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SATURDA~ • .ft:'LY 5,2003
THE FOURTH, NEWPORT-M~SA STYLE
Fourth of July fireworks from Newp'ort Dunes illuminate the sky Fnday night as seen from Castaway Park.
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SEAN HILLER /DAJLY Pit.OT
A little quieter on the western front
Fewer people and less n oise made for an atypical
Fourth of July on the streets of Wes t Newport.
Deirdre Newman
DailyP1tot
NEWPORT BF.ACH fourth of July
revelers OOtled to lhe1r trdditional
mecca of West Newport Friday. but
the crowd wasn't quite as large as in
yeatJ; past and the atmosphere was a
Uttle tamer amid a crackdown by lhe
city on crime and public drunkenness.
The City Councils effort 10 create a
kinder, gentler Fourth resulted in new
ruJes lncluding tripling of some fines.
Uquot deliveries to the area were off
limits Friday and retailers were not al-
lowed to seU liquor out of their park-
ing lots.
More. than 200 officers from IO
agen cies roamed the street, an in-
INSIDE
• Mesa del Mar
neighborhood
celebrates with
i1s first parade
'PageA7
• Former Marine
sets up honor to
Jose Garibay and
protest o f Dick
Nichols. Page A3
crease of 60 com-
pared to last year.
'>aitl · Lt. John
Klem. As of 10
p.m.. 41 people
had been arrested.
The city created a
"safety enhance-
ment zone" from
12:01 a.m. Friday
to 3 a.m. Saturday
between 32nd
Street. Newport
Boulevard. Coast
Highway and !'>4th Street
Klein attributed the low nwnber or
arrests to the mcrcased police pres-
ence which included four officers on
every street and the comprehensive
outreach effort.
·nierc was a year-long effort to co-
on.Jmate with community groups and
the community gained from that."
Klein said. "We're very pleased with
the results."
The scene was reminiscent of years
past as partyers navigated the street~
on foot, on kateboards. on bikes and
on roller-blades. The increased police
presence didn't seem to diminish the
jovial atmosphere of the occasion.
"I'm having a great time,~ said·
Emily Edmunds, 30, Who roUer-bladed
around the area ·1 think it's.so incred·
ible. It reminds me of New Orleans
and Pacific Beach."
See FOURTH, Pa1e A8
Pohce officers
arrest a young
man on
Balboa
Boulevard for
allegedly
being drunk 1n
pubhc. Police
said more
officers and
triple fines for
violabons kept
the West
Newport area
under control
during the
Fourth of July
hohday.
MARI( C. DUSTIN /
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FAMILY TIME
Missing the family
at Half Dome
Daily Pilot
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parents can't ever go out to
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belt for lbe kids and only
when there Is a special
opportunity lhould
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The Orange County Fair
Board will consider allowing
competition 'to bid for
Marketplace's <fOntract.
Detrclr• Newman
Daly Plot
OOSl'A MESA -The tw0 comp.Net V)'in«
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BOOMERS & BEYOND
·, KENT TREPTOW /bAll.TY PILOT
The Happy Hooters tap dancers perform at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County on Thursday.
Dancing days are here again
The "Happy Hoofers" keep their audience en tertained
at the Jewish Community Center of Orange Co unty.
biggest fans. Suzie Harrison
Daily Pilot
Watching the skilled dancers
choreograph numbers while wearing
dazzling costumes, one might think these
perfonners were former Rockettes, as
they captivated their audience at the
senior center at the Jewish Community
Center of Orange County on Thwsday.
Ranging in age from 60 ta 80, the
"Happy Hoofers" are a tap dance core of
about 15 women who perfonn at area
retirement homes, convalescence homes
and senior centers or any other place
they are requested.
Rohen Cooper served as the emcee,
dressed to the nines, with a white jacket.
black slacks and sparkling red bow tie
and vest and was sporting different hats
to meld with the theme of each dance.
Cooper took the audience through a
nostalgic journey of dance and music -
through the different eras and poinled
out fascinating information while also
entertaining the crowd.
·rve been dancing all my life and ii
feels natural," Swanson said. "What I like
most aboul dancing are the people,
activity and audience. It makes everyone
happy and it's good exercise for the
person that's doing it"
She said it keeps the dancers'
memories quick -not only do they have
to think about what they are doing. they
have to think ahead to what i$ next.
"It's a joy, the camaraderie with the
girls, 10 do something and see the
enjoyment of the senior citirens, • Collins
said.
Collins and Swanson concurred that
the key Lo life is to stay fit. ,
Dorothy Jo Swanson started the
"Happy Hoofers· in the early 1950s after
she moved to California.
Swanson has been dancing since she
was 12 and.is still performing at age 88.
She choreographs the well thought out
and performed numbers. There were
many show stoppers, including the
Fourth of July themed dances to "Grand
Old Flag" and .. Yankee Doodle.· where
the crowd couldn't help but sing along.
"Keeping active is the whole thing to
everything.· Collins said. ''When I'm not
practicing dance. I run the track."
·1 opened the Dorothy Jo Dance Studio
in Corona del Mar aboul a week after I
moved 10 California," Swanson said.
"Little by little, they all drifted in and we
grew -we do about four performances a
month."
The dancers even changed cos1umes
between numbers to coordinate wilh
each themed piece. Regarding 1he
dazzling often-sequined costumes,
Swanson explained thal they have a
sewing bee and make their own.
Lorrie COUins, a dancer who facilita1es
the "Happy Hoofers." explained that
Dancer Madelon Sherick has bee n with
the "Happy Hoofers" for I 5 years.
"It's a greal group, fun and dilferenl
from our daily lives." Sherick said.
lleceiving rounds df applalise, it was
obvious the ·Happy Hoofers" are tapping
their way into the hearts of their
audiences.
Belty Benowitz., coordina1or and
director of the senior services .
department at the senior center, said they
have the "Happy Hoofers· perform for
the Fourth of July. She is one of their
there are two groups of dancen. and they
practice two days a week with three hours
a week of tap dancing.
To find oul more about th• "Happy
I loofers" or book them, call (714)
968-7897.
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orange juice for $3, $1 for children. fading vision who have difficulty
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Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave .• Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
The Costa Mesa Senior Cem.r
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Betty's Trio from
7:30 to 10-.30 p.m. every Tuesday
night at-696 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884.
Jewilh nmtty Setvtc:. of Orange
County aponaors an ongoing
healing support group for the
chronically Ill. The purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
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St., Costa Mesa. Attendance is
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(714) 4454950.
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THE OLDER CROWD
John Byerlein
and sailing
the Oasis II
"Believe me, my
youngfrlerul., IMre ls
nothing-absolutely
nothing-h4Jf so
much worth doing as
simply messing about
In boats."
-™TH Glt.'JfiAW, 1he Wind in the Wilows
It doesn't take much
to get Oa.Sis Salling
Qub Commodore John
Byatetn enthused
MELISSA
ADAMS
OrtginaDy built ln
1982, the-vessel WU
oudltted with a new
inboard diael motor
last July. h comfortably
seats six adulta, on
daytime and sumet
excwaiofis ranging
from races to
Hund.ngton Harbor to
ovemlght jaunt.a to San
Pedro and Catalina.
Augmenting these
outings are parties and about boats. Indeed, bad It not
been Water Rat musing
dreamily of watercraft in
Kenneth's Grahame's children's
classic, it might hive been
Byerlein.
Now entering the second year
of his two-year tenn as bead of
the lOO·member dub, the C.oast
Guard Academy reservist can
instandy reel off a litany of stats
about the Corona d el Mar senior
center's 17-year-old sailing club:
"We have 13 designated
skippers. 10 designated mates,
17 members working to qualify
as mates and 60 casual sailors
who also bring treats and enjoy
sailing's social aspects. ..
As one of four elected o.fficers.
Byerlein bas help in making
Oasis n -the club's 30-foot
Newpon Mark DI sloop -
available to club members 29
days a month. Sharing
leadership responsibilities with
him are Vice Commodore J8Ck
Ttberg, Secretary Jim Stone and
Treasurer Dorothy Fm.
Under their stewardship,
Oasis n departed Its Balboa
Yacht Basin mooring on 257
days In 2002, proYkting l, l 00
penon-days of enjoyment. On
all voyages. a certified skipper
and first mate are o n board, to
satisfy insurance requirements
and provide optima) safety. Oub
skippers must pass both a
written and a hands-on test.
Even with such precauUons,
watery mishaps do occasionally
occur. Following one this spring.
Oasis II undeiwent major repair
and now boasts all new rigging.
lifelines and safety equlpmenL
·After five weeks out of
commission, it's stronger and
safer than ever before,· Byerlein
said.
groups for adults at all at.ages of
loss. Group members share
experiences, hear how others
deal with grief. receive support
and learn waya to cope.with
sadness and losa.. One group
meet.a at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth
Jacob in Irvine. The second group
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at
Temple Judea In Laguna Hiiia.
The third group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center in
Anaheim. There·• no cost to
attend, but advance registration
is required. (714) '\f6-496().
The Com Meaa &.Mor atbMi
Square and Round Dance Club
aeeka experienced danoera to join
partJdpation ln local boal
parades. Including recent
American ~on festivities and
the annual end-of-year holiday
celebration In Newport Hart>or.
Sailing club dues, which run
$10 per month. and sailing
excursion chargea-$15 each
for the fint three sailinp each
month -~ dock fees.
insurance and maintenance
cosas. Qub members perform
most roud.ne maintenance.
To coordinate activides. they
meel from 1 to 3 p.m. on the last
Wednesday of each month at
the Ouis (.enter. Experienced
and new sailors of all ages are
welcome to join them. to learn
about what Byerlein userts is
•me world's most active sailing
alliance.• Newcomers can enjoy
one free sailing wt1en they join
the club's ranks.
If the lure of the sea and the
enthusiasm of club member&
fail to motivate, Byaiein adds
one more incentive. "People
with involvements and
relationships live nine years
longer tlwl thoae who are more paasJve..
·1 can't die: said Byerleln,
who was the Newport Harl>or
Nautical Museum
docent-of-the-year. ~1 have
sailing this weekend.·
• MELISSA ADAMS manage•
communication• for City of
Newport Beach Library, Arts. and
Recreation & Senior Servicet.
Oaai1 Senior Center is a hub tor
older adultl 1oclal and information
aervlces. at Fiflh Slreel and
Narcissus Avenue in Corona del
Mar. For more information about
the center and ill ectivitiea, pleaae
call (949) 644-3244.
its group from 9 to 11 a.m.
Thu~ at the Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa.
(714) 545-5669.
AltMda Foundetion IMtrudor
Hibty Stone leeda en exerci9e
ctaa st 11 a.m. Thuredaya st the
Jewish Senior Center. 250 E. Beker
St, Colt.a Mesa. (714) 513-6641.
The o..aa Senior Centw .......
shuttle to take members to
appointment. and grocery
shopping. The shuttle elao takes
members to the center. Call to
make en appointment. (949)
644-3244.
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WEATHER FORECAST·
Some fog In the morning
with lows of 83 degt'Ma
turning Into a sunny day wfth
highs of 80 degrees. The
WNtt'9f lhould stay ~t
Sunct.y wtth highs of 76
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Former Marine stages protest of Nichols comment
U.S., Mexico and Marine
flags placed on a Corona
del Mar grassy area honor
Jose Garibay while
making statement about
councilman's opinion:
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
CORONA OEL MAR -As crowds
converged on C.:orona c.Jcl Mar State
BJ!aCh to soak up some rays and let
loose on the i;ourth of July holiday. an
observance of a more '\erious na1ure oc-
curred on lhc &!'a'>~Y area above the
beach.
A cano)>y wa:. erected , covered in
caipouflage and-adorned with nags re -
presenting the Marine-;, the U.S. and
Mexico. Outside the canopy was a pie·
lure of Jose Garibay. a Marine from
U>sta Me...a killed in the war again't
Iraq.
The art•a wa.., <,cl up by C...uauhll1t:oyotl
Madrigal, :11. to ... Prvc a dual purpo'>e: 10
honor (,aribay·., memory anti a' a ccr·
e monial prute ... 1 aga11v;1 a comment
made b~ Newport Bl.'ach C 1iy Council
man D1l'k Nichol-. During a phonl' Ill·
terview in ·June, Nichols Aid he op-
poses adding more gira.ssy areas to the
beach in part because "Mexicans" come
early and claim the areas as I.heir own.
Madrigal ls a poet, community leader
and former Marine. Garibay'!> brother,
Gabriel. 16, joihed Madrigal in his *mis·
sion."
"One is symbolism of the ultimate
sacrifice on lhls Founh of July," Madri-
g~ said. "'Ille second is to elevu1e the
subconscious of Nichols, for we are
here on the grass as he se~ us -as
Mexicans. But we see ourselves a!> war-
riors, dying like all that love thi:. coun-
·lry." .
After the ceremonie!i for the Marine'>
from Southern California kilkd in Iraq,
including one that he helped put to
gether, Madtigal said he rnade a com
mitment to their mothen. that he would
1ake pictures of their <>on~ IO the pyra-
mids and ancient churche-. in Mexico
and have 1hem ble'>l>ed Ont' of 1how
mother' wa<, Simona Garibay
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forgiveness." Madrigal said.
"Th forgive those that would hurt us,·
Madrigal said. "We don't come here
with hate. We come here with love and
hope that we may forget those com-
ments and instead remember t.ha.se
that have made the ulrimate sacrifice M>
we can enjoy this beautiful day.·
Gabriel Garibay said he was honored
Madrigal a<;ked him to accompany him.
"I think it's kind of cool be would let
me be a part of this," Gabriel said.
People who paused to admire the
view from above the beach said they
appreciated lhe memorial but ex-
pressed varying reactions to Madrigal's
proteM. ·
"In tcm1s of t.he Marine!.. it':. a good
idea." '><!HJ David Muller, a < :orona del
Mar rel>idenl. "Semper Fi -lthey'vel
showed 11 10 be their motto. It certamly
hold!> true for all of them. As for Mr
N11.;hol-;, he's got a lot of thinlun~ to do."
Others ~d they didn'1 under'>tdnd
1he heat Nichols is taking because of h1-.
commen1.
"I he memorial helps lusl remember
why we're here and what thi'> 1~ all
cthout." '>aid Ardith Olaffce . anolhl'r
<omua dcl Mar resident. "I didn't !.Cc
.inythmg dt:rogatory about Nichol.,
1 omnwnt I think people who are try
ing IO gel him oul of office are com-
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~Dear Newport-Mesa,
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Come Discover ·your Newest
Community .Treasure.~.
T HEATRE
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Thu rsday, July 10 7 p.m. Grand Openin g-Friday, July 11 8 p.m.
Costa Mesa -
CostaMgzing Years
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Help kick off the City of Costa Mesa's
year-long 50th anniversary celebration!
Enjoy an evening of live entertainment and
a fireworks sky concert! The first 2,000 people
will receive a slice of' history (cake that is)!
This is a free event so come join the celebration!
I5i"ANA KI\_A LL
Ms. Krall, currently on a European tour,
flys in from Verona, Italy for her only So. Cal
performance. Ms. Krall is a 2003 Grammy
A ward winner and world renowned jazz singer.
Tickets for the Grand Opening Concert
arc on-sale now!
.. ·.and Catch the Stars under the Stars!
Juan Gabriel Melissa Etheridge Joan Osborne Crosby, Stills & Nash Duran Duran "Standing in the Shadows of Motown 311
Something Corporate Marco A ntonio Solis Amy Grant Michael W . Smith DnJo Cake Steely Dan Tb~ DoobU Brothen
Biu:ldy G"Y The Doon of the 21st Century Alanis Morissette Jason Mraz Bob Dylan Alan Jackson Joe Nichols Kntny LoggiJU
Michael M cDon11ld 3 Doon Down Our Lady P~ace Jethro Tull R oxy MMSic Dawd Lindley & El Rayo-X Boston
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Looking at the roots offers
a clear picture of this place
On Monday, June 23. the Daily Pilot's
parent. the Los Angeles Tunes. ran an
artide titled "Leaders Deny Racism Is Part
of Newport Ufe. • The instigation for this
article was Newport Beach Councilman's
Richard Nichols politically incorrect
statement, which I will not delve into
now.
But I must pause and respond to the
adjective that some people here in
Newport Beach demand that the city
does not deserve: racist Al one time(?),
the Newport Beach Police Department
had an unwritten policy of pulling over
anybody who didn't look like a teSident,
meaning if you were not rich and while,
you were going to stopped by the police.
If I may. please let me start by saying I
was married to a black woman that r
loved very much. Let me also say that
living in Newport Beach was never an
option for us even if I was born and
raised here. Newi>ort Beach does deserve
the adjective "racist."
I grew up here in Newport Beach and
my father was a mem'Jer of several clubs,
including the Newport Harbor Yacht
Oub, among others. There were never.
and as far as I lcnow now, any black
members in the club. At one time, Jews
were not allowed. Now. if you are Jewish.
you can be a member,
but if you are black. I
thiflk your chances are
less. and I say this very
graciously. I say this
judging by the current
membership. 1llis
situation may prevail
at other clubs here in
Newport Beach, and I
whole-heartedly
believe it does. PAUL
JAMES
BALDWIN
Now lo give you a
little history, Orange
County is the
binhplace of the John Birch Society. For
those of you who don't lcnow what this is,
go to the sean:h engine on your computer
and look ii up. Orange County's roots are
based in racism, and they exist today,
albeit in a more politically correct way.
Jewish people now are accepted in
Newport Beach to some extent. but at
one time. they were not Black people still
are frowned upon, as well as Muslims, or
anyone who does not fit the stereotypical
profile of a white person, or a white
person from Orange County.
Orange County has attracted a wealth
of foreign nationalities and cultures. Wt;
have Persians, Koreans. Vietnamese.
Cambodians and Mexicans and many
other nationalities. We are now attracting
Russians, Ukrainians, Tuiwanese and
others. W.e here in Orange County should
rejoice in the rich diversity and cultural
extravaganza that we have around us.
This makes for a vibrant and dynamic
society which we are uniquely positioned
here in Newport Beach to lead the nation
in a new era of tolerance and
compatibility. Southern California is the
new "melting pol" of the United States,
and Newport Beach is very impacted by
this. ls Newport Beach "racist?" I believe it
is, although it has come a long way, and I
hope it continues to progress in a socially
liberal way.
