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Home My WebLink About2002-08-04 - Orange Coast Pilot. INSIDE · THE PILOT SPORTS The Final Four will decide the championship of the U.S. Nationals Men's Senior Water Polo Tournament et Corona del Mar High School. The final is at 3:15 p.m. today. S..Page87 LIFE & LEISURE ~ E D ITION Serving .the Newport-Mesa comm":n~ty since 1907 AUGUST 4, 2002 SUNDAY STORY ., • Photographer Erica Polltes of Costa Mesa and friend Rebecca Cawtey have put together an American Heroes 2003 calendar, to honor and help thoee affected by Sept. 11. S..PegeB1 PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER /DMY PILOT War correspondent Stan Troutman was among the first to photograph the devastation caused when United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. COMMUNJTY FORUM Bill Folsom, a Costa Mesa resident and city mechanic, speaks with City Editor James Meier about his recent activism S..PegeAI Wonder what's happening in Newport-Mesa this week? S..PegeBZ Stills frotn . the wreckage Newport Beach's Stan Troutman remembers what it was like to be among the first war correspondents to photograph the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot T he images are stark in their barrenness. The landscape Is unforgiving in its utter lack of life. And the people ln the pictures are devoid of expression, as if the marrow has been sucked out of them. This was the desolate scene captured ln Hiroshima, Japan on Sept 6, 1945- a month to the day after the U.S. dropped an atomJc bomb on the city. And ltari.ng at these Image. behind the lens of bis Speed Graphic camera was TO~STORY Stan Troutman, a 27-year old photographer for Acme Newspictures. The Newport Beach resident, who shot photos for Acme while working with the Air Force, was one of the first journalists to view the devastation in both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Aug. 6 will marlt 57 years since the United States became the first country to use a weapon of mass destruction. As a war photographer, 'Iioutman said he was able to detach himself emotionally from the apocalyptic scene in Hirosb1ma. What did amua See S'Tl..1.S, P ... M • 6 razor blades found in school sand box No injuries were caused by Saturday's find at College Park mementary, which police say is unlike othen in the put. buried in the sand. In October, another finding was reported at HelJer Part ln Costa Mesa. ln- watiptors could not confirm a ' llnlt to any or all of the inddents ao.d; Cci11a Miia Polk:e Sgt. md IUlpeCt 101De could be the Rk:lmd Alum...... wort of oopyalb. Par am tbiln a ~ Calta ADwn said this Inddent Ml Mw pollc:e dtl1cttvm haw unUke the ochen becaUM the tl'tld ID C8b:ti dw pmon or peo--l'lllDD were found laytrig lat tn pie • ..,..,... for pllndnt the tbl mnd, DOC !Jlopped up or ctw J 2 m ...._ ID .. .-,, pallld ID po«endlly bmt a pound&. .._., raor hil.le. dlld. Upon .....,... • ., omc.. -.... ~ ~... ..... 1h1 •rmiaed the b?9del ... a-. :;;[a..-·--b·-·-... .....,lillllOlir -...urr¢wFlllwlNIL .... no.... NO .... __ ._..,.... In Muda md J.W ~ cammct11 •Ill..._, ~Ill -Hpaitld ...,~ .. -·---ti a.ea.Miii 111111 Niu1111t -,_ ,.._ ....... _.. ... J.lZlltlilWlild. -......... _... .. Niii Qllf OM....._ ... _ .... ,,... ....... _,, -~--..... -. ... ...... ,.,.., ..... FYI Offldela 1'9COmmend the foflowtno _....., tlpe when pleylng In looel perb, ptaygroundl Of~ yerde: 1. Melle ............ ,.. WMftnO .... end aocb. a. Ct-* ..... tor INtrp obfec:ts b9fofe .......... children to go downtl'9m. I. T.U a ... Walk lhtough the .... '° -·you noeloe e#fl/ ehlnyor.._. .... .. .. ,. INl•-MtHi• .................... lmml d? ... , ............ ormcwe••11lrla•.,.. . "They just said, 'you 're now a war correspondent. Go out and take pictures of the war.,,, Stan Troutrnen, Newport Beach resident and Wor1d War ft photoioumalist I AZ ~. Autult 4, 2002 ; . COSTA MESA Gay march set for C.osta Mesa City Hall return Leaden of the county lesbian organization marched out of City Hall last week with overwhelming support from the city Human Relations Gommittee for their annual demonstration. . OrganizeJS from the Orange County Dyke March received the endorsement of seven of nine committee members, as the committee voted to offtcially recommend that the City Coundl on Monday not only approve the sugested march route but waive the polloe protection fees auociated with the march. Lori Hutson and C..tie Profeta, who have organiud the Orange County version of lhe national Dyke March. said the special event fees charged by the city, which exceeded $4,000, were excessive and deterred freedom of assembly from groups who could not afford such a large amount Committee members agreed and not only recommmded the coundl waive or cap fees foe the Dyke March but sa~ the city take a closer look at the pennit fees and comider lowering them. -LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimes.com. EDUCATION Community college bond readied for November The Coast Community College district is putting its faith in voters to approve a $370-milllon bond, after the board of trustees voted unanimously to put it on the November ballot The bond will fund a host of fadlity improvements at the three campuses over a 20-year period. Races are heating up for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District as a handful of contenders have thrown their names into the ring. Tom F.gan Is challenging Wendy Leece, Ron Wmship is ta.king on Serene Stokes and Shelby Cove is challenging Judy Franco. So far', Unda Sneen Is running unopposed for Jim Ferrymans seat. . -DHIRDRB NEWMAN covers education. SIU! may be reached al (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdranewman@latimes..com. ENVIRONMENT IArty beaches soil lJlewport city leaders -ity leaders hardly wanned at the lllDval of a report in which Newport Beach stood out as an area with some of Orange County's dirtiest beaches. Beach postings and closures spiked 80.7% during 2001, when compared to the prior year, according to a report released by the Natural Resources Defense Council. The group, reporting data collected from the Orange County Health Care Agency, said the county's beaches were marred by either of those two stigmas for 1,592 days of the year. ln 2000, the county counted only 881 days. Many of those postings or closures occurred in Newport Beach, a reveJation that didn't excite city leaders. "Were embarrassed," Mayor Tod Ridgeway said. MWe're not happy about it" Several trouble spots emerged - 43rd Street, 38th Street and the swimming lagoon at the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. Despite the dour news, city leaders said they were implementing measures to deal with the postings. which are caused when bacteria from polluted wban runoff or other waste causes bacteria levels to soar in swtmmlng areas. ' City leaders have mounted three studies to examine the source of the pollution. ....... EK IN-REVIE POLICE Pharmacy owner spoils burglary A phannacy owner stopped a burglary at his store when he walked in on the would-be robbers last week. Charles Bonner, owner of Steven's Pharmacy, caused the burglars -who had broken through the back entrance -to flee. -llULYPUDr STAFF. 10 contact tm newsroom. caU (949) 642-5680 or by e-mail at dailyptlotfiPlattmes.com. -PlWL CLIN'ION cown tlw environment and poUtics. He may be reached al (949) '164-4330 or by e-mail al pauLclinton@la.tlm&oom.. NEWPORT BEACH New groups form in city The Newport Beach 1llXpayera A.Mn. came onto the local scene, drawing CODtro\leTsy even In its infancy. PoJttical consultant and taxpayers' rights advocate Dave PJllia lent hJ.s bulk-rate 'postal code to the group, leaving PHOTO OF THE WEEK 'HAND IN HAND'. Greenligbt leadeJS to wonder whether the omcially neutral new association will in fact be a force to promote development The Committee to Abolish Helicopter Noise was the second new group to make headlines last week. Led by . resident Rene JacobeT, the group wants the city to reconsider whether its police helicopter patrols are worth the noise and the money. A plane leaving JWA for Atlanta with 167 passengers on board was declared to be in a state of emergency after one of Its two engines failed. The 757 was The Daily Pilot photographers spent a lot of time at the Orange OJunty Fair this year. Going in, 'going out, eating food """..., too sW#t, too dl!t1p frll!d and too nwlSJ' Kbndmng and wantlmng looking for ltUJf. II um a dlliJy grind, but it's kind of lad to l1IJB tt go. I wUl miss looting at all the ·action. For tJaU photo. it WIU the cowboy hats that got my attention. These were the only cowboy hats I think I saw at the fair, except for on rrxko day. It was too cute, the little cowboy hat. I only hoped the little cowboy kept walking hand-in-hand with dad until I could get a clean picture. For a second, the crowd parted and I got the shot. -Don ie.:h Charles Bonner thwarted a burglary at his pharmacy when he walked in on men standing behind the counter. The would-be robbers fled. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT rerouted to Los Angeles International Airport and no one was hurt. The city's dory fishermen found a powerful ally in city leaders. who have taken up the fight against some new fishing regulations. Mayor Tod Ridgeway bas sent a letter to two federal agencies in hopes that an emergency ban on catching rockfisb can be modiBed enough to allow the dory Oeet to survive. -JUNE CASAGRANDE cowrs Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. SIU! may be 1110Clu!d at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail al jw...casagm~lattmes.com. NOTABLE QUOTABLES I "I shall try to 1tnUI and be charming as I throw out anothn' handful of Prlskla for IM aunma to record." -aunty ......... Gnl1d Canal resident who has been wrlllP9d IC> il a battle with~ Beach abed her hlbit d ~ .Balboa lsiand cids '71w dory,_" )wt too importllnt to ""' IUllory and the lrHU"lsm ecollOm)' and to locals-It woWtl bs ~to-~" -TodRldS mq, Newport Beach~. it a letter to federal apncies il an~ to maintain the city's tistoric dory fishermen fleet, nh has been threatened by new fisNrl& regulations "~n morw bmzmly, multtmlUlonalrw class-action lawym are using the corporaa scaridals as acwa to weak.en the few modest regulations that restrain tMir self-interest." -ChrtlCox. Newport Beach's ccqressman, il a guest cWm il the National RlMeo# concenq the rec«t controllersy SOO'Olf)(fng American Corpof atiol 1 accoootilg practices "It's pretty h'gh and dry by now. It's too far up on tm beach to pull It ofr -Kart Von Volcht. Harbor Patrol sergeant, after a 44-foot powerboat ran ashore on the Balboa PeninsUa late llusday evening '7his seems unfair, it really does. It m«UU that ~thasthal much morw powa to lllY JOU will or wUl not as.mbk, using tlw ~ofrom." _ _........_ Costa Mesa tunan Relation Con11lltlee meni>er, echoing a rvnber d his coleaeues cbW1c tlscussion d whit fees city shocAd chirp orplizen d the cOU"lty's first lesbian march, if the city alows it to take place "What Wf'TW doing ls gt>i"8 to be for the peop/,f who ami"t mm bom yrt Beca~ thls ls our chana to mah surw 25 )'llQIS from now thal wt sttll hmM a viab/,f community . colkgre dlstrlct.,. -PIUll ...... CoastComnulity College District trustee, on clstrict C:: to s.eM a $370m9on Daily A Pilot Ctwtstlne canMlo Box 1560, C4>tta Mesa, CA 92626. SURF AND SUN Newt u1l1tant, (949) 67<M298 Copyright: No news lloriM. dlrl1tlM.ca"lllo•latlma.com lllustratione, editorial metter or ~·-Deelgi ..... advertieementl herein can be WEATHER FORECAST to 3 feet •nd. mbc.cf Greg Fry, Don LNctt, Seen Hitler, reproduced w1th0ut written GIM .AAtxander, Lort Andereon permilalon of coPVf'lght owri.r. ldty morning clqude mev not1hor:teet and 8CMlltl .... of 4 to 8fwet.. Tonight. d'9 wtld YOL N , NO. 211 Rf.ADIM HOT\.M HOW TO REACH US make rt feel like winter, but the wll lncr1I11 to 115 to 2IS llnol8, JoeeJ ...... (948) 842..eoe6 Clrculetion deer afternoon ltlee will wtth the "'°' 9llC wlnda Alt Director Record your comm.nta about the The T1mee 0fll''l18 County nwnlnd you that. yea. It le no.1tt\u Ill of Sen Nlc:ftolM (948) 574-4214 Delly Piiot or new. tlpe. (800) 252-9141 ... sommertime ltill. There wMI be leland. }oN.Nntae•""""-.oom AM.