SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT. COM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2001 'Dolphins' tale makes splash as Oscar nominee / • Co-producer of the mees for best documenldry short sub· " I heMd the new:. from G reg.·· m!>pued to continuf> m the· llf'ld by Ject for the lmax hlrn · Dolphins.• It "'You enter the film, but Judson Sd1d ·He phoned me at the late Robert \\lenu. 'Aho tdught Imax film, Corona del Mar 1s th e second lime MdcG1lhvrdy, home early m the morning - I was drdmd there you're entering with 300 native Greg MacGillivray owner of MacGilhvray Freemdn awak e. luckily he Cdlled dround ·He wds one of lhos~ lt'dchers Ftlms in Laguna Beach , has been other films that are very 7 I wds delighted thdt eve!) }f>dr Wtn<, th~ fdvonte got his filmmaking start at nominated for an Oscar. MdcG1l hvrdy who live!> m tedcher conle<,t, ~ :-.tdc G1lhvrdy Newport Harbor High. "I didn't really expect 1t, • scUd good. It 's surprising and Ldgund Bedch. qrt>w up in Corond recdlled He wd.. d vel) good MacGilhvray, spealang from d stu· shocking to be nominated." del Mdr H e remember~ dellvenng fnend to !>O mdn; kid.., dnd really Jennifer K Mahal dlo in Los Angeles where he WdS the Dd1Jy Pilot rrom 1955 to 1%0 kmd of pushed mt' to rouow Uus D AILY PILOT wrapping up soLtnd productlon on Greg MacGillivray on h1!> b1n·c le dround Corond th.mg thdl I redlly \\ dnll:'d to do, his company's Idlest film. · Journey owner of M acGill1vray Freeman H1ghldnd., dnd Shorechff wh1ch WdS mdkmg him When the Academy Awards are Into Amazmg Caves· "You enter Films and Oscar nominee "I got redll~ good dt sbngtnq the MacGill.Jvrdv W(•nt to LiC Sdllld annoLtnced March 25, locals W1.l.l the film. but you're entenng with paper under th(• door!>lep • he Barbdra dnd rndde d .,urftng ftlm have one of their own to cheer on. 300 other films that ar e very good ..,did whtle he Wd'> tht•rf• It \\d~ 1964. C orona d el Mar na tive Greg It's surprising and shocking to be Steve Judson. who co-wrote I ft.., llr!>t introduction to hlm· and the film - d ·,·pn e.,oteric.· MacGtllivray, along with co-produc nominated . It's been a very slrong ·Dolphin'>,· Sdld g ettmg nonunated mdktnq cdmc c1l '\Je'A port Hdrbor er Alec Lori.more, IS among the nom- year, lor documentary shorts • was not even on his radar screen I l1qh $(hC>ol I le !>aid he Wd!> SEE OSCAR PAGE 4
I " We've got to get in there and figure out what we're doing. We together helped create the problem." - Don Glasgow, c h ai r m~n of Corona del M ar's business improvement district Report on Ice Chalet
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• Closed skating nnk 's former patrons pre trying to open a new one m Costa Mesa and plan to addre ~ the City Council tonight
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COSTA t-. I ESA rurnwr c U'>· tomers of the cto ... ed Ice Chc1k•t pldn to report to the C1tv CounnJ toniqht on the progress the) have mdde in their effort to get a new ice skatmq nnk tn the city The nnk . which had been d com murut) future and trairunq ground for Olymp1e ice skdler.. for almo~t 10 years closed last month There·s so mdny tron., m the fm: nght now that m; hedd l!> <,pmrunf! • said David 1art.lnez ldst Wc>t>k !\lartmez and other memh<.•r.., ol the mo\·ernent are cons1denn~ mam opllons. tncludmg trymg to "reopen the closed nnk temporrlnh dnd run 11 themselves, he said " We're going to tn to do a It m porary hx. but there are mdO; 1.,.,tie.., to be con sidered ,· f\l artmez ..,c11d "There is som e monPy but do '' l' want to throw good money dlter dn A.Rl HiOAll.Ju vA l '< P!l Q. old nnk that's gomq to get npped out Richard Jardine, right. of Newport Beach reads the paper while Morgan, a yellow Labrador, watches people at the coffee shop. even tually anywdy? And 1t abo .... depends on how muc-h IG J Segerstrom & Sons the ldildowner.I lS wtlhng to accornrnoddte us d5 well We're taJkt.ng. but there.., JUSt nothing concrete dl this 1uncture Victinl of its own success The group ffid) redC'h dn aqree· ment \\,th the ldndowner w1Uun the next fev. weeks !'\ lartmez ~dJ d Mat.his Winkler the com er of Edst Cod.,l Highway Many Ice Chdlet pd.rents said thev w ere upset at the Wd)' they were D All Y PILOT Corona del Mar businesses and Goldenrod Avenue Recently. a fourth one et up shop JUSt down treated at a Cit; CounctJ meeting t all began with a restroom - continue to grow, but that the street Jan 1S, when the\ d"ked counctJ or rath er t he lack of one. Drawn to the new gathenng members to help Lh'='m Sd\t> the Ice When Starbucks Coffee Co spot. Corona d el M ar resid ents, Chalet officials opened their fust growth is pressing the -seams began to hll u p the com er and Dozens of Ice Chalet skdlers .ind Newport Beach store on East spend more tune hangmg out. With paren ts m tended to '>pea k at th e ICoast Highway in 1992, the cty's of the community that came natural human urges meeting, put the 1SSue was not on the planners had only a vague idea Stdfbucks, concerned for the safe· agenda Mayor Llbby Cowan. w ho about what to expect. ty of both customers and employ· said she was not sure the counctl Foll
11111 Assemblyman John Campbell switches energy bills QA9IDS I OMll'IY FOUi • s • New proposal would cancel fines incurred by big power upon to do so. C amp bell's new bill. wh.ich the The utilities a em blyrnan tS hoping to have llJSTMIUO 2 users, such as Newport Beach-based Conexant Systems. had also induded heard 111 a policy romnuttce meet· MUCllRICl5 1 an •opt·out• lng today, would cAmcel the hnes 'Mii Clnton yanked the bill and repla~ ll with clause, which the and reqwnt th 1--6 to return som. .. 2 0M.V Pt OT a similar piece of Jegtslation. uU.llties comm.is· theu discoun · Campbell introduced the earlier sion froze, fordng Campbell also induded provt· Almost a month aft r mtroduong bill Jan. 29 to nullify a PubUc: Utlli· the compuu to ons th t would ~ Soutbem a bill that would restor the terms of ti Commlaion d on to freeze in 1 ..... rc.mam the pro Califonua Editon to proV¥ 30- nll&llO a contract between larger power big pow from exJUng thN gram end i n~ur aunu notice fore asking for a usen and tho utility compdill , rate plans. b ty hn when hutdown and lim1t cans utility Aslemblyman John Campbell (R· Many of lb tat 's h V1 t con· Jolm C...,.,..t lhey ref u d to rouk1 ma k to an 1-6 to one .a lMne) hP .:pulled hh bill olf th s of power bad entered Into butoftt.MUgh dahk tab the 1-6 pion. In which they coWd N wport Beath t'OodU or ln a nearly continuous rootloft, tU a IS ditcOunt on power ln mak r Con ant Syst for Campbell whole diStric1 iDdudes exchange for a proml:te to lbut ~ reCked up S3 mUlioo ~ 8Mcl> and down operations when called penal during January. SU ENERGY M8I 4
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2 Tuesday, Febrvory 20, 2001 / Daily Pilot Kids Talk IN THE CLASSROOM BACK Remembering nation's leaders WP asked Ii/th-graders at Calilornia Elementary School m Costa Mesa: What does Presidents Day mean to you?
