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SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 2003
A question of too much money
Newport Beach officials want the Santa Ana
H e ights Redevelopment Agency to u se its
funds more aggressively than in the past .
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
NbWPORT BEACH -As the
city begins to take over the lucra·
tive Santa Ana Heights Redevel·
upmenr Agency, one thing worth
considering is whether to pay
down any of the agency's debt.
The problem is not that the
agency is buried in debt. On the
cont.rary. it's flush with cash. So
using that cash now to forestall
more debt in the future may be
Nonprofit
groups get
$1 million
in funding
United Way spreads
money out to several
organizations
in Newport-Mesa.
Kris O'Donnell
Daily Ptlot
NEWPORT-MESA -Orange
County's United Way has fun·
neled more than $1 million into
the area to help 14 needy non·
pro ti is.
Each area of need was identi·
fied through extensive research
and analysis over a five-year pe-
riod by a volunteer committee
comprised of leading experts
from the private, public, aca·
~ nonprofit sectors.
Among those receiving
money was Costa Mesa-based
Girls Inc., which received
$89,301.
·we intend to use the funds to
bols1er after-school programs in
areas like teen pregnancy, self·
defense, and science and math."
said Lucy Santana, executive dj-
rector of Girls Inc.
One of the United Way's goals
is to encourage the develop·
ment of educational programs
for young adults that build char-
acter. The Costa Mesa-based
Boy Scouts of America plan to
use some of its $319,294 for just
that.
"We intend to use the funding
to con tinue character develop·
ment programs," said Cristin
Collings, director of develop·
ment for the group.
Funding from United Way
comes at a time when the de-
mand and need for human care
services is increasing among
nonprofit organizations suffer-
ing from budget cuts and a chaJ·
lenging economic environment
the way to go, city officials say.
The Redevelopment Agency,
formed in the mid· 1980s, has ac·
cumulated about $35 million in
its bank account with another $1
million or $2 million adding up
each year. That's not how it's
supposed to be, said Assistant
City Manager Dave Ki.ff. The pur·
pose of issuing bonds is to spend
the m oney on improvements to
the area. Those improvements
boost property values. which in
tum boost taxes, wruch are used
to pay off the bonds.
n1e county-run redevelop·
ment agency hasn't been as ag·
gressive in spending the money
as rnany would like, and cer-
tainly nut a'l aggressive as the
city would be. Set-asides for a
community center, a fire station
and other improvements sit in a
bank account collecting dust
and interest.
"We believe that the city could
s pend that money a lot faster
and better than the county," Kiff
said.
Though the money can only
be spent for improving Santa
Ana I !eights, the city nonetheless
has an interest in getting hold of
the money: 1l1e resulting in1·
provements would create value
for the city by improving the
area. Also. it could mean more
property taxes coming into city
coffers sooner.
The bonds are paid off by
free7ing the amount of property
taxes from the area that go to
various government agencies in-
cluding school districts, vector
control distriL1S and the like. As
the residents' home values rise
and property truces increase cor-
respondingjy. the extra taxes col-
lected are used to pay off bond
holders. Thus, those government
agencies ultimately pay for the
redevelopment.
A LEAP FROM THE HEAT
Since . the redevelopmt•nt QUESTION ? agency formep, property values
have jumped even higher than
expected. Of the S4 million or S5
million in property taxt!S coming
into the redevelopment agency
each year, only about $3 mrnion
i<i needed tu service debt. lne
rest has been piling up in the
bank. :
How should
Newport Beech UM
the redevelopment
agency's excess
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can only collect property taxes
from the area at the rate fro1.cn
when the agency was formed.
Any increases in property lax
revenues go to paying off the re·
development agency's debt. Hut
if that debt were paid down
..,uoner, 11"., pw .... 1bll· that the nty
could beiin tu rE'ap the benefit-.
..,ooner.
City ulfiual!> have ...aid that
See MONEY, Page A4
Rodman
wins civil
court case
Attorney for woman who
sued the former NBA star
and Newport resident says
he will consider an appeal.
Deirdre Newman
Daily. Pilot
SANTA ANA -Denni., Rodman ha. ...
been vindicated of all the charge., aRa111s1
him in a sexual a%ault civil lawsu11.
On Friday, a 1ury voled 10-2 tha1 Jo Len
Md ;owl'n was not ac;c,aulted. Mccowen
had claimed that Hudman drugged, rart·d
and imprisoned her <II his hou~t· 1n New·
pon Beach after nwl"ttng her at Jo'>h '>In
cum's restaurant.
Marclll> Manciru. McGowen's attorney.
said he would cun~1der appt•almg the
case. Mancini <>aid he was hindt-red m 111<.
ability 10 no~·examme the witnl...,<;ec;, in
eluding Rodman.
"The -;yo;tem is there tu be fair to every
See ROOMAN, Page A4
A s Newport
Beach likes it
Shakespeare by the Sea
theatricaJ group returns to
local park after last year's
record-setting show.
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Just one year
ago, theater lovers were unsure whether
the future of Shakespeare by the Sea ln
Newport was to be, or not to be. But now
ifs obvious that their worries were much
ado about nothing.
*Donors want to see that their
dollars are changing lives,•
Orange County United Way
President and Chief Executive
SEAN Ol.J'RENE I OAll.Y PILOT
Taylor Pat1<s, 8, of Costa Mesa iool>s as high as he can off a dock at the Balboa Bay CkJb in Newport Beach. This
week, warm weather and hLtmiOty combiled to make tJ1rf place with water a good place to hangout and cool off.
Last summer's performance of "Much
Ado About Nothing· at Grant Howald
Part was so successful that local Bard
boosters decided to do anything neces-
See NONPROFJl'S, Pace M
FAMILY TIME
Running Man sets good example
I have never met Arnold
Schwarzenegger. The
closest I've ever come to
meeting him was escorting his
wife, Marla Shriver, through the
halls of a building three years
ago eo she could interview Dr.
Laura Schlessinger. The walk
coot about three or four
minutes, during which we
talked about an Jalue mat will
mnain conftdendal. But the
convenadoo led nie to bellew
that the WU lbouabd\11. ln~t and Mll·mannered.
Now. her bueband .. running
for pemor of Callfomla. He,
too. seems to
be
thoughtful.
Intelligent
and weD-·
mannered
but uwe
know, that's
not enough
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good
pewnor.
During an
tofonnal
prw conftreace lodowtng NI
111nounc•11ent.
STEVE
SMITH
~· Mkl all of the
right things, even if be did so in
twisted Bnglish. My' version of
all the risht things includes
holdingpeople responsible for
the mess we're in (by the way,
that's a bipartlMn cba.Denp -
neither major J>&r'Y hu dean
hands), ~ndlng the licbning
hold of epecial lnttteta OD the
legilletora ln s.a.neot°' endina bu8tne. flWlt la the
etate ind uting bis wlle tor
permiltMon to run.
Arnold Mkl thne ttma m
about 10 minutes bow he
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A2. Sata"day, August 9, 2003
Cute as a Buttons ·
The six-month-old
dachshund h~s given
good health and lots
of love to many at
the Costa Mesa
Senior Center.
Suzie Harrison
Daily Pilot
S he's very friendly and
outgoing, loves people
and likes to say "hi" lo
everyone she meets.
She gives hugs and
kisses and is happy and social
with anyone; she doesn't care
who they are -she likes them
for being the m. Not only is she
man's best friend. she's Costa
Mesa Senior Center's best
friend, and her name is
Buttons.
Butto ns is a black and tan
miniature dachshund who is 6
months old and has been
visiting the senior center with
executive director Aviva
Goelman. Butto ns weights just
about 8 pounds and is almost
as big ab she will get. Goelman
~tarted bringing her to the
center when she wa~ aU of three
pounds and 'lhe made friends
quickJy with many of the
seniors.
Goelm an believes in the
medical research done about
pets being companions -how
jusl spending a linle Lime with
an animal can add great health
benefit s. such as lowered blood
pressure and other cathartic
perks.
''Buttons comes in Tuesday
afterno ons and sometimes on a
Monday." Goelma n said. HShe'IJ
greet them a t the bus (in front
of the senior center). They love
to pet her because she's soft.
She gives a lot of love and kisses
to the seniors. Some of the
<>enior'i come in and ask 'Is
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SUNDAY
To honor Kath•rine Hepbum,
Oasis Senior Center will present
"The African Queen; the second
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.17
To honor Kath•rine Hepbum,
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.
MAAKC DUSTIN /OAJLVPILOT
Avrva Goelman brings Buttons, her six-month-old dachshund, to the Costa Mesa Senior Center to
brighten the days of the seniors and the dog has made an impression with many people there.
Buttons here to play?'"
Volunteers Be tty Jo Le O air,
Marje Butler and Maxine
Broback are big fans of their
friend Burton.
When Goelman first brought
Buuons in, Le O air instantly fell
in love with her.
''I can't have a dog where I
live. <>o I love lo play with her,·
Le Qair said. "She's so active,
1ust fun lo be around.•
6utJer said that she is thrilled
about Buttons' visits.
"I love dogs." Butler said. "I'm
delighted every tim e she comes.
We can't have a dog where we
live. so she's a '>Ubstitute -we
love her."
The four women. s itting in a
circle, had Le Qair lay on the
noor-like she does
1>ometimes while &he plays wilh
the puppy. As 'ioon ru. Le Oair
AUG.18
Mature drivers can sharpen their
dnving skills in two four-hour
AARP driver safety classes held
from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. today and
Aug. 19 at the Presbyterian
Churd'I of the Covenant in Costa
Mesa. Classes are limited to 30
students. The cost is $10.
Advanced registratlon is
required. For more infonnation,
call (714) 557-3340.
AUG. 24
To honor Katharine Hepbum,
Oasis Senior Center will present
"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner:'
the fourth of five free screenings
in August, at 1 p.m. All are invited
to enjoy the movies and free
popcorn at the C13nter's Hepburn
Film Fest, at 800 Marguerite Ave.
in Corona del Mar. For more
information, call (949) 644-3244.
AUG. 31
To honor Katharine Hepbum,
Oasis Senior Center will present
"On Golden Pond,w the last of five
free screenings in August, at 1
p.m. All are inv.ited to enjoy the
movies and free popcorn at the
center's Hepburn Alm Fest, 8t 800
Marguerite Ave. in Corona del
Mar. For more information, call
(949) 644-3244.
ONGOING
O.sis Senior Cenw holds•
was horizontal, ButtOnl> was
rubbing up against her, giving
her k1 .,es and wagging her tail
profusely.
"She's just the sweetest
thing." Broback said. ··fhe first
time I met ber, I was working
on the travel desk, and she
came up on my lap and slept
for several hours.·
Aviva pointed out how
at-ho01e Buttons seemed at the
center. ln the morning, the
building gets packed; more
than 200 seniors usually come
in the m orning, with about 500
people a day going there.
"I try and be outside when
the bus comes to greet the
seniors," Goelman said. "They'll
say. 'Look. she loves me, she's so
soft, she's like velveL'"
She said that is part of her
value. Certain seniors can't have
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Breatcfast indudes
pancakes, sausage, ooffee and
orange juice for $3, $1 for d'lildren.
The center is at 800 Marguerite,
Corona del Mar. For more
information, call (949) 644-3244.
Women 50 and older cen jofn •
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues sud'l 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 Braille lns1itute offws free
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave .. Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
TIM Com Mau Seniof' Centlr
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Betty's Trio from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuetday
night at 695 W. 19th St, Costa
Mesa. $4. (949)548-3884.
.l9wish Femity Service of Or-.
County sponsors an ongoing
a pet in their own home.
"There are some people who
objec1 to her, H Goelman said. "I
choose to ignore them because
she brings so much pleasure to
everyone (else).·
Buttons can be found behind
the front desk in the
afternoons, when it's usually
quiet after lunch, or ln
Goelman's office.
·she brings them a few hours
of happiness when she's here,•
Goelman said. "She gets a lot of
fun and love from the m and
gives it back to them double. So
many love animals but can't
have them. Buttons partly
belongs to them.·
Goelman said she took on
ownership of a puppy. knowing
she could bring her to the Costa
Mesa SenJor Center and make
so many people's day.
healing support group for the
dlrooicalty ill. The purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support to
manage illness and its
consequences. The group meets at
7 p.m. Thursdays 8t the Jewish
Family SefVioe office, 250 E. Baker
St , Costa Mesa. Attendance is free,
but registration is required. (714)
44&4950.
The Coin •nd St.mp Club meets
from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senio r Center. New
membe"rs Interested in trading,
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to join
these infonnal meetings. There
are no fees required. (949)
644-3244.
Jewish Family Serva otr.rs
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults at all stages of
loss. Group members share
experiences, hear how others
deal with grlef, receive support
and leam ways to cope with
sadneu and loss. One group
meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth
Jacob in Irvine. The second
group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays
at Tem~e Judea in Laguna Hiils.
The third group meets 8t 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center In
Anaheim. There's no cost to
attend, but advance registration
is required. (714) 445-4950.
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Daily Pilot Sdturd.ty August 'J, 2003 A3 t
Westside businesses form alliance
n us na property owners ave joine
together and plan to ask Costa Mesa leaders
to remove them from redevelopment area.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Westside in-
dustrial property owners who vo-
ciferously fought against being
included in a proposed addition
to the downtown redevelopment
area have turned to cooperation
to achieve their goal instead .
After the addition was shelved
for six months, a group of prop-
erty owners banded together to
join the Westside RevitaJi.7..ation
Assn.
They want to work in concert
with the city's objective 10 eradi-
cate blight in the area without
the black cloud of eminent do-
main hovering over their heads.
To that end, they have been
working feverishly to improve
their properties over the past live
months.
Proud of their efforts so far. the
association m embers will ask the
Redevelopment Agency to re-
move them from the propos(:d
added territory on Monday.
"We believe we can accom-
plish all this pn'vately," said Dan
Gribble, association president
"We don't feel ihere's a need to be
under the jurisdiction of a re-
development area and don't want
to be subject to eminent domain
and all the polentiaJJy negative
a~tention that has for our prop-
erty values."
TI1e Planning Commission ap-
proved the preliminary bounda-
ri~ for the potential added area
of about 400 acres -running
roughly along 15th Street, Whit-
tier Avenue, West 19th Street and
Pomona Avenue -in January.
In March, the Redevelopment
Agem:y grnnted a six-month
postponement of the issue. pro-
viding an opportunity for the in-
dependent consultants hired by
the city Lo begin an economic
study of a commercial area that
run~ along 19th Street east of
Monrovia Avenue. ·n1e delay also
afforded more time for the city's
Community Redevelopment Ac-
tion Committee to present i!S vi-
sion and goals for the Westside.
Its report is anticipated al the
end of August
The Westside Revitalization
Assn . has a three-pronged mis-
sion: to support revitalization of
the Westside through private in-
vestment; to coOaborate with the
city in programs that resuJt in
improv~ments without eminent
domain; and to maintain the in-
dustrial zoning in the area.
. It boasts about 70 businesses
large and small, including Oa-
Val, MacGregor Yacht and Rail-
makers. Gribble ·estimates that
the busine!.Ses have invested be-
tween $200,000 and $300,000
since March on improvements.
Gribble, who owns The Boat·
swain'& Locker, h~ spent $25,000
to fix up the property next door
Lhat he purchased last year. He
rebuilt the roof. repainted the ex-
terior and will redo the parking
lot !-.oon. I le aJso put in a sprin-
lder syi.tem and planted foliage.
John I lawley, the owner of
Railmak.er~. ha~ also done his
part. tl'aring down an older
residence on 18th Street Lhat he
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meeting ·
WHEN: 6:30 p.m .• Monday
WH(RE: Neighborhood
Community Center. 1845 Park
Ave.
INFORMATION: (714 ) 754-5635
owns.
uwe have many example~
throughout the Westside of busi-
nesses taking active participation
in revitalizing their propertie&,"
Hawley said. "They understand
the m,agnitude of the !>intation. ft
Mayor Gary Monahan '>a.id he
thought the as.'>ociation':. rt:>qucst
was reasonable.
"I was not :.upporuve of In -
cluding those areas in the lre-
developrnentl area in the first
place in light of the budget fia!>-
cos that arc going on and the
state government taking redevel-
opment money away, .. Monaha11
said. "I think it\ a legitimate re-
quest, but don't think it":. going to
happen Monday. I think we'll
bring it back in September when
all the area.'> an: up [for consid-
eration[."
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FAMILY
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waited to announce his
candidacy until he was certain
that he had the support of his
wife and that the effect on bis
children would be minimal. My
guess is that a star of his caliber
has already faced and overcome
the challenges of keeping his
private life private.
This is not an endorsement of
Schwanenegger. In fact, it
would take a lot of persuading
for me to cast my vote to such
an inexperienced candidate
during this time of crisis in the
state.
Candidate Arianna
Huffington rose the subject of
her own lade of experience,
saying that with all the
experience Gov. Gray Davis has,
he still made a mess of things.
But perhaps you don't believe
Davis has made a mess of
trungs. I do, and I don't care
what the rest of the nation
thin1cs of us wacky CaJifomians,
I'm glad we've started the recall
process.
I'm thrilled that we're
showing our chlJdren that
people in public service have to
answer for their mistakes. And
if that answering happens not
faU during the usual election, so
be it.
SHOW
Continued from Al
sary to bring Shakespeare back
to the park this year.
