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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 2003
ACLU sues city .on behalf of march
Restrictions set by Costa Mesa City Council on Dyke
March taking place later this month are
'uncon stitutiona l,' civil liberties gro up says.
the conditions. The ciry dropped one
condition and changed another one to
give the group more privacy.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
the ciry "unreasonable" and "unconsti-
tutional" and criticizing the entire per-
mit process.
But that wasn't enough to appease the
organizers. who say they have rut sig-
nificant roadblocks in the discussions.
With the march a little more than a
week away. they felt their civil rights and
right to march unencumbered were at
stake, they said.
down to 2 I conditions now, and we
consider that to be burdensome and
oppressive,· said Tlicia Aynes, director
of communications for the Gay and Les-
bian Center of Orange Counry. which
funds the march.
Acting Ci ry Arry. Tom Wood said he
hadn't received a copy of the lawsuit yet.
but had tallced to an attorney re-
presenting the organizers.
COSTA MESA -The American Civil
Ubenies Union fil ed suit against the ciry
on Thursday on behalf of organfaers of
the Orange Counry Dyke March, calling
demonstration requirements set up by
. The march is slated to take place Aug.
16, with a rally at noon before the
march at 5 p.m.
Organizers have been negotiating
with ciry officials for two months to ease
"!The ciry) just kept wanting more
time and they'll make tiny conc~ions.
but the overall tenor of it i.s that il's
·rm disappointed they felt the need
to '>Ue the ciry." Wood said. ·1 kn ow ~taff
was working very consc1entiousJy to try
KENT TREPTOW I OAll.Y PlOT
M1m1 Sharon Stem 1s one senior who has decided to cycle her way around her neighborhood rather than drive.
Putting it to the pedal
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
M irni Sharon Stem is
blazing her own uail
on an electric blue
tricycle with a large
white basket on the back. Her
small frame sits delicately on the
extra large seat and she smiles as
she pedals through
Newport-Mesa.
Westcliff resident Mimi Sharon Stein had
neve r driven a car a nd needed a way to get
about town whe n her husband died
She has a set routine. Tuesday
and Thursday, she rides the trike
around her Westcllff
ndgh.borhood, and on Saturday,
she ventures farther for her
weekly trip to Mother's Market.
HI Like to eat healthy, you
know," Stein said.
Her healthy lifestyle accounts
for her amazing energy
considering her age -wruch is.
what?
·1 am a senior," Stein said. "I
never tell anyone how old I am
because they won't believe what I
am doing."
Her neighbor. Marie Romano,
gave her up, though.
THINKING ALLOWED
"She is the cutest Little old
lady," Romano said. "I know she
must be in her 80s and she can't ........ uiave.
Instead of maneuvering two
tons of steel on four wheels
around her hometown of 32
years. Stein prefers to feel the
breeze hit her face and the sun
shine on her shoulders.
Unlike other seniors who have
difficulty admitting when they
Marines daughter won't see that 0. C.
L lttle Michaela Spence
ls an angd. A chubby
Unle blbf wtth the
pinkelt c;heeb you have
ever seen. o.ddy~ little girt.
Marine Staff Sgt. Cass
Spence, who bas been the
topic or MYet'll Daily Pilot
.... Md columns, aaJd
Im~ tittle daughter wm newr be 01voJved in
that kind of stuff.
·Not just no. but hell no,"
Cass said about the
po91ibWty of his daughter
Fut forward 16 years to
the night after a charity
fuhJon ehow, when ehe and
her friends steal alcohol
from their parents and
throw a wUd. ~party at
• friend~ beech ho~.
Sound famfUm1
1 'OIJt'A getting half naked at some
"' " beldt party, down1ng more
"'1/tlcome to che O.C.
HARPER than• r.w vodka coc:b.a.
and hlvtna. dveetome In
the badwom-... IOlne of the
.._. ~ Belc:b leerll were lapillh91" -a line from the ina'9ftl epl9ode of Iba Pa& necwolk
abow "The o.c •• whkb .. ..:r-1
ID tab pllce In~
I
~ID die newlV drama.
C-.•~
sttaight-talklog.
don't-tab-no-bull-from-nobody
kind of guy. said S.tan wiD be having
a soowb&O a.tit before Mkbaela gm
caught up lo dULt. Old I mention
CUI WU a Marine, trained in
combet and MlpOIJI tK:ticl? Yeah.
You think be fcqbt bard during b1s
tour In tr.qr Jult wait until aome
poor tebmuck a1ee to drop Mid\ae.la
off on the doorstep, Plleed oul (Yes,
anodw m hm "-ep.ode ol
"1.beO.C..,
But~Wbioikl .. Wrlhll't~
~ .......... ,...1n
~ ............. Piel old
can no longer drive. the Newpon
Beach resident said it wasn·t hard
to give up her car keys.
"My husband never let me
drive," she said.
Stein is a walker. she saJd, and
has always had her husband and
great friends to get her around
town. A!. time wore on and her
husband's health failed. Stein
turned to wallcing.
Her husband was hospitalized
with pneumonia and died in
March. Stein said. Not long after,
Stein had hip surgery. Although
she recovered beautifully, she
See PEDAL, Pase M
Daily Pilot
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WEATHER
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about.
S.PlpA2.
SPORTS
and resolve the dlfferencf'S that became
apparent during the penrut proce~s I
thought we'd done that.·
The goaJ of the march is to promote
visibiliry, empowem1ent and equa.llry
for lesb ian, b1.,exual and transgender
women in the county, according tu the
lawsuit.
The law~ull claim'> that lhe ciry's per
mit proce~ gives officials too much d1'>-
cretion to determine lhe penrut cond1
See MARCH, Pa&e M
Vendors
v ow t o
fi gh t
longer fair
Market Place regulars say
selling at the Orange
Co unty Fa ir didn't make up
for a missed weekend .
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
FAIRGROU"\O~ -~me OrclilF(t:
Counry Market Plale vendors \\ho optt-d
to sell thetr wares at the fair to compen
sate for a lost weekend or lhe swap meet
say they lo!>t money in the endeavor
"It W1i!I a complete Oop. '><lid Rick Horn.
whose company. ~uthwest Design -.ell'>
furniture. "We even lowered our pnce<.
20% on th~ last weekend to try to generatt'
some busmes.s. Hon~tly. I didn't wlJ c.1.m
fumi ture at alJ."
The fair board offered spots to vt'ndor.
at the fau after ll decided to expand tht'
fair an extra weekend to accommodJtt'
crowded cond1uons. OnJv 85 of tht• 900
vendors. less than 10%. took them up on
the offer. ~d Tom A.'>kt'\o\. pre.,1den1 or tht
vendors· assoc1auon
The dismal financial rerum has prompt
ed some of the vendor.. to say lhe\ \'.1U
lobby even harder to get lhe fair back IO 1l'>
17-day schedule next year
"I think we'U put up more of a fight for
See FAIR. Paee A<4
THE RECALL
Two locals
could be on
the ballot
Newport-Mesa reside n ts
are considering entering
the crowded race to re place
California's governor.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MF.SA -1Wo local k>ng-
sbots are among the growing list of Cali-
fornians who are considering running in
the race to replace Gav. Gray Davis.
C.Orona del Mar surgeon Don Udall and
Costa Mesa eledridan Joel Wirth have
taken out pepers In anticipation of Satur-
day's 6llng deadline for the Oct. 7 recall
elec1ioo.
In contrul. Rep. Dwrdl lSla (R-V~.
who p.mped $1.S mlllion oC bis own
mooey Into b teal e«ort. puDed out of
the race on 1bunday. 1lu bad ~ up a
'*"P""' ollce bl Cotta Mela. ..... mt from the na came a day after
actor Arnold ~announced
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A2 Friday, August 8, 2003
STEVE McCRANK/OAlLY PILOT
Orange County sheriff's deputy Brad Lofland with some of the abandoned boats the Harbor Patrol is holding. ,
F loating hassles
Tom Forquer
Daily Pilot
T he majority of Newport Harbor's
12,000 boats are owned and
moored responsibly by I.heir
owners. The few 1.hat aren't can
create hassles and headache:-. fo r I.he
Orclllge Counry I !arbor Patrol in Newport
Beach.
As of Wednesday. the I !arbor Patrol
d ock had a colJeclion of 19 kayak._,,
,. m otorboats. dinghies and one
windsurfe r.One of Brad Lofland's duties as
a Harbor Patrol deputy is to collect, store.
process and get rid of I.his unclaimed
flotsam, something he described as "a real
h assle."
Some boats may be there fro m owner
carelessness, accide ntaUy set adrift after
not be ing properly secured after doclcing
or towing. Most. however, are being held
because I.h eir owners abandoned I.hem ,
unwilling lo properly sell or discard them,
he said.
Using CF -fo r California -and hull
WHAT'S AFLOAT
• WHArS AflOAT is published periodically.
If you are planning a na\JUcal event, submit
the informatio n to the Daily Pilot, 330 W-Bay
St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949)
646-4170; or by e-mail to
dailypilot@latimes.com.
SAILING CLASSES
Orange Coast College is offering new credit
and noncredit sailing classes this summer.
Most classes a re five weeks in length, and
boats range from Udo 14 dinghies to large
ocean racers, even keelboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught. The ace
Sailing Center is at 1801 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412 or
visit occsailing.com.
Sailing Fascination offers classes in boating
safety and sailing year-round for persons
with disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678.
Orange County employers an bring their
employees out to Newport Beach on
weekdays to enjoy a day of sailing courtesy
of Orange Coast College. The School of
Sailing and Seamanship now offer$ a
chance for groups to work with the on-board
The county Harbor
Patrol not only has to
keep the harbor safe. it
has to keep it free of
abandoned boats
\
identifk<llion numbers, I.he maritime
equivalents of a car's license plate and
vehicle identification number, Lofland can
in some cases contact I.he vessel's owner
by mail o r phone and serve them with
their $1,500 abandonment fine and get
them to claim their boat
However, many small boats do not have
such numbers, and the dWners can rarely'
be found or enticed to clai.rp•their boats.
At that point the boats are put up for
auction. But before a boat can be sold, it
must go throJJgh a OMV-required h olding
period -60 days for one with CF
numbers, 90 without. &!en if the boat
sells, it must be held for another 10 days.
instructor on different sailin: techniques
while they get advice on how to perform
well in business. No sailing experience
necessary. One-day classes cost from $100
to $125. (949) 645-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
With Marina WaterSporu at the Balboa Fun
Zone, you can enjoy nautical experiences
from mild to wild. Take a self-guided tour of
the bay in your choice of power and sail
watercra~. jump the ocean swells in a
Sea-doo jetboat, pU1 you sport-fishing skills
to the test in a fully equipped Boston whaler,
o r soar above it all on a parasail flight along
the Newport coast. Complimentary ice and
beverages are included with all electric boat
rentals.
Balboa Boat Rentals a n put you on the
water in many ways: with single and double
kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats,
pedal boats and runabouts for offshore use
or cruising the bay. Balboa Boat Rentals also
holds two-hour scavenger hunts aboard the
electric bay boats, providing group activity
for corporations, birthdays, nonprofit
organizations and group outings. The hunt
padcages include boats, trivia questions,
maps, Polaroid cameras and supplies. The
cost of a hunt begins at $225 per boat and
Olris Miller of the d epartment of
Harbor Resources. a co-organizer of the
auctions, said. "It's mainly a vehicle to
dispose of the boats."
At $800, last April's auction sum was
considered incredibly successful by Miller.
He was than.k.ful for July's sum of about
$150, an auction at which a 25-foot
Macgregor sailboat sold for $1 .
"We never cover our cost, we always
lose,· said Lofland, who has been a
Harbor Patrol deputy for 2!h years.
So what is the outcome of months of
storage and hours of office wod to sell a
mossy kayak.? Space for another
abandoned vessel.
"I could probably go out and bring in
four or five more boats. but I don't have
room for them,· Lofland said.
As a la&t resort, boats that cannot be
sold are'taken to the dump by the city.
Though Lofland has distaste for the
actions of the owners who abandon these
boats. he admits that "it's lcind of the
nature of the beast, with 12,000 boats in
· the harbor."
catering is available at an additional rate. For
hunt reservations, call (949) 673-7200.
Elec:tric: t>o.t rentals are available by the
hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. All boats are
equipped with window enclosures and CD
players. Ice and cups are provided.
Reservations are suggested. An hour rental
is $75. (949) 645-6812.
P9dat bom, electric boats, boogie boards.
kayaks, inflatable rafts, catamarans, beach
furniture and wetsuits are available for rent
at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes.
(949) 729-1150.
Gondola tours are ohred by the Gondola
Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite
102-B. The $75 cost includes a basket of
bread, cheese. salami, ice, glasses, a
blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. Wine
is also available. (949) 675-1212.
Gondola Adventures/Newport. 3101 W.
Coast Highway, offers one-and two-hour
gondola cruises. A one~hour tour with
champagne is $70. A two-hour tour wtth
dinner and champagne is $180. Pidcup Is
available at waterfront restaurants. (949)
675-4984.
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THE HARBOR COLUMN
The finials are
back in town
Ahoy. get to their
destination by boat.
that would decease
a car trip. Let's make
Newport known for
boater-friendly
atmosphere and
facilities.
The finials
areback-
or. as I remember a harbOr
commissioner
calling them, the
"Melum Fi.niaJs, ~ as
a final legacy when
Tony Melum retired
as Harbor Resources
manageL
TIP OF THE WEEK
Don't say you MIKE didn't know. because
WHITEHEAD you are reading it
here. C.Oming up
What is a finial?
Webster defines
finials as l) foliated ornament
forming an upper extreniity
esp. in Gothic architecture: 2)
a crowning ornament or
detail.
OK. what d oes this have to
do with the boating and the
harbor'? an:a 1935, a colorful
circuJar ornament was placed
on top or the posts at every
public dock in Newport
Harbor. The idea was to
make the public docb ea&Jy
distinguishable from the
private docks for boaters and
visitors. nme has taken its
toll on the o.dginal oak finials
that have either rotted off
their posts or the decorations
were removed before falling
on an unsuspecting dock
visitor.
Upon the recommendation
of the Harbor C.Ommission,
the city of Newport Beach ls
replacing the finials designed
like the originals that look
like chess pawns on steroids.
About 4 feet in height and
painted blue and white. the
new finials are constructed of
fiberglass with a gel coat
finish that should last for
years and years.
Glad to see that a little
character and maritime
history is being added back
to Newport Harbor.
Additionally. I think all the
public doclcs can be further
improved with location
signage for boaters and by
increasing the docking time
limit from 20 minutes to a
few hours.. lbere are not any
public doclcs in Newport
Harbor where a visiting
boater can tie up for a few
hours to go grocery shopping
or dine at a restaurant Long
Beach's Rainbow Harbor is a
great example with their
public docking, and even
Morro Bay has installed a
large public dock.
Presendy. I am very limited
in where I can temporary
dock a 53-foot yacht in our
harbor. I can go to I.he
Cannery, Woody's, Villa Nova
or the Nautical Museum, but
only if I am using their
services. It would be great if I
could dock for a couple of
hours. I would not mind
pa.d::ing meters similar to
what is available for cais.
However. we now have the
public docb and thousands
of boaters looking for
somewhere to go.
I think that the public
docks could actually fit into
traffic models used for the
roadways. If someone could
this month are three
important meetings that
di.rectty affect boating, harbor
usages. marine industry and
water quality.
ln the middle of next week.
I.here are two city of Newport
Beach mee~ and the
fourth Tuesday of the month
is the Newport Beach
Ownber of C.Ommeroe
Marine Committee meeting.
The first meeting is the
Newport Beach Harbor
C.OmmWlon, scheduled at 6
p.m. Wednesday in the Oty
C.OWldl chambers.
Unfortunately. I will ~ this
meeting, as I will be serving
as captain aboard a new
yacht bound for the isthmus
on Catalina Island. 11m eomn. is the chabman of the
Harbor C.Ommission.
You can read the agendas
and minutes at www.cil)(
newport-beach.ca. uslhbrl
Agendo.sandminuta.hlm.
The city of Newport Beach
Coastal/Bay Water Quality
Otiz.ens AdWory C.Om:rn.ittee
chaired by C.OWlcilman Tud
Rklg Ml)'. will meet in the
Fire C.Onference Room from 3
to 5 p.m. Thursday. I find the
water quality meetinp very
informative, and this
volunteer group deserves a
lot of the credJt for the drastic
improvements 1n our baibor's
CMrall water quality. hence
the committee's name.
Surf on over to www.city.
newport-beadu:a. uslhbrl
~Ul4
htmfor~aod
minutes.
Mmk Sllwy is chairing the
very active Marine
C.Ommittee at 7:30 a.rn. Aug.
26 in the Newport Beach
O:wnber of C.Ommerce's
conference room. Silvey has
on his radar land use
development as it affects the
marine economy, fire codes
for docks. charter boat is.sues.
harbor visitor facilities. beach
restoration, dredging and eel
grass regulations. This
meeting is a must for marine
busin~ and those people
interested in our marine
commWlity.
Call the chamber at (949)
729-4400 or surf to
~newportbeach.com
Safe voyages..
• MICE WKmEAD is the Pilot's
boating and harbor columnist.
Send him yoor harbor and
marine-related thoughts and
story suggestions by &-mail to
mike§boathouMtV.com or visit
boathousetv.com.
SURF AND SUN
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County health care agency report for 2002
finds improve m ent in the citis water
quality and fewe r clos ures.
Cove Sratc Park.
The repon. in contrd.St to Heal
the Bay' annual survey. doesn't
offer letter grades for points
aJong the beach.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT Bt-ACI I County
W-dler quality regulators have
given Newpon Beach high mark.s
in a shoreli11e stlfVl'Y of beach
poslini;s and closurc.'S during 2002.
"Newport !Beach) comes out
smeUing lik.e a roi.e," 'laid
Mpnica Mwur. i.pokeswoman
for the Orani.:e Coun1y I lealth
Can: Agency. "We don't give
Emulex has good news
from its quarter profit~
A 16% revenue: mcrc:a<:.e from
sale~ of 11\ hnst bu' adapter<;
drow a !>Ohdly profitable 4uaner.
[· muJex Corp. ;mnoum ed fhur<.
day.
I he C "''a Mc·...a tel hnolnh'Y
comp.iny, wluch providt·' ndapr
er-. U'>t·d in data '>IOragt'. rl'poned
a !.lrong n•vt•r..,al from the 'iame
quarter a yt•ar ugo.
hnult·x reported 1w1 111r11111c•
of S 111.4 millm11 , or .!.2 cen1~.
rr1111pared to a lo'' of S 11.-1 rrnl
ho11, or 14 rent\, <• year agu.
We lwht•Vl' l:mukx i' 111 it
newly 'trenJ.'1.hened po-.111nr1 111
exp.md our pn.''><:nn· 111 upc111n
inK quarter .. :· '>auJ Paul l·ohno.
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present show al OCC
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Heth l lan'l'l1 will bt' pre,t•nting
hc:r one woman 'how · An Eve-
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Newport Harbor, a gourmet
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grades, we just put ou1 the dala. •
The agency released its 2002
Annual Ocean and Bay Water
Quality Repor1 a week ago. It
sho~ that al two of the three
Sllt!tch es of Newpor1 Beach
shoreline, the number of posl-
ingi. and closures during the
high beach-use period from
April to October dropped in 2002
from 2001 .
Water quality also improvt.>d in
the waters off the slate's Cry>tal
While the number of sewage
spills increased during the year,
I~ sewage Wab spilled because
city crew' quickly cleaned them
up, Mazur said.
"Being the preeminent coastal
cily in Southern California, we've
got to -.cl ao example." Mayor
Steve Bromberg said. "We prac-
tice what we preach."