"It's a day to honor our pdst pr<•s1dents and to cele brdte Geor{)C' Wdshing ton's dnd Abrdhdm Lincoln's birth days . And to take the day
off. H BRADLEY FISHER, 11 Costa Mesa
"It's about our past presidents. It's OK.· BULMARO CONTR· ERAS, 10 Costa Mesd
·Presidents -.,...... ,------. Ody means lo honor the presi dents that hved and CARL HIDALGO I DAll.V PILOT died ror A trumpeter with the Costa Mesa Ffle Department Color Guard plays the nattonal anthem for students at Kaiser Primary Center 1n Costa Mesa. us.• ANDRE BARBOSA, 11 Fountain Valley "It's honor scoop on ing the a The a presidents that were president.• ATHMA RAMDATH, 11 'IlIE SL S'IRIPES Costa Mesa Danette Goulet As the color guard's trumpet ·Presidents .------. DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa Orange Coast Lions Club player performed the "The Star Day means Spangled Banner,• cht.ldren began to thank hildren sat wide-eyed and visits Kaiser Primary to offer to sing softly. the presi wary, IJ..stening intently to It seemed an amazingly patnot dents who what they were told was second-graders a lesson in Old Glory ic reaction, until the ne~t segment rdn from Ctheir flag speaking to them. or the assembly. our coun It was an old. boonung voice It seems it was one of several try. If I had that gave a bit of history about Old Orange Coast Lions Club tried to explained how the appearance of songs children had lepned for the been presi Glory, including how it came by give students a better understand the flag that was flown in 1775, occasion. One after another, chil that nickname. dent when ing of the importance of the Stars with its British flag in the comer to dren sang patriotic songs accom Each morning before classes George Washington was and Stripes and the reasoning show ties to the mother country, panied by their music teacher on president, I would have begin, children all over the country the piano. place their nghl hand over their behind the reverence. was altered over the ye(U"S to helped to free the slaves, As children fl.led out, each was hearts and pledge their allegiance There is meaning behind the become the flag flown today. and I wouldn't make the given his or her own small nag and to their flag and country. flag's three colors. The children ln a show of proper respect for taxes high so that there were told: red for courage, white the flag. the Costa Mesa Fire an information sheet to reinforce wouldn't have been the It becomes second nature lo duldren, to recite that pledge. for liberty and blue for loyalty. Stu Department Color Guard present some of the information they had Boston Tea Party.• dents also learne9 that the seven ed the flag. learned. THERESA PFI EFE R, 10 In thelf third year of this somber red stripes and the six white ones When the men marched in, chil Costa Mesa -tradition, second-grade students at stood for the 13 original colorues of dren stood. Some covered their • IN THE O.ASSIWOM is a weekly fea Kaiser Primary Cente r learned a ture in which Daily Pilot education writer bit about the flag they salute each the United States. hearts. One student, Spencer Lind " It's a Danette Goulet v1srts a campus within the day. good way Students watched and listened say, 7, cupped his right hand over Newport-Mesa Unified School District and Speakers from the Costa Mesd to remem mtently as Lions Club members his eye in an attempt at a salute. wrrtes about her experience ber what the presi dents School lunch • The Mund\alble Lunc:h Salad contAlins taaed gniens. he..!ped do, cherry tomet~ aadten .,a- protein toUrUS such .s like how MENU TODAY 0-W, sun1'owet seeds, fruit yogurt. hon9y-roasted Lincoln Presidents Week recess today through Friday ~and drelslng. helped in the Civil War.• The Newport-Mesa Unified School District a*fen menu choices each day at elementary schools. Students may MONDAY No cNld Is dhcrlmlnated 91nst bec.luse of,...... col· STEPHANIE GARDNER, 11 r IGfunchable Lunch Salad or ltate fair com Costa Mesa choose a vegetarian entree if desired. The setectlon vwies °" Mtional origin. • "' disabitity. If It Is btliewd a cNd and may be either a selad, sandwich or hot entrw. SChool do(J, choice of fruit; choice of 100% fruit julce, hllbien dilcrtmiMted .Pnst. write Imme~ to the - Photos and lntervlewti lunches are St.75 each; the district does not acceptchedcs by Stefanie Frith choice of milk .awtMyof ~. Wlilt'llngton, DC 20250.