"We thought we'd have a cou-
ple hundred people turn out
and we ended up having almost
1,000 people attend,• said Jana
Barbier, cultural arts coordina-
tor for the city. "So there was a
real desire for this kind of pro-
duction in the community.•
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And it was that desire that fu-
eled the return of Shakespeare
by the Sea this year, as the New-
port Beach Arts Foundation
stepped up to fund the $3,500
cost for bringing back the San
Pedro-based traveling troupe
Shakespeare by the Sea As a re-
sult, residents will have the
chance to enjoy two profes-
sional productions of Shake-
speare that are free: There is no I I
NONPROFITS
Continued from Al
Maria Cllavez Wtlcox said. Mlt is
not enough just to donate; do-
nors want to see that the pro-
grams that they fund ra.lae test
scores, reduce drug abUle or In-
crease employment"
Human Options in Newport
Beach received $120,000.
"We offer options for abuaect
women and chUdren in New-
port Beach." aaid Vivian aecu.
execudw director of Human
Options ln Newport Beach. "The
funding will support nonemer-
gency bowlng, tranlldonal
bouatng and penonaJ empower-
ment inltnlcdoo to domeetic vto1ence vktfm& ..
0ranae County'a United Way
contlnuee"to WOil • • ....
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MARK BOSTER /LOS ANGELES TIMES
Former NBA player Dennis Rodman was found not guilty in a case
against a woman who claimed he drugged and raped her.
sexual encounter between
McGowen and Rodman was
consensual, McKay said
Mancini said the two women
were swayed in their testimony
by their •strang~ fascination"
with Rodman. He pointed to
Haley's testimony that she had
brealr:fast with him two days af-
ter the incident, even though
they were not personal friends.
~He was showing her a picture
of his speedboat; for what pur-
pose that could possibly be,· I
have no idea," Mancini said.
In her testimony, Tekulde ex-
pressed surprise that Rodman
wasn't hitting on her at the res-
taurant, Mancini said.
TI1eir testimony also revealed
Qilldren don't have a lot of
accountability lessons any
more. The movies and
television programs they watch
show the bad guys avoiding
caprure and jail). Business
leaders cook the books and get
away with it on a daily basis
(don't let the Enron,
HealthSouth and WorldCom
investigations lead you to
believe that business corruption
is over). And in a supreme act of
unaccountability, our court
system has just let hundreds of
convicted child molesters walk
out of prison.
Exactly how bad does a
public servant have to be to be
held accountable? Former
school board member Jim
Ferryman got convicted of
drunk driving and retained rus
seat with the support of all but
one of his colleagues. Former
President Ointon committed
perjury and obstruction of
justice and stayed on as
president. And Ne~ort Beach
City Councilman Dick Nichols
made a series of baseless racial
accusations and remains on the
panel -credit his colleagues;
however, who denounced him.
The truth is, our legislators
are onJy slightly less
responsible for our troubles
than Davis. But Davis is
governor, our problems
occurred on his watch and like
admission charge and the
shows don't come out of resi-
dents' tax dollars, either. Today.
the nonprofit production com-
pany will put on ·lWelfth
Night." Sunday's show is "Ro-
meo and Juliet."
~It was very successful last
year and we wanted to bring it
back.• Newport Beach Arts
Commissioner David Colley
said. "It's a good fit.
And the show wasn't just a
success for Newport Beach. It
was also momentous for the
production company.
"The Newport Beach show
was our most successful show
to date," said Lisa Coffi, who
founded Shakespeare by the Sea
in 1998 as her master's project
at CaJ State Long Beach.· "Our
Manhattan Beach show was 700
(people), which was the best
until Newport~
Just as Newport is a great
that neither women was in the
room where the encounter took
place and both kn~ on the
door for three to five minutes
and yelled McGowen's name,
without getting a response.
Mancini said
Tina New, who recently set-
tled her own $10 million civil
suit with Rodman over a sexual
assault, testified for the prosecu-
tion. Her testimony violated a
confidentiality agreement based
on her suit and didn't do much
to help Mc.Gowen, McKay said.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached al (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimes.com.
it or not. he's the guy who mus t
be held accountable. In that
position, a position of supreme
leadership in the state,
everything that happens on
your watch is your
respo~sibility and if you're not
ready lo accept that, you have
no business running for office.
Business leaders. athletic
coaches, armed forces officers
and celebrities know that they
are onJy as good as their current
performance and if they fail too
often, they are out. Politicians
are onJy now beginning to
reacquaint themselves with this
concept.
I could not care less that
Davis is a Democrat. I'd be
happy about the recall if a
Republican had made the same
blunders and wound up
squandering billions of tax
dollars. Yes. sir. I am an
equal-opportunity
accountability monger.
Schwarzenegger may or may
not be our next governor. But
he's already ahead of the pack
in my book -I didn't hear any
other candidate say that they
asked their spouse for
permission to run.
• STEVE SMITH is a Costa Mesa
resident and freelance writer.
Readers may leave a mes.sage for
him on the Daily Pilot hotline at
1949) 642-6086.
FYI
WHAT: Shakespeare by the Sea
WHEN: "Twelfth Night" is on
Saturday, •Romeo and Juliet" is
Sunday; both performances are
at 6 p.m. and are preceded by a
5:30 p.m. pre-show.
WHERE: Grant Howald Park,
located at the intersection of
Fifth and Iris avenues in Corona
del Mar
COST: Free
INFORMATION: Visit
www.clty.newport-besch.ca.us
or call (949) 717-3870.
place to find arts lovers, Grant
Howald Park is great place to
put on a play. A naturaJ depres-
sion in the ground forms a per-
fect amphitheater.
~This is probably one of our
favorite places to come," Coffi
said. "It's a naturaJ Greek
amphitheater in a really nice
park that's really beautiful."
Daily Pilot
Commtnn Oft tbe Su
DlelD "8IWar sot pllDcy
of dme Pdday moralq ao
aaop and llnell the •-
bault ~after. big,..
uuck jlctbUfed tu traOer,
blocking two hmes, oftl·
cl.Ila aa1cl.
1idlc ... stopped Oil
the nOl1bbowld Sa DI·
. ego PreewaY at 6:30 a.m.
from the .ate of the Kd-
den&. jult south of Bdltol
Street. to well beyond
MacArthur Boulevud.
uid CdfomJa HJabway
Patrol qftlcer Stacy WUllta.
The overturned trailer
blocked the three and
four Janes for three and a
half hours. while crews
wotked to pt it back up-
right and off the road, she
said.
A heavy-duty hydraulic
tow truck was called to
get the ~er back on its
feet, clogging up even
more of the scare open
lanes. 1be rig also spilled
diesel fueJ and fire ofti-
~ had to respond with
as~ Clean-up uniL
That's why it took so
long to clean up," WUUts
sa1d.
Those traveling up the
San Diego Freeway to
connect with the COata
Mesa freeway were a.l8o in
a Jam. Because of the
proximity of the connec-
tor from the San Diego
and Costa Mesa freeways
to the crash. those
beaded toward Orange
and beyond were stuck In
the morning mess as well,
Willits laid.
Debris from the earlier
crash also caused a blow
out later that morning
near Bristol street causing
even more slowing.
-LoUra Harper
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was repot1ed In the 3000
blodtlt 8:42 a.m. ~. • c.. StrMt: An MMUft
WM reported in the 300
blodt at 2:18 p.m.
Thurlday.
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r9pOfted in the 2AOO ~
at 6:12 a.m. Thurad8y. ·""•*°"""'*An 8'lto thel MS 1'9pCNted In
the 500 bloc:t et 8:A2 a.m. Thund8y. -
• .... s...t:A mi8aing
penon wa repc>ft9d in the
200 blodt et 10: 19 a.m.
Thuraday.
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Thursday.
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Thur9dey. ... .._~A
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Thunday. The cHld-
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they will consider annexing the
western portion of Santa Ana
Heights onty if the city can also
take over the redewlopmeot
agency. County officials and resi-
dent leaders of Santa Ana
Heights have said they 1Upport
the dty taking om' the agency.
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Nothing ghoulish about fund-raiser
Planning has begun for Newport Coast
Cares' second Halloween Carnival and the
group is seeking sponsors for its cause .
Lolita Harper FYI
Daily Pilot
Blazing heat, flip-Oops and
bathing suits don't usually go
well with ghosts, ghouls and
gob lins, but in the minds of lead-
ers from Newport Coast Cares,
summer is the perfect time to
start planning for Halloween.
The Newport Coast' Cares HaJ-
loween Carnival is in its plaruljng
stages now and m em bers are on
the hunt for comm unity spon-
sors interested in donating, time,
money or goods for the second-
year event. Money raised Crom
the haunting happening will
benefi t the Corazon de Vida
Foun dation, a group dedicated
to feeding. clothing and provid-
ing for orphans in Baja Mexico.
Laura Giffin and her friend
Brigitte Tehranchi, both Newport
Coast residents. started the non-
profit organization Newport
Coast Cares three years ago to
help share their good fortune
with o thers who need a helping
hand. Giffin and Tehranc.:hj said
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TODAY
Triangle Square in Costa Mesa
invites the community to attend "A
Fair at the Square" for the sights,
sounds and great deals in the
outdoor marketplace wtiile taking
advantage of storefront specials
from 11 am. to 4 p.m.
The Newport Beach Theater
Company will present Rodgers
and Hammerstein's "Cinderella# at
7:30 p.m. at Lincoln School in
Corona del Mar. Information: (949)
759-1040.
The Regency Lido Theater will
Business or Individuals who
would like to get involved with
the Newport Coast Cares
Halloween Carnival can call Jim
McAleer at (949) 476-1144 ext.
358; Laura Giffin at (949)
376-8518 or Brigitte Tehranchi at
(949) 464-0443.
they could not stand by and
spend their time and efforts on
simple material things. They
wan ted to -use their fortw ty in
life to make a difference.
"We found a common connec-
tion in our desire to direct some
of our extra time, financial re-
sources and care to o thers in
need," Giffin srud.
That common conn ection has
created an association within the
hilltop community that has
flooded the cause with support.
Last year the first Halloween
Carnival made iL'> debut and
raised an w1preceden ted $25.000
for the cause. It was so success-
ful, the group couldn't wait an-
other year am.I ho'lted a Spring
host the exclusive Orange County
engagement of Dana Brown's surf
documentary "Step Into liquid:'
Attendees will get a chance to ride
the "Robo Surf; a mechanical
surfboard. "Step Into Liquid" show
times will be 11 :30 a.m. and 1 :30,
3:30, 5:30, 7:45 and 9:50 p.m. The
Robo Surf will be available from 2
to 8 p.m. R>r more information,
call (949) 673-8351.
The Newport Beach Arts
Commission will sponsor a free
outdoor production of
Shakespeare's comedy "Twelfth
Night" at 6 p.m. at Grant Howald
Park in Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 717-3870.
SUNDAY
Hombtower's two-hour
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a lavish brunch buffet, free-flowing
champagne and 1uice service and
great views wtiile you cruise
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Laura Giffin, left, and Brigitte Tehranchi, founders of Newport Coast
Cares, are already planning for this year's HaUoween Carnival.
Fling in May. Despite gloomy
weather and occasional sprin-
kles, families came out in droves
eat, shop. play and support a
good cause.
'lltis faJJ it will only get better,
officials srud.
"Thjg event has gathered m o-
mentum and promises to be the
biggest and best event we've pro-
duced so far." Giffin srud.
The carnival will feature food,
game and craft booths, a silent
The Newport Beach Arts
Com mission will sponsor a free
outdoor production of
Shakespeare's tragedy "Romeo
and Juliet" at 6 p.m. at Grant
Howald Park in Corona del Mar.
Pre-show begins at 5:30 p.m.
Information: (949) 717-3870.
To honor Katharine Hepbum, Oasis
Senior Center will present "The
African Queen; the second 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 Rim Fest, at 800
Marguerite Ave. in Corona del Mar.
R>r more information, call (949)
644-3244.
The Newport Beach Theai.r
Company will present Rodgers
and Hammerstein's "Cinderella" at
2 p.m. at Lincoln School in Corona
del Mar. Information: (949)
759-1040.
MONDAY
Registration fof' the Orange
County Business Council's ninth
a nnual Corporate Executive Golf
auction and a bevy of ghastly ac-
tivities, she said.
Jim McAleer, executive direc-
tor of Corazon de Vida, has srud
the Newport Beach volunteers
are greatly appreciated through-
out his organization. Than.Jes to
the generosity and unparalleled
enthusiasm of Giffin, TehrancW
and their restless army. the or-
phans of Baja receive more from
one carnival than possible in a
month.
Tournament begins at 9 a.m. at
Mesa Verde Country Club in
Costa Mesa, with the shot gun
start at 11 a.m. The cost is $300
for a single player padcage or
$1,500 for a corporate playe rs
padcage. Proceeds benefit the
Orange County Rescue Mission's
Strong Beginnings program,
which provides workfo rce
development for those who have
lost hope and need help. For
more information, call (949)
476-2242, eXl. 216.
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tips to help hide the ravages of
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National Cosmetology Assn. and
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Personal attack or constructive criticism?
By Steve Bromberg
P hil Arst, Lhe Greenlight
spokesperson and steering
committee member, recently
wrote a community commentary,
"Seeking sense and civility in
Newport," Aug. I. In that article, he
attacked a number of individuaJs,
most specifically, our city manager,
Homer Bludau, for making a
"personal attack" on Arst. Bludau
had referred to Arst as
"disingenuous" relative to a prior
Arst commentary. Arst then goes on
to talk about civility in government
and how we should aJI work
together, and in the same breath
actually goes on the attack
throughout the remaiJ1der of his
article.
I felt that Arst's article was pretty
mean-spirited, which gave me the
idea to write this article.
A lot of residents wiU watch City
Council meetings and read selected
articles in the newspapers; however,
what I have found is that many
people are not sure how our local
process of government works when
it comes to addressing the Ciry
Council or working with ciry staff. I
thought this might be a good time to
review some of those issues and at
the same time, I will refer to some of
the examples referenced by Arst.
If you have been watching your
local government, you may note that
within the last 2~ years or so, this
City Council and city staff have
become extremely responsive to its
residents and that we embrace
public outreach on major issues that
affect the city. Of course, we cannot
be everything for everyone, nor do
we try and do that and as a result,
...
Jf
. '
Steve
Bromberg
there will be
people who will
disagree and
criticize what we
do, and that is the
American way.
There is nothing
wrong with that.
However, when
someone starts
taking criticisms
as personal
attacks, then it is
reasonable to
question that individ4al's motives.
First, ler's take a look at Arst's
concern that he and Greenlight were
"personally attacked." Let's also look
at a few very real and hard facts. Arst
is the spokesperson for and a
steering committee member of
Greenlight, which has become a
political party. Greenlight has had its
challenges in the last couple of years.
In the last election, Alan Beek, the
individual who is affectionately
referred to as "The Father of
Greenlight," ran for Ciry Council
against Don Webb, who had been a
public servant in the city for 33
years. Webb won the election by a
respectable margin. Considering that ·
Beek is probably one of the most
honest and finest people I personally
have ever met and worked with, the
fact that the people did not vote in
"The Father of GreenUght" suggests
that the voters in this city are happy
with its present local government.
Due to a number factors,
includiilg that residents in this city
are pleased with their local
government, people have been
leaving GreenJight. This is fact, not
fiction, and Arst, who is their
political guy so to speak. is doing
~ ... . ..
everything he can to try and show
we, the city of Newport Beach, are
pretty much inept and wastefuJ with
taxpayer money. Well, it's not
working and I personally believe that
Arst is very concerned about this and
he is trying everything he can do to
try and knock our city government.
Arst didn't like it when our city
manager suggested that he attempt
to understand the issues and facts
before attacking those issues.
Your Ciry Council members are
citizen politicians. We are your
neighbors and, technkally, the job is
supposed to be part time.
Nonetheless. it is stiU politics, and
although we probably have a higher
level of civility then most oilier cities
around, it still can get testy and it
does on occasion. When I hear a
politician, and Arst is very much a
politician, complaining about
personal attacks. my onJy reaction is
"give me a break." If you are in
politics, you know to expect
adversity as well as heated
discussions: however, to suggest
what really is a criticism is a
personal attack is truly
disingenuous.
Come on now. In the last 2~ years,
Arst has filed six or so complaints
against the City Council with the
Dis trict Attorney's office. Each
complaint was reviewed and rejected
as being unfounded by the District
Attorney's office, and it finally got to
the point where the Daily Pilot even
entered the fray and suggested that
this type of conduct could be viewed
as "the boy who cried wolf."
My first taste of true politics in
action was when I was seated as a
councilman in 2000. Immediately
after that the City Council. under the
FNSHES AVAUllE
·~&onzt
•BlmCqips .,...,
leadership of then Mayor Gary
Adams, commenced the process of
implementing Measure S -or the
Greenlight Law-and, quite frankly,
I'm proud to say we did an
exemplary job. I know that's a
self-serving comment; however. I
believe it tb be true. Even Greenlight
at that point in time complimented
the City Council for the manner in
which that implementation was
accomplished. It pretty much went
through without a hitch and those
hearings went on for hours over a six
week period.
It is.so easy to take criticism as a
personal attack and I recognize that
there can be a fine line between the
two.
Being a professional mediator, I
learned a long time ago that if you
are to be successful in any form of
negotiation you need to criticize
with well-meaning intent, but you
should check the egos and the
personal agenda at the door.
Take another look at Bludau's
article and determine for yourself
whether or not this was a personal
attack on Arst or whether or not it
· was a very constructive criticism that
set the record straight factually,
without conjecture. It seems so
many times iliat those who will
stand on that proverbial soap box
and demand free speech, are the first
ones to try and quell that speech if it
opposes their own beliefs.
This information might also be
helpfuJ to someone who wishes to
speak at one of our meetings.