Along the 39!1, miles of New-
port I larhor. postings dropped to
4J from B8. Ille number of days
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Sept n and 7 to rai'ie money for
Orange Coast <...ollege'i. 5pnng
mui.1eaJ "Pippin," which she
will direct.
I lan.,on .• accompanied by
le rrance AUarac and Mrk. furn·
hull, will pre'>ent a collage of
popular show tune!>.
I lanwn. who ha.., directed
produclions 'iUCh a' "Little
'ihop of llorrnr">" an d "42nd
Strt·<•I,.. has been performtnK
"An l:vening" '>Ince 199B.
I ickch are avuilablc al OCC.\
l>tir-.ar's office.
rfo: l11">l I'> $l0 for adUll'> dllll
'f, 10 tor -.tudent-. and ">l'l11tH\ 111
.11h .1nn" I 1ckei... at the door
c o...r $5 more.
I or more: 1nforma1ion, c.:all
f7I I 143Z 5880
Community center lo
hold benefit concert
Cuartelo ·Tri:''> S1gJu ... de \lu
'>tea " -fhree C.enruril.''> < lf Mu
"c C)uanet -will play al tht•
Jew1'ih Commumry Center al L
p.m. Aug. 24 10 ra1c;e monev fur
I hl' roml rn1 I ion of I he kr
l'mtah Hou'>!.'. an 1r1tlept'11dt'nt
living enVJronment for devt'lop
mentally d1..,abled adult-. .tnd
teen<,.
I he quarll'I ol Hu.,..,ian tr;1111
cd mu-.idan'> are dll memlwr-.
of the Queretaro flhilharmo111c
Orrhe-.tra of :\1l'x1co .ind h.iVl'
played for \'iccnll' I ox and tht·
king and queen of~pain.
l 1dce1'> arc $15 for gl'lleral
atlmi.,~ion dnd $I 00 tor p.1
rronc;, who gl•I re<;erved ~ea11ng
and ran alll.'nd a ..,penal patmn
rN eplion. The centc·r '' al :!'HI
l· Haker SI 111 Co.,ta Me'oa
I or more mformation, t:.111
Marlisc;e Marcu-; at !7141 7'>'>·
0140 or '>end e ·ma1I 10 marh'
wm(a ft c 11c org
Hearing for Cistaway\
Park set for Tuesday
fhe Newport Reach C.11y
Counnl will rake publll tc.,11
mony on and di-,cui.-; dlterna ·
11vt·~ to 1 he propo-;rd $14!Uill0
three-course meal. live
entertainment and award-winning
service from 8 to 11 p.m . Boarding
starts at 7:30 p.m. at 2431 W
Pacific Coast Highway. For
reservations, call (949) 631·2469.
lnventon Forum, the Orange
County-based nonprofit
inventors' support gro up.
presents a seminar on •High
Technology Patenting· by patent
attorney Curtis L Harrington.
Registration and networtung
begin at 7 p.m . for the 7:30 p.m
seminar at Orange Coast
College's Science Lecture Hall.
The cost is $5 for members. $15
ALDEN'S
na11ve plan11ng., grant for
Ca\t.tway'> Park at 4 p.m. Tues-
day.
One allerna11ve is to reject
the grant and plant nonnative
gra'>!> 1n the park for acuvities
-.uch a-. -.unba1hing, picnics and
k.ne Oy111g.
I he rncetang will take place
an tht' c.ary Council Chambers at
C11y I tall at :uoo Newport Blvd.
Coastal Clean up D:.ly
wi II he held Sept. 20
< 11.i,1.11 < ll•anup Day. a day
f11r 1 ahlorn1a11'> to help clean
up 1lw1r lwadle!>, shorelines
Jnd w,1,1.il waterways. will take
plat l' 111 .... vt·a r from 9 a.m. to
1111011 \t'pt .!O.
I a'>I } l'.H. < .ahforn1dns col-
lt•t It'd Hh I ,084 wn' of debn-;.
t '""'al <Jean up Day 1.., a pan
ut l111l•111,1111111dl C oa-.1al Oean-
up. d gloh.il dlorr IO keep
he.it hl·, I r<'t· of dehrr'
I or mort• anlormdllOn, visit
11114111' t l)(Ht/oryou orl{ or call
(HOO i C C>A\ I 411
'Sound Of Music'
welcome\ singing
< c1111111g 111 1he Orange
C.ounry l'crlorn11ng Art s Center
A11g .!.! 111 l4 " the "S1ng-A-
l oi1g ~c111nd Of Mu~ic," a
"Hot ~Y I lcirror Picture Show" -
li~t· t·~ t•nt 111 wh1Lh the audi-
l'lll 1· ..., t·nrournged 10 -.how up
111 ltt'>lumt• and 1111erac1 with
thl' film .1 ... it '"played.
I .it h pt•rv111 ha-; a chdnce at
w1n111ng .1 u1".>lurne LOntest, and
t•\eryonl· v.111 receive a compli·
mentan 1 un Pack.
I ht• tonrepr for rhc event
"''" '>f)J\\-ned at a reurement
honw 111 Inverness. ScotJand,
"here rht· nur'>C'> wan red 10 cre-
Jl<' an mteractive form of group
tlwrap)'·
~how 11mt''> are ar I p.m . Fri-
day and Saturday and I p.m.
'iunda\' I irketc; of S 12 10 $22
Lan ht· ohr.ianed through the
c .entcr box offi ce. on the web at
r1•11•11w1 1uw org or through
for nonmembers. For more
information, call (714) 540-2491.
The Regency Udo Theater wffl
host the exclusive Orange County
engagement of Dana Brown's
surf documentary •step Into
L1qu1dH today and Aug. 9.
Attendees will get a chance to
nde the ·Aobo Surf; a
mechanical surfboard. ·step Into
Liquid· show times will be 11 :30
a.m .. 1 :30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:30
p.m., 7·45 p.m. and 9:50 p.m.
daily. The Aobo Surf will be
available from 5 to 10 p.m. today
and 2 to 8 p.m. Aug. 9. For more
information, call (949) 673-8351.
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ftldd) AliRuSt 8 (()()) A3 t
posted fell to 905 from 931.
At the 0.1 ·mile stretch of New·
port Slough. the number of posl-
in~ dropped to five from six.
~. the number of days posted
fell to 181 from 324.
~.A u-'THhll .,.
Frank Sinatra
&,ry M•,..,_, d-n.nM ~ .
Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails I VI' u~,., .. , l"rJltUIU '.,lJ ('J49) 61(,. 7 ?·l 4
Slightly more alarmingly. post-
ings rose a tad along the seven
miles of city shoreline. Ten post·
ings resulted in I 7 days of warn-
ing signs. In 200 I, eight postings
resulted in 13 days of warnings.
I(,.,.._ It\ ia.ar :\,·r •• f CJ\ot4t \tr~J
11,,. ... , • ,.,. .~\I•• ".1 I ., ,It••, .. •o•• .. e .
At Crystal Cove. postings also
dropped. lbal 3.2-mile stretch of
beach was posted for only one
day in 2002. Th~ 'year before,
three postings cauM:d five da~
of warnings.
Ticketmaster by caJlmg (7 14)
740-7878.
Ollcago drop~ by the
Center on Aug. 26
Oiicago wtll kick. off !he LOOJ
04 Bank Of America Broddway
Series Aug. 26 to J I at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center.
Sliak.f speare 6y the Sea 2003
The show will u:.e the '>ame
set, costumes. lighting. d arec
tion and choreography that
were seen on Broadway when 11
received a l ony Award in 1997
Tickets CO'>l $28.75 IO $65.75
and can be purcha~ed through
the Center box officl', on the
web at wu1wocpm org, or
through Tilk.etma<.ter by caJhnK
(714)740-7878. I-or more 1nfor
mat1on, call I 141 556-AHTS
FOR THE
RECORD
finjoy outdoor sliows!
Pre-shows at 5:30pm
Shows at 6:00pm
Grant Howold Pork
5th & Iris Avenues in CdM
Sor..,rdcv AL'JJs · 9 ..J er we (ft fz J{ig fz t
For centur·es, 1h1s popular
romp hos delighted cud ences
w••h IS •ale of on.stoken
·del'll1ty ove os• and won
and lam• es reJn ted
S.,rco J-.... ~~~· ~
CJ?..pmeo e1 J u[ret
Shakespeare s oror"lo 'lbr u'
stor<rossed lovers lea • ,rp~ the "·"~'
famous love oHoor 1r '''?'0' r•·
complete w lh w'1"•ng ta,.. •f'\ • •• , ,...
f1gh1s, a sec•e• l"'"O"'Oge ord "' •dr·
More1nlo .vwwc.ty '""'"Y''bt <;. • ,,
~lec1 C ~ Web!.1te /...rt~ ~ 1 ''!
or coif Art\ 5pt-• J Ev•" d·' • I
949-644 321 1 e1 : 5<
An article on Thunlday,
"Bonita Gi.n}ul Sports
Paik near delayed oompe-
tion.,, reported the wrong
time for a oonc.ert thal wm
be part of the gnmd-open-
~ celebration for the Bon·
ita Canyon Sports Palk.
The free concert by the
RoOOt Scientisas ~ sched-
uled to be liun 5 to &30
p.m. Aug. 24.
or N"WPO" Seoc." -1• 1 /, 1 ... ,
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CLAIRE'S ACCESSORIES • GAPKIDS • DISNEY STORE
CHRISTIAN DIOR • TIFFANY & CO. • PUZZLE ZOO
JACADI • BEACH ACCESS GIRLS • DAVID YURMAN
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POLICE FILE S
OOSTAIESA
• Adema Awnw •nd Harf)or
Boulevllrd: A 29-year-old
male was arrested on
suspicion of posaesslng
drug paraphernalia at 11
a.m. Wednesday.
• AzalM r>rtw: A vehicle
burglary was reported In the
900 block at 6:33 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Fair Driw: A residential
burglary was reported at 6
p.m. Wednesday.
• Harbor Boulevard: A
robbery was reported in the
2900 block at 9:31 a.m.
Wednesday.
•Petersen Place: A vehicle
FAIR
Continued from Al
Lhem nor to stretch it our so
long,· Hom said. "We'll stand to-
gether and unite and prevent
that from happening again."
Fair President Becky Bailey-
Findley said the feedback she
got from customers about the
vendors was positive.
u (Customers) appreciated the
new vendors and the variety."
Bailey-Findley said. •And be-
cause we were able to rotate
vendors three different times,
customers noticed that"
In April, Askew accused the
fair board of not doing enough
to alleviate the loss of another
weekend of the swap meet.
which he pegged at about $2
million. Vendors had asked for
rent relief to compensate for the
missed weekend.
Board m embers said they
were sympathetic to the ven·
dors' concerns, but it would
have been inappropriate and il-
legal to interfere with the rela-
tionship with Tel Phil Enter-
prises. which contracts with the
vendors.
Instead, it invited the vendors
10 seU at the fair, -offering two
runs of six days and one run of
nine days.
Officials set up a new selling
area and named it "Kids' Alleyn
to give it a catchy moniker like
the "Crafters' Village." Bailey-
Findley said. They also added
BALLOT
Continued from Al
not returned on Thursday.
Udall, 65, was one of a handful
of candidates to pick up papers
in late July.
The Corona del Mar doctor,
who bas bad an office in New-
port Center for more than 30
years, said he hoped to bring
medical issues to the forefront
"The main reason t want to do
this is to call attention to the ai-
si.'i in California medicine," Udall
said.
Udall. a urologist who special-
iz.es in vasectomy reversals. ran
against Issa in 2000 for the 48th
District seat in the House of Rep-
resentatives. Udall said he sup-
poned Issa fo r governor.
bur"Qtary WU reported in the
2700 bfock lt'9:12 a.m.
Wednesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• 8elM>e Boulevard:
Burglary was reported in the
300 block at 8:06 a.m.
Thursday.
• Eut Cout Hlgt.w.y and
lrvfne -r.n.c.: Road rage
WH reported in the
intersection at8:35 a.m.
Thursday.
• Oc:Mn Ftont w..t
Vandalism was reported in
the 2300 block at 2:38 a.m.
Thursday.
• Pine Valley Lane: Grand
theft was reported in the 100
block at 3:16 p.m.
Wednesday.
some colored lights lo liven the
area up at night. she added.
But the vendors weren't en·
thusiastic about the area.
"The location they gave us
wasn't really desirable," Hom
said. "You couldn't really see it. It
was just like a bunch of white
tents."
Others said the dip in fair at-
tendance from last year also
dampened their sales.
"Everyone involved with the
fair knew it was a terrible deal as
soo.n as no one showed up," said
Adam Pitale of Adam's Polishes.
who sold at the fair for the sec-
ond year in a row. ''We Jost
$8,000 this year."
Askew said that 80% of the
swap meet vendors who partici-
pated in the fair were disap-
pointed with their revenue.
"I don't think too many of
them wouJd want to come back
and do it next year, or they
would want to be in a better
place," Askew said.
Bailey· Findley acknowledged
that exhibiting at the fair has its
ups and downs.
"For some vendors, il was a
new experience, and like any-
thing, some are going to have a
better reaction to it than others."
Bailey-Findley said. "Some did
very well-, and some o~ our other
long-term vendors did not do as
well."
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
5744221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newmanl@latimes.com.
Wuth, 40, couJd not be
reached for comment
Udall and Wtrth join an in-
creasingly oddball ooUectioa of
candidates hoping to topple
Caliiomia's governor. lf the rec:alJ
effort succeeds, Davis would be
only the second governor In the
country's history to be removed
from office by vote:rs.
Actor Gary Coleman, who star·
red on the sitcom "Di.fferent
Strokes." commentator Arianna
Huflington and Hollywood "bill-
board bimbo" Angelyne could
appear on the ballot. as might
adult magazine publisher Larry
Aynt
• PAUL CUNTON covers the
environment, busln8S$ and politics.
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul.c/inton@latimes.com.
Obituaey
Gloria A. Melancon nm: and three grandchildren.
A gr:aweside service fur • The Dlity Plot Welcomes
Costa Mesa mddeot Gloria obltuariee fof' !ea:idents ()(
A. M&ncon wiD be held at fonner nl8idenca of Costa Mesa
11:15 a..m. today at Pacific endNewponBeactl.lfvou
Vtew Mortuary"' CorcJoa cW "'9f1l to,.. In~
Mar. Mrs. Melancon <tied J)rinMd in tn. Pilot. •your
~She wm 79. She (nOl'WrY to fax ua ~
is survlYed by her hu9bancl ~. {949) 848-4170 ~ aon Joeepll Jt; oulllhnewwroomac{949)
dauihrer Chert brocber War-7BM.12A.
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MARCH
Continued from Al
tions for who can speak in the
public streets and parlcs, Mthus
a.I.lowing the city to favor speech
they support and disfavor
speech they oppose."
The committee's first staging
of the lesbian pride march last
year was controversiaJ, as well.
but organizers were able to re-
solve their issues with the city
when they got their desired
route, which they intend to repli-
cate thi§.,, year. The scheduled
route~ from 18th Street near
Lions Park to Pomona Avenue to
West 19th Street.. east to Harbor
Bouleyard south and ending be-
fore the Newport Boulevard
intersection.
PEDAL
Continued from Al
wanted Cl{lOther way to get
around town.
She just felt a n increasing
need for independence and,
two weeks ago. bought her
three-wheeler.
"It's just amazing h ow I have
adjusted to it in just two
weeks," Stein said . "I learned to
hold on to the brakes a1J the
time because you never Jcnow
when you'll need to pump
ALLOWED
Continued from A 1
days were innocent. He tried to
get his wife Carrie on the
phone, who also grew up in the
Newport Beach scene. but she
was Jess than thrilled.
"She wouJd be a good person
to talk to," Cass said.
"Oh, no, no comment," she
said.
Oooh, must have been good
Oh well, back to Cass.
"I just stuck with beer,· h e
said. "It was nothing like what I
saw I on the 1V show I."
On the Fox network, Orange
County teens were sniffing
c:ocaine. smoking marijuana
SENIOR
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• Send CALENDAR items to the
Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa
Mesa 92627; by e-ma11 to
mike.swansof]@latlmes.com; by
fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
date and location of the event, as
well as a contact phone number.
A compl~te listing is available at
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SUNDAY
To honor Katharine Hepbum,
Oasis Senior Center will present
"The African Queen; the seoond
of five free screenings in Augul1.
at 1 p.m. All a re invited to enjoy
the movies and free popoom at
the center's Hepburn Alm Fut, at
800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona
del Mar. For more information,
call (949) 644-3244.
AUG.17
To honor Katherine Hepburn,
Oasis Senior Center will present
"Pat and Mike.H the third of five
free screenings in August, at 1
p.m. All are invited to enjoy the
movies and free popcorn at the
center's Hepburn Film Fest, at 800
Marguerite Ave. in Corona del
Mar. For more information, call
(949) 644-3244.
AUG.18
Mature driven can sharpen their
driving skills in two four·hour
AARP driver 6afety classes held
from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. today and
Aug. 19 at the Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant in Costa
Mesa. Classes are limited to 30
students. The cost is $10.
Advanced reg istration is
required. For more information,
call (714) 557-3340.
AUG.24
To honor Katharine Hepbum,
Oasis Senior Center wlll present
"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner,"
the fourth of five free screenings
in August, at 1 p.m. ~II are
invited to enjoy the movies and
free popcorn at the center's
Hepbum Film Fest. at 800
Marguerite Ave. in Corona del
Mar. For more information, call
1949) 644-3244.
AUG.31
TO honor t<ath.m. Hepbum,
Oeaia Senior Center will preMflt
"On Golden Pond:' the last of five
free ecreenlnga In Auguet. It 1
p.m. All a,. lmlted to 1t1JOV the
mcMll and free popcorn at the
ctnttt'• Hepburn Fiim Felt. at 800
Marguerita Ave. in Corona del
Mar. For rnont infomlatlon, e.all
(949) 644-3244.
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'Ibis year, things went sour •1'he ¥ that they want us to Roeder said. "Bur we have not
when the city appToved a nnJt gather personal informadon -had a mquest for a march where
Many of those conditions ate dif·
ferent than the eight conditions
imposed on thll 2002 event. or-
ganizers said. When ~mbers of
the organizing committee met
with city officials to negotiate the
condidons, they received an-
other permit. this time with 22
conditions.
One of them required aJJ
motorcycle riders to provide
their names, addresses and other
personal information to the po-
Uce in advance of the event
When the conunittee protested
this requirement. the city de-
cided to let the committee make
the list and keep it, instead of
giving it to the city.
Organize.rs claim it still in-
fringes on their civil liberties.
them. An~ I stay off of I 7th
Street because it is just too busy
and I don't do hills. This bike is
not really equipped for hills. n
Although Mother's Market is
a must for Stein, she takes a
route that avoids 17th Street.
She heads west on 16th Street,
through the residential areas. to
the backside of the shopping
center. The employees allow
her to park her bike in the back.
while she shops for her goods.
Romano.has given Stein rides
to the market and to the
hospital to visit her then-sick
husband. Stein is a "go-getter,"
and drinking hard liquor while
their parents were having affairs
and stealing millions.
Back in the good old days, it
was just a bunch of punk
rockers with green m ohawk.s
pounding some beers at the
beach, Cass said. They were
pretty wild in their own right, he
said.
"I hung out with some of the
pretty social people at
INewponl Harbor !High
Schooit," Cass said. "All
different people from jocks to
some hard-core partyer!>, and it
was pretty much the same, but
without the drugs and alcohol.
Just not on the same scale as
what they do now."
His sister, Coleue. didn't have
the same high school
pancakes, sausage, coffee and
orange juice for $3, $1 for
children. The center is at 800
Marguerite, Corona del Mar. For
more information. call (949)
644-3244.
