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Home My WebLink About2002-07-20 - Orange Coast Pilot,· I .. ... ... Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SATURDAY,JULY 20,2002 Funneling the tastes. of the fair More than 1,000 funnel cakes are made each day for the hungry at the Orange County Fair. Youn1Ch•n1 Daily Pilot FAIRGROUNDS -Top three reasons why funneJ cakes belong at fairs: GREG FRY /DAILY PILOT Martin Perez tops off a funnel cake with sprinkled powdered They're big. They're impressive. They're, sweeL net Cakes trailer at the Orange C.Ounty Fair, supported his opin- ion by citing gargantuan clnlla- mon rolls that look almost too big to begin to eat sugar at the Orange County Fair. Mike Davis. owner of the Fun-People look for mutant-sized CRYSTAL LAUOEROAl.E/t)AILY PILOT The Royal New Zealand crew, left, maintains a slim lead as the Royal Yachting Assn. team gains speed. It's all in the boat The compact Santana 20 acts as the great equalizer in the 36th Governor's Cup June C•H&r•nde Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -In most yacht races. any sore loser can cry Coul about the boats, saying that a handJcap dJdn't really compensate for some speedy vessel's advantage. Not so with the Governor's Cup. In this annual regatta. the compact Santana 20 acts u the great equaliz.er. Using boata on loan from private owners -yacht dub members and other locals -race omcials assure everyone's on equal watercraft:. And. just to assure there's not even a subtle hardware advantage, teams are constantly awapplng boats, and boats are constantly swapping sails and apinnaken tbrouchout the race. .Boating ~::::.r" urluly FYI For rece ruulta of the Governor's Cup see Sports on pege 11. •Jbe idea is that they're all ldentical," said Jack Buteflsh, a spokesman for the 36th annual Governor's Cup at the Balboa Yacht Oub. FAMILY TIME The Santana 20s, he expJained, were the perfect choice for the annual race for a couple of reasons. "They have to be one of the most popular boats in Newport Halbor. • Butefish said of the boats manufactured by W.D. Schock C.Orp. of C.Orona. •And these little things are qwck.. Popularity is more important than might meet the eye. Because the race depends on private boat owners to loan their sloops to strangers. more popular boat.a means more potential boat donors. Brett Hemphill donated his Santana. Magic Carpet Ride, for the race. He said bis choice to own a Santana 20 dates Call off the dogs, th~ hunt's over Daily Pilot ATAGUNCE ON1HE-.: ..... , ... WEATHER · ... _,. things when they come to fairs, Davis continued. Which explains why funnel cakes, in aD their huge and fried and topping-ed gtory. have become mainstays at fairs everywhere. Peres. who worked the register and topped the cakes Priday. Davis' version first arrived at the Orange County Fair in 1981. He has two trailers today -one near KiddJe Land and one doser to the front of the faJr -and his staff chums out 1,000 to 1,5000 cakes on an average weekday and 2,000 cakes on a Saturday or Sunday. The choices are powdered sugar, cinnamon and powered sugar. chocolate c::hips wlth whipped cream. strawberries with whipped cream and some- thing called The Wodcs, which al- lows for a difl'erent topping on each ball The most popular is No. 5, the stra\roerries-with-whipped- cream one, said manager Martin They're made in huge fryers inside a well air-condJdoned trailer. Miguel Aguirre scoops some batter from a large pail into a funnel, with one finger blocldng the narrow end or the See FAIR, P•I • M Ikea close to starting building . Costa Mesa building officials issue construction permits to Home Ranch centerpiece. Lolita Harper Daiy Pilot COSTA MESA -Tangible changes to the former_ lima bean farms at the north end of the city are imminent ;is city building officials issued con- struction permits Friday after- noon to the Ikea home fur- nishin~ store that will be the centerpiece of the Home Ranch development Ikea representatives took out buildJng permits Friday after- noon, completing ·the final step of the process that in- cluded satisfying building and fire codes and paying $98,745 in fees. said city building offi- cial Rick Brown. . "We've looked at this for two years," Brown said. "We are 'We've looked at this for two years. We are more than ready to get it out the door and ready for construction: Rick Brown Costa Mesa txildlng official more than ready to get it out the door and ready for con- struction.. Ikea officials are also anxious to get underway. Don C.Ollins. the Costa Mesa Ikea Project Manager, said the company will begin construction of its flagship furniture store - slated to be twice as big as the existing Tustin location -as soon possible. "We are happy that the enti- tlement and permitting proc- ess is pretty much over and we are moving forward with con- See IK.EA. Pqe A6 NEWPORT BEACH Dunes purchase sails before county County officials have concluded the prospective owners are financially able to run the resort. P•ul Cllnton Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH ~e two concesmoaha planftJng to take <Ml' the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort have hem deemed 8nanciaDy able to run the popular telOrt. an Orange County ollldal said Friday. Real estate company Gol· dricb & Kest Industries. which is based in CuJ\ier Oty, and Th· hoe Shores have been in es- crow with the current owners to buy the miort's lease. build- ings and marina. An in-depth financlal revieW of the two companies' ability to manage and run the""°" bas been completed and the deal is heading to the Bomd or Supervtsoa on Tuesday for a final approval. aakl autty management setvkies director SM DUNES. Pl9e M SPORTS a.le &Ion ...... .... ..,_..,_.,..,. ....... , FAITH • t I Al s..dli/. ~ 20, 2002 FAI'I1I Higher-powered ed~cation Gretchen Passantino is teaching theology in .a relaxed environment Youn1Ch.n1 Daily Pilot G retchen Passantino wanted to offer adults a higher education in theology without the ~te of a master's degree, or the requirement that you'd have to-end up with one. Having graduated with a master's in June from the Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, which Is based in Washington but offers extensions in South Central Los Angeles and other part8 of the wodd, Passantino decided to bring her thiee years of knowledge about Ouistianity to her own backyard. The c.osta Mesa resident started the Orange County extension program for the seminruy last spring at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Onm:h, which is in her own city. Because she was a couple months shy of actually having a masters, she taught the first classes under the direction of a supervisor. Since the summer session began last week, the fully qualified Passantino has been teaching on her own. 'Rather than having to go out to someplace else now within this small ~ittfe church, we're able to virtually offer someone their education all the way: KefthKenlake administrator at Prince of Peace. personal interest. Half of the students are members of Prince of Peace. "Rather than having to go out to . someplace else now within this small little church. we're able to virtually offer someone their education all the way," said Keith Kerslake, administrator at Prince of Peace. Passantino said that the Costa Mesa church invited the seminary to begin an extension with them because leaders wanted to provide everyone from the littlest preschooler to the graduate level student an appropriate level of learning. "So no matter what your learning level, there's something for you at Prince of Peace," she said. . "We think It's essential for a well-rounded Oui.stian life." "As the head of parish education for Prince of Peace, I was loolcing for a program that would offer adults in the church a challenging opportunity to learn just for their knowledge as Ouistians or toward an actual degree," the former adjunct instructor for Biola and Concordia universities said. lhere are reading assignments and homework and even papers. The summer session, which meets at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at the church, teaches students about ancient church history. The spring course focused on the book of John, from the New Testament. The Fall session will offer two classes - one in New Thstament Greek and one about the Old Thstament book CRYSTAi.. LAWERDALE /OM.V PILOT Gretchen Passantino will be teaching classes in ancient church history throughout the summer as part of her nj!W program, Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, which is designed for adults in the church and community who are interested in learning about their faith or are seeking an accredited or graduate degree. Passantino, who is also the director and founder with her husband of a nonprofit educational organization called Answers in Action, said some of the features of modem day churches were actually inherited from the first century synagogue churches of Jewish Ouistlans. Having a scripture reading and then a message explaining the reading comes from this tradition. So does the prayer of confession, a prayer similar to the Lon:t's Prayer and the practice of singing psalms and praise. •1t helps them understand the roots of their faJth and helps them to understand bow some of the beliefs of Christianity were first explained in the early.Quistian church," the 48-year-old said. "Tu appreciate some of the suffering that some of the early Ouistians endured." SPECIAL EVENTS SATURDAY WORKSHOPS . New Thought Christian Church will present Saturday workshops every month from 10 a.m . to noon. On Juty 27. Rich Meyer will speak about Steps of Fulfillment. The church is at 1929 Tustin Ava., Costa M esa. (949) 646-3199. STARLIGHT NIGHT The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant will hold '"Starlight,'" a Sunday evening celebration, at 6:30 p.m. July 28 at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The evening will Include praise songs, worship and prayer. (714) 557-3340. COUNTRY STYlE Orange County cowboy Jeff Pearson will perform at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on Aug. 4. The church la at 2860 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Call for tlmea. (714) 557-3340. VACATION 8l8lE SCHOOL The Lighthouse in Costa M esa will of Isaiah. 1Wo-thirds of the students who started classes last week are working toward a master's degree, using credits from the fully accredited ~th EvangelicaJ Lutheran Seminruy program to transfer to their respective seminaries. The other third is taldng the class for their own FAITH CALENDAR hold a Vacation Bible School on the theme "Faith Mountain" from 7 to 9 p.m . Aug. 12-16 at the church, 1885 Anaheim St., Costa M esa. The school is tor children 3 to ai><th grade. Registration will be at 6 p.m: (714) 775-1412 or (949) 548-7161. BROWN BAG MUSICALS T.he Senior Ministry of St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church will present a series of Brown Bag Musicals this summer at the parish patio, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. On Aug. 14, HI Hope will be featured. The concert starts at noon. Free. (949) 644-0463. WORKSHOPS MASTERMIND New Thought Community Church will present Master Mind, a group for those wanting to •manifest good" in their daily life, at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at 1929 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa. (949) 646--3199. A SPIRrTUAL JOURNEY A 26-lesson study on the life of Jesus Christ tltlad "Journ!l'f to the Cross" is taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays during the Homebullder's Bible Class at Liberty Baptist Church. The study parallels 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 Adult Faith Formation at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church In Newport Beach will hold a dream analysis group monthly from 1 to 4 p.m . Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408. MEDITATION LESSONS A "lectio divine" meditation group meeting will be held at 7:10 a.m . Tuesdays at Our Lady Queen of Angela, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Lectlo ia a style of meditation that Includes using Scripture or a special reading as a stimulus. Free. The Christian Meditation Group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at the center. The format includes two periods of meditation with some Instruction on how to meditate, a talk and a discussion. (949) 219-1408. WEEKLY EVENTS 'FEUOWSHIP OF THE CARPENTER' Fellowship of the Carpenter, a men's group, will take place at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Pastor Tim McCalmont and Pat Thompson will lead the group. (714) 557-3340. MEN'S FEU.OWSHIP BREAJCFMT The Men's Fellowship Breakfast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will meet from 7 to 8 a.m. Wednesc:tav-in Dlerenfleld Hall, 600 St Andrews Road, Newport Beach. All man of the church and community v• welcome to attend. On Wednesday Art Mcintosh will speak on "God'• Special Call on America:' $2.50 at the door. Anne Huffman will speak July 31. (949) 631-2880. ctvtetine Cen1lo Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. News amst•nt. (949) 57~ Copyright No news stories, dlrlstlM.Cll"illoOt.tl,.,,...com lllustr8tions, edftorl•I m•tter or THEMORAr OF THE STORY Looking for strength in ordeals "Call on God, but row away from the rocks." -ROBERT M. YOUNG I recently spoke with friends who are in : the middle of di.fllcult slruations. Each shared experiences of feeling God'S : peace and presence as they turned to him • for strength and wisdom in their ordeals. : One said she saw life in a difrerent light than -~ before. ult's like God has given me a new set of eyes, or at I~t he has hel~ me to see people and life in new ways, she said They all asked for .-------, prayer to stay close and • connected to God. •He's my best hope right now," one friend • explained. "He is also my• best friend· : I was praying for them · as I went walking earlier this week. I left later than usual, so I didn't pass people I normally do and CINDY TRANE by the time I climbed one CHRISTESON hill and turned to the next. I realized I hadn't passed anyone at all. I heard a car behind me, heard a man whistle, but I didn't look up. I turned the comer to a spot I love because it feels remote, and I walk on a dirt path frequented by little rabbits. A few minutes later a car approached from the other direction, and I heard men's voices yelling. I kept walking, but looked back and could see the silhouettes of three men. Then I realized it was the same car that passed earlier, and then it turned around quickly and came back. I wasn't feeling particularly good about the situation and ·picked up my pace as I heard its engine rev and beard the tires screech as it turned right in front of where I was. I<l already decided if they returned, I'd run down a nearby that path that a car couldn't go down and that would bring m t; out to a populated streeL I ran a bit and looked back. The car didn't move for awhile, and when it started off slowly, I moved back to see if I could get a description. I thought they were leaving, but apparently they were watching for me, and they swung back around. This time I took off to where I knew they couldn't see me. but perhaps I could get a Ucen.se plate to report them so they didn't do this again. I prayed for God's guidance, and for other people to appear. I could see the car waiting in the distance. After about five minutes the car left as other walkers appeared, including one woman walldng with a dog. I came out, realized she was a friend, and asked if she'd : ~::::.:,c:r~~~~~!a!':!i~r .- home nealby. When I came home, I called the police and gave my report. They told me I should always waUc with a cell phone, which I will start to do. and I'm passing that tip on to You. Now I pray that God would help me keep my eyes wide open and alert to the physical world around me. I'm also praying that he would help open the eyes of my heart more too. And you can quote me on thaL • CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a Newport Beec:h retidant who speaks frequently to parenting groups. Sha may be reached via • e-mail at cindy@onthegrow.com or throug.h the ' · mail et P.O. Box 6140-No. 505, Newport Beach. CA92658. SURF AND SUN Daily A Pilot Photogeeptwa llnd 01111 .... edvertillefMntl '*91n can be WEATHER FORECAST wHI be notloeebte at 6 to 7 feet Greg Fry, Don lach, 5-n Hiller, '9f)foduced wtthout wrinen GINI Alexander, Lori Andenon permlMlon of copyright owner. MOf'e doude start the morning from the~. SURF VOLM,NO.XX AEADSll HOTUNE HOW TO REACH US and lhey don't eeem too (IM9) 642-«>88 lnt•eeted In going swey. . lMOMAS H. 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By P•ut CHiiton Staff Writer Newport-Mesa -Leas than two full days after agreeing to fully treat it• waste water, water-quality regulators ordered the Orange County Sanitation District to Immediately re- duce bacteTia levels uslng industrial bleach. The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board unanimously ap- proved changes In the agency's ocean discharge permit, at a Friday meet- ing, that directs the district to begin bleaching by Aug. 12 and tightens monitor- ing standards for bacteria levels in the waste plume. Each day, the district re- leues 243-mlllJon ga1Jon1 of pardalJy treated sewage into the ocean via an out- fall pipe on the ocean Ooor four mUes off the Santa Ana River mouth. By requiring the district to dJ1inlect the 1ewage with chlorine, regulators aaid vhltors to Newport Beach and HuntlDgton Beach can enjoy peater peace of mind while swim- ming in the ocean water. "This re9uirement ls really done in an abun- dance of caution to protect public health, .. said Gerard Thibeault, the board's ex- ecutive director. "We wanted to get something in place for this beach-going season.• Under the new proposed permit, the district would be required to bleach the sewage, then remove the bleach using a dechlorina- tion chemical known •• so- dium bl-sulphite. Re- Jeulng high concentra- tions of bfeach into the ooean would kill fish and damage other marine U! e. As part of the new re- quirements. the sanJtatJoo dlstrlct would also be ac- countable for keeping the water clear within three mUes of the shore, from surface to bottom. Now, the district Is only required to worry about the top layer of water 10 feet deep and three miles out. Sanitation disp-ict man- agers said they welcomed the new i:equlrements. June C•••1rend• Daily Pik>t NHWPORT BP.ACH-A prom- ise to maintain Newport C.oast"s slopes could prow slippery for the city. And some fear that Newport Beach could be ex- posed to millions of doll8ni In liability risk If officials aren't careful As part of its pre-annexation agreeiqent with Newport Coast residents, the city ls committed to maintaining "natural slopes• and •fuel modification zones," which are open apaces or weeds and gr.w that pose a fire hazard if not malntaJned. Though maintenance of both is rela- tively simple, the question or who takes the heat in case of a fire gets complicated. The question remains. thou8h, what the city's new role lho\.dd be. If Newport Beach just pays for the cost of the work con- tnded by the bomeownen ..... sod.atiooa, then llabOity may not be a problem If, howewr, the dty is re8pOOIB>le for man- aging slope maintenance, too - hiriilg the women and set1lng the 9Chedule -it could mean that the city is responsible in cue a fire damages homes. .. I don't want to get Into what could be a $100-miJllon liability situation for the sake of pleas- ing some homeowners." said Qty Councilman John ffder- nan, whose district includes Newport C.oast. Heffernan has asked for a study session on the matter to "Nobody emJsioned bow complex this would be,. ~ Chy Manager Dave XUI' Mid. ~ the malntenanc:e OOllta are unknowo al tbk poinL And wording In tho pe-a.nnaadao agreement leaves open the rMl poMibility that the dty would not be able to make good oo ill promise. According to the ~t, the·dty must be fully lndemnJ- fted in Its llabOity for slope maintenance. DI aaid. But even If the homeownen '11SSO- datlons can't sue, it may pre- vent ind.Mduala ·from suing in case of a ft.re. "Maybe we can't do this at an .