Every council meeting has a public
comment time. That is the chance
where anyone can talk about almost
anything they want to for three
minutes -and people do this all of
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the time. This is not a debate nor is it
intended to be. Council members
will not get into a dialogue with a
speaker during public comments.
However, if a speaker during public
comments states a non-truth,
embellishes or is simply incorrect.
the council is permitted to. and
many times wiJI, clarify that issue for
the speaker and the public. If it
becomes clear that the speaker is
being disingenuous, temperatures
may rise. Our policy also reflects that
if a council member engages in such
clarification, it is to be brief. The
goal Is to be sure that the public has
accurate information.
The next opporrunjty for an
individual to spealc would be on an
actual agenda item, and each item is
opened to the public and anyone
can address that issue and only that
issue for a period of five minutes.
Although there is more room for a
dialogue at that time, the procedure
is pretty much the same.
Our dry is running very well. Out
of the 34 cities in Orange County. we
have risen to the top on financial
issues as weU as service to residents.
There Is no loss or degeneration of
service to Newport Beach residents
and you seem very pleased with this.
Why is that? Because you have a City
Council made up of your neighbors
who care and a ciry staff that is
responsive.
There will always be those out
there who will talce shots, however, it
is your responsibility as a citizen to
analyze what is going on. and to do
so objectively.
I'll be in touch.
•EDITOR'S NOTE: Steve Bromberg 1s-
the mayor of Newport Beach.
bed WM: $2220
now: $1332
Daily Pilot
COMMUNITY & CLUBS
rzp o zna wz oca
group a great adventure
Y ou are invited to visJt
Otlna from Nov. 7 to 15
on a tour sponsored by
the Newport Mesa Irvine
Interfaith Council. Cities to be
visited include Beijing. Suzhou,
Hangzhou and Shanghai. Sites
to vtsJt include lhe Great Wall or
Otlna, the Forbidden City,
Temple or Heaven, Summer
Palace, Historic District of
Hutong. where you will have
lunch at the home of a OUnese
family, the Place Museum,
Tiananmen Square, Ungering
Garden, Tiger Hill, Hanshan
Temple, Ungyin Temple. The
Bund and Otlna Town,
Shanghai, to name a few.
On this trip, sponsored by the
Interfaith Council, you will have
the opportunity to visit a Jewish
Synagogue, Catholic and
Protestant chwches in addition
to a number of Buddhist
Temples. There will be time for
shopping at silk. jade and pearl
factories.
The cost of the eight-day trip
to OUna, including round-trip
airfare from LAX. 5-star or
4-star hotels. deluxe tour buses,
English-speaking tour guides,
three full meals every day, fees
for aJJ attractions. Is just $1 ,350
per person. Call (949) 660-8665
for free brochure or visit lhe
council 's Web site at
www.nmiinurfaith.org.
A valuable tour briefing for aJJ
interested people will be held at
5:30 p.m . Aug. 19 at Harbor
Cllristian Church, 24-0 1 Irvine
Ave .. Newport Beach.
RADER NIGHT AT MALARKY'S
MaJarlcy's Irish Pub owner
Bill Hamilton is hosting a
s peclaJ fund-raising evening
Sunday nJght for John Rader,
who has been struck with
Primary Sclerosis Collngitis, the
same rare liver disease that
killed famous NatJonaJ FootbaJI
League star Walter Payton.
Rader served as the food and
beverage manager at the Balboa
Bay Oub, generaJ manager of
the SaddJebaclc lnn and more
recently as the general manager
of the Out.rigger Canoe O ub in
Hawaii. Rader was lcnown here
for his community
involvement, helping to start
the Newport Aquatics Center,
leadership with the annuaJ
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TM Newport CenW
Toastmaste11'1 Oub can help you
Improve your public speaking
akill1 or polish your butlneu
preNntetion1. Memben come
from a variety of profealonal
disclpllnea and badcgrt¥Jnds. The
group meets every Monday
morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
610 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beed\. Validated parting
is available In the parting
outrlgger
canoe race
from
Newport to
Avalon,
support of
the YMCA.
the Sea Base.
the
Commodores
JIM ~~rtthe
DE BOOM Beach
Cllarnber of
Commerce and the list goes on.
According to Hamilton, half
of all proceeds from 5 to 1 O
p.m. will be donated to the
Rader Fund. ·Food wilJ be
served as John taught us long
ago and we wilJ be having guest
bartenders including Billy
WhJtford, Leslle Davis and
others,· Hamilton said.
ZOOFARl2003
Newport Beach resident
Debbie Newmeyer reminds us
that the 11th annuaJ
black-tie/ safari-attire gaJa
Zoofari 2003 wiU be held on
from 6 to 11 p.m. Aug. 23 at the
Santa Ana Zoo at Prentice Parle
This s pectacuJar dinner dance
wiJI be held under the stars in
the tropicaJ jungles of the zoo,
where you can meet some of
your favorite animaJs while
enjoying Vax.Vodka's jungle
juice, dine on food from a
variety of restaurants and
.dance the night away with
music provided by Wayne
Poater.
Tippl Hedrm will return for
her traditionaJ visit to support
the efforts of the zoo while
Suha Pedortchew of Cirque
du SoleU fame will perform
verticaJ rope acrobatics.
Otarlee Dreyer will serve as
master of ceremonies and
auctioneer for the evening.
Tickets at S 15-0 each can be
purchased by calling (7 I 4)
953·8555, ext. 13.
WORTH REPEATING
From Thought for the Day
provided by Greg Kelley of the
Newport Mesa Irvine JnterfaJth
Council:
•uteis l0%whathappensto
you and ninety percent how
you respond to it."
-Lou Holtz
structure next to 24 Hour Fitness.
Guests are wek:ome. f.or more
information, call (949) 721 -5732.
J9wilh Family SeMc:e ..
offering a support and di1CtJssion
group for women 50 and older
the second and fourth Monday of
every month from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
et 250 E. Beker St, Suite G in
Costa Mesa. Pre-registration is
required. f.or information or to
register, call (714) 446-4950.
J.w'9h Family SeMc:e ..
oifering e women's divorce end
separation support group at 7
p.m. Wednesdays at the Jewish
Federation Campus in Costa
MeN, 250 E. Beker St f.or more
information, call (714) 445-$960,
ext 114.
The ACLU of Orange County
meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of every month at the Unitarian
SERVICE CLU8
MEETINGS THIS WE£J(
T\JESOAY
7: 30 a.m.: The 4-0-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Qub will meet 8J Five Crowns
for a meeting focusing on the
u pcoming fund-raiser "Al. Time
Goes By.* (newportbeach
sunriserotary. orglinde.x. htm).
6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa
Newport Harbor Uons Oub wilJ
meet at the Costa Mesa Country
Oub.
WEDNESDAY
7:15 a.m.: The lO·member
South Coast Metro Rotary Oub
will meet at the Center Qub
(www.southcoastmetro
rotary.orgJ; and the Newport
Harbor JGwanis Oub will meet
at the University AthJetic Qub.
Noon: The 40-member
Exchange Oub of the Orange
Coast meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Qub.
6 p.m.: The 5-0-member
Rotary Oub of Newport-BaJboa
will meet lhe Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Oub for an update on
Project Deaf India by Raj Desai.
(www.newport-balboa.org).
THURSDAY
7 a.m.: The 20-plus member
Costa Mesa-Orange Costa
Breakfast Lions Oub will meet
at Mimi's Caf~.
Noon: The SO-member Costa
Mesa J(jwanls Oub will meet at
the Holiday Inn
(www.kiwanis.org/
clublco.stamaa); the SO-member
Kiwanis Oub of Newport
Beach-Corona del Mar will meet
at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Qub; the 80-member Exchange
Qub of Newport Harbor will meet
at the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum for a program by Steve
Sutherland, developer of the
Balboa Peninsula Resort. and the
100-member Newport-Irvine
Rotary Oub will meet at the
Atrium Hotel to hear Orange
CoWlty 1reasurer John Moortach
( www. ni rotary. or?).
•COMMUNITY• ClUBS is
published Saturdays in the Daily
Pilot. Send your service club's
meeting information by fax to
(949) 660-8667 or by e-mail to
1deboom@aol.com.
Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria
St. in Costa Mesa. Ead'I month's
meeting will feature a different
speaker on issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (714)
957~107.
.Beech LAllodK1pee:.., uhlbit
featuring digitally manipulated
aerial photographs of the
Hawaiian Islands by Donna
Ruzicb, umbrella beach scenes
by Carole Boller and Bede Bay
landscapes by Luke Spencer, will
be on display through Sept. 30 at
Newport Beach City Hall.
Information: (949) 717-3870.
"TenM In Alt.• en exhibit oA
painting• by longtime tennis
instructor and coach Jo1e
Mendoza, will be on display in the
Newport Beach Central library
foyer through Aug. 30. Mendoza's
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manipulation of color and form
as well as its concentration on
tennis. Information: (949)
717-3870.
\foluntMr driv9r'I ... needed 1o
help deliver nutritiously prepared
meals to homebound, frail or
elderly clients incapable of
shopping or cooking for
themselves through "M obile
Meals; sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8050 for
more information.
SWim lessons •re 1tv11il8ble
July 21 and run through Aug. 1 at
Halecrest Park, 3107 Killybrook
Lane in Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 557-7234.
Project Cuddle, a nonprofit
organization that offers safe and
legal alternatives to girls who are
considering abandoning their
babies, is in need of ongoing
volunteers. For more information,
visit www.projectcuddle.org or
call (714) 432-9681.
Macy's in Costa Mesa invites
Orange County nonprofit
organizations that provide
services and programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
participation in Macy's South
Coast Plaza's Passport In Store
fund· raiser. This year's event will
be held on Oct. 4. To receive an
application to participate, call
(714) 556·0611, ext. 4231.
Yoga classes win be offered
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine w eeks
at West Newport Community
Center. Registration is $54 for one
class eadi week or $100 for two
days a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beadi resideAts. Others
pay an additional $5. For more
information, call (949) 644-3151.
Costa Mesa's Recrution Division
w ill provide a three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m ..
Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m . Parties for diildren 5 to
12 will consist o lundl/dinner,
games, crafts, prizes. cake with
ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties cost $250 or $300.
For more information, call (714)
754-5158.
f"rve new wines will be served
on Bayside Restaurant's terrace
overlooking Newport Harbor
every Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. The cost la $16 per person.
For more Information, call (9!19)
721-1222.
Newport Dunes Reeort'a
"Movies on the Beach" will n..in
every Friday and Saturday
throughout the summer,
including a two-hour barbecue
before the movies start at dusk.
Guests are Invited to bring their
favorite cuts of meat. The resort
will provide the rest for $7.95 per
person. The films will be shown
on a large screen In the sand on
every Friday and Saturday
evening in June and July except
July 4. Parking Is $8 per car. For
more Information, call (949)
729-DUNE.
A V11riety of priVllte, seml-prtVl!te
and group swim lessons will be
offered this summer at the
Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High School.
Options include one-on-one
instruction on Saturdays and a
Monday through Thursday
program for all ages and levels.
For session dates, times and
costs, call (949) 644-3151, or
register in person at Newport
Beadi Recreation and Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd.
Children. teens and adults
can now register for summer
recreational boating classes
offered through Newport Beadi
Recreation Services. Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(94.9) 644-3151, or visit the
Newport Beadi Recreation and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more information.
Professional and licensed soc:c:er
trainers with the All-England
Soccer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small-group and
large-group training. For more
information. call (949) 395-5103.
Jewish Family Service is
sponsoring a teen support group
for high sdlool students that
meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5
p.m. at Tarbut V'Torah Upper
School in Costa Mesa. For
information or to register, call
(714) 445-4950. Pre-registration is
required.
The First Page -Fine Children'•
Books, at 270 E. 17th St., No. 10 in
Costa M esa, offers free story time
Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 6 p.m. For more
information, call (949) 645-5437.
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Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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new wines each week. For more Tuetdey of fN•ry month et the Jewish partner ere Invited to
Information, call (949) 721-1222. Holiday Inn et 3131 Bristol St., partidpete In • dl9CUMion group
Costa Mesa. For m0f9 et the Jewlah Family SerAce of
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pot. Green Systema International ia geared toward deellng with
will show you how to re-pot your •Dfvofoce: A New Beginning: iuuea between lnteffetth
plant during their free a worbhop for men and women cooplea. audl H raising c:ftlldren.
orc:ftid-potting teminar at 2 p.m. divorced or getting divorced, Is observing holidays, aymbols In
every Saturday. A plant aale Is held from 10 a.m . to 12:30 p.m. et the home and reletlonshls» wtth
held from9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 180 Newport Center Drive on the extended families. The COit for
20362 Bird\ St facility. Call (949) third Saturday of every month. three session• I• $46 per couple.
756-1211 for information. Cost Is $40. R?r m ore Information, Preregistration la required. Call to
I call 644-6435. schedule date and time. The
DitcOWr the MCrets of Carbon office Is at 260 e. Baker St., Suite
Canyon Regional Partt as you frM tourt of th• Orenge County G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950.
walk through groves of beautiful Performing Atta Center take
Coastal Redwood trees every guests to the dressing rooms, Women SO •nd older an Join •
Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Parking is performer's lounge, backstage discussion group coordinated by
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more and on stage at 10:30 a.m. every Jewish Famlly Services tp
informatioA. Wednesday and Saturday at 600 address Issues such as anxiety,
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. depression, relationships,
Tum Survivor, • nonprofit Group tours can be held by loneliness and family. The group
organization encouraging women special arrangement. For more meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m .
who have been through cancer information, call (714) 556-ARTS. Mondays at the agency officles,
treatment to exercise. hosts ext. 833. 250 E. Baker-St., Suite G, Cost.a
"Walk and Talk" at 10 a.m. the Mesa. Preregistration required.
second and fourth Friday of the The Newport Beec:ti Newcomers (714) 445-4950.
month in front of NIKEgoddess Club holds a general meeting on
store in Fashion Island. Members the third Wednesday of every Friends of the Newport Beec:ti
meet for lunch after at Atrium month. The organization is open Public Library Used Book Store
court. ft is free, and all fitness to all women residents in are asking for patrons to donate
levels are welcome. For more Newport Beach who have lived in books to replenish the dwindling
information, call (949) 275-3888. the area fewer than five years. For stock. Books may be left at any of
more information, call (949) the three branch libraries -
Newport Community Counseling 645-9922, or visit Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del
Center offers a way to stop the newcomers·newportbeadl.org. Mar -or in the book closet next
cycle of domestic violence to the Friends Book Store, at 1000
through the support group In Oasis Senior Center holds a Avocado Ave., Newport Beadi.
S.A.F.E. Hands. S.A.F.E. stands for pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 All hardcover and paperback
safety. awareness, faith and a.m. on the second Saturday of donations, with the exception of
empowerment. The group meets every month. Breakfast includes magazines and law books, will be
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. pancakes, sausage, coffee and accepted and are tax deductible.
Free. For m ore information, call orange juice for $3, $1 for (949) 759-9667.
(949) 721-8079. children. The center is at 800
M arguerite, Corona del Mar. For The S...llle Institute~ free
Teens are Invited to drop by the more information, call (949) computer classes to people with
city of Costa M esa Recreation 644-3244. fading vision who have difficulty
Center from 2 to 6 p.m . Monday seeing the computer screen. The
through Friday for indoor and Macy's South Coast Plaza Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
outdoor sports and activities. The presents ·w orkshop Ave .• Corona del M ar, offers six
center is at 1860 Anaheim Ave. Wednesdays: A Hands-on sessions. Call to sign up for
For more information, call (714) Cooking Class Program" hosted classes. (714) 821-6000.
327-7560. by dief Alexx Guevara. The class
is held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. A spiritual care clan mNta at
The Newport Beach Walking Qub Wednesdays at 3333 Bnstol St., 7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
meets at the comer of Superior Costa M esa. The cost. including Irvine Ave .• Suite 114, Newport
and Hospital Road in Newport materials, is $30. To reserve a Beadi. Call to reserve a seat (949)
Beadi at 9:15 a.m . and 7 p.m. spot, call (818) 994-5075. 263-1462.
everyday. For more information,
call (949) 650-1332. Yoga •nd ltwyttim, The Costa M.sa Chamber of
·Yoga rhythmics• combines yoga, Commerce hosts networking
The Newport Beach Catc. da'nce and fun. The cfass is held luncheon meetings Wednesdays
Decorating Club m eets from 7 to from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
9 p.m . Thursday nights at at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa Country Oub. The
Superior and Hospital Road in Suite 111, Costa M esa. For more cost is $14. The club Is at 1701
Newport Beadi. For more information, call (714) 754-7399. Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
information, call (949) 650-1332. (714) 885-9090.
The Newport Harbor Nautical
The Spanish Speaking Club Museum offers the exhibit ·Joe A brain tumor support group
meets to learn Spanish quick and Duncan Gleason: Rediscovering meets the first and third
easy. For more information, call California's Marine Art Master,' Thursdays of eadi month from 7
(949) 650-1332. through Sept. 30. The museum is to 8:30 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer
at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
The Assn. of Business Servtc.s Newpor1 Beadi. Free admission. Drive, Newport Beacti. Free.
hosts a networking meeting that For more information, call (949) Registration not required. (949)
deals with education connections 673-7863. 574-6232.
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.,. THE CROWD
I n honor of 20 years or hel.ping
children and families suffering
with UCe-threatening illness in
Orange County. the Make-A-Wish
,RJundation will host its inaugural
Luminary Wish Awards. On Sept
7, Orange County Sheriff Mike
Carona. along with the
mega-popular band No Doub1 led
by ~ Stefani, will receive the
first ever tri8utes. Mlchelle Wells
with the Orange County
Make-A-Wash foundadon
commented, "We are recogni7lng
20 years of local heroes. These are
individuals who have extended
their genuine graciousness and
touched our kids with the power
of fuJfilled dreams." 1h e Sunday
event will feature a luncheon held
at Rancho Las Lomas in Silverado
Canyon. For m ore infonnation,
please call Wells at (714) 573-9474.