Women 50 and older can join a
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such as anxiety,
depression, relationships,
loneliness and family. The group
meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
Mondays at the agency offices,
250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Preregistration required.
(714) 445-4950.
The e,.lffe Institute offws""
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Ma rguerite
Ave., Corona def Mar, offers si)(
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-6000.
The Cost. Mna Senior C.nt.r
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Betty's Trio from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday
night at 695 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884.
Jewish Family SeMce o1 o,.nve
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
chronically ill. The purpose is to
pro'lide part.icipants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage illness and its
consequences. The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Family Service office, 250 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa.
Attendance is free, but
registration is required. (714)
445-4960.
The Coln Mid 8t8mp Chlb mMb
from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested in tredlng,
buying and telllng stamps and
coins are being sought to join
these lnfonnal meetings. There
are no fees required. (949)
844-3244.
J9wW\ Femily a.me. offw'I
ongoing bereavement support
groupe for edutts at all lt&ges of
Ion. Group members share
experiences, hear how others
deel wf1h gn.t, reoeiw support
and leam ways to cope with
Ndnete end Iott. One group
meett It 7 p.m. Tueedeya at Beth
Jacob In lrvlne. The second group
meeb at 10 a.m. TlJetdays at
Temple Judea In l.agun• Hiiia.
The ttllrd ~meets at 1 p.rn.
'Thurtdeyt It the Ezra Center In
Anehtlm, Tiwn no C09t to
attend. but ldvlncl regttb•don
le required, (71•} .. 48&0.
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Aynes said. •The was very
peaceful last ytiu. [lbe require-
ment) bas a very chilling effect
on our freedom of speech. and
we feel it's just plain wrong. re-
gardless of how they phrase it"
City Manager Allan Roeder
said city officials, including him·
self, have been wortcing dill·
gently to resolve differences with
the organizers. He said he
couJdn't think of a ·gro4p in re-
cent m emory that has sued the
city over its permit requirements.
He acknowledged that the city
was not used to getting requests
for street closures during a
march.
"On one hand, you can say the
requirements are t)ie same as
anyone else, like the Fish Fry,"
a woman who is full of life and
"full of everything," Romano
said.
Stein is also an art lover. She
teaches painting and piano
lessons. She and her husband
performed around the country
when they were younger. she
s aid. Stein first played the
piano at 10, started voice
lessons at 16 and was a
professional singer by 18. she
said.
"My husband and I played
with a guitar. and before that, I
had an accordion,· Stein said .
"I love .the piano. but you can't
experience. he said.
"Let's put it this way: My
sister did not wear shorts in
high school." he said.
Michaela will have some
pre tty warm summers to dea1
with, if Cass has his way. bur
Carrie is the final say so.
"But if it gets too risqu~. hell
no," he said. "I can't believe
som e of the stuff young girb arc
wearing these days."
Well, what would he d o if
Michaela did get involved in any
of that stuff?
"Oh man, do you really want
to know?" Cass said chuckling.
"But really. the thing is, all you
can do is your best as a parent.
and if your lcids are getting out
of line. you reel them back in. Ir
gets lo the point where a 'time
Square and Round Dance Club
seeks experienced dancers to join
its group from 9 to 11 a .m.
Thursdays at the Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue, Costa Mesa.
(714) 545-5669.
Arthritis Foundation inlt?U~
Hillary Stone leads an exercise
class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the
Jewish Senior Center. 250 E.
Baker St .. Costa Mesa. (714)
513-5641.
Oasis Senior Center °"9n 1 daily
telephone contact program for
seniors who have a limited local
support system. They also offer
computer classes that teach the
basics of Word, Quldcen, Print
Shop and Internet usage. (949)
644-3244.
The O.sls Senior c.nt.r ofhtra e
shuttle to take members to
appointments and grocery
shopping. The shuttle also takes
members to the center. Call to
make an appointment. (949)
644-3244.
Oasis Senior c.nt.f offws mual
aid screenings with a Braille
Institute representative. by
appointment (949) 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Center has a
walking group called Walkers Not
Roehrs, which meets once a
week to enjoy scenic walks in and
around the Newport Beach area.
(949) 644-3244.
The AtzMimer'• Aun. and Grief
Support Group of Newport Villa
WestNilla Rosa co·sponsors a
free support group meeting for
caregivers at 7 p.m. the fourth
Thursday of each month through
October at Newport Villa West
Assisted Ulling. 393 Hospital
Road, Newport Beach. (949)
631·3555.
Th• Alzheimer'• Aaan. Mid ....
Terrace, a residential community
for peop4e with Alzheimer's
disease and related dementia,
offers a he aupport group for
caregivers at 6:30 p.m. the first
Tuesday of etch month at Mesa
Terrace, 360 W. Bay St.. Costa
Mesa. (714) 283-1111.
Oeala Senlorc.ntar ~
bfood pteUUre acntenlngs from 9
to 11 a.m. ihe first end third
Tueadtly of eed't month Jn Room 3
at 800 MlfVl.MN'ita Ave •• Corona
del Mer. (949) 8"-32'4.
The a.a..., C....c6tt a
8ralle ... to help with light -"'°'" 10a.m. '° "°°" Thuredeyt"' Room 4 It 800
M~-.. Coronadel Mer. CM>~aitl
n. .............. e...r ...
card ....... from 10 a.m. lo 2 p.~ fNel'flNrd~. A--.r um II oe.r.t .t noon'°' S3 '* ~· (7Mt &1Me41.
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streeLS. We have ·not had any-
thing of that nature going way
back to the days of the Fish Fry
parade. That's how far back it
goes.~
Even with the submission of
the lawsuJt. the committee Is sdll
interested in negotiating with the
city, Aynes said.
Wood said both sides will
probably end up in federal court
sometime in the next weelc.. · • •
"I don't thlnJc the parade ls ·g;,.
Ing to be canceled, so we'll just
have to !lei! bow it moves forward
from here." Wood said.
• OBRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimes.com.
carry a piano around with you."
What she does carry with her
is a smile, a wave and a basket
full of organic groceries.
Romano said Stein has become
quite a.sight around their
Westcliff neighborhood.
"She is so cute," Romano
said. "Cars jui.t stop and let her
roll on by."
•LOLITA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and covers culture and the
arts. She may be reached at (9491
574-4275 or by e-mail at
lolita.harper/1f /atimes.com.
out' ain't gonna cut it.·
Side note; Did I mention how
Cass got hill start in the military?
Uh huh. I fo. dad was reeling
him in.
So. don'r look for little
Michaela SpenC'e to he
gallivanting around in the
mansions of Newport Beach in
her bikini top and mini skirt.
Old ma n Spence won't hear of
it.
"That i~ not how we do it in
the O.C." he said.
• LOLITA HARPER writeG columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and covers culture and the
ans. She may be reacned at 1949)
574-4275 or by e-mail at
lo/its.harper a./at1mes com.
Revise your lif9t.ime documentl
for advance health care directive&
at the Oasis Senior Center for S3
each. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Cent8r offws
preventive healthcare services for
seniors on the fourth Wednesday
of each month in the center's
Room HS-3, 800 Marguerite Ave ..
Corona del Mar. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
Seniors end low-income famlllet
in the Costa Mesa-Newport Beacti
area can obtain free U.S
Department of Agriculture
surplus food from 11 a .m. to 3
p.m. the second Friday of each
month in the rear parlling lot at
the Church of Christ. 740 W.
Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Picture
identification is required. (949)
650-8236.
Oasis Senior Center °"9n e
counselor to assist with questions
about Medicare, HM Os and
supplemental and long·term care
insurance. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Center on.. a meal
program for members. Lunch is
served daily from 11 :45 a.m . to
12:15 p.m. in the multipurpose
room at 800 Marguerite Ave ..
Corona del Mar. Home-delivered
meals are available for
homebound seniors.
Reservations are required. (949)
644-3244.
The Alliance for the Mentdy • of
Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for families with loved ones who
are mentally ill. A free tupport
group meet.a from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
every other Saturday at the
Orange County Mental Health
Clinic, 3115 Red Hill Ave., Costa
Mesa. (714) 850-8463.
o.• Senior CenW offw'I,.,..,
of medic.al equipment -
wheelchairs, walkers and mo,...
(949) 644-3244..
Theeo.ta ..... Seniorc.Mr -
offera preventlv. health care
seMc9s for Mnion from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. VYedneedeya end hom 8
e.m. to 2 p.m. fNfJfV otNir
l'U41sday, at 696 W. 19d'I St., Coell
Meu. Call to m.ke an
appointment. (949) MS--2366..
Theeo.taMe,. .... C..
ott.tl countellng.~ and "'*""...W. _....,..,_
w. 1tdt St., Colt.t Mete. (Ml)
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. MAILBAG
·'The O.J .' would be better
than 'The O.C'
Ah, the blinder8 of the mayor and
assorted parents in Newport Beach
(ak.a. HThe O.C. ") who don't know
about their ldddjes' nocturnal
activities.
Sure, Newport kids don't normally
drive their big trucks around at night
with surfboards strapped to the top
(It's nlghnime, and the boards usuaUy
go in the truck bed}, and you can't
drink legally on any of the beache~
(even if over 21), but other than that, it
seemed pretty accurate. I remember
more than one instance of multiple
"tough-guyH Newpon jocks ganging
up to pick on the weak, but that's
another story entirely.
While ri~ted to the TV the other
rught, my wife said lo me, "We didn't
~d to go to parties in our bathing
snits.· But other than that, we thought
it was fairly accurate. Sure, we went to
high school way hack in a c;impler time
-the early 1980s -but thmg'> haven't
changed that much. And other than
being born in Newport. I wru. actually
ralsed in a totally difft'ren1 world -
Costa Mesa. I think that\ where the
Sl:C-evading next-door neighhor JU'>t
might be banished 10 in future
episodes if he doe-.n't strnighten out
his business affa.irc;.
Hut if Corona del Mar\ own McG
and the show\ other creators are
looking for any spinofT ~hows, I have a
great idea -it'!". called "The O.J." - a
Li~htheaned look at a bunch uf wacky
teenagers from both side:. of the tracks
(throughout Newport-Me'>a) who work
at Orange Julius down by the Balhoa
Pier. If those walls could talk ....
MIKE MCNIFF
Costa Mesa
Condolerrces, and
understanding, to Bell
Joe BeU's article Thursday about
the loss of Coco, his long-hajred
dachshund that died two weeks ago.
spoke for anyone that has lost a
wonderful companion. My
condolences to the BelJ family for
their lo!>s.
I cried when I read his comments.
Samantha, my 140-pound German
shepherd, was my constant beloved
companion, always at my side. She
accompanied me everywhere, filled my
life with love, encourngement, laughter
and tolerance for others. Samantha's
giving encouraged me to want IQ help
others. She was there for me, always.
·Samantha, Secret, Hobie Cat and
others have given me the privilege of
their companionship and love over
the years. I stiU miss them. They have
helped me with a 13-year medical
challenge. I have always enjoyed,
loved and valued animals my entire
life. rhey have enriched my life and
given it meaning.
I cannot believe how fortunate I
am to have fo rmed a close, loving
bontl with our wonderful kitty.
Precious. Again, I am very sorry for
your luc;c;, a!> Loco seemed an
important part of your family.
l imc doe'> heaJ somewhat.
PEGGY CALHOUN
Newporl Reach
' Costa Mesa part of
development problem
rh.., lcllN i!> wriiten in respon'>e tn
Eleanor Egan's ·1u1:--;ddy leltt·1
concerning the hridge' 111 tlw
county's master plan for (<Ith 'ilrt·• 1
and Gisler Avenue ("Wliu ~1.01111 ' 111
buy a bridge?"). While ,I am 11111
convinced that the'e bntlge' .111·
necessarily a bad thing. tltal •'.(> 11111 .
the gist ofthil. leuer. What I d11 \\,1111
to do is point out the flawed
reasoning used in l:gan\ l1·1t.or
It is ironic that ~h(' l'ltt", 1111·
bridge plan:. a~ Hllow1ng
overdeveloprnent 111 N1·" p1111
Beach and Fountc1in Vallt·\ \,Ji, 1
in turn creall'S furlhl'r rrl0''-ll1• 1
th.ese bridge'i. l·or you w•· < '' -.t ,
Mesa's political mach1111•r \ '' r •
entirely blamele~-. in 1111., ,,.,,,, •
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voted for and ha<., p11hl1t h
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hollow. With or w11ho11 1 1 J11 I 111. l·
we won'1 hear an\ lt'J\t'' rihl •
j11'1 1 ar'> idling.
TERRY SHAW
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE S
NEWPORT-MESA UNIAED SCHOOL
DISTRICT
DistriC1 Office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa
Mesa, CA 92626, (714) 424-5000
Superintendent: Robert Barbot
Board: President Martha Fluor, Vice
President Dana Blade. Clerk Serene
Stokes. David Brooks, Tom Egan. Judy
Franco and Linda Sneen
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa
Mesa. CA 92628-9050, (714) 966-4000
Elizabeth D. Parker. member, Trustee
Area 5, Costa Mesa. Newport Beach
PRESIDENT
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DEAR STEVE LEITERS
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Newport Beach
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(,oMa Me'>a
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12· ~IDAY Tab In poetry. The Gypsy Den at 2930 Bristol St. in Costa
Mesa will offer performance poetry and live music at 8 p.m. Top
poet Steve Ramirez will be featured with Midlael Paul, Jeremy
Stephens and Carrie Seitzinger. Informat ion: (714) 549-7012.
SATURDAY Oh, Memma. "Mamma Mia I" the smash hit.musical
based on the songs of ABBA, will be performed at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center's Segerstrom Hall at B p.m.
through Sunday. Tidcets cost $44 to $68.50 and can be purdlased
at the Center's box office or online at www.ocpac.org. The Center
is at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa. Information: '714)
556-ARTS.
SUNDAY BNdl and music. Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in
Newport Beadl presents Jesse on the sax for brundl. The
program feawres all your favorites on the saxophone. Anthony's
is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425.
HOURS
A6 Friday, August 8. 2003
~tching waves
The surf documentary 'S tep
Into Liquid' premieres at
the Regency Lido Theater
tonight
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
N u actor~. Nu stunLmen. No
stereotypes. Just wrndulterated love
for surfing played out on the big
screen, beautifully illustrating the
passion t.hat entices people around
the world to step inlO Liquid.
"Step lnto Liquid," a swf documentary by
Oana Brown, prernjeres tonight at the Regency
Lido Theater in Newport Beach and is expected
lo draw quite a crowd in thjs coastal
community. The Dick follows surfers around the
world, capturing their grace and form on the
water and delving deeper inro what drives them
10 paddle out time and time agajn.
FYI
•WHAT: NStep Into
Liquid" premiere
• WHEN: 7:45 p.m.
today
•WHERE: The
Regency Lido Theater,
at 3459 Via lido in
Newport Beach
• COST: Tickets are
available for $1 5 for
the screening only and
$25 for the screening
and the after-party.
• INFORMATION: (949)
253-2880 or log on to
www. NewportBeach
FilmFest.com.
said.
"Step Into Uquid"
i5 featured by the
Newport Beach Film
restival as part of the
ongoing Spotlight
Series, which offers
year-round
screenings of the best
contemporary films, mm festiv-cll
spokesman Todd
Quartararo said.
Keiko Beatie, the
festival's director of
programming. said
the film is a
photographic marvel
that shatters all
stereotypes of the
average surfer.
•·It is absolutely
phenomenal," Beatie
Brown's documentary shows that "the stoke"
-the passion and election that keeps surfers
paddling back for more -can be found in
some pretty unlikely places, Quartararo said.
Brown's perspective on surfing is a new and
refreshing perspective on surfing, showing the
sport as it moved from beaches of sunny
Southern California across the globe. enticing
people from all walks of Life to step into the
liquid.
Brown travels to some of the hottest surfing
spots in the world, not on a quest for the
"biggest tube," but in search of the passion that
connects people to the sport. He examines what
ii is about surfing that hooks people's souls and
malces the sport an integral part of their lives,
Quartararo said.
The surf documentary *Step Into Liquidw premieres tonight at the Regency lido Theater.
Newport Beach resident Jim Knost, 53, is one
of the swfers featured in "Step Into liquid." He
and his son Alex return to Vietnam, where
Knost spent time as a draftee in the war doing
salvage work and pier, pipe and dock
construction. While traveling up and down the
coast of the South China Sea. Knost's mind
Boated to surfing -a passion he took with him
to war.
"I had seen swells in the ocean, wondering
where they might be landing." Knost said. "I
was an avid surfer before being drafted, and my
thoughts always turned to surfing."
Knost surfed once on an In-country rest and
relaxation trip during his lour, balancing the
turmoil of war with the serenity and power of
the ocean under his board.
Hls work with "Step Into Uquid" allowed him
to return to that beautiful coast and share with
hjs son a part of his youth.
"Tt was kind of an emotional trip to return
BEST BITES
there, especially because I took my son with me,
"Knost sald. • It was quite an experience for
him. I le had heard about Vietnam, but traveling
there aJJowed him to see it first hand. To see the
results of the war, which in some cases were stlll •
evident. The whole trip was like a trip of a
Lifetime. I never would have returned had it not
been for surfing."
Dana Brown follows in the footsteps of his
father, Bruce Brown, who brought the world the
wildly popuJar surf Oicb "The Endles.5
Summer~ and its sequel.
Spaghetti Bender provides great portions
By Greer Wylder ...
~r he~ Bender is a childhood nickname of its
fun-loving founder, Lorenzo
Eugenio Paslni from RJomaggiore, Italy.
The restaurant Is one of Newport's
oJdest In 1969, lbe late Lorenzo Pasinl
and AW.e Marta Puinl (fondly
remembered as Papa and Mama)
opened the casual halian restaurant on
Coat Highway In West Newport.
Joyce's Restaurant. It later became the
concert hot spot, the Golden Bear. The
39er Caf6 was on Beach Boulevard, and
Joyce's Pantry became the Sugar Shack
on Main Street. Yet none could match
the success of the Spaghetti Bender.
Now the Pasinis' daughter, Joyce
Hosklnson, and grandson Mike run the
restaurant. Slnce the early 19805, the
.-ne chef, AJloNo Gomez, and
manapr. Janie Whorton. have worked
tbete. 1be buOdhlg was rebuilt in 1976.
MCKe roomt ~added to
accorntnodate the popular restaurant.
and gnocchJ are made here daily.
Traditional pasta choices offered dally
include manlcolti, lasagna. spaghetti,
£ettucdnl Alfredo, gnocchi and angel
hair tomato basil.
NOTEBOOK
A visit
from pop
royalty
S ay "pop artist." a11d irnage5 of
Justin limberlake anti Christina
Aguilera dann• in most people\
heads.
In the '60~. it wa . ._n't like that. Tiie
King of Pop wasn't Michael Jadcson, it
was Andy Warhol.
If Andy was kjng. Peter Max W<l!>
JOSE J.
SANTOS
pop art'!. royal
amha.,...adur.
Max will be in
Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach on
Saturday. I It's
signing i:opie!. of
the cuffee·tahle
book "llw Art of
Peter Max" al
Border5 Hook. ...
Music & Cafe in
South Coast Plaza
from IO a.m. lo
noon. Then he·s off
to the Wentworth Gallery in Pashion
Island, where a 11umhe r of Max\
works are on display. lne gallery will
host a reception for the artist from
noon to 3 p.rn .
Pop art was arguably the last great
American visual art movement. A
method that toyed with the n otion of
war, death and the rest of life's great
archetypes was the basis for
important works of art.
Cans of Campbell's soup could be
as compelling as the carnage ar
Guemica. Pulp heroines were just ao;
wonhy of a portrait as the Mona Lisa.
One of the many results of the
movement in mainstream culture was
an inOux of pop artists into the
commercial arts. Pop art was for
everybody, accessible to everybody
and mass-produced for everybody.