• Kiff said. "Maybe we couldn't get to a point where we meet the teat of the pre-an- nexation agreement. Regulators with the 'En- vironmental Protection Agency released the pro- posal at a June 18 meeting. Following the vote on Fri- day, the regional boa.rd will now forward the recom- mendation to the EPA. "(Cltlorlnation) ls an ex- cellent tool, .. General Man- ager Blake Anderson said. "It's an Immediate tool and it's a well-known tool." . ' I' Until now, homeowners asso- ciations have been responsible for maintaining the slopes. But the city has committed to tak- ing over the job now that New- port Coast is part of the city . I Pitc~ In ! J ·Help keep our Eify cle~n ! •HW•• Crostini •OIMOI ::=:;r $999 Rm. 'UI & 7 az. 7~ e~1 91ordifrutta . .,,.~ Fndt spreads . ....,.ry . Apricot •PUn •Lemon ·~ •Wlllleny ·~ry AfG.•ue RIGONI ~EdraVD .. Olive Oil Award $ Wmning! ~ .... 4Your Health Mutl11tr'S Ma'sWhole Wheat Bread ~sz~ L~~ Risotto ·~Pamaan =~SIH • ThmliD Basil I& . ., .• 5.5 az. Stil11ulant Free Weight Loss • Bmn Fat & Inches • Increase Energy • Promole Weight Loss •Stamina • Build Lean Musde • Red.a Sugar Cmings Delicious Cllrus Aavor ~. WI!... ,,., /e S~Aj oo&.,,, ~ LClzmiline /e -,.'1!9.."'-Mn ~. '57.• 321 . ._ SUGG.~.• I. flll.'3 .• July 23 -'l\lesd;\v 6:.10 to 7:30 pm HOW ro FICHI' ... FARM FRESH PRODUCE OS180POROSIS & WINI By Dallas Clouatre, Ph.D. FREE Seminar (CM Patio Fa.ml'I• ·~ .. I I · j , L A -• I t '-1"-<.f .. 5 ,,,·\.·(,(. ' .. • .. •• .. -• . .. M ~ • .U, 20, 2002 DIMS Contiruld ftom Al BobWU.00. -n.r pmned our..~ mi "We hl\l9 IOIDI _.....,,. lbM theyw9 be ......... Clll4'••. In a county ltalf ieport. WU.On remmmendt the board ~ the lramfs of the leue IO the 'Sounds po9itlve. The electorate wants the statu. quo. I hope that'• what we'll -: 8-JMMll 'Newport Bwh Qty Ccudnan new po .. 1WM>e Sbor9I Ltd. and an op- bdng poup IO be QDed New- port Dunes Marina would run the RllOrt. On May 14, county supervtlon puted on their ftnt-rf&bt opdon to buy the leue. --The cowity entered into an agreement with the Newport Dunes Partnenblp on Feb. 16, 1989 to run the resort. Dunes General Mar,uager Andrew Theo- dorou could not be ieached for comment on Friday. However, Councilman Gary Adams said be was glad to bear the new owners have the county'• ble8s1ng. "Sounds positive," Adams laid. "The eJectorate wants the status quo. I hope that's what we'lleee." Adams saJd the city might schedule a few preliminary talks with the new owners to deter- mine whether they will exercise an option to build a 275-room "family inn" on the land. POLICE FILES COITAIEM ...... -....:,.,. ...... W9I rwpoltlld In the 1300 blodl It 12:18 p.m. Thundly. •.._,.._A 11-y91roki r.mlle wea 1"99ted on 11191pidon of poedtudotl In the 14'00 block It 8:22 p.m. Thundey. • tWbor loull'UMI: A 40-yelM>ld mile wn 1mMlted on IUSpidon of battery In the 2300blocket1:48 a.m. Fridey. • MontN Wily: A residential POLICE BRIEFS Inver held in road rage incident A case of road rage ended with one driver being slashed on the arm In Newport Beach Friday morning. Thirty-two-year old Robert Laveriere of Long Beach was PUBLIC SAFETY ~-~lnthe MOO bled" 6:38 p.tn. Thur9d9y. • w.e ........... Wlr: A whk:M ~--NPO'flldlnb 2206~at9:501.m. ThuncMy. • WlltWllon ~Awhk:M fire v.-f9POrt9d In the 600 blade 8t 1 :03 1.m. Thuredav end 11 being trweatigated 11 arwon. NEWPORT BEACH • ~ 1trMt A resfdentlal burgl1ry Wet reported in the 2100 blodc et 8:39 p.m. dcivhtg his 2001 white Jeep Clierok:ee into the paddng lot of a medical building in the 300 block of San Miguel. when he said he was cut off by William Barker, 22, of Laguna Niguel. who was driving a gold 1992 four-door Honda. said Sgt. Steve Shulman of the Newport Beach Police Department Lavedere said he blinked his ~- ThundtV. • GllY,.._ A ~burglery _. repot1lld In the IOO block t 8;21 a.m. FftcMV. • .......... ...-A wh&de • ..,.. _. rtpOf1lld In the 4300 bloc*" '1:47 a.m. Ftldey. • ............ Dlhe: A vehicre burglary wes repof1ed In the 800 block It '1:111.m. Frid1y, 1 I • ...... ~Avehlde ' theft wee ,..,orted In the 1400 block at 9:50 1.m. Fridly. • w.t COMlt ..... ...,,/Ptoepwt 9trM1: Acne of roed rege WU reported at 7:13 p.m. Thul"lday. lights at Baibr after he was cut off, Shulman said. , At. that point. Buker' got out of his car, approached Lave. riere and cut him with some type of blade on the arm. Shul- man said. Laveriere was not seriously injured. Shulman added. Oftidals arrested Buker as he entered the medical build.Log. The stat~owned land was ap- proved for the hotel in a May 1983 settlement agreement, which also allows for expansion of the boat slips, RV pa.rt. restau- rant space and retail shops. • ~Clinton covers the environment and politics. He may be readled at (94917:r0 or by e-mail at ReStaurant founder passes Furniture that looks like a million, but doesn't cost it! I) n · 111 JI 11 o u ,. t' I >c_,. i,, 11 ,',/, o ll 'ro o 111 e ..... • t.' 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My part of the job was to move the money around so we couJd afford the new place. "Go for it,• I said, once we'd agreed on the offer price. "And tell them we're not taking the house without the dog." I laughed at my own joke and we hung up. JEFF'~ LYLEEN EWING EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATION It takes time for real estale agents to build a business. Since a lot of our success depends on referrals from satisfied buyen Spaghetti Bender fixture Lorenzo Pasini dies of natural causes at 88. Deirdre Newm1n Daily PHot .-......-:::-.-..... in fixture at the Lorenzo Past- Spaghetti Bender for more than 30 years - gregariously greeting guests and captivating them with his tales. said bis grandson Mi- chael Hoskin- son. A longtime Orange County ni restaurateur who loved to regale diners with his entertaining sto· "He was a guy who found something in common with peo- ple -who could chann and chat," he said. "He was the archetype of the Italian restau- rant owner." ries passed away at age 88 Tues- day in C.OSta Mesa of natural causes. Lorenzo Pasini, fondly known as "Papa Loreru:o," was one of the founders or the Spaghetti Bender in Newport Beach. He and he his late wife, Allie, also owned Joyce's Restaurant, which later became came The Golden Bear, The 39er Cafe and Joyce's Pantry, which is now the Sugar Shack -all in Huntington Beach. Papa Lorenzo was a constant Four hours later, I was sitting in Mario's, a Mexican restaurant in Huntington Beach. With me were three of my basketball buddies, fresh from playing our 40-plus year-old bodies to the limit. A beer is helping but I know that in the morning 111 be wishing for a chiropractor. A few minutes after we arrived, my cell phone rang. It was Cay and she was excited. "They accepted the offer!" she exclaimed. •And you're going to love the dog!" Over the next two months or escrow I rode an emotional roller coaster. Determined not to let myself celebrate the new house until escrow had closed, I became tense. For a few days down the stretch, my neck and shoulder stiffened and were painful. When I mentioned this to friend Kathy Miller, she said, "Ob. you have escrow neck!'" I don't mind moving, having done It douns of times over a period of 40-plus years. I will now tell you the secret or a succes.sful move. Fust, pack up the fragile and sentimental stuff and marlc it as such. Then, take one box and 611 GEmNG IN- VOLVED • GETIING INVOLVED rune periodically In the Dally Pilot For lnformetloh on adding your Pasinl was born in Riomag- giore, Italy. As a teenag~ be and some friends derailed a train. causing bis uncle to send him to the U.S. for a time. Italy's loss was Southern California's gain as Pasl.rti made his way from New York to Orange County in 1946. The Paslni's started out in the hospitality industry by working It with three days worth of clothes and all your toiletries. This box never leaves your side. Next, hire three ttucb and drlver/loaden. One truck will be designated to take belongings to your new house. The second truck will take stuff to Goodwill or some such charity, and the third truck will take junk to the dump. That third truck should be the biggest Back up the three trucb to your garage. Get a reclinin,g chair and a cold beverage and instruct the driver/loaders to empty the garage. While you sit in the chair, have the driver/loaders pau each item in front of you. Ex.amine each Item and point to the appropriate truck. Reminder, give the trash truck loader a good workout. One of the rooms in our new house was supposed be my office. This was the place where I wouJd be able to think and write in complete silence or with some Beethoven in the bac.kground. The office would also prevent me from keeping Cay awake at midnight with the click-click-dick of my fingers against the keyboard of my HOSC>ke Program needs volunteen to give emotionll aupPort to terminally Ill patients ind their families In the greeter Orange County area. Training 11 provided. (714) 650-0800 or (800) 640-2646. or sellers, we work bard to exceed your expectations for service. If a Realtor bas done a superb job of selling your bouae or finding you a new one, the best way to say "thank you" is to give that person's name (and phone number!) to aoyAe you bow who is considering a • organization to this list. call (949) 57~. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The d\epter needs volunteen to lddreu community groups about Red Croq MMcea and to ect .. 11a1aona whh the medle in diaeater and emet genc:y litlJlldoM. Lynn Howes. (714) 481-6318. move. You are not only doing the agent a favor, you are also djrecling your friends to a competent, knowledgeable and experienced salesperson. Buyin~ a house or condo can be a little scary if yoa don't have a strong profe11ionaJ 1uidin1 you thro1gb the process. ReaJton try excra bird ID plale memJs OI friends Cit plcaled C1lltomen. We we iD the btaaine11 for the Jona tam and prosper by 1ivla1 co11ittentf y blab qaaJiry ..... Lyleen and Jeff bavo 30 conaecudve yean of real --~---~ lledi. Por profe1n111I ..-.oredvlcewlA.U ... _ ...... !wi -II Ce ll'IJIMPllrK~IMll 8 I w 7'f.J711. I ACADOmC YEM IN AMERICA Costa Meu fem*-cen hott a Gennen lbldent and eem up to $1,000 IUW9rd I number of trlvef lbroed progrema. Denlelle .. Carpino, (800) 322~ AMERICAN r.MCEt SOCETY :JM o...nee County Regjon of h Amel1c::M ~ Sod9ty ... ofllce ~The IOdety .. .. eeeting~to -cell for the unit's tlelpllie lnfoeenW. (M) ., ....... DllCCMIY ... IOYI & QIU a.ms OF ,..°"'...,, The thr.e ... dubs need weun..... coedtee enc:t INta and cnb WOtbhop tlNChera. C.11 for locatlont. IMt> 142-2246. COITAmMCMC PUYttcMI • for wealthy households like Clark Gable and Carol Lombard's. ln 1969. they opened The Spa. ghetti Bender -which was Papa's nickname in Italy, Michael said. With business booming, they expanded the Bender in 1976. Michad and Papa's daughter Joyce. now run the restauranL Although Papa bad not been a dally fixnll'e at the Bend~ Cor the past five years, his presence will definitely be missed, Michael said. • "We do really well on our oi#n. but we'U never be able to re~ce him.'' Mk:hael said. : Pasi.ni is survived by Joyceaad Michael. They will bold a prtvate service in Huntington Beach:• In lieu of Oowers, the f3!1fily wouJd prefer donations to:th.e Newport Beach PoUce Deein· ment to help police officel'i· in need. To donate, contact ihe Community Relations desk at (949) 644-3662. computer as they had for th~ past four years. The office bas yet to be • organized but I can tell alreaig thaJ I ~y have to take a lip_• from our new dog, Ow1ie. ~ start mamng my territory. Tl\e office already has the ironing board la.id out as well as mat{y items that don't fall into any other category in the house. or course, my family thinb they are very clever and that l have not noticed this "junk creep" in my office but I have. All J want to do is keep the room from becoming a larger versi,on or the junk drawer that exis~i.n our kitchen. But with two growing kids, an active wife and a big, black. d.og. I'm afraid my fight may just gjve me "junk neck.• • STEVE SMITH i1 a Costa Mesa resident and freelance writer. • , Reedera may leave a message fOr him on the Daily Pilot hotline at 1949) 642-6086. ' .. .. I .. , l L :,,~~~ln America and where lervice clubt ltand wtth etbical J>rlCtices. wtth the preeentadon of Rotary lnternational's Fouc : Way 1e.t. Thia week. we will I explore the Soroptimist I International of the America& Code of Eabka. There are about 93,000 members in more than 3,000 <Juhl in 122 countries and tenitoriee, and the moYement Is expending rapkDy with many dubs being formed in the developing world and countries in transition. Soroptlmist International Is now the world's 1qest dasslfted service organization for women. The Soroptimist Code states: "My business principles exact full recognition of the rights of others; acknowledgment of the rtsponsibillties of dtiunship and the duty of d1scharging the obligations entailed; the use or : my position at all times to the -end that a higher level of human Ideals and achievement may be obtained." Victoria Gray, vice president Northern 'Ihlst and a member or the Soroptimist Oub of Newpor l Harbor, has a similar take on the " code. • 'Tm proud to be a part of a • lX>mpany like Northern 'Ihlst," " ahe said. "Our living ethic is: ,., ~lhinciples that Endure,' high-touch client service, , professional expertise, creative .. .solutions, unquestioned ,. 1Dtegrity, a commitment to the 1 .well-being of our people and a • personal dedication to quality. " .Many of us have a reminder on 'I• JIM DE BOOM our delb that 'Quality ls never an accident it is always the result or h.lgb intentJon. sincere effort, intelligent d.l.rection and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many altematlves.' l can truly'say that Northern Is a quality company that can stand tall •Newport Harbor Soroptimlat Pat Jacbon-Colando, a speech-language pathologist, said: "While we are encouraged and required to 'think outside the box' in many areas, ethical standards are the gyroscope of integrity. Without integrity we cannot thrive in business or in life. Thus, being within the 'box' of ethlcs and high standards allows me to be as creative as I need to be to plan and problem-solve for my clients' benefit. It centers my purpose of service in my vocation, my avocation, and in all the nooks and crannies of my life." "The vision of my service organization focuses on the sincerity of friendship, the integrity of profession, and the dignity of service, to name but a few of our cornerstone ideals," said Sue Haddock, member of Soroptimlst International Newport Harbor and Community Program Specialist II at South Coast Regional Project In Costa Mesa. "My ., I ... MEPHISTGM If THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES CA80 LOlmON -M05. -~ _5599· __ 49· ,,.., -S409. BAU _se99· ..... -··--S78T !!!.,'!!!!--S74T ..... _5445· . JO'IK'RG -··9· ..... CH _91159· SYDllEY -•45· COMMUNITY & CLUBS membenb1p in Soroptimist International bu glvm me an opportunity to blend thoee concepts In my work and personal life. I have a chance to support change and growth In the people I come in contact with, by promoting their sense of raponsibWty as 'cttlzens or the world.' By acknowledging the diversity of people and their cultures, celebrating It rather than being fearful of It, we have a chance to truly be an . 'in~tional neigbborhood.' .. Dawn Marie Lemonds, a past International board member and member Soroptimist International Newport Harbor, ls the director of South Coast Regional Project ~ Costa Mesa (serving people with developmental disabilities). Sh e added: "The cornerstone of the business I am in revolves around the recognition and promotion of access to human and civil rights and responsibilities for people with developmental disabilities. Active membership In SotOptimlat International bas brought a global awareoeu of thete core values in every aspect ot hwnan life-particularty the human condition that a.fl'ects women and glrll ln gender based inequities and violatJons; poverty. violence, access to services etc. This code encourages me to learn and take the risk of bringing local and global issues Lo my 'neighborhoods' such as 'traJBcking of women and girls' and help support advocacy and action that promotes services and awareness." As you can see, Soroptimist International promotes living to a higher standard of human ideals and ethics. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS THIS COMING WEEK: TUESDAY: 7:15 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub will meet at Five Crowns Restaurant .for a "Avoid the ordinary, com.e to Tile Italia." 1>1...,J<,\. · ""l PP! 'a • l'\.""I \11 \I J( )"\ "Rl!ADYTO INSTAU." GRANITE COUNl'ER TOPS • All ,,_,..., c.i... • 0...-Siaklt.lr ......... ~ • OooMe a.u..-f'Algot • 9"'.U".1112· Fiite porcc:lai• ud ntu.ral -eolcl aacl i-1lcd .. aimpcmift prico. .. " c llANTI'£ ICJTCH£N COUNTEIO'OP IS NO LONCU A WX\11lY ... IT'S A NECISSTTY!" PkuccaU wl program on Uteracy by the Newport Beach Public Ubraty. WEDNESDAY: 7: 15 a.m.: The 20-member South Coast Metro Rotary Oub will meet at the Center Oub (www.10uthcoastmetrorolal)'.~ and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Oub wiD meet at the Unlverslty Athletic Oub. Noon: The 35-mernber Bxchaoge Oub of the Orange Coast will meet at the Bahia c.orinthian Yacht Oub to hear Pat Glaagow o( the Orange County Sheriff's Department Q p.m.; The Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa will meet at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub for the official visit of District Governor Jim Parsons (WUMnewportbalboa.or/P. 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 OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO Slewdly, jl; 20, 2002 • Mesa Ktwanil Oub will meet at the Holiday Inn (wwuck:IUJrWs.