WINE TASTING BENEFTT
John and Donna Crean will
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS items to
the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
{949) 646-4170; or by calling (949)
574-4295. A complete lisl 1s
available at www.dailypilot.com
MUSIC
1TALIAN FlREWORKS'
The Pacific Symphony's Carl St.
Clair will conduct a program of
•italian Arewortts." a concert
fllled with the romance and
excitement of Italy featunng
violinist Philip Quint and soprano
Dominique Labelle. The concert 1s
at 8 p.m. today at Verizon
Wireless Amphitheater. Tickets
cost $75 to $375. lnformatton-
(714) 755-5799 o r visit
www.pacificsymphony org.
LEON FLEISHER IN CONCERT
The Orange County Performing
Ans Cente r 2003-04 Concert
Series will open with a special
celebration -a 75th birthday
celebration for lhe pianiS1 and
composer Leon Fleisher at 7:30
p .m. Mo nday in Founders Hall.
Fleisher will be joined by
violinists Cho-Liang Lin and Gil
Shaham, violist Paul Neubauer
and cellists Carter Brey and Gary
Hoffman. Tidtets eost $76 and can
open their
Bad Bay
estate, known
~~ra
major
wine-tasting
event to
benefit the
Arthritis
Foundation.
B. W. COOK callino~thrs an' • K e
Sunday celebration "Savor The
Wtne." Ser to take place Sept. 28,
wineries including Far Nienle,
Nickel & Nickel and Dulce will
join forces with Oief David
c.opUn. who will prepare a feast
10 complimcn1 the fruit of the
vine. Napa Valley artis1 Ira Yeager
will d~play his art at the evenL
For ticket mfonnation. please call
(714) 436-16:.!.3.
RACE FOR THE CURE
lumip Ruse will ho!>t a
be purchased at th e center box
office or at www.ocpac.org. For
information, call (714) 556-ARTS.
The Center is at 600 Town Center
Dnve in CoS1a Mesa.
NEW WORLD
FLAMENCO FESTIVAL
The Barclay's third annual New
World Flamenco Festival will be
two full weeks, through Aug. 17,
o ffering performances.
workshops and outreadl
activities. From the traditional to
the contemporary, the festival
showcases the beS1 of flamenco
music, dance and song For more
information. ticket pnces and
dates. call (949) 854-4646 or v1s1t
www thebarclay.org.
'A NIGHT AT THE OSCARS'
The Pacific Symphony's Richard
Kaufman will conduct ·A Night at
the Oscars· at 8 p .m . Aug. 23. It's
an evening of legendary fi lm
classics projected onto a large
screen with the Pacific Symphony
playing the soundtradt 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
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Now playing to sold-out
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pre-event ~eplion ~pt. 25 to
honor the ~poru.or. of the
upcoming SlL<:.an G. Komen Hrea.'>t
Cancer Foundation Orange
Counry Hal!l' For lhl' Cure. lhe
12th annual race wtll be held
Sept. 28 in 111 • .Juon bland. 'l\Jmip
Hose wdl danJe everyone with a
delic1uus meal to celebrate the
sponson.' years of l>t'llles.'>
volun1ecris111 tha1 has put Lh<"
Komen l'allie on lht' map. Call
(714) 957 !:1157 lo be indude<l.
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Cosra Mt"><.1\ dynamic
mom-about town Alesia
Erickson announu.., that I.he
N('WJXlrt I !arbor 11tw1 'ichool
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1.rkk.-.<m, \VIit• of fomll'r (.o.,la
Mt...,.1 M,1yor Joe Erickson, lll't'CJ,
plenly of lorn! ..,uppon to make
audiences around the world,
·sing-a long Sound of Music" 1s
coming to Orange County
Periorming Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall at 7 p m. Aug. 22
and 23 and at 1 p m Aug. 24.
nckets cost $12 to $22 and can be
purdlased at the center box office
or at www.ocpac.org. For
information. call (714) 556·ART S.
The Center 1s at 600 Town Center
Drive 1n Costa Mesa
K.O. LANG IN CONCERT
Three time Grammy winner K.D.
lang will perform a1 the Orange
County Performing Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall at 8 p m Sept 6
Tickets cost $46 to $70 The
center 1s at 600 Town Center
Dnve in Costa Mesa Tickets are
available at the center's box
office, by calhng (714) 556-ARTS
or onhne at www ocpac.org
CHRIS ISAAK
Chris Isaak will perform at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center' Segerstrom Hall at 7 p m.
Sept. 14. Tickets cost $46 to $82.
The center 1s at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa. T1dtets are
available at the center's box
office. by calling (714) 556-ARTS
or onhne at www.ocpac.org.
TCHAJKOVSKY'S
GREATEST HITS
Conductor Carl St Clair leads the
Pacific Symphony in
the run them~ succe..,ful to
date. To volunteer, call (949}
631-0724.
NIGKT UNDER THE STARS
Major South Coas1 Hepenory
lheat.re donors wUJ lrcJvl'I mland
I.his evening lo Modjt...,ka C..anyon
for a very Spt.'Cial mghl undl'r Lhc
stars at Batesby h1rm. l11l'
informal ~ummer al fre'>t·o di1111t·1
is yel another fabulou.., Link in tht·
social chain leadinl( tu .. .,upper at
liffan y" this fall honoring 'i< .H\
40th anniver>ary 'l'<L-.<111. 111
conjunction with the grand
re-opening ofTiITany 11.i < .<1 .11
South Coast Plaza. I hJ',tl'll by the
very civic-min<ll'<l Joann
Leatherby and Gregory Bates.
the evening in the c.:anyon .,
-.urely an A-h...i l'Wport 'u111nwr
uwitation.
• TliE CROWO apr:>ears Thur'irldys
and Saturdays
HTchaikovsky's Greatest Hits:· an
all Tdlaikovsky program. at 8
p.m. Sept 13. Special guest
pianist Vardan Mam1kon1an will
perform HPiano Concerto No 1
The concert 1s at the Vemon
Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine:.
Information: (714) 755 5799,
www.pac1ficsymphony org
JAZ.2. TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beadl presents ii 1aa
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beadl
Hours are 5 to 9 p m Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m Monday through
Wednesday 19491 718·0188
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe presents
Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11
p.m. every week HWantedH
musicians include guitar players,
bass players, singers, drummers.
keyboardists and others at 100
Main St.. Newport Beadl Free
(949) 675· 7760
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZ.2.
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New York 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 Ditri joins the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free
Information: (949) 673-9500
Saturday. August 9, 2003 A9
WEDDINGS AND
Kelly-Gurney
Ms. Brynn Kelly of
Newport Beach
announces the
engageme n t of her
daughter, Colleen
Kelly of Newport
Beach. to Alexander
Gurne~ of Newport
Beach.
The bride-clecf
grad\Jated from
Newport I larbor
I ligh School and ·
USC.
The future
bridegroom, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Gurney of Newport
Beach, graduated Colleen Kelly and
from Corona del Mar Alexander Gurney
I ligh School and the
University or Colorado at Bouldt'r.
A Nov. 15 wedding'" planned at the< ommumty
CongregalionaJ Church of C.orond dt•I Mar
Fox-Cicchelli ·
Tara Kathleen fox
of San Diego and
Daniel William
CiccheUi of San
Diego wiU exchange
wedding vows on
Aug: 23 at the I .a
Valencia I lotel in I.a
Jo lla, Calif.
The bride,
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph f-ox ol
Newport Beach,
graduated from
Corona del Mar High
School and the
University of San
Diego .. She earned
her master'-; from
Samuel Merrill
College r n Oakland.
She is a pediatric
occupational
therapist for San Darnel C1cchelh
Diego County. and Tara Fox
The bridegroom.
c;on of Mr. and Mri.. William Ucchell1 of Sdundt>rMo.,.,n.
R.I., graduated from Nonh KJng-.1own I lt~h '>chool 111
Rhode Island and Nonheastern Unrwr~lly in Hm.ton I le
11> working on a postgradua1e degrt'e in finanu.• and l'i i1
pediatric physical therapist for ~n U1c·go County
The couple will live in their new horn!' 111 '>dn Diego
after a wedcUng trip to Jamaica.
•WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS run Saturdays For a lorm,
please call Coral Wilson at (949) 574-4298.
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In the pa.sl ten years disclosure
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world of real estate. Policy
revision and kgal scrutiny hove
replaced ihe casual "caveat
emptor" approach with clearly
defint.'d regulation.._.
The current trend i~ towl.U'd
greater divulgence of propt:rty
defeclS. w i1 is bener for you to
be thorough. When in doubt.
speak up. Any undisclosed
condition may rei.uh in a
lawsuit. Even if you refer lo a
problem but. do not reveal all the
facLs, you could snit find
your>elf m court. According to
legal soun.:es, incomplete
discl°"ure reprei;cnti. 70% LO
XO"lo of all real csta1e law .. uit~.
Since lhe re4uirernenL-. vary
from ~tale to i.latc. 11 •~ importanl
to !>eek the aid of a real e~latc
profes1'ional to help you
naviga1e the~ pcrilou1' legal
watt:rs. The "mandatory ~lier
di1'C.:lo.-.ure form~" uo;ed by many
real estate
broken. can provide peace of
mind to both buycn; and seller..
Thi~ useful checklisl coveri.
m1111y areas you may nol think to
address on your own.
Wilhout ii, you could
unwittingly bypas\ pertinent
decail<> lh.al mu~1 be included in
your d1sclosun:.
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call the Ewings at Coast
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ONGOING
Contihued from A7
8
manipulation of color a"d fonn
as well as Its concentration on
tennis. Information: (949)
717.-3870.
VoluntMr dltwrs ... needed to
help deliver nutritiously prepared
meals to homebound, frail or
elderly clients incapable of
shopping or cooking for
themselves through "M obile
Meals," sponsored by
FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8050 for
m ore information.
SWim leuons are available
July 21 and run through Aug. 1 at
Halecrest Park, 3107 Killybrook
Lane in Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 557-7234.
Project Cuddle, a nonprofit
organization that offers safe and
legal alternatives to girls who are
considering abandoning their
babies, is in need of ongoing
volunteers. For more infonnation,
visit www.projectcuddle.org or
call (714) 432-9681.
Macy's In Costa Mesa invites
Orange County nonprofit
organizations that provide
services and programs to the
HIV/AIDS commu nity to apply for
participation in Macy's South
Coast Plaza's Passport In Store
fund-raiser. This year's event will
be held on Oct. 4. To receive an ·
application to participate, call
(714) 556-0611, eX1. 4231.
Yoga classes will be offered
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks
at West Newport Community
Center. Registration is $54 for one
class each week or $100 for two
days a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residents. Others
pay an additional $5. For more
information, call (949) 644-3151.
Costa Mesa's Recreation Division
will provide a three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m.,
Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m .
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m . Parties for children 5 to
12 will consist o lunch/dinner,
games, crafts, prizes, cake with
ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties cost $250 or $300.
For more information, call (714)
754-5158.
Five new w ines will be served
on Bayside Restaurant's terrace
overlooking Newport Harbor
every Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. The cost Is $15 per perton.
For more information, call (918)
721-1222.
Newport Dunes Reaort't
"Movies on the Beach# will run
every Friday and Saturday
throughout the summer,
lnc.luding a two-hour barbecue
before the movies start at dusk.
Guests are Invited to bring their
favorite cuts of meat. The resort
will provide the rest for $7.95 per
person. The films will be shown
on a large screen in the sand on
every Friday and Saturday
evening in June and July except
July 4. Parking is $8 per car. For
more information, call (949)
729-DUNE.
A variety of priwite, semi-private
and group swim lessons will be
offered this summer at the
Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High School.
Options include one-on-one
instruction on Sa1urdays and a
Monday through Thursday
program for all ages and levels.
For session dates, times and
costs, call (949) 644-3151, or
register in person at Newport
Beach Recreation and Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd.
Children, teens and adults
can now register for summer
recreational boating classes
offered through Newport Beach
Recreation Services. Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(949) 644-3151, or visit the
Newport Beach Recrea tion and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more information.
Professional and licensed soccer
trainers with the All-England
Soccer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small-group and
large-group training. For more
information, call (949) 395-5103.
Jewish Family Service is
sponsoring a teen support group
for high school students tha1
meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5
p.m. at Tarbut V'Torah Upper
School in Costa Mesa. For
information or to register, call
(714) 445-4950. Pre-registration is
required.
The First Page -Fine Children's
Books, at 270 E. 17th St, No. 10 in
Costa Mesa, offers free story time
Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
information, call (949) 645-5437.
Bayside Restaurarrt in Newport
Beach offers wine tasting every
Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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Information, call (949) 721-1222.
pot, Green Systems lntematlonal
will show you how to re-pot your
plant during their free
orchld-poning aemlnar at 2 p.m.
every Saturday. A plant sale is
held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . at the
20362 Birch St facility. Call (949)
766-1211 for information.
Discover the seems of C.rbon
Canyon Regional Park as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday a18:30 a.m . Parking is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
.,...m Survivor, • nonptoftt
organization encouraging women
who have been through cancer
treatment to exercise, hosts
"W alk and Talk" at 10 a.m. the
second and fourth Friday of the
month in front of NIKEgoddess
store in Fashion Island. Members
meet for lunch after at Atrium
court. It is free, and all fitness
levels are welcome. For more
information, call (949) 275-3888.
Newport Community Counseling
Center offers a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the support group In
S.A.F.E. Hands. SAF.E. stands for
safety, awareness, faith and
empowerment. The group meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Free. For more information, call
(949) 721-8079.
Teens are invited to drop by the
city of Costa Mesa Recreation
Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday for indoor and
outdoor sports and activities. The
center is at 1860 Anaheim Ave.
For more information, call (714)
327-7560.
The Newport Beach Walking Club
meets at the comer of Superior
and Hospital Road in Newport
Beach at 9:16 a.m. and 7 p.m.
everyday. For more information,
call (949) 650-1332.
The Newport Beach C:.ke
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m . Thursday nights at
Superior and Hospital Road in
Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 650-1332.
The Spanish Speaking Club
meets to learn Spanish quidc and
easy. For more information, call
(94.9) 650-1332.
The Assn. of Business Services
hosts a networking meeting that
deals with education connections
from 6 to a:30 p.m . on the second
Tuesday of ffl/ery month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St,
Costa Meta. For more
"~:A New Beginning,"
a workshop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced, la
held fr0m 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information,
call 644-6435.'
FrM tours of the 0...nge County
Performing Arts Center take
guests to the dressing rooms,
perlormer~founge,badc.stage
and on stage at 10:30 a.m. every
Wednesday and Saturday at 600
Tow n Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Group tours can be held by
special arrangement: For more
infonnatlon. call (714) 556-ARTS,
eX1. 833.
The Newport Beach Newc:omers
Club holds a general meeting on
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organization is open
to all women residents in
Newport Beach who have lived in
the area fewer than five years. For
more information, call (949)
645-9922, or visit
newcomers-newportbeach.org.
Oasis Senior c.nter holds a
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Breakfast includes
pancakes, sausage, coffee and
orange juice for $3, $1 for
children. The center is at 800
M arguerite, Corona del Mar. For
more information, call (949)
644-3244.
Macy's South Coast Plaza
presents "Workshop
Wednesdays: A Hands-on
Cooking Class Program" hosted
by chef Alexx Guevara. The class
is held from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays at 3333 Bristol St.
Costa Mesa. The cost, including
materials, is $30. To reserve a
spot, call (818) 994-5075.
Yoga and rhythm,
"Yogarhythmics" combines yoga,
dance and fun. The class is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays
at 2850 M esa Verde Drive East,
Suite 111, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 754-7399.
The Newport Hart>or Nautical
M useum offers the exhibit "Joe
Duncan Gleason: Rediscovering
California's Marine Art Master;'
through Sept. 30. The museum is
at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Free admission.
For more information, call (9491
673-7863.
em.wth coupi9e with OM
Jewish partner are Invited to
participate in a dlecutalon group
at the Jewish FamllY Service of
la geared toward dealfng with
iaauea between Interfaith
couples. such as raising children,
observing holidayt, aymbola In
the home •nd relationahlpc with
extended families. The cost for
three seulohs Is $46 per coupfe.
Preregistration is required. Call to
sdledule date and time. The
office is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite
G, Costa Mesa. (714) 446-4950.
Women 50 and older can jotn a
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such aa 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.
~of th• Newport Bead1
Public Library Used Book Store
are asking for patrons tQ donate
books to replenish the dwindling
stock. Books may be left at any of
the three branch libraries -
Balboa, Mariners, or Coro na del
M ar -or in the book closet neX1
to the Friends Book Store, at 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
All hardcover and paperbadt
donations, with the exception of
magazines and law books, will be
accepted and are tax deductible.
(949) 759-9667.
The Bnille Institute ofhn free
computer classes to people w ith
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
A spiritual care class mNts et
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
lr:vine Ave .• Suite 114, Newport
Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949)
263-1462.
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networting
luncheon meetings Wednesdays
from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa M esa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The dub is at 1701
Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
A bnin tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of each m onth from 7
to 8:30 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. Free.
Registration not required. (949)
574-6232.
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I n honor of 20 years of heJping
children and families suffering
with life-threatening illness in
Orange C.Ounty. the Make-A-Wish
~dation will host its inaugural
Luminary Wish Awards. On Sept.