I lcnow my comments will bring disdain
fro m my neighbors, my friends in
Emera.Id Bay and elsewhere, and from
associates. lf being politically correct
means not telling the ttuth and that
racism exists in Newport Beach on a daily
basis, and the facts as one sees them,
then please do me a favor. call me
politically incorrect. But 10 ignore reality
is to deny future progress and reality.
The choice is yours.
• PAUL JAMES BAlDWIN 1s a Newport Beacti
resident.
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa
Mesa. CA 92626. (71 4) 754-5223
Meyor: Gary Monahan
Council: Libby Cowan, Allan Mansoor,
Mike Sdleafer and Chris Steel
crrv OF NEWPORT BEACH •...
Newport Beach City Hall. 3300 Newport
Blvd .• Newport Beach. CA 92663, (949)
644-3309
Meyor: Steve Bromberg
Council: Gary Adams, John Heffernan,
Dick Nichols, Gary Proctor, Tod Ridgeway
and Don Webb
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration. 10 Civic Center
Plaza, Santa Ana, CA 92701
•Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach), (714) 834-3220
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•Thomas Wilson, 5th District (Newport
Coast ), (714) 834-3550
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (71 4)
708-FAIR
Board: President Ruben A. Smith, Vice
Pres ident Patricia Velasquez, Dick O'Neill,
Emily Sanford, Peggy Haidl, James Barich,
Deborah Carona, Leslie A. Ray and Frank
Barbaro
MAILBAG
R~signation would
save the city money
I appreciate Mayor Steve
Brom berg's analysis of wby he and
the other five Newport Beach city
councilmen have asJcod Councilman
Dick Nichols to resign.
I, too, heard similar comments by
Nichols last October during the
campaign. Unfortunately. I cannot
respect a public official who seems..so
out of touch with the times.
I enthusiastically support a recall
and will work to replace him with a
more qualified member of our
community.
Nichols needs to be replaced. It
would be ah honorable act if he were
to resign and save our community the
$70,000 cost of a special election.
ALEXANDRA MCKAY
Corona del Mar
Celebration of di versity
celebrates the country
Three cheers for Mayor Steve
Bromberg for setting the record
straight and for his insightful
synopsis of what the Nich ols matter
reaUy means to aU of us. As we
celebrate our Independence Day,
maybe we should aU take a moment
to reflect upon what it means to be
an American. America was created
as a haven for those who had
experienced religious persecution.
This country has been built on the
notion that all people are welcome
and encouraged to participate in our
community affairs and our
democratic institutions. The melting
pot anaJogy 1s not just a concept -
it is our reality and it is what gives
our country its strenglh. There ii>
nothing "politically correct" about
it.
Immigrants to mant,other
countries are nor invi1~d 10 integrate
into the community. They are
excluded, held a l arms length,
perpetually "different." What ends
up being created is a si7.<1ble
disenfranchbed. disaffetred and
increa1>ingly angry minority. Think
of the North Africans and Middle
Easterners in many European
countries today. Gratefully, that
situation stands in marked contrasJ
to what our imm igrant exp erience
has been here in the United Stales.
To quote New York Times
columnist Thomas Friedman: • ...
American power and wealth now
. directly from a deep spiritual source
-a spirit of respect for the
individual, a spirit of tolerance fo r
differences of faith o r politics. a
respect for freedom of tho ught as
the necessary foundation for all
creativity, and a spirit of unity that
encompasses aU kinds of
differences.·
What rnaJces me proudest to be an
American is when I look at a group
of my children's fri endi., classmates
or teammates or a l any assemblage
of the brave m en and women who
maJi:e up our nation's fighting forte$
today and see an array of black.
Asian, Latino and white Americans.
Our diversity, inclusiveness and
tolerance are the cores to o ur
strength as a people and a nation.
My Irish American ancestors were
no doubt treated with the same
disdain Nichols apparently feeb for
those h e caU1> ··Mexicans.·· I low
quickly we forget. We are all
immigrants. It's just a question of
timing. Let's all celebrate the
birthday of this grea1 country and
the ideals for which 11 s tands -
without excluding anyone from the
party.
THERESA BURKE CHASE
Newport Beach
Once Nichol is gone,
how about all th e gates?
~ I take pen in hand, I cannot
refrain from ma.long a comment
abbut tht' Nichols situation. To be
consist en I, if you get rid of Newport
Beuch City Councilma n Dick
Nichols, you -.hould also get rid of
aJI the gatt'd communities designed
to keep "you know who· ou I.
/
MIKE MANG
Corona del Mar
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f?altt Pilot , " '•dturddy July 5, 2003 A7
. Mesa del Mar residents
parade their spirit
PROUD DISPLAY
Comm~ty's first July 4
e\Jent brings people together.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSfA MESA -The Fourth of JuJy has al-
ways held special significance for Danya Se-
govia Her mother considered naming her In-
dependence to match Danya's maiden name
of Hall: She was born on the f'Ourth of JuJy.
And this year. she helped organized Mesa
Del Mar's first annual Fourth of JuJy parade.
About 75 people gathered Friday morning
10 participate in the inaugural event. The
gathering enabled residents of the area to
liaVe f4n and get to know each other a little
better.
ed at Sonora School and then wended its
way to TeWmkle Park and back for more
celebrations in the neighborhood.
Joey Nguyen, pulled a wagon decorated
with a Oag with son Matthew, 4, inside. Ngu-
yen said the parade h~ped foster a sense of
patriotism and neighborhood camaraderie.
"[We camel to celebrate the ·Fourth and
shOIN our independence, to boost morality,"
Nguyen said. "Tu $ow we're all one big.
.neighbort\ood family."
Chriss Lang deeorated her beach cruiser
bike with some flags and also decorated the
bikes of her daughter, Ncualie SuJlivclfl and
Nat.alie's friend, Sarah Lelea She said the pa-
rade came at the perfect time for the chang-
ing neighoorhood demographics.
"I think we need some community in-
v6lvement," Lang said. "A lot of people seem
to do their own thing, especially since there
are a lot of young families moving in."
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prem ium qu.i.lirv 111 11ur pl.mt "I think it's great." said Katrina Foley, a
Planning Commissioner who has lived in the
Mesa del Mar neighborhood wit11 her family
for the~ix years. "It's a nice, neighbor-
hood mmuni1y activity. !>Omething we
needed.~
Segovia an co-organizer Staci Ch apman
'>pread word of the parade through mers and ·
a homeowners' newsletler. Ihe parc1de !>Lart -
;.
Madeline Schwartz, 10, rode her hike
adorned with streamers and tinsel in the pa-
rade, while friend Shannon Walthers, 10 rode
her' scooter.
"I had lots of fun,'' Shannon said.
· Segovia said she hopes even more Mesa
del Mai: residentS participate next year
One participant in the Newport Beach
Boat Parade showed pride m country m
celebration of Independence Day.
FAMILY
Continued from Al
weekend off withou1 the k.idl>.
Actually, I took it off withou1 my
wife, too.
·. This trip wai. abou1 13 years in
1he making. In I 990. my wife
and I and a frit;nd, Scon
Thomas. took a trip to Yosemi1e
National Park. Scon and I
planned to hike to Lhe top of
I falf Dome. one of the Wec;t's
and perhaps the nation's, most
recogni7,able icons.
!)cott and J started out at 6
a.m .. planning 10 spend about
I 2 hours on the trail. The hike
1~ 17 miles round trip, 16 of
which is quite pleasant. About
a half mile from the peak.
however. the trail turns nasty.
very nasty. It is a1 tha1 point.
afler hiklng eigh1 miles, that
you have to navigate about a
quarter of a mile. probably a
little more, of steps. The step!>
are uneven and endless. They
'~·ere hard 10 do with my
younger legs arrd even harder
lasl weekend at'age 48.
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Once the .. 1cps are done, it\
11me to climb the hack si de of
the gra11ite dome. rhe trajectory
of the 400-foot c:limb i" --my
guei..., -about 70-degreel>.
almost straight up. The surface is
slick granite. To reach lhe
summjt, you have to pull
yourself along by gripping '>leel
cables that run though polel>
imbeddcd in the rock. lne pole:.
are about I 0-feet apart.
The physical and menial
challenge is indescribahle.
Besides having to use every
muscle to pull yourself along the
cables. there is the lingering
thought that one false 'ttep
means death.
My niece. Laura We!>t. 18.
made the trip a week ago bu1 did
no t challenge the c-ables. But my
brother-in-law. Bud West. once
climbed the dome without the
cables. crawling instead to each
of the 2 X 4s that rec;1 against the
pole<; that are I 0-feet a pan.
Bud's the exception. Most
people, including my two hiking
buddies. Steve Thoma., and
Craig Reem ., will tell you, that
the hike is the mo!>! physically
demanding thing they've ever
do11e. That\ a mouthful rnrning
from Craig who t'> rn excellent
shape.
Gening to the 'ummtt i-. an
achievement you never fo rget.
I've never had a deep religiou.,
experience but I have to believe
that getting to the top is clo5e.
The time away from the family
was often t>ittcr,weet. On the
day we arrived. the weather w~
perfect. There w::1s <,t1IJ plenty of
water in all tht1 falb and the
5ummer crowd., were not closl'
to what they U!>ed to he. thank!>
to the flood of 1997 that wiped
out so many campground' and
cabins. That year. it -.eems,
Mother Nature took care of the
bu!>iness that too mariy
comminees had been agonizing
over for too long.
With the perfect weather. the
water and our very nice
accommodationi>, my first wish
wru. that my fan1ily wa'> with me
inMead of my rwo lnends. I don't
think they'll be insulted to read
that as they were probably
wishing they were there with
their own families instead ol
with their two friend!>. Llke me,
the trip was Craig's first one
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Even peopJe who, got warnings
from law enforcement officers
took them in stride.
John Salov. 1 the owner of a
house on River Avenue and Bal-
boa BouJevatd at the entrance to
West Newport, got a waminl in
the afternoon for playing his mu-
sic too loud. Salov said be turned
the music down and tried to
limit his party to close friends.
Around 7:30 p.m. rap music was
emanating ar a toned•down level
from a speaker on his balcony
"It'd be nice if it were like this
every day," Salov said of the scene.
Down the street. Kristyn
McKormick of Huntington Beach
was hanging out with some
friends on the front lawn of a
residence. They had no idea
whose house it was.
"We just took over the yard of
someone's house." McKormiclc
said. "We are having a blast"
McKormick described the
scene around her as "Orange
County at its finest and iis ugli-
est."
Toby Pesce, 26, of Rancho
Santa Margarita, hung out at a
friends' house all afternoon soak-
ing up the scintillating scene
which he described as a "pa-
rade." He said the atmosphere in
the early evening was so meUow
that the police didn't have to
crackdown.
"I heard at this time last year it
was a lot crazier,·· Pesce said.
The scene wasn't free of vio-
lence, though.
Dwayne Tum er. 37, of New-
port Beach, said he was accosted
by six guys. Turner's shirt was
smeared with blood and he had
cuts and bruises on his hand and
face. ·
"I was just walking down the
street and some guys got cocky,"
Turner.said. "They just didn't like
me because I was from here and
they're from somewhere else.·
Turner said the incident did
not completely sour him on the
West Newport F.ourth of JuJy ex-
perience. ·or course I will come back
next year," Turner said. "Without
a doubt.•
Newport day camps
. still available
OtiJdren between ages 6 and
12 "can stilJ register for one-
week day camps offered by
Newpon Beach Recreation
Services through August.
Campers can choose from base
camps al Community Youth
eff Ewing & Lyleen Ewing
SUMMER IS HERE:
TIME TO SELL?
Summer hu alw•ys been n
fa1<unte umc of year in lhe real
e~llltc market 11/ld every year a
whole new crop of h~buyer'
emerge~. However. th1~ year even
more 1nten:,tcd buyer:. arc in the
marketplace L\ a rc~ult of rc~ord
low 1ntercs1 rate~ Loans ~ more
alfordahle. creating more
1n¥c,tmcn1 pos~ibilities for
hornebuye~ of nll lc.,els.
Generally. the advanU1ge goes
to the seller in th1) year's marke1
with more huyers than there arc
h\,usc.~ available for sale.
'However, when more homes
become available, the compeuuon
belween sellers increases and
gives buycn l'T10fC to compare and
choose from Buyers may be less
interested in compromising their
specific needs for• hou5e'and
nui)t lake longer 10 look around at
Olher bouiies that ui: for ule
before comminln& to a purchuc.
More competition isn'c
necessarily 1 problem providin&
the martec i1 movina at a Uvcly
race. Ask your real eswe aacnl to
lnforni you •bout homes 1imllar to
yours that have come on to the
marltct and 110ld recently. This
will ai vc you • aood idea of' how
\ooa 11 w\11 lake to tell your own
home and wha1 YOW" astina price
ahoold be.
lyleen and Jeff have 31
oonsecudvc years or real estate
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camera Friday in West Newport during Fourth of July festivities.
Below, people party it up in West Newport Beach for the holiday.
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BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Center in Corona del Mar and
Balboa Community Center on
Balboa Island .
Registration fees are SllO per
week and S 120 for nontesi-
dents. Camps are from 7 a.m. to
6 p.m. Fees include excursions
to local theme parks or sporting
events an·d daily beach activ-
ities. Information: Call (949)
644-3151.
Lessons on
learning the Web
Before you can s urf. you must
learn to walk. That's the idea
behind an intermediate-level
lntemet workshop titJed "Web
Walking l 02." The free work-
shop wiJJ be presented by the
Newport Beach Public Library
at I 0 a.m . JuJy 19 at the Central
Library. 1000 Avocado Ave. En-
rollme nt is Jimited to 10 people.
Sign up in person at the CentraJ
Library reference desk or call
(949) 717-3800, ext. 2.
Uve music by the Surfans.
Hawaiian roast pig and a silent
auc tion will be part of Luau at
the Dunes. a benefit ··ror St.
Jude's Otildren's Research I los.-
pital. The event will take place
Sept. 20. Tickets cost S 150. For
more information and reserva-
tions. call Angela Todd at (71 4)
538-0502.
Newport 's concert ·
series wiJI begin July 13
The Jumpin' Joz Band will
k.iclc off Newport Heach's free
Concerts m the Parks sene.,
from 5 to 6:30 p.m. luly 13 a1
Mariner,c; Park.
The Newport Beach City Arb
Commission '>ponsors the se
nes. which the Newpon Beach
Art~ Foundation supports. The
series will continue Aug. 24
with The Rock.it Scientists. who
will perform al the grand open-
ing of the Bon ha Canyon Sport~
Park and Mesa View Drive
The series wilJ conclude with
a performance by the Pacific
Symphony Orchestra on Sept.
21 at Grant HowaJd Parle in Co-
rona del Mar.
Fo r more information, call
(94 9) 644-3211 , ext. 2156, or
(949) 7 17-3870 or visit the city'!>
Web site at www.city.Newport-
beach.ca. Its.
MARUC'TDI A,CE American is. a subsidiary of years ago but it closed after 10 ~ I r~ Delaware North, a privately-months.
Continued from Al owned company based in Buf-American officiaJs also assen
faJo, N.Y .. that specializes in the that they will give the fair board
service industries. Delaware more revenue while not raising
Loclcheed can. If {American) can North owns the Boston Bruins the vendors' rates.
build one, fine. But (customers) National Hockey League team ·Tue vendors are going to cry
don't want something that's in-and operates hospitality and that (we'rel going to raise (their!
ferior." event venues al large-scaJe tour-rates, bul tha1's not true.~ said
American officiaJs contend ist attractions like the Kennedy Tim Paone, an attorney re-
they just wanl a fair shot at the Space Center and Yosemjte Na-presenting Delaware North.
bidding process. They say they 1ionaJ Parle. .. Everyone can win in this."'
don't understand why Tel Phil. Fembach said he considers TeUer sajd maintaining a
with so much experience run-the Marketplace to be weU-run family atmosphere is just as im-
ning the Marketplace. Is trying under lei Phil. But he believes portant as making a profit.
to discremt them. American couJd Improve upon ·Any good business is one
"I don't quite understand the iL While he called American's that makes money, but for us, it's
huge lobbying effort that the in-bid "comprehensive,· he said he more than just profitability-it's
cumbent is putting on to have was. not able to provide any de-a sense of family,• Teller said.
the bid disqualified and !not) let tails because the bid.a are sealed . Tel Phil's bid includes some
fair play go through," said John under a t:outt o rder. major investment in the fair-
Fernbacb, group president of American runs swap m eets In ground properties, including a
contract services for Delaware four locations around the coun-joint-use commissary and food
North. "All we want Is the try -Phoenix. UnJe Rock. preparation area, Tuller sald.
chance to have {the boardl score Memphis and Mynle Beach. But lf the fair board decides to
our bid, to be able to tell our Fembach said none of them i.s consider American's bid, it will
story, to be able to tell all the ·comparable to the operations at use a scoring process with "ex-
things Delaware North does on a the Marketplace and therefore Jt perience" as one of the catego-
national basis.· iB unfair to corppare them. While ries_ The process gives all appU-
Jeff's father. Bob, started the TeUer h~ compared the Phoenix cants equal consideration, fair
Marketplace in 1969, renting swap meet to the Marketplace. board president Rubm Smith
spaces for $1. ~e giving out Fembach said the analogy is not said.
coupons for the same amount to appropriate. Smith said the boa.rd was
potential vendors. It grew at an "The Phoenix market is a very looking for guJdance on how to
average compounded rat• of apt and capable, probably three-deaJ with American's origl.nal
42% the first 20 years. Jeff Thller star market." Fernbach said. omission in the bidding process
said. It paid the state almost $5 • 10range County) Is a five-star ·and now we have It"
million last year and has paid market. It's not comparable and
the state atiout $110 mlllloo the same analogy I would take is • D£IRDAE NEWMAN covert Cotta
since It atarted, TuUer added. . .. we've won the contract at Yo-Mesa end m.y be readled et (9491
It h,. e'YOtved to an event of sernlte National Park . . . and lf 57.._.221 or by .-melt et
enormout variety where you can you were to look at our op-chlln:lre.f'HIWtNn•i.t1,,,...,com.
llnd can like Ron. Royce's _kjtty eradons at Yosemite, at the one-
comer to a nwbt telling fruit star level you'd go down to the
and vegetables. It typically draws tented villages and you'd say,
40,000 to 50,000 people a week· 'How can the people who run
end. The Mub!tplace prides It-the tented villages run the Ah-
telf on provldinc top-notch cus.. waboee Hotel1 And lt'a us, pro-
tomer tervkle. 'Jells Mid. vtdfllg a wondetful aperience ln
"If you're not lltllfted with a one•lt.tl', two·atar or ftve·star
eomethlng ~u buy, r wUI mund setting."
the moMy. 1eDer aekt. •1t'1 kind ~I PhJI attorney Stuart Such·
of like NonMtrom. We don't Id· r111n potnted out that American ver-. but -do k. The a. lllrtad • ...., ftMlt .... Loe
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FAITH
SPECIAL EVENTS
CHALLENGING THE
PLEDGE OF AU.EGIANCE
"Challenging 'Under God' in the
Pledge of Alleglanoe" Is being
offered at University Synagogue
at 8 p.m. Aug. 8. Shabbat services
will be led by Rabbi Arnold .