~, • the Newport Beach-Corona del Mar KJwanis Oub wfD meet at the Bahia Corintblan Yacht Oub to hear regiatered nurse Donna Clauson on "Local Doctors or Mercy In Central America." the 80-member Exchange Oµb of Newport Harbor wUI meet at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum to bear Alan Murphy on "What's New at our John Wayne Airport/ the lOO•member Newport-Irvine Rotary Oub will meet the lrvine Marriott Hotel to bear Dexter Godbey on mentoring (www.nirotary.org). • COMMUNITY & CLUBS Is published Saturdays In the Daily Pilot. Send your service club's meeting information by Fax to (949) 660-8667; e-mail t.o jdeboom@aol.com or by mail to 2082 S.E. Bristol, Suite 201, Newport Beach, CA 92660-1740. FULL BAR COCKTAILS •o 1 /Jr /al Riscatto • Corbin Cutter & Buck Tori Richards Reyn Spoonc I l ... M Sllardly, liJ 20, 2002 Conlirud from Al ICrUCdon at an accelerated pece. • Collini aald. "It's been a IOag proceee but in terms of mowment, W'8 &le DOW mcMng quite qulckJ)t. 1be 308,000-aqu&n! foot store wlB be bull on the eoudJWl!llt por· don ot ~ ~ltlun llma bean Wm bordered by the San ~ ~ Harbor Boulevard. South Coast Drive and what could be the exp11nded Susan Street. com· plete with a heway offramp. Col· tins sakl he expects the stote to be open by late spring of 2003. The Costa Mesa Iba wDI boule three ~ pro(essional des9l consultan1S and a supervised chll· dren's play center; whk:h includes a learning center. Collins said It will abo boast three full-home ooor models representing both The fields of Home Ranch in Costa Mesa will be developed into a shopping center anchored around furniture store-IKEA. houses and apartments. • 1 Ikea construction marts tbe retail, office. industrial mll resJ. end of a 19-year battle to de-dential use and generated a con- velop the site and the ~nnlng siderable amount of opposition of the Home Ranch metamor-during the approval process. phosis from historical fannland Opponents to the project said to immJnent development The the biggest problem with Ikea is 93-acre project boasts a mix of the amount of traffic it will gen· e:rate. Fees receJved Friday from Residents were also worried Ikea in conjunction with the $8.6 that tbe store's traditional colors million from developer CJ. Seg;.---bright blue and yellow - erstrom & Sons Thursday, are would be an eyesore. designated to fund traffic im· When negotiating with the provements to accommodate the city, Ucea officials agreed to re- predicted increase in cars. duce the bright plue exterior by an a.verage of 11early 70CJfi. Plans call for patches of the store to be muted with glass in some ar· eas and gray paint in others, while the ~way-facing store· front would retain most of the store's tradidonal colors. Some of the project's most vo· cal opponents could not be reached for comment at press time Friday. I can't believe ..... . H.J. Garrett Furniture . Fine Furniture Since 1960 It's My-Ho01e Full Design Consulting Service 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (949) 646.0275 Quality Service Value Landscaping or re-landscaping is your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. FWWl:RDALE can make your landscape dreams come true, and increase your home's value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can make a difference to you and your g;irden. KAY MATSON, A.A. C.c.N.P. Landscape Daigner @/~ COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEARS EXP.I Lic:cruc No. 308553 _ SANTA ANA• 2800 N. Tustin Ave. (714) 633-9200 COSTA MESA • 2700 Bristol Avc. (714 754-666-1 TEltRY MEIKLE C.c.N.P. l•ndacape Da~ Cle•n, Comfo,.,,,ble, Uncrowded II/lore Personal Attention to Ourllllembers • Semi-Private for Men & Women • Lots of Equipment/Free Weights Pllates Studio &"Mat Classes • SPINNING Theater-Licensed • 16 Full Time Personal Trainers • Child Care 8am-noon M • F • Ample & Convenient Parking Yoga, Tai Chi, Stretch classes • Step, Power Pump, Cardio • Showers, Stearn & Towels • Skin Care and Permanent Make-Up Estheticians, and Nurse Practioner • Physical Therapy Center, Qualified Therapist on Staff, No Assistants , 5*ldly, ~ 20, 2002 A7 .. FORUM HOW 10 GET PUIUltB -l..-.: Meil to Editorial ~ Editor Jim• MM It the Deity Pnot. 330 W. Bev St., Costa Meea, CA 92627 • •11 de'l'S Hodne: Cell (9'9) 842.8oee Fa: Send to (948) ...... 170 E-mall:Send to dltllypllotfllatltnn.com •All ~uat lndude full neme, hometown end phone numbet1for verfftcltion purpoNt). The Pilot reMl'Vel the right to edit all submlleions fot derity and length. HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CTv OF COSTA MESA ..co.ta MeM City Hall, n Fair Drive, 92628, (714) 1M-6223 Mayor: Linda Dixon Council: Libby Cowen, Gary Monehan. Karen '&blnson and Chrta Steel • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newp0rt Beac:ti City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (949) 644-3309 Mayor: Tod Ridgeway Council: Gary Adams, Steve Brombefg, Norma Glover, John Heffernan, Dennis O'Neil and Gary Proctor .COAST Co.aJNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Dlltrict Oftlce: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 432-5898 Chancellor: William M. Vega _Board: President Armando Ruiz, Vice Prealdent "'</alter Howald, Paul Berger. George Brown and ~erry Patterson ~-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT District Office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa 92626, ~714) 424-6000 :Superintendent Robert Barbot &ard:Preaident Judy Franco, Vloe President -·' :Martha Fluor, Clerk Serene Stokes, Qana Bladt, Jim ~men, David Brooks and Wendy l.eeoe ~ CONSOLl>ATED WATER DISTRtcr 1~ Placentia Ave., Costa Meta 92627, (949) '631-1200 . '8Pard: President Jim Atkinson, Vice President Mike }iealey, Trudy Ohlig-Hall, Fred Bodtmiller and Paul c; Shoenberger :COSTA MESA SAMTARY DISTRICT P.b. Box 1200, Costa Mesa 92828-1200, (714) '154-5043 fioard: President Arlene Schafer, Jim Ferryman. Art "ferry, Greg Woodside and Dan Worthington ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ~all of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa 'Ana 92701 .I' Jim Sliva, 2nd District (Costa Meta, Newport "'6eac::h>. (714) 834-3220 : .. Thomas Wilson. 6th Olat.rict (Newport Coast), (714) ~ ~COUNTY FAIR '118 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, (714) 708-fAIR · :SO.rd: President Curt Pringle. Vice Prelident Ruben ·4. Smith, Randy Smith, Emiiy Sanford, Peggy Haigl, -Jemes Barich, Deborah Carone, Leslie A. Ray and • P;ltrida Velasquez ORANGE CCUfTY BOMD OF EDUCATION 200 Kllmue Drive, P.O. Box 8060, Coeta Mela 92828-9060, (714) 96&-4000 Elizabeth 0. Parker, member, Trustee Area 6, Costa Mese, Newport Beech STATE SENATE Roa Johnton (R), 36th District, 18662 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine 92716, (949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0696; Preas Sectetary Pat Joyce, (916) 323-1200 STATE ASSOB.Y John Campbell (R), 70th District, State Capitol. Sacramento, 95814, (916) 319-2070 E-mail: di8trict70tll •SMHnbly.ca.gov STATE COASTAL CO..SSION 45 Fremont St, Suite 2000, San Francisco 94105, (415) 904-5200; regional office In Long Beach, (310) 590-5071 GOVERNOR Gray Davia, (0), State Capitol, Sacramento 95814, (916) 445-2841; fax: (916) 445-4633 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • Chrta Cox, (R), 47th District, 1 Newport Place, Suite 420, Newport Beec::h 92860, (949) 766-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Wethington, DC 20516, (202) 225-6611; fax (949) 251-9309 (represents most of Newport Beach) E-mail: c:hrtatopher.coxO malt.houee.gov • Dana Rohrabec:her, (R), 45th District, 101 Main St, Suite 3C, Huntington Beedl 92648, (714) 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, DC, (202) 22S:2415; fax: (714) 98().7806 (Repreaenta Costa Meta and West Newport) E-mail: dan•fl,,,.il.house.QOV U.S. SENATE •Barbara Boxer, (D), 112 Hart Senate Building, Suite 112, Washington, DC 20510, (202) 224-3553; or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, Suite 645, EJ Segundo 90245, (213) 894-5000 E-mail: •nator<flboxer.senate.QOV • Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, DC 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 1111 Santa Monica Blvd.., Suite 916, Loe Angeles 90025, (310) 914-7300 E-mail: senator@felnt1teln.Hnllft1.QOV PRESIDENT George W. Bush, (R), White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave .• Washington, DC 20500. Hodine: (6 a.m. to 2 p.m .) (202) 456-1111 E-mail: pntBident<!JwhitllhouH.QOV Fax: (202) 456-2461 Fletcher Jones Jr. welcomes you to the 3rd Annual Jones Cup at Big Calyorl Coultry Oub. 3RDANNUAL JONES .CUP In the Fletcher Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club Championship series to decide ~e Men's Club Team Champions. •• • I - ' ' "' ~ ',z;;J .. '7 -·~ .~ .. Friday, July 26, 2002 Tee-Off at 1100 P.M. at Big Can70n Coantry Cab CorM ltntijoin "'for this~~ Readers missed Fish .. Fry and fund-.raisers I was so happy and grate· ful to read Mike Scb.eafer's rebuttal C'Pilot should join the lions Oub," June 20). As a lifetime resident of C.OSta Mesa, the Fish Fry bas al- ways been a special family outing and reunion of friends. In the past. my brothers participated (on horseback) in the parades; my daughter celebrated her birthdays at the Fish Fry for all of her growing yea.rs. We have been extremely disappointed that a frivo- lous lawsuit helped cause Its cessation fro the past two years. More importantly, for 57 years, more than $2 million came back to our commu- nities. especially for our youth, through the fund- raising efforts of the Fish Fry. lbanlcs to Scheafer for speaking out. No one in the previous letters bad men- tioned this very important fact. RACHEL PEREZ..w.10N Costa Mesa Letter writer just got used to 'under God' In the wake of Sen. Joe McCarthy's search for dou· ble agents and a commu- nist fifth column in the United States during the '50s, the outcome some might say, was less than sterling. The more im- mediate results included the loss of the "Loyalty Oath" for government workers and many govern· MAILBAG FILE PHOTO I ONLY Pt.OT Costa Mesa residents have missed the Fish Fry. ment contractors, while on the upside -the words "under God" were added to our Pledge of Allegiance. When we first said the new words in grammar school, it sort of gave one an uncomfortable feeling -after being so used to saying it the old way. Many of us fumbled for years about when the pause came "One nation under God, indivisible, with lib- erty and justice for all." Or was it, "One nation, under God, indivisible : .. " At the very heart of this issue is not whether "un- der God" alienates people, but rather "which God" are we talking about here? The founders used the words "Creator." "Which Creator" are they talking about? 1 would argue they intended it to mean "Everyone's and everythlng's Creator," in- cluding unknown aliens from another planet. The key focus in this dis- Announcing CU$SiOn ls "the thought" that-the pledge may in some way "exclude their God." Not to worry folks. Not to worry 9th circus court. An atheist must even admit that "under (their) God" -the love of money, power or any other thought or meaning could be inferred. It's a Ubenarian's dream: "under God" means we an- swer first -before the gov- ernment So what's all this big Oub-a-dub about? Per- haps it simply relates to the battle between Dewey's "determinism" versus the "existen tial school" of "me God -you Jane" thinking. lo any event, America as a country was founded "un- der God" -not even with ... or on top of. Anyway, I just got the pause right ... "One nation, under God, indivisible -with liberty and justice for all" RON MN~ Newport Beach lhe 3fith Annual GOVERNOR'S CUP V.S. luJilor Match Racing Championship . ~ ,. 1,· ·' .JOiy 16 • 21 t 2002 . ... At BALBOA YACHT CLUB Corona del Mar, California Featuring championship level junior sailors from several continents and the best from the U.S.A. These 4 days of intense yacht racing are presented by Balboa Yacht Club off the coast of Newport Beach. THE DAILY PILOT IS AN OFFICIAL CO-SPONSOR OF TIDS WORLD RECOGNIZED YACHTING EVENT. For the past 35 years there has been a world class yacht racing event right here in our own .. back yard." Now the Daily Pilot will be bringing it to your breakfast table every morning from July 16th through the 22nd. Coverage will include daily results from the committee boats and follow up stories on the racers from Englan~ Aus1ralia, New Zealand and 8 U.S . yacht clubs. You are invited to come on out on the water and enjoy watching these fine young sailors become future America's Cup skippers and crew. The 2002 Governor's Cup Regatta is co-sponsored by . YANMAR "Diesel power for ycur sailboat" I BOATSWAIN ·s LOCK.ER ''We make boaling mo~ pleOSMrablepyot1" I ct: 11fE DAILY PILOT "Serving IM Newpon-Mesa COllMMtilN6 .,_ 1907". F~r more iiaforination. call Balbo9 Yacht Club at (949) 673-JS IS , Al ~. Uy 20. 2002 EVENT OF THE DAY If you're looking for a calmer, quieter, more pensive event today, visit the Collector'• Comer, between Memorial Way and Centennial W..,. You will find everything from dolls to eccentric colledions of antlquet to pettlodc memorabilia. 2002 FOOD OF THE DAY If the Ten Pound Bun were to ec:tuallV '"'9h 10 poundl Ind beer a 1o-pound coneequence for ... ..W, It might .. be WOftt'I h. The BBQ Chldcen Ten Pound Bun 91 Woftd Femoue Sourdough It Ille• a huge ffendt-bread pizza but eofter, with tone of cl-.. and barbecue c:hldcen and a hint of gartlc. HaH a loaf la Sit while • full loaf com $6.50. BARGAIN OF THE DAY What bder mood Ind place than a fair to get eomethlng totally unprectic:al7 Totally UMlela 7 Totally fun? Dandy Souvenir ... Is Meglc Springs for just $1. They're pink. QUOTE OF THE DAY "We don't add any extra calories." PHOTOS BY GREG FRY I DALY Pl.OT Small animals supervisor Ann Raia is in charge of overseeing the dozens of egg~aying chickens on display at the Fair. BeJow, at the end of each day, the eggs laid by the rows of chickens are collected. ... .,..., owner of the Funn9' Cakes trailer at the Orange COtllty -air, jokilg about his funnel What came first • More than 80 chickens are partaking in the fair' s Egg Laying Contest/Exhibit Youn1Chmn1 Daily Pilot P eople eat chicken for dinner, go to sleep, wake up the next morning and have scrambled eggs for breakfast. But they rarely connect the dots between the chicken and the egg. said Ann Raia. small animals auperviaor at the Orange County Fair's Uvestoclc department "They lcnow the eggs come from chicken, but they never think about it." she said The 85 chickens at the fair's Egg Laying Contest/Exhibit show passersby what realty happens. It's simple, actually. The average hen la}'I about one egg a day. The eggs drop into a rail lining all the hen cages. They are collected by Raia at the end of each day in egg cartons. Hens With red flabs of skin around the ear Jobes lay brown eggs. the ones with white nabs lay white eggs and a atreaky bn!ed called the Amer1canu lay blue or green eggs. They taste the same as other eggs. Raia said. but have a yolk that Is a bt1~terydlow. The eggs are usually warm when they're first laid Raia sometimes picks them up from inside the fence that separates the hens from the visitors and lets children reach through the railing's boles to feel the warmth. Cross-bred hens are said to lay better, so the mix offered at the fair ranges from brownish Rhode Island Red CroMeS to white-feathered Leghorn Crosses to even a breed called the Americana Q'Osses, which sport the tiger-like streaks. Darlene Castanon, witnessed the Intrigues of each chicken for the first time QD Friday. Her sister told her about how her chicken was laying blue eggs. Ml had never seen one until now,,. she said, pointing to a light blue egg on the rail. The 80 some chlclcens lined up in pens were actually laying eggs as part of a contest. Future Farmers of America children, as well as members of 4H, were competing for the most eggs laid. A chart detailing each group's progreta showed, on Friday, that the Yorba Unda Ooverlea& 4H 12 were winning. with 32 eas laid from the beginning of the fair to 11 p.m. oo Thursday. •People are alwaya awpr1sed to hear that a chicken la}'I one egg a day." RaJa said. ORANGE COUNTY FAIR SCHED~LEOF EVENTS to 12. Children 5 and younger get In free. 10A.M • lnfiotmdon: 171•) 708-3247 or www.oct.lr.com TODAY AU.WlY ........... .--"1••- Coledloiw Ind MMlor8blla BuMdlng No. 13 • ............... -UWleodt ~:"•""' • ..... <JMt -LJ!;;.alJG Al..srnlll""""" ... •Olilll .......... --LA Pai*AN9 .. All. •U 11111111-....-UJl•ai* Al.- • ......,__ IMiwll'°" -Kida ,__~ NOON •Home Wltwm I I •' DllJ ..... Z p.m.J -The Courtyard ........... lMllnl '""'tunll 4 p.m.t -Memoriel Gerdsna ...... ,-= ...... .,. a.u. - Grendleend Arenl •111..t.,_, • ...._. -Aor•I Stage ................ -Home Ind HObblsl .. •lllslF1N1 llilt~De ., ....... _ ..... , ....... . ..__..,=a D•ma-... ........ ~-C1fllllwllon ............. .. • ? • • • •Med .............. .. .. -Mad Sder.e 1hMter U !M. • .._ ••••• •n -vt.Mll Ml~ .................. ,.. ... ............ _...,o... ·-------,.. ..... =-a:.::a ............ ........... p 11 _ ....... ._.._. __ _ Cll1lan .... .._ :.ci. •.... ···- • ' cakes. FAIR ATTENDANCE AU.._, Day Eight of the 200Zflilr.18,803aof3p.m. Atlllnd9nce, ~ l!lahtofthe 2001 Wr: 20,878 •of 3 p.m. FAIR Continued from Al SCHEDULE ": Continued from N3 Home end t-lobJ.>iet Stage • .Al-AIHll8n ~Pip -The ·Meadows 1:10P.M. • c..Nce demonllttallon - Craften VIiiage • aauF99t 0..., Wmr - Grandstand Arena 2P.M. • Don Knipp. ·Mr.~/ Floral Stage • •fr-* Thumon, meglden - Kids Pert Stage I e ........ Bfothen Cin:uS - Green Gata Area • JU9t Four Tonight Barbershop Ouert9t -Heritage Stage •Cooking demonstration - Home and Hobbles Stage • Foldortc:o 0. Madrs t..timls - Sun Stage • Miu D9bbe Lynn -Celebration Stage (Youth Building) • • • Zll•Mlel wnlmir -The • Courtyard • '· ~ • , t • 2:15P.M. Miking demonstration - Millennium Barn Mad 8denc. Mission To Mars 2025 -Mad Science Theater • 3P.M. ; BluMFest: Eric Sardinas - , Grandstand Arena H20 Throw contett -Kids Part ~ Stage t ~ Fine ert demonstration -Visual t• Arts Building ": Foldotlco •o. Coloras• -t • Heritage Stage • • Cleopetn's Court -Sun Stage ~ • Stre.t Smarts, .... utt prwentlon · -Celebration Stage (Youth ' Building) · Al-Al rt en RM11'1t Pip-The Meedowa .... flylltt a-O&llllers .....,wbedon-Homeend Hobblee Stage a.... ec..lng, 9lu1bkrw - Creftert VIiiage 4P.M. Gelmen foll 09ncers -Heritage Stage G.