REAPERS HOTLINE CA 92626 Copyright. No news sto WEATHER lllD SURF · POLICE FILES (949) 642-6086 ries, ltlum1tioru, edltorlll metter Record your comments about Of~t.eif'ICMlbe r~oduced Without writtan ~ the O&ily Pilot Of news tips TDJIUAJ\mS TIDES COSTA MESA mtWOn of c~t °"""""' Balboa TOOAY • FalrVlew Ro.ct A vehlclt burglary was reported In the VOL 95, NO. 46 A[)QRESS 61/48 first low HOW TO REA01 US 2700 blodc at 12~ p.m. Our addreu is 330 W. Bay St • Corona def~ 1:23 a.m ...... 2.0 Cost.I Mesa, CA 92627 • ....._ .,.,.9'11!•ct A 29-year.okf man was arrest.ct ntOMAS H. JOHN5C*. Orcu&atlon 61148 First high The Times Clfange P\A)lllhef County COsta Mesa 7:58a.m ...... 5.5 on suspkjon of manuf«turing f1be ~ ldentt COBRECJJONS (800) 252.g141 61141 TOWfoocaD. It Is the Piiot's Policy to prompt Second low ficatlon. receiving S1olen property, lmpenonatlng two ~ Newport Beach fcfltor ly c.orrect 1n etrors of w~ 2:56 p.m...... -0.6 people, convnittlng • vehicle theft. conspiring to btuk O.Wfled (949) 642-5678 61148 s.J. CAHN. ,....,. c.11 (949) 57~3 Display (949) 642-4321 Second high Newport eo.t the a.w and obtWtlng money ~ false pr~ at City ("dit(w EdhotW 9:11 p.m...... 4.0 rn '11J/47 9'AI p.m. Tuesday In the 3100 block. The"*' also~ ••A&KMAIW. l'NNewport ~ ~ News (949) 642·5680 ,._.. Editor two outstllnding W~ts . o.ffy Not (VSIS-1~ Ill~ Sports (949) 5 7oMUJ WIDNISDAY 1110C11R aw-. lllhed Monday through ~ ~ Spotts FIX (949) 646-4170 SUllP~ In Newport le.at end C.osU Mesi, E-fNll: ~llypllotelatlmes com Strong west WWII First low SpotU £dltor N~IEAOt dlecriptlon5 ...... ilaible only by Mlln<>ffk• c..using big surl. 1:47 e.m ...... 1.7 DUMM--. • Wlilt ,.....,• .._, DrtW¢ P'ollce reported some- ~to The l1IMI Orange Businn OffQ ~9) 642-4321 ElCPe't heed-high to First Ng!\ ht County (IOO) 2SMt4t In.,_ luslnetf '• (949) 631-7126 ~w.wawlth 7:5.2 1.m ...... " ...... 5.S ont el~ stole dr• and tt:X*• r1mS worth S5,000 NJllMANP•Nl outside of Newport hid\ end Costa~~ to the fair condttJon$. • from a Jaguar In the IOO blodc at 2: 2l a. m. Mct.y The Pagi1De19* Oelly Not - w.lllble only by rinown MPKt left the ~ fitting on thr• p&.stic SftWMOCll... "*' for uo pet momJ\. S«ond a-...... dM,.. peld at c.c.w ~ Nll'ton'91& CA. CMms Include Ill ~ • ...... a,s ~ r9POf1.td tNt tomeCMle ..... icq__,~ ~ •ote a cell phofM worth S150 during 1 birth • ~--- cNnge '°.,,,. .. ~~ ...... ~ di¥ ~ M • hon'9 In the ftrtt b60clt It 7 • m "*-,0 ..1560, cma...... 'MdnlldlJ. • . . Doily Pilot Tuesday. February 20. 2001 3 Running from a lifelong grndge that's for the birds
he other day I was sit intentions were pw-ely inno than I can remember. wasn't qwle as expert as bng ln the backyard in cent. We made notes of the One day back in the some of his fellow birds. He Ta little spot of sun eggs, their colors and the 1930s, I was the only one rrussed my head and tut the when I heard a bunch of types of birds attached to out at San Onofre. There I book. and bud poop birds squawking. U I hadn't each type of egg. We never sat on my redwood and bal· splashed all over the 91fl's known better, I would have touched a Uung. sa board, miles of empty face. End of romance. sworn tt was a bunch of par The birds, however, were ocean all around. A sea gull So when I hear a Dock of rots. I didn't wait to identify not receptive to us. innocent got me right on the head. U I birds ltke that, I hedd for the the buds, though. J ran or otherwise. They would fly go to the beach today, it's house. immediately m the house for around making little worried like I'm wearing a bull's eye. To my amazement, I safety. noises. then suddenly there It doesn't matter how many found out later that there It may seem strange to be Robert Gordner would be a screech, and other people are there. how actually is a Dock of parrots so cautious, but birds have it they'd dive bomb us. lflStead closely we're crowded in Corona deJ Mar. I don't in for me. THE VERDICT of actually hitting us, just together, I'm the one the sea know if parrots converse It all started back in the before crashing into our gull hits. wtth sea gulls. They may 1920s when I was a ltttle kid named Llnda Isle. heads, they'd drop a full It even affected my love JUSt have been saymg, · Hey, hVlllg m Balboa. I had a Instead of a lot of big dose of bird poop on our life. When I was in college, I there's some great peaches on the Jones' tree,• but Wlth friend named Albert houses with big boats in heads, then veer off. We'd was t.al.lµog to a 91fl I was , Spencer and we were both front of them, it was a sandy my luck, they were saymg. come home looking like interested in. She was sittmg •Let's get Gardner.• interested in shorebuds. Any 1Sla.nd on which shorebirds those guano-covered 1Slands in her car, and 1 had my foot time folks let us. we bor I'm not talang any tu.s nested. We rowed from the off the coast of Clule. on the running board wtth a chances. rowed theu rowbodt and White Bridge Beach, since Those shore buds must book balanced on my knee. headed for Shark Island ~ ousnamed the Montero have..put out the word A bird Oew over, said, •Ah, • RoeEJn GAltDNEA 1s a Corona Tius was long before the Street Beachr-to lpok at the because since then 1 have there's Gardner,• and let del Mar resident and a former area was dredged and llUs- eggs m their nests. Our been the target more times loose. This particular bud Judge His column runs Tuesdays
Volunteers come out for Sinus and Allergy: Laser Provides Relief new tutoring program for Sufferers of #1 Chronic Health Complaint • If you lufflr from==~ !11 continual cycles of infection. immediate shrinkage in the • New learning center ference will be the fact that llnus and llltrgy Pf Nual blocb&e is caused by swollen areu. the kids are going to be fed at you'N not llont • the U.S. swollen tissues in the nose THE RESULT at the Someone Cares Nat ~o~ Center for . Health called turbinates. Normally, the Once treatment is completed, the soup kitchen.• Stattst~ reports that smus and turbinates warm and bwn1dif)' you will be able to Meathe Soup Kitchen will feed The soup kitchen plaTIS to aJlergy ~lems are the num~ 1he air we breathe. Chronic more freely, reduce or eliminate greet the children with a snack one Chi'onic health . complaint patients often have hyper- deoendence.CX! over-the~ children, in both body when they arrive after school across the country, with over 60 reactive turbinates, a nd ma presc;nptJoo mediadions, and mind. and to send them off with a ml/lion sufferers. these swollen tissues restrict and expcn~ a new freedooi sack meal when their home· •Do Y°" encn? the ftow of air in the nasal from cDJ:onic nasal ~ l ems. Jennifer Kho work is done, she said. • Wike up M'tlrll dmll It njght? passages. This hyper-reactivity ~s swelling bas beai reduced, DAILV PILOT Merle Hatleberg, founder • Sutrw from tlnua heldlchla? can now be trear.cd !f:ina~o r ~an~ of the soup kitchen, said she • Hive a lack of mld-dly energy? ...,.... lessened and nasal breathing. WI;STSIDE - About 40 thinks the two organizations • llomlng •dry moutti•? T ~a;.!:iylarl y. at night, 1s volwiteers signed up last week will work well together to help • UM deconglltlntl? callY unproved. to serve a helping of educa ...... ~-'--? Tb e p roce d ure is reach children on the north • l'VJU"'l-.tff- oerformed in less than half an tion to youngsters at the side of 18th Street. These symptoms are often hour and you are home the Someone Cares Soup Kltchen. "The kids that can't get to related to common nasal and ....._ same day. O ne of our ·1 really want to help,• said the Shalimar Leaming Center sinus disorders. J>i!ysicians will need to visit Knssy Ra1ger, a 15-year-old will have a very easy time to THE CAUSES ~ With you before your treatment to complct.c ~ eximinc the nasal volunteer who a ttended the get here.