Aadllls and Cantor Ruti Breier.
The guest speaker will be Michael
Newdow who challenged the
phrase "Under God" in the
Pledge of Alleglanoe. Newdow
will speak of his decision to
challenge the pledge, his
education about the legal process
and of bringing a case to the
Supreme Court. The talk is
sponsored by the Metzger Fund
for Interfaith Understanding.
University Synagogue is at 4915
Alton Parkway. The public is
cordi&Uy invited to attend at any
time. Child care will be provided
free of charge. For more
information. call (949) 553-3535.
SHABBAT ALIVE
"Shabbat Alive,H a new style of
jazz and pop services first created
in South America, will be held at
8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 29, at
University Synagogue. Rabbi
Arnold Rachi is' focus will be on
spirituality, and Cantor Braier will
be accompanied by a combo of
musicians and the University
Synagogue choir. The services'
are sponsored by the Roslyn and
Joseph Baim Family Foundation.
University Synagogue is at 4915
Alton Parkway. The public is
cordially invited to attend at any
time. Child care is provided free
of charge. For more information,
call (949) 553-3535.
FAITH CALENDAR
GREATER O.C. SERVE DAV
Dozens of Orange County and
Long Beach· churches and
nonprofit organizations will
collaborate to host the fourth
annual Greater Orange County
Serve Day on Saturday, ~uly 12.
More than 1,soe people are
expected to participate in
community service activities
through6'ut Orange County. The
event is a collaborative
community service effort
designed to strengthen local
relationships, unite organizations
and help improve
neighborhoods. Contact: Krysti
Hall, communications director,
AOCKharbor Church, at (949)
548-2600, ext. 40, or
khsll@rodcharbor.org.
'CHRISTIAN MEDITATION 101'
"Christian Meditation 101 -
Learning to Find God in a Busy
Wortd" will be offered at 7 p.m.
Wednesday at St. Michael & All
Angels Episcopal Church at 3233
Pacific View Drive. Information
(949) 644-0463.
WORKSHOPS
PARENTING GROUP
Jewis~amily Service of Orange
County is forming a parenting
group to help parents to
understand and deal with the
feelings and behavior of their
children. The group will meet
from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. the first and
third Mondays of the month at
the center. 250 E. Baker St .. Suite
G tn Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 445-4950. Pre-registration is
required.
THIRTEEN JEWISH STEPS TO
RECOVERY
Jewish Family Service is offering
a support and discussion group
for adults whose children or
spouses suffer from alcohol and
drug addiction. The gro.I
meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E.'Baker St,
Suite G in Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 445-4950.
. Pre-registration is required.
BAHAI FlRESIDES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
informal public discussions on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and at 11 :30 the last
Sunday of the month. The talks
include brunch or dinner. Also,
interfaith.devotional meetings
will be held the last Saturday
evening of the month. Call for
locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday m eeting, (949) 760-5360 for
Sunday meeting, and (949)
646-6328 for Saturday devotional
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County .
offers an Introduction to Zen
Workshop from 3 to 6 p.m . the
first Sunday of every month at
120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. $50.
(949) 722-7818
A SPIRrTUAL JOURNEY
A 26-lesson study on the ltfe of
Jesus Christ titled "Journey to
the Cross" is taught at 9:45 a.m.
Sundays during the
Homebutlder's Bible Class at
Liberty Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to
present the story of Christ. The
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The bl~ssing of friends
, and 'companions
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'77WTP Ls notlllng we like to sa so much as tJUJ
g""'1n of pleasurr In a penon's eys when he feels
that we havtl sympadair.ed with lrlm, understood
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moments worth living."
-DON MARQUtS
M y husband Jon and I are richly bJessed
with family and .friends. Our daughters
have also blessed us beyond belief.
You've read about Kelly and Amy before, and you
will again
Kelly has written a column before, and today
you have the Creal ofhearlng from our yowiger
daughter, Amy, who just graduated from college.
Amy is a friend to many, and I am excited to let
her share one of her most recent adwnrures with
you:
A couple of months ago, my friend and I
decided that we wanted to ride our bikes home
from school Though home is 400 miles away, we
thought it was a great idea and convinced two
other friends 10 join us. We started the day after
graduation and made the trek in five days.
While we were riding and taldng in the sights
and.smells of the California coast, I was ~minded of a bike trip my family had taken
years ago. Perhaps to take our minds off
pedaling. or simply to offer a point to ponder, my
• father asked my sister and me to think of ways
that life Is like riding a bike. We came up with
quite a few: ,bills look worse from far away, ybu
cmer more miles if you wake up early, and.it is
more fun when you eat good food.
This trip, though. reminded me of the analogy
that at the time, we thought was the most fitting:
life and riding a bike are both more fun when
done with friends. Over the years, I have noticed
that I can ride much falter
and the miles p88I by much
quJcker when J am riding
with a friend •I
Our Pacific coast adventure '
was no exceptloa. We had
some hard days once lt
turned out we had 83 rnilN to
ride rather than the SS I Md
planned. There were some
trying limes. such as when we
got a second Oat tire 10 yards
after fixing the first one. And
while one or two of us may
have gotten tired or hungry at •
times throughout the trip, there were always
others who felt fresh or were happier to take the
lead or cany our bags or otherwise encourage.us
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
to keep going.
When we arrived at our destination each night,
we were exhausted. We ate leisurely and then just
enjoyed each o01er's company until our early
bedtime& Though little was said beca1* of our
fatigue, we were all encouraged by one another.
And this. I have decided, is how God aeated
us 10 live. We rarely have the energy to ride 400
miles alone. But throughout life, God gives us
iraveling companions with whom we can share
our water, whom we can draft behind and whose
bags we can help carry.
Not only does this make the trip easier. we
learn to look for others' needs and what we haw
in our packs that can help make their time easier.
And you can quote me on that
• aNOY TRANE CtRSTESON is a Newport Beadt
resident who speakt frequently to perenting groups.
She m-v be reached via e-mail at
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dlurch la et 1000 Bison Ave.,
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DREAM ON
The Adult Faith Formation at Our
Lady Queen of Angels Church in
Newport Beach holds a dream
analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m.
Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Orive,
Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408
MEDITATION LESSONS
A free ·1ectio divina" meditation
group meeting is held at 7·10
a.m. Tuesdays at Our lady
Queen of Angels, 2046 M ar Vista
Drive, Newport Beach. Lectio is a
style of meditation that includes
using Scripture or a special
reading as a stimulus. The
Christian Meditation Group
meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the
first and third Wednesdays of
each month at the center. The
format includes two periods of
meditation with some
instruction on how to meditate, a
talk and a discussion. (9491
219-1408.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Service offers
a support group for women older
than 50 to address issues such as
anxiety at 10 a.m on the second
and fourth Monday of each
month at 250 E. Baker St.. Costa
Mesa. Prereg1strat1on required
(714) 445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a
bereavement support group that
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays dnd a
Challenge of Change· support
groop that meets at 10 a.m
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hilts.
24512 M oulton Parkwa9. The
service 1s also formmg a
parenting support group to meet
the first and third M ondays of
each month at 10 a m at the
Jewish Federation Campus, 250
E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required (714)
445-4950
GAY /LESBIAN SUPPORT
GROUP
a discussion group for parents of
Jewish gays and lesbians if
enough people are Interested.
(7141 445-4950.
MYSTICAL ANO SPIRITUAL
The Mystical Spiritualist Churd\
of South Orange County holds
Sunday services every w eek at
l O'a.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd ..
Costa M esa, Suitfl 3. A spiritual
healing service Slarts at 9:30
a.m. (949) 581-2290.
RE-MEMBERING GROUP
Our Lady Queen of Angels holds
a re-membering group at 6:15
p.m. every otherSunda9 at 2046
M ar Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
The parish center is at 2046 M ar
Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
(949) 548·3844.
BREAKFAST FEUOWSHIP
St. M ichael and All Angels
Episcopal Church holds its Men's
Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m . on
the second, third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at
3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar. Free. (949) 644-0463.
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast
of St. Andrew's Presbyterial)
Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m.
Wednesdays in Oierenf1eld Hall,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. All men of the church and
community are welcome to
anend. $2 50 at the door. (949)
631-2880.
YOUNG WOMEN'S SUPPORT
GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County offers a support group
for younger women dealing with
issues such as life passages and
changes. body images, family,
relationships and loneliness at 7
p m Tuesdays at the agency
office. 250 E Baker St , Suite G.
Costa Mesa Prereg1strat1on
required (7141445-4950, e)(t.
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HELPING TliE HELP.£RS
Jewish Family Services 1s
sponsoring a discussion group
focusmg on the issues and
concerns faced by adult children
taking care of their elderly
paronts. The group will be
oHered Tuesday The ott1ces are
at 250 E Baker St , Suite G
Costa Mesa. Preregistration 1s
required $10. (71 4) 445-4950.
The Jewish Family Service of INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP
Orange County plans to present Jewish Family Service 1s forming
I Riviera Collections opens at
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Newport Hills Shopping Center
: with Great Gifts & Home· Decor
I Do you want a rww
look for your hontt'.,
· L" it tinw to upr1atP I your dkor with -.onw s1mpl('
a.c~ories? Sun111wr 1~ a
I
popular time to fr(•sht•n i1p
the look of one's home and
there is no better time than
now, with Riviera
Collections opl·ning rwxt
week at Newport Hit.ls
Shopping Center. Locatt>d
at San Miguel Drive and ford
Road, Riviera CoUectiOllS
will offer -chic home acces-
sories and gifts for men,
women and children.
ml, 1wstos and heautifuJ gift
h:u11pt'rs. 1l1t"se gounnet
tn·at..., also make idt>al host es.'>
gift.<, whE>n you are i11\'ited to
a s1111un<'r party.
I f ir's a ~ift you are look-
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ha.-. many options. For
wo111Pn's giflc;;, check out tht"
chic purses by Kiki Pearl
rutd ChristiMa, Bedhead
pajamas, or candles and
other accessories. If it's a
man you are s hopping for,
Uw store has great ideas
including golf accessories,
flasks, books, desk acces-
Rlv#ef'a. Coll#lctlon• offers chic home accessories and
many gift options for men, women and children.
Rlotero Collectloru1 will
have a wide variety of decor
such as lamps, pillows, silk
plants and vases, prints and
more. Home accent pieces
such as ca.ndJes and picture
frames will also be featured,
and of COUl'9e make great
glfts. The showroom will
cany select furniture by
Palecek, Italian Murano
g1us utd cashmere throws,
perfect for thoee cool sum-
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sure to appreciate.
High-end baby gifts will
a.I.so be canied, including
clothes, books, nursery
decor and the softest baby
blankets available. 1\vo
popular lines are Kozy Kids
and Uttle Glraff e. _
The showroom will also
have a select.Ion of contem-
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greeting cards by Jolie Vie
and «iftwral> by ~ Dee6gr\S
and f>ewey Howard. awkra ·
GoUMtlMIJ will otter
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a dlscusalon group for interfaith
couples where one partner 1s
Jewish to speak about issues
affecting an interfaith
relation1hip. Call for time1 and
dates. Jewl1h f amily Service is
at 250 E. Bakei St., Suite G,
Costa M&sa. Preregistration 1s
required. (714) 445-4950.
ANXIETY /DEPRESSION
SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
experiencing anxiety apd or
depression at 9 a.m . Mondays at
the agency offices. 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Me!:a: Free. (7f4)
445-4950.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a new ongoing
bereavement support group for
people in all stages of loss at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish
Family Service, 250 E. Baker St.,
Suite G. Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950
FRIDAY GROUP
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
holds weekly Friday night
services at 8 pm. with a
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Worship 9:30
Jambotft &: ~urr In 'llf'WJ'Of1 klldl
(949) 644-IJ41
fellowship hour and
refreshments afterward at 2401
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
(949) 548-6900.
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
dealing with the aftermath of
divorce at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at
the agency offices, 250 E Baker
St., Costa Mesa Call for pnc.es.
(714) 445-4950, ext. 1'4
ABUSE SUPPORT GROUP
St. M ark Presbyterian Church
hosts a faith-based,
nonsectarian abuse support
group from 7 to 8:30 p.m
M ondays at the church, 2100 Mer
Vista Ave., Newpon Beach SS or
donations. (949) 721-8079.
PASSAGES SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a support and
discussion group for people
dealing with the issues of
anxiety, depression.
relationships. communica11on.
life changes, loneliness and
family at 10 a m Mondays at the
agency offices, 250 E Baker St
Costa Mesa $15 Prereg1s1rat1on
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MEN'S FELLOWSHtP GROUP
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant's men's fellowship
group meets from 8 to 9 a.m.
Wednesdays at the Village
Farmer restaurant. across from
South Coast Plaza 1n Costa
Mesa. {714) 557-3340.
IUNESS SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
Jewish healing support group
for people experiencing chronic
illness The group meets at 7
p.m. Thursdays at Jewish Family
Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite 'G.
Costa Mesa. Free
Prer.egistrauon requ1
445-4950.
Presbyt an Church of the
Covenant hosts "Crossroads'"
for sixth-, seventh and
eighth-graders from 5 30 10 7.30
p.m. Thursdays at 2850 Fa1rv1ew
Road, Costa Mesa The p<0gram
includes dinner. games and
Bible study. $2 donation 1s
suggested. (7141557 3340
HELP W1TH HEALING
•
Saturday, July 5. 2003 All
Jewish Famllv Services of
Orange County sponsors an
ongoing Jewish healing support
group at 7 p.m Thursdays for
people who 1uffer from chronic
illness. The group's purpose is to
provide participants with
emo11onal and spiritual support
to help manage the effects
illnesses have on people's hves.
Meetings are at 250 E. Baker St .•
Suite G .. Costa Mesa Free.
Preregistration requtred 1714)
445-4950
WEEKLY KIDS PROGRAM.
Presbytenan Church of the
Covenant presents ·children of
Our Lord.w a weeklv Thursday
evening program for first
through fifth graders Games, a
speaker and dinner are included
for a $2 donation The church is
at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa (714) 557 3340
• Is your dlurch or place ol worship
pli!nning a specral event 1 If so,
i.end 1h11 typed 1nforma11on at least
two weeks belore the evt-nl to the
Dildy Pilot. 330 W 8dy St Costa
Mesd, CA 92627, anen11ein Paul
Sanow•tz r~l1g1on ed11or filx to
1949 646·4170 or send e mc11l 10
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WORSHIP DIRECTORY
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United Meth<><fut Church
Rn. Cathleen Couts, P~,mr
1(>01 M .1rgurnu: A\c:
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\,1n )<>Jyurn ltll\ Rd
(949) 644--0745
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Lutheran Church
(E.L.,C..A.)
798 Dover Or. Newport Beech
Tradltlom1LLutberan
Pastor Chartes Endler
Worsh ip Sen1lc• with
Holy Communion
Sunday 9: HI am
(949) 548-34531
MESA VERDE
UNITED ME'THOOIST CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M .
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a.m.
(714) 979-8234
Or R r~rd Georoe Re. Sito• J ' Toon
SenOOf Mm'Sltr YO-Jll' Minister
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HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(DlsclplH of Christ)
2.01 lr1in1 AYI
Mewpof1 leacti. CA
(949) 645-5781
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FAITH
SPECIAL EVENTS
CHAU£NGING THE
Pt.EDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
"Chollenging.'Under.God' in the
Pledg'e of Allegiance" ls being
offered at University Synagogue
at 8 p1m. Aug. 8. Shabbet services
will be led by Rabbi Arnold
Rachlis and Cantor Ruti Breier.
The guest speaker will be Michael
Newdow who challenged the
phrase "Under God" in the
Pledge of Allegiance. Newdow
will speak of his decision to
challenge the pledge, his
education about the legal process
and of bringing a case to the
Supreme Court. The talk 1s
sponsored by the Metzger Fund
for Interfaith Understanding.
University Synagogue is at 4915
Alton Parkway. The public is
cordially invited to attend at any
time. Child care will be provided
free of charge. For more
information, call (949) 553-3535.
SHABBAT ALIVE
"Shabbat Alive,H a new style of
jazz and pop services first created
in South America, will bf held at
8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 29, d\"
University Synagogue. Rabbi
Arnold Rachlis' focus will be on
spirituality, and Cantor Breier will
be accompanied by a combo of
musicians and the University
Synagogue choir. The services
are sponsored by the Roslyn and
Joseph Baim Family Foundation.
University Synagogue is at 4915
Alton Parkway. The public is
cordially invited to attend at any
time. Child ca,re is provided free
of charge. For more information,
caU(949~.
FAITH .CALENDAR
GREATtR O.C. SERVE DAY
Dozens of Orange County and
Long Beach cl'\urches and
nonprofit organ~ations will
collaborate to host the fourth
annual Greater Orange County
Serve Day .on Saturday, July 12.
More than 1,500 people are
expected to participate m
community service activities
throughout Orange County. The
event Is a collaborative
community service effort
desl~ned to strengJhen local
relationships, unite organizations
and help improve
neighborhoods. Contact: Krysti
Hall, communications direct or,
ROCKharbor Church, at (949)
548·2600, ext 40, or
khall@rockharbor.org.
'CHRISTIAN MEDITATION 101'
#Christian Meditation 101 -
learning to Find God in a Busy
World# will be offered at 7 p.m
Wednesday at St. Michael & All
Angels Episcopal Church at 3233
Pacific View Drive. Information
(949) 644-0463.
WORKSHOPS
PARENTING GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County is forming a parenting
group to help parents to
understand and deal with the
feelings and behavior of their
children. The group will meet
from 10 to 1~ :30 a.m. the first and
third Mondays of the month at
the center, 250 E. Baker St., Suite
G in Costa Mesa Information:
(714) 4454950. Pre-registration is
reqUlred.
