicheUe's ankle Both of the team's goals were when she had the ball: Mesa Coach •rockets" from about 30 yards out. Dan Johnston said. "(Baugh) got a Johnston said. yellow card, but it took Nichelle out "It was a well played game. Both of the game and Baugh. who Nichelle teams fought hard.• .he said. ·r was was covermg the whole game, very proud of the way our team scored.· pldyed. U we had won the coin toss Janti wa taken to the hospital, but and played them at home I fJUnJt we Johnston said he did not knqw how would have beat them.· serious her an1ury was. Ka.tUyn Gentllng piled up six saves. GO•&FOl IT out for honors Current Pirates assistant women's basketball coach will receive California Community College Hall of Fame honors. COSTA MESA -Former Orange Coast College womt>n ' basketball star Jamie Shanl' who is now the Pirates' asstStdlll coach. will be induded into tht· Callfomia Commuruty CoU£>9t' Women's Basketball Coacht''> AA«1al:ion Hall of Fame March 16. Shine, who played for thf> Pirates during the 1994-95 dnd 199.S-96seasons. was a two-tnne first-team AU-Orange Empire Conference performer tor the Bu.cs, and was fi:rst·tt.>am All· State as a sophomore She r6nks among the top '>ll'. players in 10 of 0\("<, I '> women's statistical categon<'s She was named OCC's Femalt> Athlete of the Vear in 1995-40 The March 16 induction ceremony wW take place dunnq a brunch at the Calltomia Stat t> Women's Basketball Tournd· ment in Stodcton. Shme wtll tx introduced between the tournament's two sem1hndl games that afternoon. ·Jamie is the be t and hardest working player I've coached in my 13 years di Coast," OCC Coach Mtk" Thornton said. •The abilities ~ po11es ed as a player have transferred to ber role a s a coach. I'm very lucky to bav{' her.· Sb.lne is in her third year alt the Pirate ' us1stant and hl'I goal is to be a bead coach . Followtng ber OCC playmg career. Shine tramtened to Saint Mary's College, wbere she llarted her aenior seoson for the Gaels. Shine ranb first on OCC' all-time charts for single-ason rebounds (372), lingle·tea.son rebounding average per gam ( 11.3), career rebounds (701) end~ rebounding average ( l 0.5}. Sbe ls second in total (1.0flO). The OCC H.n d Pamer 11 tbkd In c:weer-IOlriDg average ( U .8) and single-game rebound• (19). During her topbomore aeason for the ,...., ... .wnged 17.8 pain per game. tbe lbrtb bMt stngl • .... tcOrlng ~In occ bllemy. Tb'" times durU'lg her aare1r lbe IC'ONd 30 or more ....... _.. mldl\letbnel IM __...._. 17 or more • 1 .............. bat· a .. !'_.-*.,., 1 jLs.....,She ==:ii!=:~· .::v.: ..... .... . . Ooi!y Pilot Second spot isn,t sobadfor Toshiba Senior Tour stop won't host Palmer this year, but should have most of top 31 money leaders from last year. n analys d.uected by the Senior PGA Tour to d tennine the different tournament fields throughout 2001 concluded that the Toshiba Senior ln Newport Beach had the second·best field on the tour last year. Tbe fleld study, based on the Senior Tour's top 31 money leaders Crom the preVlous year, placed th event at Newport Beach Country Oub No 1 among non-maJOrs on the Senior Tour. Last years 78-player Toshiba field included 30 of top 31 money W111Ders, who earn automatic exemptlons for the next year. "The only tournament that had a better field was the Ford Seruor Players ChampJOnship, which is a major on the Senior Tour and operated by the PGA Tour and not a loCaJ entity like Hoag Hospital,· said tournament director Jeff Purser, whose management team has r&Sed $3.7 million l.D cbantable dolkrs in the four years under his watch. Richcrd Dum GOLF ·we only nu.ssed Bob Murphy, who is a pcut Toshiba dwnpJOn (1991), becalllM! he Md duti and a contract with NBC to cover la.st year,· Purser added ·So we would have had all lop 31 The next dosest tournament was 29 and there was only one of those, and everyone else was 28 or below.