• she said. "The mam Nasal and sinus problems are L------=-----1 area lind Kientify any other Someone Cares Soup Kitchen's reason we have so many peo frequently the body's own ..._....._l*lddne*low, pro blems.· Treatment is Tulonng Program volunteer ple that come to the soup response to something inhaled or coq a ..., br • ...... _. ...,.._ gepera]Jy covered by most onentation Thursday. "I just kitchen to eat is because of a even eaten. Your body's pnvate msurances. really want to make a differ lack of education. If we can sensitivity to the irritant triggers THE TREATMENT For ...... &...&..-~ and an ence in people's lives. I really educate the children, maybe the release of histamine, wtiic:h Laser treatment is often ...... •num1GUU11 want to give.• causes swelling and COfl8estiOD effective in ending the chronic appointment with a CCNSD doctor, we can break the cycle." in the nose and smuscs. cycle of nasal problems. oontact the Cenw at The kitchen and Think The learning center IS aim Together, which oversees the ing to attract 80 volwiteers and ~~~=s= tbeA~~~== 800-792-0926 Shalimar Leaming Center. are is planning to serve 35 chil for other disease, often resulting and Zs significant and Vllllow ...... • coUaboraung to open a new dren initially, Johnson said. lponaored by the C.m.r. for Chronic: N.... and Sinus Dydunction www.naaal.net learning center at the kitchen Aside from searchmg for Feb 26 volunteers, learning center The new center was going staff members are trying to to be calle d the Someone gather books. paper, pencils The Balboa Theater is on the move wn h the Balboa Cares Learrung Center but has and other suppltes so it may .1 Theater 2000 Fund. Thanks to chis early ;rnd generous been renamed the Soup spend the next week getting support, the opening of chc rcnova5ed Balboa Theater is Kitchen's Tutoring Program. the center set up, she said. closer than ever. Shalt.mar provtdes tutoring "The students are corning,• and academic help for Johnson said. "They will be These arc the first fitly donors co contnbucc S 1,000 co the Westside students in first here Feb. 26, and we will be Balboa Theater 2000 Fund! They will sec their name on the Uuough 12th grades, and the ready.• glass art wall in chc new Balboa Theater lobby forever! Someone Cares Learning Krissy Ra1ger certainly They did it! You can, 100! Center wtll follow the same seemed prepared Thursday. routine. Sdld Laura Johnson, "I've always been interest Call the theater at (949) 673 -0895 for mformauon on having YOUR name included! executive di.rector of Shalimar. ed in volunteering an~ have ·we're going to be helping through school, but haven't the kids wtth their homework, found the right place to vol and we will have an arts day urtteer mysell, • she said. "I'm AECOM Technology Corp. Rhodes Family: Win, Bryce. Emery & Adam and a cultural day with music going to try this out because Ev;.i Recd Armbruster Bill & Willie Richman or painUng, • said Johnson, I'm interested in the different Ron, Sandy, Mike & Jennifer Baers Arlene & David Rose who will also be the executive variety of people they have director of the new learning come in, and 1 think it would Jack Baldcmon Theresa & Brecann Schmidt center. "We will pattern that be g reat to have such an Dorothy Beauchamp C.J. Scgemrom & Sons alter Shalimar. The only dif- impact on little kids.• Phyllis & Charles Bell Tony & ! 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" I hedrd the news from G reg." insptred to continue in the field by Imax film, Corona del Mar ject for the !max film ~ Dolphins .• It "You enter the film, but Judson sd1d "I le phoned me at the late Robert WPnl1 who tdught is the second time MacG1llivray, home edrly in the mormng - I was drama there native Greg MacGillivray owner of M acGillivray Freemdn you're entering with 300 dwake. luckily - he cdlled Mound ·He wds one of those tedchers Films in Laguna Beach, has been other films that are very 7 I wds delighted • thdt eve~ yf:'ar wine, the favonte got his filmmaking start at norrunated for an Oscar MdcGslhvrdy, who lives m teacher contest.• l\1dc G1Jhvray Newport Harbor High. • r didn't really expect it,· sdld good. It's surprising and L "We've got to get in there and figure out what we're doing. We together helped create the problem ." - Don Glasgow, chairman of Corona del Mar's business improvement district Report on Ice Chalet expected • Closed skating rink '!> former patrons are trymg to open a new one in Cosld Mesa and plan to address the City Council tonight Jennifer Kho D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA - rormer cus tomers of the closed Ice ChdlE't plan to report to the City Counnl torught on the progress they have made JO their effort to get d new• ice skdt;mg nnk m the aty. The nnk. whlch had been d com munity hxture and tra1rung ground for Olympic ice skaters for dlm~t 30 years. closed last month "There's so many iron'> in the ftre nght now that my head ts sp1nrung. • sdld DdVld Marttnez last week Martmez and other members of the movement are cons1denng man) opbons, mcludrng trymg to reopen the dosed nnk temporanly and run 1t themselves. he said "We're gomg to try lo do d tem porary fix, but there are many issues to be considered,• Martmez sd1d "There is some m oney, but do we want to throw good money after dn CARI HIDAlC,,1 DAIL'!' PILOT old rmk that's going to get npped out RJchard Jardine, right, of Newport Beach reads the paper while Morgan, a yellow Labrador, watches people at the coffee 'shop. eventually anyway? A n d 1t also depends on h ow much IC J Segerstrom & Sons, the landowner,) IS wtlhng to accommodate us as well We're talkmg, but there's Just nothing concrete at th.is Juncture.