THIRTEEN JEWISH STEPS TO
RECOVERY
Jewish Family Service is offering
a support and discussion group
for adults whose children or
spouses suffer from alcohol and
drug addiction. The groap will
meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St..
Suite G in Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 445-4950.
Pre-registration is required.
BAHAJ FIRESIDES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
informal public discussions on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and at 11 :30 the last
Sunday of the month. The talks
include brunch or dinner. Also,
interfaith' devotional meetings
will be held the last Saturday
evening of the month. Call for
locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760-5360 for
SuAday lil"leeting, and (949)
646-6328 for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
offers an Introduction to Zen
Workshop from 3 to 6 p.m. the
first Sunday of every month at
120 E. 18th St.. Costa Mesa. $50.
(949) 722-7818.
A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
A 26-lesson study on the life of
Jesus Christ titled #Journey to
the Cross# is taught at 9:45 a.m.
Sundays during the
Homebu1lder's Bible Class at
liberty Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to
present the story of Christ. The
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COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT
THE MORAL OF THE STORY
.T:he blessing Of friends .
and companions . ·
'7herB /.s nothing we like to sn SQ much as the
gleam of pieo.surr! In a persons qt wlum he feels
that wr have sympaJhlzed wt di him. untlentood
him, lntel8SU:d ounelf in his welfare. Al these
moments somediingftne and spiritual passes
bt!twem two friends. ~ mQmellts a.re IM
mommts worth living.,.
-.~MARQUIS
M y husband Jon and I are rich.ty blessed
with family and friends. Our daughletS
have also bl~ us beyond belief.
You've read about Kelly and Amy before, and you
will again.
Kelly has written a column before. and today
you have the treat of hearing Crom our younger
daughter, Amy, who just graduated from college.
Amy is a friend to many, and I am excited to let
her share one of her most recent adwntures wilh
you:
A couple of months ago, my friend and I
decided that we wanted to ride our bikes home
from school Though home is 400 miles away, we
thought it was a great idea and convinced cwo
other frlends to join us. We started the day after
graduation and made the trek in five days.
Wblle we were riding and t.aldng ln the si~ts
and smells of the California coast, I was
reminded of a bike trip my family had taken
years ago. Perhaps to take our minds off
pedalj.ng. or simply to offer a point to ponder. my
father asked my sister and me to think of ways
that life is like riding a bike. We came up with
quite a few: hills look worse from far away. you
~miles i£you wake up.early, anditis-
more fun when you eat good food.
Th.ls trip, though, reminded me of the analogy
that at the time, we thought was the most fitting:
life and riding a bike are both more fun when
done with friends. Over the years. I have noticed
that I can ride much faster
and the miles pass by much
quicker whln I am riding
with a friend
Our PaciJlc coast adventure :
was no exceptioo. we had
~e hard days once it
tumed out we had 83 milm to
ride rather than the 55 I had
planned. There were some . ,
trying limes. such u when we .;
got a second Oat tire 10 yards
after fixing the first one. And
while one or two of us may
have gotten tired or bun8Jy at ,
times throughout the trip, there were always
others who felt fresh or were-happier to take the
lead or cany our bags or ocherwise encourage-us
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
to keep going.
When we arrived at our destination each night.
we were exhausted. We ate leisurely and then just
enjoyed each olhcl's company witil our early
bedtimes. Though little was said because of our
fatigue. we were all enrouraged by one another.
And this. r have decided. is how God cnated
us 10 live. We rarely have the energy to ride 400
miJes alone. But throughout Ufe, God gives us
uaveling companions with wht>m we can share
our waler, whom we can draft behind and whose
bags we can help carry.
Not only does this make the trip easier, we
learn to look for ethers' needs and what we haw
in our packs thatcan help make their time easier.
. And you can quote me on that
• aNOV TRANE CHRISTESON is a Newport Beach
reslde,,t who speaks frequently to perenting groupe.
She may be readled via &-mail at
cindy onthegrow.oom or through the maU M P.O.
Box 614G-&. 505, Newport Beach, CA 92658.
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church Is at 1000 Bison Ave ..
Newport Beach. Free. (949)
760-6444.
DREAM ON
The Adult Faith Formatio/l at Our
lady Queen of Angels Church in
Newport Beach holds a dream
analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m .
Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408.
MEDrTATION LESSONS
A free Mlectlo divlnaH meditation
group meeting is held at 7 10
a.m. Tuesdays at Our lady
Queen of Angels, 2046 Mar Vista
Drive, Newpon Beach. Lectlo is a
style of m editation that includes
using Scripture or a special
reading as a stimulus. The
Christian Meditation Group
meets from 7:30 to 9 p .m. on the .
first and third Wednesdays of
each month at the center. The
format includes two periods of
meditation with some
instruction on how to meditate, a
talk and a discussion. (9491
219-1408.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Service otters
a suppon group for women older
than 60 to address issues such as
anxiety at 10 a.m. on the second
and fourth Monday of each
month at 250 E. Baker St Costa
Mesa. Preregistratton required
(7l4) 445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a
bereavement suppon group that
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays and a
Challenge of Change support
group that meets at 10 a.m
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea 1n Laguna Hills,
24512 Moulton Parkway The
service is also forming a
parenting support group to meet
the first and third Mondays of
each month at 10 a m at thP
Jewish Federation Campu!'., 250
E Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa .
Preregistration required (714)
445-4950
GAY jl.ESBlAN SUPf>ORT
GROUP
11 discussion group for parents of
Jewish gays and lesbians If
enough people are Interested.
(714) 445-4960.
MYSTICAL AND SPIRrruAL
The Mystical Spiritualist Church
of South Orange County holds
Sunday services every week at
10 a.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Suite 3. A spiritual
healing service starts at 9:30
a.m. 1949) 581-2290.
RE-MEMBERING GROUP
Our Lady Queen of Angels holds
a re-membering group at 6:15
p.m . every other Sunday at 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
The parish center is at 2046 Mar
Vi sta Ori,ve. Newpon Beach.
(949) 548-3844.
BREAKFAST FEUOWSHIP
St M ichael and All Angels
Episcopal Church holds Its Men's
Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m. on
the second, third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at
3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona
def Mar. Free. (9491644-0463.
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast
of St. Andrew 's Presbyterian
Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m.
Wednesdays in Dierenfield Hall,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. All men of the church and
community are welcome to
anend $2 50 a·t the door. 1949)
6:l1 2880.
YOUNG WOMEN'S SUPPORT
GROUP
Jewish Family 5(lrv1 ce of Orange
County offers a sllpport group
for younger w omen dealing with
issues such as life passages and
changes, body images, family,
relationships and loneliness at 7
pm Tuesday!'. at the agency
office, 250 E Bali\er St • Suite G.
Costa Mesa Prereg1stra11on
fCqu1red. 1714) 4454950. ext.
114
HELPING THE HELPERS
Jewish Family Services 1s
sponsoring a discussion group
focusing on the issues and
concerns faced by adult children
taking care of their elderly
parents. The group will be
offered Tuesday The offices are
at 250 E. Baker St . Suite G.
Costa Mesa Prereg1strat1on 1s
required $10 (714) 445-4950.
The Jewish Family Service of INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP
Orange County plans to present Jt>w1sh Family Service 1s forming
. Riviera Collections opens at
1 Newport Hills Shopping Center
1 with Great Gifts & Home Decor
I D o you w;_u1t a rw y,
look for your honw''
ls it linw lo up<lat<• I your dk'or wtfl\ sonw sunpk·
accessones'? S11mnwr '' a
popular tim(• to frl'slw11 11p
the look of orw's honw :u1d
there is no bE>ltE'r time tJ-1an
now, with Rlvlua
Colkctions opE'nini;t 1wx1
week al Newport Hills
Shopping Center. Located
at San Miguel Drive and Ford
Road, Riviera Collectio11.s
will offer chk home acces-
sories and gifts for men,
women and children.
w l. pl'sto~ aud beautifuJ gift
h:unµl:'rs. 111Pse goumiet
lft•ats al'i<1 make idl"al hoSl es.<;
~1ft.s whC'11 yo u arc tm1ted to
a -;urnm C'r party
If it'!-. a ~Ltl you an• look-
t11g for, Ritiiera Collections
h<L., many options. F'or
wcnnt>n's gifts, d1E'<'k out tht>
clue purs<'S by Kiki Pt•arl
a11d Christiana, Bt>dltead
p<ija.mas, or candles and
other accessories. lf it's a
man you arf' shopping for,
the store has great ideas
including golf accessories,
fla.sks, books, desk acces-
Riviera Colltlctlon• offers chic home accessories and
many gift options for men, women and children.
Rwuro ColkcUon.a will sories and other it.ems he's
have a wide variety of dkor sure to appreciate.
such as lamps, pillows, silk High-end baby gifts will
plants and vases, prints and also be carried. including
more. Home accent pieces clothes, books, nursery
such as candles and picture decor and the softest baby
frames will also t>e featured, blankets avallable. Two
and ot course make great popular Une.s are loiy Kids
gifts. The showroom will and Little Glra1fe.
carry select furniture by The showroom wfl!.abo
Palecek, Italian Murano have a selection of contem-
glus and cashmere throMJ, porary st&ttonery featuring
perfect Cor t.hoee cool sum-greeting cards by Jolie Vte
mer ntchd· All of these and giftwrap by SaJe Oesigna it.ems can update the look or and Dewey~Howard. llhJura
your home tn one ~. Collttdou will offer
RloNro ~ will complimentary gift boxes...,
have ltems lhM are perfect weU • ~ aervices. ror ent.ertatnlng and al fres.. Dl8c~r thla hot new
co dinln& lncludinl W. . showroom Monday through
ware, cryMal b)' Hoya and &aQJrday trom 10 Lm. to 6
~foods lndudlng p.m. The More can be
r.lOOl'\tltluck chocolate, oUve reached a& {949) 64().4438.
'
FA I T II
a dlscuaslon group for interfaith
couples where one partner is
Jewish to speak about iasues
affecting an interfaith
relationship. Call for times and
dales. Jewish Family Service ia
at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration 1s
required. (714) 445-4950.
ANXIETY/DEPRESSION
SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
experiencing anxiety and or
depression at 9 a.m . Mondays at
the agency offices, 250 E. Baker
St .• Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a new ongoing
bereavement suppon group for
people in all stages o f loss at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish
Family Service, 250 E. Baker St..
Suite G, Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950.
FRIDAY GROUP
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
holds weekly Friday night
services at 8 p.m with a
fellowship hour and
refreshments afterward at 2401
Irvine Ave .• Newpon Beach.
(949) 548-6900
required. (714) 445-4950.
MEN'S FEUOWSHtP GROUP
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant's men's fellowship
DIVORCE SUPPORT QROUP group meets from 8 to 9 a.m .
The Jewish Family Service of Wednesdays at the Village
Orange County offers a support Farmer restaurant, across from
end discussion group for adults r-South Coast Plaza in Costa
dealing with the aftermath of r Mesa. (714) 557-3340~
divorce at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at
the agency offices, 250 E. Baker ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUP
St., Costa M esa. Call for prices.
(714) 445-4950, ext. '14
ABUSE SUPPORT GROUP
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
hosts a faith-based,
nonsectarian abuse support
group from 7 to 8:30 p.m
Mondays at the chijrcn 2100 Mar
Vista Ave .• NewporrBeadl SS or
donations (949) 721-8079
PASSAGES SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a suppon and
discussion group for people
dealing with the issues o f
anxiety. depression,
relat1onsh1ps. commun1cat1on.
life changes, loneliness and
family at 10 a m Mondays o.t the
agency offices. 2SO E Baker St .
Costa Mesa $1 5 Prereg1stra11on
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County sponsors en ongoing
Jewish healing support group
for people experiencing chronic
i llness. The group meets at 7
p.m. Thursdays at Jewish Family
Service, 250 E. Baker St .• Suite G.
Costa Mesa. free
Preregistration required (714)
445-4950
AT A CROSSROADS
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant hosts ·crossroad!. ..
for sixth • seventh and
eighth-graders from 5 30 to 7 30
p m. Thursdays at 2850 Fa1rv1ew
Road, Costa M esa The program
includes dinner, games and
Bible study. $2 donation 1s
suggested (714) 557 3340
HELP W111i HEALING
•· resszons
Saturday, July 5, 2003 Al 1
Jewish Family Services of
Orange County sponsors an
ongoing Jewlth healing support
group at 7 p.m. Thursdays for
people who suffer from chronic
illness. The group's purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to help manage the effects
illnesses have on people's hves.
Meetings are et 250 E. Baker St.,
Suite G .• Costa Mesa Free
Prereg1stra11on required (714)
445-4950
WEEKLY KIDS PROGRAM.
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant presents ·children of
Our Lord,H a weekly Thursday
evening program for first
through fifth graders Games, a
speaker and dinner are included
for a S2 donation. The church is
at 2850 Fa1rv1ew Road, Costa
Mesa (714) 557 3340
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Rec1e>r
3209 Yoo lido
Newport Beach
. 949/6750210
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"Ope11 Arms a11d Open Minds"
Wor'ship 9:30
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12S9 Victori1 Street
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at 7:00 PM
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Tel1rh11 (714) S39-nf7
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Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Vista Drive
Newport Beach, Callforrua 92660 ·
(949)644-0200 Fu (949) ~1349
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LITURGIES: Satwdq, S p.m. (C.amor),
Sunday, 7~ (Quia). 8:30 (Coottmponty) 10:00 (Oloi1).
1 l:JO'L'la. (Can.r) and 5:00 P."'-{Conmnponty)
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Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
(E.L.C..A.)
798 Dover Dr. Newport B4Ntch
Tn1dltlonaLLutb1u:an
Pastor Charles Endter
Worship Service with
Hoty Communion
Sunday 9 : 15 am
(949) 548-3N1
MESA VERDE .
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Bak~. C.M.
Worship & Church School
8 :30 and 10:00 a.m_
(714) 979-8234
Or Rocna•o Geo•O" Ile-. Sr•o"J P Too•
Senl()r M1niste1 'l'OtJI" M·~.ster
Christ Church By the Sea
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(OlsclplH or Christ)
2401 trvt11e Ave . .....,CM1 tead1. CA
(949) 145-5781
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CHRIST. SCIENTIST
3303 V'IJ Lido
NeWJ;:X)rl Beoch
673-1340 or 673-6150
Onuch 10 am & 5 pn
Sunday School JO am
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CHRIST. SCIENTIST
3100 View[)
Nev.rpa1 Beactl
644-2617 or 675-4661
Clnuch 10 am
Sunday School 10 am
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COMMUNITIES & CLUBS
DukeS Place shares a treat .
I t1.:.
Y ou are in for a real treat
on We~e day nights at
the new Balboa Bay Ouh
and Resort as the Page
Cavanaugh Trio has returned to
weekly performances in the new
Ouk.e's Place lounge. The
81 -year-old Cavanaugh has
pl;iyed with the likes of Doris
Day, 'Prank Sinatnt. Peggy Lee,
Johnny Desmond and Mel
Torm~ in his 60•plus years as a
pianist and bandleader.
Eldest daughter Stacy and I
Mopped by Duke's Plac.e on
Wednesday to. hear Page sing
c;uch songs as '"Three Bears,"
which was introduced by Bobby
Troop in 1946, Sinatra's "Lucky
in Love." Nate King Cole's "If I
I tad to Choose Just One Day"
and."Someone to Watch Over
Mt'." The audience was
muttigenerationaJ, from people
in the 20s to the 70-year-oldi.,
with many using lhe dance Ooor.
In the audience, appreciating
the musical talent of Cavanaugh
were 4?·year old entertainer
Michael Feinstein and his
parents, up from Laguna Beach,
where they are vacationing.
"I am an unabashed Page
Cavanaugh fan," l>aid Feinstein,
who produced the Page
Cavanjlugh Trio live CD "CrdZ)'
Hhythm."
Between setc;, Cavanaugh
visited with guestr. in Duke'!>
Place, seeing if thl"y had a song
tu re4uest the tno to play.
\t'ldom doe'> Cavanaugh use
'>hl'et mu!>1C, and he usually
provides an iniroducuon and
hi<,tory to what ht' hi.-. going to
play. I ti' finger' <lon'I mis.!> a key,
.md his voice <.trung and
.,oothmg.
• GElllNG INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your orgamzation to this
list. call (949) 574-4298.
ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German s1udent and earn up to
$1 ,000 toward a number of
travel-abroad programs. Danielle
Carpino.1800) 322·HOST.
ALS ASSN •• ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn .. which helps
~ individuals who have the disorder
that is also known as Lou Gehrig's
disease. needs volunteers. (714)
375-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Suppon group leaders, Visiting
Volunteers, family resource
consultants and office volunteers
I £
JIM
DE BOOM
"I lis stories
are the best
part of
working with
Page," backup
drummer
Dave
Johnstone
said . "Page
has worked
with so many
legends of the
music
industry."
Cavanaugh, bass player Phll
Mallory and regular drummer
Dave 1UU played weekly at the
Balboa Bay Oub for four years.
before the construction of the
new facilities. ln past years, you
had to be a member of the Bay
Oub to hear the Page
Cavanaugh Trio, but not so now,
BBC Pres ideni Henry SchJeleln
said.
The resort-. facilitie.,, including
Duke's Place lounge. the rin.t
Cabin restaurant, ho1el and
conference facilities are open to
the public. Just drive in, give
your car to the valet, and your
server. like our server in Duke's
Place Wednesday, Holly Holzer,
will validate your parking 1icket.
You pay for your beverages and
food just like a11y other fine
dinning restaurant along the
coast, except here you have a
bay front view and
entertainment nightly Monday
through Saturday.
"The trio achievei. a 'ynerKY
1hat captiv-.:ite!> everyone who
liears them." Feinstein ~<J.
"Don't take my word for 11.
Usten."
The P-agt· Cavanaugh Tno
pla~ from 8 p.m. to 11 :30 p.m
Wednesdays in Duke's Place at
the Balboa Bay Oub and Resort.
1221 W Coast Highway. Newport
Beach.
WORTH REPEATING
From Thought for the Day
provided by Greg Kelley of the
Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council: .
"The time is always right to do
What ls right."
-Martin wtber King Jr.
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS THIS
WEEK
MONG\¥
6:30 p.m.: The Newport
1 larbor·Costa Mesa"t.ions Oub
wiU meet at the Costa Mesa
Country Oub for their annual
awards night. Past Pre.'lident
Marlanne Segalla will present
members with awards and
honors for' their participation in
the club's events. including the
School Box Supply Program.