• Last w k. P\.u'ser said the 2002 field will be very strong agam, perhaps better than last year A.mold PabDer, however, Is not expected to be among the 78 players ln the Toshiba held March 4-10. The Klng, who played hen• m 2000 for the fll'St time and created a stu like Elvis was coming to town, will once again stay clo.e to his tournament, the Bay Hill Invitational ln Flonda. wbk:h is played on tbe PGA Tour shortly after tbe Tostube Clas5ic "Obviously we would love to havo him,· Purser sa..ld. •rt would mean everytJung ln the world lo us. But it' Just not feasible for him to do that.. Slill. the Toshiba field should rival last year's, when the only in-season protessional golf townarnent ln Orange County had a stronger Ueki th Countrywtde nad1bon. a major championship that hosted 29 of the top 31. ·we appredate the support of the Senior Thur players.· Pune:r said. ·even dunng the yea.rs when we were tbe only West Coast event on the early part of tbe schedule. the players upported this tournament and we always enjoyed solid Cield.s. Now that we're pan ol the three-event West Coast Swtng for the tee0nd year, we look forward to hosting just strong a field, maybe even tronger. • bl • TollLllaa Sealor Cl.Mlk promotloll. ... event Is booking up with Roger Dunn GoU Shops (Wllh five Southland Jocatiooa, indudlng Santa AM. Seel Beach. Anaheun and Milalon Viejo) on an opportu.Dlty drawing to win a round with Fuzzy Zoeller ln the Monday Pro-Am Marcil 4 at Newport Beach. lbe win.net of the drawlng wW play nine holes with Zoeller and another member ol the Senior PGA Thur for nine boles. Offldall from Kraft. which is ponsortng Zoeller and J>llytDg bbn an appearance fee. will plrf Wltb Mr. PenalMUty after the tum. ·1rs S20 to enter, and all the ptoceeds are benef1ting Hoeg liolp6tal, • said Pu.net, who added that. while lt might be tough to reach the St nuJlioo plat.Mu ID c:barit.41ble giving tb1I year following 9111, tt'I po.tble to ec:bieVe the bencbmark the 1blblba Om* ha eltabllsbed 1n bKk-to-bec:k,..... u.-.. .... ,..._ ..... m9'1e .. N9 ..... Belch remaim 'f*'Y much the IUDe way tt WM IMt year, when J .. MMill c....,..; woo a ... .,. pleyoft ......... Gil,..... ·w. ;...a, Mvm' ctw~ mytblDg from ... year,. Newpcw1 8eKb Club Prel6dmlt .hlriy AadellOll Mid. ·w.· .. ,...,_.... a coupe of...., but we ....ay baV911't dMnpd .,.._.... w.·.-~men°" )ullt .-..V the I'* coune......., for IM 1' Mh end ~NNhlD.. : .. al'dltan • AilldlllllD .... fQA ,_ .......... out .,,.._.... ~· , Sr s a. l1D1llctl r 1 I rplsKlf ID -tr......, llld bed_.,. 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Thunday, Febn,ary 21. 