7, Orange C.Ounty Sheriff Mike
Ouona. along with the
mega-popular band No Doubt led
by Gwen Sce6ml, will receive the
firm ever tributes. Mk:heDe Wells
with the Orange C.Ounty
Make·A-Wish foundation
commented. "We are recognizing
20 years of local heroes. These are
individuals who have extended
their genuine graciousness and
touched our kids with the power
of fulfilled dreams.~ The Sunday
event will feature a luncheon heJd
at Rancho Las Lomas in Silverado
Canyon. For more information,
please call Wells at (714) 573-9474.
WINE TASTING BENEm
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the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling (949)
574-4295. A complete list is
available at www.daifypilot.com.
MUSIC
1TAUAN FIR.EWORKS'
The Pacific Symphony's Carl St.
Clair will conduct a program of
"Italian Fireworks; a concert
filled with the roma nce and
excitement of Italy featuring
violinist Philip Quint and soprano
Dominique Labelle. The concert is
et 8 p.m. today at Verizon
Wireless Amphitheater. TI<:kets
cost $75 to $375. Information:
1714) 755-5799 or visit
www.pacificsymphony.org.
LEON FL£1SHER IN CONCERT
The Orange County Performing
Arts Center 2003-04 Concert
Series will open with a special
celebration - a 75th birthday
celebration for the pianist and
composer Leon Fleisher at 7:30
p.m. Monday in Founders Hall.
Reisher will be joined by
violinists Cho-Liang Lin and Gil
Shaham, violist Paul Neubauer
and cellists Carter Brey and Gary
Hoffman. nctets cost $76 and can
open their
Back Bay
estate, known
as Village
Crean, for a
major
wine-tasting
event to
benefit the
Arthritis
Foundation.
B.W. COOK Oig:-cUlizersare calling.the
Sunday celebration "Savor The
Wine." Set to ~e place Sept. 28,
wineries including Far Niente,
Nickel & Nickel and Dulce will
join forces with Chef Davkl
Coplin, who will prepare a feast
lo compliment the fruit of the
vine. Napa Valley artist Ira Yeager
will ~isplay his art ~t the event.
For ucket 1nfonnat1on, please call
(714) 436-1623.
RACE FOR THE CURE
"f\Jmip Ruse will host a
be purchased at the center box
office or at www.ocpac.org. For
information, call (714) 556-ARTS.
The Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa.
NEW WORLD
FlAMENCO FESTIVAL
The Barclay's third annual New
World Flamenco Festival will be
two full weeks, through Aug. 17,
offering performances,
woricshops and outreach
activities. From the traditional to
the contemporary, the festival
showcases the best of flamenco
music. dance and song. For more
information, ticket prices and
dates, call (949) 854-4646 or visit
www.thebarclay.org.
'A NIGHT AT THE OSCARS'
The Pacific Symphony's Richard
Kaufman will conduct "A Night at
the Oscars" at 8 p.m. Aug. 23. It's
an evening of legendary film
classics projected onto a large
screen wi1h the Pacific Symphony
playing the soundtrack live. The
concert is produced by nine-time
Emmy Award winner John
Goberman. The concert 1s at the
Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
Tickets cost $75 to $375. For
information, call (714) 755-5799 or
visit www.pacificsymphony.org.
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pre-event ret:eplion Sept. 25 to
honor the sponson; of the
upcoming Susan G. Komen Breast
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C.Ounly Race For lhe Cure. lhe
12th aru1ual race will be held
Sept. 28 in Fashion Island "fumip
Hose will daz7Je everyone with a
delicious me-di to celebrate the
sponsors' years of selfless
volunteerism that has put the
Komen cause on the map. Call
(714) 957-9157 to ooincluded.
HARBOR RUN ON
Costa Mesa's dynamic
m om -about-town Alesia
Erickson announces that the
Newport I larbor l ligh School
I !arbor I lcritage Hw1 is St>t fo r
Oct. 4. ·111e run raises both
awarcn~' and contributions to
support local e<lucational needs.
Erickson, wife of former Co~ta
Mesa Mayor k>e Erickson, need~
plenty of loml '>Upport to make
audiences around the world ,
"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 l p.m. Aug 24.
Tickets cost $12 to $22 and can be
purchased at the center box office
or at www.ocpac.org. For
information, call (714) 556-ARTS.
The Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa.
K.D. LANG IN CONCERT
Three-time Grammy winner K.D.
lang will pe rform at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center's
Segerstrom Hall a1 8 p.m. Sept. 6.
Tickets cost $46 to $70. The
center 1s at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa. Tickets are
available at the center's box
office, by calling (714) 556-ARTS
or o nline at www.ocpac.org.
CHRIS ISAAK
Chris Isaak will perform at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center' Segerstrom Hall at 7 p.m.
Sept. 14. Tickets cost $46 to $82.
The center is at 600 Town Center
Drive in Costa Mesa. Tickets are
available at the center's box
office. by calling (7 14) 556-ARTS
or online at www.ocpac.org.
TCHAJKOVSKY'S
GREATEST HrTS
Conductor Carl St. Clair leads the
Pacific Symphony in
the run the mm.t suci:~ful to
~te. To volunteer. ca!J (949)
631-0724.
NIGKT UNDER THE STARS
Major South < ;oast Hepertory
'll1eatre donors will travel inland
this evening to Mo<lje-.ka < .anyon
for a very special njght under the
stars at Batesby ..-arm. l11e
infom1al summer al fresco dinner
is yet another fabulo~ link in the
sodal chain leading to "Supper at
'liffany" this fall honoring ()CR\
4-0th anniversary ~eac;on, in
conjunction with the gmm.1
re-opening of "lilTany & Co. al
South Coast Plaza. I lo~ted hy the
very civic-minded Joann
leatherby and Gregory Bates,
the evening in the canyon i'>
surely an A-list Nl-wport '>LUnmer
invitation.
• THE CROWD appears Thursdays
and Saturdays
#Tchaikovsky's Greatest Hits:· an
all Tchaikovsky program, at 8
p.m: Sept. 13. Special guest
pianist Vardan Mamikonian will
perform #Piano Concerto No.1.
The concert is at the Venzon
Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine.
Information: (714) 755-5799,
www.pacificsymphony.org
JAZ.ZTRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant 1n
Newport Beach presents a iau
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m~ Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (9491 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studio Cafe 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) 675-7760
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZ.Z
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New York Jau Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251
E. Coast Highway 1n Newport at 8
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Ditri joins the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673-9500.
Saturday. August 9. 2003 A9
WEDDINGS AND
ENGAGEMENTS
Kelly-Gurney
Ms. Brynn Kelly o(
Newport Beach
announces the
engagem ent of her
daughter, Colleen
Kelly of Newport
Beach, to Alexander
Gurney of Newport
Beach.
The bride-elect
graduated from
Newport Harbor
High School and
USC.
The fucure
bridegroom, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Gurney of Newport
Beach, graduated Colleen Kelly and
from Corona del Mar Alexander Gurney
High School and the
University of Colorad o at Boulder.
A Nov. 15 wedding is plannetl at the Community
Congregational Church of I .orona del Mar.
Fox-Cicchel Ii
Tara Kathleen fox
of San Diego and
Daniel William
CiccheUi of San
Diego will exchange
wedding vows on
Aug. 23 at 1.he La
Valencia Hotel in La
JoJJa. Calif.
1 he bride,
daughler of Mr. antl
Mrs. Joseph Fox of
Newport Beach.
graduated from
Corona del Mar I ligh
School and the
University of San
Diego. She earned
her master's from
Samuel Merritt
College in Oakland.
She is a pediatric
occupational
therapist for San Daniel Cicchelh
Diego County. and Tara Fox
The bridegroom.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cicchelli of Saunder!>tow11,
R.J., graduated Crom North King'itown I ligh School 111
Rhode Island and Nonheastern Univers11y in Ro'>llln I It'
is working on a postgraduate degree in finance and 1s a
pediatric physical therapist for San Diego County.
The couple will live in their new home in "an Diego
after a wedding trip to Jamaica.
•WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS run Saturdays For a forrn.
please call Coral Wilson at (949) 574-4298.
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THE MORAL OF THE STORY
He 'll hear your
thoughts and concerns
·eertaln thoughts are prayers.
There are moments when,
whatever be the attitude of the
body, the soul i.s on its knees.·
-VICTOR HUGO
I n last weelc's column, I
wrote about my challenges
in dealing with changes in
life. I'd learned that I needed to
revise the address for my post
office box (the new address is at
the end of the column). I also
wrote about other changes in
my life, Crom as minor as
removing a tree to major issues
regarding the health of family
and friends.
Sometimes things seem to go
along fairly consistently in life,
but occasionally changes come
quickly, and before I've
recovered from one, another
hits. When that happens, it feels
like I'm swimmlng in the ocean
and am caught in a large set of
waves and can barely keep my
head above water before
another wave comes. I've
experienced that at the beach
and I've prayed for God's help.
That has happened to me with
changes also. When too many
happen around me. the stress
of them can build up inside me
like looming clouds. The sooner
I call out to God to help and
guide me, the quicker he calms
the storms of my soul.
Many of you readers have
been great reminders to me to
stay close to God.
I've had encouraging e-mail
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
messages
Crom Brian,
who is a
Newport
Beach Fire
Depart-
ment
paramedic.
Brian and
many
other
wonderful
people
helped
with
6-year-old Max. who fetl out of
a second-story window 10
weeks ago. I had fun swimming
with Max and his family the day
before writing this, and he wore
a life vest to swim and play with
us. Max has had phenomenal
prayer and moral support.
I've enjoyed support from
you readers. I recently checked
my mailbox and received a copy
of a letter from a reader named
Glen. Glen wrote to the Daily
Pilot about the change of
location of this column in the
newspaper.
He was sorry it was further
back in the paper and he said
many nice things about the
column. Glen bas written to me
before and I always appreciate
his encouragement. It's
wonderful how often I hear
from a reader on a day when
I'm struggling with writing.
Later, a reader from Glendale
named Dave sent an e-mail
message to me that read, ·1
---- -----
have learned that to be able to
grow, changes have to happen,
and with the right attitude,
there can be growth with
change." Dave is right.
A reader named Sally also
sent a message that she enjoys
the column and especially liked
a recent one about talldng to
God. She too talks to him daily
and he answers in his own very
special way. Sally is a great
reminder that whenever we talk
to God, we know that he hears
us.
Obviously, I can't name
everyone and, if I tried. I would
leave someone out by mistake.
Thank you for the inspirational
stories you've sent. Thank you
for reading the column,
whether you write me or not.
We'U all encounter many
changes in life, some positive
and others challenging,
stretching or just plaln hard.
With an attitude of prayer and
our souls on our knees, we can
grow, change and adapt.
Besides, if we just ask him, we'll
navigate those times and every
time with God as our guide.
And you can quote me on
that.
• CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a
Newport Beach resident who
speaks frequently to parenting
groups. She may be reached via
e·mail at cindy@onthegrow.com
or through the mall at 537 Newport
Center Drive #505, Newport Beach,
CA92660
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Saddam Hussein's transgressions~:
were never condoned by religion ~::;
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QUESTION: Our govemmen! is o~ a
manhunt for Iraq's deposed ruler. How does
your faith deal with murder in this context?
Saddam Hussein is
responsible for the lcilllng and
the mutilation of millions of
innocent people in lcaq, Iran,
Kuwait and other countries.
Therefore. the Islamic verdict
on his case is that be should face
the trial of a court established by
the Iraqi governing council and,
after exposing his criminal
record ro the world, he should
face the death penalty.
In retribution, there is
security and stability for the
society.
IMAM MOSTAFA AL-QAZWINI
The Islamic Educational
Center of Orange County
in Costa Mesa
God set a fundamental
principle for society. when he
said to Noah, "Whoever sheds
man's blood, by man his blood
shall be shed. (Genesis 9:6).
Saddam Hussein has spilled
blood ruthlessly.
The Bible does not give this
authority to individuals to act
impulsively and on their own.
In the Ten Commandments,
we read ·vou shall not kill.
(Exodus 20:13). The word for
~kilr ls the Hebrew word
ratsach.
This word normally is
translated ·murder" in the
other places where it is used.
It Is not a word for capital
punishment, nor a w'ord for " ""'
military action, but it :: .. _
describes a personal hostility' ..
expressed in k:llling. •; M"
In the New Testament, we ~· ·;
find the Genesis principle ..,....,
speUs out the responsibUity
for government. The one who .. ·~
governs is described as God's .~ ·
minister. ·eut if you do that
which is evil, be afraid; for he ·
bears not the sword in vain: ·~· •
for he is the minister of God, a: ·
revenger to execute wrath
upon him that does evil" • .,
(Romans 13:3). Government
has the responsibility to
protect innocent people and .. ,
to deal decisively with evil
men.
CARL WESTERLUND··
Assistant pastor at CaJva.rx,.,:
Chapel of Costa Mesa ... ...., ----------------------------------··
FAITH
CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
CANTOR SVETlANA
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
is having "An Afternoon with
Cantor Svetlana· from 2 to 5
p.m. Sunday There will be
singing, food and fun.
Reservations are necessary. The
temple is located at 2401 Irvine
Ave. For information: (949)
548-6900.
SHA88AT ALIVE
"Shabbat Alive," a new style of
jazz and pop services first
created in South America, will
be held at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 29,
at University Synagogue. Rabbi
Arnold Rachlis' focus will be on
spirituality, and Cantor Braier
will be accompanied by a combo
of musicians and the University
Synagogue choir. The services
are sponsored by the Roslyn and
Joseph Baim Family
Foundation. University
Synagogue is at 4915 Alton
Parttway. The public is cordially
invited to attend at any time.
Child care is provided free of
charge. For more information,
cell (949) 653-3535.
WORKSHOPS
PARENTING GROUP ......
Jewish Family Service of Orange.,, •
County is forming a parenting
group to help parents to
understand and deal with the
feelings and behavior of their
children. The group meet.s from
10 to 11:30 a.m . the first and third
Mondays of Jhe month at the
center, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G
in Costa Mesa. Information: •• ,
(714) 44~. Pre-registration _
is required.
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tor llduftl whose children or
spouses auffer from alcohol and
drug addiction. The group meets
from 7 to 8:Jo p.m . Tuesdays at
250 E. Baker St, Suite G In Cost a
Mesa. lnformatlow. (714)
446-4950. Pre-registration is
required.
&AHAi FIRESIDES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
informal public discussions on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m . every
Friday and at 11:30 the last
Sunday of the month. The talks
include brunch or dinner. Also,
interfaith devotional meetings
will be held the last Saturday
evening of the month. Call for
locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760-5360 for
Sunday meeting, and (949)
~28 for Saturday devotional.
ZEN 101
The Z80 Center of Orange County
offers an Introduction to Zen
Wor1c.shop from 3 to 6 p.m. the
first Sunday of every month at
120 E. 18th St, Costa Mesa. S50.
(949) 722-7818.
A SPtRfT\JAL JOURNEY
A 2~esson study on the life of
Jesus Christ titled •Journey to
the Cross· is taught at 9:45 a.m
Sundays during the
Homebuilder's Bible Class at
Liberty Baptist Church. The study
pariillels the four Gospels to
present the story of Christ. The
church is at 1000 Bison Ave ..
Newport Beach. Free. (949)
760-5444.
DREAM ON
The Aduh Faith Formation at Our
Lady Queen of Angels Church in
Newport Bea'1'! holds a d ream
analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m
Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Dnve.
Newport Beach. (9491219-1408
ME.OfTATION LESSONS
A free •1ectio divma • med1ta11on
group meeting is held at 7.10 a.m.
Tuesdays at Our Lady Queen of
Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newpo.rt ~ach. L~o is a ~e
Scripture or a special reading as a
stimulus. The Christian
Meditation Group meets from
7:30 to 9 p.m. on the first and
third Wednesdays of each month
at the center. The format Includes
two periods of meditation with
som e instruction on how to
meditate. a talk and a discussion.
(949) 219-1408.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Service offers
a support group for women older
than 50 to address issues such as
anxiety at 10 a.m. on the second
and fourth Monday of each
month at 250 E. Baker St., Costa
Mesa. Preregistration required.
(714) 445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a
bereavement support group that
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesd ays and a
Challenge of Change support
group that meets at 10 a.m.
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills,
24512 Moulton Parkway. The
service is also forming a
parenting support gro up to m eet
the first and third M ondays of
each month at 10 a.m . at the
Jewish Federation Campus, 250
E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa M esa.
Preregistration req uired. (714)
445-4950.
GAY /LESBIAN
SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County plans to present a
discussion g roup for parents of
Jewish gays and lesbians if
enough people are intereSled
(714) 445-4950.
MYSTICAL AND SPIRITUAL
The M ystical Spiritualist Church
of South Orange County holds
Sunday services every week at 10
a m. at 2482 New port Blvd., Costa
Mesa, Suite 3. A spiritual healing
service starts at 9:30 a.m. (949)
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Our lady Queen of Angels holds
a re-membering group at 6:16
p.m. every other Sundey at 2046
M ar Viste Drive, Newport Beach.
The parish center is at 2046 Mar
Vista Drive. Newport Beach. (949)
548-3844.
BREAKFAST FEUOWSHIP
St M ichael and All Angels
Episcopal Church holds Its Men's
Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m. on
the second, third and fourth
Thursdays of each m onth at 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
M ar. Free. (949) 644-0463.
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
meets from 7 to 8 a.m.
Wednesdays in bierenfield Hall,
600 St Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. All men of the church and
community are welcome to attend.
$2.50 at the door (949) 631-2880.