-Adv ....... • high of n anc:t • 1ow of 82. ..... MuQ .. Our~,_ le 330 W. 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June C1111r1nd1 Dally Piiot COURTHY °' JAMES FELTON Newport's first harbor master, Joseph A. Beek (center), w11 en lnflu1nt11l 11rty ft1ure for Balboa. NBWPORT BBACH -When cldea and eountltt throuahout the atatt wtrt told In 1889 that they had until tbt YIU 2000 to recycle half their truh. It aounded Ukt an awfully tall or· dtr. And ror moat. It wu. Of the 445 jwildJcdona affected by the 1989 act only 172 have man· .lled to pull otr tht very ambl· Busy Beek altered the face of Balboa Island BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS OCC adds Vietnamese to its language list Youn1 Ch1n1 Dally Piiot B alboa Ialand mJght u well have been called Beek'• 11· land. Joaeph A. Beek. the ftrat harbor master In Newport Beach, was a one-of-the-ftrat when It came to almost every- thing. He started the Balboa Island Feny and founded the Balboa Is- land Yacht Oub. He had a real estate office on Balboa Island and sold many of the early lots there. He was a developer of Beacon Bay. He was one of first supporters of an early hospital called the Newport Beach Hospital. He was one of the early ~ tors of the Newport Balboa Fed- eral Savings and Loan Assn. He co-developed Harbor Island. He wu one of the city's first library trustees. And he's even been recorded In history, In James Felton'• "Newport Beach, the First Cen- tury, 1888-1988," u a man who heavily helped In the relief ef- fort after an Intense tropical storm In 1939. "He was a very, very buay guy," aaJd his son Seymour Beek. "He did an amazing num- ber of thlnp and almoat all at the aame time: Al Newport Beach back then wu a city ftlled wtth people ln the summer and acantlly popu· lated In the winter, Joaeph Beek moved here ln 1920, but started working at and lntluenclng the area much earlier. He became the 6.nt harbor muter ln 1907, when he wu paid $25 a week for upkeep or his boat, accord- ing to Felton's history. "I think the main function was to tow people off the sand- bar at the entrance to the har- bor when they got stuck and probably to help people who got ln trouble on the same sandbar," said Seymour Beek. who lives on the lsland today. "Drownings were fairly com- monplace at the harbor." But one of the biggest accom- plishments of his life Involved development of the tale or Iota on Balboa Wand, where he alto started the Balboa Wand Im- provement Aaan. "When he flnt came here, Balboa Island had already been developed, but moat of the lota had not been aold. He went to work u a real eatate aaleaman," hi• aon aatd. 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IM Felton'I book M)'I Beek eenlor, who died In 1968, Ultd to ..U Iota for 5Qllf, off lf people promlted to •tart building lmmedJate)y. But when lt came to develop· ment. he didn't llmlt hlmaelf to Southern CalifomJL Beek also developed land ln Sacramento, where he served as the aecretary of the California State Senate starting in 1913. "He did that for SO-some years," Seymour Beek said. The pioneer Newport Beach figure also played an important pan in connecting, literally. the Island to the ma1nland. In 1919, he started the Balboa Island Feny, says Felton's book. His family still runs the business to- day. When It came to personaJity, Beek had plenty of that too. He was a funny guy who knew how to apea](, sell and be outgoing. "And he was a good story- teller," Seymour Beek saJd. • Do you know of 1 per1on, piece or event th1t dHervH a hlstorlcel LDOK IACK7 Let u1 know. Contact Young Cheno by fex 1t (949) 948--4170; •·mall at young.ch1ng •l•tlme1.com; or mill her It clo Delly Piiot, 330 W. Bey St., Coate Me11. CA 92827 Orange Cout College hu In· troduced a Vletnameae Ian· guage class thJa fall for the ftnt time. The class wtll be oft'e~ In the literature and languages divi- sion. Fall classes wtll begin Aug. 26. Listed u Vietnamese 180, the class will be known as "El- ementary Vietnamese." The five-unit course will meet from 7:30 to 10:05 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The college offers six other foreign languages -French, German, Hebrew. ltalfan, Japa- nese and Spanish. Orange Coast administrators plan to add Ara- bic in fall 2003. Plans are ln the works to also add classes to teach Otlnese, Korean and Portuguese, saJd Michael Mandel.kem, the dM· sion's dean. Fall registration began July 15. The school cha.rgea $11 per unit Information: (714) 432-5072. Fleven defibrillators added to UCI campus UC Irvine has lnatalled 11 lifesaving deflbrWato1'1 on Its lmaglne ... ff you could only gain TOTAL CONTROL over your own llfe ... and gain INNER PEACE. Thouaand1 1hown over 29 yeara In 13 countrlea. Amazing reaulta. We are looking for men and women of all agea & ethnic backgrounds to participate In a weekend retreat for an lnformerclal and video promotion on August 10· 11 . Contact Lauren at (949) 47 4-5542 or emall audltlona01nnnxp8ntlon.com WHEN YOU CAN'T GO BARE We'll f'e Up And W•lklne In 4 Daye O.C.'e ~ml~~ Comfort Sho~ Sto~ (949) 644·5939 . .. ..-,,... ... tioua p>al of recycUng half their ~Newpon Beach couldn't be more pleued to have made the cut Lut week, the dty wu for· maUy recognized by the Callfor· n1a lnttp'lted Wute Manap- mtnt Board for taJdna thil Im· prtlli~ bite out of wute. City General Servlcea Dtrector Dave Nledtrhaua credited the accompllahment to "a team· work approach to 1 major chal· Imp .... Rntdenta, rec:yclJnc voluntMr1, buatneaa ownen. re· cycllns commJttH memberl, aoUd wute haulm and at.aft' madt I eommJtted, rOCUHd Ip· proach that resulted In aucceu." campua to help "ahock" back to Ult the heana of people who havt had 1 heart 1tt1ck. The unlta. which ue the alze of a laptop computer, are uaed for victim• of cardiac arrest. They wtll be lnatalled In five campua police cruisers, the Student Health Center. the Anteater Recreatlon Center, Bren Bvents Center and Craw- ford Hall. UCI, with help from the American Red Cross and the American Heart Assn., will pro- vide training for Its staff mem- bers on how to use the devices. Grant gives city new tool to fight arson The Costa Mesa Fire Depart- ment will have a new arson in- vestigating tool thanks to a $2,000 grant from Factory Mu- tual Insurance Company it re- ceived last week. Fire officials say they will purchase a digital video cam- era to use in arson investiga- tlons, and arson-related crimes, with the funding re- ceived. The purchase of the camera Is part of an ongolng effort by the Department of Ar· son Investigations unit to re- solve and eliminate arson crimes In the city, officials said. Repreaentatlves from Fac- tory Mutual Insurance Com- pany aald the company spon- aora an Arion Grant Program The ltale LeplaNre bM amend-1 the 1988 ICt to ....... cJtiel to continue ttu. .,.ce ot recycling. "We •tarted way beck In the 1970.. even befolW the mandaa9. with paper recydtnt. .. city ,.. Uc Infonnation Ofll'* Madlet }lcbon l&ld. "And now dwe II run rwtdendll l'tC)'C11ns. 1Mt meant evtryth!J11. ~ ...... younamett.• A lJit of all dd• and coundll that met the requlnmlnt can bt IMn ll WWMotctwmb.aa,p PrlllRoomlRllO~ Rala.htm. Por mort lnforma· tion about recycUna In Newport Blach. c:a1l the General Servtcee Department It (949) 8"·'°55, to Improve overall tin lnwtd· pUon program• In vartoua lo· cal chJea. Coat• Mt11 Plrt De· partment met the apecUlc crt· teria for fundin" which Included direct Involvement In traon prevenUon, lowered ln· cldenta In uaon and promo· tJon of lncreued collaboration between ftre and police oftl· clals when lnve1tlgat1ng anon crimes. 2 schools cash in on Skosh dine out event Officials at Skosh Monahan'• Steakhouse and Pub presented a check to two local schools If. ter raising more than $1,000 from a "Dlne Out for School" program. Pub owner Gary Monahan, who is also a Costa Mesa city couru:Uman, presented school officials from Ka.Iser and Woodland Elementary schools with a check for Sl,065 to be split between the two schools. Monahan's "Dlne Out for School" program donates 15"' of all restaurant sales for deals· nated ni.ghts to participating schools. La!Lyear, Marlne1'1 Elemen- tary, St. Joachim Pariah School and Orange County Special Education Program Weal par- ticipated. with totall or more than $2,800. For Information or scheduling, pleue call (949) 548-0099. . . . . . I , f • -· M ~. ~4. 2002 . . -.. ~ . \.oft -donal KclaJm. effect on bit mm. deoQ dlalned ~ out of other :~p~~-...---~...._.-..... .......... --.....-..~~........, .................. ~ STILLS For bis ftnt mlUtary ~t. With the l8¥el9 dMICadon the ~and J'::, ::Id~ ... • • • • • • . • • .. • • • .. • • .. • . . .. .. • • • • • • • • ' .......... ·-li1R•11AIDudpe11ywr9PQilldln ........... ~ ...... ~ •0......._A~ flgtwtw Np0ft9d In the 1IOO bloclt .. 12'.40 Lm. 5-1urd8v. • ................ 0... ..... --= lndeoellt mcpoelft W '9pOl19d ,,_, 1he .. .......... 2:Sp.m. SelunMy . • ..... ~•:Acommerdll burgl8fy -. ...... In ... 300 bloc:t .. 1:28p.m . s.turmy . • 11..a-/i&a..,A loud penyw repottld In the llOOO blodl 9t 3"A9 a.m. SftlnMy . ,. ~ Mii Oltw: A reeidendal bufgtef'Y W89 r.pol1ed In the 300 bloc:t It 12:62 p.m. s.tufday • • """ lllMt: Illegal ftl"9WOfb wete reported 1t 1hl9 portion of the ~ It 1 :03 a.m. Slturdey. Continued from Al him. be aid. ..... Yir/ the bomb Md CDehM daiWli CID che ~ ... a alone In a IUWn. cauainl mndoin waw1otct...,.... "Aa Mi approecbed the dty, we saw .,.. dlat were completely de- molWwl and aome that were per- fectly Intact.. aald 'Doutman. who af- ter the war padayed hll photo- graphic experience Into a M -yar career u dir9c:tor of Ua.A!I photog- raphy department. 1\'outman bealme inteftllted In photography when be wu 22 and started wodclng for Acme -which later became UPI -In Southern California. He started out m1xiDg chemicals for developers but IOOD caught the shutterbug bul hlmseJf and even- tually bought bia own camera to awt covering aulgnmeota. At the time, HoUywood WM the canvas for Acme photographers and Troutman covered the rape trials of two of the area's most Infamous movie stars -Fnol Flynn and Char- lie Olaplin. When World War ll broke out. Troutman was able to get an exemp- tion from the draft because news- paper folk were considered "essen- tial" people. He started covering the war In 1944 for the Navy with absolutely no military combat training . "They just '!lid. )'ou're now a war correspondent Go out and take pic- tures of the war,'" said the man whose photos have won lntema- be landed 00 the illand of S.tpui bomb caUled. Troutman aaJd be WU ;;:i lakl. .-· ,__.., when he w qulddy totroduced to ahock.ed to eee ouc:ent ligJll of life ~ the 11~ wu dicey, the~ borron of war. •peeking through the rubble. noutman aaid lbe odam were .tu ~ ~ m.m.n. were so "It IUl'priled the beck out of me to get the .. ~ of tbe dam- afnkl OI Amertcam Cbll ~ awted that little weed ahoots were starting ·-whkb wm not._..._• atenllve '10IDIDialng auidde. • 'Duulmara sa6d. to come up.• he l&ld. __. ...- -wbell the U.S. IOldima W llD aaw ()De GI lbe mott fodOm jJlcUu'el al In HilOebUna ..... the bomb them. the Jal» abot om..,..• nauawi took ii of time Jepmele explotied °"" • VllWj' Mead of the Ma covering more lllallt land· mm -who survlYed the blast -city. lnp on other Pad.ftc illada, Trout· staring solemnly at the camera. lhf:Y "1be wDe)' wu jult ftlled with mm'• yar of eervice was up and he have burnt on various perts of thea rubble," noutman llid. "There were returned home. body rhat were not protected by hardly any buJldlnp lnr.act." But he was IOOll beck In action u doch1ng and bandl8eS oo their faces. What left the mOlt lndeUble mark one" of two phototppben In 8 new ean and lboulden. 1brough Th>ut-on Troutman's mind wu bow much group of war comtpondenta Conned man'a nuanced photo, the three men ruin the atom bombs wreUed In one by the Air Fou:e, wbkh wu trying to penonify the human anguish caused ~t compared to the tondnuoua break away from the Anny. by the atomic bomb. bombing of Ge~ Tu provide the joumaliata with a Once the Hlrolbima pictures were While Troutman'I Mr career vtvkl..aenae of the Air Fo~ Impact relelled bed In the U.S., they ae· ended in Napwld, he oondnued to In the war, oftldaJs flew them on a ated a comnt of publldty. so much pUrsue his pbotogNpblc pMlloG at ttip arowtd the world. 