-t Ameltcen P9ttint Zoo Md Educ8tloMI Show -Green Gate frog ,... Donut &ting ContMt -Kids Pllrtt s~ · ....,._ IMh 8Md -Sun Stage Mlee D9bbe Lynn, voe.ls - Celebration Stage (Youth Bulldlng) zmt.ndel Mmlner -The Courtyard RUSMll Brothen Circus -Green Gate Area 4:15P.M. Mlldng demonstnltion - Millennium Barn 4:30P.M. Cenimlcs demonstnltion - Crafters Village Med Science Mission to Mars 2025 -Mad Science Theater Woodftnlshlng with o.v. Dutra -Home and Hobbies Stage Frank Thurston, magician - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) 4:46P.M. Bluesfest: John M..,aH and tha BluesbrNken -Grandstand Arena SP.M. Mal Polynesia Dane.rs - Heritage Stage lnnlafNe Irish a.net -Sun Stage All-Ala.Un Radng Pigs -The Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours. directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 : Meedowt .1:10P.M. Clfall fun R9vue -Kids Pert Stage IP.M. Sawtrtt demonsbatlon -Home and Hobbles Stage .Fine ert d9mor4batbt -Visual Arts Building 8:15P.M. Miking demonstration - Miiiennium Barn 8:30P.M. I mnk Thwston, meglcilln - Celebration Stage (Youth Building) Med Sdeftce Miaelon To Man 2025 -Mad Science Thea1er 811.taefeet: John Hammond's Wlcbd Ortn a.net -Grandstand Arena LMp Into Limbo Contest - Heritage Stage Tasty Tarts &ting Contest -Kids Part Stage Chartla KMUns1, glassblower - Crafters Village 7P.M. Hypnotist Marte Yuzulk -Sun Stage Ru...il Brothers Circus -Green Gate Area All-Alaskan Racing Pigs -The Meadows 7:30P.M. Frank Thurston, magician -Kids Park Stage Ceramics demonstration - Crafter& Village Padflc: Coast.Homs -Heritage Stage 8P.M. UJy Pad Limbo contest -Kids P~rtStage .. , Proud Mery -Sun Stage 0-. tMrn Pfl I I ltiltion - Uvestoc* Arena ............... don - Millennium Bam 8:30P.M. .. ·~ Feb Four, .... ulllmetl8 tllMltil to the....._ -latlme9.com Theater Mad Science MIMlon To Marl 2025 -Med Science Theater Swing feet -Heritage Stage 9P.M. Hypnotist MMe Yuzulk -Sun Stage RU9Mll Brothers Cin:us -Green Gate Area MAii .. ., .......... -~ Meadowl 1'.JOP.M • PMllc Coeet Homs -Heritage Stage 10P.M. Proud MatY -Sun Stage 10'.JOP.M. SWif'9 F.-1 -Heritage Stage F-Direct Coadort. • .style ••• Penonal Serrice Sofas -Slipcovered, sleepers and sectionals available in 200 fabrics. Craftsman Style Furniture - Over 125 designs made of solid quarter sawn oak including beds, bookcases, and dining room s. Home Accessories - Clocks, Frames, Vases, Pillows and Mirrors. ~ ~ 19S9 Rubor llhd • Coda Neu WWW~ Open 7 Dap A Week • 1......_... (949) "s-4450 TGNllHTI ·~/boa .&uinos ~ 1953. Ora' fomily #rllingyour fianilyfor 49years. John Jennifer • I Gus Ufetime Warranty Ceramic lrvlne Brenda ) 111-1111 ... ---- July 21 .. .,. .... JUIY2'2 0.C. •FEllllll July2J ,_ __ ~. Randy lldWnan IW' Jlf INA~·~•m&ll. 10AM~ 14U14 IO~~_. II Dl!lflltlth/I () M:lll' a:Ont.1 ~ll7 •59'*11156+/le•0*'9'1~ 12)$:l•mtCS&~"'f;E ......... ,_,.... ...... AMllt·,_.,..•1 ... a..-. AlO s.udly, .My 20, 2002 AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN tt.ma to the O.lly Ptloe. 330 w. a.y St., ~"-•CA 82827; bvt.x co (949) ~110; or bv calHnG (949) 674-4291. lndude the time. date end loc:edor) of the event. .. well ea• contKt phone number. A complete llatlng Is evellebte et www.dMlypllot.com. TODAY A WOlbhop on leamlng how to ate rt your own bualneu wfll be held from 8:30 e.m. to 4 p.m. et National Unlverlfty In Coate Meu. The worbhop wfll be hosted bv the Service Corps of Retired Executives. The 4nlverthy la et 3390 Harbor Blvd. The fee I• $25, or $20 If preregistered. (714) 650-7369 or www.~re114.org. A P'OI""' on growing begonlea will be held et 9:30 a.m. et the Sherman Ubrery & Gardens In Corona del Mar. The library la at 2647 E. Coast Highway. Free. (949) 673-2261. c 11 Ii I'-I I \ '\. ! Over Troubled .Water. WoraNp 10. A.M. HARBOR CHRISTIAH CHURCH (Dlaclplea of Christ) 2401 lmneAwe. Newpoft Inell. CA (949) 845-5781 llllllder: Dr. on.a IMrt \II 11111111'-I C=Mesa M VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 &llUr, C.M. Worship & CtUch School 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. Or. R Ge« 714 979-8234 ChriR Cbwda By tbc Sea \Jliitcd Methodist 1400 W. Balboa 8'\ld., Ncwpon Bea<:h 8 4 S UL • Ad8li 5-ioy Sdocd no & 10 .. .,, Tonrup ....t OildorM s-1ay Sdml The Rn. Dr. George R Crisp. Put.or (9'9)673-)805 Costa Mesa First United Methodist Church 420 West 19th Street, Costa Mesa (949) 548-7727 ev. Michael Bankhead, Pastor duJt Sunday School: ildren's Choir: orship & Children's Suncf a School: 8:45am 9:00am 10am New.,on Center United Methodist CJuarch Rn. Cathleen Coots, Pator 1601 Marguerite Ave. comer of Marguerite and San Joaquin Hilb Rd. ~9> 6"-07•s &M Q#kt Wmhi Snvia 10.M Wt/nhip 11J Chi/J1n1i S.Nilt] School Ynth mttti111111ttlt/y ST. MAH PuslY'IDIAN CHURCH Wonldp9:30 ~own ecleCtic ,_,,.. 230 FONlt Awnue. The eoaldftg demoMtr9tlon wUI ... .,.... et 12 p.m. In the M8CY'e c.llar demoMtndon ldllcMn on level one. The stof'9 la et 3333 Bear St., ~ Meu. Ffee. (714) 568-0611. ........... 11un ......... cooking bv !:Opera wtff like plec:. et the BIOomingdele'• Home Store Main CourM et Fashion leland In Newport Beach. The demonstration will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. end ... ting la limited. The store I• at 701 Newport Center Dr. Free. For reservation• call (949) 729-6864. Newport Hatbor High Scihool'• d ... of 1967 will hold ha 36th reunion from 6 to 11 p.m. The reunion will be held at the American legion Hall et 21615th St. on th• Balboa P8nlnsula. $30 (949) 721-9944. "'Relden of the Lost Mc" wRI be shown at dusk during the Movies et the Beach aeries hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel la at 1131 Badt Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 II\\ l'-11 "''\.\I .fll.1 I RAall MAAc RUBENSTEIN WE WELCOME OUR NEW CANTOR SVETl.ANA PORTNYANSKY Shllbb8t ~ Hlltnw School Soc:W Events, High Holy Deya. Ourlloaole; "YOO ARE A STRANGER ON..Y OHCF' $ 2401--AVE., NEWPORT BEACH (949) 548-6900 !!~l!!nP Corona dd Mar • 64'4-0463 A Congrtgation of the Antfican BU/WIN<) OUR FIJT1I: WVJNG CHRIST AND !UViNC OUR <XJMMUNITY. 11K Rn'd Pacr D. H3yncs, R«:tor SUNDAY SCHEDULE 8 am • Holy f.udwiSI 9 roi ·Sunday SchooUAduh Bibk Sludy I 0 am • Goral Eudwist NURSERY CARE AVA/U6l.£ Ounmunitv Center 1145 IW Aw., 1M,. .. ,,,.,,,.. lal5 • s.. Stnicr ltJO • "Soi,,,/"' the <Jn/J" Rev. Km Gray Workshops 10.W -12'M 1929 T111tin Ave. ColtaMeaa pettdng per cer. (M8) ntM>UNE. MONDAY The ............. c.... ..... Community Goff a..-will be held In the Meu Verde Country Club iodey. Chee* In will begin et 10 a.m . end the toumement wltl atert et 12 p.m. The dub Is et 3000 Clubhouee Rd .. ~ M .... For Information contact the Coate Meu Chember of Commerce at (714) 885-9093 or (714) 816-9092. TUESDAY The 8efvlce Corpe of Retired Executives wfll host a worbhop on computerizing your bualneu from 9 1.m. to noon. The worbhop wfll be held at Natlonel University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.,~ Men. The fee la $25, or $20 If preregistered. (714) 660-7369 or www.scoref14.org. The pop, rhythm end ..... group Groove Therapy will perform from 6:16 to 7:45 p.m. at Fairview Perk. The concert is part of the city of Coste Mesa's third annual Concerta In the Part aeries. Free. The part is at 2625 Placentia Ave. (714) 764-6223. L.-.. ................. ~during • ......, from l:30 ID 7:30 p.m. ... 1 1t.t1o cm 1n C0111a.....: n. wnlnar le epot.aored by Mathen Merbt. The ..... et 225 E. 17th St.~. Cal for I reeervetk>M. (141) 8314141. WEDNEIMY ............................ 80r wtH be held from l:30 to 7:30 p.m . et the Patio Cef9 In Coste M .... The eemlner I• eponeored bv Mother'I Mertet. The cet. la et 226 E. 17th St. Free. Call for reMrvatlon1. (M8) 631 .... 741. .. ,. Candlea. w11 ....... 1t 7 p.m. for teens in aeventh through 12th grades In• aerlel of movies presented bv the Newport Beac::h Public Library's Book Raiden Dig RNdlng eeriet. Free admluion. Free popcorn. Aduha must be accompanied by their teen. The library 11 et 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801. THURSDAY An~,. netwoftclng mixer hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce wfll WE>RSHIP DIRECTORY Publishes Every Saturday in the Daily A Pilot CALL 949-57 4 .-4249 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 VlaUdo Newport Bea:;h 673-1340 or 673-6150 Ol\llch 10 am & 5 pm, Sunday School 10 am ~ Meeailgl 7 30pm SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Pa::lllc View Dr. Newport Beach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Q)urch lOam SUnday School 10 am ~ Me9IJrlQll a pn It 111 Wedr.-iay I} noon ••• with thee is the fountain of life: in thy light 1 shall we ... light Psalms 36c9 Bmcbes clThe M<iM Outll •The fn Oudl d amt, Scit.diil • BoSlal. Mmadwras ! . 'I \\ I I IC 11 <, 111 < 11 1 HI 11 .c.hild Rev. S1eve Al>eft ,Centered Rev. Gail Miller ,Church I Where Children & Adults Worship God Together And Strengthen Family Values ' 10 am Sundays OpatAllYdl' Bonita Creek Parle Center University & La Vida Sts., Newport Bcac;h 949..640-7343 A Non-Denominational, FUN & Motivating Experience in which Children Participate in the service and Learn GOD Lovea Them Wonhip ind heir itMt practbl, Olm1-antcmt. biblical _,c. t •WHEllE IS GOO WHEN I NEED HIM MOST!" ~ Oob 29:1-1 1) "'" .. """ CMllM.H . 5-rdly. Jwfy lO, 200Z. S:JO PM. s-i.,.. Jwfy 21, 2001, t:JO le 10.U A.~ (laOM froti Nnrpoft H.,._ H¥ Schoof 1t lr"9c _, Udi) '°°Sc. Andtt.t llOlld. Mrwpon leach, Californil '2663-SJlS (Mfl 6ll·lm &MAIL inlo4hu~ _..__,., • ....,.. begin .. 6 p.m.; .. the Rll.-dal Pemera Credit Union. The MIWC>ltdl19 4W9f't will ..,. • compl•M.t:s1H..,~ theme, wl*" wll Include food. coc:MaUa end He\rJellan daflOatL The event t. tree tor ell members end 110 for penpectM members. (949) 729-4MOO or www.~.com. AIDAY ..... ~Big Mow" .. be shown et dulk during the Movlee It the Beach Mrles hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront RMC>rt. The hotel ls at 1131 Bede Bey Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. $7 partllng per car. (949) 729-DUNE. JULY27 An event of fine wine, elegant food and music designed to raise money to fund research for autism and other diseases will begin at 6:30 p.m. today. Biii and Polta Cemlua are welcoming guem and renowned doctor, Jerry Kartzlnel from the International Child Development and Research Center into their Newport Beach home for a "Night of Caring• gather donations. The house is at 2006 Marl In Way. A suggested . donation for the evening is $75 per person. For reservations call (949) 646-7698. • Ju111Nlc Pertc 111• will be shown at dusk during the Movies at the Beach series hosted by the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The hotel Is at 1131 Back miu miu Prada Sport Christian Louboutin Costume National Stephane Kelian Jimmy Choo 19YOIM,NMt*'~ f"9 edm111lon. S7 '*""' per.w. (IMI) Ja.OUNE. . .:x• n. ................... Ronnie end.,.. a111'• • perform et Felrvlew P9rt In Coeta MeM .. pelt of the dty'9 ... annual Concef18 In ... IWt Mrtel. The concert wMI tM piece from 1:16 to 7:AI p.m. Free. The pert .... 2526 ~ Ave. (714) 764-6223. The Servtc. CCNP9 of .......... Execotlvn wfll halt• worbhop on mertetlng and promotion from 9 1.m. to noon. The WOfbhop will be held .. National Unlvertity, 3390 Herbor Blvd., Com Mell. The fM le $26, or $20 tf pree egistered. (714) 550-7389 or www . .co,. n4.0tfl. JULY31 •Rudy" wtll 1Cf'Mft lt7 p.m. for teens In seventh through 12th grades In •aeries of movies presented by the Newpof1 a..ch Public Ubrery'a Book Raiden Dig Reading aerln. Free edmi.lon. Free popcorn. AdulU must be accompanied by their teen. The library la at 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717.3801. AUG.6 The Anlwef, • dMsk end rock 'n' roll group, will perform from 6:16 to 7:45 p.m. et Fairview Part In Coate Mese. The concert la part of the city'• third annual Concerta In the Pert series. Free. The pert la et 2626 Placentia Ave. (714) 764--6223. AUG.7 ..,,. ll'UmMI Show-wll ....... at 7 p.m. for teens In eeventh through 12th grades In• eeries of movies presented by the Newport Beac::h Public Utnry'1 Book Raiders Dig Reeding...-. I S.. TOWN, Pllp All C :\ I I l . \ ... ' . . Rabbitt Insurance Agency Al1I'O • HOMF.OW'NEltS • HEAD'ff Su'11lilJ SiJt« 1957. As'tJ_, 949-631-7740' .. I Old NcwpGlt lhl • lhpM ... <Nar"-IH.pW) Al "I F:\TJ<l~ ST<lCI-\ TH \l >l H" I' 11 IJU: IS A'.'\ :\LIT. IC\.\ I I\ I Trade foieign currencies onlinc like the professionals 20 yea.rs experience in trading foreign currency • One on one penonal .......... -i!,.... .. ~, • Seate of the an • C.OOuol rWt and . ENHANCE YOUR VACATION WITH A PAIR OF NEW BAI.ANCE SHOP.S See ow MW store layout and try on our .. fasliiol sMes. Wt'rt commilted lo gi¥ing you a professiaMI finiig Ollll w llM •" '- slylts .. ~ widlhs. Corona del Mar P1au 932 Avocedo St 94•720-1802 Profesalonal fitting, multiple wldht. Open 7 daya • WMk. , t Deitt Piiot TOWN OrMQe County. The group la Highway, Newport Beach. Free. gw9d toward~ coup&ee (Ml) 722-4237. ConthJed from Al 0 looltlng to melt• JudMm end Free .ctmlaion. frM popcom. the .JeiwWoi c:ommunlly per1 of n.. ...... High School their reldonship. The group ~19"t TMC!her Student Assn. Aduha must be eccom~nled by mMta In the evenings In the hOetl • monthly paper drive their -.n. The llbrery la et 1000 agency's offtce et 250 E. Baker tkwy Saturday from 9 1.m. to Avocedo Ave. (949) 717·3801. St., Suite G, Coet. M .... noon In the ac:ftool'a northWNt Prer.gletredon ia required. (714) plllrtdng lot. on the comer of A,.. IS ... dlu •Ii• group 445 4960. e.t.nda North end Pt.centle. regerdlng the treatment of New9P1per1 thlt •re bound, edvenced proet8te cenc:.r wiM be Nlghtly .................. ln loose or bagged ere eccepted, held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. et the Coet. ,.._end Newport Beach however cerdboerd, bound Hoeg C.ncer Center. The center for enyone who wtnta to meterlel auch 11 phone boob or la et One Hoeg Drfve, Building overcome nicotine eddlction. tflldc megazlnff ere not. Bina ere 41, Newport Beech. Free. (949) Schedule or (714) n4-9106 or evelleble for drop off every dey 722-41237. (800) 642-0666. of the month for people who prefer to go et other timea. All AUG.13 The Newport Spotts Colec:tlon funda railed go to the A COftCelt wtd'I ..... bend Foundation, a nonprofit anodatlon. Free. The IChool la OcUvlo Aguero11 will be held o~nlzation, operatff e free . It 2323 Plecentie Ave., Costa from 6:16to 7:46 p.m. et muaeum et 620 Newport Center Meaa. (949) 616-6500. Fairview Park in Coate Men. The Drive, Newport Beach. The conC:ert la pert of the cfty.'1 third muaeum, which he• one of the Oe9'a Senior Center otrws. ennuel Concerti In the Perk world'a largeat collection• of daily tetephone contact program aeries. Free. The perk la at 2525 1port1 memorabilia, la open f()r aenlora who have a limited Placentia Ave. (714) 754-5223. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weetdeya. local support aystem. They elao (949) 721·9333. offer ongoing computer classes AUG.14 that teach the basics of Word, •A w.lk to Remember• wUJ The Hoeg c.ncer Center Quicken, Print Shop and Internet acreen et 7 p.m. for teens In sponsors two tai chi classes usage. (949) 644-3244. seventh through 12th grades in a taught by Victor Armand: e 1erie1 of movies presented by seaalon for Intermediate-to Th• Com M ... Communicators the Newport Beach Public advanced-level students from Toastmastera Club meets from Library's Book Raiders Dig 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m. Thuradeya for noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at Reeding aeries. Free admission. people with cancer end their the Orange County Department Free popcorn. Adults must be femiliea. A beginner aeaslon of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, accompanied by their teen. The meets from 10:30 to 11 :30 a.m . Costa Mesa. Meetings are open library Is at 1000 Avocado Ave. Fridays. The classes are to anyone who wants to improve (949) 717-3801. designed to reduce stress, his or her public speaking skills. lncreeae longevity and promote (714) 444-8783. ONGOING a sense of well·being with basic, ~couples with one eeay·to-leem, non-strenuous The Newport Beach Jewish partner are invited to movements to aid in balance Distinguished Toastmasters Club participate in en interfaith and concentration. No 1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m. . couples discu .. ion group hosted registretlon·is required. The Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's by the Jewish Family Service of center is at 4000 W. Coast meeting room, 2300 Bristol St., • C4Mnll•11 Ml l1n • .. 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"foelieft11111 ....... ~ ... gee end cNnOM. body , from 8:30 to 8 p.m. Mond•Vt It lmegM, femHy, reletionahlpa, Fletcher Jonee Motorcara •t communlcltlon, lntimecy end 3300 JemborM Road, Newport H>eu•lity, •nxlety, end BNc::h. (714) 914-6314. loneun .... The group meets et 7 TheO..-...... C..... p.m. Tu~ et the agency offera ~naport to take membera office. The office la et 250 E. to eppolntmenta end grocery Baker St., Suite G, Coete Meae. ahopping. The lhuttle tekff Preregiatration la required. member• to the center. Cell to Mercy Mlddler, (714) 445-4950, make an appointment. (949) Ext. 114. 644-3244. Meu M1a11ngers ~at.era 1'.rtottng la •ve'able for people Club 691 In Coate Meae meets at interested in rMdlng English byt 7 p.m. Tuesdays et M ... Verde who could UM the help. Hourty United Methodist Church, 1701 ratM end timN Ire negotiable. W. Baker St., Costa Meae. (714) (949) 851-1739. Mo-4446. . 0..-Senior c.nw otr.n vlaual Blue Flame Toastmaltlln Club aid acreeninga with a Braille 2717 meeta et 7 e.m . Institute representative by Wednesdays et the Village appointment. (949) 644-3244. Farmer, South Coast Plaza Village, 1651 Sunflower Ave., &aential Weight Manae-ment Costa Mesa. The meeting is free offers interactive and proactive for first-time visitors. (949) weight loss groups. Learn 855-4308. behavior modification and other techniques to control your Toastmasten Club 231 mfftl weight. The cost is $20. Groups at 7 a.m. Mondays at the Irvine meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Co., 1800S Newport Center, Wednesdays end Thursdays at Newport Beach. 369 San Miguel Drive, Suite 350, (949) 733'2209. Newport Beach. (949) 718-9848. The Co8tll MeN Chamber of The Hope lnatttut., a center Commerce will host it's weekly for recovery and family Networkers Luncheon on education, offers a women's Wednesdays at 11:45 a.m. to 1 support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. et the Costa Mesa Country p.m . Tuesdays 81 2900 Bristol St., Club. Visitors are welcomed. The C-206, Costa Mesa. (714) club is at 1701 Golf Course Dr. 432-0020. $13. For more information call (714) 885-9090. O.ala Senior Center hH a \ \\ \ ' \, \\ B E L " R R Sllurdly, JAit 20, 2002 AU weldfto group~ ·.i:'elr.,. Nol Rodrer9 tt.a,...... once a ..-to enloY ... W.-. In ~•round the Newpott 8Mch .,... (Ml) 644-32A4. W........H1tp' •Wo•an ....... I frM peer aippot'l group for women In treNition from 3:16 to 4:15 p.m. Ak:oholice~ meets from 6:A6to7:A61.m. Monday through Friday In Room 3 et the Oesl8 Seflior c.nter, 800 Merguerit• Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. The Hoeg Cencer c.nw oflera e free yoga c11 .. from 10-M> to 11:46•.m. Tueadaylt4000W. 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The cost 11 e brain tumor• meets from Tuelday1 at the Hoag Cancer donation to an anlmal charity of 7 to 8:30 p.m. the first and third Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, the ettendee'1 choice. Cell to Thur9day1 of each month at the Newport Beecfl. Free. (949) meke a ,...rvetlon. (949) Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. 