Ronald MacDonald l lou.,t'
Assistance, Sight and I tearing
r oundation and Ho)"> & Girls
Club Chrii;1mas Lift Wrapping.
TUES~
7: 30 a.m.: The 40-membcr
Newport Beach Sunnse Hotary
Oub will meet at Vive Crowni; for
a Craft Talk by Laura Dietz
( n ewportlwacl is u 11 risP rotary. orgl
inrte.x.l11m).
6:3j> p.m.: The C:o!-ta Mesa
Newport I larbor I.ions CJub
meet., at the Co-;ta 'Me ... a
Country Uuh.
WEDNFSOAY
7: 15 a.m.: The 20-member
South C .o~t Me1m Rotary (lub
GEITING INVOLVED
are needed Volunteers may work
on one-ttme projects or ongoing
programs. Training sessions are
available. (800) 660· 1993.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange Cou nty Region of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunteers. The society also
seeks volunteers to answer calls
for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter.
1949) 261-9446.
AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Canoer S<kiety
Discovery Shop needs unwanted
goods such as clothing, furniture.
1ewelry, accessories. antiques and
collectibles to fund the society's
research, education and patient
services programs. The goods
may be dropped off at 2600 E.
CoaS1 Highway, Corona del Mar.
Volunteers are also needed from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Saturday at the same location.
(949) 640-4777.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transponation program
needs volunteers to drive cancer
patients to and fro m medical
treatments free of charge. The
required commitment 1s a few
hours each week or month.
Drivers must have a valid driver's
license and insurance and be at
least 25. Volunteers may use
either their own vehicles or
American Cancer Society vans.
(949) 261·9446 or
scomer1nlcancer.org.
The American Cancer Society is
also looking for volunteer
speakers for its Speakers Bureau
program, which offers a tree
service to communities. schools
and corporations by providing
trained speakers to address
cancer issues. The organization
will tram all interested volunteers
at a special session on Dec. 7
will meet at the Cen~r Oub
-< 1vww.southcoastmetro
. ~ ..
,,. rotary.org); and the Newport
I larbor Kiwanis Oub will m eet .,,
at the University Athlelic O ub. ~ •
Noon: The 40-m ember
Exchange Qub of the Orange
Coast will meet al Bahia
•I
• I
Corillthian Yacht Oub to hear ''"'·"
Assembly candidate Marianne -,,h
lJppl. ' ....
6 p.m.: The 60;member Rotaryu•:•
Oub of Newpon-BaJboa will . 1 •
meet at the Bahia Corinlh.ian ••
Yacht Oub ·•,
(wrvtu.newpon·balboa.of1P. ''
THURSD\Y
7:15 a.m.: The 20-plus : j~
member Costa Mesa-Orange
( :osta Break.fast I Jons O ub
meets at Mimi's Cafe for 'a
business meeting.
• I .,
Noon: The SO· member Costa ... :~
Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet at
th~ I loliday Inn
(w1v1v.kiWflnis.ory/clubl
costamesa); the SO-member
Kiwanis Oub of Newport
lieach-Corona del Mar will mee~
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
<Jub; the 80-member Exchange "·
Club of Newport I !arbor wlJJ
meet at the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum; and the
JOO-member Newport-Irvine
Rotary Oub will meet al the
Alrium I lotel for a dub assembly •
( www.nirotary.or~.
• COMMUNITY Ir CLUBS IS
published Saturdays m the Daily
Pilot Send your service club's
meetmg information by fax to 1949)
660 8667; e·ma1l to tdeboom a.
aol.com or by mail to 2082 S.E.
Bristol. Suite 201 , Newpot1 Beach,
CA 92660-1740
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from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the
Spectrum Club, 1535 Deerpark
Drive tn Fullenon. For
<eservations, call Florence Dann
at (949) 567-0604 by Nov. 22.
AMERICAN HEART ASSN.
The American Hean Assn. is
looking for volunteers to perform -
various general office duties in
the main office and implement
educational and fund-raising
events through Orange County.
No experience necessary.
Trainmg will be provided. (949)
856-3555.
AMERICAN HOME HEALTH ',
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Health ::
Hospice Program needs • •
volunteers to give emotional :1
suppon to terminally ill patienta ,.
and their families in the greater •
Orange County area. Training is : . '
See INVOLVED. Paa• All: .
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INVOLVED existing iroop. and pacb. (714') promotN the history of Costa
54M990. Mesa and the harbor area.
Continued from A12 Vofunteera are needed for the
BOYS a. GIRLS CLU8S ard\ivea, libtary, museum. docent
OF NEWPORT-MESA and public outl'MCh programs.
provided. (714') 660-0800 or (800) The three aree dubs need (949) 631·6918.
540-2646. volunteer OOad\et and arts and
crafts worbhop teachers. Call for COSTA MESA
AMEMCM RED CROSS, locations. (949) 642·2245. LITERACY COUNCIL
ORANGE COUNTY CHAPlU
BRAU£ INSTTTUTE'S1 The Costa.Me.a Literacy Center
The d\lpler needs volunteers to needs volunteer tutors to teadl
~community groups about ORANGE COUNTY CENTER English as a second language.
Red Croea servioea and to act as The nonprofit organization Is People who want to learn English
llal9c>M wfth the media In disaster looking for volunteers with a as a second language are also
and emergency situations. Lynn basic know1edge of Windows encouraged to call. Call to
Howes. (714) 481-5376. 95198, Microsoft Word and a register. (714) 435-3310 or (714)
willingness to learn the adaptive 545-3445.
ANIMAL NETWORK equipment used by its students to
Of ORANGE COUNTY participate in various activities at UTERACY PftOORAM
Become a bome-feeder or take in the Oasis Senior Center in Corona The program is always in need of
pregnam cats at your home. del Mar. Volunteers will tutor volurteer tutors. No professional
Many shelters kill pregnant cats legally blind adult students using teaching experience is required.
upon arrival. Dogs and cats are computers and other adaptive To attain certification, a series of
also available for adoption.(949) technology. Mary Johnson, (714) training classes must be
7S9-3646or 821-5000, e><t. 2113. · completed. For more information,
www.animalnetworlc.org. , contact Literary Services at the
CAMP LAUREL FOUNDATION Newport Beach library, (949)
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE Camp Laurel is seeking volunteer 717-3874.
Of NEWPORT~MESA counselors and medical staff for
Volunteers looking for varying Summer Camp and Teen COSTA ME.SA MS
levels of Involvement are needed Adventure Camp. The SELF·HEl.1 GROUP
to help the organization with its organization is dedicated to The Orange County chapter of the
goal of helping children in the providing educational camping national Multiple Sclerosis
community. (949) ~929. programs free of charge to Society has started a new
children living with HIV and AIDS. self-help group in Costa Mesa for
ASSN. RENAISSANCE Call (323) 653-5005. people newly diagnosed or with
CREATORS minimal symptoms of multiple
The Coct.a Mesa group sponsors sclerosis, or both. The group
and supports outreach COMPANION HOSptCE meets at 11 a.m the second
community servi~ programs. The Hospice is now recruiting Tuesday of every month. (949)
such as the homeless sanctuary. volunteers to become a friend for 650-7659
Volunteers are needed. (714) someone who needs that extra
540-5803. specrnl caring at the end-of-life. COSTA MESA
Become a member of a team. POLICE DEPARTMENT
BEST BUOOIES whose goal 1s to promote quality Seniors 55 and older are 1nvi1ed to
The nonprofit organization is of life and comfort measures. help staff the Westside &ubsta1ion.
looking for volunteers 18 and Each applicant will receive 16 Volunteers are asked to wor1< two
older to provide companionship hours of orientation and training. four-hour daytime shifts per week.
for adutta with developmental For more information, call (714) They would be responsible for
disabilities. As a ·citiZ;en Buddy; 56()..8177 or e·mail volunteers,til answering phones, bicycle
volunteers will visit with a buddy CompanionHospice com. registration, fingerprinting, data
twice a month and call or e-mail entry and assisting with other
them once a week. The COMMUNITY ANIMAL citywide projects. Seniors who
organization also has an NETWORK can speak Spanish and English
&-Buddies program that forms The network needs volunteers to are also needed Call for an
friendships entirely over the help control the nsmg population appllcatton. Fred Gaeckler, (71 4)
Internet. Volunteers for that of wild cats in local 754-5208
program must be at least 12 years ne1ghbor1'oods Volunteers would
bid. (714) 546-1826 or trap and deliver cats to local COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
www.bestbuddies.org. veterinarians for spaying or The multipurpose senior services
neutenng, and then release them facility at the comer of 19th Street
BIG BROTHERS, BIG 5'STERS badt to the property where they and Pomona Avenue seelr.s
The local chapter is looking for were found. The goal of the volunteers who can greet
men and women older than 20 program 1s to save the lives of members and the public at the
who have lived in Orange County stray cats. (949) 759-3646. front desk and volunteers for the
tor at least six months and have Resource Department with Excel
been on the job for at least three COSTA MESA computer expenence and sharp
months to serve as big brothers CMC PLAYHOUSE telephone slulls. The Senior Meals
or big sisters for children ages 6 t The playhouse needs volunteers program also needs people to
16 from singl&i)arent homes for ushenng, badtstage work, deliver meals to l\omes. (949)
1714) 544-m3. mailings. typing, controlling lights 645·2356
and many other duties 1949)
BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA INC. 65().5269 .• COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP.
Volunteer opportunities for the The nonprofit organization at the
Orange County Council include COSTA MESA Costa Mesa Senior Center 1s
fund-raising, program HISTORICAL SOCIETY looking for new board members.
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Volunteers are n~ to serve as
advocates for abused, neglected
and abandoned children.
Volunteers work one on one with
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The nonprofit organization 1s
seek.mg volunteers for its
expanding trauma response
program. Some volunteers assist
law enforcement, firefighters and
other emergency-type responders
by providing emotional first aid
and support to iniured or
traumatized people· Other
volunteers provide dispatch and
office support No expenence 1s
necessa'ry. Training will be
provided. (949) 588-1414
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SERVICES •
Volunteer mediators. case
specialists and outreach
assistants are needed to help in a
variety of m~1auon cases
Bilingual language skills are
needed for office volunteers and
for mediators. (949) 250-0488
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seals needs volunreers for
ongoing clerical work. programs
for ch1ldren,wrth disabilities and
special events (714\ 834 1111
ENVIRONMENTAL
NATURE CENTER
Volunteer trail guides are needed
to help v1s1tors learn about their
envtronment (949) 645-8489
FAMILIES -COSTA MESA
This team of community-based
organ12at1ons. which works to
provide youth and families with
counseling, family support, health
education. mentoring. tutoring.
after-sctiool act1V111es and kinship
services, needs volunteers m all
areas (949) 574-3976
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in Service to Humanity with the
Mobile Meals program and
provide ongoing emergency
assistance to ttlose m need Both
always seek volunteer assistance
in a variety of areas. (949)
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by fp to (949) 646-4170; or by
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Newpon Oun" Resort's ·Movies
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•Robin Hood" starting at dusk on
the Newport sand. Parking cost"-.
$8 per car. Campfires will also ~
available for s'mores Ttfo resort
is at 1131 Bac.tc Bay Drive For
more information. call 19491
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Newcomers to the dlgrtal
universe are invited to "Tools dnd
• Tridc.s: Internet 101 ;• a frea
Internet workshop, elf 10 a m . at
the Newport Beach Cantral
library. The beginning level
overview will be repedt<:d at 9
a.m. July 19 at the 0dlboa branch
For more mformdt1on call (949)
717·3816.
MONDAY
Funnyman J.tf Martin will put on
a magic show at 10 30 &.m at th~
Newport Beach Central L1brdry
Children entering first through
slxth grades are invited to the
interactive program, which w ill
be repeated at 3 p m July 9 at the
Mariners Branch a net <•I" 10 30 .i m.
July 10 at the Ball>Od Brandi For
more informdt111n t 111 1949)
717-3816.
TUESDAY
the city of Newport Beach will
present an off1c1JI µm<..tamat1on
recogmztng the !>0th ,.tron1versary
of the 1953 N;l11()ri,1I J,1mtmr1>P at
7 p m Th1' l t'rt•rn0nv w1ll l11• ,11
council chamt11 r<, 11 Nt·wi.un
Beach City H.ilt fvr mori·
information r.;.ill ( J 14 1 540 <l990
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•Protect your heart." a fTee
,seminar Wiii hf'! CJftl'lt:d Uy Judith
TOdero from & JCJ t J 7 30 ri m •I
M other's Market. 225 l 17th St
Costa Mcst1 To m::i~•·
reservation<, r .ill 18001
595 MOM S
WEDNESDAY
Jet Set Introductions invites the
public to an exdus1vP f""t'ninq ro
meet som e of OrnnqP C:uunty s
m ost el1g1ble singles <11 tto;
*W here the Ehle M eet mixer
ftom 6 10 9 p m di Bno
Restaurant in Corona df'I Mar
The cost is $75 per pcr<>on Wedr
codoa1I attire. For rescrvill1ons
call 1949) 233-6405 before July 2
·Aemi.sh Garden Style Designs·
1s the subject of a fl oral design
class to be tauqht :it Sherman
Library and Gardens in Corona
del Mar at 9 a.m. All materials are
included in the $45 registJatlon
fee. Pre-registration 1s required.
For more information. call (949)
673-2261.
·Newport Networffnu• events
are designed to provide
networking opportunities for
businesspeople in Newport
Beach. The improved Newport
Networking events will take place
on the second Wednesday of
eadi month, and will alternate
between a breakfast and a lunch.
July's event is a breakfast. and
w ill be held from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m .
at the Daily Grill in Fashion Island.
The coil is $17 with a resefVation,
$21 at the door. For reservations
or m ore information, call (949)
729 4411.
Speak Up Newport will hold its
monthly general membership
meeting at the Newport Beach
Tennis Club-. 2601 Eastbluff Drive.
Food and drinks will be served
starting at 5:30 pm .. and the
program will begin at 6 p.m This
month's toptc ts #Fourth of J uly -
Is the Party Overr Capt. Paul
Henisey of the Newport Beach
Police w ill g ive a recap of the
Fourth of July Neighborhood
Enhancement Zones Ordinance
1mplementat1on For more
information, call (949) 729-4404
Funnyman Jeff Martin will put on
a magic show at 3 p m . at the
Mariners Branch Library. Children
en\eri~g first through sixth
grades are invited to the
interactive program, which will
be repeated at 10·30 a m July 10
d i the Balboa Brandi For more
info rmation. call (949) 717 3816.
THURSDAY
Funnyman Jeff Martin will pu1 on
<1 magic show at 10 30 a m al the
Balboa Branch L1br11ry Children
<'nten ng first through sixth
JrJdes are mv1ted to lh<:
111tera<..11ve program. For more
info rmJllon call (949) 717 3816.
FRIDAY
The Community Action Fund of
PIJnnf'd Parenthood of Ornnge
.md San BPrnardtno counties will
honor CongresswomPn l orettd
<Jlld Linda Sandiez with th"
Proftlf' of Cour::ige Award at the
P<11 1f1c Cl1Jh in Newport Bead1
from 6 to 8 pm The evrntng 1s
t1tl1!d "S15terhoocl 1c; Powr>rful"
For more inlormr1t1on. cctll 17141
997 2155
Inventors Forum, an Orange
County-based nonprofit
inventors' support group,
µresents a seminar on "Getting
Your Product Manufactured" at
7 30 p m In Orange Coast
College's Science Lec1ure He1ll
Registration and networking
See TOWN. Page Al6
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II was aJJ part of a charity effort
to fight heart disease and
stroke, and raise awareness
concerning drug use. The
community resp onded, helping
Lhe association to raise
significant sum s at the evening
held al Irvine's Hya« Regen<.)'.
The ffiUl>iC
industry
connection
was 1he idea
of Max
Harlow. wife ,.
of theJate
John
Entwistle of
the rock
band The
Who.,
Enrwistle
died last year
while being
lreated for a hearl condition
brought on by drug use.
Olaired by Newporr's Tom
Neilsen, the event and the
I leart Assn. was supported by
Winston Miller, David Wooten,
Riva Gebel, Roseanne Levan,
Pam Weston, Sam Goldstein
and He idi Miller who was
honored with the ~Friend of
Heart" Award. In addition,
1 loag I lospital was recognized
with lhe VLegacy of Life Award"
for ils·service to the
community dating back to the
post-World War 11 day'> in
coa~tal Orange County.
Top photo: Susan Reynolds, Tahne Kofdarali, Susan Bridgford, Coffeen Knottnerus and Kelty Ross help
raise $125,000 for pediatric hospice care. Afxwe left: Kathy Emmons, Tonya Thomas and Shane
Voorheis celebrate the opening of Babystyle at Fashion Island benefrting CHOC. /VJove right: Hope For
Humanity fashion show/luncheon co-chairs Chris Griffith and Colleen Knottneru s at Pelican Hill event.
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I lope t=or I lumanity held il<;
fifth annual luncheon anti
fashion show at the Pelican I lill
Golf Resort benefiting
Olildren's I lospital Orange
County's Pedialric Hospice.
01aired by Ouis Griffith and
TOWN
Continued from Al 5
begin at 7 p.m. The cost is $5 for
members, $15 for nonmembers.
For more Information, -call (714)
540-2491.
Newport Dunes Resort's ·Movies
on the Beach" series offers "The
Wizard of Oz" starting at dusk on
the New port sand. Parking costs
S8 per car. Campfires will also be
available for s'mores. The resort
is at 1131 Bade Bay Drive. For
more information, call (949)
729-DUNE
JULY 12
Newport Dunes Resort's "Movies
on the Beach" series offers •The
Emperor's New Groove" starting
at dusk on the Newport sand.
Parking costs $8 per car.
Campfires will also be available
for s'mores. The resort is at 1131
Bade Bay Drive. For more
information, call (949) 729-0UNE.
JULY 14
Elements Music will offer a
beginning course using a new
piano-keyboard method from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Vincent
Jorgensen Community Center at
Mariners Park. Registration for
the five-week course is $105. For
more information, call (949)
644-3151.