Max was at the forefront of that
aspeC1 of the pop aesthetic.
Max is best known for his ·cosmic
art" era, wheri1lyirtg heralds. ringed
planets and bright red tips dominated
his canvases. Flurries of color and
thick brush strokes defined his
method. The saturated primary colors
were vibrant, buoyant and jarring.
There seems to be a sense of wonder
associated with his choice of subject,
evident in the tender lines of the
woman's profile in his "Love" series
and the bouncy sun rays in "Different
Drumrner.tt
The artist's images were everywhere
in the summer of Jove. Coffee mugs,
waJJpaper, umbrellas. dresses, jigsaw
puzzles and electric guitars carried
Max images.
Max's work has evolved in 35 years.
Though the repetition of image and
aggressive color scheme developed in
his "cosmic era" ls stlll prevalent, Max
has experimented with the weight of
his brush stroke. His series of work
See NOTEBOOK, P .. e A8
1be couple started out • a butler
and cook wodciog for wealthy famllies.
Before by opened a ltring of
~II. they ever'I worked at the
ErldlMa llmcb houle of ClAut Gable and
C.-IAJmberd In the early 1940L orra, by owned reburantl in
tu•trQ "I 8-n The fttst WU caDed
If you're looting fur fine Italian food
aerved ln • chic tetdng. deftnJtely 80
ellewbere. The~ Bender can't
~ ctoem't need to. lt'a a ne rtlood 6IVorite for home-style
northern ltden ooob1g. Pnllh ~
Vegetarian choices include pasta
prlmavera and eggplant parmigiana.
TtadidonaJ chicken and veal dinners
prepared in pannigiana. pJcx:ata or
scaDoplnl stytes. Seafood choi<les
always offered Include linp1ini with
clams (red or white sauce) and calamart
steak UghtJy breaded and fried. ShrWnp
and scallop speciala dlange rnooth)y.
They easily accommodate special
request• for different sauces or
comblnations.
The Splgbetd Bender~ known for ha IC[HJTR[mJW/OM.YPl.OT I The~ Bender, one d Newport Bwtr's oldest restaurants is on Wtst
Coast HIPwlY in Newport Beach. ' ... lllT,,_M ' \" f ( '
H A I' I' I N I "J <i \
THEATER REVIEW
·'Pied Piper' charms kids
and parents
By Tom Titus
Rats!
The Newport Theater Artl'>
Center is infested with Lhcm
big. furry creatures with large rodent
tails. Fortunately, behind Lhose beady
eyc!l are a· group of grade school (and
below) kids having a terrific swnml'r
and entertaining their parents and
friend'> in the proc~.
The occasion for thi' inOux uf p<''>I'> ..,
NThe Magical Pied Piper," a new. murl'
upbeat take on Hobert Brown111g'c;
children's clai.sic "l11e Pied P1pN of
I lamelin." the annual summer
children's show at the an~ l'f'l llt'r. 1111-.
time arou11d. the yoUJIK!\leri.'
111volvemen1 1s more prominent 1ha11
t•ver.
Not only are there rat!> I lU 11f 1h1·111 1,
tht•rt• are alw cat .. !fivt>I. all play1·d h,
t l11ldrl'll. lo acrompany a 1·a'>t ol 111
grnwn up'> m thi!. ambillflU'> prC!Jt'l t .ill
clahornlely l O'>lumed and ha1 ked h} .111
l'lahor..ill> '>el. All thi-. and mu .. 11 . ltH 1
t'rddicates the town's rat problem
mw.ically -is weU played by Andrew
VonderM:hmitt, a stalwart in many
Orange Coast College productions. 1 lis
'>wcclhcart, cutely played by I lcatht!r
IA"anna, just happens to be the
daughter of the town's mayor. who
wanh to keep his little girl at home
Walter Lonsdale plays the
'elf-11nportant mayor 111 a style
rermniM:ent of Don Knolls on -lhree\
Company," only without his
r.iYor-.,harp comic timing. Ayal Willner.
a' hi., loyal deputy, provide., 1110-.1 of the
lm1111~ of the offirc. nw tree fairy who bestows the
1rn•'>i'>tihlc talent on Peter is ~loriou~ly
played hy Patty Zantoo;, who make!> the
mo'>t of her two brief i.cenei.. ·n1e pu.,hy
111wn~reople who force lhe mayor 11110
a11io11 arc enthu!>iastically inlerpretc·u
h} I >iane Cullen-Huck. Joy NU'>'>l'll,
\lane Nu~le and Gail O'l lea. abetted
h} < .ary Lohcn and Jo'>hua Wa.,b111.
FYI
•WHAT: "The Magical Pied Piper"
•WHERE: Newport Theater Arts Center,
2501 Clift Drrve, Newport Beach
•WHEN: 8 p m. Friday and Saturday;
2:30 p.m. Sunday; ends Sunday
•COST: $8
•INFORMATION: (949) 631-0299
the fl'11n1· -.c1uadmn nunpu<,ed of Yad
Willm•r. Mallhl'w lirmit, Dvorah l·.l'>tl'r
and Alexa Bame'>. llu·y rnay he Jlhl
along for lllC' ride, but they're an
a11ract1Vl' addi11011 to the 'how.
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lwr own to11dw.-. lo lhe production,
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O..ioly p,,,,, H1<, lf'Vll'W<, ap1 ear r 11(1.Jy\
l he mayor (Walter Lonsdale) I'~ and hrs aide (Ayal Willner) listen as tlw Pied
Piper (Andrew Vonderschrrntl) 1 If Prs to rrd the town, f rats 1 the sumn • r
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REEL CRITICS
'Wedding' complements 'Pies'; 'Bad Boy s' just bad
·w edding· u nice piece
of the pie
D l'filt•d and n·-.1le<l, tlw
"A111t•nca11 l'w" trilogy..,
allc•gt•dly cominh' 1t1 an
end in lhl'> d1apll'r. lltlcd
"Anwrira11 Wt•dd111g "
111 "Wctld111g," the relati1m.,h1 p
hl'twt·cn <,elf-prodaimed hand
grd . M1dwlle .. laherty CAly-.011
I f.1111~..i11J ..ind uher-gei>k hm
ROB
OROZCO
I ..e-.en-.tcrn
( Ja<.on H1g).,r<;)
1hat '>lartt'd
qui11· n111 "' innoct'ntly
enough 111
"American
Pie" a11d
blo.-.somed 111
the <,equel.
now
cul111111alt'\ in
their nupridls
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fnvohty are
'>t'ric'> rt.•gularc; 5ti0cr ISeann
Wilham ~rntt). i(('vin !Thoma'>
Ian Nicholas) and Finch (b.ld1e
K:tyl' Thoma!>I.
·nit' rail thin plot involve!\
Jim\ auempt to learn how to
dance before the wedding.
MiOer'!. t·rush on MicheUe's
virginal c;rstcr Cadence (January
Jo ne'\), S1i0er'!. noble attempt to
coord111ate the bachelor party
and a gay bar dance contest
featunnK StiOer and
'icene-o;tealer Bear (Eric Allen
Kramer).
11w movie should not be
viewed as a series of possibly
dl'>lurbing scenes, but should he
viewcc.l and even appreciated on
a d11Terence plane.
Whlle the movie contains the
usual depravity one comes to
expect. the movie does not
betray the nature of its
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11111) '>peakc; to the resilience ctnd
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po., ..... ..,,, 111 finding love.
Joining Jim and Michelle 111
Lh1<, latl''>I e .. capade i'> the great
I-red Willard. most recently of
"llt•'t in Show" and "A Mighty
Wind." Willard play~ Michelle'<;
dad, I larold. who with the great
and returning Eugene Levy (as
J11n\ long·•mffenng dad)
t:elebrate the union of their
rt.><;pective Irish and lewic;h
famihe .... llle parents are not
rortrayed as hapless yuks, but ill>
1<em11ne people who onty want
1 he be-<>1 for the ofTspring despite
various degrading episodes-each
t•ndures.
"American Wedding" wa.'I
directed by Jesse Dylan (son of
Bob and brother of Jakob) and
wrinen by series creator Adam
I le17_ The trilogy as envisioned
by I le17 and Dylan's
predece<;sors (including Lhe
Weitz brothers) is proof of lhe
NOW PLAYING
TY OF
Ohv1er Martinez plays drug lord Alex Montel in Columbia
Pictures' action thriller. ·s.w.A. T."
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theory that no genre i'> beyond
redemption or regeneration. A'>
demons1ra1ed 111 the prcviou!.
episodes and readily visualized
in Lins installment, 1he 'lerie<1
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hit and others mi..s. Yet we laugh
because each of us sec the
frivolity and possibly lhe reality
of the shared human experience.
and maybe some of U'i are really
•ROB OROZCO 1s an anwnpy with
Moms, Polich & Purdv He hvPs 1n
Newpor1 Beach with his wife and
two cats
'Bad Boys' lack:-.
adrenaline rush
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boy<, for hk -
l ho!>e bat.I hoy., Ml' h.1t l -
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"Homage to PiCl.580" and
.. Dream 1: The 8&o8som.1ng"
finds the a.rtiat replacing thick
paint with soft line work. Pastels
replace prtmaries, beaury
replaces boldness. The results
are d.Ufenmt textures not
normally associated with Max's
more famous works.
Max ls still In demand. In
recent years. his work has been
featured on postage stamps.
graced the slde of a C.Ontlnental
Airlines Boeing 777 Super Jet
and anchored promotional
posters for the Grammy awards
and the two Woodstock festivals
in the '90s. He's eveo painted
pol'traits of slx U.S. presidents.
The Wentworth Gallery has a
large variety of anwork from
diffe{mlt periods in Max's career.
Gdlly dlnuor Renee Seeley
said the Wentworth galleries
nationwide own about 300 Max
work& Although it would be
imposatble to display ~piece
in one gallery. interested buyer&
will be able to purchale any Max
wortc. even lf lt is in a Wentworth
gallery in a different dry.
The gaDery is expecting
between 200 and 300 visitors
Saturday. Max will be dedicating
BEST
Continued from A6
generous portions. All dinners
are served with soup, salad and
garlic bread. The minestrone
soup is set on the table in a large
tureen. The thin broth soup with
celery, garbanzo beans and
beans is heavy on lhe cabbage.
A large table-tossed green saJad, I
common iceberg and romaine
lettuce with chopped tomato,
avocado, sliced scallions and a
few capers homemade tossed
with their Italian saJad dressing
has a ·secret ingredient."
Favorite combination dinners
($16.25 for dinner, $10.25 A la
carte) include Papa's, a huge
oval-shaped planer of lasagna,
spaghetti with meatballs, and
veal and peppers; Mama's, a
planer of eggplant parmigiana.
spaghetti marinara and
fettuccini Alfredo; Familia
includes chicken cacciatore.
rerruccini alfredo and gnocchi.
Most guests don't have room
for dessen. but choices include
spumoni or cappuccino ice
cream, tiramisu and New Yorlc
cheesecake ($3 to $4).
Prices are fair: appetizers
pnces range from $2. 75 for
garlic bread 10 S7 for insalata
caprese; soup and salad prices
range from S3 for a bowl of
minescrone soup to SI I for a
combination or soup cureen.
dinner salad and garlic bread.
Complete dinners stan at
$1 2.50, for spaghetti with meat
sauce, and are as much as
$17.75, for veal parmigiana or
veal scallopini. A la carte plates,
which come with garlic bread.
are priced $6 less than dinners.
The Spaghetti Bender is open
from 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday
through Thursday; and from 5 to
11 p.m. Friday through Saturday.
6204 W. C.Oast H.i,ghway,
Newport Beach. (949) 645-065 I.
For take home dinners, call (949}
63 1-TOGO.
www.spaghettibemkr.com. ...
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
has opened at Fashion Island in
the Island Terrace. next 10
Wahoo's Fish Tacos and lhe
Edwards Theater.
It's a casual dining chain
specializing in gourmet burgers
and spirits. The
buyers, Seeley
Mo's presence b enduring
and illustrates why bis art WU
such a force lo ii$ time. Wilhln
the wortc. there are iconographJc
images that everyone can relate
to: Hearts, angels. nUnbows and
the wont "love.· There is a
visceral connection between the
viewer and themes, and whether
you like the execution or not.
there is no denying that Max's
message is still simple and
direct. There is no pretense.
The work can be studJed,
pondered and dissected, but
ultimately. the power of Max's
work is felt upon first viewing.
The explosion of colors, the
vibrancy of his execution and a
sincere love of life is all there at
first glance. Different from the
c.alculated nonchalance of
Warhol, Max's art Is meant 10
elicit joy from the viewer, an
emotion that will forever be
popular.
•JOSE J. SANTOS is the art
director and news desk chief. He
can be readled at (949) 574-4224 or
bye-mall at
jo66.sanros@latimes.com. For
more on Peter Max's work at the
Wentwol'1h Gallery and the
thoughts behind his creations, see
Sunday's Insight in the Daily Pilot.
6,350-square-foot restaurant
seats 202.
The menu focuses on its
signature gourmet burger,
known as "anything that can go
in, on or between two buns:
First. choose from beef, chicken,
veggie, fish, pol roast or turkey
burgers; then !here are toppings.
such as grilled pineapple.
guacamole. green chilies. honey
mustard sauce, barbecue &auce.
fried onion straws and saut~d
mushrooms. And Try the
bottomless fries, soups,
appetizers, entrees. desserts and
signature Mad Mixology
specialty beverages. Call (949)
759-0227.
•••
The Red Rock OUU Co. wtll
be the guest restaurant al
Bloomingdale's Home Store at I
p.m . Saturday. Carol and Paul
C.Ollis, the restaurant's creators
and owners. will demonstrate
how they make delicious chili.
It's a free event in the main
course kitch en.
And don't miss next week's
guest. Roy's Restaurant's
executive chef Olris Gamier. At
this informative and fun cooking
demonstration, Caphalon
cookware will be used. II s1aru
at I p.m. Aug. I 6.
BloomingdaJe's Home Store is
a1 Fashion Island in Newport
Beach . (949) 729-6600.
• ••
South Coast Plaza just opened
a new Oal:m Jumper
Restaurant. Family and
professionals favor this popular
restaurant chain for its generous
portions and good values.
The restaurant features a
rustic lodge decor with stone
fireplaces, overstuffed leather
chairs and warm woods. Oaim
Jumper offers a menu with
nearly 150 items and features
signature coclctails, specialty
nonalcoholic beverages. an
extensive wine list and more
than 75 imported and do mestic
beers.
It's open daily for lunch.
dinner and late-night dining. It's
on Level TWo, across from Sears.
(714) 434-8479.
• BEST BITES runs every Fnday.
Greer Wylder can be reached at
greerwylder@yahoo.com; at 330
W, Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627:
or by fax at (949) 646--4170.
Come shop at the oldest
flooring store in
Southern California.
F1t m ily Owned Since 18 79
JOHN BLOESER
CARPET fd. ONE
Karastan • Lees • Mannington
Mohawk • Liz Clairbome
And Much More
HAPPENINGS
AFTER HOURS
• Submit N'T!R HOURS items to
the 09ity Pilot. 330 W. Bey St,
Costa Meu, CA 92627; by fax to
(M9) 846-4170; or by calling (949)
574-4295. A complete list is
avallable at www.daitypilot.com.
MUSIC
'fTAUAN FIREWORKS'
The Pacific Symphony's Cart St.
Clair will conduct a program of
-Italian Areworks," a concert
filled with the romance and .
excitement of Italy featuring
violinist Philip Quint and soprano
Dominique Labelle. The ooncert la
at 8 p.m. Saturday at Verizon
Wireless Amphitheater. Tickets
cost $75 to $375. Information:
(714) 75!>-5799 or visit
www.pacificsymphony.org.
LEON FlEtSHER IN CONCERT
The Orange County Performing
Arts Center 2003-04 Concert
Series will open with a special
celebration -a 15th birthday
celebration for the pianist and
composer Leon Reisher at 7:30
p.m. Monday in Founders Hall.
Fleisher will be joined by
violinists Cho-Liang Un and Gil
Shaham, violist Paul Neubauer
and cellists Carter Brey and Gary
Hoffman. Tickets cost $76 and can
be purchased at lhe center box
office or at www.ocpac.org. For
Information, call (714) 556-AATS.
The Center Is at 600 Town Center
Dnve in Costa Mesa.
NEW WORLD FLAMENCO
FESTIVAL
The Barclay's third annual New
Wortd Flamenco Festival will be
two full weeks. through Aug. 17,
offering performances,
workshops and outreadl
activities. From the traditional to
the contemporary, the festival
showcases the best of flamenco
music, dance and song. For more
information, tidcet prices and
dates, call (949) 854-4646 or visit
www.rheb8rclsy.org.
'A NIGHT AT THE OSCARS'
The Pacific Symphony's Richard
Kaufman will conduct -A Night at
the Osears" at B p.m. Aug. 23. It's
an evening of legendary film
dassics projected onto a large
screen with the Pacific Symphony
playing the soundtrack live. The
concert is produced by nine-time
Emmy Award winner John
Goberman. The concert Is at the
Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
Tickets cost $75 to $375. For
information. call (714) 755-5799 or
visit www.pacificsymphony.org.
'SING-A-LONG SOUND OF
MUSIC'
Now playing to sold-out
audiences around the wortd,
·sing-a-long Sound of Music" is
coming to Orange County
Performing Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall at 7 p.m. Aug. 22
and 23 and at 1 p.m. Aug. 24.
Tickets cost $12 to $22 end can be
purchased at the center box office
or at www.ocpac.org. For
information, call (71 4) 556-AATS.
The Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa.
t<.D. LANG IN CONCERT
Three-time Grammy winner k.d.
lang will perform at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall at 8 p.m, SepL 6.
Tickets cost $46 to $70. The
center is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa. Tickets are
available at the center's box
office, by calling (714) 556-ARTS
or online at www.ocpac.org.
CHRISISAAK
Chris Isaak will perform at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center' Segerstrom Hall at 7 p.m.
Sept. 14. Tickets oost $46 to $82.
The oenter is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa. Tic:keta are
available at the center'& box
office, by calling (714) 556-ARTS
f
or onllne at www.ocpac.0111-
tfTS
Conductor Cert St Clalr loadt the
Pacific Symphony In
"T dlalkovsky's Greatest Hits:" an
all Tdlaikovsky program. at 8
p.m._Sept. 13. Special guest
pianist Vardan Mamlkonlan will
perform "Piano COMerto No. t.
The evening starts with the
Polonaise from Eugene Onegin
and the Suite from -swan Lake:"
and ends with the rousing -1e12
Overture-with cannons and
fireworks. Tickets cost $75 to
$375. The concert is at the Verizon
Wlrele88 Am~hitheater In Irvine.
Information: (714) 755-5799,
www.pacifi<(Symuhony.org.
JAZZ. TRIO
Gulfstream Res1aurant in
Newport Beach presents a jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
AllOC3do Ave., Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cate presents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
p.m . every week. "Wanted"
musicians Include guitar players,
bass players, singers, drummers,
keyboardists and others at 100
Main St. Newport Beach. Free.
(949) 675-n60.
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ.
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New Yor1c Jazz Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251
E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Oitri joins the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free
Information: (949) 673-9600.
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offer& live
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg Morgan. Nick Peper
and Kelly Gordien (known as
MPG) perform classic rock, R&B
and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays.
Marvin Gregory and MPG will
perform dassic rode. swing and
R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant is at 630 Udo Par1c
Drive. Newport Beach. Free. (949)
675-3474
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p m.
Wednesday and Thursday, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431.
MUSIC AT PLAYERS
Players restaurant is now offering
live music from 9 p .m. to
midnight every Friday and
Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th
St , Costa Mesa. No COiier charge.