'Doutman said that MacArthur -Infuriated that the UCLA. He captured the addng he wu awed by bow much damage Air Force waa getting all the credit for aportl moments ol Red s.nders' the Air Force had infUcted 011 the ·winnlnl the war -growtded the football teams and John Wboden's Germans. ccirrespondents' planes so that they basketball teams. After 34 yara of "lt went on for miles and every-couldn't go to Nagasaki, Troutman taking both atill pictures and 6Jm thing was completely flattened," saJd. throughout the campua, Tu>utman 'Doutman said. A few days later, however, they fi-stayed on as a consultaDt to the ath- The correspondents ended up In naIJy got their chance as MacArthur letic department for aeverl more the Phillppmes at the time the Japa-and other officials were about to sign yea.rs. • nese 6.nally decided to surrender. So the peace treaty aboard the USS Mis· 'Doutman's wife of 27 years. Patt. they headed to Japan just in time for souri. Thoutman was perched In a . said ~e is impressed by her hus- 'Douttnan to snap a picture of Gen-crow's nest above the officials, poised bands modesty about his wartime eral Douglas Mac.Arthur putting his to take the perfect picture, when the endeavors. foot down on Japanese soil. leader of the war correspondents "Up un~ lately, when he runs Into Their next stop was Hiroshima. came running in with an urgent people, he didn't talk a lot about It," where 'Doutman said they had no message. Patt sa1d "For a long time, he didn't clue about the danger of radiation. "He said, 'we're going to Nagasaki.' think he was doing anything lmpor- "We bad heard about radioactivity so I had to make a decision," Tu>ut-tant" but bad no Idea how severe it was." man said. "Hiroshima made me fa- Thoutman said. "We didn't have Get-mous, so I was going to stay with the • OEIADRE NEWMAN covers education. ger cowtters." . Air Force. 1 wanted to be loyal," · She may be reactted at (949) 574-4221 or In fact, Troutman said he was With MacArthur attending to more by e-mail at more concerned with the radiation's important affairs, the correspon-deirdre.newman@latime•.com. . BLADES • over there,• said Walker, who lives about a bJock away on Tu- lane Street "I guess you just get a sense of security in your own "My grandson loves to play right there," said Ewertz. point· lng to a small sand box just across the street from bis quaint one story home. there was no need co frighren people oft; he added. Partc Rang· ers also immediately checked all local schools, dty parks and play- grounds to make sure they were free of raz.or bJades. COMMENTS wred snapper," whJch Is of course peddled in restaurants and markets by the megaton . Continued from Al incident frightened parents and neighborhood and you drop grandparents in the College your guard." Partc neighborhood, many of Geoff Ewertz. who bas lived whom let their loved ones play across the street from College at the school on a regular basis. Partc Elementary for 26 years. "That's just frightening. we go also lamented the loss of free- over there all the time.· said dom from harm In something as Holli Walker, a mother of two innocent as child's play. school-aged girls. "It's just a shame nowadays After the arrest of Lori Fischer, that kids can't even go and sim- the 21-year-old woman sus-· ply play in a playground without pected of planting razor blades having to worry about stuff like and nails In several South this," he said Cowtty parks, Walker thought Ewertz said his children grew Ewertz was curious to know why police did not notify neigh- bors about the ruor blade find- ing or ask If anyohe had seen anything suspicious. There were signs posted on the gates of the schoolyard to warn unsuspect- ing parents of the dangers that were there just hours before. "We have checked 50 to 60 spots around the city," Allum said. "Basically anywhere that bas an open area with play- ground equipment. we've walked through. ... Continued from Al language: "Hello. We're from Washington, and we're here to help you." Actually, they were ttying to help the roc1dish. Do you know what rocldish Is? Neither did I. There is a more shUster version of that briny impersonation, by the way. In certain restaurants that do not have good values, when you order •red snapper"' or "scallops" or "sand dabs," Neptune only knows what you're getting. What you think are scallops might be a 8Jet of white fish that's been cut Into rounds with a cookie cutter. Sad, but true. -.she could rest easy about the is-up playing in the school yard ~ue. Walker was wtaware that and now his 4-year-old grand- -co.ta Mesa police had ruled out son has followed in their foot- ::PJicher as the possible culprit In steps. The garage was stocked :=similar lnd dents in the city. with playthings. including the :_ "I guess I will have to be a lit· small shoveJ and pall the toddler ;iiiiliJe more diligent when we go uses to dig through the sand - "I was out here mowing m y lawn when I saw all the police cars and I wondered what they were doing," Ewertz said. "I'm surprised they didn't ask me if I had seen anything." A city work crew raked the en· tire sand area at the school and did not find any additional rawrs or sharp objects. Allum said. Once the area was deemed safe. .. Allum said police have consis- tently patrolled public play ar- eas since the first flndin~ more than a year ago but as an added safety precaution, be left extra reminders for both the night and morning shifts to keep an eye out • LDUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or by e-mail at lolita.harper@latimn.com. If you think people are confusing. try fish. There are thousands of species and sub-species and sub-sub·species. The feds were fretting (they do that a lot) that certain species or roddlsh, like thomyhead and sablefish. were being fished out They were especially concerned about one type called boccacio. What makes boccacio so desirable is that it is one type of what you non-fishermen call When the feds -ln the form of the National Marine Fiaherles Service -put these bani ln place, their real target WU big-time commerclal fishlng. Huge boats with an a.ony of people~ heavy rubber glows and aprons, tossln& the little fish into giant freezer& Zllliona of fish caught ln one WI awoop. ~_,~,,__ ________ ~-----...;..._-~...;....-----------------..-':....;_-__._ _ __:---..._:......::._· The last th.Inc the Jlab feda had In Qlind was six or eigbt dory boats poun&ng through the turf and into open water before dawn. catching a few fish. then plowing their wry back to abore and selling their modest catch right on the beach. 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By itl third year, the center - a joint venture by the Newport·Meaa Unified School Dlatrlct and the Oilldren'a Hospital of Orange County-Is expected to handle 9,000 doctor's visit.a annually, and CHOC would lease the building from the district for $12 a year. The laudable mission, supporters at the district and the hospital aay, la to serve West.side children, regardless of their race, financial situation or legal status. thereby keeping them healthy and best able to learn. They hope to have It open by June 2003. Given the clear need In the area -where school test scores a.re lower than elsewhere In the district. where there are more low-income familles and where · more students speak Bngllah as a second language -lt la hard to Imagine opposition to such a well-meaning Idea. But It la not lmposalble. And, for a number of reasons, the opposition la even understandable. Central to opponenta' complaint.a about thla project: The Weat.aJde la Kddled with all the charities and aid organlz.ations In Newport·Meea. Enough la enough, they · n 1 The re1t of the com 1 y ahould ahare what thry a burden on their put of 111\ 'I h • " uhlem with that argument 111 h 1 1111 need 11 on the We1taJde; pl1u111 .1 health center, for ln11.1 111 l, m Me11 Verde and prov1di11~ 1ran1portatJon there would l rtiJte an unneceuary obatnde and burden for thoae aeeklng help. That ls not to mlnlmtz.e the burden of poverty and under-performing achoola that ex1sta on the Westside. It Is an unfortunate truth that, rfaht now, the W.tllde needl ald oraantzatio111 auch u Share Our Sefvn and Someone C&rel Soup Kitchen. But while thne charitable groupe do much-needed, lmportant and valuable work, their mlla1on ll llmited: to provide bulc need• -healthcare, food, clothing, Jobi and houalng. At aome point, efforta on the Weataide need to be directed toward improving the lives of the people who live there and toward redeveloping rundown areas and ahopplng centers, as well as just providing for bulc needs. Simply put: There la no reason to be aatlsfted with the status quo. But there is nothing 1imple about changlngil City leaders need to begin serious dlscu.safons about how to make Improvements, discussion that have been stalled for too long. These d.lscusslons are likely to be difficult and potentially caustic. Issues of lrnmlgration, race, school performance and crime are all likely topics. But they are issues that cannot and should not be avoided JI the Westalde's future Is to be truly addressed. Hard decisions will have to be made. One that is lrnmedlately necessary is paring down the nel{iy 80-member Community Red'eVelopment Action Committee to a manageable number. Serious, in-depth debatet need to take place about the WeataJde. Blghty people all trying to be heard will not be able to accomplllh that. Spedftc pall need to be aet that detail when lrnprovementl will be made ao there can be accountabWty. 8Ulinetae1 that will Improve economic condJtion1 on the Wettalde need to be •tarted: the area. for lmtance could uae bankl that will loan money to WeataJde reatdentl lmtead of check·cuhlns compantn. The achool dlltrlct ta acheduled to look at the health center plan apJ.n at itl Aus· 27 meedn9. That date would be a ftne one to mark 1 new betlnninl to the Weat1lde debate. 'Citizens' lost in a cyberspace black hole • Mell dllculaton. Whattvtr the cue for the attn dtmJH, WI can't help but rnJal It - or at ltut lta potential. AA wt llld, the lltt wu 1 PMt Id• It could haw bttn IUcCtMful -and WI hope another one pope up that alma to lmprovt tht city Wh.llt ataytna clNn and playtna nlct. 8ut W. can't help b\at think that aomt of th• hoat1J1 commtnta could havt bttn pmenttd had aomeont 1poktn up. ltYtral with polltJcal uplradona fll\&lllly Ch1mtd In on th• attt Ind wt would~ mo11 or them u pottndll city ltldm. AU thty had to do wu teU thOH who"'" auch hatetul m• ... to dean UJ their ICtl a bit tf thty wanted to ldck around on tht c:yber wnut. After 111. IOIM= whole ICtl wtrt much a,, tbt wa)\ hid been ldc:bd ·-. bec:a1• dwlr .. cUddt .... wtth the IDIJodty al tbl impnMOilht crowd. Indeed. many on the .ate bad no orobllm dtnouadftl dlOil \tAlb .... '°'*" Tbly abauld ... ~ jUlt .. quick to ..... daalt whOM pOICI Wiit .... wldl .... CMl'IODll. All tn ... the .... oould .... wadatdi but It,.._ llrllakGI llldlniblp llld ......... ..., =•mr'r•";C: ndlrftal ldlll II 1111 I ICI llbll-----candaul••·••••fll• --·--........ nili 11 ., ... ,. .. SOUNDING BOARD Clinic will serve a valuable purpose ly J11n Porb1th T here have been aeveral letters lately in the Pilot trom people who aay they 11t only concerned with the betterment of Cotta M111. Their Web llte hu alto aotten a lot of attention. However, their prtmary focua aeem1 to be exclua!ve INUtad of lncluatve. Code enforcement, better achools, tramc relief and efttctive public aafety are all commendable 1oata. but ao are decent dordablt houatna for thOM who 11VI and work in our city, adequate health care for all of our children and a tolerance of thoee who may not 1peU. look. act or believe "Juat IUtt UI. .. Unfortunately, 1 new tupt ta the propoeed lMle between the Ntwp<>rt·Mela Unlfted School Diltrlct and Childrlni Holpltll of Oranp County (COMr Look. "Ra~ btcom• center ot dtbatt. Monday). CHOC hopee to Optn a cUnAc in Colla MMI to MM tht cb1ldnn in our ' city In need of their atraordinary aervlc-. A 1'9Ctnt county nttdl 11111tment found thouaandl of chUdren in Oranp County without health inlunnce -hundrtda of them in Coat& Miii. Without lmwance or money to pay for can, pannta often watt too lona to pt help and end up in flDll'lll'Cf rooma. CHOCI cllnSc would provide not only care for lick children but prewndw cart u well. Our ac:hool dlltrtct atepped up to the plate and ofl'ered •PICI ldjlc9nt to r... School for thla moet·nlldtd MrYlct. Opponents dalm onct .,un the \'MtaJde la belnl lmpiCttd by "another chartty. .. Un6xtunat.ty, th.Ira whtN th• needa ll't and that'I wlMr9 thin ta adequate Ind approprtate 1p1ce for thll clinic. The felr Of addftionll tnfBc la a valid concern. but .0 Wita a day (projlcted padint 10ld) would ldd probebly 2& can-not haWnl can, many would Wiik or tUI the 6ua. ThlM tripe would bl ipl-1 out owr .. tflht to 10 houn. Not a trtmendoua trd\c: burden. Another arswn•nt la that thm .,.. ahMdy enou&h cllnica in tht area. The ~ Saw Our s.twe dinJc 11 lrnpacttd with wry uck and chronically m padenta and cannot provtde the amount of prewnttw care needed. They haw the Mrvlcea oholunteer pedlatrtclana on ~ 1poradtc bull and would welcome CHOC to the area. The other cUnlce art for proftt and m01t of theae famWel cannot pay their feet. They alto do not apect••IM ln children. My c:haDenp la to thOll who want Cotta M.aa to be a btftlr community -what btttlr reality could )'OU brins to a community than netdtd htllth earl to all our c:hOdnnl Drop your oppoeldon to ttU project and aupport our IChool dMu1ct in tblt wry counpoua and pntr0\11 oler. • .llAH '°"""" II a Cotta MtM ,..!dent who founded the nonprofit there Our ..... tht GrNt PukT Unfortunately, r know ODI of the l"IUOM IOmt poDI• WIN qalnlt Bl Toro1 eome poUdcfane and lr¥tnt otllcialil told Mr)'Ont tn tht county that th• nollt and poUudon from an airport at II Toro Would mlkl thllr Uwe nalMl'lblt and thttr hom• unlMblt. Pun ... tacdce. Tht lrontc put about It It that moat of the people that Uw olott 1noup to ll Toro to bt dtcttd aw. aotiuntrctal a&rport bo\llht thllr bomtt when lt WU an acdW mWtary airport with ~:=:c:;.#/:.=,lo• crowd atm11 to bt that tbly limply don't Milt~ all'DOrt anywblN...., them. WllL ................ OClll\llrt Jahn W.,. blck to ..... ,...,... lbaltwlda DO ......... ··•-111P11Dlldtobt. .-flt .. 11 IDCNI Ill aD. ca~:'.r~-:=.• ....... ~ .................. ....., tndtft-1111.,.wllla DO INlllr ............ _ ... rt i:ae·----°' ... , .. --...... . .......... ....................... ............ -:r.•=lt ................ _ .. .. ., ... '!P ...... ................... ..... BIO Age:49 Ruhleoce: Costa Mesa for nine years Occupetlon: Costa Mesa city mecttanic for20years ~:Bachelor's degree in liberal arta from Lewis & Clarie College · Femly: Three children Rory, Jessi and Jacob Community hwofwment: Has coached AYSO In past, but continues to stay Involved in that as well as Pop Warner football league Hobbiee: Skateboarding, surfing, riding Harieys (has a 1973 Harley Davidson that used to be an Anaheim police bike), hiking SKATE DEBATE 'We should have at least two skateboard parks in Costa Mesa right now. There 's places to put them that would have minimal impact on people. If we're going to be in the business of providing recreation, skateboarding is certainly one of them. You have a certain amount of baseball players, football players and soccer players. Most of those kids are skateboarders, plus five times more than that are skateboarders.' NOT IN MY YARD SEAN HILLER/DAILY PILOT A freedolll-loving resident Costa Mesa resident Bill Folsom gained local prominence in December when he began to lobby against the city's tentative plans to restrict recreational vehicle parking W hen the C.Osta Mesa Planning Commission and City Council began reworlcing an ordinance restricting recreational vehicle parking late last year, resident Bill Folsom, who uses his RV as his only mode of transportation, became involved to help the city craft the law. Though that compromise has been reached, Folsom continues to attemttity meetings to assist the process on other Issues, including a proposal that would allow the city to dictate how homeowners use their backyards. On Friday, City &litor James Meler visited the city mechanic in his RV as he ate lunch from nearby El Campion. It didn't W'1D Ub }'OU popped up OD the ....... much In the Dally Piiot midi Dec•ntber, when the recreadonal whlde ...... came upt Yeah. it was after the first meeting, but I bad been acdve in this city, politically and on those issues -even the RV is.rue years ago when it surfaced a couple of times before and had people writing. calllng and showing up at the meetings. But this was the first time the RV ordinance actually made It onto the agenda. so obviously we had to be more public about It and organiz.e people to 1peak at Oty Council mee~ What got me motivated this time was we didn't expect-we knew they were considering an ordinance-they would clisam it until the awn.mer. When It came up, suddenly, in the mJddle of December -when everyone was on Ouistmas vacation -a lot of people were mad becal.18e the timing teemed to be when it would get leas opposition. It may bavie been pure cotnddeoce, but that's what a lot of people thought. And bow restrictive it was really took a lot of people by aurprlle. Having d1scusled this problem in the put. most people were or the opinion that tt wu a problem. We couldn't ft&ure out what the real problem was and why they couldn't enforce the amml ~ • dlftk:ult •It may be to .................... _. .... _ .... °'~~ bUI flir cM ... ·--Of c:omplainta ......... o1 .. .--.. .... l ... IWJ a T • .., ... pNtl :a k·--.., t.-tcdft. AalL~._11.._--... _.. lttl --..----~-~.:r---··-· ,..-..... . .... . ;.it.,. ..... ... them that are, quote, the problem, that · spoke at City Hall meetings. but by and large. of the original 300 peeple, probabty 2% to 3% were problem people. That's my opinion. It depends who 'you talk to. Some people who park in the street for an hour to load their sleeping bags are considered problem people by some people. I don't consider them problem people. I consider the problem people who are those who leave them for wee.Jes to months at a time and don't use them. They're sort of stored there. What do you think of the ftna1 raultt It's still going to affect some people negatively, but 1 think the City Council really went a long way to come to a fairly decent compromise. I think it's going to wortc for most people. And it should. without a doubt. resolve the problems that they wanted to address. Oki you tab any beat, being that you're. city empao,.. for lpmldng up aplmt the city OD thll t.uef Well, we weren't speaking against City Hall. We obviously didn't have any voice when It came to writing the ordinance in the first place. We were just advocating for the RV people. We weren't against City Hall We just wanted to make our views Jcnown. I really haven't taken any heat on that I'm a resident of Costa Mesa and people haven't really made that an issue. There are some people who have cornered me. saying why would want that blight on our street, but it's all been In tenns of me being a resident, not a city employee. And I work with (LLJ KarJ (Schuler), the guy who wrote the on:linance-and we tease each other about it -but he's got his job to do and I understand that We11 be the brunt of each other's jokes for years to come. I'm sure. It was also Karts first exposure in writing an ordinance and dealing with Oty Council. I think he did a real professiooal job. Now, ,ou"Ye aleo been lnvotwd for yean with the abte ptU'k teeue. Well, yeah, especially through my kids -not to the extent of somebody like (skate park activist and skateboard company owner) Jim Gray, but always pushing for that. I've been asked my opinion by staff of the city about that becawe I've been a abteboarder for 40-tome yMn now and I atill abteboud fteryd8j. Thlit'a jult ope of a numbei Of I.slues that we haft In Coia Mela tblll we're ~to IDnft a meMrlQin a..-een the poupa-tbe IMl'I. ~ bot~ruddea-becm• ltiete ... ............................... ........... oloalli .... -dlll wtol~CM:'C ... ~.ec:*'6c ...... ThOM ....... ., ...... _l[b t ..... . t:I ............... ... I a .... U ri•liUI ...... ..., .......... dlf .. ..... .... . ~ ·- recreation, skateboarding is certainly one of them. You have a certain amount of baseball players, football players and soccer players. Most of those kids are skateboarders, plus five limes more than that are skateboarders. So you have this huge popuJation that's been not just ignored, but have seen laws passed where you can't skateboard in a lot of places. And you have no facilities provided for you. Like Jim Gray says. about 30% of the. world's skateboards are made here in Costa Mesa and we're one of the last cities to have a skate park. It's crazy the city hasn't embraced that culture. The hotrod culture's the same way. We have some upcoming events based on the hotrod culture -rod runs, Run for the Cure for prostate cancer. There are huge events that we shouJd be celebrating here because this is one of the localities where that hotrod cuJture starts. And It's always been.a hotbed of that cuJture, just like surfing. skateboarding. For some reason. we've missed all the opportunities to embrace that and really use that to our advantage. It's a worldwide thing and we're the hub or that here, bµt there's no mention of Costa Mesa There's no promotion of those things. Another thing I can throw in there is the Speedway we have every Saturday night. We've crowned several world champions here In Costa Mesa, but what do they get? They get hassled and made to feel like they're not we~omed here. It's something that brings in people and couJd bring ln a lot more. Afterward, they'll frequent places ln the city. Or before, for dinner or whatever. It sh ould an event that we're proud of. We lost the Pacific Amphitheatre for the same reason that the RV and hottod issues came up. It was 11 very small number of people complaining about a small number of Incidents. but then they make ordinances that affect everybody. We had a wortd-class venue there at the Pacific Amphitheatre. Hopefully, it11 be comlns back soon. but we Jet that get away from us. I thought it was great asset to Costa Mesa · In dealing with an of these different issues. we're hoping to fonn a coalition to address Costa Mesa as a center for these things. One or the phrases that keeps coming up la "Nc>;FUft Meea. ~ That's what a lot of people call Costa Mesa becaUle It eeerna Mb if tn fun or 9ddreaes any kind ol ,audl c::ultutt, IOIDlbody aaqilllil• md we.-an ordinancie ,_.s ...... ewll tbouah •••• small numbs ol people co~lnd•a.._... :~~:.