JULY 15
•0tgank: Insect Control," • free
seminar, will be offered from 6:30
CoUeen Knottnerus. Lhe even1
raised $125,000 for lhe first
dedicated in-patient hospice
facility in Orange Cou~ty. More
than 250 gueMi. enjoyed
luncheon and fashions by
Neiman Mart u!>. Members
supporting the cause were
Susan Bridgford. Paige
Collins, Dana O'Toole, Lisa
to 7:30 p.m. at' Mother's Market,
225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. To
make reservations. call (800)
595-MOMS
JULY 16
·voor Mortg11ge end Money," a
free program on the process of
buying. selling or refinancing a
home, will run from 7 to 9 p.m. in
the Vincent Jorgensen Center
next to Mariners Branch Library.
Local author Randy Johnson will
be guest author, launching ·M eet
the Author; a series featuring
Orange County w riters. For more
information, call (949) 717-3816.
JULY 18
Newport Dunes Resort's •Movies
on the Beach" series offers
·Newsies" starting at dusk on the
Newport sand. Parking costs $8
per car. Campfires will also be
available for s'mores. The resort
is at 1131 Bade Bay Drive. For
more information, call (949)
729-DUNE.
JULY 19 '-
Newcomers to ltl• digital
universe are invited to "Tools and
Tricks: Internet 101," a free
Internet woritshop. at 9 a.m. at
the Balboa branch of the Newport
Beach Public Library. For more
information, call (949) 717-3816.
"DiYo~: A New Beginning; a
workshop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced, is
offered from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
at 180 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. The cost is $40.
For more information, call (949)
644-M35.
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THERE'S NO PLACE
LIKE HOME.
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RazJn, Susan Reynolds and
Margtuita Solazzo. to name
only a few.
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In other CHOC: 11ew•,, a VIP
opening recep1ion at Fashion
b land introducing a new Slore
called Aaby!>tylc hrought out
the local crowd to check out
Newport Dunes Resort's ·MoVies
on the Beach" series offers •The
Sword and the Stone· starting at
dusk on the Newport sand.
Pariting costs $8 per car.
Campfires will also be available
for s'mores. The resort is at 1131
Bade Bay Drive. For more
information, call (949) 729-0UNE.
JULY 23
A free Mminar and book signing,
•Asian Longevity Secrets: will be
offered by au1hor Ping Wu from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at M other's Market,
225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. To
make reservations, call (800)
595-M OMS.
JULY 24
The Newport Beech Chamber of
Commerce's Newport Sunset
Networiting Mixer will be held
aboard the Empress yacht of
Pacific Avalon Yacht Charters,
3404 Via Oporto No. 103, Newport
Beach. The dodcside event from 5
to 7 p.m. will include hors
d'oeuvres and a no-host bar. The
mixer is free for members.
Potential members pay $10. For
more information, call (949)
729-4400.
JULY 25
Newport Dunes Resort's •Movies
on the Beach" series offers
"Remember the Titans" starting
at dusk on the Newport sand.
Parking costs $8 per car.
Campfires will also be available
for s'mores. The resort is at 1131
Bade Bay Drive. For more
inform ation, call (9491
729·0 UNE.
the good~ and help CHO vta • ..
fund., raised for the receplion:'
The new slore debuted in the
Carousel Court at the Newpon •
shopping destina1io11 featuring
infant apparel and producls ~
galore. ..,
• ,,,
•THE CROWD appears Thursdays ..
and Saturdays. !-
1• , ..
1: JULY 26 ...
Newport Dunes Resort's
"Movies on the Beach· series
offers •Alice in Wonderland"
starting at dusk on the Newport ..
sand. Partung costs $8 per car. ,.
"" Campfires will also be available " for s'mores. The resort ia at 1131 .,,
Bade Bey Drive. For more ,,.
information, call (949) 729-DUNE. ":
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JULY 27 ' .. The Commodores Club of the t
Newport Beach Chamber of ..
Commerce is proud to host the
68th annual Flight of the Lasers ~
at 1 p.m. at the Newport Harbor •
Yacht Club, 720 West Bay Ave.,
Newport Beach. Join Laser
enthusiasts of all ages as you
sail to win prizes like best
costume, best decorated boat, ..
first parent/child team, and first
married couple. For more
information, call (949) 673-7730. • ..
JULY 30 ..
A free seminar, "Pet Nutrition
Pawsibilities," will be offered by
Coco's Canine Cuisine from 6:30
fo 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market,
225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. To
make reservations. call (800)
595-M OMS. • '· ONGOING
VokantMr drivers are needed to'
help deliver nutritiously
prepared meals to homebound. •
frail or elderly clients Incapable
of shopping or cooking for
themselves through •Mobile
Meals," sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Cell (949) 645-8050 for '
more Information.
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6'jo)! a delic io&.49 ~I
featu.-ing o""" slow t'aasted
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"That's what made
it fun."
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Bob Shupp, Costa Mesa High
aQUatics coach
Daily Pilot
Rich.rd Dunn
Daity·Pilot
C osta Mesa High aquatics
coach and longtime water
polo guru Bob Shupp is
about to trade one
Mustang for another.
Shupp. you see, is packing it up
after this oomlng school year,
ending a long and Wustrious prep
coaching career second to none in
the world of water polo and
swimming-boys and gj.rls -
wbi1e extending a two·year
commitment to C.Ost.a Mesa to a
third season beglnn.lng in the fall,
when Costa Mesa's crack boys water
polo team prepares to tackle the
Golden West Leque and battle for.
aF Southern Secdon laurels.
Shupp WU Colfa Mae's boys
water polo coach from 19Tl
through '85, when the Multanp
,,. played bf8·1Chool powen Jib
• Ntwpon Harbor, c.ora.. del Mar. El
1bro. Long Beldl Wlleon Ind Sunny
Hiiia ~a replllr buia and often
tlniahed a reapectable Mc:ond to
~or C.dM ID the Sea View
J..-cue. "1bat'a what ..... it rim.. Slid
Shupp. who rednld ... dme lifter
the '85 lealOD ID ..... ocber
• lnt.enllCI. 1'¥o,,.,. .. Colla ....
~bfllllll!lqisJtoc:ome &.:k. He did. .. unlJ undlr ..
c:oMtdoOI. hl DO time, the Mulliu1i
boys awtrnnqend pulo p{opiiil&;
Spot1I Editor Richard Dunn: (949) 574-4223 • Spcwts Fu: (949) 650-0170 Saturday, My 5, 2003 11
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Costa Mesa High aquatics coach Bob Shupp is retiring
after the 2003-04 school year and moving to a Montana ranch
KENT TREPTOW I DM.Y Pl.OT
Costa Mesa Hich aquatics coach Bob Shupp will continue to keep the Mustang in him in Montana.
11 well u girls swimming. climbed
to tbe top. Both swim teams
capClll'ed league dtles this year. .
Mlulwhile, Shupp'• f,amily ls 00
the ....., on the trail to Montana
to IM In a ICLmning 150-aae .mtnc rllldl oUllide ol Duby
(ne.ar the Idaho border) with
ownership of pans of the Bttterroot
River IDd Fem Qeek in the
Bitterroot~ (1be name
Bitterroot c:Omes from a ftower
lndigmoul to the area with a
bklllMMCb:~ root.)
The ranch Is in I ~ t\ded
away and hidden nicely to keep tbe
elements ln check. On da,a when
it's ~atWest ~It
can hit 60 degrees at the raDClb In
~em Montana. I
golden·wedw lpOt protealld ~
the edge of the Rocky Mounlain.s
and blessed with loads of running
water and some of the best. fly
fishing in the world. Hunting Ln the
forests around Darby and the ranch
is a huge attraction.
"The fly fishing here IS better
than the !nearby) Madison River."
said Shupp. who has pooled his
finances with many family
members and intmds to tum
cowboy after retiring as a Costa
Mesa teacher and coach.
Shupp. a handyman aroWld the
house, and his wife. Janet. a real
estare agent, have worbd hard and
invested wisety in real estate -and
now they're turning their dreams to
the great Big Sky C.Ountry. where the
ranch has been featured in
An:hitectural Digest and owned by
a Native American chJef.
Their home in Huntington Beach.
where Shµpp has lived since the
late 1970s. has been sold and they
plan to move to Montana later this
month. c.oach Shupp. bowcotC. wll
remain in Costa Meu b anotb«
year -livingin an Eutlide
apartment they own -md COICh
the Mustanp OD & fareMI UM&
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Local fleet awaits
, arrival of albacore
A s predicted by velerclll pack charters
skippers and deep sea and private
anglers it appears that the yachts when
traditional albacore season will live squid is
begin .on or just after the Fourth available and
of July holiday. Big sch ools of there have
longfin tuna are moving up along also been
the Baja coast and are now some pretty
within in one-day range of the respectable
San Diego based OeeL Newport croaker
Landing Sportfishing. counts posted
headquartered in Balboa, JIM by the Cat
scheduled the fast sportfisher NIEMIEC Special and
Ultra out lo the tuna groun~ Aggressor
and most lilely it will be joined running all day trips out of
by the Cat SpeoaJ operating out Ralboa's two landings.
of Davey's Locker. The speedy six Fishing in Newport Bay has
pack yachts of Bongos been very steady for sponed bay
Sportfishing Owters will be ba'iS weighing in the 2· to
ready when the alb1es move into 4·pound class. AJI the boating
channel Welters, hopefully by the activity LO the bay over this
middle of next week. holiday weekend could make
~1'1 6shlng remains very fishing a lot tougher for anglers.
good for a mixed bag of sand and Work the incoming and outgoing
calico bass. while Calalina Island is t:ides between doc.ks to tap the
producing good fishing for bay for the sponed bay bass bite.
banacuda and calico ba!.s. ·me lhe lures of choice are soft
bite has been excepuonal aJJ along 3-inch plastics, rigged on a
the beach with limiL'> caught daily Y•·ounce. jig head and the honest
by anglers fishing on board ~. y, color pattern is anchovy.
and twiligh t lrips. Ncwpon Local Orange County angler
Landing Sportfishing, 675-0550. Phil Arciero, Sr. spent 22 years
spoke\man Kyle Arown, repons fishing off his sportfuhers docked
that calicos and c;and ha.s.s are in Huntington Harbor and his
biting best on anch<Me. and years of experience on the Welter
plastie> with good catche. being might pay off big time for the
made aJJ the wJy from ""Ille Barn· avid angler. Arciero. along with a
up to the Humington Beach flats. group of friends. just returned
One hot spot noted by Brown was from Waterfall Resort, (800)
the reef known locally by cJcippers 544·5125, where they enjoyed
as "Newpon Pipe" where easy excellent fishing for Icing salmon.
linms of sandies ~ghmg up into big halibut and bottom fish.
the double dtg)ts ~been the rule An.iero entered the 15th Annual
for~ thilo past week. King Of Kings Salmon
Over at Catalina L'lland there ) Tournament and, a week. ago
are still \Orne good catches of Tuesday just an hour before he
white 'ieaba.s.'> hcmg caught by i.ix had to fly home, he hooked into
BRIEFLY
a 64.4 pound ld.ng salmon that
has h1m on top or the leader
board for the toumamenL
This outdoor writer was joined
by my wife TunJ for a visit to
WaterfiµJ Resort and passed
Ardero in Ooat planes as he
headed home and we were
arriving at one of Alaska's
premier fishing lodges. Even
though no other anglec has been
able to Lop Arciero's catch, fo
date. the fishing ~ exceptional
with the major runs of King.
pink. sockeye and chum salmon
still not at their peak.
Ay ln lodges in Alaska are
becoming very popular for
families look.mg to maximize
their time on the water while
enjoying the comfons of a well
staffed lodge. Our stay at
Waterfall wcu. exceptional for
quality fishing from comfortable
sportfishen.. Toni and I topped
off our all too shon of stay in
AJask.a with a couple of Ooats on
the legendary Kenai River rated
as one of the finest King salmon
fisheries in the world.
Headquarter.. for Ooats on the
Kenai River was at Great Alaska
Adventure Lodge. (800) 544-2261,
and thil> operalion provided
super on nver guiding. There are
striet limits on this King ~on
river that have resulted in giving
anglers an excdlent opportunity
to catch the f15h of a lifeume.
While drifting with outfitter Kent
John. rom toppt..od off an
awt"lOme moming of ~mon
fi<Jting by releCC>ing a 45-pound
"chromer" while rhis writer sent
a huge 49·pound hen back into
the river to conunue with her
'>pawning run up the Kenai River.
Velocity claims Pacific Cup
Rolle r hockey team scores fi ve
unanswe red goaJs to win state
titJ e in unde r-12 division.
Trailing. 3-0. at halftime. the CPH Velocity
roller hockey ieam. made up of players ages 12
and younger from Newport Beach. Costa Mesa
and Huntington Beach, scored five unanswered
goals to defeat Team Excalibur, 5·3. for the Pa·
cific Clip Roller He><;key slate championship on
Sunday in Anaheim.
Forward Evan Mc:Nemey ignited a five.goal
rally with a qu ick stri.lce a t the start of the second
period followed with a hat trick by Nick Dillion
and a goal from J.T. 1boDU1S for CPH. compel·
ing in the Squin M Elite Division. .
Brett Ol1nger displayed strong defense while
goalkeeper Brad At.ldmon sh ut down Excalibur
in th~ second half.
18ylor Aroruon. Dakota Eveland and Darin
Nowick contributed to the victory.
CPI-I Velocity, coached by DPe Calms and
Nick Dowling. travels to Detroit in August lo
compete in the MU Junior Olympics.
CdM Po ny tops Corona
• BASEBM.L: The Corona del Mar Pony All·
Stars defeated Corona. 11 ·4, to end the Cy·
TRAILS
press roumament with a 3· I record !)unday.
In addition to their 11 rum .. the CdM All·
Stars of 14-year-olds also depended on the
pitching of Tyler Brady. I le pitched a com·
plete-game and was named MVP of the game.
At the plate, Bla1ne Nielsen, Tom Thomas,
Cllrls Rosen and Bobby Manning delivered
rwo hits each for CdM, while Connor WhaJen,
Kelsey Cllue, David Wheatley and Brady also
collected key hits.
The CdM AJl·Stars will take on Back Bay ri·
val Newport Harbor in a bei.t-of·three series
July 9, I 0 and 11 if necessary. AJI games will be
at 5 p.m. at Eastbluff Park.
The following week, CdM will compete in
the national pony tournament in Whittier.
which starts July 17.
Stunkard finishes second
•SPEEDWAY: Costa Mesa res ident John
Stunkard fi nished second in the 12 l.ap Oassic
Saturday as part of the Speedway Motorcycle
Racing program at the Orange County Fair·
grounds.
Stunkard finished behind Rudy Laurer from
Gardena and ahead of Robert Fiesler from
Huntington Beach.
Scon Brant of Riverside won the 25 Lap
Oassic event.
increase the fast·twitch muscles
used in athletic movements.
Continued from B 1
"They say you should m ake an
apartment nJce enough to where
you'd want to live ln it. and that's
what I'm going to do." said
Shupp, who has owned and
managed a couple or
income·genenting apartment
complexes with his wife.
1iylng to afford the ranch ls a
challenge, but Shupp and his
wife felt sJmilarty in '79 when
they bought their Huntington
Beach borne, which Is within
walking distance to the beach al
Brookhurst Avenue. NOIN, it's a
goldmine.
The family intends to operate
the ranch by bosdng company
motivational retreats and
excwsions for hildng, hunting
and fishing.
Shupp, who coached at Santa
Ana High in the 1970s before
leaving for Costa Mesa In 1977. Is
. considered a coodftioning expert
and bald-noeed c:o.cb With a
"focus" plii.loeoph)!
Shupp launched an intense
conditioning program at Costa
Mesa along with former football
coach Myron Miller in the early
1990s that seemingly kick-started
an athletic boom at the school
during the decade, which
included Miller's Mustangs
reaching the CIP Division Vl1l
title game ln 1993, Costa Mesa's
first-ever trip to a section
championship game.
"We were teac:hlng plyometrics
before anybody even knew what
it was,· sakl Shupp. refen1ng to
the series of JwnWl& driDs to •
But Shupp and his expertise
are only around one more year,
then ltls off lo the sunset co ride
another Mustang.
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~No.1
Herbor View llO.S,
P9dflG Sends 398.5
JuM 28 ,.,ults
Boyt
1a Under .
25 free-1. Hoyt Crance, HV, 20.67;
2. Jadt Kerin1, PS, 22.68; 3. Cole
Martin, HV, 23.11; 4. Justin Hanson,
HV, 23.69; 5. Matthew McBride. PS,
27.30; 6. Noah Nelson, PS, 28.34
26 beclt-1. Rldcy Zak. HV, 23.84; 2
Colin Dougles1, PS, 30.40; 3. Hoyt
Crance, HV, 31.84; 4. Jusiin Hanson,
HV, 31.97; 5. Juon Kirk. PS, 35.94; 6.
Jadt Kerin•, PS, 36.75
25·brea1t .... 1. Ridty Zak, HV, 25.09;
2. Cameron Hook. HV, 29.40; 3.
Slephen Marcin. PS. 29.84; 4. Charlie
Coffman, HV, 35.60; 5. Noah Nelson,
PS, 35.118; 6. Jake McKinley, PS, 40 67
25 fly-1. Stephen Marcin, PS,
23.18; 2. Hoyt Crance, HV, 24.56; 3.
Cameron Hook. HV, 29.42; 4. Hugh
. Crance, HV, 30.65; 5. Justin Hanson,
HV, 30.80; 6. Jason Kirk, PS, 38.72 '
100 free relay-1. HV, 1 :27.17. (Ridty
Zak. Cameron Hook, Cole Martin,
Hoyt Crance); 2. PS, 1:34.37. (Jadc
Karina, Matthew McBride, Cohn
Douglass, Stephen Marcin); 3 HV
1:46.68, (Justin Hanson, Griffin
Hornby, Charlie Coffman, Hugh
Crance), 4. PS, 1.55.89; 5. HV, 1:56.63,
(Sam Silverman, Ashton Ja1on1e,
Matthew Clemens, Luke Wyatt); 6. PS,
2:38.15 •
100 medley relay-1. HV, 1 :41.53.
(Cameron Hook, R1dcy Zak, Cole
Martin. Hugh Crance). 2. PS, 2·03 62.