(949) 646-5615.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents Jesse
on the saJ< on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sunday
for brunch. The program features
all your favorites on the
saxophone. Anthony's is at 151 E.
Coast Highway. 1949) 673-~25.
POP-ROCK AND FUMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, roc:k and Motown
act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Soto gui1arist Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes st 7:30 p.m. Tueedeys and
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rode and R&B at
9 p.m . Saturdays at Sutton Place
Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 476-2001
STAGE
'"Mamma Mia;" the smash hit
muak:al bued on the I00"9 of
ABBA. will be performed at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center'• Segeratrom Hall et 8
p.m. through Suhdey. Tlc:kets
coat $44 to $68.50 and can be
pllrdlued at the center's box
office of onllne at
www.ocpac.otp. The Center Is at
600 Town Center Drive in Costa
Mesa. Information: (714)
656-ARTS.
1liE SNOW QUEEN'
South Coast Repertory is
featuring -The Snow Queen" by
Hans Christian Andersen Aug. 23
and 24 With performances at 1
and 4 p.m. both days in the
Nldlolas Studio. Tickets are $5.
South Coast Repertory is at 655
Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa.
For tickets or information, call
(714) 708-5555.
'CHICAGO'
Kander and Ebb'a hugely popular
-chicago• will be performed at 8
p.m. Aug. 26 through 29, at 2 and
8 p.m. Aug. 30. and at 2 and 7:30
p.m. Aug. 31 at Orange County
Performing Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall. Tic:kets cost
$28.75 to $65.75. They can be
purchased at the Center box
office or at www.ocpac.org. The
Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 556-ARTS.
'THE LAST NIGHT OF
BALLYHOO'
South Coast Repertory will
present "The Last Night of
Ballyhoo" at Segeratrom Stage
Aug. 29 through Oct. 5 The
performance is set in 1939 in
Atlanta, \Nhen the war on the
mmds of the locals is the Civil
War. as depicted in -Gone with
the Wind" But for Lala and her
family, nothing could be more
important than her debut at
Ballyhoo. a dance thrown by the
ehte Jewish Society. Tic:kets are
$19 to $55. Call for curtain times
South Coast Repertory is at 655
Town Center Or. in Costa Mesa.
lnformauon or tickets: (7141
708-5555.
DENNIS MIUER LIVE
Comedian, author and five-time
Emmy Award winner Dennis
Miller will make his enter debut in
Segerstrom Hall et 8 p.m. Sept.
13. Tlchts cost $36 to $06. The
Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive m Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 556-ARTS.
'SOME MEN NEED HELP'
Orange Coast College's Theatre
department opens with John
Ford Noonan's two-person play
·Some Men Need Help.· The
play, about a young alcoholic, will
be produced and directed by the
college's Repertory Theatre
Company. The production will
run SepL 13 and 14 and 20 and 21
1n the Drama Lab Studio. OCC is
at 2701 Fairview Road in Costa
Mesa. Show times and lidtets:
(714) 432-5640.
'JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR'
"Jesus Christ Superstar• is
coming to Orange County
Performing Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall Sept. 16 through
Sept. 21. It was the first
masterpiece from the legendary
team of Tim Rice and Andrew
Lloyd Webber. This landmar1c
show, which premiered In 1971 ,
chronicles the last seven days in
the lite of Jesus of Nazareth as
seen through the eyes of his
disciple, Judas Iscariot, who has
become disillusioned with the
movement. Tic:keta are from
$27.75 to $64. 75. Tidtets can be
purchased at the center box office
or at www.ocpac.org. 1he Center
Is at 600 Town Center Drive in
Costa Mesa. Information: (714)
556-ARTS.
'ANNA IN THE TROPICS'
South CoaS1 Repertory will
present -Anna In the Tropics"
Sept. 18 through Oct. 19 on the
Julianne Argyros stage. The
Pulltzer Pri~winning play is
about the last of the Cuban
American cigar makers clinging
to their way of life In the midst of
the Oepreuk>n. Most
performaooes are at 7:45 p.m.,
except for Saturday and Sunday
matl"'81 at 2 p.m. TI«eta are $19
to $55. South Coast Repertory Is
tt 655 Town Center Drive In Coat.a
Mesa. 1,,fonnetlon or tldtetr. (714)
708-6565.
~ OR LQS FEmYAL'
Ontngt COMt Coflege~ Repertory
will ohr ltt "'Ttn or lMa Festtvt1•
on Oct. 4, 5, 11 Ind 12 In the
Orama Lib Studio. Thi '991ival
wiH fellure • plays thM ate 10
rnlnut• long or ahotter. The
ptays wffl be ..... cted. dlrec:bld
Ind~~ bv ltUdentl.
Orange Coaet Coftege It It 2701
FelrJW Roed In Cott• MMe.
T1cbtl end lnformadon: (714)
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personallzlng all worlca bought •t
the reception. Max't ·co1orw of•
more than 100 origln.t pllntlnga.
drewlngt and NmltlcHdltk>o
printa. The ertlat reception la •t
the Wentwotth Gallery In Fuhion
Island at 271 Newport Center
Drive. For reaervetiona. eaH (M9)
376-9554. Max will also aJgn his
book "The Art of Peter Max" at
Borders Boob and Music In
South Coast Plaza from 10 a.m. to
noon Aug. 9. The booka1or• 11 at
3333 Bear St. In Costa Mesa.
ANDRE MIRIPOLSKY
Bayside Gallery Restaurant, at
900 Bayside Drive in Newport
Beach, Is Q.ffering a solo
exhibition sh()W(;aaing the works
of artist Andre Mlripolsky now
through September. Information;
(949) 851-9181.
DANCE
OCC SUMMER JAZ1.
DANCE CLASS
Orange Coast College is offering
a six-part, noncredit dance class
for high beginner and
intermediate dancers. Designed
for daMers 16 years old and
older, the class will focus on
tedmique, progressions, turns, •
jumps and 11 repertoire of
combinations. To register, go to
the bursar's office, next to the
Student Center Building. The fee
is $75. Class meets from 6 to 7:30
p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays through next week
in OCC's Dance Studio C.
'SUPPER AT TlfFANY' GALA
South Coast Repertory's •supper
at Tiffany' Gala is from 6:30 p.m.
to midnight Sept. 20 at the Tiffany
& Co. at South Coast Plaza. The
gala will celebrate the landmark
40th season and the 15th
anniversary of Tiffany's South
Coast Plaza store. The evening
will begin w11h a reception inside
the newly refurbished store and
continue with dinner and dancing
in an ad1oining tent Information:
(714) 7()8.5504.
SWING
Lessons are given from 2 10 6
p.m. every Sunda·y al the Avant
Garde Ballroom in Newport
Beadl by the Orange County
Swing Dance Club. All ages arc
welcome. and no partners ere
needed. Information:
ocswing.com, (909) 656-6119.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing 1s offered from 8
p.m to 12:30 a.m . the first
Saturday of each month at
Danscene Studio, 2980
McChntodt Way. Costa Mesa
(714) 641-8688.
PO ETRY
PERFORMANCE POETRY AND
UVEMUSIC
The Gypsy Den at 2930 BriS1ol St.
in Costa Mesa will offer
performance poetry and live
music at 8 p.m. today. Top poet
Steve Ramirez will be featured
with Michael Paul, Jeremy
Stephens and Carrie Seitzinger.
Information: (714) 549-7012.
OPEN POETRY READING AND
LIVE MUSIC
Alta Coffee House at 506 31st St.
in Newport Beach will have an
open poetry reading and music
by Ryan Strassburg at 8 p.m.
Wednesday. Information: (949)
675-0233.
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STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 to 7 years ofd are
Invited to participete in songs and
finger-puppet plays at 7 p.m.
Mondays a1 the Cotta Mesa
Library, 1855 Par1c Ave. (949)
646-8845.
PJS AND BOOKS
A dllldren's story time is
presented at 7 p.m. Mondays and
at 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. Children may
wear pajamas to the evening
sessions. Free. (949) 717-3801.
WEEKLY STORYTEWR
A dllldren't story time la hefd at
10:45 a.m. Wednadays •t e.,.,,..
& Noble Booksellers at Metro
Pointe, 901-B South Coaat Drive,
Cotta Mesa. (714) 444-0228.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"In all good fam ilies there
. is leadership and th e ability
en d ' cu ·
Bob Wiiton, Vaneuard Universrty
Athletic Director
Daily Piiot
Men's teams
have dealt
with coaching
changes,
particularly
in basketball
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
T he low point for the Vanh'\Jard
Univers11y mens team' came
when the M:hool fired ba.'>ketball
coach Stephen French during
the season. But. Lhe hiring of a toach
that fits Vanguard·~ needs has led to the
Lions' newfound optimism for the
basketba.IJ program. which mirron. their
feelings for all their programs ..
Today's Dlecking Out series hi~tlights
the past. pl"(.'<.Cnt and furore of the Van-
guard men'!> teams.
The Uons havt' high expectauon!> for
the upcoming '>Chool year and Lhey are
excited about the rebuilding proc~ Lalc-
ing place with the ba.<.ketba.IJ program.
RegardJes..s of how the men's ba<>ketba.IJ
team perfonm on the court, Athletic Di·
rector Bob Wil'>'>n already seems pleased
with the hiring of Jim Degroot. In addi-
tion, Wilson is prepared to be patien1. ~
Degroot contin·
"I think many MEN I ues to build.
....__ _____ __, people relate
athletics just to
winning and lo<>ing and that's not the case: said Wilson, who was the basket·
ball team's interim coach. "I lere at Van·
guard theres a much greater mes.~ge to
be senL One of the mo!.1 difficuJt thing!>
~ went through thi.-. year was the dis-
missal of our men's basketball coach
Any time you have to make a dec!!>ion
like that it'!> difficult because it effects lh~
lives of a lot of people. The positive thing
from that is that we replaced !French)
with a real, strong i,piritual leader. 1 thinlc
that will be reflective for years to come."
Last season, the Vanguard mens
basketball team. which had ~mmgty
experienced a rolJer-coaster nde of
promise. losses, momenrum and defec-
tions, ran into a dt-ad end, as French
struggled to develop team chemistry.
However, just as in every of the olher
sports teams' off-seasons, hope has been
brewed.
Save from the baskelball team, wilh
the way the Vanguard men'!> teams fin-
ished last season, lhere is not only hope,
but lofty expectations for the Lions.
For the men's soccer team. Coach
Randy Dodge will be entering his second
year with the progrcUTl and plans to build
off a season that ended on a high note.
The Lions. playing with a relatively
young roster, finished their season with a
four-game winning streak. They battled
bade. from an 0·4 start in December and
ended their season with an 8-12 record.
Led by Man HCM. Vanguard is expect-
ing Lo take its game to the next level and
to a new ~home." The athletic depart·
ment has been reconstructing new turf
for the men's and women's soccer teams'
6elds that should be ready for the up-
coming season.
There-are several developments OCCUI·
See MEN, Pa1e AlO
•
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Sports Edttor Rlchar~ Ditnn: (949) 5744223 • Sports Fax: t949l 6500170
CHECKING OUT
EYE OPENER
• l}dily~Pilot •
Spotu I Id of flame
f H 4,. •i~tJI' •• l!tl 1 .. I "
Aug 11 honoree
JEFF CLARK
Friday, August 8. 2003 A9
an va ues
Lions' women 's teams have been
example of small-town feel the
athletic ~epartment promotes
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
M ost athletic departments in-
still a family-type atmos-
phere within their pro~
~ That can assuredly
be said about Vanguard University ath-
letics.. AQd, because the school Is a
&mall, private university, and one based
on Ouistianlty. the family concept ts all
the more
.___W_O_M_E_N_I ~~
Hes there Is
leadership and the ability to ~ open
discussions,• Vanguard AthJetic Olrec·
tor Bob Wilson said "Not aD £amWea
haw everything and Vanguard ceNinly
doeln't have ~ But ttudent
... try 10 mab me belC o1 w1.c
Ibey have lo lennl ol their ... and
lbeir abOkMI and the flM::tlidet we do
haw."
'nMlay'I Oteckir'I Ouc tertea ....... lf.ahta the Vlnguud women~ tfllml,
•
which includes the basketball squad
that perhaps is the best example of the
school's family mentality.
The Uons' women's basketball team
made school history this past season
and Its team chemistry was a big reason
the squad was able to defy the odds.
The Lions were picked to finish ninth in
the Golden Stale Athletic Conference by
the circuJL's coaches. But they used that
as motivation to capture the GSAC
champlon$hlp and then they went on
to earn their first NAJA Final Four berth.
In the NA.IA national tournament.
Vanguanf completed a thrilling come-
back victory O\'er Oklahoma Clui5tian
in the quarterfinals. The Lions out-
ICOftd Oklahoma Clvildan. 17·2, In the
ftna1 S;S& to pin a 6 t -60 win.
"I ~ newr ~ anything 11.ke that
in my •• Vanau-d ,Coach Russ Davis
Mid at che time.
Wllaon ~ ..... OIYil and Ibo
Aid the Uonia Mre unique b«:awe o(
lheir~ '° foail on twn bW-eebd.
"1bey wewe noc the ~ taaen1ect
team on the OOor eftrY ·~t. • WU.On
•
'iald. ~Rut because of the leader..tup
they had and the camaradene lhey had
they were able to win. They did have
talent. And, lhey were just fun to watch
bernuse they never gave up. ln the na-
tional tournament they were down by
11 with two minutes left against OkJa·
homa Olristian. but they came back
and won. It was just fun to watch. Russ
did a great job. A lot of lhe credit has to
go to hLm because he has developed
thaL"
The Lions will attempt to repeat last
year' courageous run. but they will
have to do so without the 2003 senior
class that included Jessica Lendennan.
Laura Lee. Paulette Seaman. Courtney
McKinney. Deborah Candelaria and
Robbin Dittenbir.
However. Davis has produced one of
his best recruiting classes and the Uons
were fortunate enough to gain transfer
Usa Faullcn c. a starting point g\Wd
from UC Irvine.
Davis will continue to educate bis
players about his system. but his tu.ch·
ings also go beyond the re1t-pen marb
oo a clipboard. Vanguard buketbell
team not only tel a b'&her lfandud on
the bL\ked:)all court. the Uona were llto
recognittd. nationally, for ddlttmt
qualida That beCame etident when
~ Nrmd the rectplmt or
~ or. LeRor Walbr ~
........ .,,. tM NA1A.
·~·who earned. 4.0 ......
The hon statue on campus
depicts the Vanguard
Un1vers1ty nickname; at left .
Vanguard Unrvers1ty Athletic
Director Bob Wilson wrth his
staff, from left to right. Kerry
Crooks, Beth Renkosk1. Enkka
Gulbranson. Terry Zeigler.
Juleen Lak. Kevin Kasper. Chns
Conner. Joak1m Ulfvebrand.
Bryan Wilkins. Rob Pegg.
Mattias Johansson . Russ Davis
and Jim DeGroot.
A.• ?!tOT
EDITOR 'S NOTE
The Daily Pilot sports staff today 1s
launching a special senes entitled
Checking Out. h is scheduled to
appear most days for the ne>Ct two
weeks, with an in-depth report on
the high school and college athletic
departments in the New port-Mesa
community
point average m Vanguard\ exercise
spons program. was selected from a
group of 306 and received the awaid
that recognt7.es the athlete who demon-
strates the qualities of scholarship.
character a nd sportsmanship.
·Probably the greatest thing that hap-
pened for us this past year and what I
think was the real reftecilon of the [am.
ily atmosphere of our program was the
fact that Jessica Lenderman ~ se-
lected lfor the sportsmanship award!,"
Wllson said. ·That's a significant
achievement for her and reftects what
our en~ athletic program ts all about.·
ln 1ddJdon to the basketball squad.
the Uons are anticipating breakout·
type seasons from the rest of their
women' teams.
Wilson said the volleyball team ls ca-
pable of making the jump to ·&he upper
half of the GSAC.
"If you're ln the upper half. you 're one
of the top 20 te.11M in the country.· Wil-
son Aki. '"You might go to the national
tournlmeOt.
·iVo1eyW1 bu really ~
ery >-r lblCe 1-w been here." wu.oo
condnued. '"But IColdl P.rtia Gul-bramool ttaned • .,.. two J9rl •
The~arenow,......SbelilO
bad .,.... aood rec:n.dbnc..
btut6e~-....che~ l\llld IS\nis IMID M ...,,... a w.;:
... WCllEN. ..... AlO
"'
-
AlO Fr~. 14.tgust 8, 2003 S P O R TS Oai!y Pilot I ~. '/lbU -"I think many people relate athletics just to winning and losing and that's not the case. Here at Vanguard there's a much greater message to be sent. ''
Bob Wiison, Vanguard athletic director
=o~
MEN
Continued from A9
ring at Vanguard, including a new
basketball gym. which is pro-
jected to also have a weight
room: The gym is in its prelimi-
nary stages and is part of the uni-
versity's strategic plan of adding
new facilities. Vanguard will seek
financial backing before finalizing
plans for the new gym.
Just as the soccer team, the
men's cross country and track
YOUTH
FOOTBALL
Football
players
and field teams are .also looking
forward to the 2003--04 year as a
time to establish them.selves as
one of the best programs in the
Golde9 Stat~ Athletic Conference.
Tony Magana. Mikael Larsson and
Matt Meyer headline a strong cast
of distance runners, Wilson said.
The Vanguard men's tennis
team finished the season ranked
No. 10 In the NAlA. Coach Mat-
tias Johannson returns for his
e(ghth season. The fonner Lions'
standout has directed Var\bruard
to an 103-54 record the past
seven seasons.
Wllson 'expects the lions to be
in serious contention once again
for the NAIA Region D title: Van-
guard lost in th.e title match last
season.
Wllson said the Vanguard base-
ball team will be in rebuilding
mode. The Lions Onished 24-26,
13-15 in the GSAC last year.
As for the future of the Van-
guard athletic department, Wil-
son wants all of the coaches to be
full-time employees. The softball,
volleyball, baseball and basket-
ball coaching positions are full
time. STEVE McCRANK/OAJLY P1LOT ~, }
needed Vanguard University Athletic Director Bob Wilson tries to emphasize faith in the h·earts of all his coaches and athletes. . ~ '
WOMEN
Continued from A9
did not lose any one to graduation
and added two new players.
Jenny Thune and Liz Huipe, the
Lions are expected to contend
for high individual honors in
both sports.
cer team will use the upcoming', "
season 10 rebuild, but the Uons
might have a chance to show
qt.>lck results this year. Coach
The Newport-Mesa Sea·
hawks are in need of play-
ers, ages 12-14, to join the
Junior All-American foot-
ball program. For more in·
formation: (949) 640-2524.
ning season. The Lions (l 5-13)
finished ninth in the 24-team
NAIA tennis championships. They
The women's cross country
team, coached by Bryan Wil-
kins, is a bit similar to the men's
program, in that its runners
also strengthen the track and
field squad. With Sarah Hall.
Beth Renkosli. who i<; also
Vanguard's sports information
director, will enter her seventh
season as head coach of the
softball team. The Lions fin -
ished 27-26-1, 10-18 in the com-
p titive GSAC. but Wilson said
th e hoping for a pitcher tu
burst o the scene and that
couJd push the bio into the
conference's elite.