2002 IS SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 81 UnseU w apparent gcwu.t ~tm. a IX chH rent p y n&ccOUnted for the team' l 1 Junior Dan\ lie Carlson. another All·Clr veteran. bad th.JI goats, three isl.I and thl'ee for th Se.t Kings, whtlP 1un1or Bnllany Bowlus dupped to three 9 and aw.de on aJ Junior Daru ld D1Gwcomo rounded out the CdM 5COrers, dddcd dJ1 ;t, and Wit$ 4Il\Of\9 rune teammat to procure at 1 ast one t al C dM' defcn e preve nted Tu•ltn from dChteving any often ive flow the hr l three quarters ~gllng to even get shots oft from lllSJde ts meter1, Tustin mcll\agcd 1ust one solid '>hot on gOdl th fm;t six mi.nu \ .. ells, hOWCVt!f, thwarted the lop hot in th closmg nunute ol the hrst pcnod Md stretched Lo g •t h r left hdlld an front of a ~lln ~ot to extend the shut.out until 1 01 remiimcd lll th half Thdt''> when Tusun's Knsten Anden.on converted a ut-on· five, on of two power·play tallies for the designated V1S1ton m the brst half. H wko converted ~ second of her two penalty bots to increase an 8-2 h.illtune lead 22 seconds into the tbird quarter Hewko later cored three Strcl.lght CdM goals WlOun )USt lf>S thdn two minutes, prompung Chaney to empty bis bench early 1n the fourth quarter (lpmsglY ~ ... C....... a& MM 14, T"'1'WI I s-. .,, o.-tln lUstwl 021) 6 Coron. def MM • • • 2 1' ,_....... MdC.M) ~ 2. ..,,..1 s..... Gornu2 C.... .. Mw ~7.~ ), c.tlon l. OiG...,,_ 1 ~ • \Nelk 6, H•I J JM ~ ftbrwry 2 1, 200'l ~rates, women strea Orange Coast runs its winning streak to m with 76-54 Orange Empire Conference win over 1lgers. RIVERSIDE -Orang Cont College's wom n'a basketball team continued lt1 wlnnmg ways with • 76·54 victory at Rlverslde City College Wednelday night. lmprovtng the Pilat ·winning streak tom. ' Five players w re ln double figure• for Coach Mike Thornton's crew, with startera Lindsey Galasso (14), Kyra Melv11IP (13) and Nancy Hatsushi ( 10) the pacesetten Uz Mendoza and Lauren Mwray both came ot1 the bench to score t 0 points Free throws were a big item m the game Coast wu hit with 29 personal fouls (Riverside bad 18), but the hosts failed to Cdpttallze Riverside was 19 for 39 al the line, wtul Coast was 15 for 23. As usudl, Coast's team work come Into tOCU1 tn th• uailts d partment. where Hatsuthl'• v n led the way lor a 20.8 edge. eo..( continues lts bunl in the oec with • game •t Santa Ana Prtct.y night, ttortlng el 5:30. a... a...,,., .... _ ...... C.--•HelCMhltO. ~ 14. ....... 11. °"*°'), van llnr\ .. ......,_' ..., 2.. ~ .. ~tO.DumyO. Mwr., 10. Oboft 0. Grady a. Mlnhll 0. ~ .. ·G.i..o .. ......,,. l. ......, 1. Mtndot.a 1. ~cut -none. T~-none. ...... -~ n. Gr., 1. l\lndlir1d ''· o..or.. ,, ~ 0. M.-in 0. ~ 0. IQpp '· ~ 0. HwriJQ,W.6. J.tllt. ... Tundlnd 2. Gra, 1. Fouled°"' • Gr~ ~-none. Helftlme • er.,. eo.t u.26. Tigers race past OCC men Riverside CC gets a 16-point balfttme jump en route to 84-71 OEC victory over Pirates. RJVBRSJOE-n-. Orange Roundtree scored a game· Cout College men '1 bosk-hlgh2A potntlandgrobbeda etbalJ team lost It• 10th game-bJgb 11 reboundl. Orang Empire Conference game after a.o M-71 Mtbeck to hOlt RJvenSde Weclneldey. The Bua (6-21, 3-10 In the OEC) bad three players In double Ogwes. Ryan W biter (tSJ>OWS), ~WWl.ams(t3) and Duy nan (12). but they a1lo a1lo bad three players foul out, Mark Meyen, Dave Retzlaff and Wllllams. Rlvenlde (2•·8, 9·4} completed the season series 1weep of the Pirates by outscoring occ. 44-28. in the firlt hall. Tiger 50pbomore Ronald AYSO All-STAI CHAMPIONS Breakers claim title Soutbern California Sectional tournament awaits March 9-10. Tbe Newport Beach Breakers wrapped up Area Q Gold Otvisioo girls under·lO All· Star compelltlon with V\ctories over North trvtne. 