-=::.::..:. .... ..... louderto .... ...... A11o. ditOCC~--. Wbk:tiw uildtoB"', ,_ ......,.. ..... .. ..., ..... _ .... itd .... ,..,._ ...... .. - we're missing the Fish Fry. A lot of people would like to see that return. Lions Oub wouJdn't be able to pull that off because of membership issues. But maybe a coalition or groups could do that and locate it at Fairview Parlt. l'he OCC swap meet and Fish Fry were very much part of the community spirit around here There are a lot of other issues I'm involved in. obviously involved in the political campaign for City Council this year. I'm going through lhe city trying to find what people's issues are. The whole Westside business community feels its being lcicked around. Because it's the Westside and we should have million-dollar houses over there, and that may be, but they're being made to feeJ like they're outsiders even though they've been our lifeblood They built their businesses and worted their hearts out over there and now they're being made to feel they're not welcome. And that's a real shame. There's an easy cure to the problem; it doesn't have to be as complicated as everybody's malcing it The same with the Hlspank culture. We have not embraced their contributions like we should. I mean, we live in a place called Costa Mesa. We've just focused on the negative aspects and not the po itive aspects, of which there ace many. One of them is right here, (my lunch isl Crom a little grocery store down the treet. It's where we eat every day-El Campion. Another one is Wahoo's. That's a great example of the entrepreneurial spirit of the people of Costa Mesa. We should take ownership or that stuff. Our columnist Byron de Arabi once caUed you a .. red-blooded, f'reedom·lovtng C.O.ta Mesan." What weft your thought.I OD thatf I thank him for that I lhlnk that freedom is really being sold cheaply these days. We have people, because the color or someone's house or a chain-link fence in front of it. who want ordinances because of their tastes and they're willing to seD that freedom. I think It' dangerous down the road. How far government has gone: Ftrst the curb, then It was the front yard, now it's in the backyard. It can only get wone unless people say enousb Is~ My line would be drawn at the curb. Many would disagree with me oo1hat. Neighbors to neWlbors is the bell wsy to dee! with most prob6ernt. WltbaUa that. )'OU loee • lot of CX>mlDUnlr)t. NO PLACE LIKE HOME It is a hankie, not a tissue M y maternal grandmother was a big believer in handkerchiefs. She had douns stored away in the drawers of her dressing bureau. I remember when circumstances called for a wipe of the eyes or nose, a. hanlde was always at hand. When we moved my grandmother from her borne to KAREN WIGHT her apartment, all the hankies went with her. Whenwe moved her from her apartment to a nursing home, she took along the bare necessities and when we finally said our last good-byes. there were a few items that I couldn't part with. Her drawers full of hankies were among them. There were not too many personal items left to covet when I gave her my ftna1 good-bye kiss. The fum.iture had long been divided up. Her jewelry had found other fingers to grace. But the hankies were one of the forgotten treasures. at least in my eyes. I guess the grandsons had no need for them and the only other granddaughter thought they were rather pointless. But since I was the oldest of my generation, I have memories that the grandchildren that followed never shared For me, my grandmother was not an older woman ln failing health. My grandmother was a vital Southern belle that taught me ruJes and regulations of social appropriateness and hospitality. She was a great cook. a great card player and a great gardener. She would spend hours in the maldng of jam. pickles, pies and Ice cream. There was always a pitcher of iced tea at dinner (which was really lunch) and at supper (which was really dinner). We Used cloth napkins. We hand-washed dishes. We set the breakfast table before we went to bed. There were always mints in the silver candy dish on the buffet In the dining room. There were always African violets near the eastern windows. There was never up, down, right or left. It was always north, south, east and west. The cities were the place to shop, but the country was the place to IM. Ladies aJways carried a pocketbook. not a purse. When It was cold you wore a car coat, not a sweater or jacket. And a lady always carried a hankie, not a tissue. Her hankies were never plain. and you could tell the decade they wt!re purcbaaed by the designs. The • 40s wraions had beautiful band-aocheted edges. The '50s had petite floral pattema and embroidered flowers. The '60I boxes were 8lled with bright colon and bold pettems.. The collection dwtndied after that. probably because their fMl.enll popularity dec:reued. For most people, It wu easier to UM a $Ille once and then throw Lt &WR)( Qut Jn my grandmotheA W0d4 there WU alwaya a h8Qkie In her pocbtbook. M a Ule'a wonb of belooginp were doled out, I wu tho only one chat c.l'ed to rake the dmww tun ol 111Mll cotton ICIUArel and predoua cnemon... ~ tt'• juat. ailly IMdment: maybe lt'1 because rm lbe only one Wltb dauabten of my own to pue them doWo •And ID8Ybl -. ....... me 411r:on..'Wb0"1 t•~•• .. tt.t OMflhft__,. ... ,...,. ...... ...,.....,_ .. .., .. Wild M bl•ell ...... that I -.....-~..., ....... .................. • .. .. No ordinary • pin-up Costa Mesa's Erica Polites and partner Rebecca Cawley are paying tribute to America's heroes with a charitable calendar for 2003 Youn1Ch1n1 Dally Pilot I ts a glossy and sexy take OD charity and goodwill. Over 14 pages, with ) t .. large black-and-white photos of mostly shirtle6s men, the American Heroes 2003 c.aJendar is a work of both eye candy and philanthropy. Its maket's. Erica Pt>Htes and Rebecca Cawley, had linle trouble convincing the military, fire, law enforcement and medical , personnel they approached to be models for charity. With 100% of the net proceeds from calendar saJes going directJy, as in no middle-man organization in between, to the families of soldiers killed while defending the United States from terrorism. the cause is one the men related to. Proceeds will also be sent to families of firefighters and poUce killed in New York on Sept. 11 . The models include one firefighter from New York. others from California. police officials from both coasts and ocher men who work in pubUc service. Half of the models were either directJy involved in the Sept. 11 attacks or the relief efforts at Ground Zero. · "They bad to commit to this and commit to doing this to benefit the victims of Sept. 11 , ~ said Polites. a Costa Mesa resident and the photographer I creative director for tbe calendar. "What wdre -donating ls our lime and skills." Due out in about two weeks, the I 0,000 copies of the calendar will be available for $14.95 (shipping is $4) each through Pt>lites and Cawley's ~site - www.heroaUmdar.org-and at yet undecided, smaller book sellers. The project is Polites' brainchild as she found herself, last year, wanting to help Sept. 11 victims In her own way. She remembers wanting to donate blood Immediately after the tragedy and not being allowed to because she has a tattoo. HSo J was like, 'What can I do?"' saJd the 33-year-old. A photographer whose work experience involves shooting women'• modeling portfolios and "some cheesecake posters and calendars," Polites decided to branch away from her usual world and photograph men. Sbe and Cawley got together last December and made the pToject official, with a business license, a banlc account, nonprofit status and the agreement that they were not going to personally make money off of the project. The two visited firehouses in ~. A&CUst •• 2002 • • • .r CRYSTAL LAUDE.ROAL[ /DAILY PILOT Rebecca Cawtey and Erica Pofites were inspired by the heroes of Sept. 11 to compile a calendar focused on men in uniform, such as California firefighter Darrell Ridley, top left. both Los Angeles and Orange counties and approached _men they thought would make good models. They visited Camp Pendleton during the search and "filered practically the whole base." They also got in touch with friends and family members Involved In police, fire or Jaw work. who then passed the word along all the way to New York. ·we wanted people wbo wanted to donate their time, so we made It very clear that no-one was going to make money off of this, but they had to make a commitment to us to do promotions and signings and be available." Polites said. Cawley added that they were also looking for the right spirit "We didn't use a few [people! because their heart wasn't in it." said the marketing and financial half of the project. What they ended up with was an •outstandingly beautiful" group of men whose "hearts are absolutely incredible," Polites said. To make the calendar possible, the partners also gave TRAVEL TALES $5,000 to $6,000 of ff\eir own money for expenses like airfare and camera equipment Others helped out as Petites got most of her film donated, as well her processor. ·Along ;hy career, I've been helped out a lot,· she added. ·A lot of people that were totally behind me. And my big thing is, I always want to give back. because I thJnk what comes around, goes around." The finished calendar Includes short testimonies from each of the models explaining how they got into their line of work and why. The heart of the writing Is "softer" than Polites and Cawley initially expected from guys who look so tough on the outside. "I get all choked up reading this stuff." Polites said "Especially from the guys who ~ at Ground Zero. But they're short and sweet. They're so touching. There ls nothing egotistical about thele guys. .. Cawley added that their hope Is for the famllies of soldiers to know that people - COURT£SY ~ £1'CA POUT£S New York cardiologist Anthony Moschetto is the man of the month for June. are grateful. "For mostly the military families that are havtnc troops killed right now to get a little bit of benefit tn knowing we appreciate what they're doing." she said. Relaxing in {he San f rancisco Bay 11.rea Youns Chana OaRyPilot • a ,, IZ ~. AicuSt 4, 2002 ULTIMATE CALENDAR SUNDAY CAUFCJIWM VWJAM ....... by: lnw-Showt Motoraportl w...: Orenge Coumv F1lrground9, 88 Felr Drive. Ca.~Meea Whert: 9 1.m. to 4 p.m. eo.t: $1!5, di900Unta for d'llldrtn eom.ct: (949) 682·2371 Ba.L TANNEBAINO JAZZ TRIO SpotleCM'ed by: The c;..,..,. tt Splrttuel DllCIOY9fY, CoN Meu Wher9e 2850 E. MeM ~ Dnv. Whlft: 7 p.m. Coe $10 Cont8Ct: (71 4) 754-7389 MONDAY MOHDltt NIQHT JAMI 5 SpotleCM'ed by: StudloCaf6 Where: Studio Caf6, 100MalnSt, Newport Betdl When: 7 to 11 p.m . Cost: Free ContAM:t: 949) 67s..neo cotN ANO STAMP CLUB 8poMMed by: Oasis Senior Center Where: The center, 800 Marguerite Avp., Newport Beach When: 1 to 3 p.m . eo.t: F1"ee eom.c:t: (949) 644-3244 TUESDAY POET CURT LAST 6 ~"°: GYP9Y Den Cite will prMent Curt List reeding from his new book. "Trldc.s Don•t Know My Style, Pan II: The Revenge; while OJ Josh spins tunes throughout the night Where: GYP9Y Oen Caf6, 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa When:Sp.m. Cost: Free ContlCt (714) 649-7012. SPOTLIGHT Flamenco fest with fl air T he passion, power and poetry of flamenco will come to the IMne , Barclay 1heetre at the end of the week. Starting Friday, the Barclay wiD present the New 1M>dd Flamenco FestivaL a series of performances by three flamenco companies. FYI Whet: New Wortd Aamenco Fettival WheN: lrvtne Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive The festival is one of the three largest in America -the oth« two are in New York City and~ue,N.M. It will Jddc off with Compaftfa Juana Amaya. performing Friday through Aug.11. When: Companie Juana Amaya wm perform at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 6 p.m. Aug. 11; Yaelisa & Camlnqa Flamencos will perform at 8 p.m. Aug. 1~14; and Compaflla Aamenca Andres Marfn will perform at 8 p.,n. Aug. 16-17 and at 6 p.m.Aug.18 .OnAug.13-14, Yaellsa& Caminos Flamencos will present the world premiere of "Desde CAdiz P4 Aat." which translates to "From Cadiz to Here." WEDNESDAY AOO PIAZZA a THE 7 MIGHTY R.YERS SpoHeo•'9d by: Flahion lallnd W'heN:: eo.t: $28438 Contact: (949) 8!§4.4&C6 or www.thebarclay.org Compaft.fa Flamenca Andres Marfn, pictured, will close out the fest Aug. 16-18 wt th ·M~ alla del Tiempo." THURSDAY 'THE PHANTOM 8 OF THE OPERA' Spon90Nd by: Onlnge County Performing Alts Bloomlngdale's Courtyard, Newport Canter Drive When: 6 p.m. Canter wlll prnent Andrew Lloyd Webber's Tony Awerd-winning muslc:el Coe Free. Reserved seating aveilable for $16. Contact: (949) 721·2000. AUOtO WEDNESDAYS Spoll90Nd by: The Lab Anti-Mall Whlr9: The Lab, 2930 Bristol St, Costa Mesa When: 7 to 9 p.m. Cost: Free Conbct (714) 966-6661 * **** Rl!'STAURANT "1lhHOU1' THE HIGH CCllT W'heN:: The Canter, Segerstrom Hall, 800 Town Center Orlv.. Costa Mesa When: Through Aug. 26. Show times ire 2 and 7:30 p.m. today; 8 p.m. Tueect.y through Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 11 and 18; 2 and 8 p.m. Aug. 22; 1nd 2 p.m. Aug. 215 Cost: $16.15()..$88 Contac:t:(714)6158-2767 e Sffhowttf4t OrigirWe TN • lumlnette Privacy~ • Vlgndt~ window lhadmgs • Palm 1uctini a.tom shuttm • PrownmceTM woven wood shades • Paramount* vertical blinds FRIDAY 'JIMMY NEUTRON: 9 BOVGENIUS' SponlONd by: Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort Hotel's summer film &efies will present an anlmeted movie in wflid'I aliens 1bduct all the adult.I. Jimmy Neutron must lead the d'llldren of Earth to racue their parents and 11ve the day. The film features the voices of Martin Shon and Patrick Stewart. wtiet.: The beech at the Dunes. 1131 Bica Bly Drive, Newport Beact. When: Dusk Cost: Free, parking is $7 Contact: (800) 765-7661. WINDOW COVERINGS & ACCESSORIES • Draperies • Bedding • Upholstery • Shutters • Top Treatmenu • I 1 I Iii IJ,f j II• t., ,t(t I l 1L \ 11i1,: l'I \< 1 '-ll \.