Wtlso11 said the Vanguard soc-
rry Crooks will hope her ·
oung players learn fast and im· '
prove last season·s record, 8-7-J,
5-4· I in the GSAC
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Lepl Notices 2141:
Sublect to 'ond1t1ons prescnbed by the University of Cahforn1a. Irvine
•ealed bid' 101 a lump-sum contract are invited lor the lollowine IN01k·
SURfACl PARKING 2003 (Re-blcf)
PROJECT NO. 996518
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
IRVtN[. CALIFORNIA
DlSCJtlPTION Of WORK:
Surface Parking 2003 prorect will include the opans1on of two eu\t<ng
par kine lots with an alternate for a new temporary park1n11 lot ·
The parking lots to be e•panded include the Anteater Recreation Center
Parking l of and the Hewitt Hall Parking Lot. providing 390 new parkine
stalls and 130 new parkme stalls at each of the lots. respectlvely. The
scope of work at both parking lob will include but 1s not lnrnted to. demolition, site ullhlles, protection of e11stin11 improvements, new asphalt
pa1kmg surfaces. concrete curbs. eutters. swain and walkw•ys. st11pm11.
hghtrng and landscape and 11ngallon The alternatt tor a tempora1y parkm&
lot will provide appro~•mately 930 parking stalls at the Arroyo Vista
Housmg area The temporary fol will be fm1shed with 6" ol compacted
base over compacted natrve soil w1U1 add1t1ona1 work 1nctud111g but not
l1mrled to. clearing and grubbmg, compaction. striping. and landscaping
and rrrrgalion, w•th a phased projec:t 1>St1mated completion d<tles of
September 21, 2003 and October 30. 2003
Estimated Con~truclum Cost $800,000.00
llDOER QUAllflCATIONS: Prime 81.Uen wt.o do ,.., m"t tt...
quoJlfl<qtlon• In the llddl11111 00<-111ts "'°Y ... , be eligible f or aw ard.
Prime lldden must submit their qvollfl<otfona on the f-provided
by the University os °"' ottac.hment to the llcl f orm.
P9tOCIOUR£S:
Bldd1n& documents will be available at 9:00 A.M .. Frldoy, AU1Just 1,
2003, and will be issued only at:
Consolldotecl •~ot••fu, In<.
3182 Pullman Street. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone No (714) 751 2680.
Attention Rick Beilotli and Robert Solano
NOT£: It •s the sole respons1b1hty of prime contractors and subrontrac tors
to register with Consolidated Reprographocs. Inc or Des12n & Construction
Services. Un1ve1s1ty of California. Irvine. to acknowledae receipt of the
B1dd1ng Documents fo1 the Pro1ecL
One M,onclcttwy Pre-llcl COflferen<• oncl Protect Site Vltlt will be
conducted on Mondoy, A"9'11t 11, 2003 be1tinn1n11 promptly at 12:00
P.M. Part1c1pants shall meet at
Design & Construction Services.
University of Calrforn1a. lrvme. 5201 Cahlorn1a Avenue, Suite 250,
Sullivan & W11ght Conlerence Rooms,
l1vrne, CA 92697·2450
(949) !124 66.10, (Corner of Cal1forn1a Avenue and Bison Avenue)
Only Bidder\ wh o pafl1t1pate 1n the Pre·B1d Conference and Proiect Site
Vml, In the11 eoluety, will be allowed to bid on the f'roiect Participates
mu~t arrive at or belo1 e 12:00 P .M. Persons arriving later than 12:05
P.M. will not be allowed lo bid as pnme contractors on the Pro~t t
For further rnformallon. <:onbct Lynn Javle1 al (949) 8?4·7009, at
Des•en & Conshuchon Services. Un1vers1ty of California. Irvine
lld1 wlll be r1<1lv1cl only ot:
Btd Box, Front Counter
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
University of California, Irvine
5701 California Avenue, Suite 250
Irvine, CA 92697-2450, Phone No (!M9) 824-6630
Ilda muat be received on w ltofere 2.00 P.M'., M ondoy,
18, 2003.
114s wll Ito .,. .... d o1 2:05 P.M., MOftdrt, ..,.,_, 11, 2003 oft
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES.
University of California. Irvine
5201 Calitornia Avenue, Suite 250, Irvine, CA 92697~2450
A....,.,
Bid S.cu11ty ln the •mount of 10~ of the lump sum base bid, uclud1n1
alternates, sh•ll accompany uch bid. The surety lssuin1 the Bid Bond
shall be. on the bid du dhne. an edmitt•d surety Insure. (u defined 1n
tht Celifornl1 Code of Civil Proc:tdure Section 995.120).
All Insurance policies required to be obtained by Contractor s1J1ll be
sublect to approval b~ Urw ersity lot form ind substance. All pollcles
required by University for Commerc:i1I Form Gener1I Ueb1hty. Business
Automnblle liability, E~cen l11bility. and Profeu1on1I liability shall be
Issued by companiH with • Best Retina of A· or better. and a f1nanci1I
cl11slf1cahon of VIII or betlet (or en aq111nlant ratlna by Stend•rd and
Poor's or Moody's) All pohcles requlfed by University for Workers·
Compens11t1011 ind Employers' Llab11ity shall be issued by complnles (I)
that have 1 Best Retina of B+ or bett.er, and • lln1ncl1f cf1ss1flcatlon
of VIII nr belltr (or an equ1v1llnt rallfll by St1nd1rd and Poor's or
Moody•s): or (II) that are accec>table to the University .. All such polfclt!!
shall bt written for not less then the amounts specified 1n the Bidd•na
Documents..
TIM! Jutc"slul Bidder and its 1ubcontr1ct0fs will be required to follow th• nondl\c:rlmfn11t1on rtqulrements set forth In the Blddina Documents
and lo pay pren lli111 waa• rat• at tht loe1tloft of tltt Work.
Th• sucuntul Blddtf will be r•quired to have the followina Calif Of ni.
contrec:tor'a licenu cuHent at the time of the Bid ()penl111:
UCINSI WSWKAnotlc UCtNSI cooa.
Gentt•l 81111dl11C Co11tr.ct0r 8, Of
General En11-lfl,Contrtet0f A, Of h tthw0tll 1nd Pt11lnl Coflttect0r C·l 2
' THt RCGCHTS Of THE UHMRSfTY Of CM.lfO..NIA Unl~•n•lr of C11llf«nl11, lrvlnt • Au1111t 2003
P\lblN!ed Newoott 8tKh·C~t1 M-sa Oallv Piiot Au1111t l A.. 2003 F502
.
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ADWITISIMIJfT fOl ll>S
Sub1ect to conditions presc11bed by the Unrvers1ty ol Califoin1a. Irvine,
sealed b•d• lnr A lump sum contract dre 1nv1ted fm thP tollowrn& Work
MlSA COURT ACCESS ROAD
PROJECT NO. 996313
UNIVERSITY Of
CALIFORNIA, IRVINE
tRVIN[. CALIFORNIA
DlSCltfPTION OF WOIUl:
Proiect includes dtmohhon of u1stin11 .sphalt pavement, sile clearmg
including removal of four u1st1na trees; removal and disposal of updns1v~
soil, import and compaction of non expansive $Ubbase material mstallahon
of a d'a1nage system, placement of bne material. placement of plain
eray, r111nforced. medium b1oom finished concrete 1n all areas. installation
of a new 1rr1aat1on system to support the new trees. plantina ol new
trees, ad1ustment of u1stina ground cover . 1rr1aat1on and dram age and
installatlon of site h&hlm&
Estimated Construction Cost. $120,000.00
PROClDURlS:
B1ddrn& documents will be available al 9:00 AM, frldoy, Auguat 1,
2003, and will be 15'ued only at
Conaolhfoted 9topr09"ophfn, Inc.,
3182 Pullman Street, Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Phone No (714) 751·2680
Attent1on Moham1T1ed Rehman or SoH1a Accdl
NOTlt It " the sole rftsponsib1hty ot prime contractor~ and subcontractors
to 1e1t1ste1 with Con'.>Ol1dated Repro1r.1ph1cs, Inc. 01 Desian & Construction
Services, Un1vers1ty of California Irvine, to acknowledge receipt of the
B1dd1ng Do,uments tor the Proiect
Ono M-dotory Pro-lld c-foronce -d Profoct Site Vlsltwllf be
cnnducted on Monday, Auguat 11, 2003, begmnma promptly at l :30
PM. Parllupanh shall meet at
Des1an & Construchon Services. Un1vers11y of Cahf0fn1a. Irvine
5201 Cahforma Avenue. Suite ?50, Sullivan & W11aht Conference Rooms
Irvine, CA 92697 2450. (949) 824 6630
(Corner of California Avenue and Bison Avenue)
Only Prequahf1ed Bidder\ who part1llpate 1n the Pre·81d Conference and
Pro1ecl Site V1s1t, m the11 e11t11ety, will be allowed to bid on the Project .
Par fic1pates must a111ve at or before 1:30 PM. Persons ar11vln11 later
than 1135 PM will not be allowed to bid as p11me contractOfs on the Pro1ect
For furthe1 mformation, contact Se-011 Moulton al (949) 824·1577. al
fleslan & Construction Services. University of Cahforn1a. Irvine
lld• wilt l.e rocolvod -ty oh
Bid Boa. Front Counter
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION SERVICE.S,
Urnvers1ty of California. 11 vme
5201 California Avenue, Suite l.'50, lrnne. CA 9?691 2450
Phone No <949) 824·6630
Ilda must be rocelvecl on or l>efOfo 4:00 PM, Moftdoy. Au9u1t 18,
2003.
lids wlll h opened ot 4:05 PM. Monday. August 18, 2003, oh
OESICN & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES.
University of California, Irvine
5201 Cahlorma Avenue, Suite 250, Irvine, CA 92697 2450
Bid Security in the amount of 10"-of the lump sum base bid. e.cludina
altern3tes. shall accompany uch bid The surety 1nuin11 the 81d Bond
shill be. on the bid deadl!ne. an admitted 'urety insurer (as defined in
the Cahforma Code of Civil Procedu1e Section 995.120).
All Insurance pohc1es 1equ1ted to be obt11ned by Contrector shall be
sub1ect lo approval by Un1vers1ty for form and sub1tanc:e. All pohc1ea
requlied by Un1vers1ty tor Comme1c1al rorm Gene11l Lieb1llty, Busmeu
Automobile Ll1b1llty, (•cess l1eb1hty, and Professional Llablllty shall be
Issued by companies with a Besl R1trna of A· or better. eod 1 flnanclal
classlfic1hon of VIII or better (w an equivalent ,,lin1 by Standard and
Poor's or Moody'S). All poHclu required by Uni1111rslly f(I( WOfkers'
Compensation and Employers' llabllity shall be issued by companies (I)
that have a Best Retma of B.. or better, 1nd a flnancl1I ctassiffcetion
of VIII Of better (or an equivalent ratlna by St1ndard and l'oor's or
Moody"s), or (h) that are •cceptable to the Univenfty. All such policies
shall be written for not less than the amounts specified In the Biddina
Documents
The succ1tssful Bidder Jnd its subcontrecton wlll be required to follow
the nondiscrimination requirements set forth In tht 8iddin1 Documents
ind to pay prevelllna weae 11tes •t the loc1tlon of the Work.
The successful Bidder will be required to hive the followln1 C1l1f11rnl1
contractor's license curr•nt at the time of th• Bid Openlnr:
UClNH ClASStfKATIOfh U<I NSI CODlt
Central Buikfina Cofltractor 8
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Ul'lhretalty of Cahfornla, Irvin• Aueust, 1003
Published Ntwi>Oft BHc:ti·Cost1 Mesa O•llY Pilot A111111t l 8 2003 r 501
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M1s~1on V1t"10 Cal1fornut • '·'
9?69? -•
Paul Robbins ?807l • 1
Gallina M1n•on Vieto• • 1
Lahlorn1a 9?692 • '
R1Jbeit P1t k~11na .... ~;
?6?41 hrr asa M1ulon
V1e1c. <-1hfo111111 9269 l lh1\ business 1s ron
du~ted t>y a &eMral''' ' '
par Iner \hip i o<!Ai
llavt you \larttod dom11
bu\1no~ yet' No • ~ •
Robert P"ker11111
I his sl atement was
filed with the Count~
Cleik ol Oranee County
nn 07/0l•OJ
20036950368
D11ly Pilot Aug I 8 I!>. n. 2003 r !>08
Clasi{ldir
CONVENIENT
wltt1/ttr JOU 'rt
buying, ttUinf,
or just lookiltf,
c#mifW has
wltat JOfl nmJ !
CUSSIFIF.D
(949) 642-5678
,
I
'ftl I
• lt..i
..
• 115)
Notice II htttby &Inn
Jhat en •PPllc•Uon hu bMn wbmlttad by GrHt
Clrci. F•lftll~ FOOds. LLC
to .. tablltll an Nllnc
and drlnlllna faclllty
(Krlapy Krem. Oonut
Sl\Olt) within th• Bluffs
COllVlltrclal Shoppln1
C.nlitr, spedallllnc In
donuts, t.0ft drinks and
coff~ prod41cts, etc. The
shopplnc canter I s
currantlJ under con •tr uctlon at the corner
of MacArthur Boulevud
and Bison Avenue.
Adequate parklnc for th•
ruteutant ls Pl•nned. ~ establishment will
occupy 1,614 squ•re
fHt of the 19,964
s4u•• feet previou,ty
authorized by UP2002 •
020 )ind Its emllndment.
The fecillty wlll pro'V1d•
28 iaterlor setts •nd no
ucluslve outdoor sut·
Inc or dlnlna. The
property 1$ located in
the PC (Sub·aru ~ of
the Bon lh Canyon
Pl•nned Community)
District.
Pr~rty located at
1316 Bison Avenue,
Sulla ¥>3 ·F
Thia project hn been
revltWed and determined
to be ctteaorically
eumpt under the re·
qulrtments ol the Call·
fornia Environmenltl
Quality Act under Cius
l (Ellstln& F1c1htHtS)
Plannln1 Director's Uu
Permit UP2003·029 1~
scheduled for review by
the Pi.nnina Oep11tment
of the City of Newport
Beach on or •lier
Tuuday, Aucust 19
2003 Written comme11b
or input related to the
pcoiect should be sub
m1tted to the Pl1nn1r1a
Oep•rtment by Monday,
Aucust 18. 2003. 1n
ordar to be consickred
1n the Plannina Direc·
tor's decision. If ap
pcoved •t the hme of
rev11w. the appeal
periOd of 14 days will
be110 from ll11t date.
durn11 ;tthleh t1m1 any
1ntereslld party or their
eulhorized •aent •c
aneved of that decmon
mey tile • notice of
appeet to the Pfannin&
ComlUM>n w1lh a hhna
fee of $875 00 to defray
the 'ost of the appeal
proc..:lurt.
The application and
development pt•n• of
Buch 3 Newport
Boulevard, Newport
Buch, C.llforni1. 92659-
1768. for lurther lnfor·
rn1tlon conhot the
Nawport Be1ch Plannin& ~tnMnt at (949) 644 3200.
NOTl1 The upense of
this notke " p1ld f1C)nt
1 ftllnc fee collected
from the epph~nt.
P ublls he d Newport
8each·Cost1 Meu Daily
Pilot Auaust 8, 2003 f 510
P..wlc ..._....,.will be
held by the Cost• Mesa
Plannln1 Comm1'510n at
City Hall, 77 Fair Dnve.
Costa Mu a, C1hfornia.
at 6:30 p.m .. or as soon
as ponibt• thereafter on
M-4.y, ~'' 2S, 2001. recardin& the
lollowine apphcat1on\
1. Pfannina Apphcal1on
PA·Ol-Jl for Kim Berry,
authorized aaent for
Cameo HomH, 10< 1
ma~ter plan amendment
and a var1<1nce ltom
perimetet open space
requ1rement (ZO fl
required. 6 It proposed)
for the cons II u~llon ot
aar•aes along a stde
property hne. louted at
550 P•ufarlno Avenue 1n
a POR·HD t0ne Env1
ronmentat deter m1na
lion: exempt
2 Plannmg Appl1t.tt1on
PA·OJ-27 for John De
F renLa, authoriled d£enl
for Denni' Oale\S10, for
a vanance to t!nuo4Lh
into the llont \elback
(70' requ11ert O' r"o
posed) for a sec und
floor deck. localed at
1777 Newport 81Julevard
1n 4 C2 Jone lnvu un
menhl delernnnat1011
eumpt
3 Prehm1nary Masler
Plan Amendmenl PA·03
16 lot Paul rreeman
authottted aeenl fut
South Cont Plata. for
an amendment to South
Cout Plata I own Cenler
preliminary master plan
to allow mod1f1cahon of
the prev1ou~y approved
loc•tiun of a propo$ed
hotel •nd ofhce bu1ldm11.
located •I 3300 3420
811\tol Street 1n a IC
tone [nvironment•I
dele•n11114tion rinal (IR
#1047
If 4ny of the preced1na
actions '"" challeneed m courl, the challenee may
be hmtted to only tho\"
iss.ues someone 1 a1w• at
the publ•C hea11ng
, or pnor o,
hearina
For fur lhet Inf or ma
lion on the above
appllcellons. telephone
(714) 7S-4·524!>. or vi\ll
the office of !he Plan
nloe 01v1s1on. Room 200. 77 Fair Drive, Cosla
Mesa, California
Publ1Shed Ne wport
Beach·Costa Mesa Daily
Pilot Aueust 8. 2003F!il9
SUPlllOI COllT Of
WOlllA,
COlllT't Of OIAMGf
34111. City Driwe, ,,
fleer, ar.p, CA t2W
PfmaOf
WY D. fOWUI Me VIC·
TOllA A.._ OM If.
llAllOf~
JOWIB,AlllOIJOI
OWIGIOflWll
OID8 TO SHOW ClllSl JOI
OWIGI Of llllll
WI •ua 1%20621
10 All INllRl S flD
PlRSONS
I Pellll<>ner GARY 0
FOWLER & VICIORIA A
RUBINO ON BEHALF OF
SARAH ANNE FOWLER
A MINOR filed a petition
with lhl\ t.OUI t for a
decree chan111ng name'
a\ follow• Sar~h Ann•
I owl~r In Sa1 ah t\nnP.
Rubmo
2 TH£ COURI ORDERS
that all pe,.on\ 111ter
ested 111 '~" matter 'hall
appeM before lh1\ <11ur t
al 11\e heanng md•ldl~11
brlow to 'J.ht1w LdU\t· it
•ny why the µel1 l1u11 for
thrlnge ol ndr•o. \h•iuld
nut lie i:r an led
NU I IC[ Ill Ill l\l{IN!;
O•te q.16 01 lm1e '/
prn CJepl L / J
The dddre\\ nl the "'llrl
1\ ume a• nuled dbove
3 A • opy nf lh" Ord,.,
to Show i.:.u\e •hall llP.
p11bl1\he!I at least one,.
e•rh "'"~~ Int l1J1rr
\Ut.f4''\'\1Vt' Wf'ttk' •hUH
to tht c11•l11 ~··• tor
hearu1g on the 1-1«11111111
Ill lht followmw, nrw'
paper ol l"Mt ~I '"' 11
lahnn, print~(! 111 ""'
'uunty lH( OAIL Y PlllJ I O•t•• AUG OS, 200l
M AIJOUl l AlltO
CAlllll, JUDGE or THl
SU,llltol COURT
Publl~hed N~"'P"' t
Beach co,t.t Me~• Oaily
Pilot Au&u\t 8. I S. 22.