2· I. and Tustin. 5..0, Saturday. Against North Irvine, Tina Theriot and Eltr.abe4b Eddy iCOred hlst·balf goals for the Breakers. Marlane Jones. Cuollne ..........,..,,b and Tern Prtedman controlled the game on th defensive end. Brea.ken on a roll -beck row, from left: Coach kirk Mcintosh. TlDa lbertot. McKenn.a Cottam. Marianne Jones, CMOUne Hardenbergh. Front row from left. Mluy flmlmmom, Brianna Schwartz. Kelly Heenan. Zoya Fuzaneh. Kuey DeYoung, EllDbetb Eddy, Terra Pried.man and Courtney Frands. Against Tustin, Zoye hnaDd and ICuey DeYoung found the back of the net in the first ball, giving the Breakers a 2-0 lead at the break. Kelly Keeun. McXenn.a Cotsam and starting goalkeeper Courtney Pranc:b scored goals to finish Tustin off. Tbe champion Breakers (22·2·11 trav I to Los Alamitos March 9-10 to compete tn the Southern California Sectional CbamplonsbJps. AMY CONTINUED FROM B 1 ROIS' last two games have also helped erase a trustraUng past The Sepcember before her sophomore season, she lnjwed cartilage and pa..rtaa.Uy tore a knee ligament ln dub compel1.t1on. The injury requ1red season-ending surgery. Displaying the compebUve nature that helps ber succeed on the Held, Ross tried to come back too quk:k.ly and kept re-injuring the knee. Tbe result was lnfrequent availability her junior tea.son and growing frustraUon. . But, after overcoming the ankle problem that set her back in the preseason, Ross. a center midfi.eJder on her Irvine Strtlr.en club team, uJd she h4I thoroughly enjoyed her m~ve up front tor the Sallon. •J tove lt. • Roa said of joining All-American Amy Burhngham al forward. ·1•m bavtng so much fun.· Sonell w.ld Roa' bell-control skills. wbich he deems t.be beat on the team. have provided a much-needed play making pmMnce up front. •SM bas such a wonder1ul touch. she can bold the ball up for us,• Somill u.Jd. Clearly, however, Roa doa more t.ba.n set up teammates. At 5·foot·9 and naturaDy aggressive, she can dominate balls in the air And, wttb am.pa.~ and strength, she is a formkiab&e challenge for any defender. •"' r.p--- J/ .... ·._.,. •t UunJt I'm pretty good holding and distnbuting the ball nght at me, but I can a1!lo receive the baU on the run,• she sa.id Ross' bat trick against Padlica. the sec:ond of her prep career (her hrst came dunng a one. ided nonleague game her freshman year). dispLsyed her scoring versatility. •She boomed one ln Just lnskte the ts.yard box after making a couple of touches: Sonell wd. •she scored on a header ofl a free kick and also beat tho goalie on a breakaway after a steal• Ross, who ettisnated abe ac:ored Ove goals ln the regular-season, said Saturday was indeed a memorable game. •Everyone just kept gtvlog me the ball.· be said. ·1 kind of didn't believe lt myself.· Roa' belief ln her teammates. however, came through well before Uie began finding then t against Un versity. •Alter they scored to go ahead of ua, 1-0, Amy ·came along the dellne and yelled to our bencll •we are not going to lose lb1t game,' • SorreU said. Ross sakl b tim ly talli also JMde good on a teammate'I pregame pred1ctlon. ·Katie Ye.ger toJd me before the gam I was gong to acore and w were going to Win." Ross d. ·sbe said could Just fee.I ll. Though R f fortunate to be able to contrtbute ln her 5Wan song Muon, be also belle¥ she h not yet returned lo t 00% beellh' "I don't think 1'¥9 reecbed my peaky t. • A scary thought for ~ goali . sakl. Daily PilOt COUIGl-S Palomar staggers Coast . with nine-run fifth inning Pirates bumbled at home as relief oofp. rans. The Orange~ Cout Coll ge blieball team loet just Its econd game th.ls season after a 12-7 nonconlerence aetback to vilittng Palomar Wednl!Sday. The Plret s (10·2), ranked No. e In the state's preseuon poll. were done In by Palol'IW"s nine-run fifth Inning. OCC sophomore Scott Beerer went 3 tor 5, including two double • wilh~RBls. Cout Coach John Altobelli Aki lbe Pltat ' rebel pitching •didn't get the )Ob done: and UCI edged. 4-3 Brian Morton[][] and Oont1a Hay· nes posted singles victories for the Ant aters, but UC Irvine was del led by VlSibng BYU. 4-3, Ul a nonconference men's lenrus match Wednesday. Hayne carped a 6·3, 6·2 victory at the No. 5 spot wtule Morton picked up his fifth 5traighl win al No. 6 with a 7 -6, 6-.4 win for the Anteaters (3-5). Morton teamed with Jon Endrikat to pick up an 8-4 doubt wm over BYU's CarlO!t Lozano and Gert VUms. UCJ's No 3 doubl team of Hayn and Wkwesi Williams paired to earn a 9-8 Victory Wlth a 7.5 advantage 10 the ti breaker BYU Is 2·5. ... .., rtU4.UCllNmJ ........ ~ tuCJ) lolt 10 Launo, .. 7, 7-6, .. l. Endribt (\J(J) Iott to~~ 7-6. O'Connor tuCJ) lost to ~ 6-l, 1"'-llOl'luNn (\J(J) loll to Nldt LolM. 6-2. M. M; ~ (\J(J) def. ~ .. l. 6-2. Motton (\JCI) def ~7-6.M ~-~(UO)de4 Lmanc>Vilml. ~ O'CDnnor~ (UCI) loll to~ "5. ~ Wlltlems (UO) o.f ~a... M (7-S) UCI falls in four UC Irvine 's~ men'• volleyball team suflered a 30-26, 30-21 ' 26· JO, 35.33 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation defeat Wednesday rugbt al the bands al the Bngham Young UruveBJty Cougars at Crawford Hall. The Anteaters. now 7-8, 3-7 a.n the MPSP, were led by the pley of Enck Helen1bl. who bad 36 kills and live digs. The Anteaters' next player on the kJll chart was Jimmy Pel2el With six Mike Wall and Luka S1abe each bad 22 kills for Brigham Young, which improved to 10.2. 8-2 In the MPSF. Joaquin Acosta was also LO double figures with 15 kills. The Anteaters return to Crawford on Seturday, hOSttng Cal Stat NorthJ1dge. TODAY'S SOllDW MW!!Ml C*9t "*' . Git ,_.., s.n lA.-a.po .c UC~ 1'05 p..m. ... ~Colege-~\W ~ cbtht'ndw, 1 PJ'I\. tbal WU the diff nee. Tbe SOii ended nonconter- en<:* pt,ey·fm lbe Plrat , Th y will open tbe Orange l!mplrt' Confennce MUOD Saturday ut noon. playing at Mt S110 Antonio 7 Pirates romp, 9-0 The Orange r--_,,,,,, __ Coast College women' tennis team swept thro· L..... ....... ..:;..-" ugh v ltlng El Camtno tor " 9-0 nonconferencc victor) Wednesday The Pirate (3·2} won tour Ingles matches and received two ingt victor1 by for1e11 They also won one out of th1• three double~ matches h ) forlelt. OCC's No. t mgles playN VetOnica Sommer, defellted Kun Coulson, 6-0. 6-t, while Pilat.,., Stephanie Chang, Kn lt•n Lawson and ltacy Vatuso c:tllio earned vlctori OCC will r ume actaon "' the Southwestern Tournament which runs Fnday through Monday ...... ai.w-COMf t, .. ~ 0 ...... • Sommer (OCQ .. Coullor\ M. 6-1, Ching (OCQ def f'"""9-~ 6-l, Lawton (OCO def Moffii. 6-1, 6-J, v.-(OCQ dlf OUln. 6-l. 6-), Guel Y"'IJWI (OCQ won by forleit, iwn.r.1 (OCQwonby~ ~ Sommet-VM.llo (OCO def ~ M, 6-2, LMIOn-Gud ..,.,,..... 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