722~231 721-6760. Coast Highway, Newport Beech. . Another ......... 1 tnnlltional Free. (~) 722-6231 ffM ptOfMalonal con1ultation for makeup, wigs. etc. is aupport group for people A bruit cencer support group avail•ble for cancer patients by experiencing changes In their fbr young women meett from appointment only from 10 a.m . Hwl, meets from 1 to 2:30 p.m. 8:30 to 8 p.m. every third tb 1 p.m. Wedneadays \t the WldneldaVI In Room 3 at the Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. o..11 Senior Center, 800 Hoag Cancer Center. The center Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Merguerite Ave., Corona del Is at One Hoag Drive, Building (949) 722~231 Mar. 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A (949) 956-2676. eo.ta ..... fire D 1$ I f'llMnt koaher lunch la offered et noon Exploter1 Po9t 400 mMl8 et 8 for $3 per person. (714) 613-5641. RevlM your-...., .. documents p.m. TuesdeVI 9t veriou1 fire regarding durebte power of ltttlona. Memberlhlp II open to the Newport Be.ch attorney through the Oaal• anyone between 18 end 21 yeera hychologlcal Aun. offer• a Senior Center for $1 each. Call to old. (714)764-5141 or(714) coed support group at 7 p.m. make en eppolntment. (949) 764-5106. Thuradaya at ~101 W. Coa11 644-3244. Highway, Suite 311, Newport Maxine Cohen,• mantege end Beach. The support group The National l>Vllexlt Research family therapist, apooaora an requires free prepoueued for Foundation 1pon1ora weekly anonymoua help line for those who want to join. (949) adult attention deficit disorder individuals with relatlonahlp 722-4588. support groups at Its office. 833 problems. She la •v•lleble for Dover Drive, Suite 27. Newport free consultation from noon to 1 The Hetling Connection offer• a Beech. $5 per session. (949) p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m . Monday•. coed relationship group at 7 p.m. 642-7303. (949) 759-0357. Wednesdays et 4425Jamboree Senion end low~• famllles Road, Suite 180-A. Newport Oath Senior Center offws Beach. (949) 281-8003. preventive health care in the Costa Mese-Newport Beach services for seniors on the area can obtain free USDA surplus The Con1Umer Busln ... fourth Wednesday of each food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the Network meets at 1 a.m. Fridays month In the center's Room second Friday of each month in in the mezzanine at Newport HS-3, 800 Marguerite Ave., the rear parting lot at the OlUrdl Gateway, 19800 MacArthur Corona del Mar. Call to make of Christ. 740 W. Wil90n St, eo.t.a Blvd., Newport Beach. an appointment. (949) Mesa. Picture identification Is Reservations: (714) 550-4785. 644-3244. required. (949) 660-8236. Fabulous luxury eyewear & sunglasses at 40°/o to 75°/o savings .. 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"It felt like someone was playing a tape. I couldn't grasp that it was on the radio." 1999, Urban has had plenty of time to grasp his radio popularity. The "wonder from Down Un~er," who plays the Orange County Fair on July 21, has a numl>er-of memorable hits to his aedit, including "Where the Blacktop Ends," "Your Everything" and "But For the Grace of God" Hls yet-untitled sophomore album is due in stores in October. Writing songs. Urban said, can be a very cathartic thing. Since his self-tided album in "In some cases, you don't have a choice," he said. "Stuff just comes to you and you have to grab the tape recorder. Most of Train rhythm Former Prince percussionist will play at Fashion Island Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot D rums were everywhere when Sheila Fscovedo was a kid. Her famous father, Latin percussionist Pete Escovedo, was always playing somethin.g within earshot Sheila FM:ovedo would •just kind of pass by and hit em," -his instruments. that is. Today, the Los Angeles resident commonly goes by Sheila E. and is one of the most acclaimed percussionists in the world. She ls lauded for her impressive musical history, collaborations with other artist.a and her work u Shella E. and the E-1\-ain. The buzz around her may haw quieted since the 1980s, when her pop star status was at its peak. but ask the perfonner if she was happier then and she'll give you a surprising answer. 'Tm very at peace with myaelf now," the «-year-old aakl, citing her Outldan faith u the reaaon for her state today. "It changed my whole SM RHYnW. P .. e All - FYI • Whet Keith Urban • Where: The letlmes.com Theater, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa •When: 8:30 p.m. July 21 • Coat: Free with fair admlaalon. Reserved seats are $10. • Com.ct (714) 708-3247 the songs started with an inspiration -a title, a melody." Urban. wbo looks more like a fresh-faced model than gnt.ff cowboy, learned to play guitar when he was 6. He took lessons from a woman wbo offered to teach in exchange for placing a filer in his Cather's shop window. "I don't remember the first song I learned," Urban said from a Los Angeles photo shoot for his new 8Ibum. "Probably some nursery-rhymey thing.• He aedit.a bis father with steering his muslcaJ tastes toward country. "My dads record collection was all country," Urban saJd "It's really what I heard the most of around the house." Glen Campbell, Dolly Parton and Don Wa.U.lams stand beside Aeetwood Mac, the Everly Brothers and the Eagles as inftuences. Urban had several hit.s in Austtalia before moving to Nashville to follow his dreams.. He was the lead singer for "The Ranch," a critically acclaimed band, .until a severe throat infection sidelined him for a Country star Keith Urban will perform at 8:30 pm Sunday at the See COUNTRY, P•a• Al6 latimes.com Theater at the Orange County Fair ,. Sheila E. and the E-Train will take part in fashion Island's Summer Concert Series at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The free concert will take place at the Newport Beach shopping center's Blooming dale's Courtyard. THEATER Comedy, mys_tery and music at Vanguard By Tom Titus V anguard University of Southern California. once known as Southern California College. has come up with a 2002-03 theater season that touches most entertainment bases -comedy, mystery and music. The Costa Mesa college has a four-show season pf vintage plays scheduled, but wlU bring back a popular entry from past seasons to lcick: things off early in September. It's "The Road Most Thaveled," a musical romp through the defining moments of growing up. This time around. it's being directed by senior student Rachel Hart and will take Lts audiences through "the horrors, the wonders and the hum.i.l.iating moments that every human experiences in the pursuit of conquering ~dhood" The coming-of-age musicaJ will be offered for one weekend only, Sept 5 through 8 at 8 p.m., with a matinee Sept 7 at 2 p.m. in the college's 4'Cewn Theater. The Vanguard season offidaDy begins in October with one of the most noteworthy plays 1n history- Agatha Christie's 'The Mousetrap,' which bas been entertaining London audiences since the 1950s. Greg Mortensen is directing this celebrated whodunit, which strands lt.s characters in a rural countryside Inn with murder in the air. You can match wits with the actors (if you haven't already seen the shaw) Oct. 18 through 20 and 24 through 27. Curtain is 8 p.m. for the Thursday through Saturday perfonnances and 2 p.m. for weekend matinees, although the Oct. 24 show will start earlier, at 7 p.m. Costa Mesa theateQJOers who were dlaappoJnted when the Civic ,/· Playhouse canceled "awtey's Aunt" ill fawr of "Steel Magnolias'" Jut seuon wtll have their chance to Caleb the Brandon Thoma farce al V8nguard beginning Nov. 15. 1beater department chairman &.-n IC. Berkompu wOl ~the hm.:led farce. For the lDlinfdated, Owley'a awit is a coDep student 1n dn& impenonadng a chaperone al a ltutry Bnalllh boys' acbool where two al hll fellow lbldenta wllb to enlllnldn their llildyflleudl but are bound byVkmdm deconam. The pl9y bM a llw mDea on lt (}.ct ... v....,,,...Ale FANTASTIC FIVE ... l ' f Choreographic Project tO begin S manne and Norman Metulle will open their Corona del Mar estate tomorrow evening to host guests and patrons of Ballet Paclftca to kick. off the Pacific Otoreographic Project 2002. Led by arti1dc director Molly Lancb, the evening will welcome Janet Ray, president of the Ballet Pacifica boa.rd of directors, along with fellow dJgnitartes Barbara B. W. K.enad'J, o.vtd COOK ean.ldulel, <Ju1Ropber MOier, Denn.ls ICettb. Gayle Bullock, Pamala Shue and the loveJy Catherine Thyen. The buffet dinner reception will inaugurate the 12th annual ballet project, which will showcase works-in-progress by selected choreographers including Shawn HounseU, Ryan Kelly, Davit Robertson and Sarah Slipper. It's alJ about fashion at Neiman Marcus. The Fashion Island purveyor of upscale threads will host a number of fashion forward eventsT6--- begin on Aug. 8 with a MSt. John Sport Focus Day." St. John, led by Newport's own Marte St. John Gray has become an international design house serving well dressed women around the world. The sport focus event will feature items from a more relaxed St. John line, perfect for summer styling on the Newport Coast. On Aug. 12, lt'sArmani Day at Neiman Marcus, also with a focus on designer sportswear for the summer season and beyond. Edward Wilkerson, the man bebi'nd the design team known as Lafayette 148 will make a special appearance Aug. 22, bringing his Fall 2002 trunk. show to Newport Beach, which will continue until Aug. 23. Finally, on Aug. 23 Neiman Marcus Fashion Island will host an Akris Fall 2002 trunk show featuring cutting edge, sophisticated fashion for the new season . For more information call the store at (949) 759-1900. Plans are in fuJJ swing for the 2002 Race For The Cure benefiting the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Orange County Division. Ouisdne Cox reports that more than 12,000 runners and walkers participated in'the 200 I race and that organizers hope to surpass that number for the L l lh annual event set to take place on Sept. 22. A kick-off party was held recently at the Fashion Island offices of P ulo ~ Ristorante A•JlHE'4° l mma:ll CUISI NE ANO f!N E WINE FHturin, Cllef Pllolo Pestarino From the famous lssay Rrsrnurarll in ~ewport Beach 714·373·5399 Lunch 1 1 30 2 OOpm 01nne1 5 00-I 0 OOpm • Ope" TuHd•r lll•ouah Sunder 7561 CENTER AYE, #37 H UNTINGlON BEACH CA 92647 (I AXO/I'(/ in Old II orld I illogt J1Ut . .f!ff tlfll' 405 fwy) '· 40%-50% SAVINGS. 011 EVElnHlllGI Henredon, America's Finest Furniture Maker, Is Now Holding This Unprecedented Event Exclusively At Treasures Furniture I SOCIETY S..my, ~ 20, 2002 A19 THE CROWD 2002 National Charity League Debutantes/Newport Chapter Debutante Announcement Tea at Sherman library and Gardens in Corona del Mar. Front row from left to right: Kathleen Sandland, Jenna Lorenz, Lauren Foster, Kathryn Anderson, Kimberley Kettley, Melissa Lally Center row from left to right: Katherine Watson, Laura Claster, Katherine Yeager, Krystalle Glosser, Heather McKay, Megan Hawkins, Lauren Cole, Stephanie Pizzorn1, Hayley Sheetz, Carrie Haskell, Nicole Shute. Back row from leftto ri&ht Margaret Anderson, Rebecca Corbett, Alison Prins, Courtney Kern, Taylor Burnham, Lindsay Hill, Courtney Coons, Allison Lauer, Victoria Quinlan, Alexandra Head, Elizabeth Anderson Not pictured: Katherine Duggan, Rachel Fallo Counry for breast cancer Northern Trust in Newport Beach with both a luncheon and a dinner presentation attended by both new and returning team captains. The day long party was co-chaired by Joyce Fleming and Carla LongfeUow. Both ladies dedicated their energy to instructing the many volunteers on the procedure for the upcoming event. Statistics state that one in seven women in Orange County will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Cox reports that "75% of the net proceeds from the race wiJI stay in Orange outreach, education, screening • and diagnostic treatment programs." To become a part ~~ R es t aura nt ---Establlshed'1n 1962 --- of the race please caJI (714) . 957-9165. Treasures has been selected as Henredon's Exclusive Diamond Dealer for California. • The largest Henredon displays in California • The largest on-hand inventory • Factory Quick-Ship program • Factory authorized lowest prices- exclusively through Treasures • Henredon-Trained Designers wiU help you with your purchases .... 1111--(Ml) 117·1111• 101 llldllaloftOIM __,tJl~O..-..AM_,, --~ IMOnl)OR tB) -.1to0• HID......., Rd. ""9lll,...,,_.,ll 119lllllilt'_. .. . • • • • I • • • ' . • • • 4 • • • • • ' • . • • • • • • • I • • f ' • • • • I • • • ' ' ' • • • ' ti • • • • I • • • • • : ' ' AH Saturday, July 20, 2002 RHYTHM Continued from Al 4 life. There were so many things I had done through my career that after awhile, J bad felt very strange about I Just wanted to change how I was. how I treated people. .. F.scovedo ts changed today, and in ways that show both qo sblge and off. She devotes a large chunk of her free time to helping abused and abandoned children through the Li'l Angel Bunny Foundation, which she co-chairs. This past week, she performed at a three-day conference at Saddleback Olurch with a roster offellow famous entertainers including Olester Thompson, COUNTRY Continued from Al4 number of months. His solo album, "keith urban," _gained critical acclaim. "Urban's signature style and distinctive take on country music, a fusion of rock-style guitar with seemingly radio-friendly songs. is a formula that will take him from newcomer s tatus to superstar," VANGUARD Continued from A14 Benny starred in the movie version), but usually is quite appealing. It plays through Nov. 24. "Fiddler on the Roof' was one of Broadway's biggest hits a few decades ago, and the "traditional" musical will hit the Vanguard stage Feb. 20 under the direction of Carey Curtis Smith, who staged the college's "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" last season. This ever-popular story of Russian dairyman Tevye and his five daughters caught in the country's political upheaval will be presented from Feb. 20 through March 3 and promises to fill the small Lyceum stage to FYI • WHAT: Shell• E. perform• •WHEN:. 6 p.m. Wednetdtv •Wt~ Btoomlngdlle'e Counyltd at Feehlon lal1nd, 900 NMPOtt Center Drive, Newpon Beech •COST: Ftee, or $15 for preferred ae1tlng • CALL: (949) 721-2000 widely blown for hla work. with Qlrlos Santana and Phil Collins, and her brothen Juan and Peter Michael P.scovedo. On Wednesday, Shella B. and the E-Traln will perfonn a program of old favorites as well as tracks from her 2001 recording "Heaven" as part of Fashion Island's Summer · Concert Series. "She's not just rock 'n' roll," said Shayne Voorheis, director of sales and marketing for Fashion said Maria Konicki Dinola, for the "All Music Guide.~ He may be on his way to superstardom, but for Urban, just having the fans show up is a blessing. He said one of the best thing$ about having a .fan club is the-tendency for fans to hook up with one another. "People write to me and tell me they've met amazing people since joining ~e fan club," he said. "Getting to introduce people to other people is a wonderful thing." overflowing. The tone changes. but the locale doesn't when the Vanguard season closes in April. "Fools," Neil Simon's tongue-in-cheek tale of a Russian village where everyone is the village idiot, tells of a visiting schoolteacher determined to crack the town's curse of universal stupidity. No director has yet been assigned to this project, which will occupy the f..¥ceum from April 4 through 13. Vanguard's Lyceum Theater is located on the university campus at 55 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. but may be more easily accessed from Newport Boulevard. Tickets for the college's season are available at the door or can be reserved in advanced by calling (714) 668-6145. SUMMER SAVINGS AWAIT SHOPPERS AT CORONA DEL MAR PWA & IESTQJFF PWA If you're looking to take advantage of end-of-summer savings, mark your calendar for Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28 when Corona del Mar Plaza hosts its annual Summer C ustomer Appreciation Sale. Shoppers will not only enjoy sales at various stores, but there will be live entertainment and Three Dog Bake)'y will host its annual Barkday Pool Party on Saturday, July 27 from noon until 3 p.m . Special savings will be found at New Balance, where seTect shoes and clothing w ill be marked 25 to 50% off, Mottini will offer 30% off, and Amadeus Spa will offer 10% off services. On both days, Jewels by /osep1r will h ave a color gemstone show with a spedal selection from a round the world, including popular gemstones s uch as sapphire, ruby and emerald, and more rare tanzan- ite and mandarin garnet. Adding to the fun of the weekend will be face painting and a steel drum band perform- ing from 11 a.m. to 2 p .m. both days. 11'.roughout both days, Bristol Farms will bave a barbecue in front of their store and offer samples for a nominal charge. In addition, Italiano Home Store will have live musk performed by Marco Missinato as well as wine and hors d 'oeuvres from 3 to 6 p.m . on Saturday. A~ Three Dog Bakery's Barkday Pool Party, pooches will enjoy a variety of activities and surprises including splash· ing in two kiddie pools, a doggy bathing suit contest and a }>each scene photo shoot. Every dog will receJve a complimentary ¢ece of "barkday cakeN to help celebrate Storm's birthday, a black Labrador belonging to 11rne Dog Ba.kny owner Sandy Deem. for more information on the Barkday Pool Party, call (949) 760-DOGS. Corona del Mar Plaza is locared at MacArthur and PCH in Ncwpt>rt Beach. WestdlH Plaza will also host lts an.nual Summa Sidew1Lk SaJe on Saturday, July 27 bom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with .. vlnp for the whole family. Shoppers will enjoy the band "Surf's Up," performing from 11 a.m . to 3 p.m., as well as crafts and face painting for kids from 11 a.m . to 2p.m. Various stores at Westcliff Plaza will offer special dis- counts, including Champagne featuring SO to 80% off summer merchandise, Draper's & Damon's will offer 25% off select merchandise, and Fast Frame will have a sale on framed art and offer a free print when the frame is purchased. California Style Home Collection will also make custom silk floral arrangements on the spot when silk flowers are purchased. 