· Victim of its own success The group may reach an agree ment wtth the landowner wtthm the next few weeks, Martinez said Mathis Winkler the com er of East Coast Highway Many Jee Chalet parents said they were upset at the way they were D AILY PILOT Corona del Mar businesses and Goldenrod Avenue Recently. a fourth one set up shop 1ust down treated at a C ity Counal meellng t all began with a restroom - continue to grow, but that the street Jan. 15, when they ask ed counnl or rather the lack of one Drawn to the new gathenng members to hel p them save the Ice · When Starbucks Coffee Co. spot. Corona del Mar residents Chalet · officials open ed their first growth is pressing the seams began to fill up the corner and Dozens of lee Chalet skaters and N ewport Beach store on East spend more time hanging out. With parents inten ded to speak at the ICoa st Highway in 1992, the city's of the community that came natural human urges meeting, but the issue w as not on the planners had only a vagu e idea Starbucks, concerned for the safe agenda. Mayor Libby Cowan. who about what to expect. ty of both customers and employ said sh e was n ot sur e the counctl Folks at City Hall envisioned a 165 or so Starbucks stores existed, year, the state alone was dotted ees, closed the store's restroom for could do anything about the dosmg kind of takeout coffee b ar, where and they w ere clustered mautly in w ith more than 500 stores. pubhc use. Then the other coffee of a business, allowed three repre people would drop in for a quick the Pacific Northwest. Starbucks Worldwide, the company operates shops, which did include restrooms sentatives to speak for three nunutes shot of caffeine and be on their - and the coffee craze it was part about 3,300 coffee places. for patrons, began experienang a each. way. An employee restroom in the of - would have made good stock A nd it h asn ' t been al on e. stream of pressed coffee fu ns from After the meeting, some parents back of the storage room seemed speculation but little else. Others, inspired by the company's across the street. said they w.ere so upset they h ave appropriate for those few coffee So the Coron~ del Mar outlet success, set up shnllar gounnet cot· ln September 1999, Starbucks' considered trying to recall Cowan induced emergencies. became one of the first 10 stores fee ch8.IJ1S. Soon, two more coffee So far, no recall paperwork has been Keep in mind, at the time, just that opened in Califorrna. By last places opened near Starbucks at SEE SUCCESS PAGE 4 filed. Assemblyman John Campbell switches energy bills L 11111 QAWflDScar•nm fOlllM---- • ·s • New proposal would cancel fines incurred by big power upon to do so. Campbell' new bill, which the The utihUes o mblymon ts hopmg to have •MIMI 2 users, such as Newport Beach-based Conexant Systems. had also included beard in a polic:y romrrutt.ec meet· NIKIUtm 7 an •opt-out• lng today, would cancel the fi ftaul Clinton yanked the bill and replaced It with clause, wtuch the and req\.µre the 1-6 users to tum S "It\ <1 day to honor our pdc;t J>rl''>lclC'nts dnd to rele- G!!CJr{J" Wdshtng tcm's dnd Ahrclhdm Lmcoln's birth dc1ys And to tdke the day off" BRADLEY FISHER, 11 C'ostd Mei.d "It's about our past presidents. It's OK." BULMARO CONTR ERAS. 10 Costa Mesd • Pres1denti. ------.. Day means to honor the presi dents that lived and CARL HIOAl.GO I OAlt.V Pll OI died for us .• A trumpeter wtth the Costa Mesa Fire Department Color Guard plays the national anthem for students at Kaiser Primary Center ln Costa M esa. ANDRE BARBOSA, 11 Fountdin Valley "It's honor "The scoop on ing the a a presidents that were president.• ATHMA RAMDATH, 11 'IHE SL S'IRIPES Costa Mesa Danette Goulet As the color guard's trumpet ·President'> -----~ DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa Orange Coast Lions Oub player performed the "The Star Day means Spangled Banner,• duJdren begdll to thank h1ldren sdt wide-eyed dnd visits Kfilser Primary to offer to sing softly. the presi wary, listening intently to It seemed an amazingly patnot dents who w hat they were told was second-grader~ a lesson in Old Glory ic reaction, until the ne~t segment ran from Cthetr flag speakmg to them. of the assembly. It was an old, booming voin> our coun It seems it was one of severdl that gave a bit of lustory dbout Old try. If 1 had Orange Coast Lions Club tried lo explained how the appearance of songs children had 1¥ffied for tht' Glory, including how it came by benn presi give students a better understand the flag that was flown in 1775, occasion. One after another, chil dent when that nickname. ing or the importance of the Stars with its British flag in the comer to dren sang patriotic songs accom George Washington was Each mornin g before cld!>Ses and Stripes and the reasoning show ties to the mother country, panied by their music teacher on president, I would have begin, children dU over the country behind the reverence. was altered over the years to the piano. helped to free the slaves, place their right hand over their There is meaning behind the become the flag flown today. As children filed out, each wds and 1 wouldn't make the hearts and pledge their allegiance nag's three colors, the children In a show of proper respect for given his or her own small flag dnd taxes high so that there to their flag and country. were told: red for courage, white the flag, the Costa Mesa Fire an information sheet to remforce wouldn't have been the It becomes second nature to children, to recite that pledge. for lJberty and blue for loyalty. Stu Department Color Guard present some of the mfonnation they had Boston Tea Party.· learned. THERESA PFIEFER, 10 In their third year of this somber dents also learned that the seven ed the flag. Costa Mesa tradi!Jon, second-grade students di red stnpes and the six white ones When the men marched in, chil Kaiser Prun<1ry Center ledmec.J d stood for the 13 original colorues of dren stood. Some covered their • IN THE Cl.ASSROOM 1s a weekly fe READERS HQTUNE CA 92626 Copyric;iht No news sto WEATHER AllD SUIF (949) 642-6086 rlet, lllustra\IOn\, editorial mattar POLICE FILES or ~1JMmeMJ hel~ln CMl be Record your comments~ r~oduced Without wrlnan pef· the Dally Pilot or new\ tips TEWERAnm.5 1IDu mlufon of CQS¥'ight owner COSTA MESA Balboa TOOAY • ,..,,.,.._ lto.d: A vehlde burglMY was reported In the VOL 95, NO. 46 ADDRESS 61148 First low HOW TO REACH US 2700 block at 12:20 p.m. Our MSdreu IS 330 W Bay St , CMona del Mat 1:23 •.m...... 2.0 Cost.a Mesa, CA 92627 THOMASH.~ Ora.It.don 61148 First high • HMtMw loulevant A 29-yffr-okt man was arrested The Times Orange County l'UWrher CORBECDONS CosU Mesa 7:58 a.m...... S.5 on SUIPidon of manuf.teturing false gcwetnment &dentJ. TOWYOOO.O, (800) 252-9t4t 62148 It k the Pilot's policy to prom¢· Second low fk.-tlon. rece!Y1ng stolen property, lmpenonatlng two fdhof' • ~ Newpott Beach ly correct all e ~e other day I was sit intentions were purely inno than I can remember. wasn't quite as expert as ting In the backyard in cent. We made notes of the One day back in the some of his fellow birds. HP Ta little spot of sun eggs. their colors and the 1930s, I was the only one missed my bead and hit the when I heard a bunch of types oI birds attached to · out at San Onofre. 