<<>""I\ \11 \\ '1 -l'I h.lh 4;: ;;; • ~~I • • ..1 • SATURDAY 'D£Sl1NED FOR HOUVWOOO' 5poMofed by: The Orange County Museum of Art will 10 present the 1n of Oen Sayre Groesbec*. who wes discovered by Cecll B. DeMille and drew sketches for many films Where: The muMtJm, 860 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beech When: Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdly through Sunday. Cost: $5 for edukl, S4 for seniors and students, and free for members and children younger than 16 Contact: (949) 759-1122 AUGUST I M T w T f I 1 2 J 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2" 2ti 26 27 28 29 30 31 MARK YOUR CAl.ENDMS 24: 17th 1~ Hllplnlc Playwrights Project SEPTEMBER I M T w T F s 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 . 15 18 f7 18 19 20 21 22 23 2" 25 26 27 28 29 30 MARK YOUR CALENDARS 2: Labor Dey OCTOBER s M T w T f s , 2 3 4 6 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 115 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 215 26 %7 28 29 30 11 MARK YOUR CALENDARS J1:t....._.,.. NUMERICALLY I SPEAKING The number of da'fl until the 13th annual Taste of Newport begins on Sept.13. Stroke & Thyroid Screening t Id-----, s--a:.clrugs ~.? 2&Ul®J Ultrasound Krccning of the carotid ancrics io the neck will be offered at Sav-on Drug's. The $CICCl\ing takes only five minutes and the cost is only $49. Similar tests at hospitals cost hundreds m ore. The thyroid controls our metabolism, and problems can caUK depression, weight gain, weight 10$$ and many symptom&. The thyroid screening is $49 and both screening together will cost $75. Those taking the test wiJJ receive an explanation of the rcsuJ.u and printouts to take co their physician. No X-r&T'· Painlaa. Non-io....M. No appoiatmeat ii needed. Thursday August 8, 3:00 -7:00 p.m. ( ):11 '! '" ( I 1 2521 Eastbuft" Dr. 1 .. I : I ' I ·" -· -I l -I i -,\ i (1 N ewport Beach Support Our Schools '..._, ' • •I -I ,..,.. ~ l 1 l , I .n111. l " • . ._ . , I '. . \ ' I I I ' Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars l ONGOING •Send ONOotNG lmn1 to the Delly Piiot. 330 W. 81y St., CoN M111.CA 92827; by fe>e to (Ml) 846-4170; or by celllng (948) 674--4298. Jnctude th• time, dtt9 end locetlon~f the event. 11 well H • conteet phone number. A. complete lletlng 11 ev11t1bl1 et www.dallypllot.com. ONGOING The Newport BMoh Newoomen Club meeta 1t 10 1.m. thl third Wedneadoy of eech month It dlnerent hom11. The group of about 1 JO women go on tht road end pie·: golf, t1nnl1, bridge and more. The group 1110 hold1 11ver1l 1v1nlng p1rtl11. (Ne) 854-4601. The Fffendl of tht NIWPOf't B11ctt Public Library 11tk book don1tlon1 to rtllt fund1 for th9 llbrery •vstem. 8ook1 mey be left It •ny of the three brencti llbrerle1, lncludlng, 81lbo1, M1rln1r1 or Coron• del Mer. They may 1leo be left In tht 1~11 book cloMt next to the Frl1nd1 Bookltore 1t 1000 Avocedo Ave. All hardcover end p1perb1dc bookl ,,. 1ooeptabl1, with the 1>eceptlon of law booka end m1g11ln11. Oon1tlon1 ,,. tn·d1ductlbl1. Call to 1rT1ng1 to hive bookl pldcld up. (949) 759·9ee7. Tht Thul'ldey Momlnt Women'I Club, a 40-yllM>ld frl1nd1hlp club, 111ttklng new membere. The club, whlah contain• v1rtou1 g1n1rel lnt1rt1t 1tctlon1, mHtt et 11 1.m. on tht ttoond Thurld1y of every month 1t tht R1dl11on Hotel In Newport B11ctt. The lunctteon 11123 end lncludH 1ntert1lnm1nt. The hotel 11 et 4646 MecA.rthur Blvd. (714) &4&-2244. lm.tfllth couplet wtth one Jewl1h partner are Invited to p1rtlclp1t1 In en Interfaith couplH dlacu11lon group ho1tld by the Jtwleh F1mlly Service of Orengt County. Tht group 11 g11rtd toward tho11 couplH looklng to mike Jud1l1m end tht Jtwleh community pert of their rtl1tlon1hlp. Tht group mtttl In tht tvtnlng1 In tht 1gtncy'1 office 1t 250 E. laker St., Suitt O, Co1ta M111. Preregl1tr1tlon 11 required. (714) 448-4HO. Nlghtty mttttn91 IN otr.rtd In Co1t1 Mtll and Ntwpol't IHah for 1nyon1 who w1nt1 to ov1room1 nlootlnt addiction. Sohtdult or (714) 774-1108 or (100) M2·otee. TIM Ntw,ort lpom MuHUm, 1 nonprofit org1nl11tlon, oper1t11 1 frtt mu11um 1t 100 Ntwpo,, Ctnter Ortvt, Newport l11ah. Th• mu11um, whlah hH ont of th1 world'I l1rg11t coll1ctlon1 of 1port1 m1mor1blll1, 11 open from I 1.m. to I p.m. WHkd1y1 and 10 1.m. to 3 p.m. on llturd1y. (Ml) 721·'"3 or www.n•WJ)OrflpOlf 1mu1tum.org. Tltt Ho11 CenHr c.nt.r 1pon1ore two tel chi 0111111 ttugh't ~Y Victor Arm1nd: 1 Hlflon for lnt1rm1dl1tt· to 1dv1nctd·l1v1I 1tud1nt1 from 10:30 to 11 :301.m. Thur1d1y1 for ptoplt with oanoer 1nd their f1mlllt1. A beginner HHlon mfftl from 10:30 to 11 :30 1.m. Frld1y1. Thi CIHHI Ut dHlgntd to 1'9dUOI ltrtll, lncrt1H long1vlty ind promote 1 HnH of wtll·btlng with bHIC, tHY·tO•l11rn, non~uout rnowmtnta to lid In btl1not Ind oonotnttttlon. No retllt.rltton 11 rtqulred. Tht oenter It It 4000 W. CoMt Hlahwev, Newport hlch. fftee. (Mt) 722-823]. The ................ Pertnt TMCfter t1udent A.Mn. holta • monthly peper drive Wvtry Seturdey from t 1.m. to noon In tht IClhool'I nOfthweet Ptrtdnt lot, on tht oomer of Eetancll Nofth Ind Pteoent11. Ntwtp11*9 thlt ere bound, IOOH or bagged art aooepted, however oerdbolrd, bound m1t1rl1l IUClh 1t phone boob or thick m1911lnee lrt not. lln• ere 1Vtll1bfe for drop off every d1y of tht month for people who prefer to go It other dm11. All funde relled 10 to tht 1uooltt1on. ""·TM IChool te It 2121 Pteoantl1 Ave., Cotti Mt11. (Ml) 81MIOO. Oellt ...... c.... ..... dally ttltphont contact program for Hnlort who h1v1 1 llmlted locel IUpport IYlttm. Thay 1l10 offer oneofng computer c1 ..... thlt tttch tht bt1lca of Word, Ouldttn, Print Shop end lnttmtt UMgt. (Me) 8"-3244. ThtCottaM9tl CommunlOltort To11tm11ttrt Club mtttt from noon to 1 p.m. Wtdntlday1 at tht Orengt County Department of Education, 200 Kalmu1 Drive, Co1t1 M111. MHtlng1 trt open to 1nyon1 who w1ntt to Improve hi• or htr publlo 1pe1klng 1klll1. (714) 444-1713. Tht Ntwpott ...... Dllttngul1htd To11tm11ttre Club 1300 mfftl from 7 to 9 p.m. Tutld1y1 In Sgt. Ptpperonl't mtttlng room, 2300 Brlltol St., Newport 8t1ch. Cell to m1kt rt11rv1tlon1. (Me) Me-1274. Tht Jewllh '9mlty hNtot of Or1ngt County hold1 group mtttlng1 for younger women to dl1eu11 l11u11 rtl1tlng to llft p1111gM ind ctt1ng ... body lm1g11, flmlly, rtlttlon1hlpa, communlOltlon, lntlm•cv ind 1t1Cu1llty, anxiety, ind lontllnn1. Tht group mtttl at 7 p.m. Tu11d1ya 1t th• 1g1ncv offtoe. Tht ofrtoe 11 It 2IO E. Biker It., Sult1 O, Coeta Mt11. Prtreglttrltlon 11 required. Meray Mlddter, (71•) 441 '8IO, Ext. 11 ... MMll M1111""" 1MRn1ttert Club •1 In COltl Miii mtttl It 7 p,m, 'T\111Myt It Mete V.rdt Unftld Methodllt Chunih, 1701 W, IUtr It,, Cotti Mffl, 111•> MO 444& .. ,.._ ... .....,.Chait '1117,,,.. .. 7 """Wedi llldlyl It tht W1191 fWmtr, louth COllt ,._ ........ 1•1 .. die/MM., Colla Miii. The mllllng II hi fof ftflMlmt ...... •1101 ~°'*.,,,..... .. 7 1.m. Monct.ve It the lrvlnt Co., 1IOOI Newport C.nter, Newport INah. (Ml) 711·2208. Th• c.... Mete ChemW .. ComrMnlt wtll holt ltl weetdv Nttwof11ert Lunaheon °" WtdntldlVI from m• a.m. to 1 p.m. tt the C...Meit'Countr; .. Club. Vllttofl.,. weloomed. The olub l11t 1101 Gott Cour11 Drive. 113. (7141 • IOIO. H1""""9 ............. ,, ce.8' mtttl It 7 1.m. Wtdntldlye M tht l1hla Cortnthl1n Yldtt Club, 1801 81y1ldt Dtive, Corona dtl Mtr. (Ml) 211-4830. Udo Wt lbattmelWI m..ea Pl-ci ·-n-from 8:30 to• p.m. Mondave 1t sn ...v Flttoher JonM Motorot1'9 It IELL lllGADWAY 3300 J1mborM Road, Newport Mortuary * c~ hlch. (714) MU31,, Cremation The Olelt 1tn1or CenW offer1 11 O ero.dway, Coate M... trtneport to take mtmbert to Ma•81 IO eppolntmtntt and groctry ----------lhOpplng. Tht lhUftft tlktl rntmbert to the oenttr. Call to m1tt11n 1ppotntm1nt (Me) ....._3244. f tnd tround tht Newpo,, lttctt ..... , ... , '"-"-"· WolMn "'"'"' WOfMft .... • frM PMr tupport group for worMn In trtntldon from 3: 18 to •:11 p.m. AloohollOI Anonymoue metta from e:.a to 7:'8 1.m. Mondlv throueh Frtdty In Room a tt the 01111 Senior Ctnt.r, IOO Marguerite Ave., Corona dtl Mtr. (Me) 844-32'4. ,,.. ..... C.....Centltr .... I frM yoga o1 ... from 10:.a to 11 :411.m. Tuetdtv at 4000 w. Cotlt Highway, Newport 8t1ch. (M8)722 .. H7. lody Dttlan Md Unletd ltudloa of ltlf·OtfenH offtr1 ldck·boxlnt 0111"1 from 1:30 to t:ao 1.m. Tuttd1y1, Thurtd1y1 Ind llturd1y11t 1000 W. Co11t Hlghwey, Suitt C, Newport luah. II per cl111. (Me) 722-ot21. TM AllheltMt'I Attn. tnd Qlitf Support Group of Newport VIII• WMWlll1 ,.o .. oo-1pon1ora 1 frM 1Upport group mtttlng for ctrtglwr1 tt 7 p.m. tht fourth Thurtd1y of ttcltt month through October at Newport VIiie Welt Attllttd Uvlng. 393 Hoaplttl Aoed, Newport 811ch. (9'9) 831·3885. Tht Allhtlmer'• Attn. 1nd Mn1 Ttrrect, • re1ld1ntl1I communl!Y-for people with Al1htlmer 1 dl11111 and rtl1t1d dtmtntlt, offtr1tfrtt1upport group for ctl'9glvtr1 et 8:30 p.m. tht flr1t Tu11d1y of Heh month 1t M111 Ttrr101, 380 w. lay St., Colt• Mtll. (714) 213·1111. flltbeoot Lewie .... 1n 1nlm1I bere1vtmtnt group th1t 1ptcl1lln1 In the nMd1 of people who h1v11ldc or dying pet1. It m1tt1 It 3 p.m. Tu11d1y1 tt 3101 W. Cot1t Hlghw1y, Suitt 311, Newport 8t1c:h. Tht colt 11 • donation to 1n 1nlm1I cherlty of the 1tttndH11 cholct. Cell to mike 1 rt1trv1tlon. (948) 721-8780. Another,. ... , •• 1 tl'ln1ltlon1I 1upport group for people experiencing ctt1ng11 In their llv11, mttt1 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. W.dn11d1y1 In Aoom 3 et the 01111 Senior Center, IOO M1rgu1rlt1 Ave,, Coron• dtl Mar. (Ne) 8"4244. OllM ""'°' Centlr ....... bfood pl'Mlurt 10Ntnlng1 from I to 11 1.m. th• ftrlt end third 'T\IMdlYI of 9Hh month In ~a It IOO Ml'1Ulrftt Aw •• Corone dtl Mer. loretnlng 11 •Ito IYlll•bl• from , a:ao to 1 :ao p.m. tht fourth w.ctnttd~ of HClh month tt Mertntra Library, DcMtr ltrHt It lrvfnt Avtnut, Newport lttah. (Ml) MW244. TM N_,.,. INth '8vahof09loel Alan. offtra • body Im• Ind modtr1tt lldng 1uppo,, gl'O\lp It 7 p.m. WtdnttdlYI It 3101 W. Co11t Hlghwty, lultt 111, NIWpo,, IHah. (Ml) 721·1780. A IUlllllrt '""''for thOH wtth brtln tumort mttte from 7 to l :IO p.m.·tht flrlt end third Thurtd1y1 of 11ctt month 1t the Hoeg C1noer Center, 4000 w. Cout Highway, Newport B•1ctt. ""· (Ml) 722-8237. A IMMlt......, eupport9roup for young women mfftl from l :IO to I p.m. tvtry third 'T\lttday of ttd) month It the Hoeg C.notr Center. Tht otnttr It It OM Hoeg Drive, lulldlng 41, Newpo,, 811ah. Fru. (Nil 722-8237. An '""'"' brMtt ""°" 1upport group mtttl from 8:30 to I p.m. on tht first Tu11d1y of heh month 1t th• Hoeg Cancer c.nttr. Thi center 11 It One Hoeg Drive, Bulldlng 41 , Newport Btlch. FrM. (949) 722-t237. A tuppOf1 9roup for flmlly end frltnda of ctncer p1tltnt1 m11t1 from 8:30 to 8 p.m. on th• fourth 1\lttd1y of Hett month et th• Hoq Canoer Ctnttr. Th• center 11 It Ont Ho1g Drive, lulldlng 41, N9WP0rt 811c:h. Frtt. (948) 722-8217. A brMtt MMlf' tuppoet ll'OUP mettt from noon to 2 p.m. 1\.tttdl'fl It the Hoeg Cancer e.m.r, 4000 W. Coast Hlghwty, Newport ltach. Fret. (tu) 722-t287. &lldlV. ~ 4, 2002 • TRAVEL and ltOOd In line at. a.m. 1bmaly_,... •••• bwiay~. Lorn1ne Glmnll b ....... bur In Continued from Bl Hann-r Mid. IMryone W9I llrno.r ,,,, --tlO .. ..... IWlppins WV ltOritt lbout how bectm• W JWk ii IO lt'a IO bud to Ill ticUta. • popakr, • Lomlnl ~ M6d. The aave1en vtaited Thi family ended up wtth four Ol1natown. North B.d1 and dcbcl, which 140 people got for • Do you know of• penon. pttot or ewn found an ·amu.ana bef.nc there llrly, and entered ewnt ttlat deeefVll • ~ famlly~ltyle Ital.tan Nll&W'lnt" the put at 11 Lm.. 'Ibey got LOOK UCl<71At UI know. Cont.a on their own, which mppened bobble hMda of the pJayen and Young Ch•na by tax et (Ml after they dedded not tlO tU.t ewn ended up wtth a eouwnlr ~110: ..m.ll 11t the recommendation oftbetr Bury Bonda bueblll bat from a young.cNng•1«1m.e.oom:ormall concierge. . \ !:;t'° got the famtly'1 one her et cJo Deity l'tlot. 330 w. Bey St., But the btlbUabt of the trtp ticket. Colt.I M .... 