YOUNG WOMEN'S
SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County offers a support group for
younger women dealing with
issues such as life passages and
changes. body images. family,
relationships and loneliness at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the agency
office. 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G.
Costa M esa. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950, ext. 114.
HELPING THE HELPERS
Jewish Family Services is
sponsoring a discussion group
focusing on the issues and
concerns faced by adult child ren
taking care of their elderly
parents. The group will be offered
Tuesday The offices are at 250 E.
Baker St., Suite G. Costa M esa.
Preregistration 1s required. $10.
(714) 445-4950
INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP
Jewish Family Service 1s forming
a discussion group for anterlaith
couples where one partner 1s
Jewish to speak about issues
affecting an interla1th
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(714) 445-4960.
NOOETY/OEPRESSK>N
SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and diSCU88ion group fcx adults
experiencing anxiety and or
depression at 9 a.m. Mondays at
the agency offices, 250 E. Baker St,
Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 445-4950.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a new ongoing
bereavement support group for
people in all stages of loss at 7
p.m . Tuesdays at the Jewish
Family Service. 250 E. Baker St..
Suite G, Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950.
FRIDAY GROUP
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
holds weelcJy Friday night services
at 8 p.m . with a fellowship hour
and refreshments afterward at
2401 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach
(949) 548-6900.
DfVORCESUPPORTGROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
dealing with the aftermath of
divo rce at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at
the agency offices. 250 E. Baker
St.. Costa M esa. Call for prices.
(7141445-4950, e>rt. 114.
ABUSE SUPPORT GROUP
St Marie Presbyterian Churd1 hosts
a faith-based, nonsectanan abuse
support group from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Mondays at the church, 2100 Mar
Vista Ave., Newport Beach SS or
donations. (949) 721-8079
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planning a special event? If so. send
the typed information at leasr rwo
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T1tAftS OH THE TRACKS
On the tttlrd weekend of each
month, engineers dlmb aboard
their trains and travel on three
m iles of tredt at Fairview Part to
display their tteam and diesel
engines. The public is welcome to
join them et the park at Placentia
Avenue and Estancia North. The
Orange County Model Engineer
program started In 1989, when
engineers wanted to display their
engines. whlle educating and
entertaining the oommunity
about the pest. (949) 548-7246.
MOBILE SKATE PARK
The Recreation Division's Mobile
Skate Park travels to various park
locations throughout the city
three days a week to provide
skateboarders and in-line skaters
a state-of·the-art skate park.
Participants are required to have
a signed waiver and release form
to use the park. Appropriate
safety equipment, including a
helmet. elbow and kneepads. are
required at all times. Access the
city's Web site at
www.ci.costa~mesa.cs.us to get a
form. Call (714) 327-7560 for
schedule of days, times and
locations of the skate park.
NEWPORT BEACH
BALBOA FUN ZONE
Children can ride the Ferris
wheel, the meny-go-round and
the bumper cars, as well as play
video games, pose for a portrait
or browse through souvenir
shops along the boardwalk, at the
Balboa Fun Zone. which has been
attracting businesses since 1936.
The fun zone offers many eating
choices. including Balboa Bars,
which are chocolate-covered ice
cream bars sprinkled with
toppings. Open dally from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. 400 E. Bay St., Balboa
Peninsula. (949) 673-0408.
www.BalboaNewportBeach.com.
UPPER NEWPORT BAY
ECOLOGICAL PRESERVE AND
NATURE PRESERVE
center offers hands-on ':.
opportunlti.ea to experieoce the •
2301 University Drive, Newport •
Beach. Open dally, except
M ondays and m ajor holidays,
from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. (714)
973"6820.
SHERMAN LIBRARY
ilGARDENS
M ore than 2,000 plant species,
rehglng from desert cactus to
tropical flowers, can be found in
the gardens at this educational
and cultural resource center
dedicated to the study of the
Pacific Southwest. The
conservatory on the two-acre •
parcel bears troplcal plants and a .
kol pond, and the Discovery
Garden, specifically designed for'·
those with Impaired vision,
appeals to the sense of touch and
is accessible to wheelchairs. "'
Docent tours available .. The
gardens are open daily. and the
library is open on weekdays. 2647
E. Coast Highway. Corona del '
M ar. (949) 673-2261.
UDO MARINA VILLAGE
Boutiques. gift shops. custom
jewelry stores, art galleries,
boardwalk cafes and restaurants
featuring continental. Mexican.
Italian. Greek and California
cuisine can be found on the
tree-lined cobblestoned paths of
Via Oporto in Newport Beach.
3400 Via Oporto, Newport Beach.'
(949) 675-8662.
CANNERY VILLAGE
A historic village tucked in upper
Balboa Peninsula, Cannery
Village offers an enclave of shops
containing anything from French
provincial furniture to sand
sc,ulptures and sterling silver
items. The village is bounded by
Newport Boulevard. 31st Street.
Lafayette Avenue an 29th Street.
Public parking is available on JOtfl'
Street between Villa and Newport
Boulevard.
SUMMER CONCERTS
AT FASHION ISLAND
Canoe and kayak tours are
available to experii!nce six
diverse habitats for more than
200 bird species that either live
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The summer concert series at
Fashion Island will begin at 6 p.m.
Wednesday and continue each
week through August. offering a
vanety of music. including jazz,
rodt 'n' roll and country. Seating
for the free concerts is available
on a first-come. first·served basis.
but preferred Seating can be
purchased from the concierge.
(9491 721-2000.
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
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Newport C,eoter
United Methodist Church
Rev. Cathleen Coots, P:istor
I 60 I Marguerite Ave.
corner of Marguerite and
San Joaquin Hills Rd.
(949) 644-0745
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Sunday School
Youth meetint wteltly
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Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
(LL.C.A.)
7M Dover Dr. Newport Beectt
Tradltlonal Lutbentn
Pastor Chartee Endler
Wonhtp 8enrlce with
Holy Communion
Sundey 9:15 M\
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303Vla~
Newport Bea::h
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church 10 am & 5 pm.
SUnday School JO am
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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Bak«, C.M.
WOl'9hip & Church School
8:30 Md 10:00 a.m.
(714) 9N-8234
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SenlOr Mlnlster Youth MllllSler
Christ c.ba.rcb By dt~ Sea
United MCfhodi11
1400 W. Balboa Blvd .• N~n Bc:ach
8:-15 Lift. • Adult SundJy !>chool
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HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Dlsclpln ot Chrbt)
2401 lrri• 11/te. MeWIMlf1 ldctl, CA
(Ml) 145-5781
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CHRIST. SCIENTIST
3 I 00 Pcx:tfic V'sw Dr.
Newport Beach
644-2617 or 675-4661
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Sunday School JO am
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Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Vista Drive
Newport Beach, California 92660
(949)~200 Fax (949) 644-1349
Rev. Monsignor W'alliam P. McLaughlin Pasror
LITURGIES: s.twmy, S p.m. (Canror),
Sunday, 7g, (Quicc), 8:30 (Contemporary) 10:00 (Clloit),
11 :30 un. (Unror) and 5:00 p.m. (c.ontanporvy)
WORSHIP
DIRECTORY
Campfire programs are also
offered, as are free two-hour
walking nature tours departing
from Shellmaker Island every first
and third Saturday at 9 a.m . Call
the Department of Fish and Game
at (949) 640-6746, or the Friends
of the Newport Bay at (949)
646-8009.
UPPER NEWPORT BAY PETER
• AND MARY MUTH
INTERPRETM CENTER
Adults and children can explore
15 hands-on interactive exhibits
and communicate with the
Newport Bay Naturalists and
Friends through interpretive
educational opportunities or
watch a •visual poem• of Upper
Newport Bay presented on five
monitors. showing such acts as
birds in flight and the flow of
running water in an estuary. The
10,000.square-foot Interpretive
DAVEY'S LOCKER
SPORmSHJNG
In the Balboa Pavilion. Davey's
lodter Sportfishing in Newport
Beach provides full-day. half-day
and Y.-day outings. as well es
IWllight fishing, private charters
and 14-lnch boat rentals to satisfy
the fisherman. Visitors can go on
fishing trips to Catalina Island and
San Clemente Island, or fish the
waters of Newport Harbor for
tuna. rodt cod, bass, barracuda,
sheephead, sculpin, bonita and
mar1ln
NEWPORT HARBOR
SIGKTSEEJNG CRUISES
Mississippi·style riverboats
Pavilion Queen and Pavilion
Paddy depart the Balboa Pavilion
daily for either 45-minute or
9Q.mlnute cruises of Newport
Harbor. (949) 67J..5245 or (800)
BJO..n44.
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fot Ptofessionll Studies can .ivance ~ in the
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CAMPS
COSTA MESA
•A t6 fee will be added to each
progr11n for nonr'Nidenta.
SUl•ERCNMt
COSTA MESA 2003
The camp, geared toward
dlildren ages &to 12, Includes
verloua recreational programs,
sports, games, arta and crafts and
excursions. The camp la held at
the Balearic Community Center. It
runa Monday through Friday
from June 23 through ,(\ug. 22.
The 8 a.m . to 5 p.m. session costs
$90, end the 7 a.m . to 6 p.m .
...-00 costs $110. For more
information.call (714) 754-5158.
MoK.£ RECREATION
Children age 5 and older can
partidpate In a little mobile
rectNtion this summer. When
the trailer rolls into their
neighborhood, they can jom in on
arts and crafts and other
organized activities. Younger
ctiildren are welcome when
accompanied by an adult. The
service ts free. For more
information on time and
locations, call (714) 754-5158
su.tER TEEN CAMP
Students entering grades seven
through nine In fall 2003 can
participate in a six-week
excursion-based camp. The daily
excursions will include trips to
local amusement parks, malls,
movies and museums. The camp
begins July 7 and ends Aug. 15.
l'he camp, whicti runs from 8
a.m . to 5:30 p.m . Monday to
Friday, costs S95 per week. For
more information, call (714)
327-7560.
KIDS IN TME KITCHEN
Children ages 5 to 11 will have a
ctiance to prepare foods and
learn the baslcs in cooking so
they can help mom and dad in
the kitctien. The five-week class
will teach students how to
measure, mix, spread, cut, st1r
and, most importan11y, taste. The
class is S30 for five weeks A 510
material fee will also apply.
Classes will begin June 25 or July
30. For m ore information, call
(714) 327·7525.
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM
Children ages 6 to 13 can spend
their summer days playing on the
playground, participating in crafts
and even going on different
excursions. Children in the
program may come and go freely,
but will be 1uperv1sed by
recreational leaders The free
program will run from June 23 to
Aug. 22. For more informatton on
times and locations, call (7141
754-5158.
BOYS ANO GIRLS CLUB
Boys and girts ages 6 to 18 can
head over to East.side Costa Mesa
for the club's summer program.
The program runs Monday
through Friday from 7:30 a m. to
6 p.m . Aside from being able to
participate in a variety of the
actlvftiea at the club, participants
also have the option of going on
two field trips a week. Participants
need to be members of the
organization, a S50 annual fee.
The summer program is $75 per
week and additional fees may
apply for field trips. For more
information, call (949) 642-9372.
GIRLS INC.
Girts ages 5 through 12 can
participate in a summer progrem
that inco'lJ()ratea fun and
learning. The program will
include workshops and activities
sucti aa photography, oooltlng
and nutrition, economic llteracy.
sports and various field trfpa. The
program will begin June 23 and
end Aug. 29. h will run from 7:30
a.m . to 6 p.m . Monday to Friday.
Registration is $40, and weeldy ,
fees are $90 to $100. For more
information, call (949) 646-7181.
NEWPORT BEACH
•A S10 fee will be added per class
$75 and over and SS per class $74
and under for nonresidents.
TEEN POLICE ACADEMY CAMP
The Newport Beacti Police
Department will offer a Teen
Police Academy to local students.
Department experts in SWAT. K·9,
narcotics. patrol, traffic laws,
firearms and driving under the
influence will conduct the
e1ght·week program Students
will participate in practical
demonstration~ and will
accompany an officer on a
ride-along. Students who attend
all eight sessions can earn 24
community service hours toward
their graduation requirement. To
participate, students must be
between 14 and 18 years old, be
attending high sdlool in Newport
Beacti and have consent from a
parent or guardian. There is no
cost to anend the camp. The
camp runs June 26 to Aug. 14. For
more information, call the
department's Community
Relations Office at (949) 644-3662.
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Children entering kindergarten
thro ugh the seventh grade are
welcome to attend a Community
Youth Center Camp in Corona del
Mar or Balboa. A trained
recreation staff will provide an
environment conducive to
individual achievement,
self-esteem and sportsmanship.
Camp fees from S90 to $110 per
week. include a weekly excursion
to a local theme park or sporting
event and venous beach
activities The camp runs from 7
a.m to 6 p.m For more
1nformatton call (949) 644·3151.
KIDS PADDLE CAMP
Children 8 to 12 can learn the
basic kayaking and outrigger
canoeing skills as they paddle to
destinations around Newport
Harbor. life jadcets will be
provided. Sessions run from
12:30 to 4:30 p.m M onday to
Fnday and begin as earty as June
23 The lee is S155 per week. For
more information, call the center
at (949) 646-7725.
SAILING CAMP
Children ages 8 through 12 can
participate in an eight-day sailing
camp that will give them
experience sailing in eight·foot
sabots. Participants must bring a
Coast Guard·approved life 1adcet
each day, as well as a daily snack.
A $10 material fee will be due on
the first day. The camp, whicti
costs S185 per session, runs from
9 a.m. to noon or from 1 to 4 p.m.
For more information, call (949)
644-3151.
YOU'RE INVITED!
Please Join Us for
Organic Arts
Customer Appreciation Party!
Mark your c~lendar ...
Call the babysitter .•. ..
:Accept Kathy & Gregg's
Invitation ...
It's your day to be ~
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Dave FFQSS of Native Sons will bl.our
special speaker on Saturday, August
9th from 1 pm • 2pm. He will be
speaking on new plants for this year
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:rhri you for your petronlgl.
tt wouldn't be the 11m1 without ~I
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GOLF
Field heats up ·
in Costa Mesa
City championship
features over 300
amateur golfers in five
flights this weekend.
=~rton
More than 320 golfen will tee off
ln the 31st annual Cotta Mesa City
OY.mplonablp, which begins today
and runs through Sunday at Costa
.._.Golf It Country Cub.
Players spread out ln five Olghts,
wldc:b tnctudet a ...UOr di.talon,
llld wtl1 tH off today and S\anday
,.mmnlDp begtnnlftl .. Nrly u 5:50
OD ettber the aborter MeU Uada
_.. (l,551 yudl) or lbl Loe La·
"" .... (1,542 Judi> . ,-._.._, wbo be11a iOd.y on M ..
~ wlll play Loi ~ ...... , *'--. Tbi l9jlderl abr to· -='ii ........... .........
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fornia, features Mike Lavery, who
graduated from UC Irvine this
spring after helping the Anteaters to
their third consecutive Big West
Conference crown, along with for·
mer Estancia High product ~en Cal·
verl Lavery finished second while
Calvert placed third In last year's
championship, won by Taylor Wood
of Laguna Niguel with a two-day to·
tal of 130, which tied a tourname.,t
record.
Lavery'• teammate Jeff Coburn,
also a UCl grad, is also In the field
as ls Jeff and Mike Perry, who both
played football and golf at Estancia.
Juon Cassidy, the Golden West
LMpe's boys lndJvtdual boys Soll
champion u a4 Bstancta senior thla 1..m.. wW make bis flrJt appear· ace ID die city cbamplonalatp. Sui
........ Cotta M ... '1 mn'I club
~a. 11 allo ID the hid. u 11
MIU tari)enter, Cb• nent'I 2001
"""'mpton. and Danny Lue, tbe
.... ~· Jake AUaaach. wbo ............
Newport
Beach's
Nicolette
Keleg1an, 11 , is
a young archery
standout who
competes
nationally and 1s
shooting for the
Olympic Games
in the future.
Below. she
takes aim at the
bull's-eye. She
practices at
H~ Tek Archery in
Fullerton.
PHOTOS BY MARK C
DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
EYEOPENER
• Oaily~Pib •
A_ut. 11 honoree
JEFF CLARK
Saturday, August 9, 2003 81
Aiming
for the
heart
Nicolette Kelegian has
found her niche as an
11-year-old archer
capturing top honors in
state competitions.
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
S he looks like an I I -year-old girl.
She dresses like an I 1-year·old
girl. She talks like an
I I -year-old glrl.
But put a bow and arrow in the
hands of Nicolette Kelegian and her
marksmanship is unlike that of almo ... 1
any other I I-year-old in the country.
Kelegian. who has really only been
shootjng for a year. ha!> already taken
firsl place in C\'110 stale compe1iuon ...
and !>he finished eighth nauonaJly at
the Junior Olympic Archery
Development (JOADI compet111on in
Denver. Colorado.
Jn one year. Kelegian ha!. gone from
a beginnmg archery set to becoming
the lop female archer in the '>late in
her age diVlsion and despite her young
age. she's already thinking about the
ultimate goal of all archers. the
Olympics.
A Newport Reach resident and a
student at Mariners Omsuan School in
Irvine. Kelegian shows her age when
talk rums to the Olympic Games.
With six years of singing lessons
behind her. Kelegian's ultimate dream
is to sing at the Olympics and then
compere in the archery competition.
But almost embarrassed at such
ambitious plan:. at such a young age.
Kelegian trails off when talking about
them.
"I want to really keep on doing this
sport." Kelegian said. "I don't want to
quit as I gel older. I really want to do ll
for a Jong time and get better. .. "
She continued to talk as only
I I -year-old girls can, squirming about
and muttering talk of the Olympics at a
speed almost as fast as the arrows thal
she shoots.