(Stephen Marcin, Noah Nelson,
Matthew McBride, Jade Kenns); 3. HV,
2:06.93, (Danny Giger, Max Helman,
Benny Brooks, Ashton Jaionie); 4. HV,
2:11.03, (Justin Hanson, Griffin
Hornby, Stephen Von Der Ahe,
Charlie Coffman), 5 PS. 2.18 60. 6
PS, 2:58.55
7-8
25 free-1. Jake Wyatt, HV, 14.86
(new record), Tommy Brooks, HV,
17.78; 3. Christopher Von Der Ahe, HV,
18.02; 4. Kyle Williams, PS, 19.68,
5.Logan Bechtold, PS, 19.99
50 free-1. Jake Wyatt, HV, 36 60; 2
Matthew Mills, PS. 39.16; 3. Tommy
Brooks, HV, 42 56 4. Christopher Von
Der A he, HV, 43.22; 5. Kyle Williams,
PS. 44.96; 6. Matthew McKinley. PS
45.73
25 back-1 Jake Wyatt. HV 20 52.
2. Luke Knight, PS, 23.22; 3. Kohl
Ebbinga. HV, 23.70, 4. Davis Case, HV,
24.07; 6. Matthew McKinley, PS,
24.56; 6. Joseph Menke, PS, 24.93
25 breast-l Reid Meckler, HV,
22 77, 2. ChnSlopher Von Der Ahe
HV, 22.85, 3 Luke Knight. PS, 23 22 4
Davis Case, HV, 23 23 5. Griffin
Camps, PS 28 53, 6 Moses
Hamberg, PS. 3760
25 fly-1. Ryan Griffin. HV, 19 61 2
Matthew Mills, PS< 20.18; 3 Reid
Meckler. HV, 21.17: 4 Tommy Brooks,
HV, 21.45; 5 Luke Sonne, PS. 26 7l 6
Joseph Menke, PS, 31.07
100 free relay-1, HV, 1 10 61 Inc""
record!. (Reid Meckler, Joshua
Giddings Christopher Von Der Ahe.
Jake WyanJ; 2. PS. 1 13 91. (Griffin
Camps, Luke Knight, Kyle Williams,
Manhew Mills). 3 HV, 1.16 94. (Kohl
Ebbinga, Kaden Ebbinga, Tyler
McPh1ll1ps, Tommy Brooks); 4 HV,
1 24 73,'(Jim Berry, Caswell Orr,
Addison Giddings Charlie
Rodoskyl 5 PS 1 28 25, 6 PS
1 38 21
100 medley relay 1 HV, 1 21 73.
(Jake Wyatt Reid Medtler Ryan
Griffin Joshua Giddings), 2 HV,
1 26 29, (Addison Giddings, Davis
Case, Kohl Ebb1nga, Tommy Brooks);
3 PS, 1 26 73, (Matthew McKinley,
Luke Knight. Manhew Mills, Griffin
Camps), 4. HV 1 32 45, (Timmy
Strader Christopher Von Der Ahe.
Caswell Orr Tyler M cPhllhpsl. 5 PS.
1 52 50, 6 PS 1 55 81
9-10
SOfree-1 Matt Berry, HV, 32 21, 2.
Michael Hauss, PS, 33 78; 3 Bruce
Bearer, HV, 35.17; 4. Spencer Haly,
HV, 36 82, 5 Kevin Johnson, PS.
35 90 6 Logan Miller Crew, PS, 36 08
SO back-I. Garrett Larson, HV,
36 63 lriew record); 2 Matt Berry, HV,
37 59 3. Logan Miller Crew, PS, 42 99
4 Tanner Trauthen, HV, 44 86, 5
Chapman Hamborg, PS, 52 65; 6
Jameson Shively, PS, 54 71
SO breast-1. Garrett Larson, HV,
40 10. 2, Chapman Hamborg, PS,
18.68, 3 Daniel Hohl, HV. 49.09, 4
Mason Case, HV, 49 13, 5 Brent
Bazzell, PS, 52 42. 6. Jameson
Shively PS, 54 09
25 fly-1 Ma,1e Carpenter, HV, 16.n .
2 Jeke Bandaruk, HV. 18 34, 3. Daniel
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Pictured below: Brian MecPhle
Hohl, HV, 18.52, 4. Kevm Johnson. PS
19.38, 5 Jllchin Hamberg, PS. 19 78. 6
Brent Bauell, PS, 23.52
100 IM -1. Matt Berry, HV, 1 :26 18.
2 Daniel Hohl. HV, 1:31.75, 3
Spencer Haly, HV, 1·36.37, 4 Michael
Hauss. PS. 1 36 71, 5 Jact11n
Hamborg. PS. 1 38.97, 6 William
Menke PS. 2 01 45
200 free relay-1 2 14 43, IGdrren
Larson. Bruce Bearer. Spencer Haly,
Man Berry). 2 PS. 2.39 26 (Jameson
Shively, William Menke. Michael
Hauss, Jech1n Hamberg), 3 PS,
2:42.93, I Logan Miller Crew. Mallhew
Ferretti, Brent Bauell Chapman
Hamberg); 4 HV 2 43 42 (Chip
Zucker, Sam Noe. N1dc Mathews
Daniel Hohll. 5 HV. 2 53 00. IJohn
Pridcen, Everett Sc:holey, Liam
Duddy, Jade Reed), 6 PS. 3 2725
100 medley relay-1.HV. 1.09 91,
(Matt Berry, Garren Larson, Emery
Molnar. Bruce Bearer); 2 HV, 1·1705,
(Brennan Anderson, Mason Case,
Daniel Hohl, Spencer Haly) 3 PS,
1 19 07. !Logan Miller Crew,
Chapman Hamborg Michael Hauss
Brent Bazzell) 4 HV, 1 20 73. (Max
Carpenter. Chip Zucker, Jake
Bandaruk. Derek Salvino), 5 PS,
"l :33 43; 6. PS, I :48. 17
11·12
SO free-1. David Gu1bord, HV,
30 48, 2 Kevin Cox, HV, 30.59 3
Anders Hamborg PS, 30 85 4
Ben1amin Noe, HV, 31.69. 5 Kevin
Coleman. PS. 33 69. 6. Trevor
Springman. PS. 35 93
50 bacl( -.1 David Gu1bord, HV
3727, 2 Ben1am1n Noe. HV, 40.03. 3
Eric Traver. PS. 41 65. 4. Trevor
McCourt. PS, 42 26; 5. Zak
Maurer Erickson. HV. 44.85. 6 Jacob
Shaver, PS 5113
SO breast-I Trevor Mccourt PS,
40 68. 2 Alec Wilson. HV, 41 34, 3
Tyler Haly, HV, 44 20. 4 Austin Allen
HV, 44 73, 5 Kace Sarvis, PS. 52 87. 6
Ben1am1n Tinsley, PS. 54.77
50 fly-1 Kevin Cox. HV. 33 83, 2
Anders Hamborg, PS, 3'4.49; 3. Ryan
Camps, PS, 39 58, 4. Beniamin Noe,
HV, 39 67. 5 Scott Frazier. HV, 39 89,
6 E11c Traver. PS,43.92
100 IM-1 Alec Wilson, HV,
1;21.33, 2 Scott Frazier. HV. 1.24 90,
3. tyler Haly, HV, Harbor View,
1 ·26.57. 4. Kevin Coleman, PS,
1 26.81; 5. Ryan Camps, PS, 1:28.17;
6. Trevor Springman, PS, 1:53.73
200 free relay-1. HV, 2:07.46,
(David Guibord, Alec Wilson, Tyler
Haly, Kevin Cox); 2. PS, 2:12.32, (Ryan
Campe, Trevor McCourt, Kevin
Coleman); 3. HV, 2:17.67, (Benjamin
Noe, David Welland, Bryce Ashton,
Scott Frallerl: 4. HV, 2:30.38, (Zak
Maurer-Eric:bon, Neal O'Hara, Derek
Salvino, Daniel Dlchiro); 6. PS, 2:45:70
200 medley relay-1. HV, 2:24.47.
(Alec Wil1on, David Guibord, Kevin
Cox, Tyler Haly); 2. PS, 2:31.32, (Enc
Traver, Trevor McCourt, Ander1
Hamborg, Ryan CamP1): 3. HV,
2:39.00 (Benjamin Noe, Au1tm Allen,
Scott Frazier, Teddy Bandaruk). 4. HV,
2:43.31(Zak Maurer·Ericbon,Patrick
Sc:hoenberg, Ryan Gladych, Daniel
Oichiro); 6. PS, 3:36.27
11-14
60 free-1. Adrian Niehenke, HV,
26.38; 2. Tom Money, HV, 28.47; 3.
Ryan Kant, HV, 28.80; 4. Shane
Gardrwir, PS, 30.42; 5. TravS. Cole~n.
PS, 32.00; 8. Cody Sarvi1.,PS, 34.29
60-bad!-t Ryan Hultman, HV,
32.68; 2. Shane Gardner, PS, 33.93; 3.
David Jotineon, PS, 41.75; 4. Cody
8arvi1, PS, 47.47
90 br9ellt-1. Adrian Nlel)enke, HV,
nee; 2. "Y8fl Kent. HV, 37.89; 3. Clay
"'-et!, HV. aM; 4. Gut Hambor;,
'9, a•; I . TrM ColeNn, PS, 42.17
IO fly ... 1. Ryen Hultman, HV, 31.88;
2. ~ ltent, HY, 32 ... 3. Brian
'9oDI, HY, 33. '9, 4, IMM Gardner,
PS. 34. tt, I. O.vld Johneon, PS,
38.58; e. Gut Html>ofO, PS, 38.60
lOO IM-l . Gut Hambor;, PS,
1:21.11; 2. De¥fd Johneon, PS, 1:28.911
ZOOfrM ~-1. HV.1:17.31,
(Aven HulaMn, City """911, T1mmy ...,....,
200· rn.dley relay-1. HV,
J ;Ol.04, '(9'yen Hultmer1, Cley
""'""· ftv•n l(ent. Tom Money); 2. · N , 2:21.71, lltlene Gar~r. Qua
Hembor9, Travle COltffn, Cody
leMll:,.. HV. 2:13.40, (n.vle ,.,._9!'f Anct'9W Nk*ef, lri.n
Clockwise from top left: Matt
Barry, 91 en route to his win in
the 1 Q(}yard individual medley;
record-breaking smiles from
Ashley Chandler, 15, and Jake
Wyatt, 8, of the Harbor View
swim team; siblings Margot
and John Money set team
records; Garrett Larson set a
record m the 9· 10 year old
50-yard backstroke.
Peotter, M ike Brus1c)
15·18
50 free-1 John Money, HV, 23 73
(new record), 2 Steve Wolfe, PS
24 24; 3. Josh Knight, PS, 24 57; 4
Ryan Traver. PS. 25 03, 5
Chnstopher Stodtstill. HV 25 08 6
Daniel N1ehenke HV 25 09
50 baclt-1 Bryan Buhag1ar HV
2707 !new record I 2 Steve Wolfe
PS, 29 18 3 Ryan Trdver PS 30 31
4 John Money. HV, 32 45. 5 Tyler
Kent, HV, 33 42
50 breast 1 Zach Ouehring PS.
29 89 (new record), Bryan Buhag1ar
HV, 30 27, 3 Christopher Crawford
HV 33 20 4 Kyle Sarria PS 33 SO S
Walker Russell HV 33 67 6 James
Lawrence. PS 52 05
SO fly-1. Josh Knight, PS, 26 74. 2
Zach Duehring 27 30 3 Rvan Traver
PS, 28 16
100 IM -1 John M oney, HV,
1 02 76, 2 Kyle Sarria. PS. 1 05 17
200 free relay-1 PS 1 56 22 !new
recordJ, <Zach Duehring Kvle Sama
Josh Knight, Steve Wolle1
200 medley relay-1 PS 1 48 73
(Steve Wolle, Zach Ouehring Josh
Knight Kyle Sarria! 2 HV, 1 51 70
(Bryan Buhag1ar, Walker Russell ,
John M oney. Christopher Crawford!,
3 HV. 2 03 45, INadeem Hakim Tyler
Kent, Ryan Casserly. Clmstopher
Stocks11111 •
Gir11
6-end·under
25 free -1 Katie Craig HV 19 69
2 Charlene Valentine. HV 20 56 3
Natalie May PS. 23 l3. 4 Kelley
King, HV, 25 77. 5 Sierra Williams
PS, 28.02, 6. Tessa Sarvis. PS, 33 63
25 back-1 Katie Craig. HV. 25 09
2. Emily Meckler, HV, 25 82, 3 Bianca
Mills, PS 2744 4 Kelley King, HV
31 09, 5 Sierra W1ll1ams. PS, 4181 6
Hayley O'Connor. PS, 4795
25 breas1-1 Emily Meckler HV
2728, 2 Bianca M ills, PS. 30 39. 3
Julia Hohl, HV, 30 85. 4 Kalle Craig,
HV, 31 07, 5 Hayley O'Connor. PS,
46.96; 6. Tessa Sarvis.PS, 58.11
25 fly-1. Emily MedUer. HV. 25.38, 2
Chariotte Valentine, HV, 27.52. 3 Natalte
May, PS, 29 73; 4 Kelley King. HV, 3104,
5 Olivia Desalvo, PS, 1'05.67
100 free relay -1 HV. 1 ·48.30.
(Meagan Gooding. Sidney Grace,
Taylor Ped1clni, Kelley King); 2. PS,
2:06.98, (Natalie May. Sierra Williams,
Olivia Desalvo, Bianca Mills); 3. HV,
2:15.91, (Kelly Owen, Kennedy
McGuinness, Stephanie McPhillips,
Gaby Orr ), 4. HV, 2 20.19, (Annie Reed,
Samantha Jones, Bridgett Storm,
Tasia Karas); 4 PS, 3:17.49
100 medley reley-1. HV, 1:40.81,
(Charlotte Valentine, Emily Medder,
Kelley King, Katie Craig); 2. HV,
1 :69.93, (Meagan Gooding, Sidney
Grace, Annie Reed, Taylor Pedicini);
3. PS, 2:16.93, (Bianca Mills, Hayley
O'Connor, Natalie May • Sierra
W1lham1). 4 PS. 3:10.73
7 ..
25 free-1 Julel Pouch, HV, 16.65; 2
Annie Alvarado, HV, 17.67, 3. Shannon
Griffin. HV, 18.17; 4. Erin Hudak. PS,
18.68; 5. Madl10n Hau ... PS, 19.09; 6.
Nicole St Laurent, PS, 19.41
50 free-1. Delaney Pouch, HV,
36.78; 2. Gaby Carpenter, HV, 43.36;
3. Cauidy Smith, HV, 46.48; 4. Halley
McBride, PS. 47.93; 6. Samantha
Goodman, PS, 60.37; 6. Megen
Coleman, PS, 53.87
25 bedt-1. Delaney Pouctt, HV,
19.71; 2. Ellan Narun, HV, 21.91; 3.
Annie Alvarado. HV, 22.03; 4. Erin
Hudak. PS, 22.87; 5. Megn Parker, PS,
27.00; 6. Hilley McBride, PS, 28.05
26 breeat-1. Delaney Pouch, HV,
21.25; 2. Monica Venturini, HV. 23.05;
3. Laul'9n Hoenecta. PS, 24.43; 4.
Shannon Griffin, HV, 24.82; 5. Nicole
St. Laurent. PS, 25.51 ; 8. Megan
Colemen, PS. 29.18
25 fty-1. Ju,.. Poue, HV, 18.81; 2.
Lauren Hoenedre, PS, 19.93; 3. &"9n
NaruM, HV, 20.24; Shanno" Gtlffln.
HV, 21.22; Mediaon Htuea, PS. 24.41;
&. S.mantha Qoodmen, I'S, 31.'7
100 free retey-1. HV, 1!12.10,
(Monica ~rinl, Geb¥ c.rp....,,
Julee '°'1dl, o.teney P'oud\I: 2. HV,
1:20.00, (Mldfaon Hely, ~e
Carpenttf, letley Alttton, Eli.n
NaNM); 2, I'S, 1:2U1; (Nicole St.
Leutent, Erin Huda Medllon Heuee.
lW Hoen ••ti;._ I'S, !21.11; I.
HV, 1 :3UO, (Vlctona Abboa. Alllt
~
Daily Pilot
Glover. Emily Klr1ch, Courtney
Wilson); 6. PS. 1 :35.86
100 medley ralay-1 HV, ~ :21.42,
(Sh1onon Griffin, Julee Pouch.
Monie• Venturini, Delaney Pouch); 2.
HV, 1:29.41, (Annie Alvarado, Ellen
Naruae, Madi1on Haly, Gaby
Carpenter); 3. PS, :137.87, (Erin
Hudaf(, lluren Hoenecke, Hailey
McBride, Madl1on Hau1~; 4. HV,
1:40.86, (Emily Turner, M1ckenz1e
Carpenter, Kristen Riner, Cassidy
SmithJ, 5 PS, 1 :49 43, 6 PS. 2.05. 73
9-10 so free-1. Margot Money. HV,
31.88; 2. Sarah Craig, HV, 33 29. 3.
Karlee Hodgman, PS, 33.69; 4.
Stephanie Seaman, HV. 36 44; 5.
Nicole Kiralla, PS, 39.60, 6 Rachael
Wojtyna, PS, 42. 19
50 back-1 Niki Zak, HV, 4121: 2.
Anna Venturini. HV, 42 22. 3 Karlee
Hodgman. PS, 45 37. 4 Valerie
Martin, HV, 46 28, 5. Nlcole K1ralla,
PS, 48.85; 6. Haley Springman. PS,
5938 so breast -1. Victoria Gabert, HV,
43 27; 2 Kathryn Conner, HV, 44.37 .
3 Anna Venturini, HV, 45 12; 4
Stephanie May, PS, S0.18; 5
Alexandra Goodman, PS, 56.06; 6
Dylan Barmore-Hughes, PS, 56.29
25 fly-1. Margot Money, HV, 14 89
(new record I, 2 Alexandra Goodman.
PS, 1717, 3. Kathryn Conner, HV.
1794; 4. Laura Marcin, PS, 18.02, 5
V1C1011a Gabert, HV, 18 46: 6. Dylan
Barmore·Hughes, PS,21.17
100 IM-1 Margot Money, HV,
1·27 69; 2 Kathryn Conner HV,
1 :30 79 3. Victoria Gabert, HV
1 35 43; 4. Laura Marcin. PS. 1 35 69
5 Stephanie May, PS, 1 42 56, 6
Natalie McNeely, PS. 2 03 73
200 free relay-1 PS, 2 23 80,
(laura Marcin. Alexandra Goodman,
Stephanie May, Karlee Hodgman); 2
HV, 2 31 61, !Stephanie Seaman.
iolhson Garren, Anna Venturini. N1k1
£ak) 3 PS, 2 51 86 (Nicole Kiralla.