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"Coll8 .,.._CA 92127; bv f9x to .. ~ .. , e.4110:"' by C9llng (949, • ~A complete ... le • • ~ • www.dlllypllot.com . • • • • • • SPECIAL • • • • MOVES OH 1lE BEACH lit • The Newport Ounee w.terfront • • R9loft Holiel will show movi .. on • ttw ~ wery Ftldly and • • --~-. • blglla et dulk. The • • fallow9: • • ~ ,Boy Genius" • • on Frldtv • .....,Act .. on • Seturdey, ·~Jones· on • • Aug. 11, "l'M Mighty Oucb" on • • Aug. 17. "Bug's Life" on Aug. 23, • •Gellaly aue.t• on Aug. 2.4, • • ·~·on Aug. 30and "MrL Ooubtftre" on Aug. 31. N9wport Ouw la et 1131 Bade B8V Drive, Newport Beed\. Admlak>n ia free, $7 for parfdng. (800) 786-7661. MUSIC TANNEIRING JAZZ. The BIH Tannebrfng Jazz Trio will • play a concert at 7 p.m. today at • the Center for Spiritual Dl1COVery. • 2860 E. Mela Verde Drive. Costa • • Mela. $10. (714) 7~7399. . • • • RODPIAZZA • • Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers ' ' will take part In Fashion Island's " &tmmer Concert Serles at 6 p.m. • • Wedneeday. The free concert will " • take place at the Newport Beach .. shopping oenter'a Bloomingdale's • • ~rd. ReMrved seating Is a*lablefor$16. (949) 721-2000. AUDIO ~SOAYS The Lab Anti-Mall 11 holding Audio Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. through the month of August. On Wednesday, Olias will spin a ·down home• tempo. Aug. 14 finds taperitivo creating a bona nova groove. Soluz brings experimental sounds on Aug. 21, followed by the International tunes of Ofrdy Blrdy on Aug. 28. The Lab Is at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 966-6661 "' "'..,....,,....,..~ KODO TheOr.,...Counly ~ Allll~--~ .. a.r OwtMI & ....... _ .... pertomwa by.....,_ drum Gf'CM.IP Kodo •• p.m. Thundey et the Verizon Wit •••• Ampt .......... INtlwc.rt.r Drive, Irvine. $13.25-$71.26.. {7M) 666-2787. GERSHWltS GREATS The Pllcfflc Symphony o~ wiU pteMrrt • .,Summer Seriec Genhwtn'IM-Time Greata" et 8 p.m. Seturct.y 8t the Yerlzor'I Wlreleu AmphlthMJer, 8808 Irvine C.. Ql1w, lnlht. . $19-$72. H8lf-prtce for c:Nldren younger than 14. (!14) 766-5788. JAZZ.TRIO Gulfstream RMtaurant In Newport Beed\ will pteMrrt a jezz trio &tnday through Wedneedey as ragular entertainment 81 8l50 Avocado Ave., Newport Beed\. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. &today 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 playera, bass players, singers. drummers, keyboardists and others at 100 Main St., Newport Beach. Free . 1949> 67s-nso . MUSIC AT THE ANNEX Musical acts perform 81 5 p.m. Sundays at the Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St., Costa Mesa . Free. (949) 64&8500. MUSIC AT THE GRIU. The Bluewater Grill offers live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Ni<* Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) will perfonn claaic nxt. R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin G= and · MPG will perfonn Ilic rodt. swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is located at 630 Udo Partt Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. (949) 67!>-3474. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN ........ •• i,. . FACTORING FIONNULA'S FAME COURTESY Of FlONUA R.ANAGAN FIOIVUa Flanagan, seen here (from right) with Maggie Smith and Shirley Knight in "Divine Secrets of 1he Y•Ya Sisterhood,· will be inducted into Muldoon's Wall of Fame at 2 p.m. Aug. 11. The Fenians will hold a free concert in the courtyard after the ceremony. Muldoon's is at 202 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 6404110. The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band will perfonn from 7 to 10 p.m. Wadneedey and Thul"lday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 to 6 p.m . Sunday. The restaurant is et 2736 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. WEEKEND BLUES AnthonV'a Rlvet'boat Restaurant in Newport Beach will preeent The Bafboe Blues on Friday and Saturct.y evenings and &tnday afternoons. The program will feature Jazz and dasalc rodt tunes for dining and dancing. Anthony's i1at151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3426. POP-ROCK AND Fl.AMENCO Tate 6, a funk. rock and Motown act. perfonna at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Cannelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders perfonne claesical flamenco tunes at 7!30 p.m. Tueedaya and &tndaya. Free. (949) 67!>-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald lshibaehi and the Stone Bridge Band play rock and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach . Free. (949) 476-2001. SENIOR CENTER 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 'PHANTOM OF THE OPERA' The Orange County Perfonnlng Arts Center will present Andrew Uoyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" through Aug. 26 at Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show times are 2 and 7:30 p.m. today; 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 and 7:30 · p.m. Aug. 11 and 18; 2 and 8 p.m. Aug. 22; and 2 p.m. Aug. 25. $16.50-$68. (714) 556-2787. CALIFORNIA SCENARIOS South Coast Repertory's 17th annual Hispanic Playwrights Project will present "California Scenarios: five short plays directed by Juliette Carrillo, through today. Performances will take place at the lsamu Noguchi California Scenario, behind the Comerica Bank building at 611 Anton Blvd. The show will start at 8 p.m. $15-$25. (714) 708-5555. 'THE EMPRESS AND THE NIGHTINGALF Opera Pacific will present "The Empress and the Nightingale" today as its Opera Camp Production program for children ages 7to18. The show will be staged at 3 p.,m. in the Irvine ... -Pilot I BardeV ThMIN, Ga c.npu. Drtw. lrvlne. •12.-. Cloot ,...7372. ART VEJtf MODERN Mf The Orange County MUMUm of Art will preeent the 2002 California Biennial exhlbftlon through Sept. 8 8t 860 Sen C1ement• Orive, Newport Beach. The worb are a reflection of artistic Ideas and atytes. Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuelday through Sunday. $6 for adutta, $4 for aenforl and lt\JdenU, and free for membera and children younger than 16. (949) 769-1122. DOG PARADE Artwortt by Ellen Rose and Oobromlr Manev "Menu" will be exhibited at the Bayside Restaurant. 900 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach, through September. The show features Rose'• "pooch portraftl:" Free. (949) 721-1222. HOLLYWOOD SKETCHES "Destined for Hollywood: The Art of Dan Sayre Groesbec:t: an exhibit of lk8tdlea forfilma, will show through Oct. 6 at the Orange County Museum of Art. 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Mueeum hours are 11 a.m . to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for edutta, $4 for seniors and students, and free for members and children younger than 16. (949) 769-1122. Pl.EJNMr ·en Plain Ajr;' an exhibit of otl paintings by Valerie Carson, ls on display at South Coast Art Gallery, 3441 Via Udo, &tite 8, Newport Beach. Hours vary. FnM. (949) 673-0nt DANCE FLAMENCO FEST The Irvine Barclay Theatre will present the Compaflla Juana Amaya as part of the New World Aamenco Festival on Friday through Aug. 11 Jt the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campua Drive, Irvine. Show times will be 8 p.m. Friday and Seturday, and 6 p.m. Sunday. $28--$38. (949) 854-4646 or www.tMl»rclay.orp. MORE FLAMENCO vae11 .. and Caminos A81'MnCO• will perfonn Aug. 13-14 as part of the New World Aamenco Festival. The San Frendaco duo will stage the world premiere of "Desde Cadiz N Ad" st the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 42.42 Campus Orive, Irvine. Show times will be 8 p.m. Tu.day and Wednesday. $28-38. (949) ~or www.tlHlbarclay.orp. F1.AMENC03 Compaflfa Flamenca Andres Marfn will perform Aug. 16-18 aa part of the New World Flamenco Festival. The Seville, Spain, company will perfonn "M'aall6 del Tlempo" for the first time In the United States. The performances will be staged at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 42.42 Campus Drive, Irvine. Show . times will be 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 8 p.m. Sunday. $28-$38. (949) 854 48.te or www.tMbarclay.orp. SENIOR BAWtOOM Bellroom dandng to the music of the ea.ta MeM Muelc Makers I• offered from 7:30 to 10-.30 p.m. Tueedty9 tt Com Meu Senior Center, 896 W. 19th St. $4. (949) 648-3884. ARGENTINE TANGO Tengo dandng la offwed from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the first Saturday of..,, month It O.neoene Studio, 2tlO McCHntoc:t Wsy, CoN MeM. (714)841-8888. HOURS Continued from 84 10:301.m. Saturdays at 1he Newport 8eac:ti Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Chlldrerl may wear pej•mas to 1he ewnlng ....ion.. Free. (948) 717-3801. WEEKLY STORYTELLER A dllldten'utory time la .held at 10:46 e.m. Wedneedlys It Blmea & Noble Boobellen at Metro Pointe, 901-8 South Coast Drive, Coste Meu. (714) 444-0226. STORY111E A dllldren'a story time will be held at 10 e.m. Wedneadeys and 10:16 e.m. Frldaya at Borders Boob & Music at Sooth Coast Plaza, 3333 Bier St, Costa Meu. Free. (714) 432-7864. BOOKS BOOK SALE Friends of the Newport BeeC:h Library will hold • ueed book ule from 9 e.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 17 at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. A special members-only preview will be held 1 to 5 p.m. Aug. 16, with membership applications available at the door. All proceeds • will be donated to the library ayatem. (949) 759-9667. GROUP FICT10N The Action Book Group meets at 1 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at Sames & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759-0982. OPRAH BOOK CLUB The Oprah Book Club discusses Oprah Winfrey's most recent selections at 7 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Fashion ltJand, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 769-0982. POETRY A POET ANO A DJ Poet Curt Last will read his wortc and talk about his new book, •Tric:b Don't Know My Styte, Part II: The Revenge,• while DJ Josh 1 performs at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Gypsy Den Cafe, 2930 Bristol St, Costa Meu. Free. (714) ~7012. LIVE PERFORMANCES Poets Lee Mallory and Laura Mattingly will read new work.a at 8 p.m. Aug. 14 at Alta Coffee House, 506 31st St, Newport Beach. There will also be music by Wendy Platt Free. (949) 675-0233 or (714) 564-6526. ' .. DINING/TASTING SUNSET DINNPtS The Rusty Pelican offers Sunset Dinners at 4 to 5:15 p .m. Monday through Friday at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $10-$15. (949) 642-3431. SUNDAY BRUNCH The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday Brunch from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m .. fNery Sunday at 2735 W. Coast Highwat, Newport Beach. $8-$15. (949) 642..:3431. 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OFFERED AT $1, 150,000 DANA BLACK, REALTOR FOR PRIVATE SHOWING V OICEMAIL PAGER (949) 729-8296 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2227 PORT CARusLE, NEWPORT BEA€H MATT EVANS AsSOCIATE (949) 378-0715 DICK DICKSON (949) 637-1429 • • • • ~xecutive home with 6 bed, 4.5 bath, very private backyard, pool and spa; master suite with fireplace; large walk-in closet; downs~ bedroom and bath; dining area for table of twelve; • er carpeting throughout; living rooll) With fh:eplace; large three car/suv garage; family room ..,..