Her archery career began after
numerous Lrips 10 Hj-Tech Archery in
Fullerton to watch h er father shoot. It
wasn't he that put the bow and arrow
in her hand though. instead she was
pestering him for the chance to shoot
~I'm not good at soccer and I haven't
really been in other sports." Kelegian
said. "When I saw my dad do it, I
thought it was awesome and I thought
maybe I had a chance of doing it and
being good at it"
She struggled at first, but
See AIMING. Pae• 84
GOLF
Forest blocks
view to greens
Mesa Linda course at Costa
Mesa proves to be a quality
challenge at great price.
I heard two comments before my
first-ever round at Costa Mes:& Golf &
Country Oub: the greens are country
club quality and the pro shop is
outstanding.
Since my score isn't
worth writing about. I'll
start with what WU good
on Wednesday at Costa
Mesa.
The greens are without
doubt terrlftc. I ended up
pa.ytng the aborter Mesa
Linda course. (luckily,
because I turned down a
c:art ofter and canted my
dube) and WU rewarded.
with an unexpectedly
Wkle ,... ol sreena.
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Sport boats run to find albacore
H uge schools or
albacore are still
bung up along the
coast of Baja Norte
and haven't started a strong
push lnto channel waters and
it's getting pretty well into
what ls traditionally the peak
p eriod or the season for
normaJ migrations of longfin
tuna aJong the south coastline.
Davey's Locker has been
sending the Cat SpeciaJ on 1.5
day trips to get anglers Into
the fishing grounds and will .
most likely add another one of
its fleet to the overnight trips if
tuna don't move into closer
waters.
The Cat SpeciaJ re turned 10
the docks earl y this week with
a catch of 147 albies and
Davey's Locker spokesman,
Captain Norris Tapp, says the
landing is scheduling trips to
offer anglers an option to
having to drive down to San
Diego to gel Into albacore
fishing. There will be a full
moon this coming Wednesday
night and hopefully it will
trigger a movement of fi sh into
an area that cao be reached by
one day overnight sporlflshers
and six-pack charter boat&
ope rating out of Newport
harbor.
Seas are being affected by
s trong winds still blowing off
shore and down off Baja
creating cooler water temps
along the beach while sea
1emps at the off shore islands
are holding in the high 60s.
There are pockets of deep blue
water off the ea\t end of
Catalina where 1he current
wa1er temperature is up in the
low 70s. Anglers and Newport's
two landings have been
JIM
NIEMIEC
fishery.
waiting a
long time for
the summer
fishing
season to
arrive and
the odds are
pretty good
tha1 this
coming week
shouJd see a
change for ·
the better for
our off-shore
Marlin fishing picked up a
Little mid-week with two
striped marlin reported . Bill
Swan of Balboa, fishing on his
30-fool Skipjack Swanie,
released a marlin he hooked
off Catalina's Avalon Bank on
Thursday morning. AJso
checking in with a marlin al
the Balboa Angling Oub was
Lynn Jasper of Dana Point.
Mrs. Jasper was fishing on the
267 Spot aboard the deluxe
58-foot Offshore yacht Wail N
Sea when the billfish got in a
biting mood with Captain Tom
Shan nan at the helm.
There a re just a few private
sporrfishers out fishing the
marlin grounds in the channel
and they report seeing lots of
tailers and jumper~. but in
typical fashion, the~e
early-arriving marlin are jus1
not in an aggressive biling
mood. Usually the billfish
season k.i cks in to high gear
when the water temperature
get'> into the mad 70s. There 1s
plenty of bait in berween the
islands 10 hold marlin around
for a couple of months bur
everything is poin1ing toward
an Indian summer 1ype fall
season rather than wade open
spikebLU fishing over Labor
Day.
Cooler water along the
beach has chllJed surf and pier
fishing big time. LaBt week the
water temperature in Newport
dropped down to 60 degrees
and this cold water, mixed
with s trong rip currents and
thundering waves hampered
surf fi shermen from Tin Can
Beach down past Oceanside. A
check or a couple of hatdy
anglers casting sand crabs into
the foaming surf between 14th
and 17th streets on the
peninsula showed very slow
fishing with only one fish
caught and a few bites during
an outgoing 1ide.
Fishing off the Newporl pier
is only fair at best with a few
legal halibut being caught oo
live smelt jus1 outside the surf
line, while those fishing off the
end of the pier are catching
s maJI greenback mackerel,
herring a nd c;ome odd ball
bollom feeder-..
There as a lot of excitement
being created abou1 the
i.cheduled opening of
Diamo nd Valley Lake near
Hemet. The huge fre'>h waler
impoundment wa~
constructed hy the
Me1ropolitan Wa1er Distncl
and is \f'I to open Oc t. 3.
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FROM THE SIDELINES
Class of ' 38 reunion coming soon
Some of Newport
Harbor's finest will
come together for a
historic 65th reunion
slated for Sept. 19.
A nolher ma1or fir'it
may be achieved by
the 1mpres'i1ve
Newport Harbor lligh
Oass of 1938 when it stage a
first-ever 65th class reunion
Sept. 19 a1 4 p.m. at Anthony's
Riverboat Restaurant, 15 1 E.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach.
For more information on the
reunion, interested '38
classmates are encouraged 10
phone UIJian Wllson Means al
(949) 646-6893.
Old-timers find it difficult to
recall any class reunion
stretching as far as 65 years.
The class or '38 was aJways
an active group in athJetks,
scholarship and mlUtary
service during World War II.
One of the longtime track
record holders from '38 was
Rollo McOelJan, who set the
10.2 100-yaJ"d record and held
that mark until 1947. It was
broken by Brian Hanz.al al 10. l.
The late Glenn 0. Thompson,
who served as the student body
president his senior year, later
en tered the Coast Guard during
\YWlland subsequently
became a rear admiral, the first
from Harbor High.
This class was exceptional in
another way. It defeated the
sophomores as freshmen ln the
annual War Whoop contest.
The freshmen rarely ever won.
The victory was later laced
with humor when some upset
sophomores grabbed some
freshmen, tossed them lo a
pickup truck. forced them to
eat 1ome F.x-lax and dropped
DON
CANTRELL
them off in
Hun1ington
Beach. They
were told 10
walk home.
One of the
*victims."
McOellan.
said the ldte
Judd
Sutherland.
student body
president at
that llme.
joined the ride to make cen ain
the sophom ores didn't harm
the freshmen.
Vice pri ncipal F.verelt Rea
found out and had Sutherland
removed from office since he
should have slopped the
incident. Rea charged.
McOellan later laughed
about the episode, but said he
felt sorry, *that Judd was
punished for it."
McOell an and many of his
grid mates puJJed together to
win the school's first football
championship in 1936 with the
Bee team. Coached by Lee
Trine, the team was
undefeated.
Many of the same players
linked up again in '37 on the
varsity and threatened several
times to win the school's first
Sunset League grid title, but
failed.
Four of the top all-leaguers
on the team were fulJback
McOellan, center George
Lumel. the late Ralph Irwin al
taclde and the late Glenn 0.
Thompson at quarterback.
The Tars only lost two games,
one to practice foe Laguna
Beach, 12-0, and one to league
Coe Anaheim, 12-0. The late
Coach Ralph Reed said
Newport never lost any league
game when Thompson played.
He missed the Anaheim
contest
rhe Jar\ also 1m pre&!>ed
rival., after \hulling ou1 five
opponenl'>. The Sailor!> bear the
league l hamp.,, E.xcel'iior,
19 14 . bul the lo\S 10 Anaheim
and a 6-6 tie with Ora nge left
them in a second-place
deadlock wilh Anaheim.
It wa'i Reed\ last season as a
grad coach, but he finished
with a 6·2· l record.
ln1ere\t1ng characters and
energetic players were found
on the '37 squad. including
Oiarle& Auckland, Phtl Vaughn,
Oifton Brooks. Louis
Pulgenc10, Don McOintock,
Roland Thompson, Orval
IJoyd, Jim Lockwood and Merle
Coe.
I lonorable mention honors
on 1he league team went 10 end
Frank Shenin, rackJe Robert
Miller. guard Gene Simon and
guard Richard Carlson.
Glenn Thompson would be
named the league's most
valuable player while the
Orange County Register sports
editor Eddie West once claimed
McOellan was one of the finest
blockers in the county.
Thompson, McOellan and
Lumel were close paJs alJ
through school years.
It didn't start that way for
Thompson and McOellan.
They enduJ'ed a long stretch or
physical rough stuff. McOelJan
once had a habit of jumplng on
Thompson's back when he was
carting the ball and ripplng his
s hirt.
It never made sense until
one day Thompson said It alJ
s tarted one day when he
learned.that McOellan owned
a pony and he didn't.
Jealous remarks arose.
With a laugh, McOellan said
thJngs Improved after one day
when Thompson found he
couJd not run as fast as
McOellan.
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'cu '0 .3 f \Pl DITIO' .\l. l , l . 1,;" :
1 ournameot c amp ons
elude Mark O'Meara and Scott
Simpson, both major champi-
onship winners on the PGA
, competed for Orange Coast Tour,
College's mep's golf team, has O'Meara, then 'of Mission
signed up to play, as has Jlm V(ejo, woo the 1979 Costa
George, also a n· Rstancla High Mesa championship a week
• graduate, wbo bas competed after winning the U.S. Ama-
in every championship since teur championship. in Oeve-
the tournament began in land. He won both the Mas-
1973. George shot a two-day ters and the British Open ln
total of 138 lo win the inaugu-1998.
ral title at the age of 21. Simpson won the '74 title,
•Wood, who will begin his in the event's second year. de-
sophomore year at USC in the feating hJs Cather, Joe, on the
fall, became the tournament's 18th 'hole with a 45-yard
28th different champion in 30 wedge shot to within four feet
years (the,event was fonp erly of the flag. Simpson sank the
known as the Will Jordan Clas-putt and eventually weht on
sic). As of a week ago, Wood to win th·e 1987 U.S. Open ..
had not registered, said Sean The late~Joe Costello started
Collins, the tournament di-the pop'ular Will Jordan Qas-
rector who is also a teaching. sic when he was the president
pro at Costa Mesa. of the Costa Mesa men's cub.
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GOLF
Continued from B 1
is Jim Fetterly. Though he
wasn't around when I was
there, Andy Crinella in the pro
shop let me in on Fetterly's
secrets: time, care and effort.
"They're constantly testing
the grass and gauging the water
levels, H Crinella said. If a night
turns out unexpectedly cloudy,
Fetterly will cut back on the
water. And he male.es sure to
water extra around the collars.
It's not just about turning on
the sprinklers.
Fetterly and his team
routinely are on the course by
4:30 or S in the morning,
Crinella added, "Uterally with
lights on their hats. H
The secret in the pro shop
seems to be knowing what their
players need. Crinella said they
sell mostly balJs and gloves,
plus putters (how many do you
own, after aJI?). And they do
custom fitting of irons, a
service that may be more
im portant than most think..
What I noticed was a
well-organized shop, which
typically has two or th ree
workers, that was easy to get in
and out of, whether after
buying a bucket of balls for one
of the two ranges (maybe I
should have) or confirming a
tee time.
Tee time. Right. Enough with
the good, I suppose.
On second thought. that isn't
quite true. The threesome I
ended up playing with -Costa
AIMING
Continued from B 1
maintained the kind of
optimism that 11-year-olds can
possess. She also began to enter
tournaments, the first of those
coming in Tulare, where she
finished third in the Bowman
class, a division made up of
10-12-year-olds.
The finish, as impressive as it
sounds, came in a field of four.
"It was good that I hit the
target," Kelegian said. "Then,
hitting the target was good."
But she showed two traits
that lmpressed her father, Mark.
She was oblivious to pressure
and she was serious about the
spon.
When Nicolette ~essed the
desire to continue, her father
showed his faith by upgrading
Mesa resident Tom Rosol; his
brother, Ken; and Ken's
father-in-law, Nash Riverd -
was a great bunch of guys.
They even held back their
questions about who I was and
why in the world a
photographer was following
me.
Coming off the first green, I
quickly fessed up that I was
with the Pilot and writing a
story about the course. I even
think they bought it.
I lappiJy enough, after teeing
off on the short par-three
second hole, my paparazzi-like
follower, Pi lot Photo Editor
Steve McCrank, hurried off to
do some actual work. And Tom,
Ken, Nash and I were able to
get down to some serious golf.
Or as serious as amateur golf
gets.
Our round is really better
summed up by Nash, who said:
"I come here for the friendship.
camaraderie. spiritual uplift
and the bonding. Everything
else is secondary."
And it can be best summed
up by Tom's response: "That's
because he's shooting ISO."
Those kind of quips, as any
golfer -or any weekend
at hJete -knows, are what
stand out.
What also stands out on
Mesa Linda:
•The third hole, a serious
dogleg right. From the tee box,
you can see the sand trap in
front of the green. An
intimidating hole that teases
you with the idea of cutting the
corner. The guys teeing off
her equipment, from a
beginner's set to an
Olympic-style setup that can
cost up to $1,000.
With improved equipment,
three-to-five hours of practice a
week and lessons from an
Olympic-fevel coach at Hi -Tech
Archery, Kelegian's fortunes at
competitions improved_
She finished first in the
second tournament she
entered, the LA. City Indoor at
UClA. Later in the summer, she
won the California State
Outdoor Olampionship and the
California State Games.
"I got a really cool medal
when I won state," Kelegian
said. "That was awesome."
And she continued to exhibit
a nerve-free style of shooting.
"Surprisingly, sh e just started
entering tournaments and
winning and she didn't care,"
·before us smacked into the
trees. leaving them no where to
go.
•The nicely kept fairways,
when I did get a close look at
them.
•The really nice roughs,
especiaJJy behind all those
trees. The trees, for my money.
are a central to this course's
difficulty. A slight hook or slice
seems to land near an obstacle.
•From the right side of the
ninth fairway, seeing two guys
searching for a ball on the I I th.
II was, literally, in a tree,
nestling in a pocket about eye
level.
•The eighth hole wfth water.
It comes out of nowhere and is
a shocking change from the
previous holes, one that reaUy
mixes -and messes -things
up.
•Nash's comment about his
son -in-law "lying two. That's
not his score, he's not telling
the Lruth." To be fair to Nash
and Ken, Nash aJso said that if
he could have picked a
son -in-law, he couldn't have
chosen bener.
•My personal favorite. After
one of my better drives of the
day on the 31 S-yard, par-four
13th, I hit a good second shot a
bit short of the green. But then
my short game let me down
and I was sitting just on the
collar. Rather than chip, I
pulled out my puner and
knocked the balJ way too hard.
Fortunately, I knocked it
straight at the hole and in
stereotypical fashion, the baJJ
jammed into the pin an d
her father said. "You know the
pressure and stress that we feeJ
as adults because we're stupid?
Nothing. She's got none of it.
She gees up there and she's as
~Im and relaxed as a IS-year
veteran."
Nicolette has gone from
watching other kids and
exclaiming, "Wow, I'm never
going lo be that good,H lo
knowing that she can compete
at a national level.
On her birthday weekend, as
she just turned 11, she
competed in the JOAD event
against 25-30 others in the
Bowman division. As
customarily happens, the
12-year-olds dominated. Their
strength compared to the
younger competitors allows
them to create stronger tension
on their bow. But Kelegian held
her own.
dropped into the cup. Nash
even tossed his hat for me.
Overall. Mesa Linda is
deceptive. A number of the
holes are not very long (the
course from the championship
tee boxes we used is S,S38
yards) but the layout is tough,
with smartly placed trees and
sand traps.
A l m course, in oLher words.
Pltls. Tom pointed out, "It's
local, good price."
Fees for Mesa Linda are $2:-i
during the week. $30 on the
weekends.
I le also noted, along with
Ken and Nash, that the onJy
downside to our afternoon was
the crowds. As the sun set. the
final holes s tilJ were packed.
The crowds make the great
condWon of the course all that
more am azing. Crinella said
they send fo ursomes or
fivesomes out every seven to
eight minutes, which adds up
to about 400 rounds each day.
easily more than a typical
country club.
Crowds won't be such a
problem for the 320 golfers
there this weekend for the
Costa Mesa City
Olampionship, half of which i'i
played on Mesa Linda. the
other round on lhe longer Los
Lagos.
They will have trouble,
though, if they don't hit
straight, precise tee shots and
have their short game smoking.
You won't see me out there. I
shot bogey golf Wednesday, by
the by. In my defense, it was my
firs t fuJI round in 10 years.
She finished eighth and had
moved into seventh place going
into the final end, or round, of
shooting.
After entering this year with
little to no expectations,
Kelegian is hoping to become a
threat for a national title.
"I'm excited to go back and
see how I progressed," Kelegian
said. "This year in nationals I
didn't think I was going to do
that well. I thought I was going
to get last. But this year was
kind of more lilce a learning
experience. Next year I'm really
excited because I have a better
chance of getting closer to first."
She has two more
tournaments this summer to
improve, the 8th annual
Grapestakes in Tulare on Sept. 6
and 7 and the Pacific Coast
Olamplonships in Sacramento
on Sept. 20 and 2 l.
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Of AEAL PROPERTY c.. No. GPOOI038
$upenof Court °' ttw Stile ol Caldornla for
ttw Col.ny °' Loe ~ Ill
In "' lnlllt °' EVEL Y'N RUTH Z:U.. om. ConMrvllle No4loe .. hef.o,
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E.st.ite !JI EVEL 1
RUTH ZILLGITT, Wiii Mij
at privale Nie. on or
•fief August , 2. 2003. at
the office of COLDWELL
BANKER. 210 Man
Avenue, Blilbol Island.