29 2003 F517
34111. <If..._, PO IOI
1417t, an.. um 1s.
lS7t, WICllMX M1ICI arra
Pl11llDll Of IAlll.B 51-a.. IOUIAI
FCll<llmOfllAll
.GD8 TO SIOW UISI fCll
OWMOfUlf
Wl-122060t
lO All INTCR£SICD
PERSONS·
I. Pet11ioner· KAIHLHN
SHANNON MOLNAR filed
a petil ion with this court
for a decree chan\l111g
na111e~ a\ lollo w~
KA IHl [[ N SHANNON
MOL NAR ahA KATHI l l N
S HANNO N MORGAN
DAVIES to KATHLEEN
SHANTY MOLNAR
2. THE COURT ORDERS
that all per soM mt,,·
e\ted m lh1s matter ~hall
••11pear belor e this wur I
di the hearing md1utcd
below to show <duse 11
4ny, why the pellt1011 101
change ot n.rne should
not be gr anlec1
NOTIC[ Of M[ARING
Date· Sept 16, 03 lime
9AM.Dept L7 3
lhe 1ddress of lh" c<iurt
1s same ai nult:id 4buve
3 A topy of this Otder
to Show Cause shAll be
published al h,;t\I one•
e.,1.h wee~ 1111 10111
~ucte!t!.IY~ wtid1,•. ,,,.°'
to lhe dale "'I lor
hear1n11 un the pel1lwn
111 the followinR Mw'
paper of gef!et ,.1 • "' 1J
l.thon pr1nlert in """
t 11u111y D.tily P111.1 no
W Bdy Slr~et l•"l,1
M•sd CA 9l b27
Dale : AUG 0'4, 2003
MARJORtl lAIRO
<ARTEll. JUDGE OF TH£
SUPllttOR COUllT
f'ubltshed Newpur I
e~.ilh ~OSl.t Me'd 0011~
f'•lnl 4 &u\I g IS ll
?9 ('003 I ~lk
RditlM lusiMu .._.s..._.,
r h• fnllow1ng ll""'"'" dr~ d'llll~ bU'tllPS\ ~\
I 1 A C.sb 2 I A & A CJh
J1 Ame,.tan h"ld~. "' Arn~rH.an Yf.lluw C..ctb '>1
Any C"b 6) Any IA"
I J Authentic y .. uow r,at.
8) Aulhonatl VelluN
C4b 9 J I ir~t Y rllow l.~ti
10) Genuine Yellow C:ah
11 1 Of11c1al Y~llow C.ib
12 I Ottiirn•I Yellow (db
13) Re~I Yellow Cab. 14)
Ytl!ow Cab of Ameoca
I Im I 5, UI
Sl1nd, 19) I Yellow Ceb,
20) fl Yellow Cab. 21)
• l YelfowCab. 22) !
Yellow Cab, 1619 f
lmcol11 Ave . 'ln•hllm.
CA9280S '
Yellow Cab of Creetle•
On1n1e County. Inc .
(CA), 1619 [ Lincoln
A~• • Anaheim. CA 9280!>
lhis busmeu 1s con·
ducted by a co1parat1on
li•ve you started domg
busmeu yet? y.,,, Dec
16.1945
Yellow Cab of Gr eater
Orange County, Inc .
01ane Slagle. VP/Set
T111s ~l•tement was
filed with the Counly
Clerk of o,.nae County
un 08/05/()3
20036953167
0~1ty Pilot Aug II. I!>.
22.19.2003 rs11
SCJUAIY ll011C1 Of~ rosm smuaoo Of
·cws1cmt1
T01 All PlltSONS
WHO, WITHIN THE
LAST FOUi YlARS,
,UllCHASlD M ER ·
C HANDISE raoM
SOUTH COAST AUC·
TION WITH A CHDIT
CARO
If YOU ARE A
MEM8llt Of THIS
CLASS Of PlltSONS,
YOU SHOUlD READ
THIS NOTICE CAREFUL·
l Y 81CAUSI IT MAY
'AFFECT YOUR RIGHTS
lhNe 1~ now 1w11d111g
111 llw 01dngr ruunlv
Supt11ur C:uu1 l cl IAw~u1I
H1hlled Ounwou<Jy v
'l•itlth r.oa'\t Aiu. t11111 ~t
~I f'11Jtl t ~'t: No
07f'C007f,6 Plarnt1ll h11\
t1l••d A ft1w~u1t dV.d•w~t
\uuth Cuct\f Au1 t111n 11n
tu lo,111 .,f the Cid\\ ul
Of'Ol>le r1~~· t1bt'd db11ve
I h~ ldW•Ull alleR•\ !h•l
Suuth l.."'tJ1t'd Aut.t1on
1r111H1\..-d d two µnr ~nt
··l" ( hdr g~ on 1t\ ( u~
tumer\ who µaid fut
mtrth.11111\< 1J\1r1g d
1 r~d1I ~Md and !hat this P••• fir~ v1nl•led C•h
fhf01,1 r on\umrr law\
Jt11, Summ•1 y 1~ to
,1(1v1•.t! y11U th11l y11u will
aulo111Al11 dlly !Jetome •
111enl!ll'I ul lt1• Cl•''
unle'' yuu ~lttt. t to he
~•tlull•d l)y f1lmg lhe
dJ'IPI .ic;r l1tt~ e ,I c.IU~•On
'"4"~'1 w•lh lht Cour I
dlld w1lh C14" Cuun,el
A" • C:ld" Member yuu
will be bvund by lh•
Settlement Agreement
YOU ~IAVl A RIG Ill I 0
I U OU
lion at 2202 South Main
Stree t. Santa An•,
Callfo1n1• and request a
complete No tice of
Proposed Settlement of
Cius Action upfa1n1nc
!he 11alure of the lawsuit
and your 11ehts and
dul1e& to be u cluded
fr om the settlement 01
to ob11ct to lhe settle
ment
THI PIOPOSlD
SEnUMlNT
THE PARTIES HAVE
AGRlfO ro IH[ ro1
LOWING SC f Ill Mr NI
South Coasl Auclton '""
.. &reed to p1ov1de a ten
dollar (SIO) d1Stuu11t
'ouprm good fur .iny
purchase At South Cunt
Auction to dass mem
bers who present •de·
quate proof that he u1
'he ,. a member of lhe
d<»ss d"'c 11bed above
Ctn~ memb~t' will lie
eltt1lled lu 011e tvupon
for each time the 'la\•,
member paid !ht tre<111
~&•d su•~haree South
Coast Auc t ion ha'
•greed 11> "sue ~ rotal
of $132.000 00 1n d1'
c,ount c.oupon\ tor tht
rlass Sc.ulh l.ro.tsl
Auction ha\ ~l'o dg1eed
to pay class c.ounsel s
.illorneys· 1~~s. '1,ur t
to\h dnd l111gdl1on
e ... peos.t:'. Pdymtiut of
atturney~· fe.:"\ t ,,.,,,_,
and e•pensl!\ will 11n1
a lled lfl• u•n•l1I"
provided to lhc pr o1.1uwd
Cla•~ unde1 Iii< St'llle
mPnt Agreemenl
flNAl
fAlaNISS HEARING
011 luly 10 i>OO i .• 1
~ 10 d rn • h~:u111v w111
b< held on lhf' ''""'•'·' of ll1t' µ1 oµo\ttl •,ell It'
m'nl The t1e.,rine wlll
loke µla1 e h•lor• lu<IR~
lnnat hAn t-t f.."IHl'1n m
Department ex IOl "' the Or itnge t ouu1v
Supettor Co11r1 l'1v1I
Complei. Cenle1 lu1 dltd
al 751 W S•11I.• A11.,
Boulevard Sot11., All•.
California 1r YOU W!\11
IO er [ XCl UOI 0 I ROM
IHE CLASS ACllON OR
WISH TO DBJCCT 10 Iii[
SETTlfM£Nl YlltJ
MU!> I COMPl Y WITlt
IHE REOUIRf MlNI',
ANO l)f AOl INf " ~.f r
fORIH IN lilt I l1 M
f'l l I l NO llCI (Jf 'ii I
ll(M[NI or (I A:.\
ACTION Y•>u ITl•Y ••bt .. 111
a copy of lhe • 11m11l•I,.
Noltlt' nf Setlle"'~nl nf
Cla" At11on by v1\lting
South Coot Auet1on at
2202 South M11n Street.
Santa Atta, C•hfornl1t
You may •IM> w11te lot
sendma • sell addr eued
\limped envelope to
c rass Counsel.
Nell B Fineman. bq
FINEMAN& ASSOCI
A TES. 501 C1v1c Cen\'1
D11ve West. Santa Ana.
CA 92701
Publ1$hed Ne wport
Beach·Co~ta Meu U11fy
Pilot July ?5 Augud I,
8. 2003 f !">()()
IMSID ll011C1 Of
MUCllAm&
NOl lCE IS HEREBY
GIV£ N that ~ continued
hear 111g "'111 be held by
the Costa Meu City
Cooncrl on August 18.
2003. •I 6 30 p m . m
(he Council Ch1mbe" uf
City Hall II f •ir Ot1vb
on th• followina item
A l'HOl'OSI 0 RI SO
I llTION nf th• City
Gourrcil "' the City of
Cost• M~H .tmend1ne
lite City of Cr>~I• Meso
Rt\1d•nt•al D•s1gn
Cu1d~l1ne' 1ntlud1ng. but
not lrrn1ted to, v1etH
pr e.e1 v•lton guideline'
£11vttonmental Delerm1
n•l11.111 E •empt
If Hf( AF ORE MEN
I IO Nl I> AC fl ON IS
r:HAl l f NGl D IN COUR 1
!he Lhall•nie may lie
ltnHlt-d tu only lllO'le
1s\11e• r•l\td al the
µubltl lie<lt1t1i' d••U 1bed
1n Ott' not1c+! or 1n
WFIHPll {OH "\pondente
delivered to the Cit v
C.11um_1, at or pno, to
lh~ pvbhL heannl(
NOTICE IS f URTHER
CIVlN lhdl di lhe above
l1mr .nd plat• dll
1ntt"rfl"\f..-d per\on\ may
~PP•M •ntl h• h•ar d by
Ille ( •IY Counr 11 un th•
.-tbovti 1t~rn
JULI£ fOLCIK. D•pvty
City Cl•rk
l'ubl1~h•d Newµorl
B~"' h c"~ta Me\a Daily
l'ilot Augu.t 8 200Jf ~14
N011C1 Of PllUC lf(Allt6
N<lllCf IS HEREBY
C.IVI N fhal a publ1t
hedttllR will be held by
the Cu,ld Mesa C.:11y
luunul "" August 18
/fJOl .ii b .lO p m . 1n
the l.1111nt1I t hamlH!I\ of
Co!y llall II fair 014v•
on lhe loll11wrn2 •lem
A PROPOSfD ORDI
NANCE ul the City
Counul ol the City of
GlJ\t.t Mud ame11d1n1t
l1lle l l of lhe Co•la
M••• Mun1upal Code
relalln& le. Re•1dent1al
Index ~ How to Place A
CLASSIFIE AD ,.,., ...
~ lllMSIO By Fax B}' Phont• By Mail/In Person:
•1 Sill&~ 111·"1 I I\ 11-t.59-J 1'4 111 rw2.~n711 no WC'.1 8J1 s1r~1
(thW "1L"'1. CA 92627 ....,,it f\c..c ft w "'"' IWh: ... 18 .. ,,......, .. ~
SERVICE DIRECTORY -,\ffi
-For All Your Home and Business Needs -. ~/T
••II aJl~"l~\•it.'14
pr .. .,., ..
I , .. :•,.., 1\lcl l>11nr11n lt11111n
llcma PAch Weelt Por Only SJ2 per wttk 14 ... eek minimumt • c..I &.* 11 !"fl S74-424S
1'86 Fwnlturt
Amertcen Motorc yc;le s..... (Olldend ~)
Lallt «1s. 6 ~ °' o•tibeSil> pn.. Ot.-. C. ~ tor.. W/IJh*v-'1
of member wearin& ..... ~mo
.. $25(1) 714'5.ll ·lD>
TOP SS 4 UCCMIOS nc
.Im. Cllltic. Or. 'Sh ' tos Ill Mite. sp.,' .... M1JI'
Mike 949 645 ·75D5
All 'leaf est1te •dver-
tlsinc in lhll 111wspaper
Is subject to the r eden I
Fair Hovslnc Act of 1968
11 emended which
m•lln It lllec•t to ldvertlse • 1ny prefer·
enc •. llmllet1on or
d'rsu llnlnatlon based on
'-· co'ar. retision, sea, h•nd~. f1mi1J.I status
Of neUonal otlcln, or en
Intention lo mah eny
sudl pteference, limit•·
lion ~ dlscrlmln•tlon:
Tiiis newsoaper Will
not llnowln&fy Kc:elll
llftJ edvattbement for
rul ftt:ete wtlk h is in
H SO, S Weterf,.,.t
"-e to be leveled
L111hts h•rdware. \S
counter toca . copper.
F p. hearth, \love • +! AU
to 110 l day only, Sat
Au&. 9, 9a Ip USO W.
ley Awe., Newpert let.
c ... -4el Mw Movmg
Sale Sal. 8am F urn1ture.
washw a. dryer hou5rlllold
itllms 56 Drakes Bay Dr
1419
.COSTA MISA • SAT
•• ,, 2024 AJl.e Awe
.tf 20tli St. fled.-,•
V«, ..... .-If c:h.k,
........ 1c-. ..... .........
...... w. s.t t -2.
some furniture, rm A/C,
&. many mnc item' ~
Ceylon Rd. ~ta Mes..
s.t7-J ............ ldi
S212 PHrce Or corner
of Botsa Chlca/W11rner
Electronics, household.
bikes, bedroom set,
•rmoHe, nlet cloth1n1.
f•bric, •nd morel
Ylo&etlon of t11t l•w. our lAll 1•
re•d•n ere hereby ---------lftforMad tll•t ... dWell·
illp eftertlMtl In this M.,..._,., .... •vei!Able
on M equel o,portunlty
Nik.
To c~ of dd· cr.....uon, c .. HUO toll-
ft• • l·IOCMZ•·IHO.
a..t•7/M• ..... 9:30 blut a. red Ro•~
suilcaw at the vicinity
of Irvine Av.. belw"n
Santlato & Unlv41fsity.
F .. Otlt of hdl of lrudl.
f'leaM call ~l!J89
.._ 1&1 :-::'11r 111t1 1111
.=&."'9~. ......... ~ ....... ·-·omito~ .. CAme!Mm .. ... ,,,,.., __
•811'•1Ata ........ .....,_
ETHAN MUN lllTISH
CLASSICS tll•l"I table
w/6 c hairs (Nf WI
$1950 949 760 9713
JEWELRY/ 3460
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
C..-t Ceh1 NMth
Old Com\! Gold s ilver.
l"W""'Y walch6 •nt~
collcct1ble$ 949 642 9448
3610
~ IOTTIN5, CATS,
OOGS
-.-11Mlftwotll O'l r Ww.vt ~ S4ie<:
INTI !-£Al.TH GUMANlfI ~7l.J9
Spay momna cat. hunt-i.
tor kAhm !M!Mfl7 66.l'l
Pel~ -G-~th all
colors. all ~lln lor
edoplton to qu•hlled
honM!'l www &srescue.ore
or cell 714-173-!>915
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1 IOMES F-OR SAU
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
Aliso Viejo
a 0 ... 1.-5br Jbd
homr w \pac •OU\ b•l k
yard and \pa S!>29 900
949 922 8490 H1llar y
Bafbol Island
U&.aA l5lAM> DW\IX
Bay -11!> lmerald last
wflef oH Pwl<. '~' 2b' 2be down l br I b.l
Owner 9& 500 1245
Mission Viejo
' 3br .lb~ dPl••h hnmP
Appt II• 1 t;()O \Qtl N1~P.
pvl bnt k~~rd S4/9 000
Agt Cl.ti a Ju RemA•
949 295 "19811
Newport Bead!
ll'CRl«D lt«lM lHTh
'i;!O W IW.BOll 81. VO
I Corre of 8alboil Bllld
& 6111 St) LWer b """ Ip. ocn vu ~ 2lir 2bo
IK.h vu ~um ....,rn. Ip. -'
ba ,_~ SI 225.<m Poet
C'.Mne fllert Coldwel Sida 949-71~7378
Dono! dtstrub 1-*s
Ol'f.N SAT-SUN 2-S
l!i~ln Be <'..ao)'Ofl ~ t.wway ~
4b& fan'wm, den, p;nl<ilffi
-. S2.,89S,OOO.
BIG~.bhome
e) pQ11(1edhemOd, crty
-. "41" $1,27S)JOO
~ p.,_.. <:.ondo\
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S..ttOc.&S~
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211"21~ 28lli ST
• Carol AhJr1 9$-71~ 1526
The Saywtb Co
949-9.J).7)28
Hmoa VliW HILU
South ESTAlt on one
of the laritsl lots
Of'IN SAT-SUN l ·S
1S20K ... Or.
!lbr 3ba. Mediltrr a·
nun p.aradist. Gre
clan shaped pool C.
Spa fountains a. P1lm
Trff$. By Own~
A«tpllnt Bid' Ba·
twun Sl,499,000·
Sl..515.<m 9& 78>0162
7201 Vista H-rt•
N•wtMrt le•ch lkiffs
£ uc townhm Jbr end
u111t, pvt patio. 2 c 1ar.
.. 111urle,v tobrobr~
$!>49,888
By Owner 714 299 7373
SAT-SUM f.s
Ht TUSTMI A VI
Spectacular v1etH.
ntr.a ta lol &. room for
1 • pansron. Joan Afhso" B~r 949·646-2011 or 949·683·8911
OPHtSUN 1-4
llG CMtYOM ISTATI
8uu bia c11nyon &off
coune ove.lookinc 18th
hole. !>br 6. 5b•
$4,950,000 Oln• Gribben ~~
... ... ,,. .. 1 2br ?bt
w/llbr •ry. New w'indows,
dooft. MW tppl$, tea
\lfed w11b/c11ls.. crown
lnOIJklint. deslc.ners Ute,
parquet floorn11 and
-·· act 949-584-~l l
... SUll .....
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pte P•ded upr.ull
COMM. C.1l•1••1*1~ Sl.1901000
M-711·9'57
\t \e"pon Rlvd & Ba~ S1
llour!'l:
relephNIC f< 1'lJm 'i-C()pm
Mo11JJ1·Fnda)
'.\JI~ In K "l{ldfl1 ~ OOpm
\londa) ·l·n<lJ)
HARIOll WOODS
7br 2b.t l 1 !:'' aee b~dr oom office Agl
S 1900 94 9 ;>9 J.46 3 I
HARBOI VIEW HOMES
4br 2 bd La•&• lul
near school
1949> 640 5664
HTISTS llTllAT
ON THl WATER
LOW PRtCl. CAU NOW
AGT.949·219·2SS9
MOBILE HOMES/
MANUFACTURED
HOUSING
MobllelManufadured
Homa 5993
lM OM lll IAllU
•lOIGIUOI
OPEN HOUSE
last TWO luaury manu
facluted t'oml5 lNaA 11
~!i<t.Y~«<>n
mob* horn! l)iWfl Only
~~rf!rll.NP..ar
Que..-. Miry. Lore 8ead1
~"""' ~Beach.~ tor Vdorlil 562 1.2S-Om
MISCEWNEOUS
RENTALS
Rlnlll To hi a
.... X-49 _,.,,~
S880m I or 2 • utu ' C.
dl!p. pool. l!lpt, w/d, cwpat.
cattl ce1I no/srtttv'pel
and9/I 949-548-7818
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Ou,..., lotde .lbr 2ba. tJpl'fl
floor plan. Ill yd, 2 ( p
f I acceis ID Bab» I\.
sl"q"-. r esl;u Mt\ & bctr..
SJ!f().. ioo 949 759-0715
l raftcl New Ma clel H-•· 01 un uly ltght
Vl•W' iOt ?ht 7 5ba +
2 otl1<ts tµ. al atl<tch
2 <•• ~·r furn/unfurn
S3950 l\l~•n Me.mt
877 704 8649 ' 9237
3br 3 I '4ba de1.>r'1 house. 0.:111'b~ v~ 3 !> C4I
Pl "' 2 partu .$4500 ~ Sat Sun I~ 401
8qionta Ail 949-?ll-6867
CostaMesa
~ Afit~ fumd, 1Y In
Sq, cool. CN'f qMt. rd
dlldl. '*nw. IJI!. "'*.
l\lpet SMro ~ 2818
EASTSIOf Sludlo · Ulll
paid avail now. fenced
yard, pet oil. coin op
lau"dry $795 1 S250 dep
714 -SU-0442
lMv.ty G.t.tl Gone wwwolty
llr f .. -... w/pvt pr.
frlfl. wa• to Tri Square
S895t mo Water /tr n h
p•KI Klem Manaeement
87 I 104-8649 E •I 9200
--~-·1-l4lfll!I' int mdt sbdl wld.