11'.roughout the day, shoppers can enter to win a $100 gift certificate from the Westcliff Plaza store of their choice, and two runners up will receive a free lunch from Pick Up Stir. While parents are shopping, children can enjoy making a summer photo album and in addition to the casual dining restaurants at Westcliff Plaza, there will also be a hot dog cart at the centl!r during the sale. Adding to' the fun of the day, Kayaks Surf Shop will have a classic Woody on display, as well as a 1996 Grand Sport Corve~e, one of only 800 made, and a 1985 FXR Harley Davidson (one of 1,100 made): Kayaks will a1ao host a Hawaiian dance performance and an enter-to-win a longboard skateboard. In addition, Midi Boxn Etc. (MB'E) at Westcliff Plaza will celebrate its 10th anniversary with refmh.ments and give· aways on Thuraday, July 25 from 6 to 7:30 p.D\. The store will also offer discounted. maJJbox rentals throu,ghout the month, and will give away anniversary special c:ioupons that offer savangs on eeveral llel'Vices, from ropl.ts to pecking and shipping. Wntcllff Plua is locatied on lrvlne Ave. and Sevt>nteenth Street 1n Newport ae.m. For more Information on eithn cenm. cal (9'9) 190-9700 or vtmt www~.axn.. Plt'p.tfed and ~Id lor tty Mu1u All t • IWW&lric9 ~ --·· laJand. "She doe loYe aonp. scheduled to perform on the bellada, aD the way to eome TonJsbt Show wfth Jay Leno on danceable rock eonp that Tuesday. Bscovedo will play the people can enjoy. And lhe's been druma. · around long enough where Another upcoming project people recopme her and h« lnclude9 p&ans to lhc>Ot a atyle." l*fonnance lor a ecene in actor It ta l!acovedo's goal these days and producer Forest Whltaken to enjoy the projectt she is 2003 ft1m "Papi Oullo." involved in. There are tome "I try to bulcally do the fun artists she would rather not work shows." Bscovedo said. "Because with. There are others with chi.a ls my ctafl. because I really whom she knows she will have want to enjoy lt as much u I fun. TbJs criteria -the bottom can." line being what kind of people Her father was afraJd she'd her collaborators are -helps her lead a harder life. decide which of her many offers When she was nine, she to take. started getting Interested ln Currently Escovedo is the seriously playing the drums. He musical director for Beyonce reoommended she play the Knowles, of Destiny's Child, violin. She did, for five yeaIS. and is wor~g on putting a HHe had been struegling as a band together for Knowles' percussionist all his life and be ~ upcoming "Austin Powers didn't want me to struggle.'' said Goldmember" single. They are th~ Oakland native. He AFTER HOURS Here are some of Newport-Mesa's cultural activities • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 64&4170; or by calling (949) 574-4268. A complete list is available at www.dailypilot.com. SPECIAL MOVIES ON ntE BEACH The Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort Hotel will show movies on the beach every Friday and Saturday during the summer. Showings will begin at dusk. The film schedule is es follows: "Raiders of the Lost Ari<" today, "Ma>< Keeble's Big Move" on Friday and "Jurassic Park Ill" on July 27. Newport Dunes is at 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free, $7 for parking. (800) 765-7661. MUSIC FAIR CONCERT SERIES The Orange County Fair Concert Series will feature The Fab Four today, Keith Urban on Sunday, the O.C. Supertones on Monday, The Gueu Who on Tuesday, Styx on Wednesday, Boz Scaggs on Thursday, Heart on Friday, Collin Raye on July 27 and Lynyrd Skynyrd on July 28. All concerts are at 8:30 p.m. in the latimes.com Theater, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The concert is free with fair admission, though reserved seating is available for $10. General fair admission is $7, $6 for seniors, $3 for children 6 to 12, end free for children 5 and younger. (714) 708-3247. • I ..... SHEllAE. . Shella E. and the E-Train.will take Patt in Fashion Island's Summer Concert Series at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The free concert will take place at the Newport Beach shopping center's Bloomlngdale's Courtyard. Reserved·seating is available for $15. (949) 721-2000. KOOO The Orange County Performing Arts Center will present, with Clear Channel Entertainment, a performance by Japanese drum group Kodo at 8 p.m. Aug. 8 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. $13.25--$78.25. (714) 556-ARTS. GERSHWIN'S GREATS The Pacific Symphony Orchestra will present a "Summer Series: Gershwin's All-Time Greats" at 8 p.m. Aug. 10 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, 8808 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine. $19-$72. Half-price for children younger than 14. (714) 755-5788. JAZZ.TRIO Gulfstream Restaurant in Newport Beach will present a jazz trio Sunday through Wednesday aa 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. (949) 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 ORGANIC ART PLANTS & DESIGN We would Wee to thank Heard's Country GaTdem for their many~" of commib'nelU, and for what they have ~for Cocqe Gardening in Orange Cownty. As they GTe unfortunately closing thdr doors, we would like co remind"°" that ~ are open and Teady to fu1lill all of )'CNT gardening need,,. We stock hundreds of unique perennials from all OWT' cJv world. 714.289 .0222. 269 N. (JlasseU. Orange, CA 92866 ~ Open Daily 9-6 . www.°'Tanicartpl.ants.com l'rodw t' • St·.ifood • l>l'li Smtmt Cost4 Ma11 familia for owr 30 ye11n B eeiestino's own • Bonek~~ Pork Loin Roast aby Back Pork Ribs Great in The Oven Or On The Tender & Meaty Grill. Plain or Rosemary Garlic $6 22 Marinated. Ask About Our Bel ~eclpc $ 4 221 b Have You Tried Our Pork Tenderloins Marinated In A Maui Sa~? These Are A Must Jn 88-0 Season $6 22 1b. You May Wanl To Start Thinking Abotlt Relilling Your Frwer. We · Have Al) lb. Free'J.ef ht That Will Fill The Bill Perfectly We Will Work With You On Your favorite Cula Old Fashioned Meat Loaf Mix. 50% Bed -25% Veal -25% Pork Great in Spaghetti or Meat Balls $3 22 lb From Our Seafood Dept. Swordf1Sh Steaks Marinated iJ1 A Papaya Otrus Sauce A Real Treat On The Grill fUllN(.ed. the vfolln "IO I could play in a symphony or orcbetUa. Play lot mcMet. He thought it would be a better Ufe for me." But wben she WU 15, a percuaalonilt In her father's band got sick. Pete f..ICOYedo oouJdn't ftnd a replacement for the same day. Hia oldest daughter wanted to sub In. Her father said no. "I ended up doing the show wi~ him," she said. "After the show, we went backstage and hugged each other and cried and said 'wow.'" She went on tour with her father about two months later. and Fscovedo is immensely supportiw of his daughter to this day. The heydey of Escovedo's career involved perfonningwith Prince in the eighties. being musical director for Magic Main St., Newport Beach. Free . (949) 67&-nso. MUSIC AT ntE ANNEX Musical acts perform at 5 p.m. Sundays at the Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646-8500. MUSIC AT ntE GRILL The Bluewater Grill offers live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nick Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) will perform classic rock, R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rock, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is located at 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. (949) 675-3474. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band will perform from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. . WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat ReS1aurant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blues on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The program will feature jazz and classic rock tunes for dining and dancing. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. POP.ROCK AND Fl.AMENCO Johnlon .. televWoD ... "'llMt Magic Hour" and ... chuta with ber ~ 9Th9" Glamocoul Ufe, • wbk:b alee> won her MTV'I Best Video Awald. The GruDln)' and Americen Music Award-nominated percuulonlsl and wc:a1i1t hu also performed (and recorded) with artiaU including Diana Ross, Natalie O>le, Babyface and . St,evie Nicka. Her most recent aJbwn "Heaven," recorded by Shella E. and the E-Traln. offen a mu of • everything from funk to inspirational rpuaic. Her creative proceas now includes more than just her management company and decJsJons based on profits. "Wdre just trying to help people and be a blessing," she said. "That definitely wun\ my goal when I was )'OUDler." Tate 5, a funk, rode end Motown act, perform• at 9 p.m. Saturdey8 • at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3620 E. ColJst Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Senders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuetdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 676-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT MB Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone • Bridge Band play rode and R&B at . 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place . Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4600 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. : Free. (949) 47&-2001. · SENIOR CENTEJ{ AFTERNOON A seven-piece group plays big band tunes from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m . Fridays at Oasis Senior Center, · 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244. STAGE 'BIGRIVER' The Trilogy Playhouse will present "Big River" through Sunday at 2930 Bristol St., Buitding C-108, Costa Mesa. Sl'low times are 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. today and 5 p.m. Sunday. $15 or $17. (714) 957-3347, Ext 1. 'STONE SOUP' Orange Coast College's Theatre Department wlll present David Scaglione's "Stone Soup;' baaed on a children's folk story, through today at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Show time is 2 p.m .. $4 or $5. (714) 432-5880. ONE-ACT FUN See HOURS, P .. e Al 7 When You Need Someone To Talk To For Answers And Help -(Adull, JlivcniJc. Felony. 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I p.m. Seturdeya (714) 708-5666. and SUnd9ys and 2 p.m. ~ Worb to be fMtured THE BARD AT UGHT SPEED indudl cont.11pC)o'ary end c:laaaic piecee. .. (714) 432-6840, Ext. 1. "Supersonic ShaJteapeare:" a two-play piece featuring "The 15-Mlnute Hamlet" and a •8UPBllONIC IHAkESPEARE' 45-mlnute version of "The Orange CcNlat College will Comedy of Errors," wm be staged prtMnt "Superaonlc by Orange Coast College's Shabspeare;" a two-play Repertory Theatre Company on comedY. Friday and July 27 and Friday and July 27 and Aug. 2-3. Aug. 2-3 It the Drama Lab Performances will be held at 5:30 Theatre. 2701 Fairview Road, p.m. Friday ; 2 and 5:30 p.m. July Costa Mesa. Show times are 6:30 27; 5:30 and 8 p.m. Aug. 2; and 2, p.m. Friday; 2 and 6:30 p.m. July 5:30 and 8 p.m. Aug. 3. The show V; 6:30 and 8 p.m. Aug. 2; 2, 6:30 will be held In the Drama Lab and 8 p.m. Aug. 3. The wortc Is a Theatte, 2701 Fairview Road. medley of "The Comedy of Costa Mesa. $5. (714) 432-5640, Errora" and Tom Stoppard's "The Ext. 1.. 16-Minute Hamlet." $6. (714) 432.6640; Ext. 1. ART 'PttANlOM OF THE OPERA' BOLD STROKES The Orange County Performing "Mediterranean Colorscapes; a Arts Center will present Andrew free exhibit of landscape and Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of seascape paintings by Martyse the Opera" July 31 through Aug. Ruess, will be on display at the 25 at Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Newport Beach Central Library Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show through July 31. The Newport times between July 31 and Aug. 4 Beach Central Library is at 1000 al'9 8 p.m. Wednesday through Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3801 Saturday; 2 p.m . Thursday, Saturday and Sunday and 7:30 VERY MODERN ART p.m. Sunday. Show times Aug. The Orange County Museum of 6-26 are 8 p.m. Tuesday through Art will present the 2002 Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 California Biennial exhibition and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 11 and 18; 2 through Sept. 8 at 850 San and 8 p.m . Aug. 22; 2 p.m. Aug. Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. 25. $16.50 -$68. (714) 556-ARTS. The works are a reflection of artistic ideas and styles. Museum LATINO PLAYWRIGHTS hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. South Coast Repertory's 17th Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for annual Hispanic Playwrights aduhs, $4 for seniors and Project will present ·california students, and free for members Scenarios;" five short plays and childl'9n younger than 16. directed by Juliette Carrillo, (949) 759-1122. beginning with previews Thursday . Performances, which DOG PARADE " Artwott by Oen RoM end MGIN1'M TANGO Oobfomlr~ "Menu" WMt be Tengo ~le offwed from 8 exNbilld .. the Beyeide p.m. to 12:30 Lm. on the first .......... IOO 8eVlide Drive, Slturdlly of Nd'I month It Newpoft .... through OenlCeN Studio, 2980 ~. ThelhowfMtu,.. Mc:aintodl Way, Coeta M.u. Role'a "pooch portnrita;" and WH (714) 841-8688. comed by Studio Gallery In Irvine. Free. (949) 721-1222. KIDS . DANCE PUPPET SHOW8 Children entering first through wtW A "DREAM' abcth grades al'9 Invited to ""Tiger Italian dance troupe Aterballetto and Mousedeer, Jad(al and will perform "A Mldaummer Hedgehog" at 10:30 a.m . Monday Night's Dream" to the music of at the Newport Beach Central Elvia C<*ello today at the Orange Library. The free puppet show County Performing Arts Center, will be repeated at 10 a.m. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Wednesday at Mariners Branch Mesa. Show times are 8 p.m. July Library and 10:30 a.m . Thursday 19-20. $15-$65. (714) 740-7878. at Balboa Branch. The Newport Beadl Central Library is at 1000 DOIN' CHOREOGRAPHY Avocado Ave., the Mariners Ballet Padflca will present the 'Branch is at 2005 Dover Drive, the "Pacifica Chor,ographic Project," Balboa Branch is at 100 E. Balboa an opportunity to see Blvd. (949) 717-3801 or worQ..in-progreu by new www.newportbeachlibrary.org. choreographers, at 8 p.m. July 27 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 STARLIGHT STORIES Campus Drive, Irvine. $22-$55. Children 3 to 7 are invited to (949) 854 4646. participate in songs and finger puppet plays at 7 p.m. Mondays Fl.AMENCO FEST at the Costa Mesa Library. 1855 The Irvine Barclay Theatre will Partc Ave. (949) 646-8845. present the Companie Juana Amaya as pert of the New World PJa ANO BOOKS Flamenco Festival Aug. 9-11 at the A children's story time is Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 presented at 7 p.m. Mondays and Campus Drive, Irvine. Show 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the times are 8 p.m. Friday and Newport Beach Central Library. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday. 1000 Avocado Ave. Children may $28-$38. (949) 854-4646. wear pajamas to the evening sessions. Free. (949) 717-3801. SENIOR BAUROOM Ballroom dancing to the music of WEEKLY STORYTELLER the Costa Mesa Music Makers is A children's story time is held at offered from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes Tuesdaya at Costa Mesa Senior & Noble Booksellers at Metro Center, 695 W. 19th St. $4. (949) · Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive, 548-3884. Costa M esa. (714) 444-0226. DANSCENE STUDIO STORY TIME Ballroom dancing is offered at 8 A children's story time will be p.m. on the first Friday of each held at 10 a.m . Wednesdays and month at Danscene Studio. 2980 10:15 a.m. Fridays at Borders McClintodt Way, Costa Mesa. $10. Books & Music at South Coast (714) 641·8688. Plaza, 3333 Sear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854. POR STONE Gomplele 'lJesign dbomroom ... where e 'llnce is rruuk ajfordabk .. On Sale Now ... 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Thursday of each month at CLUBS Barnes & Noble Boobellers at Fashion Island, 963 Newport ALTACOFRE Center Drive, Newport Beach. Musical acts pefform at 8:30 p.m . (949) 759-0982. Thunidaya through Saturdays at Alta Coffee House. 506 31st St., DINING/TASTING Newport Beach. (949) 675-0233. GUEST VINTNERS ATRIUM MARQUIS Vintners from Wattte Creek A variety of live music is Winery of Sonoma California will presented daily at the Atrium·~ guest speak at Fleming's Prime Airporter Club, 18700 MacArthur Steakhouse starting at 6:30 p.m. Blvd., Irvine. (949) 833-2nO. Thursday at 455 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The event BIRRAPOAETTI'S will be a wine dinner. $80 per Swing music by the 12-piece Don person. (949) 720-9633. Miller Orchestra is presented at 8 p.m. M ondays at BirTaporetti's at SUNSET DINNERS South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol The Rusty Pelican offers Sunset St., Costa Mesa. (714) 850-9090. Dinners at 4 to 5:15 p.m . Monday through Friday at 2735 W. Coast BISTR0201 Highway, Newport Beach. Jazz is played at 8 p.m. Fridays $10-$15. (949) 642-3431. and Saturdays and 11 a.m. Sundays at Bistro 201, 3333 W. SUNDAY BRUNCH Coast The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday Highway, Newport Beach. (949) Brunch from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 631-1551. every Sunday at 2735 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. $8-$15. DIN DIN AT BAMBOO TERRACE (949) 642-3431. Instrumental music is performed after 9 p.m . Thursdays and pop TWILIGHT DINING and rode is presented after 9 p.m. A twilight dining menu. featuring Fridays and Saturdays at Din Din dishes such as chidten at the Bamboo Terrace, 1n3 parmigiana and calamari picante Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (949) at reduced prices. is held from 5 645-6550. to 6 p .m. weekdays and 4 to 6 p.m. Sundays at Villa Nova DURTY NELLY'S Restaurant, 3131 W. Coast Live music is performed at 9 p.m. Highway, Newport Beach. (949) Fridays and Saturdays at Nelly's, 642·7880. 2915 Red Hill Ave., Costa Mesa. (714) 957-1951. I OYER 57 IN STOCK! 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FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED FOR OVER 80 YEARS!• LOG ON: WWW.ROBINSFORD .COM AAA, COSTCO, SAM'S CLUB , A,D,Z & X PLANS & CREDIT UNION HEADQUARTERS t .. • .... ~ Roie<Cltfson • <949\51~223 • SportaFu:(949)650-0170 Sabsday. "1 20, 2002 •• • • N ewpoit Beach s fa th er of tennis dies at 85 Charlie Eaton, a Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fanier,succUDlb sto cancer; services are Wednesday. By Richard Dunn Daily Pilot Owtie F.alon. one of the area5 true ten- ni$ pioneers and the founder of the Adop- tion Guild Tunnis Tuumament in Newport Beach. died of cancer·ThursdaS' moming. Hewas85. Eaton, who gave tennis lessons in the early ~ or the Balboa Bay Club. started Action Jackson The prolific wide receiver, an OCC product, is making a name for himself in the Arena Football League. St eve Vlr1en Daily Pilot The frustration set in for Ouis Jaclcson when he left Washington State with dreams of playing in the league, the NFL However, these days, Jaclcson frustrates de- f enders in the Arena Football League. Jackson, a fonner Orange Coast CoUege standout receiver, gambled when he attempted to make football his pro career. But now the dsk is Piying oft Since playing his first year of football in 1994, Jackson has come a long way, lo say the least He is the all-time leading receiver for the Los Angeles Avengers, and he also leads the team in touch· downs. This year, he's been a big reason the Avengers have clinched a playoff spot To think. these accolades re- sulted from what started out as a joke. "l mostly did it as a joke. just to go out there and pass time," Jack- son said, explalning the reason to play football while at OCC. Ml ended up enjoying it and I was halfway decent at it" Jackson seemed liJce a natural in regard to the wide receiver po- sition. His taJented background in basketball eased him into be- coming a prolific pass catcher. Jacks<?n played prep hoops and was a star at Mater Dei High. He also competed in track and field. "What I've been able to bring over from basketball is the hand- to-eye coordination. boxing out the defender and going up for the ball. that all came very natu· ral for me," Jackson said. 