Carlie Dunk. Rachael Wo1tyna. Dylan
Barmore-Hughes). 4 PS. 3 19.89;
100 medley relay-1 HV 1 09 97,
(Sarah Craig, Victoria Gabert, Margot
M oney, Kathryn Conner!, 2 HV.
1·14 26, (Anna Venturini, N1k1 za{.
Amanda Parrill. Allison Garrett). 3
PS. 1·1727, (Karlee Hodgman
Stephanie May, Laura M arcin.
Alexandra Goodman1. 4 PS 1 29 17
11·12
50 free-l Heather Van H1el, HV
28 27. 2 K1ers11n Coleson, PS 28 77
3 Kate Berry, HV. 31 32, 4 Kelh
Feeley, HV, 31. 77. 5. Catherine
Vasquei, PS, 33 63. 6 Corynne
McMullin. PS, 3759
~ back-1 Heather Van H1el, HV
3~7 2 Chelsea Giger HV 3707 3
M1c.hetle Zucl<er HV 37 84 4
Catherine V<1sque1 PS 43 33 S
Corynne M cMull1n PS 44 65
50 brltast-1 M!lltssa Hohl HV
39 37, 2 K1erst1n Coleson. PS 39 88,
3 Hedther Van H1Ell. HV. 40 01, 4 Kate
Bi.,ry HV 41 37. 5 Mogan Du eh ring
PS 44 51 6 Stephanie Walrer. PS
47 76
SO fly-1 Jenna Shively PS 34 29
2 Chelsea G•ger HV 34 57 3 Melissa
Hohl HV. 36 04 Kelh Feeley HV 36 60
5 Stephanie Walter PS. 4793
100 IM-1 Kate Berry, HV. 1 1783.
2 Melissa Hohl, HV, 1 18 29 3 Jenna
Shively, PS. 1 24.09, 4 Megan
Duehring. PS, 1'25 89, 5 Kathryn
McKennon HV 1 2706 6 Lauren
Bazzell. PS. 1 29 53
200 free relay-1 HV 2 06 87.
(Michelle Zucker McKenna Caskey
Chelsea Giger Kelh Feeley) 2 PS
2 16 01 (Jenna Shively, Lauren
Bauell. Catherine Vasquez, Corynne
McMulhnl. 3 HV, 2 22 04, (Elise
Molnar. Annie King, Blake Gardner,
Karhryn McKennonl. 4 PS, 2.44 49
200 medley relay -1 HV, 2 19 19
IKell1 Feeley Heather Van H1el, Kate
Berry Chelsea G1ger1. 2 HV, 2 24 73
IM1chelle Zucker Elise Molnar,
Melissa Hohl. Allison Peotterl 3 PS
2 24 87, (Lauren Bazzell. Megan
Duehrtng. Jenna Shively, K1erstin
Colesenl. 4 HV, 2.38 53, !Annie King
Brinany Rovzar, Blake Gardner,
McKenna Caskey). 5 PS. 3 04 27
13·14
SO free-1 Can Levine HV, 28 80; 2
Sarah Hutchison. HV, 29.53 3 Briana
Galloway. HV, 29 63, 4 Courtney Lynn.
PS. J0.00; 5 Brianna Noble, PS, 33 50.
6. Cindy Waters, PS, 33 n
50 back-1. Monica Olson. PS.
42.67; 2 Annika Tinsley. PS. 46 92; 3
Cindy Waters, PS, 52 61
SO breast -1 Holly Van H1el. HV,
38 23, 2 Jessie Knight, PS, 38.76, 3
Briana Galloway, HV, 39 29, 4 Kelly
Sama, PS, 44.28
SO fly-1. Katie lndv1k, HV, 29.98.
2.Sarah Hutchison, HV, 32.75; 3 Cari
Lavine, HV, 33.50, 4. Keely Miller
Crew, PS, 35.17; 5. Courtney Lynn,
PS, 35.59; 6. Kelly Sarria, PS, 37.67
100 IM -1 Kalle lndv1k, HV,
1.07.92. 2 Holly Van Hiel, HV, 1:13.81,
3 Briana Galloway, HV, 1 14.32; 4
Jessie Knight, PS, 1. 15.46; 5 Keely
Miller Crew, PS, 1 19.09; 6. M onica
Olson, PS, 1 :28.77 •
200 free relay-1. PS. 2:05.38,
(Monica Olson. Jen1e Knight,
Courtney Lynn, Keely Miller Crew)
200 medley reley-1. HV, 2:08.84,
(Cari Levine. Holly Van Hlel, Katie
lndVill. Sarah Hutchlaon); 2 PS,
2·24 19, (Brianna Noble. Jessie Knight
Kaely M iller Crew, Courtney ~nnl; 3.
PS, 2:63.81, (Monica OllOn, Ctndy
Waters. Kelly Sania, Annika Tinsley)
15-11
50 free-1. Ashley Chandler, HV,
26.86 (new record); 2. Chriatlna
Hewl(o, HV, 26.67; 3. Mk:hMla Milter
Crew, PS, 27.17; 4. Rachelle Rodger1.
PS, 29.30; 5. Kathryn Biider, HV,
29.43; 6. Kim Abbaeela. PS, 29.49
60 badc-1. Katie lndvik. HV, 32.37;
2. Holly Van Hlel, HV, 36.69; 3.
Maggie NellOn, HV. 40.03
60 breast-1. Anna Schroeder, HV,
36.63; 2. Briana Springer. PS, 38.67;
· 3. Amanda Schiffert. PS, 40.07; 4.
Whitney C..by, HV, 40.97; Maggie
Nel10n, HV. 44. 73 eo ny-1. Aat\leY Chlndi.r, HV1
28.43 (new record); 2. Anne
Sc:tlroader. HV, 32. 19; 3. Amaoda
Sc:haffert. PS, 32.49: 4. Whlenay
Ctakey, HV, 32.72; 5. Briana Springer,
PS.34.89
100 IN-\. Whitney c.tey, HV.
1~224 2. Meggie~ HV, 1:2U8:
S. lellV o.rdnlr, HY. 1 :31A7
200 ~ retey-1. '2:10.01, ,,..... Amotd. ....... ftodgert.
Amandi~. Kim Abblede); 2.
HV, 2: 10.01, (Whitney Caekey,
ChrledM Hewlco, Amy Zucbr,
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D!i1y Pilot
llfll.... 2l40 llpl Notica 2MO Lapl NotlCll
MUC~ cm Of llWNIT llAOI ,., .... ser...
TrASW,
NOTrc~l~RCBY
GIVEN th1( the Pl1nn1n1
Comm1n1on of the City
of Newp0rt Buch w1tl
hold • public hur Ina on
lh• 1ppllcatton of Rk:h
1td M.erlln, 1ulho11zed
11enl IOI the property
owner, Onis P1rlner'
UC. for T r1tf1c Study
No 2003·002 1nd Mod
tflc1t102'erm1t No 2003
064 on propeflr lo~1led
11 1401 Oo•e Sir ot The
properly is loc1led on
lht Newport PIHe
Pl1nn1d Community (PC
l l ).
RtQuesl for a 1 raffle
Sludr '" order lo con
struct • two story office
bu1idln1 cons1\lon11 of
1pproa 1m1tely 26.1 SS
SQUlll feel 1 ha r eQuesl
mcludn a Mod1l1callon
Permit lo authori1e a
ttducllon on the parkm11
requirement The PH•1ect
was oro11na6jy appro•ed
1n 1998 but 'has t•pired
thereby requ111na a
rupphc1t1on •I this
time
A M•heated Ne~•l••e
Decl111t1on wu ~P
proved for the pro~cl
in con1uncllon •r1lh lht
General Pl•n Amend
ment, Mod1f1cal1on Per
mot and Tr•tltt Study
appro .. d on 1998 The
p101ecl hu not chanaed
i nd a d1term1n111on hn .... ., ---
b"n m1de that the ~--•""
•n•ironm1nt1I •rwtys1s CITYOf~IQOI
and M1t111t1d Nt&•ll•e 11-...1 ...... ,..-._ Ot clarahon will ser•e u .....,.., __
the tn•11onmen111 doc (PA2002-221)
umenl1l1on fur this NOTIC( IS HERE BY
1ppl1uhon GIVEN that the Pl1nn1na
NO llCC IS HC RC BY Comm1n1on of the City
fURlHCR GIVEN Iha! of Newport Buch will
S11d put>h< h .. rma will hold a public hu11n1 on
be held on July 17 2003. the 1pphut1on of RHL
al lhe hour of 6 30 p m Dn11n Group Inc on
•n lhe Council Cll<imber\ behalf of Newport Auto
uf the Newport Bea<h C • r s L L C f u,
City Hill 3300 Ntwpofl llmencln•enl Nu I to Use
Boultvard Newport Permtl No 3660 on
Bt1Ch C•hlorm. •I properly loc•led di 445
wh1th ltnoe and plate [ut Cont Ht&hw.ty Jhe
.tny •nd •It per \vn~ propt r ty 1\ located 1n
trtteruted may •PP•ar the RSC 01\trtll ~nd be hurd therecm II Re q u t \I Io r d n
yuu t halle1110 !11" •mended Use Pern11t tu
pro1tl1 m trJurt. vuu dllow d 2.496 •quare
m&y be llmoled to ral\1ne tool e>pansinn nf an
cinly thuse 15\Ut\ you or u15t1n1 l.'>04 square
someone elu raised al toot ules of11ce1stora11e
t he 1>ubl1t he•r 1011 bu1ld•ng \4,000 sQuue
de\c111>ed in this notite let] total) fur use as •
or 1n w11t1e n cnrre •vtomobole showruum
spondente dehvtred to •nd • b 302 square toot
lhe City al or p111,r to aad1ll<Jn t" an '"''"'II
the public hearone r <ll aulomubtle repaor and
1nform•llun t all 19491 s01v11.e bu1ld1n11 Al an
644 3200 ••l\l•n11 automobile
'•tty Temple, (x-dP•ler>lt11>
o fficio Souotory , This 11ro1tct h•s been
''-"l"t Commlnlon, rt.it wed .tnd •t hu
City of Newport loat h. betn d•lerm1ntd thal II
NOH: Tht e.penst of •s • •tegomdlly eaempt
this noltu: 1\ P••d h f.Im under th~ , .. quuemenh
• f1lm11 IH <"ll•dtt1 I of lht Caltlornt• Env1
lrum lh• apph<dl•I "'nn1entJI Qu•hly All
Publ•\h~t1 N'"I 1 I under llH\ I 1[.,\ltni! B••tl• 1 •>\Id M"a t d•ly ta. ,r 1 .• ,,
P1tollul1 S 200J \,,~4S NUlll,I IS ~CR[BY
IURIBlR GIVl N that
\a•d vu blot hear '"ll will
be held "" July 17 200J
PoliC'Y .
•t t he hour of 6 .30 p m
rn the Council Ch1mb1n
of the Hewpof! Buch
City liill 3300 N1wp0tt
Boultv&rd Newport
Such C•l1torn11 11
which lime •nd pine
any 1nd all P''""°"'
1nternled m•Y •PPH '
and be h11rd thereon If
you t h•llenae this
pro1tct 1n court, you
m1y be l1m1ted to rais1t11
only those 1nues you or
someone else r111sad JI
t he public he•nna
duc11bed '" lhl\ notice or 1n w11t11n corre
)po11denc e deltve11d to
the City at or p1101 to
lh•' pub ht hurona r or
mfor m1t1on till I 949)
6-4.4 3200. '"''if'• l. Te ... , •• , b -Offlclo Socretary,
"•-Int Commlulon,
City of Nowport looch.
lfOTlt The u pen\e ul
lh1~ nollc.e " paid fr um
a fol ma fee colle' led
fr om th~ applicant
NOU1 The upen\t uf
this notice 1s p11d fr om
• ftl1n11 ltt <ull<t trd
lrom the •PPl••anl
Publl\htd Newport
Buch Co\ta Mtu Da•ly
Polol luly '> ? J ~a444
PlAll9fG COMMISSION
PlMDltG AGENDA
-"'Y 17' 2003
l SUBJECT lm1 dttd
Jat•11t Oudd t PA20Ch
0/11 ?'>4 POIJPY A.~n1i.
SUMMARY kequ•\I t
nlabll\h crad• pur\uanl
to Section 70 6!i O ~O B I
••
for the remodel of an
•• 1S1tna s•nal• family
ru1dence loc11td on
C0tona del M11 !he
•PPh<•nl propou s to
•dd o1 \ltund slor y •nd
root dtd• to the ea1shni
resu$ence
AP Pl !CATION Site
Pl1n Review No 2003·
002 • ? SUBllCl RHI Oe
111n Group In• Alln
l•t11 T1db1ll U S E
Co.st Hwt
SUMMARY R~quut tor
an •mended U\e Permit
lo allow a ? 496 \Quare
lout e1 µdn\1on of o1n
t >1\lrna I S04 squar•
luol \di~\ 01f1<elslor •a•
bu1ld111~ ( 4 000 square
feel loldl for u\e n an
avtomubole showroom
dnd " 6 307 square foot
add1lm11 to on e• 1st1na
aulonooL1le r•pau and
s~rv1<~ bu1ldona af an
t11')t111f! automobile
de•ler,h1p
Af'PI If' A lllJN Amend
m•nt Nr, I lo Uu
f>trm1t No 3660
J SUBJECT Richard
Marlm •vthortttd aeent
''" the properly owner
U.iv" P•rln er \ llC
140 I Ouvt Street
<.IJMMARY f1aff1c
.. tud1 fur o new lwo
story ollt<l' bu1ldon11
Id pro• l 6122 SQ
feel J
Af'f'l ltA 1 ION T raff1<
Stud~No ISl'OOl ~
4 suBJCtl CITY or
NE WPORl BEACH
HOUSING CLE M[Nl
SUMMARY In att0r
dance with the St1t1 of
C1hforn11 General Plan
&nd Zon1na l.tw• the
Coty of Newpo•I Buch
hes prepared 1 01111
Housmc Clement lhe
Clement I\ •n u"d1te
and nforn"t of the
u1st1n1 Hous,.11 [lement
and 1n1.ludt' updal•d
Reaional Hous1na Nuds
Aunsment f1aurn as
mandated by law
APPLICATION Gener&I
Pl•n Amtndme11t GP /0())
04 (PA200J-IOJJ •nd
Ne1111ve Oe,1a111ton
Published NtWP•ll I
Beach Cost& Mn4 D•oly
Pilot July 5, 200J S•44f,
ll'lt ell persons inter
esled in this m•ll•r sh•ll
1ppur b1f0t • lhl\ tour t
•t 1ne hu rina 1nd1ut9'l
below to snow uuse rf
•n~ why the pelthon fl>f
t h•n&t of n•m• snc.ulo
nol be 11• 1nttid
NOllCl 01 HI ARING
Datt 81'> OJ lime 1 00
pm D•PI l 1 J
1 l>e •ddrtu ot the LOOI t
1s ume •s noted above
I A '""f uf lhl\ Order lu Shuw uust shall be
JJubh\lleO at lu•t on't
e•< 11 weO tor lour
iuc~t\\1vtt wtt"k\ ptwr
t" the dat~ set tor
hl di rn~ un tht µet1t1un
1n tl1t! fo llow1na nl"w\
SUP£llOa (ootl Of P•ptr ul ~'"''•I "" u tlllltlMIU l1t1c>t1 tirtnlffd on lh" ~,.,.,_, I ''>uni 1 01 .inae C.ounty COUNTY Of Or111'9' Oaoly f'1lot u1 •'--0ty1U.· u1 •"-Doi•• JUN( 26, 2003
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City Drtvt, Or ... , CA I su~r~~~~~~~T t2168,~Cowt
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FOi CHANGE Of Nill(
OIDO TO SHOW CAW FOi
OWtGl Of MAME
Wl llUlla: A2lt90S
TO All INTERESHu
PERSONS
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Anthony ShammAh lott1
a pet11ton with lht\ "'"'I
for d dtc•t•· \.htJO~ IOL
n•me) •• lull11 N\ M•r ~
Anlf1on1 Sh•rttr>•••· "' Mar~ Anlllc.ny w.,d
Aguilar
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ence. iom1ht1on or
dlscr1m1n1t1on based on
race. color, reha•on, sea
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condo, 3 levels. Ip dbl
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grnbell Comm pool
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3852 Blackthorn. fr p'h
paint in & out new ~ppls
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VALUE. O•E MORE THlllll THAT
SHOULD•'T BE OPTIOllAL.
When you compare "apples to apples". it becomes clear that the 2003 Freelander S ,., not o nl) the mmt
capable s mall-midsized SUV. but the be-.t value a-. "'e ll. But don't take our \.\Ord for 11. Takt> a loo!.. jl
the following charl which <>hould make your buying decision just a linle bll easier
M SRP
V6 Engine
4 -Speed Automatic transmission
Air Conditioner • Power Package
4 -Wheel Anti lock Brakes
Full-time all wheel drive
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$25.600
You got 11 ~tandard. they don't!
5-Speed Automatic! Even Better!
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Safety 1s never comprimised.
lt'c; a Land Ro\ er. i~n't it?
Of course. It's not 1985 anymore'
2003 Jeep Liberty
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Opuonal -$850
OpuonaJ -$825
OptionaJ -S:?.325
OptionaJ -$6(X)
OptionaJ -$395
Optional -S 125
2003 Land Rover Freelander S Traction Control Electronic -we wouldn't go off-road w11hou1 11 OptionaJ -$765*•
Vehicle Security System You can count nn 11. Optional -$520
LEASE FOR OR BUY WITH 16" Alloy Wheels Cool Optional -S3 I 0
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CERTIAED 39761426094
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VS. Sunroofs. leather
CERTIFIE04134fl44585
'20,995
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CiRTIFIED 41821429562
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lndependt!nl Rear Suspens ion Standard Not 8\ a1llhlc
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Rus t Warranty 6 year-./unhm11ed miles 5 years/100.000 mile'
Adjusted M SRP 125,600 ,-$27 ,045
Thia compartaon la p<"eaented as a guide to aaalst you in selecting an SUV. An e><act equivalent vehic le •• not possible.
All vehicle Information has been dertved fTom www.jeep.com, www.landrover.com & www.edmonda.com. Pnc.a
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