'fhere I .book. and bird poop birds squawking. U I hadn't each type of egg. We never sat on my redwood and bal sp,lashed all over the girl's known better, I would have touched a thing. . sa board, miles. .of empty face. End of romance. sworn it was a bilnch of par The birds, however, were ocean all arouptl. A sea gull So when I hear a flock of rots. I didn't walt to identify not receptive lo us, innocent got me right on the head. lf I birds like that, I head for thf> the birds, though. I ran or otherwise. They would fly go to the beach today, it's house. immediately in the house for around making little woqied like I'm w.earing a bull's eye. To my amazement, 1 salety. · noises, then suddenly there It doesn1t matter how many found out later that there It may seem strange to be Robert Gordner would be a screech, and • other people are there, how actually is a flock of parrots so caubous, but birds have it they'd dive bomb us. Instead closely we're crowded in Corona qlel Mar. I don't in for me. THE VERDIO of actually hitting us, just together, I'm the one the sea know if parrots ~nverse It all started back in the before crashing intQ qur gull hits. with sea gulls. They may 1920s when I was a little kid named Llnda Isle. beads, they'd drop a tw1 It even affected my Jove just have been saymg. "Hey, living in Balboa. I had a Instead of a lot of big dose of bird poop on our life, When I was in college, I there's some great peaches on the Jones' tree," but w1th friend named Albert houses with big boats in heads, then veer off. ,We'd was talking to a girl I was Spencer and we were both front of them, it was a sandy come home looking like interested in. She was sitting my luck, they were saying, ·Let's get Gardner.· interested in shorebirds. Any island on which shorebirds those guano-covered 1Slands in her car, and I had my foot time folks let us, we bor I'm not taking any tus nested. We rowed from the off the coast of Chile on the running board with a chances. rowed their rowboat and White Bridge Beach, since Those shore birds must book balanced on my knee. headed for Shark Island. misnamed the Montero have put out the word A bird flew over, said, •Ah, • R08EllT GARDNER 1s a Corona This was long before the Street Beach, to look at the because since then I have there's Gardner,• and let del Mar resident 4[1d a former area was dredged and mis- eggs ln their nests. Our been the target more times loose. This particular bird 1udge. His column1tuns Tuesda~ Volunteers come out for Sinus and Allergy: Laser Provides Relief new tutoring program for Sufferers of #1 Chronic Health Complaint • New teaipmg center ference will be the fact that the kids are going to be fed at at the Someone Cares the soup kitchen.• Soup Kitche'n will feed The soup kitchen plans to greet the children with a snack children, in both body when they arrive after school and mind. and to send them off with a sack meal when their home Jennifer Kho work is done, she srud. OAtlY PILOT Merle HaUeberg, founder of the soup kitchen, sald she WESTSIDE 1 About 40 t,h.il}ks the two organizations volunteers signed up last week will work well together to help to serve a helping of educa reach children on the north tion to youngsters at the side of 18th Street. Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. "The kids that can't get to "I really want to help," said the Shalimar Leaming Center Krissy Raiger, a 157year-old will have a very easy time to volunteer who attended the get here," she said. "The main Someone Cares Soup Kitchen's reason we have so many peo Tutonng Program volunteer ple that come to the soup orientation Thursday. HI just kitchen to eat is because of a really want to make a differ lack of education. If we can ence m people's lives. I really educate the children, maybe want to give.• we can break the cycle." The kitchen and Think The learning center is aim Together, which oversees the ing to attract 80 volunteers and Shalimar Leaming Center, are is planning to serve 35 chil collaborating to open a new dren initially, Johnson said. Sponsor.ct by th• Centen for Chronic Haul and Slnua Dysfunction learrung center at the kitchen Aside from searching for Feb. 26. volunteers, learning center The new center was going staff members are trying to to be .called the Someone gather books, paper, pencils "'T'he Balboa Theater is on the: move wich the: Ball:R>a Cares Leaming Center but has and other supplies so it may .J. Theater 2000 Fund. Thanks co chis early and gcncro~ been renamed the Soup spend the next week getting support, the opening of the rc:novaced Balboa Thcacc:r i.s Kitchen's Tutoring Program. the center set up, she said. closer than c:vc:r. Shalimar provides tutoring "The students are coming," and academic help for Johnson said. "They will be These are the first fifty donor~ ro conmbucc $1,0-00 to the Westside students in first here Feb. 26, a nd we will be Balboa Theater 2000 Fund! They will sc:e their name on the through 12th grades, and the ready.• glass an wall in the nc:w Balboa Theater lobby forc.-ver! Someone Cares Learning Krissy Raiger certainly They did it! You can, 100! Center will follow the same seemed prepared Thursday. - . routine, said Laura Johnson, "I've always been interest Call rhe thcarer ar (949) 673-0895 for information on executive director of Shalimar. ed in volunteenng and have ' h2ving YOUR name included! "We're going to be helping through school, but haven't the kids with their homework, found the right place to vol and we will have an arts day unteer myself, • she said. "I'm AECOM Technology Corp. and a cultural day with music going to try this out because Eva Rc:ed Armbruster Bill & Willie Richman or painting," said Johnson, I'm interested in the different Ron, Sandy, Mikc & Jennifer Baers Arlene & David Rose who will also be the executive variety of people they have director of the new learning come in, and I think it would Jack Baldersron Theresa & B~cann Schmidt center. "We will pattern that be great to have such an Dororhy Beauchamp C.J. Scgemrom & Sons after Shalimar. The only di!- impact on little kids." Phyllis & Charles Bell Tony & Kath y Shaw Family Dr. David & ~nn Benvenuti Nancy & Craig Smith William & Marion Bilford Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Trane C· f A,_gwU", IT'S TIME FOR ... Molly & Neal Brockmeyer Marian L. Turpin 4 fk4t'g~out r ' " Ml CASA John & Kay Brown, Jennifer. Amy & Sarah John & Liz Wallacc Michael Craig ' John & Sandy w~man MEXICAN RESTAURANT Peggy & Timm Crull Roben Levin & Debra Winston-Levin OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO George & Nancy Dahl & Family The Balboa Theater 2000 art wall ha' Marion Deeb & Family Al.SO OM OURMl MU: OUR room for 2,000 names - more namc!