'I've always had a drive and motivation to succeed in football.' Chris Jackson Los Angeles Avengers wide receiver Tums out, Jackson's joke pro- duced instant offense for the OCC Pirates in 1994. He recorded 37 receptions for 743 yards {20.08 yards per catch), catching passes from quarterback Man Saulc. who is now a backup quarter· back for the Avengers. Sauk went on to star at Utah State, while Jaclcson went on to catch passes from Ryan Leaf, the No. 2 pidc of • the 1998 NFL Draft, who is now with the Seanle Seahawlcs.. Jackson, as a senior in 1997, set the Cougars' single-season re- cord for touchdown receptions with 11 and was ranked as the No. 4 receiver in the Pac-IO, with 54 receptions for 1,005 yards (18.61 yards per catch). He caught five passes for 89 yards in Washington State's 1998 Rose Bowl loss to Michigan. Then, frustration set in for Jackson. He couldn't find a place on an NFL team. He went to training camps, but never found Born in Olympia. Wash.. and raised in Oregon. &ton was a University of Oregon tennis 6Wldout from 1935 lo "51. Eaton was a newsman for the Star Bulletin in Ha- waii bebre Pead Hatbor was bombed. spent eWit years in the National Guard and later held reporting posltions for the Sansa Ana Rltgi.ster. induding the police beat Bu1 wheo opportunities came up in the tennis ind~ &ton moved quickly and the lido Isle resident was soon the owner of the Lakewood Tennis Oub in Long Beach. Eaton, a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Pame, was abo a teaching pro at Udo Isle Tennis Oub during its hey- day and later at the Balboa Bay Oub. when it was a tennis hotbed for the 50dal elite. appearances. In 1959, F.aton was approached by In 1961, ~ Adopcion Q.dld Teom Adoption Guild ~ about a posSible Tournament's ftrSt year. lhel:e Mre &5 dou- t.ennJs tournament to raise funds. knowing · bles teams, no prize ~ no tiebreaker how dosely connected Eaton was with system and a pJayer entry fee al $5. The BBC members and how friendly he was BBC hosted the event throughout the with people in general 19605, unbl the facility rould no 1ong11!:r So Eaton, Genn Turnbull and the late handle the OYedlow aowck Dorothy Yardley were part of a three-"Cha.die was eotSdered the 6dher al pronged ministty to launch the Adoption tennis in Newport Beach. .. said ~ Ri- Q.tild Thnnis Tuumament. which has been nek. his stepdaughter. · hosted the last several years by the New· Eaton. who had no children al his own port Beach Tunnis Ouh but several nieces and nepheWB, is Sl.U'- 'We. used to fix the draw so all the good vived by his companion ol 35 years. Fran- ~ would meet in the finals." Eaton cis Hancock. once quipped with a laugh. recalling the Services will be held Wednesday a1 10 days when players like Bobby ~ Alex am. at St Matthew's Olun:h in Newport Olmedo and Roy F.merson would mak.e Beach (~Ford Road). Peirsol defeats gold medalist The world-record holder wins 200-meter backstroke, besting Krayzelburg at Janet Evans Invitational on Friday night. LOS ANGELES -Aaron Peirsol, the Newpon Harbor High product who is the world-record holder in the 200-meter backstroke. oar· rowly defeated 2000 Olym- pic gold medalist Lenny Krayzelburg to win the much-anticipated event at the Janet Evans lnvitational Friday at USC. Peirsol finished in 1:59.09, while Krayzelburg. the for- mer world-record holder, finished in 1 :59.33. It was the first race that featured Peirsol vs. Krayzel· burg since the 2000 Olym· pies. Krayzelburg has been rehabilitating from shoulder surgery. COURTESY Of L.A. AVENGERS Chris Jackson, who starred as a wide receiver for Orange Coast College, is now the Los Angeles Mlt was pretty weird. I hadn't raced the guy in so long," said Peirsol, who's headed for the University of Texas. MThis race was more of a test of will. It came down to the minute things. I tried to take it out Ca.st in the first SO and hold him off in the final 150 {meters). The last SO was the hardest part." Avengers' an-time leading pass catcher and touchdown maker. a home. Jackson's passion also renewed "I've always had a drive and this season for the Avengers. motivation to succeed in foot· When he first played in the AFL. ball," Jackson said. ·1 kind of lost Jackson started out as an iron· the pa.c;sion after college. It was man for the Avengers. He has frustrating for me. Arena gave me played the wide receiver-line· a whole new start and I devel· backer position for the past two oped a whole new love for foot· years. This season, Jackson ball.• moved over to the offensive spe· cialist spot, and with new coach F.d Hodgkiss aboard. Jackson was headed for a big year. However, after three games of living up to expectations, Jackson broke his wrist and missed the next two games. He then pre· See JACKSON, Pqe 83 Hayley Peirsol, Aaron's younger sister who will be a senior at Newpon in the fall, won the 800 freestyle in 8:39.75 Thursday. She fin- ished second in the 400 (4:14.85) Friday. -Steut VitEm THE GOVERNORS CUP, DAY 2 War is on . AnnuaJ War by the Shore Junior Tennis Classic begins Monday, with plenty of locaJs vying for greatness . -Let's I Pre-Owned Pristine Vehicles DMW (WotrOOly lndJded) 96 318i SON cm49J BeOlrl.t P.ed w{tenie DMW (Warcrly lnciJded) 97 328i Conv. (1m7) ).,.:18; ,. 99 323i Conv. (1Sl17) ~ ~ lt• !-~ 99 52&TWGN <1~ ~w'Jr»ll!tJ..'tl.rreko:~ 01 540iA SON <1a1eo> ~r 0ntr 24,980 25,980 34980 39:980 18,980 18,980 25,980 27,980 27,980 33980 49:980 53980 55:980 57,980 59,980 t l I J • J I I i I i l .. . $1tl.rday, JIAY 20, 2002 ? aJ I TENNIS 'tbung compete epjDIC lrvtne'I be In . ln boyl 14a dOubles. Leslie Bullock and Irma Katzar-Canilen and Diana JCOOWy In boys 161 singles. fourth-Kohan to wallc.on at San JOse St. Continued from B 1 kov at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday While up ln gbia 188 doubles · eeeded Jake Aemlng battles eo. MCODd-teeded Jillian Brrmman pannen with i rona del Mar'• Brennan Roberta and Claire IUetlc:h face the fellow u the top-leeded d at S p..m. 1\leeday while CdM'' Mesa's Ellie Eclles battles Nicole Newport Beach duo of Sarah Ge-e boya 10. singles , Nicholas Glngold and Chartle NEWPORT BE!ACH -After receiving a s pecial e-na.all message from Coach Fitz Hill of Sen Jote State, former Newport Harbor defenlive standout Scott Kohan bas declded to walk on for lhe Spartans. Souchem Section Divlston VI semUinal appearanu . Legrand at 2 p.m. Sara Legrand, ocaria and katie McKftterick at athletet wW play -Parmer are lo action Monday at Margo Pawell, and Claire Us, all 6:30 p.m. ~ uding AJexander AllloN. s p.m. CdM's Daniel Gushue and •(San Jose State coaches) got a hold of a tape of our loss to La MJrada and wrote me that I had to the abUlty lo play Division IA." Kohan. said. "Coach Hill then sent m e a six-word e-ma il, 'We want you in our family,' which I thought was awe- some and· told me every- thing I n'eeded to know about the program." from Newport Beach compete at Amanda Rubenstein (No. 3 Meece, Erik Helms~ Newport Beach's Dylan Bspley- 2 p.m, while Whitney GrUftth seed) and Jamison Steele (No. 4 Van't Hor fllld Cos14 Jpnes round .. out the singles and Kay Lin CoM olly compete seed) lead the area girls 16' sin-Charlie Co~. Th1y ~ lltaw. at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. gles group, that also showcases nol plays Tuesday. , Second-seed Kaes Vant'Hor Newport Beach players Nicole Katie McJGtterick. Vanessa Dun-Cdsta Mesa's Charlie Alvarado leads the five area players In the Kohan earned AU-Sea and Sara Legrand team up ln lap, Jessie Slater, Brittany F.d-(No. 2 seed) leads Newport-Mesa boys 18s draw, that also include girls 12s doubles at 6:30 p.m . monston, Kristen Nelson, Diana area boys ln the 12s singles dM-Andrew Hinger, Robert Khoury, Tuesday while Meghan Cho-Khoury and Leigh Fransen. siiwhich also sees /Q>sta Patrick AJearn and Erik Frisbie. meau and Kristina Heimstaedt Three sets of doubles reature M 's Alexander Grosek face as Van'Hof and partner Charlie face the second-seeded duo of both partners from either New-Oar n AmoJd Monday at 6:30 Farmer team up in boys 18s dou- Catherine Isip and Jordan lGmu-· port Beach or Corona del Mar. p.m rona del Mat's John Leon-ble competition. ra at 6:30 p.m. Wednf'Sday. Newport Beach's Steele teams ard. Newport Beach's Chris Da- View League and All-New- port-Mesa District honors last year as he contributed to the Sailors' Sea View League championship and ClF in girls l4s, 17 area athletes with Sarah Fansler from Laguna mio . Corona del Mat's Omeed wi lJ compete In singles play. Niguel as tfle top-seeded dou-• Gh eml. Andrew Singer, Henri Costa Mesa's Nelly Radeva {No. 2 bles duo in girls 16s. and C.J. Chomeau round out the -.eed) plays Tuesday at 5 p.m. The team of Edmonston and boyS 12s contingenL wh ile Newport Beach's Caroline Nelson play Wednesday at 6:30 ~er on the boys 12s doubles Oaure and Brie Whitehead bat-p.m. while Corona del Mat's sidES. Ghasseml and Newport tie at 8 a.m. Monday. Eight play-Courtney Carnahan and Powers beach'~ Eric Chebil wiU team to ers in the division have a bye and play at the same time. Danielle face Coto de Caza's Misha! Patel will play Tuesday including An-Drucker and Sarah Griffith play and Nipun Patel at 6:30 p.m. drea Zamucen. KeUi Kawabe, Thursday at 5 p.m. by virtue of a Wednesday while Henri and C.J. \arah Geocaris, Elizabeth Van't bye. Chcineau play Tuesday and 1 lof, Miranda Young, Cassidy Third-seeded Taylynn Snyder ThLVSday, respectively. with their <.randstaff, Sasha Dunlap, Mi-leads the Newport-Mesa contin-new partners. rhclle Alldns and Radeva. gent in girls 18s singles, which Five area pJayers make up the Jennifer Kim, Jillian Braver-also features Krista Mcintosh, boys 14s singles, including Ryan man, 1 layley Young. Carly Ad-Chelsea Edmonston and Brittany Caughren, Ryan Dupule, Matt .tm!>, Rachel Haber and Olristina Minna, who will face each other Bernhardt, Jan Connolly and Jus- ';chw.irtz will be In action Mon-at 12:30 p.m. Monday. JuJie Li-tin Shomaker. Jake Fleming and day. trich, Carmen Khoury, Maggie Salem, Oregon's own Kurt Both I laylcy and Mi randa Suozzi and Alexa Glatch will also Wheeler team up as the top seed JACKSON Continued from B 1 f>.lll."'tl for his comeback. and be- mg the true ~howman he is, he rnmpleted a record-breaking fll'rformru1ce in his first game bJck. Jac~on broke his own team record with 13 catches. tie com- piled I 9.J yards and !>Uc touch- down'>, leading the Avcngen. to a 74-53 victory over the Georgia I on:e. m Atlanta. O~pite missing lhl' two games to injury, Jackson leads the team in the yards-per- catch category with a l'li.5 aver- age that goes with 77 catches for 1.118 yards and 27 touchdowns. The Avengers host the Buffalo Destroyers tonight at 7:30 at the Staples C.enter, in their final regu- lar-season game. MHe·s been real big for us this season," said Coach Hodglc.iss, referring to Jackson's importance in the Avengers' playoff run. MThe times he doesn't play, we strug- gle. We need him in there. Hope- fully, if he stays healthy. I think we can win the whole thing. If he wouJd have been heaJthy the whole year. he would have been the AFI. Player of the Year. no doubt about it" After the 2000 season. the Ten- nessee Titans signed Jackson, but he suffered from a back injury. Now Lhat he's enjoyed a success- ful 2002 season with the Aveng- ers, he said he's opened to the opportunity of playing in the NFL, but it wouJd have to be the right situation. Jackson. 27, lives in Los Alami- tos with his wife, MicheUe, and two children, Almani. 7. and Deyton. 4. They are expecting an- other boy at the end of August. 'f PACIFIC COAST TRIATHLON RESULTS July 14 01 Crystal Cove S111to Purlt Men l'lolElita 1 Craig Alexando•, 2. Marc Looi, J Mau Clartc. 4 Enk Burgen; S Brent Lorenzen, 6. lr.iolllhDn Tokor. 7 PllYI Culldl. 8 Mtlte Cowdrey 9 K111' Fllmll. 10 Todd ~er. l1. 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Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFI_EJAD -iii] Monday ................. \ .... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS [~] & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANCIAL ~ 1419 LI] 2305-2490 _Lega"-l_Noti_·ces ___ 2640_ ENTmTAINMENT fidltlM ludiim Mmes.._.. lhe follow1n& persons Me domg business as lielp·U·Sell Dtrect Rul ty. 701 N. Harbor Blvd , Fullerton, CA92832 Broan S. Massey, 3038 Associated Road •66. Fullerton, CA 92835 Bernadette Steiner. 3557 Summer tree lane, Co 1 ona, CA 92881 I his business is ron dulled by a hm1ted partnership Hdve you sta1 led dome busm~ss yet' No Brian S Mas<sey This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on06/17/02 20026906999 Daily Pilot July 13, 70, 77. Aua 3. 2002 SA207 fidltlM teiwss Mmes......, The following persons are doing busonus as Orus 4 Less. 2050 N Grand Ave , Suite 110, Santa Ana, CA 92705 Peyman l Ansari, 3700 South Plaza Or 1ve. #G206, Sanla And, CA 92704 Payam J Ansan, 13800 Park Center lane, #107. I uslln. CA 92782 This business 1s con ducted by a eener;il partnership Have you started doing busmess yet? No Payam Ansari Peyman Am.an lh" statement was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on 07/01/02 20026908613 Daily Pilot July 6 13 20, 27 2001 SAl99 ( ClWOUT YOUR HOUSE GARAGE SALES ONLY$18 Wl . 949-64 2-5678 calendar at Evera 1310 (Q41Al llOUSllG OPPOllllm All real es tale adver · tos1n& 1n this newspaper 1s subiect to the federal Fair Housin& Act of 1968 .as amended which makes 1t 1lle&al to advertise •any p1efer· ence, llm1htion or d1scrim1na1ton based on race. color, reli&ion. sea, handicap, f•m1hal status or national onain. or an intention lo make any such preference, hm1ta hon or d1scnmmallon • This newspaper woll not knowinaty accept any advertisement for real estate which 1s on v1olallon of the law Ou1 readers arf' hereby mformed that all dwell 1n&s advef11sed in th1• newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis To complain of dis cnm1nation. call HUD toll free at I ·800·424 8590. Auctions 1483 Oklef Style Fumltln PIANOS & Coflectiblft ·---·T-•St.,._• ~·()lftc9f~..,.,_ $$ CASH PAID $$ 0"9plifaOI~"°"'"' WE BUY ESTAn5 ::64M922e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202s.. ... a ..... AM. CA 12707 -·u.-.A • .... IRS PUIUC AUCTION SAU Contents of Porsche Auto Repair Shop On 8/1/02. 10 00 am Pre view 7 /31/02 11 00 • .,.. to 4 00 pm at 729 Ohms Way Costa Meu. Ca for mfo call Judy (909) 388 8235, www ustreas eov/ auctions/ors/ 07/20/02,07/21/02 CNS 421343• Place your ad lodayl ('>49) 64l-56 7H By Fax (949) 631-6594 (Plc11oe tnClude your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you lieclr. wuh a ~ quote l By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours By M ii/In Person:· 3 West Bay Street Cosd Mesa, CA 92627 At Newpo.n Blvd. &. Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm • Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3 :()()pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-fn 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index -.. .-- ~ SOI0-3940 • , I ~ t , -·· -- 7412-7466 I· ~ rel ~ SOOS·SISO ·~ ~·I l .. , . ' • • • • • ..s-. '. . . I & I •'' I -~ IOOS-1510 ~ 9000-9750 l 11H.kr the SL'n ice D ircct11n BdllllLT Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245 Garaae/ YanlSales General 1C89 Annolncelnenls 1&10 JEWELRY/ 3460 HOtJESFOASALE NewpoltBeadl DIAMONDS/ ORANGE 5400 :::JS UNDA MODll OCEANFRONT FfXlR Nat Fw Ti.. Falfot of Heert. Rental To Shirt U CM, Shero Jlr, 21a, W/y04Jrc couple £ 3 clop. $650/mo rncl ultfs lat £ i. lie Apt ovw lcar CM. d/w, w/d hllups, no pets. $1750/mo am weekdays 949.553 7445 -------~ CM /Sat 8am-5pm sports equlpt, toots, linens. household, jew elry, adult & boys ctothlnc. etc ... PRECIOUS METALS COUNTY 1st time on Morketl Absolutely wonderful. 1809 Tustbt Avenue CMISW....,._.Gw Wa SAT M , a-_, Goad SMt ,..._ .... .. s-... Ana, s.nta lsol>ol, M ... ta Vista, ....,._,T_. ....... CM/Sat 7100am I J7J Gerll,..twd fu,,., lury.a.1, cl.tt..1, rlnH, Oltd MU<h Merell MOVING SW SAT 7·? WHOLE HOUSE FULL . 2378 RUTGERS CROSS ST FAIR/FAIR ~ 0-.. w. Sal-Sult,. ._ Ethen Allen &enllernens chest, dishes. linens. N . toys, lawn mower & morel 452 E slher off Ir vine in Cost Mesa Gar ... /Mevl"I Salo Sunday. 8 to noon 373 L• Pet'le Lane ..:i-Costa Mesa O t COUUllTY SAUit Newport VHt Sat 7 /20. 7:30~ 1130 lots of great stvffl D ... 't "''•• ltl S...rlw at Tlcender ... (;CH & s..,.rtw) up Suportw te 1st leh. No lorfy llrdsll s,-.:w..a...r, rr-.... UM IMlly Mt-SCl-4796 Mvltl F-lly G.,.. ... Sale Newport Buch Port Trtmty Circle, Sat., not before Sa, end 2p Antiques, collec tibles, fumihn. toys. GrNI tlqs! .,_. T ... w. AutomotM! tools & Do·lt YOllW/I toots. Sal. 2Dth. 25lli Newport Bf/ Od Mar. Cos.1a Mesa 111 Gw ... s-., SAT 7am·? 505 Vrsta Grande. (E Bluff) Newr,ort Buch lots of urn, Universal exercne mach. clothes, household C.M /Sat8-2 Sold MY lusl1tes1I All 1tOw lodlH clathlftl 230 st.wwoad Place ANANCW./ PROFESSIONAL SERVtES C-tCel1tNHds Old Coins! Gold, silver, iewW)'. watches. ll01rques collecttbles 9'9-642 · 9448 3610 &ecd ....... -. .. ..................... ;:i.. S:-S:...!t: Balboa Island Clcn1lc Corner ls'-td Duplox. 1/1 mile to Town. Close lo North B•y Beach 4Br 2Ba.f p, quiet inside wtlh brick entertor and double pane won dows, new carpet. p11nt. vacant, easy to show. SI .259,000. Bill Hardesty Really. 9'9 675-2866 I 16lMw.WAve. _.. .. 949-644-2219 WWWAl.l .. tltwwk.ert tr..JO.,w.b ..... Personal LDlftl 2490 4 .. tff..4Sl~ ... , ...... New Home for Sale on Island. July Completion Bill H1rdesty Rutty V1s1l web site www.Hardestyf!ealty com ~2866 GO<HI ve41t w ... 1~ Credit. Co1taelldate ~ 3650 Tocloyl E.pand or st1rt -Se_t_of_6_M_a-ry_E_n_&_le_b_re_lt up business. Personal d ti $300 s f 8 ......_ loans available. Call I · 0 s · et 0 .,..., 866-269-3670 24 hrs qle dol c:oledlon SlOO. Balboa Plnlnlula I have lmmedi1te Personal Money to loan for 2nd & ltd Trust Deeds from $5000 $300.000. Call Paluck Tenore 949-856-9705 ANTIQUES New p1bal mach $8) Port.a at> $.15. 9&54SGI IA YFRONT EllGANCl FOREVER VllW Mllcelllneous $1,t4S,OOO Pits 3655 .... 949-723-8120 A+ Petsla1t lllttHa CoranldelMlr 1or1eous Champion 41r 2.510 approa 3269 tones. Ca&e free. No 1n sf, beautiful s1nete story blood breed1n1 Very home on a corner lot. ...._ __ 0..._ -o affect1ooate. Adorable Specllc ular ocean ,......,.... "" -.w1 CTlrties. 949-642·2572 views, wonderful back· OLD TIME SAILING yard. Offered at SHIPS, custom madt. tor MISCEllANEOtJS Sl,495,000 •1t, Debra ~home or olfu. l.KDl'UAMQJSE Ber&er. 310·316 8465 • low pras. ~ ~ 348 310·600·9168 (cell) -OPlNSAT 1-4 ADDI IA~ 'Sfteft Mllcefllneous 605 Acacia • N'T'-"'""1:'1 ~ ......