2< ~ new/crpVpatrtt
S II !iOm '«! 949-19!i-4038
fnday, August 8, 2003 All -------
-Upl---Oevetopment Stanclard1
and revtew procedures
[nvlronmental Determ1
nation bempt
TIOHED ACTION IS
CHAllfNCEO IN COUJH
the chaUen1• may be
hmtted lo only th~
1uues raised at the
public hnr one clesc11bed
in the notice, or In
written tor respondence
delivered to lhe City
Council at, or prior to,
the publk h•••ina
NOTIC( IS fURTHfR
GI\/( N tl\at at lh• above
time •nd place, all
1r1terested penon~ mioy
appea1 and be h•ard by
the City Council on the
above item
JUUi FOLCtlC, Oepvty
City C1...t.
Publi5hed Ne w1>v• I
Beach Co~ld M••.t D••ly
Pilot Au&usl 8, 200H51S
Fiditlm llflileu --.s.......
lhe followm¥ lltt\Ulf~
are dom& busrn••• '"
Chaya. 2072 OtLh•"I
Dr1ve. Newporl 8t!al 11
Cahforn1a 9?660
lnlerProeress t,orpo
ration <C.tlll1 l /00
C.tla•y Dr1vP. N~wµorl
Beach. Cal1fo1111a 92660
This bu\11\it~\ 1\ l or'
dur.ted by a corporal1u11
Have you •lart~d doing
busmeu yet' Nr•
int~rPro&re" C:Ol lll•
ration. Sh1geru 1.,~~1J,,
President
Thi~ st~ltmt-11t ""'A'
tried tHlth lh• I """'Y
Clerk of Oran~• r """'' on 01110/03
200S69S 1110
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22 Z003 1 <,iy,
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w1f.,
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f nna t-h~tit"•
rhrco. ~tat~m .... nl ,..a ...
lt!ed with the 1.01111ty
Cink ul 0 1 a nee COJUlll y
on 06 2S/03
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D111l~ P1lol July 7S Aug
I 8 I'> 2003 f 499
,
a) 4 lmpacl Marlle11n&
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ma C) c M CONSULT
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Sant• An•. C•hforn1a
927~
4 lrupad Ma1k•t1nit.
Inc (CAJ 1263 S
Wnahl SI Sant. A11a
Cahforn1~ 92705
Th.-bus1nt\\ 1' LOn
duded by a torpor•lion
Hen you sl.t<ted do111e
bU'4nflS\ ytt1 Ytt 07 /
01/?001
4 Impart Morket1n11.
Int Cynd•a Morr"'
S"urldly Trt•
1111' 'l•tement wo
ltl•d with 1he l.uu1111
C.lerh of Ur a net t.ounly
on 0/ 'Jtl •03
200J6952167
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l'ftt rJv1rt~ bll\Ult\\ ct\
li~~"u" 1· I ~111t.tl 1952
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lu''"IH• C,t,u1on Mt.Gh1p-
lY~I Pu1t PrYv~nl ~
N•WIJ•JI I B••t h ( ~"
lnr111d '1/fJ60
J h1' hU'1lllfo''\. I\ U lll
dw t~d nv ar1 mt11v1duAt
lt.w• Y•'U .1.rted dC"ll£
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lto\•l1h C MtC.l11c
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l1le<l w1lh tht Cwrnl y
1 lerf\ ~I Orane~ 'ounty
OJ00/1~01
200l69Sl64S
D•1ly Pilot July 18 7~ ""~ 1 B lOOJ r 41,j(l
f h• fuHQwtng pef \1.HI\
'" •· du111• t>0\1n~s\ '1'>
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1r111uar ta lnl I S·CA 1
70!! I fi1J'"'"'' Ctnt., Or ~.uilt ?&l lrv1M I /I
'Ji:'bl?
Thi., t>u,.u1t:'\\ 1\ '-''n
duct,.d by .. 1 rirpm 1tf1nu
II.we you stdlt•d ckul'~
hu\111e\s yet"> N11
lnflurtr f d ln l'nn
U·.twrne Prt:"\uJt1lt
fh1-, \ldft'rnt:r1t Wd'5
1tl•11 with tho r,ounty
Cl••~ ol Oran~•· C111111ly
lln 0/ I'; 03
200l69S1678
0•1ly P•lol July 18 l5
Aug 1 8 zocn f 491
Advanc ed Vl\1b1llty
Concepts. 916 W ()(,,,.n
ftont NetHport Beach.
CA92661
l•nce V•llery 916 W
Oce.n f runt Nt wporl
Buch, CA 92661
I hi\ bus1nes$ " c.on
ducted by an 1nch•1dual
H•~e you , .. , led 00.n&
bu>onei\ vet' No
Lance Vallery
lh1$ sl•h•mt1nl w•~
filed with the County
l..lerk of Or an&e County
Oil 08/01/03
tOOS695lSI l
Dd1ly P1101 Aug 8. IS
'a 29. 2003 f 513
fidiM ...... --.s.......
lh• tollow1n11 per!>OM
•• • do1na bu~mess ai
l oh ta~ Silver Jewelry
Z'l37 Mopl.: SI Co\la
Meu CA 9'l62/
Dolore~ Perel Pelayo
?'131 M;opl" St Gou
Me~a. CA q;>62/
I his bu~mes\ " tun
d11r t~d by an 1ndlvidudl
Hav• yuu \l~•t•d dome
bu\1n~" y~t' No
Dolo•e' P Pel•v11
I his slatement wa•
tiled with tht Lo11nl1
Clerk of Or~nge <.nurlly
Uri 07t lSI03
200J69S1U&
Oa11y Pilot Aug I 8 I'> n ?003 • r~J
RdiliM ...... --.s......
The following p~•~c.n~
die do1nc bu~in ... \s ....
lllClll Ill£ IN DI SIC.N I
Weyb11dat Ct N~w11urt
Beach CA 97660
V1t k1 l ou1'\~ K11-m
W•ybridg• Cl N~wput!
Beach (.A 'JlfHJ
f ht~ t.11J\IO.-\'\ I 1 Of
due t~d Dy an t1101~uJu•t
1-iit\lf you ~tarhtd dMn~
tw•.1n.-".>\ y~tl NJ1
"" k1 Klem Th1\ \t<tl,..mtont Wi\"I
i.ted w•lt• tt1• ( .. urll;
C.ltot!o. ol \Ir dll~o C.uu111 v
on0810I O'J
200l69S3644
Daily P1M Au~ 8 15
22 2'3 2003 FS21
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your stuff
through
cl assi fied!
Policy -----...
R atei; and dead line' are l>UbJCCl 10 change \\ 1thuu1 notice The
pubh~her rci;erve~ the nght to cen'-Or. redic.\lfy. rev1...: or rc,1ec1
any cla.~\lfied adven ... emcn1 Plc:a~e report any error that may
be in your clic.s1fied ad 1mmed1a1ely The Daily PL.lot accepts
no liabihty for any error tn an advenr-.ement for whic h 11 ma)
bo: n.''l>Onsiblc except for the co't of lhe space auu.Uly oc:cup1ed
by the error. Credll can only bo: allowed for the fin1 tn)ert1on
----DeadJin es---~
M11nd.i1
fU<.'....!J\
WcJ:nc-<la v
niuN.ta)
h1da;. ~ l'W)pm h1da'
\1untl.1~ ~:OOpm \,uurdJ\
Tu.-..Jo~ ~ IXJpm '\unJ..1
WL"1m-...Ja~ ~ <Mlpm
Lu• apt bldg
2br ?b& "tPan v•ew
S1200 mo ••II '""d~nt
mgr 9-49 494 8083
UQun3 Niguel
._...,. ...... io<.;ited
111 (a pte$SlllflS I owe< unrt
2br 2ba, lrplc: "' ? •
allac:h 1ar. Sl4~0n1n ~-949-7/0·947? )(.'l(X)
UOO YlAlllY UASf
& UDO SUMMEa HOM(S
BU GRUNDY RCAI TOl'lS
949-675-6161
OltGS llD, ....._ W"'9
of tarae home. 7 spac
rms. Iba. k1tch@lte pvt nance. '9lf> ~
._,. llr l la unil on
quiet Peninsula point
Sinrte person. Nolsmk1
pets $1390 9&9 293 4631
si e 2!11 1.tN1 l'Mftn
attachfJd ..... ~ ,..,
wMll!Jd. fp, -SIJf1dltd<. fJl!I ok. Wiik to GdMR
1-41~1177 ..........
NlWPOllT HEIGHTS lbr
townhou'>e Ip ~·n~ gai
n~w carp~t pa tin v~r y
nicr St'>9'> 949 617 6004 -------
lbr ?bar ent•I Ne-w1•<irl
llucfl Ptmn•ula nea1
Newport P•"' $1800
Agt 949-673-1100
Uls• N•w Vttt y dun ?br
1bJ 2 , •r i•• age
SI 8!>0m walk 1n !TIM'li•t
& I ~.,._, tsJ 949-/"/3..lfJfB
N•wporl Cr••t, i'bt
7ba 7 < gar wallo to
be h ten 1pooflspa S 1900
Avi1tl now 949 707 4408
~HDGHTS l'IOt.lloe
2bt lb.l .,.., p • )Ill.
p.;00, ,_ !o.!lcheri .w.1111 s..>t l Sl'D'.l 949642 ~
O<ean Fr-•. Winter
renl•I 7b• l '>ba. 1 !>Xt'!>f1
\Under~ dw 111& laund
I~< $7100 949 'ii~ )636
l••.,.ly 21r...i-2' /.ta
l!)wnhou~ l860sl 2 c
"" ..,., ~. pooV~,,tnn
r• r a:stioon k.I S21~ no
llt't y.-~ 96m«>ll.
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?.
• • • • • • • • • • •
Thur.J.r~ .'l.CWlpm
~nda' l:IM lpm
l·nc.iJ~ ~ mprn
~ 2BA 1 /2 m.OOI TO
ll'ST llAd4 ncdy ""' lpwd Jc ·~
-Bllt~
~ IASTIWFJ<;
)Br 28r aar aer
w d hoohup S2JOO, mo
Aat 949 293 4630
2br 21>a OClANFIONl .
Nur Balbo.t pier
S23001MO
~at 949-673 7800
7br 7ba , ontl<> tp 2 c
gar 'lnglt l~vel Gated
rnmm w d refri& nail
now S2300 949 7!i9 3758
Ne_.,ort ......... 38r. 28a large lam1ty room
2 cu g.tr•ae avail 811
S?t001 mo 949 759 3771 ........ , ....... ( .....
•Br . ?' 1'81. family rrn.
courly•rd bakony no
peb $2lknn 714-J2:8..8ll.l
lbr 2'ba on Bilbo•
Pen1n hdwd llr~. Ip,
patio ? c pr. natl 8·1
act S2800 949-293-4631
Nfw Condo 2 '"'5S Ulll:t+ bi'""" 2..5bol ~ sw>d. Ol:JI
"" ""' ~ S2«l> ')..6 " 714-8J8.Ull
\
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L.lda
65 8Nie 8ail-v'• 17=-rult 88 -monsler 89 0 11tden IDOi
70 ... In Madlld 71 Gaaellt n wren lbodee 73 Vlei! ttle mal
DOWN
I On the IUll1tnil
2 8alclflll •
ingredient
3 OUe OfClnl
• Removes paint 5 Catching 0 Mh!lrl
T Tel -8 Majof elle 'g need
9 Sld raoe 10 Complelllly
11 Coemetics
29 Pine product 31 Haiic-Jllnl
• 32FatWI
33 Epics
56 Romlnds
too often
fiT NoOelist brWlO 12 "Solt Walcfiee"
pa#llet 38 Canoonill
-Wiesel
58 WindelOml
13 Baldwin OI -Keene 59 Jo.lie ,, llClloo.~
61 Too hasty Guwiness 21 Habhweerers
23 Cott>. biggies
25 Takeoll
37 Feint aroma
41 Badpune 44 Beach huts
45 Se\«e hal«lo
47 Faewal
62 ADtoc -Kruger 63 Kind ol tide
86 Eam
'l7 Chandelier pefldOl\I
28 HeaJt OUl!et
~ Outot bed
52 Oozes
54 Sidestep
··£ L " mp o_yee.
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Service Directory
Accounting
"NOTICE ro RC AOERS·
California law re
qu11es that conlrac
tors l1kmg 1obs lhat
total $500 or more
(labor or materials)
be licensed by the
Conhactors State
License Board Stale
law also requires that
contractor'> include
their hLen'e number
on all advertl'>mll You
1.an check the \latu~
ol your licensed
Lon trac tor a l
WWW cslb Cd cov or
800 J2 I CSL B Unit
~e"sed l.01111 aclot\
taking 1obs t hat
tolat less than $~00
mu\I state m their
adverlosemenls lh~t
they die not licensed
by the Conlr•Llors
State l teense BoMd ..
Ovldii..oll • tr Alnlni & ~UWQft/lrouble shootone
~-~ Of personal 949-!>48·?538
, ....... lfT9IOltS
Kllchen I Bdl I Remodel
ld:aK~ #S8IP5 ~ 911.6l5$Bl5
Air~
AWNHVAC
Air Cond1hon11111 &i lleat
inc Service 888 llcJp-OWld
L#88'ifiO 949-500-!lm
A· Z HANDYMAN
Install. relace cabineb
lutdw\lbil4IV~ moldre.. ()q 714-546-7'8!,
ear,. .... .-.
trCARf'lT tl'CAIPlT'Ct
Reµa•rs. Patctunii. Install
Courteous any size jobs.
Wholesale! 949·491·0205
Cleaning
Touch of Kl~
F.uropcun Bxpcn in
House Cleaning
20 yl'.al'\ in Bu,ine~~
L1ccnM:d & Bunded
Prnfc,,i<>nal team'
.. ,~igned
to Ynur Home
(949)548-0097
l·rcc 1;..,tima1e~
Rcfrrcncc'
Spring. Cleaning.
Special~
QulckKlean
Renew, don't replace ~.=ra ~sealing .
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COMPUTER HELP! . ""* Ill Q'OtlP 'MOltllt .,, .......... ll•• ·~ •\\lt)Ptgot~--
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• Drp'tlll!oo. P11*> ~
•llM'SCot ... ~~ UC ~ o.9due1e,
10 Yre Conipulet E•p.
714-612·2786
IHHOME
£ •USIH15S IUl'AIRS
Upgrades. R&pa11s uf
Computer. Networks
[ venmgs/Weekends
Gompcltt1ve pr Iles
for quality \P.rYIL
949·136-1175
7 I 4·926-4 22B
Concrete & Masonry
trick l leck Stone Tiie
COlte1ele, Patio, 011veway
fuepk.. BBQ. Refs 25Yrs
I •P Terry 114·5!>7 /594
The Cement 0M-
Cementwotk. 811ck, TIIP.
& More. Relrable. No 1ob
loo small 714 615 9062
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your stuff
through
classified!
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
wtth OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
WHAT'S lUGHTI
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WEST
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NORTH
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The hiJ<li11g:
SOUTii WE.'11 ,. .........
4• .... ~
NORTH f.AST
IN'f f'll,..,. .._ ... ~
Opening lead: Quee11 of
Show an cxpcn Lhc Nonh-Soulh
oplidc combinauon and ill h.im the
correct woy th ploy lhi~ combination
and thl-nn,,wer you ~ill receive i': "I
don't know!" Why not'? BecauM: 11
dcp.:nd~ on how many tricl.s you
need and how many cntnc' you have
to the shon-,ui1 hunJ.
The: au1:tion wa~ unremarl..ahlc.
With M:Vcn point~. Nonh dearly
owed panner a hid. hut the: only
rc~pon-.e ava1luhlt: wa' on~ no trump.
and Sooth wu~ prcpan:d to play 1r1
Hmbar View ....... 3br
2ba hou!.e, 2 car p aee.
wd li<...,s. Ir~ yard. ~ pet ok 9'&6~5122
leoutlful Home gated
lnlfl\ b 'l'f;ba. ~ &
w/d n:1. 4 &l'Jl~ •-ITdwd Its UlOTI ~ 9&!m-51fi5
MonUlly Rental Avd4 Sqll ·
.lft 4hr 2ba h5.e on Penon
Point Vet y ruce 11.r 11'd lief
SJ500 949-61!>-46:1) Clan
WHt O<eonfront duplex
na 4b<, 4b.i. 2 W1lf gar,
$J600Jt1 yrly no/smk dVa~
9/15 A11t 949 400 9656
BAYfRONT
WINTER RlNTAl
41r, 21 /tlo, 2-<or gor,
1u1y fuml.._. S4000nw
Auo<loted Reohy
949-673-3663
prne ~iie 1he ~mcll' Qf an oil ~.
allhollgll we lifC not suro that the lc'P
to four spades w~ the beM oction.
(ll\reo spade/I might be moo: DNdcnc but. with two prime catd~ and a cciu
pie of 11\llllpi>, North would probably
h11vl! 1111:.ed.)
Wc.'t IOI.I the 11ueco of diamorld'
and dedan:r paused to tllke sloe.It.
With a sure loser In c:uch red suit,
South could affottl to lose one trump
trick_ bot not two. If ~podes w~ 3-2,
there w~ oo wning wuy to play the
holding; 1f the ~uit broke 5-0, there
w tl) prububly no wuy to avoid losini
two trump tn.:~. Tilt key rl!11uirp
ment, t.hercfore, wa.' to prevent tWo loi.en. if the ouit split 4-1. Oust could
he handled If the h:ngth Wll\ in the Easl hnnd. I •
IJl!clarer woo~ opening lead in
dummy with the oce and led a trump
to the king. to cmcr to the po~'ibility
1\f a 'Ingleton honor with Wc\I When
both dcfcndcn; followoo low. South
returned 10 the table with the king or
hean~ 10 lcoo the n:muinmg trump
:llld. when i.:a~t lolk1wed with tht-
'ievcn, South ('OVcred with the dght.
If i1 ""' tu an honor wit.h Wc,t, Ill<:
au~ ""uld rcmm~ the rcmai11111i;
trump and all W()llld he well. A' the
curJ, lay. the eight won u.' We,t di'·
<·ur·J...d. IA-claret ca.,hcd tlll.' ltl'c of
'padc' and l'{•occxkJ a trid : in cadl
major. alung with a doanwnd. to
duun the wntract.
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to 9 49 -757-1931
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new'""' 949 /&O 0144
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68 4k m1. bo:tlur U1o111 new
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949-645-4545
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949-574-$600
fe,.,-orl'• finest Spider
'03 360 (Oftvertlble
133 nu. 6wd. red/tan
r c<I l.ilif'"" must >ee! (1 30896 $231.!>00
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ferrorl '98 3SS Spider
81< "''· • ! . blue/blu llhr,
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ford '6 S Mu~tong
l'unver toblP oro111nal uwn~r ~olod < ar $19.995
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ow.....Wi. '96 .........
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thr ouchout $5995 vrnt457219 • Bkr
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0' Au.II 44 o-tfro Blue w/Bloe, only I~
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Silvet w/b!M:k lthl' ,'
Sltl)lrOnic •
(193871 ) .. $21.980
H U20 ~
White \Iv/saddle leath
, Cf. nll)OnrOOf
<19443> m .980.
·01~s 1..,..
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llhr. 28K rm, mnontoof
(191121 $29.9fll
99 M.,...-. sue
230
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