CA 92t!62 (949) 673-
6900. to the hlghelt and
bMI biddltr, and IUbjec:t
IO , cortimlation by aald
Supenor Court.. d right.
title Ind lntenttt °' said eor.etvatee, in and IO
.. the oertain real P'OJ>-eny eitualed rn the
Col.wlly of Orange, State
of eutornia, dela'Ced
as IOlowS
104 Onyx. Balboa
Island. CA 92662
APN 050-172·10
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feet of Loi 1 • Block 1,
Secborl ', Balboa ISiand,
as stiown on a Map
tnereot reoorded rn Book
7. P1g11 37 of M1909la-
llllOIJI Maps. recotdl "' said Orange County
Frve pen::eot of
llTIOUfll bid to be depos--
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sale are al callh rn lawful
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upon Buyer
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IO the concitJon of the
real property and lefms
of sale before present>ng
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Oaled. Jtif 25. 2003
JIM SCHNIEDERS. RN.
as eor-vator ol Iha P~ .and Estate ol
EVELYN RUTH Zill·
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USA MKCARLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW ~ N VERDUGO RD STE 100
GLENDALE CA 91208
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1S20K .. tOr.
Sbr lb•. Medoterr a
nun pot11d1se Cre
c1an shaped pool &
Spa lount11ns & P.ilm
lrus Sy Owne1
Accepl1nc Bids Be
t ween SI '99 000 s l .575.<XX> 9419-19> 0162
Pit~ -ColtlMesa ~~··" colors. all sun tor
adoplton to quahhed
h-www &StHCue ora or call 71 4 773·5915
-~must wit hwnl·
lure, vlntac• c:ollect1bles. ~stove. La wall
tHlit, retail s.tore fixh..es
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alOllUS f'IEV•W
IUYIRS WUCOMI
Of'IN SUN 12-S
201osw-or.
Hear Costa Meu eetf
<_..• & open well\
In& tr a1ts 'br Jba ta
yd. patiO, 1acu111
ee~t ofter over
$666,000 ,_...___.
f'wlli-RHI Estate
949 290 8128
Mission Viejo
' lbr lbd delalh hrimt
Appr n 1 I 60()\qft Nice
pvt balkyard $479 000
A11t Cl••a Tu Rema•
94 9 2% 9988
ll'GIWlCO N)ltl( UNlS
5iO W BAI BOA Bl VO
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Of'9I SAT-~ 2-S
ISll!J ....... Ln BIR CAnytin 8ttl I.way ~
4ba 1,.,..,m don panor am
-$2,.89S,OOO. 8tC ~ :h home,
"panded/remod. City
,,..._, !iPi1 $1,VS.000
Carol _,,,,, 9'9-llS. 1526
2201 Vl•lo Huerta
Newperl leach lluff•
E ~ec townhm. Jb1 end
unit pvt palto, 2 c aa1 .
cour tesy to brokers
S!>49,888
Sy Owner 714 199 7373
SAT -SUN 1-S
208 TUSJIN AVE
Spectacular voew.
ntr a le lot a. room for
e • p1ns1on Joan Alltson
Bkr 949 646 2011
01 949 683 8911
MEN SUN 1-4
llG CANYON ESTATf
Bou b11 canyon 1011
cou1se overlook1n118th
hole 5br 6 5ba
S4 950.000 Dina C11bben
9419-375 lJl'Z ~
th Gw...-1 2br 1ba
w/ltbuty Hew windows.
doors new appls, In·
uted walls/ce1ls, crown
mouldona. des111ners tile.
parquet floo11na and
more •at 949·5M·!ISl l
OPEN SUN 1-4
1t10YedttM•le
Le 4br 3ba fem home,
&llt 1ua1ded UP<JCllle
comm Curtesy to bkrs
Sl .190.000
949 721 9857
Of'HI NOUS(
SAT 1-S SUN t -12 2207 Anniversary l ane,
2200sf llome on tarp lot
Must '"· $789,000 By
Owner 949-646-0912
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Ope11 Sun I ·5 ()(Mn/
Caulffl.I Views
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Mt-'36 1995
MOBILE HOMES/
MANUFACTURED
HOUSING
MoblleMafMlfltdured
Homes 5993
IM<*TtllAaU
II LOMG IUOt
OPEN HOUSE
la~t TWO lu•uty manu
lat luted home!. llVM.,
g;&ted 5 ~ ~ SlfllJI' "'°'* home pP_ Only l62S~renl""""
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~un & Seal S-1' ~
lor Vr::ttina ';£/ ~
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llr ilo Apt. w/pvl g.tr
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p"od • f\lf'on Mana&emf'fll
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i.l4JS ., p <;p!C ~ ...
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<.au~ Av"' end of Aue s~ mn 9$641 !iOO/
36.r I 1/2be i..u.e,
&•• w l•und hkups vrry
pvt w hu11~ buky•rd
t'er ok l\v~ol tnd of Au&
SI '>00 mn 949 647 5917
Eothlde Si r 21a du
3ea 2SA 1/2 ll.00( TO
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Ip wd 3, • l»li!~ -Bkt~
OCEANFRONT 2br 2t.o
N~ar Balboa pier
S2275 MO
•&I 949 673 7800
lASTllUff
Jbr 2b• ear aae wd hll
up\ Aaent S227!> mo
949 ?93 4630
fAHTASTIC Vl£Wlt
3br 7ba lt•r rh~
..... 1 •• 1 & , ...... .
I ur I~•'~ I yur n• rno• •
$399'> open In ufi~"
SAT-SUN 1-S
208 TUSTIN AVE
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9'&646-<!ll I '94900 891 l
IAYFRONT
WINTO RENlAi
48r, 2'/ .. a, 2~
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949-6 71 -HU 2br 2ba c omdo Ip 2 • i•' ,,ng~ lf'v~I Gated
uomm w d 1pf1111 avail f""r...., lB<• """"""""
nuw S2JOO 949 7'>9 31S8 olc hc!lly upgJ.-ded • c
ll3led aimm w pool & ""'
$4(X»m ~ 949 881 ISl3 Newport Height• JBr
28• l•ree l•m•ly room
2 ~~• &4• •ll• oa•I 8 I
S2400 mo 949 759 3711
MISCELLANEOUS
RENTALS
plea dowm.ldr' CM w d OCIAH WWI 2br l Sb.t
hkLIP Sl600m ~ lbr.e Sal I'> 3/0Roc~I~ ~ In """"' 7 c.ar
Sel....., evefl GrOMrllh c ...,clo, goll tour~~ l<Jt
2Br dtcn 28~ S4500 mu
t.onlac l • • r lu\t•~ Aat
P •ul Ch11~1 94q 6" ll08
RentalToShare 6030
eHI X-U-9 lftotler /bo
S880m I 01 2 • utol \ &
clop. pool, !i()il, w/d. c.yprrt.
calti cerl, nri1\mk,'pel
aV~tl 9/l 949 548 7818
RESIDENTIAL RfNT Al S
E'tlcle 21r tlo Chilrmer
lntd yd 7 c ~II gar wd
llr\ Sl950'mo ond edJwlt
r!O/\mil/!H!I 949 642 4940
al1cl1 p ""' i'f<l4)" S?5(0 11.«l llw~ 9 I IM-414 l/77 HARIOR COVI ~·~nat
b 2 ~ P'"' '4>0 comm
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JOBS WANTED
Employment
Wanted 8200
Prof1 c_,,le, It< hnnd
TltOVARl on'<lr ~d 11> m•na~,. tnu•
2br 2b• 2 c 11ar 1ated Newport Ben hom~ ano
tomn1un1ty pool 111 ur bo•I Ca lie d Ctneral
$7400 949 293 4631 Conlt •tit>< & terhloed
ProP Mni• 949 6'2 3939 ORAN.GE 7 400
COUNTY
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now S2Zi() 9&650 ~ 2bit hou'll! 2 1,111 ,,.~ PriY* Tldllftng 79 EmpklymeN _,
Balboa Peninsula
* OCEAN f•ONT *
al 19th St lbr ?b1
turn d tp. c~•n. winter
rf'nt1I 949 922 1111
* IA'rfltONT IU>O * l.aglltl 9ad1
\Wwnd ~ relur Lu• apt bid&
blshed lbr. lbil rp. mini 2br 2b• ucean voew
cond Yrly949 922 7777 S2200 mo cah te\tdenl
Corona dll Mar
Cezy 2br Iba cute
duplea. washer /dryer
hoollups. act Sl6!i0
949.293 4630
21r, 2le, C0-099,
wuhet a. dryet, 2 patios
S2100mo. no/smk/pets
949-673 MOO !MS-n' 6410
0.. .. ~ CJJiet 2br
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of AiC .... 949-19).gll 7
ml' 949 494 8083
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wael For convenient
apartment choices c1ll
1-166-400·2H1
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Bill GRUfC)Y REAL TOltS
949-4754161
•••-•lfel Jbr 2ba Newper•R••••lt.<••
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0-.._Lovely l
S10f"y 11)( 2'1• + deft
fp, K , attadl 2 cat pt
Cowtywd entry, c:-
pool Small pet ot.
$3450mo Kitto *1n1
887-70. 1649 t'20l
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and a•t paMt tor 1t c an o ... 949 862 7474
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~CHARLES GOREN w1th OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
WEEKl,V BRIDGE QU17.
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Your right-h4nd opponent ope~ the: biddJn& with oae dwnood. What actioll do you ta.Ice'!
Whit do you bid now?
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hold: Q 2 -Ndthef' vulncnihlc, you hold:
• l\.ll 7Sl 4 8 5 •96532
Partner opens the bidding w1lh one
hcan. Wh.11 JM..1!00 do you take'!
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I• Pll'iS I• lNT ,_ l •
Q 3 -Both vulocr.tblc:. ~ So1.1th you
hold:
1
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yoo hold:
Ille bidding ~ orocccded:
NORnl ~T SOUTH \\ll'.ST •KOS Q 954 '>AOJ 7 •K62 I• ~ 2• .._
1 PMs ?
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Q,. -Bn1h vulr>erdhle. a.' \outh )'llU
hold
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ltetall l • perninced sales
per !>On wanted 10< 1mall
1totlomvy slore Cororr.t dl!I
M;i, roll/PT 949-075-1010
or In resume !M!M;73.4762
s tcanAJtY
ln1med open on NB. Our
ClO •~ semi rettrcd We "'t lonkong to hire • per 5onal asst tor tum
lhe l{lll req extemNe
travel. p•rllcopabon In
rntettn~ ronven.. etc.
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ptf-.otl 811 '8lb-0443
w , .. ...-141 item
th MIJ WIJl Ploce I
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(949) u2-ma
Automobiles 9000
Alltomottve 9004
~-Hair•"'"'" cancl>., lalles. om ltfl(;()m·
metl<l4!ll frf"\ll w~ter u~e
1 lnl ~ond J to chcio".e
from. Stall at ~.<XXJ
Ntwl"OltT AUTOSPOU
949·S14-S600
......,Amefle"02 l~ lt""1 600 m1 blvblo..
•ear~ chrome wtll5
( JUll76 I 1 S224 500
Nt'WPOltT AllTOSl'Ol'T
949-S74-S600
IMW '97 3211 Conv
metJlll~ darl. blue 2' ey
llhr •uo~rb cond
I hr ou11 h o u t Sl4 995
~11672421 81.r 949 511> 18811
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fully loaded up&• ad~~.
I uruw11er
low mr mini cond
~ 510 458) S!io9 ;m.-046
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lllle new Blk/lan, 4 dr ,
auto. ac, suntl, lull pwc.
hnt. Ca smoc $4000
080 714 454 1698
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buut1lul hke new cond,
Sl 7 ,495 vS9724 Ito &
_, ..,. Blot ~5116-ltel
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lukk '•9 Electra aood
mechanical cond1toon,
low m11aae. 430 V8,
$3000 obo 949 494·0148.
Codlloc '90 Fleetwood
SJlver/guy 4dr , su111ool,
lthr. auto, 3&. mo. $4800
new Ines 949 /60 0144
c-..., ..,. u 4 cy1.
68.411 flll. better tn.i ,_
no ~ 0t saW:hes.
$9500 obo 949 640 !>037
CHEVY SUIUHAN '0 2
white. 25K nw, loicloed. 1\)1
wwr Pvt party ~I
sct.UJ.ro> 949 584 1463
ChryAw '94 "-y ...... 3 5 V6 I ·owner. 43k
~ctual mt bcoo ks
records. mel4ll1~ lur
quo1~e/tan lthr. fully
loaded, l1kt new $499~ ,,..;r,ms ~ 9&!:l86-1888
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Cenette '19 Ceupe
auto 6()1,. • m1 mel•llot
red Ian lthr ~uper b
cond throughout, S9 995
Bhr 949 586·1888
w-.ecpolitl.c-
hdge '98....,....... auto
lic}1 A/C. ltflr . f ul power •
am Im tau. c~. lint. alloy
wills .$6499 714 59.I 8129
NO MATIER IMW'163111
Oocliie '02 Viper 3" "''· redlblk ACR COUP' real
muscle, hard lop
(101065) $$69,900
NlWl'OU AUTOSl'OltT
94'-S74 -S600
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l <fr blaLI. !> ~P sun
roof lull pwr $2250
714-914-1166 ,__.'02S7S .......
Old~ yY lllfne
8ond1 12 cyt front ... red/
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quwes lhal conlrac
Ion tak1na jobs that
total S!>OO °' mor@
(ltbof or malenals)
be licensed by the
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l lcense Board Slate
l1w alio requ1res lhal
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can clteclt. the 1l•lus
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censed conluclors
la~ln1 1oh lhal
lol1I less than $500
musl s l•te 1n their •dvec llHments lhal
they •r• not licensed
by the Contraclo1s
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... pWIOtl .. 949-543-2538 -..... ,
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lrldl II.di St-Tiie
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flreptc, BBQ Rers 2SYrs
Exp. Ttfry 714 S57·7594
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loo sm•IL 714-615·9062
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l ll'l 15870 949·650-7042
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IWa rnrm:Il 919-.arzl
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S20.950 949 500 8641
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leu T9fTes laftdscope
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& 1nslallahon 25 Yr1 up
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NEWPOn AUTOSPOltT
949-S74-S600
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AllAINll'1tANCE
• Rt9daral • f.mxneraal
o lob 1bo Small
Dave lla.mlltoa
949-322-1292
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Spt111kler Rep1ir, H1ul1na wil 2417 4 all your home
(94t)H0-1711 repairs 714·348·8430.
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nx UP Sl'ICWIST. All
types of repairs Clec·
IJical, plu~ doors, ..... helllrs. .. & min
24hr/7d8ys 714-366-1881 '"MY..,_,, .._ • .,..st-Wis•
Interior & bl• lor
RtlMlir'S 714·50Mi466
JUM TO TNI DUMl'lll
714-968-1882
AVAii.ABLE TOOAYI
949 67J.5566 ............. ........... , ...
~l' Oua#ty Rlmodtllng
Sita 1970 714409-0713 ............. •
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4 S.1tw blv'bn IHllMf,
1lloy wflMls. n ml.
(068391) $39.900
NIWPOln AUTOSl'CMIT
t4t-S74-5600
,..,..1•1 , ...... SplliM
'OS HO c-vert&We
133 ml,6spd, red/t•n
red calipers, must seel
(130896) $237,bOO
NIWPOST AUTOSPOU
949-574-5600
fenwi 'ta SU Sp14er
S.. ml, fl. btue/blu tthr,
pwr SHh, 1real cond
(126350) $113.900
NIWf'OaT AUTOSPOIT
949-574-5•00
fer4 '6S Musta111
Convertible, 01111nal
owner, solid car Sl9,99S
obo 949 719·2943.
Moulo '00 Mlata !isp
I 4k mo, green/tan llhr,
lonnneau, alum. PP
$13,500 (949) 675·81~3
Moz~ '01 Trlltvt• IS
sllve1/arey llhr. 21k mo ,
V6, 4wd, 6 CO, warr4nly,
pp $14,999 949-675-8753
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0' A""1 '" Ouotfro Blue w/8fue. only 141<
me 5flOf h pkii
(19478C) $24.980
OOIMWJ"1
Solver w/blao..k Ith<,
Sleplrornc
(193811) $21 98)
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er moonroof
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4-Specd Au1oma11c 1ramm1ss1on
Air Cond1uoner • Power Package
4-Wheel An11 lock Brakes
Full·lime all wheel drive
2003 Freelander S
S25,600
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Safety is never compnm1scd
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2003 Jeep liberty
Sport 4WD
$20,030
Op11onal • S850
Optional · $825
Optional • S2.325
Optional · S600
Optional • $395
CD Player
Traction Control Electronic • we wouldn't go off·road wnhout 11
Optional -$125
OpllonaJ • $765°
Veh1cle Secunly System
16" AIJoy Wheels
Cruise Control
Independent Rear Suspension
Basic warranty
Rusi Warranty
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Slanda:rd
4 years/50.000 miles
6 ycars/unJ1rruted miles
OprionaJ • $520
OpllonaJ · $310
Optional • $300
Not availible
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5 years/100.000 mtJes
AdJUSled MSRP s2s,600 $27 ,045 -
2003 Land Rover Freelander S
LEASE FOR OR BUY WITH
'299;:u
39 months II
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•11:,·995 '22,995
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$709 .34 down + tax + lie. fees.
Total drive off required is $1 ,498.00. Includes first payment. 0 security deposit
12K miles/year. 18 Cents/mile over. 5 at this payment, all with M.S.R.P. $35,090.
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'97 RANGE ROVER
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