_. ldi... ~ 3bf 2ba, I level hm, 2nd ,,..... & ........ _. Unit. ~ .. 2 wlo.s. Great pile deal or sokl sep. Good CXJnd 714-241-Clill Refriaerator $180/ea Washer/Dryer, $140/u · E xcetlenl Condition 9'9-646-5848 BmRTAINMEHT ELECTRONICS Records, Tapes CD's and Olla TOP $$$/RlCORDSI Jan, R&B. Soul, Rock, Etc SO's & 60's MIKE (9'9) 645-7505 HOME FURNISHINGS _.,.___ o»illill leveladd1toflbr+l ba. l1 Gf Witt s ide by side w/water/ice. 3 yrs new $900, 3mo old twin bed~ $475/both, Italian leather recliner. bone color, sacrifice $300, very nice sw .. el b1r stools $135/bolh oak 5 drawer chest $125, limp end table $90, exercise b1ke$90 (9'9)718 1416 WANTED JAPANESE SWORDS & RUATIDITIMS t49-494-17S1 SONG OF THI SOUTH (Disney Movie) VHS S29 Calarwwltf .... 888-374-0853 Call 24 hr office/den. 3 car 1ar + storaee. Jamie W1lk1nson Re/Mu Premier Reelly Sl,625,000 9'9-451·1219 ['Side Cutae 38r 28a home, remocleled muter w/marble floor. updated collnlly lutchen loolls out to the lovely 11rden patio, hardwood floors. $499,000. Judy Kolar. Bllr 949·376-5576. WT Sil, COSTA MA 4+35 + pool Gora tu, bnte. IM new! 81-. '88 28ll6d! 3<s .., Sim( Blsinesa etbiwe let. 71~ """---"'-Owlet Nel1~i..o4, ..,,...._"u-2br 2ba apt, wd hkups, Basineaesand I c:er 1araae, •at $1250 fflnchlses 3905 9'9·673-7800 All Llglna 8ad1 lost 1505 llAUTIFUl COACH --------•bout 8' hke new. Must LOST 7·14, lfNGAl see $S50 Prtee ne1 SS<ASMS$ llZ lOCM. v......am 1.-.MO tM6 IA tltS 3 U86 fl YING CLOUO la&una Nl&uel, $639,000 2br 2ba +den off tee many uarades. John Farrow Cell 949.322. 0932 Dir 9'9·389 1324 CAT arey/blk stripped, 714-841·1725 1reen eyes male, One ou-AIM chaw, round Ford Rd, Beloved lamlly pedestal &lass tbl 4 pet. 9'9-72J.1962 chairs,~ GE Ptc6 lost 1/I7 wallet & cell fr• & Mare ~2418 phone outside 3RO Rare ptd desk, antique Dimension On·llne, Mes• Euro m1rrored Armolre, Vucle Or 714 556-0172 funky dmette Ml, low low p<ICH, 9'9·719·0653 All $$CASH$$ 111 LOCAi. VINDING IOUTI 1-aoo..s40-H4' 24HOURS I .;~. I I story 3br. most spect ernbell view in 111 the Bluffs. Hu&e landsc rep around patio overlook1n& rellect1on pond in or&in sect Appl only By Owner Alao OPEN 12-5 949-644-$464 Oce-View Co..ct. 280C ..... yl- . $468,500 11..-tv111a1a1a.-...e4~..-l,te1t· 1tl• & fY'I' ONt lEVU 2'"'1t ... tr"-~·· 1.00.sf Ull4a DeGrvccla S-"caslle Realty 714-536-4195 leoch Cottage. As sumabfe Lon& Term lease until 2026 et $895 per mo! Alf new interior 2Br 28a, all new appls. slip marina wrth res.1dent dlSc:ounl. $199.000 Mary Wood, •&I 949 584 5811. 949-717-9816 Deslraltle spacious double unrt. Grut vMlw of turn1n& basin and city l1 eh ts 4Br 4 5Ba $2.150,000. Mary Lou K1ehler. lido P•rk Realty 949-675-2700 lrehrs Pr0¥1ew • Jufy 2•. A Tovdi of PrevetKe on Udo lsle·charm1n& 48r 281 home (2Br down) Move·m now Enioy the summer fun, tennis, boatn&. beaches, Call a&f. B.ev 9'9·718·2742 or Jon 718 2718 2 11tANDNfW CUSTOM HOMES OPEN SAT-SUN l 4, Sil £ 519 Aloso Ave 5br's ell w/pvt ba's appro1 4300sf Owner/ Broller Rici< Nelson 9'9·721·6984 2221 Arlwtus St Oesl1ner sin& sty view hm, Jbr 2.5ba, 1t.1nless £ 1ran1te kite. poof, sp1 home has 2 many UP· trades to lost! $195,000. t4t-7S9-5022 C-4o "A re.._.i.a. ofter'" will buy a 2br 2ba • office upper level Grtnv1fle Unit on NB Country Club By owner Call for appt da1.s 949-721 0013 Condo 0,.-s.t/S-I · S '-• s .. h'-"I 38r 38• end unit with 1 v .. w toolunc out to Sianature Hole 117. act Laurie Leuio. 9'9·509-8923 CHANNEL VIEW CONDO OPEN SUN 1-4 w<lll 110 bch a. Udo Vill8t lbr sm ale, l.5ba. $439.!lOO • Donna 7l.c.5'6-8775 A ... 949-723-8120 31r 310 wltt. fir~•. last. ref's 949·645·3160. Just listed, $439.000. 111 949·723·8120 E"slde CM/pvt room In Catt .... Cvt• 2Br, IBa, l ·c ear. patio. no pets, w/d, new crpVpalnt. lse, Sll!l6 utl "'9&7<»1565 AVM Mllw ~ 2ll9 house + den t deck. pvt bch. PRUUfSTAUS PARICtc TINORl NATIONWtol USA t49-8S6-970S www.p•lrtcktenore com Newport Coast •Opa1tSot/Su1t 1-S 29 Ver1te1t Beautiful Rrva&e 5Br 51 />ba, pun· lied a1r sys, 3c 1ar. clubhouse with f1bulous pool, tennis courts low Mello Roos •&I , Laurie leu10 9'9·509 8923 OPIN SUN 1-S 81 ~ ...... S...Lude ..... ......... ua.. $1,625.000 ~----M9-71S41S6 Hutl" llr. fp, ac, all vaulted cells. wd hkups, l4x20 atl'd patio, eat in kit. •gt-949-65().2172 Tustin lo-Helthts Pr.,... arty Gentfemans Ranch Ten"'s Court 6400sf on one level with lodse s tyle Great Room .. 1oreeous slab cr•n•le kitchen, 58r 3Ba plus guest house, sunset views act Bonnie Gausewtb 714·746·7173 MOBl.E HOMES/ MANUFM:TURED HOUSING Malllltttlllllfand Homa ., NIWPoaT llACH conAGE FOR 169,000 Boat Marina & Kay1kln1 714·624-1362 Llc ;inc MISCEWNEOUS REJfTALS ....,.,.., Rooms 6010 home, furn, n/pets/ smk&, $385/mo+IO"' elect•sec 9'9-642·4165 ('side T-'"-•• fem prefd, clean,-pvt rm/ba, ear, w/d. n/pets $675 mo+utls. 9'9·646·4065 Fe-a. "e" ...... w to share COM 2br. 2bt l blocl< from beach! $800 + 1/2 ultl. 9'9·637-7602 NI Ar/shau 2111' Iba, $610/mo new k1t/b1th/ tlrtn1, avail 8/1 n/SlftkU pets 949-500-SSM Roams tor Rllt -l9 Stvdlo on water, part rent in exchan1e for li&hl PT office/domestic work. Please faa quali· ftcatioos. 9'9-646-4296 NI 21r. 11a, on the sand. fabulous views, yearly, wshr/dryer. 1/2 ulll $1075 949.645.9357 NB/Ocean View rooms. Oceanfront/22nd pvt rm, unfurn, shere b•, utls pd, n/smk&. kltch· enette, lndr y. I block lo Newport Pier. $660/mo Call Sam at 9'9 178 7905 (between 9a Sp) "''_._.Ar ..... la 2Br 28a, w/d, 1/1 utls. $825/mo + S800/dep 9'9·723-232.2 Av11I Howl RESIDENTIAL RENTALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY APT, lallteo la land upst.lfS, 2 sma" br's. fp, wd. carport. No P«b. Sl400/mo. 9'9-675 2975 ..... Plnkmlll .,t. 11r. .... Om ""' rnc:e view. stove, di\!!· wslw, frl&. $ll7Sm Ind uhl. no pet 949 n t-8896 Yewly 21r lie w/.-, $1650 /-. Ocea..tr-t J lr 21a WlftterR ... tal $2800/-. OthoraAvallaWel AH~Mte4Raelty 949 .... 73-HH *-+Apt. 41r, 2 IA 3110 W Oceanfront Winter R1nt1I Avail 9/02 $3000/mo 949-673-3663 Assoc:u1ted Reattr • Jim C...dltMar -i-lt. ,. cyo -· etc. Ue $2111) ~9336 1 •• ta idt lM• ~. ~/I». Fp, 2-c pr. ~/di'I rm, nWcrp4/pelllt. f\/pel lse S39!&n 949-720-1565 ColllMlll Apt. lovely 1ated comm near Trt·Sqr IBr. fnc. ear/slora1e $855/mo+ $500/sec. Klein Mn&t. 877·704-11649. 9200. ,., ...... fPllCW s.- lbr ~ l1cf refrwwa4Dr QWet. Ila -· pool. pted. bile to bd1 Gr..C t.lll1ts & 1oc ..,,_51S-030S l 'slM I Mil ley !Br. new car11«1/ftoorm1. yrd. $895/mo 329 Unlveosty •K 949-574·2031 l 'Sltie D ... H 1111' $900 Oeluae bachfor $800 tnclds pvt 1araae w/slor•&• 9'9-642·2000 (MWtry w;;;,;, l'sltle lbr. I& loft slyte, quiet. pvt. n/pets, $975/mo. 180 E. 21st St 949 645 1n6 •ILOCU TO lfACHI• 1 br. I b• on peninsula Act s 1000/MO 949-673·7800 Hso a 1 h , quttt area l ·c pr. 2t5 IA Flower St. No pets. $1350/mo. evaR 8/1 tsl-354-51$7 '-ec Meae Vwfie .... b. 21l9. le Im £ Iv rm. s.., cin rm. ~ ~ bs. 181&1 no peb. I ~ lie $196011-.~SZJ8 Model l•• exec Twnhme Back Bay Jbr 2 .5ba, 2c 1ar. huae rms. planta· hon shutters, Per10 firs. custom closets/paint, new kit, w/d hk·ups. weekly maid service included, n ail 8/01. $2500/mo 714 514·0054 MM E'Siiie C.... 3iif 2ba. ti.& yard, dbl cul·cfe.s.c:, 2-c 1ar. P«ts wwlcome $2500 (!4t)7H-1070 llli61gbi llldt Walk to the Beachl! $400. Move 1n bonus! Nice 2Br 181, Sll75mo on I yr lse 714-960-2468 lrwllw ~·:..:= ff-. PCH{lepW. Dr. vu. 2br, 2ba, pool, lee, 2br • 2b1, yr lse, furn boet slip •Vf ~3-7486. or unfurn, no pets, poot/ j8(/fNlfina 94M7S-4294 ' e ... •.o .. . - • Jiit 21• ..... atec>s to lieadl. fp, 2 car pr, l 'J9M ...... no pets, $2 IOOl!lo. 621-359·4539. ,....._ ar a.. ,_ csplt. & paW, wd Nwp, ~ ~ poal, tpl, .... • 122111 •29:J.46:1> WHTCUff llw A. ....._. .. ,..... "-"' ..... ~sz.... ............. U'8 , ........ a.sen Bead! Cottaae 28<. 28•, W/O, lse •viii $2251J/mo. Pool, 1111•. pvt be~h. walk to shops, rHt•urants end oc:11n. ~Don~ Mii ............ --., nice patio, bale, 2·atory, wd hll·ups, $2300/mo. 11t. Bob. 714-348-1202 "' Hb lmm1c 3br 2.5ba 2.-Y C. <:od, ocn vu, ti -frtl G's, ec. sec, .... -. .... 2c..-,no .. .,~2314 .._.. 41r, a., mint condition, 2·c pr, Fp, w/d hllup, q11hlt $3000m lease (t4t) 7St-0.7 4. Oc..m.t 2 ... 2 ..... p1tlo on sand, 2 c aar. wd hllups. •&t $3000 t4t-2ts-4HO Harbor Rldae Estates 48r, nu crpt, comm pool/ $1>1/lennls, auard aated, • $4500mo. 949·219-2430 Sp•cl•IH r•••'•'•" 48r 38.1 in prest111ious ntl&hborhood pool, 2 c aar. ta fenced yd, $5000/ mo. !M9-673· l 162 Unique Newport Twnhse rn exclusive aated Sea Island community 28r 2.5Ba, approx 2400 sf, new Interior, new fur nlsh'"P· melds tennis, blltes, pools & ~as monthly summer rate $6000.orreducedlonaer term leue. 949-719· 0653 or 619·540 5186 cell .._,a... ...... 38r, 2t/.S1, mrbl fin. Ex ception1ft A'4ll 915. Lse S3950rn ¥ 949-640-1156 _..,,.._ - COOKS, ,.If' COOKS, IUSSUS Apply In per· son. Wlldy 2·4:00, Lona Boards 217 Main St. HB Ant ......... PT for S.lf Stor•ae. 2 d•ys per weak. Office work, comc>ulff knowled&e ind hdlt maint req. Newport Be•ch.94~2747 SELL your stuff through classified! •m iln; POUCY In an effort tq offer the best Hf vice foulble to our rHden •nd 1dve<· tlsers, we will require Contr11etors who 1clver- tlse In the Service Directory to l11elude tfleir Contractors License n11111ber In their •dVer· tlument. Your co· opeqttlon Is arutly ,,. eciated. ,._.,w Kbwi /WI I rtlrnodll =::-=-.: ......... WWCOW.tlS Mini atinds, Wood Blinds Frw ill .._tilll.1Aii'21UJ9 ._ '14-H7...ft11 eel C.,1 &1 <-...,_ ... s-i ...... RtWlfdhl& positions to provide In-home com- P•nlonslllp, homemik· ln1. tfr•ndt. flu PT hrs or 24 hr shifts, C•r req'dl 714·444·4881 •AlllETIMO AsSKT Newport 811ch Market· Ina Dept lookln1 fM a hi&h·ener&Y lndlv to join their team In a fast paced professional envr· ronment. Requirements •re strona people skills •nd the ability to multi· task, mec e1perlence a plus. FT with benefits. f••r•-ter 949.717.4733 or email to ~ ofl: 5-lCh/mo bri-., nm 11now1 r1 ~ iur, '*led exp, tine flu, In f .. 714"842-7518 CMna PT DeMonateters weekends in arocery stores in your area. Car nee, $7.50/per hour Call 949·642·4283 or 1·800· 450·4336 c....._•tts.vt1ens 36k 1111, full factpry w•rr•nty, tllller, chercol arey, chforne wheels, 11111 new, vt897541 (94f)Sl6-llll c.4iloc '94 STS Fwy miles, pearl wh1te, 01tmeal lthr, chrm whls, mechanic owned beau· tiful orlc cond, f1ntnlic value $6995. fin •Vall v457296 bkr ~586-188s ClirvalN ... Selw .... JXI t:onvt While, ten lthr $11,980 118172 PHIWPS AUTO 949-574-7777 D ..... '99 Dw-.. SlT White, w/lan lthr rear AC, CO St•cke< 4X4 $15,980 #17968 PHllllPS AUTO 949-574-7777 Dodge '96 ln~ep14 3.S V6, blue/ary int, fully loaded, beautiful orieinal cond, $4595 vM879241- Bkr. (949) 586· 1888. PT Asslst/lntetior Desian D..... •-·9s 2SOO Showroom m NB. Entry Cumminas Dil!Sel Iona· level, fiflina. errands .bed truck 94k mi. stlu req'd. 949'642·2255 shift, areen. ar•Y Int, RECEPTIONIST p /T Vlfy clean cond v304446 Commercial Insurance $12,995 fonancln1 avail, Brokeraae Firm loollina Bkr 949·586-1888. fOf a detail ortented person ford '93 le-line lo loll in for our recep· Carao Van E250 ex- homst 8-lOhrs/wk. Call tended, VB, one owner Loretta 949-263-0606 x62 from new Whote/blk Int. laa resume 94~2362 . beaut orla cond, fin avail Attn: Comp. help needed. •111#49271 $5995 Bkr. Earn supplemental to (949)516-1811 career level Income. Traimna. 888 736-9195 www.cdhomebiz.com Automobiles AUDI '99 A4 SDN Wht w/arey Int. auto, sunroof, alloys, $17.980 #18103 PHlllWS AUTO 949-574-7777 fOllD 13SO '91 Yan converiron, 450 cr trailer towlna pckg, ne.; trans, new brakes, full pwr, new llres, 4 caplam chair~. bed, TV, VCR, CB, grey/white, •Int cond. $7500/obo. 949·640· 5032 or 949·640 1029 ford'OI flSO 4 Dr, lift IClt $19,950 #7613 A-Profffslonol 111-196-1948 Bridge 1 WEEKLY HIDGE QU~ Q I • Neither vulnerablo, M South you hold: •J 10 ~AO 0 .KQ7 • K lOIS The biddin tw oroceeded: EAST SOM;I . WEST NORTH 3• ,_ 4•/DM ·-1 What do you bid now? Q 2 • As South. vuJ1ble. you lx>ld: • •A J8 1:1 K 74 3 0 J 10 • Q 8 5 The biddin has .-....lt..A: NOR'lll iAST"'SOiffii WF.ST 10 Dbl RdA.! z.• 30 reu f-r •AS <:::>QJt3 .0 A •AJltA73 The~ has~; SOtlfH ~i~t'Noi.'Tff EAST I• DtJI I f) l• 1 What ac1ion do you tD/f,e? Q 5 · Neither vui11ersblc. as South you hold: •AKQJ ~AKQ42 0 7 •AK4 The bldclin has ceded: SOllfH ~OR'llf l•• 20 ,_ ? •aniftcial game fon:e Whal 11etion do you take? EAST 4? ..eek l What action do you taf;e? Q 6 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: Q J · Vulnmsble. you"°ld: • Q 10 J ':I A JS l <>JS • K Q J 9 •QJ8764 ':i AQJ "K5 • A9 Your right-hand o:rt opens the bidding with one s . Whal action do you talce'/ ~~~'~: J~ Pa.v I<? W P11S1 ? What do you bid now? Q 4 • N. South, vutJable. you hold: I Lool for llllSM'f'rs on Munday. _Aldul_m_IGIM __ ......,, AatomoUve lAll'td lloww '96 Disco-y 6611, silver/ifY lthr, dtlai moonrf, beautiful orlejnal cond. $13,795 v496751 Bkt. (949) 586-1888 lnua '96 GSSOO I.ow Mll-se $19,tSO •7665 A~Pr•fesaioftal 111-896-1941 lexus GS300 'tS s• Gold w/tan lthr Ip, Sl6,980 #l801B PHIWPS AUTO 949.574.7777 loaus '95 lS400 White $19,950 17491 A-Profa.sl-ol 118-196-1941 Mitsubishi '97 Diamante LS Sedan (#1~2) Sliver with arey lntNlor, 6 cyl, am/fm cd·rmmac· ulale! only $11 ,980.00 PhilhpsAuto 949.574.7777 Ninon '00 Maal19a SE aut'\o loaded, lthr, chrome whls, 44k mi, $17,000/obo. 714·964· 9693 Nlsson '96 2005)( SE-R Showrm, 3611, red, auto, loaded, moonrf, alloys, wina $7800 714-751-2464 P0ttche '19 911 coupe Red w/tan lthr S24,980 #18180 PHlU IPS AUTO t4t-S74-7777 VW PosSGt 00 GlS Silv -w/wer 1n1 °"Y 2lk mt $16,!Bl #17176 PHIWPS AUTO 949.574, 7777 WANTED 2000 newer Yuk-Xl or Suliurlion 949-466- 2070 Pp. Satwday, July 29, 2002 ' TOPAY'S cRoSSWoRo PuZZLE ACROSS 1 Remote 5 Re .. )' bad 10 Genlfe e>Cerciee 14 Highway crulJser 15 Pleasantly werm 1e Senator - Cranston 17 Trudge 18 Tiit 19 Blend 20 Compliment 22 Given to back talk 23 Motor vehicles 2.4 Th• Bambino 26 Burst Of applause 28 Music and dance (2wd•.) 32 Oewtaps 33 Spring flower 34 Tlnt ~ Adamsor Brlokell 36 •Haystaacs· painter 37 Typewriter type Size 36 Swamp 39 Brooding 40 Luxury furs 41 Harbor sounds 43 Bee shelters 44 "Mister Ed" actor 46 String tie 46 Buys and sells <48 ErllNd 52 Give tight 53 Cra.-examlne 56 Sh.,, •• land !;1 Bate 58 Condor'• nest 59 Ricci or Foch eo Emperor 61 Scoff 62 Pesky bug DOWN 1 Serpent 2 Snow-boot liner 3 Love, to Pedro 4 Make fun of 5 Rldlculous 6 Disney and Whitman 7 Iceberg 8 Foul-bell caller 9 Caustic 10 Honda nval 11 Pamplona cheers 12 Guts' partners 13 TVs -Rooney 21 Forbids 22 Short distance 24 NBA coach Pal -25 Textboc* division 26 Calf-roping event Z7 Unpaid 28 Ananclal resources 29 German river 30 Wraps snugly PREVIOUS PUZZLE 80LVED 31 Shark environs 32 MLl:l's crony 33 Saturday mOl'nlng tare 36 Additional 37 Swiveling 39 Some family members 40 Distance measure 42 Summer top 43 Yell 45 Prol/'8 false 46 Soup-can flaw 47 Grounded birds "48 Verdi work 49 calamlou• 50 FfCet's Ireland 51 Ad« -ear..ey 53 a.Jloort fiRer 54 Stimpy's buddy 56 "Mona Usa" singer IMW'97 7401 MIZ'll 300CE Clean, Charc blk, loaded, lo m1 afnl cond. Sl0,000 PP ford '6S Mlllt<Mg coupe, 949-675-6006 6cyl, auto. 411 m1 on new en1. ~ad cond. orig owner. 949-548-1864 Seturw '99 SL I 14k actual ml, full fact warr. books. records. auto. metalhc buraundy/gray Int. Garaged, n/smkr. like new. V'457212 $8795 Bkr 949-586-1888 Fomlly Operated Deal... with over 40 years exp! will pay a very fdor pr1ce for vour car. Va n or truck pard for or not Call Dick Rey @ Tomato Auto Sale~. tT4-437 1931 or 714-328· 3228 lloclt S24,9SO •7470 A·Profenlonol 118-196-1941 IMW'9S 3251 llo<elt l•""ty S 1 S,950 17464 A-Prot ... 1-1 111-196-1941 IMW '96 32Slc Conv. White $21,950 117607 A·ProfHslonol lll..a96-1941 IMW '97 7401l SON Wht w/blk flhr, cert to 100!\ mr. comf seats $22.980 1117512 PHIWf'S AUTO 949-574-7777 IMW 'tS 31111 Ult• New S 11,950. 11747S A-'1eftHl-ol Hl..a96-1941 IMW '91 ISOI White, Sperty S 19,950 '7576 A-ProfeulOftOI 111-896-1941 IMW '97 ZS tooclster Wht w/lan lthr. 3511 mt $18,980 #18018 PHIWPS AUTO 949-574-7777 IMW'OOZS Sliver Comr. S 19,950 •7S70 A-Prefusl-.1 Hl-196-19U <:rCARPnoCARPn~ Repairs. Patchin1, Install Courteous. •ny sb.t jobs. Wholesale! 949.492.0205 C.....,Senlca OMPUTER HELP! ===-llC•k ~ ::==-:: Qlat~ 1¥!1'Allll. l'ldl. "'* •.SO.,,..~ .. UCe.Wly~. ttYnC:...-0.· Colllf"l1UHdp (;., ...... ...,..., 11t&JJaM •Setup. ~. 11111.nlnl • <AbltlDSl. ,,._.w. • Wilt> .... ...,.u. fdOJe DrL' I I • Monl4or IUlll Ol lj)(Me ·~-· ...... •C.M1Y~flw • llnnd -""*"" • F"' XXX without tp11111 ~.::.~ ... 11'-'"""7) lauxu Trooper S'94 Wht w/1ray inl. 5 speed 4X4 $6,980 #18016 PHIWPS AUTO 949-574-7777 Joguor'92XJ6 Beovty & Cl..,, Sl,9SO #7S30 A·Profffalonal 111-196-1941 Jogucw '96 XJ6 UlteNew $18,950 17539 A-Profeulonol 811-196-1941 Jot-r '93 XJS 6cyf, 2•2. Coupe, 69tl, British racma areen, tan llhr. moonrf, chrome whls. beaut cond. $10,995, f45nt9 Blu 949-5116-1888 Jaguar '14 XJ6 Series 3 •Int cond, gray/back w/new ml. 142k mi, S3500 obo 949~645·6763 714-227-2911 Jeep Grand Cheroltoe Ltd. (2) '94/while, $9500/ obo & '98/while, $18,000/obo. All Im· maculate, inside & out. All mechanically m lop cond. Low mllaae & new brakes. 949-640-1621 c.-d llover'97 Discovery fhts rs a local nrce warranlyf $15,980 118153 PHIWPS AUTO 949.57 4, 7777 Concrete & Mllonry Irick 1'9clt St-Tllo Concrete, P•ttO. Driveway Fireplc, BBQ. Refs. 25Yrs Eap. Terry 714-557-7594 c-.te -.y Fpb, BBQ, trle, stone, land· scars, ret1inint Wiiis, L66 547 949-254-1048 Delldop Pllllllllllng Y~HO•I IMnGVIMINT rttOJECTt Call •plumber. p1lnter. hendyman, or •ny of Ille ar11t services listed here In our service directory! THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOUTOOAYI EllClrtCll s.wlcll UCINSID CONTIACTOll No Jib tuo Sit\. ,, ~ Repair. remodlt. fens, r;i.wsvc~ a.tell .... IULLJOI DUNCAN El.ECtRIC lOC8Klulck ~ ~ 20 y_.. Elcpetll!ICI 1.1275870 141 850-1042 MIZ '99 C230 White $ 18,950 •7627 A-Profeulonol 181-896-1948 MIZ '92 3001 ~ !We Model, l~ aind. 17 /WG wta. 12,(XX) Lets Malle a deal! 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Must Sell. $6000/ 949· 723·4349 645·9898 obo 949-675-0043 LAlJMCHtNG/ BOATS . 9515 Duffy Swry Top dark blue, near new. nol f•ded, his '98 & newer, $450. 949-673-1613 '92 Sea Ray 21ft, 1/0, cdy cbn, 2 tops +cove<, nu aelvinrzed Ir ail er, perfect cond. low hrs, 949-759·7635 after 6pm. ,.. Aul•t-t N.wy Ener1ellc outaoma individual w/exceltent refetences available for PT/HRL Y Summer Con 'I 1ttlfl to ttl to till lltose rtpoirjobs oro1111i thtllo•u? ul lltt Clanifud Smiu Dirtctory /tt/PJOll find relilibu ltt . .........,Care A""' IWwly in home health c•re provided 15Y~ "-In/out. '/;lh/ hca.s1Y. bltlWw. CXIOll. cRI, mecfs & p i'14alH725 STORAGE 9680 Dock pertlel rent f« ltte use of boat. safe . very ez access Power & waler 949-722-6700. DOCIC pref Duffy, Newport Island. Water. pwr, may co nsrder partt•ade for light shared use 714-227-3057 Painllng GENEIAJ. IEPJUI -.JllG MtnlOftfY Any type L u&nn•1•ra~ Best prices. Repala oll. • mllll'•~ Qu•lily work. 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