> "FISH TACOS" MARGARITAS ARE Chandler P. Desforges & Luke C. Desforges will appear in the: Daily Pilot in upcom- TOltTl llAK>UP Phil & Toni Doane CHIU Sill MADE WITH ing displays! ...,.. CHIU CHlUI 011mrm ~OLD TEQUILA! Eileen Forsberg The historic Balboa Theater 1s being Brooke D. Fulford 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 renovated as a 350-seac performing an:s ... Martin & Virginia Furmanski theater. When open, it will feature live Doug. Julie, Taryn & Skyler Garn pe,rformanccs in music, dance, thcarer, Joe & Barbara GcnshJca musical the3ter, children"s perfor Elouise & David C'.ogcrty -Jc- & TR:\'OI' Miller mances and will show films. It will be a Mcca Going home for the Ncwpon Boch Film Louise S. Greeley Festival, and many other perforrmng - F.H. & Colleen Hall grouf>-'. The Balboa Theater r~nova Mary & F.d HaJr don i.s pan of the maior rn1taliurion Edward 0 . HalVlljlAn family Foundation of the Balbo:a VillAgc:. HcMd Phdps Consuuction Co. AJI donations to ch< 8albo.i 1ncatcr Clint & Pat Hoox 2000 Fund arc wc..d~ucoble . 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Doily Pilot Tuesday, February 20, 2001 5 LEnER TO THE EDITOR A thank you to Hoag Hospital nurses aving just read ·Gift of the Heart• (Feb. 111 Goy Geiser-Sandoval regarding the wonderful EDUCATlONAllY SPEAKING Hnurses at Hoag Hospital, I felt I must write what that story means lo me. I Md open heart bypass It's time for surgery al Hoag·way back in 1974 and have had bve granddaughters and six great-grandchildren born a values there. l am familiar with the won derful care offered by the nursing . and support staff. czar-me Over New Year's dild again from Feb. 5 to 9, I was a patient in the Cardiac Care Unit. l was hav sat through last week's ing severe problems with my heart wport-Mesa Unified and kidneys. ool District board meet I was deeply touched by the ing concerning approval of four story. And to see one of my dar books, induding "Sociology and You.· I came up with a plan. ling, caring nurses, Josie Lo Coco, When the board reVlSes its book in the photo with that story melted policy, perhaps they will adopt 1t. my heart. At one point in lustory, Amenca During my time in the Cardiac bad a drug problem. The presi Care Unit, I was attended by so dent decided to take drastic mea many RNs, charge nurses, order sures to immediately eradicate lies and support staff that it was the pr;oblern He appomted a : impossible to learn all thel! drug czar to get Amenca back on names. Howeve r, all of them were track and wm the Wdr on drugs. outstanding m the ir care for me. What the dlstnct needs lS a Without exception all brought a "values czar• The v 6 Tuesday, February 20, 2001 • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 • Sports Fax: 9.49-650-0170 Doily Pilot GIRU WATER POLO SU VIEW LUIUI 8llU Wlftl POLO CUMPIOllS Rougher waters ahead • Cc:IM, Newport prepare to face tougher tests today in respective CIF quarterfinals. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT Back Bay girls water polo teams from Corona de! Mar and Newport Harbor high schools, whtch defeated first-round opponents by a combined 27-1 margin, will undoubtedly face more challenging opponents in CIF Southern Section quarterfinal con tests today in separate divisions. CdM (17-11). seeded No. 1 in Divi sion IV, host Brea Olinda (18-8) at 3:15. Newport Harbor (22-7), the No. 3 seed in Divi.slon I. visits El Toro (21-6) at noon. Sea Kings' Coach John Vargas said he was pretty happy with the team's 16-0 first-round trouncing of Cypress Friday. But he expects a tougher test from the Orange League champion Wildcats. "Hopefully, we can build from that (Cypress) game,· Vargas said. "I think we have some momentum going now. The biggest Uung for us, DON LEACH I DALY Pl.OT is to think when we're playing and have a plan. If we're thinking and ewport Harbor High 's Sea View League girls water polo champion Sallors. Back row, from left: Jenna playing with discipline, we should Mµrphy, Paige Ianstng, Heather Deyden, Jessica Ball, Jenna Booth. Erin Ball, Ell7.abeth Donald. Annie Wight play well.• N The Paofic Coast League tri-cham and CalWn Adams. Front row, from left: Casey Hill, Polly Dolkas, Erin Kelly Bates and Katherine Belden. pions are paced by sophomores Danielle Carlson (73 goals and 78 steals) and Christina Hewko (53 gOdl.s and 97 steals). Carlson had four goals agairlSt Cypress and Hewko added three. With a win today, CdM, last year's Division IV runner-up, would face either No. 4-seeded Laguna Beach (21-6) or Perunsula (15-10) in Friday's semilinal. The Artists have already oeson beaten CdM twice this season. Newport Harbor, eliminated in the • Tempo will be.a key whe n Sailors host first round last year, alter winning the Division I crown in 1999, polished off Pacific in tonight's CIF I-A second round. Esperanza. 11·1, in. a first-round Barry Faulkner home game Saturday. r The Sea View League champion Streaks on the line DAILY PILOT Sailors, coached by Bill Barnett and Brian Kreutzkamp, are led by Junior • Cc:IM girls soccer P ~Rwi- BOYS HOOPS Katherine Belden, a second-team All protecting unbeaten BEACH CIF selection a year ago who started - Tonight's ClF Southern Sec for the CIF championship team as a skein in Division IV; tion Division I-A second-round freshman. Tars gunning to end boys basketball playoff game Belden increased her team-high between host Newport Harbor goal total to 52 with a team-best four one in Division II. High (20-6) and Pacific from goals against Esperanza. She also San Bernardino (19-6) is a clas leads the team with 31 assists and Barry Faulkner sic matchup in several respects. around 80 steals. DAILY PILOT 1) It's a 7:30 battle between Senior Jenna Booth has 48 goals Pacific's free-wheeling up-tem and 26 assists for the Sailors. Senior Top-seeded Corona del Mar seeks to protect its 24- po style (77 .6 points per game) goalie Heather Deyden anchors the and Harbor's more structured, Harbor defense. game unbeaten streak, while Newport Harbor alms defensive-minded approach Should the Tars get past El Toro, (58.6 ppg). which they defeated, 6-3, in a non· to end a 22-game unbeaten skein when the two Back ~ 2) It's Inland Empire against league game Jan. 5 at Newport Har Orange County. bor, they would meet either No. 2- Bay representatives, com peting in separate divisions, 3) It's the Pirates against the seeded Santa Margarita (18-7) or Los Sailors. Alamitos (20-9) in Friday's semifinal. vie in the second round of STEVE McCAANK/DAl..Y P!l.OT The first Newport-El Toro meeting the CIF Southern Section Mascot mayhem and geog· Greg Perrine and GREG FRY I DAILY Pl.OT raphy aside, Newport Coach was tied, 2-2, at halftime. Newport girls soccer playoffs, today the Sallon host at 3 p.m. Coroma del Mar High's Elisha Morgan (15) and her Larry Hirst believes hls team's forged a 3-2 lead heading into the more-methodical game gives Pad.fie tonight. final penod, before pulling away with ,...CdM (24-1-3) visits Mar teammates travel to King High of Rlvenlde today for what both coaches deemed superior tin Luther King of Riverside a 3 p.m. duel wUh the Wolves In a ClF second-round game. his team a solid chance to become only the third team depth and condltioning. (13-8-2) in Division IV in the school's 71 varsity ·seasons to win two playoff Veteran El Toro Coach Don Stoll, action, while Newport contests. however, figures to have hts Chargers (12-6-4) hosts Edison (20-1-2) HIGH SCHOOL GIRU SOCCER PLAYOFFS MWe're going to try to keep the score low,~ said in top shape for today's rematch. in a Division Il clash. Hirst, who guided a Sailor squad ravaged by illness to The Newport game is Ocean View (11------and Edison. The a 55-50 first-round home biumph over Santa Fe. That scheduled for the school's 12-3) or Valley •we liiiow Tars handed the win allowed the Tars to reach the 20-win plateau for IOYl IOCCEI football stadium, but rainy Christian of Cerri- where their Chargers their only the third time ever, the second under Hirst, who conditions may force a tos (18-1-5). only defeat, a 2-1 is 95-42, 4-4 in the postseason, dwing bis six-season OF DfV1SION IV P\AYOff'S move to Harper Community Newport Har- strengtha are verdkt to open tenure. •· SeClond rowMI, Weclnesdlly, J p.m. Center. bor, the third- d th d , the season, then · 1 don't know a lot of their opponents, but I know Diamond Ranch at Estancia place team from an ey on t dropped a 2-0 Bishop Montgomery at Costa Mesa Coach Ron Evans' Sea the style of play, in general, in Riverside and San Kings, champions of the the Sea View have many nonleague deci- Bernardino is more up-tempo,• Hirst said. •1 know, in Pacific Coast League, post League, has won weal01 • sion in Game 10. their losses, they haven't scored as much (55.8 ppg)." JC MEI'S IASIETIALL ed their 13th shutout of the a pair of playoff ea.es ... The Sunset games, the ....., Soi'NI League champi- The San Andreas League co-duunpions, who have season in a 5-0 first-round advanced to at least the I-A semifinals the previous sountBtN CAUIOflMA STATI P\AYOff'S school's first post· ....1'p0ft HMt>Or ons, wbo surren- Flnt rowMI, Aidliy, 7 p.m. trouncing of visiting St. Paul with season triumphs, ~ toa.er' c:Oech dered only one five seasons, needed a three-pointer eight sec Orange Coast (1~13) at San Diego CC (13· 10). Friday. onds left to stave off upset-minded Riverside Poly, 65- CdM, which has to advance to the goal in an 8-0-2 second round. league campaign, 64, in Friday's opening round. ICIEDUll outscored opponents, 97-17, Coach Scott Smith's Pirates, on a nine-game win this season, dominated lts The Th.rs defeated wild-card have posted 10 of their 18 foe Loa.ra, 5-3, Wednesday, shutouts ln the last 11 ning streak, are led by 6-foot-2 senior guard Donnell TODAY first-round game, outsboot Jury and 6-6 senior center Chris Adams. ing the Swordsltlen, 34-1, then handled noy, 3-1, in games. In their last 15 ...... Jury came into the postseason averaging 26.8 Coflege men • Christian Herlt.-ge and receiving go4ls from Friday's first round. games, the Chargers have 8t V.nguard Uniwrsity, ?:30 p.m. five different players. Cooch Jason Sorrell's given up only two goals and points and seven rebounds, while Adams was chip College women • Olrlstlao Heritage Sailon have produced 10 have outscored opponents, ping in 20 points and 12 rebounds per contest. . 8t Vanguard Unlwrslty, 5:30 p.m. The Sea Kings, who advanced to the Division IV shutouts and have 63-11, for the season. The duo combined fot 33 points against Po~ which High schoOI boyl · OF Otvlslon I-A fell victim to 6·2 junior Anthony Bradley's thr~-point ~ second round: Padflc at~ semilinals last season, outscored opponents, 48-20. ·we know where their ~. 7'3/J p.m. opened the playoffs without The Tars ore led offensively strengths are and they don't er. Poly missed a layup as time expired to keep the ...... their top scorer. junior Alli· by sophomore forward Amy have many weaknesses,• • Pirates alive. High school 2:!' ·OF Division I Pl~ffs, son Harvey (25 goals), who Burlingham {1' goals), Sorrell said. •we need to Newport, in Its scbool-record·tying fifth straight ~ ..1'pOl1 Harbor .i El toro, sustained tom knee ca.rti while the back line of senior dominate the midfield and postseeson. is led by eenlor guo.rd Aaron Yam.al (15.8 ftoon; oF 0MsJon IV f'tavo1fs. ~ts· ppg) and 6-6 center Tony Melum (17.8 points ltN Ofloda ft <#ON "1f ~. 3:15 p.m. lage ln the regular· oson sweeper Meredith Miller, shut them down up front Junior and more tbo.il 11 boatdt per gemo). • loCICIW hnale. Evans said he would sophomore stopper Taryn We need to deny their fot· High sctiool gifts • OF DMslon II 1'1.yoffs. like to continue to rest Har Plamlon, Junior Amber Tay· wards the ball. then keep YaJna.1, a third-year vamty perfonner, acoied o fillCIMd found: [difOn ft Newport H.tb«, vey, unW the latter rounds, lor and Junior Lauren Birch· them from running at us game-high 22 points Prlday, including the team'• last 3 p.rn.; °" otvll6of\ rv ~ .aJlid though lbe ti oveileble on ffeJd (u w U 01 Junior wban they do g t the ball: two field goalt ln the On.al 80 teCX>ndl to erue a 50-49 t(:iUnd: CoirON def Mar at M.L King. an •on-call basil.• rMerVe Kristen Na.bin) b p Edison topped nme.ca1 defldt. AAW1ide. l p.m. Klng, in l first venlty lhleld junlot goalie Kllaa OuJyon. 3--0, &\the &It round. Htm Mid Newport'• •tarting fiv woUld &190 . .. a I ~Miu and with 1\'I • Sorrell Mid dU Today's Winner will iDdude junior point guard Greg PerMe. Junior for Vllr9"fd .. ~ 2:lO p.m no ten.IOn, .= . woo th Sunldst League. has been the team'• advanc9 to 1bunday'1 qu&r• ward Erik Peterson and 6-8~ Nedim Pa)mc CollOt "*'. PQlnt Lome Naz..... Toc:l3y'1 Wlnn r will strength all teelOfl, terf:IDal agu.t tllther No. 4- (14 rebOundl Prldey), :':::.r ~ il p.m. advanat to 1bUnday'.I quar· Todey Will be the third IMded Claremont {2()..1-5) 'lbnlgbrt winner Will meet elU. No. 3 IHtled VU· t rfinal, agalnat tf.lher meeting betWffn Haibor or'l'bouMM OUi (1 4 ~·3) . =~~ 01 St John 8oeco (tM) In Priday4I quat· C.olege . c.I St* OomlnguU H• ...) "' "'"" wd. 1:.JO p.m. ~ • Doily Pilot Tuetday, FebNary 20, 2001 7 ~":. -- ~ ' - why flt OOUlt etlOUld no4 HOTICl~'-1'fr1 NOT1C! TO P\irluant to Seatlon N011C& or TaUl'rU grant""~ School t 905 Main SI • ptrmltll119 th• IUC• NOTa TO NOTICE Of' A HEARING on lhe rs Ho oo.oes7S '-* No CONTRACTORS tt100 al flt Pubic Con SAU TSIFlllll otOOMC Huntlnglon 8eacti cu11u1 blctd1 r to co.m.ACTOAS P!TITION TO P4MJtlon Wiii be held on 118*61 lWI 0ro. No CAWHG FOR llOI ~~in h~r= APNl•l9-162-67 YOU Lloet.. A or B or C·53 auOatlhM ~· tor INVl'TIHG IN08 ADMfflSTER MARCH 15, 2001 at ono101eo ...._,_.....___ School ot.tr1ct· I AJU! 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