~ .. bar and fireplace; kitdlen with b t nook; two la.ige attic stotage area's; thennopane & solar pool lleatiilg System; ~ to sh9Pl>Jq. dining and most important, award nnnmlll schools. GEi llNG INVOLVED • OETTING INYOUllD runt periodlc:attv In the Dally Pilot on a rotating bea'9. If you'd like For lnfonnation on adcllng your organization to thla list call (949) 67~. ACADElmc VEAR IN AMERICA Costa Mesa famlllel can host a German student and earn up to $1,000toward a numberoftravel abroad programs. Danielle Carpino, (800) 322-HOST. ALS ASSN ., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Assn., which helps individuals who have the disorder that is also known as Lou Gehrig's dlseaae, needs volunteers. (714) 375-1922. AMERICAN HOME HEAL1H HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program need8 volunteers to give emotional support to terminally Ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. Ttalnlng Is provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. BEST BUDDIES The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers, 18 and older. to provide companionship for adults with developmental disabilities. As a •citizen Buddy," volunteera will visit with a buddy twice a month and call or e-mail them once a week. The organization lso has an &-Buddies program that forms friendships entirety over the lntemet. Volunteers for that program must be at least 12. (714) 546-1826 or www.bestbudditn.org. EASTER SEALS Easter Seals needs volunteer• for ongoing clerical work and to help in programs for children with disabilities and in speci1I events. (714) 834-1111. FlSH -MOBILE MEALS Call (949> 642-6060 to help Friends In Service to Humanity assist with the Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emergency assistance to thoae In need. Both always leff volunteer assistance in a variety of areas. (949) 64&-8050. FRIENDS OF THE NEWPORT BEACH U8RARY The book store needs book donations for book sales. Good quality children's and nonfiction books are especially neaHecl. They may be left at any of the branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar. or in the special book closet next to the Friends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave. Volunteers are needed to staff the used book store that it inside the entrance of the Central Library. Volunteers must be members of the Friends of the Library and are asked to work one three-hour shift per month. (949) 759-9667. JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ORANGE COUNTY The organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism. developing the potential of women and impr'Olllng communities through the effective action and leedershlp of trained volunteers, is aeetclng new members. (949) 261-0823. KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPICE SERVICES Volunteers are needed to provide four hours per week visiting patients or doing errands for them or their caregivers In communities near volunteers' homes. (662) 622-3805. NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Newport Harbor Neutical Museum offers a number of volunteer opportunitle9 In the gift thop, .. docents or '9C9Ptiomsts, with~ wort and whh funckelelng events. Treinfng la pn:Mded. (MS) 876-2366. ORANGE COUNTY CtlLD M&m flREvumoN CENTER ,,... ..... Medi volumMr'I to WOft Wllh ,,........ fWnlll• and c:Nlchu, prcwlclng W9eldy emodooll Mapport to femlllH, ..... end ftrll-dme mothen in "'* homea.,,... ....... 911dng for • .......,,WMlllV ~(7M)MM333 QUOTE OF TIE DAY "(My mother) ts a swedsean. SM worlu!d two jobr ID /JUI gloves on my hatub and cJeaa on my fed ... ,, -·~ ,. lportl Eaor Roser Cattson • 1949) 5744223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170 MENS WATER POLO Point; counterpoint· DON l£ACH I DALY PILOT Goalie Genai Kerr and his Newport 'A' Water Polo Foundation teammates have a formidable challenge today at CdM. CATCHING UP WITH Newland vs. Vargas at 10:30 a.m., then the finals at 3:15 p .m. as Senior Nationals wrap up today. Steve V1r1en Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Easy does it. That's what was supposed to be the scenario for the Newport Harbor Wa· ter Polo Foundation 'X team, which grabbed two victories to advance to the semifinals of the Senior Nationals at Corona del Mar High Saturday. However, Newport A proved to be hardly conservative. Ted Newland's band of talented water polo players scored seemingly simple victories over Golden Bear ·~ CUC Berkeley), 11-4, and then a 12-4 win over Ma· libu Waves (Pepperdine). Newport will face Stanford in the semifinal today at 10:30 a.m. at CdM, whim means the pupil. for- mer CdM High and current Stanford Coach John Vargas. will face the teacher, Coach Newland. Vargas, hardly a student. coached the 2000 U.S. Olympic Team and suc- cess has followed him wherever he roams. His Stanford squad gave Sen· lor Nationals defending champion New Yock A1hletic Oub 'X all that it could handle Friday, and Stanford collected two wins Saturday. Coaching at Vargas' side will be assistant Brian Kreutzltamp, the for- mer Newport Harbor High coach. "We are friends," Newland said of the matchup against Vargas. "He lived at my house and he put in his time for the Foundation. We'll bang our heads out there and we'll see what happens in the end. They'll probably tty to counter the hell out of us." New York AC A will face Malibu in the other semifinal. New Yock AC A carries five U.S. National Team Members, while Newport boasts five, including Jeff Powers, who will be a senior at UC Irvine in the fall Stan- ford will feature three U.S. NatiQoal Team members today in Peter Hud· nut. Tony Azevedo and Jeff Nesmith. Powers and U.S. National team· mate Ryan Bailey ruled the waters against Golden Bear 'I\. Powers scored five goals, while fellow two- meter man Bailey contributed four goals. Robert Lynn and UCI assist· ant men's water polo coach Marc Hunt added one goal each. Goalie Genai Kerr recorded seven saves, as Newport played without Newland, who watched over his Newport B SQUjld made up of current UCI play- ers. Newport B lost twice. Newland arrived moments after the opening sprint in Newport's A game against Malibu. Malibu shut out Newport A in the first quarter. 1-0, but Newport roared back. out- scoring Pepperdloe, 9-0. over the next two quarters. Newport posted three goals in the second and then went on a 6-0 run in the third, sa>r· ing on counterattacks and ~ Bailey to keep Malibu off balance. Bailey led with a six-goal per· formance. Powers added two goab, while U.S. National Team member Dan :Klatt contributed one goal, as did Hunt and Mike l?vans, the three-time Olympian. "I just told <Newport) to slow down and be padent," Newland said of his squad's breakout from a zero. point first quarter. "They know what they have to do. It's not a secret and there's no reason to panic." -Today's schedule 7 a.m. -New York AINetic Club '8' vs. Bruin; 8:10-Suisetvs. Gaden Be• 'A' Semtfinais: 9:20 -New York ~ 'A' vs. Mllbu; 10:30-Newport Hilbor ·~vs. Slanlord ~ prne-11:40 a.m. f'~aame-12:50p.m. l'Nnkllace 11ame -2 p.m. ~ship aame-3:15 pm. ·Mike Hogan A pitcher in the minor leagues for seven years, he has returned to his roots. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot I t began as a bet Mike Hogan had with Orange Coast College pitching coach Tun Kelly ln the 1UDU11er of 1980. 11red of catchln8 bullpen sessions lo OCCa IWllJJler leasue games. Hogan approached Kelly and asked him lf be ""could pitch 1f the team got up by 10 runa. Kelly agreed to the bet and sure enough. OCC had a 10-run lead ln a pme and Hogan got his chance. Hogan grew up .u a catcher and oudlelder at Newport Hamor High (1978 paduate) and at OCC for his two years before he went to Arizona State for a year before being drafted by the Houaton Altroa in 1981. Ironically, Hopn WU drafted sixth in tbe'Major League Baaeball dratt a week after be pitched for the first time at occ. but declined md Instead pitched for Artmna State. Hopn .u the winning pitcher ln OCX:....,. c:hamplomb1p pme in ltlO and aftir pHcblns for Artzona State, tpmt lftell yem In the minor ...... wtlh the Altrol. OUllnd ~Sen Prmdaco G6antl and 1'nDID Blue JI)' He roomed with c:umnt...,.. \bl:k .... ,.... DIMd Wlllll wbBe the ""° .......... ~,.,.. Olpdradon. ~ .::::T9..:' :* .... >'°-" JM lbl CD 11B ~1'1'1 hid (Ml) In ... ~._ ... ...,. ~ .................. -~_,,--.... WBimlJr. w-. naa..,.._.balll ....,,l:/:!".._.,._armcn ~ ........... ..... IHI "l bad some great seasons but me at 30 pitching against young kids doing the same thing signaJed to me It was time to move on, .. Hogan said. The two have two children, Halley, 10, and Hannah, 5, and have lived on the Balboa Pen1nsula for five yea.rs after Hogan spent 10 years in Palm Desert. where he owned a baseball school. But Hopn always wanted to come back to Newport where be grew up attending Newport Elementary and Ensign Intermediate before going to Newport Harbor. He gtves much credit to his upbrln&lnl to bis mom. Patty Hogan. "She 11 a sweetheart," Hopn said. "She worked two jobs to put gloves on my hands and cleats on my feet" · Hopn dilcovered an avenue to return to bis boyhood ,home by way of hi.a moblle bulineel that.he now owm, cdld H •ff P.ntenalnment. which ' bdnll tnmpoUnea and cUmbtng wan. ~ corporate eventl and grad •1 Md a dniam to come beck to Balboa and raile kids and the trampoline aawd the~,, Hopn Mid. "It'• IOod to pt back to the old atomplns pounda." Woltb'8 alonplde 8al>oa Pun Zone ===== rock dlmMng will two )'WI later to the funmae. "J WM lonunate to haw Pat pe ml the oppcxtlmtlJ ID pul (the tnqiallne Ind ioc1t ••1HPsw.a> c1own ha a lt wadmd out ..... ffD9m llkl. HollD...,. Kdw wtda Jw., an the .... court ........... _. .. ....................... -n1 ... 11r .... ., ...... . ~ ....... ._... .......... , &....,_..,. .. . .. ..... aml.s ........... ..... :; .r1.T!.-: ... -......... Mike Holan, former Ocqe Coast Colege basebll ptayer, spent seven seasons i1 the minor ..... but now he his returned to his home twf Ind owns Ind GOii'•• thi rock climbirW Wll lid other lttrlC11Cins It tM Balboa Peninsull's Fun Zone. 4 • . • • .. .. • Policy How to Place A --Deadlines-- Rato1 and deadline• are 1ubject to ch&nae without r'lodce. The publllher re1orve1 the rlpt to cenaor, reclullfy, rcviee or reject any clu1Jfled advertieement. Pleue report any ""°' that may be in your clu1tftod Id lmmedtarely. The Dally Pilot ICCeptl no llablllty for any error in ui advertfloment for which It may be re1pon1lble e1tcept for the coat of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the tint inacrtJon. • • CLASSIFIEiAD -iii] Monda.y ..................... 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To atl!lflf1ln of di•• U'Mla1ll1111V11lU4UI 1111 lrff II l·•J0.414•1HO, rot.in In en 1tt11rl to citltr the b11t 11rvlct p1111lbl1 to our re1dtn end •dvtr· t111n, wt wlll requl11 Conlrectort who 1dvtr• tllt In th• lervlce Directory to Include their ConlrtOIOra LICllllt number In their 1dvtr· tl11m1nl Your co· oper1tlon 11 1ra•tl1 :egtde!9d. ~Otntrtl Conlrtclot Sj)tcllll1ln1 In hill! quality re~ 9'!•111• • When Quellty CcMlntl" lm&21~ 71~ 5211 ,..,,..'" __ Klldlln I 11111 I RlmOdll Mlba ...... bwiom fll!llB15 WM: ---~ ...... &~ ~ .... =·=u:: ;;;;;::::· Ccullm'I. ?!lllll•?l4ft7·!111 ......... WWllOWCOVIWI Mini·~ ..... lllNI ,,.~...,.•umn• ,... "'·"'""'' .. LI!.~_&; ,,.~, ' '""'' TIM '"""""'"' Mobll1, '"' • Mtndlyl I c•n trtvtl toyollf llomt or oU!c• !1!:!,!l·IUI c.,my A TO I tWttYMAN ~ pollf 7"·w=?!ff c.,..~ '*(Mplf ,:)CAafllT• .. tptln , r1tchln&. lnt tl ll Courltou1. 1n111t1 ~ wtio!:Hltl !41·4U·~ c..-. By Phone {f49) 64~5618 By Mall/In Penon: 330 Wt1t Bay StrMC Wednel<Uy .............. 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PINANCIAI. ft~OQ"AMt AIT1QU8 . p;;;;ii Mal n:~al1~'~lt11:ll:n?1~~ ~·"' llt0 Liiie lllWI lft toll a 1ptal1ll11 In poor 011dlV ~ ... & ... ..,, ... ._.11o lft Lovt 1111, lmmea b1nkruptor/ conaclld•· ""' .._,,_ 0-"· oond, Jr1tn 011nll11rr • tlon/ mort1111 • 1uto. Pllllf= ~ 1\, ~ bt111 fTorel on • oreme Cell tod1y tor 1 better ,-.71oti ... lteok1ro11nd. C1n 1m1fl tomorrow. KLllN ,,. .__.!......:.... -.. . plloto, 11000 for both NANCIAI. ll"VICll I• ,..,.,, _., -t41 .. rt·rtOO •·114·•711111. hrt lOlm·4tlm 1.1.T SIU rour 11nw1nt1d ""'" "''°"t!I 011111111• htr• flH 11nlltr H!llt!TlfJlll!I' af~t II" '°''· w rovt ... t, ar• ollom1n n111t11ok l~br r1111 tollr 111 rer 11400 (Mt)"'"'"' I lo o I I .1111 •I I y I" 11 I {1 111 , 1, 'o11 I -·~-' ............ ~ lff..t~a-h ct11tr, ptltlty club ch•ff, 2 pine ermoffH, l pint df1111t. Lovely condition .............. lllliNd rUllRTUll L lvln1 room contentt by Artlf1cll lntern1tlon1I Terre Iron p1tlo rurn • lllOl't .f4l-4tl0 rllt a.... ........ 1100 obo, Z Q11ter1 dlnln1 t1blt wl• ch11f1 l300 DbO M•Ml·llM 1b:!i'£'J! !:fu1t '"· 18901trlc1 ""' "4-14MHI IUNl TO THI DUMPlll 714·-·llll AVAii.AiLi TOO~YI .._._"' I' •••• J ~w.:.--fll'llli....._Cll. :m 80,000 Homes Each Week 132 per we~k ( 4week minimum) Lerralne at (949) 574·4245 ....... ,.. I Wllk!J •WMt1 IM•utllul, IO• EFl!IO. 0.•••••11 liilu 1111 Ml PrlMfllm Th• Celtr. ft11bllc UtllltlH commlMlon requlr11 th1t 111 utld houuholf 100.r1 movera rrtnt their tt.u.c. C• T n11m0.,; llmot end ch1uff111re 111lnt tllllr T .C.ft, numbtr In Ill ldVtf· tlMmenla. H you ll1v1 1111 ,uHtkHl1 11Mvt tll• 111t1t1 of • 1110¥1r, 111110 t f chtuffffr, cell: PUI· LIC UTILITlll COM• MISSION 71 4·111· ' I llllAV 'S CBOSSWOIUJ ANSWI BS .....,"',.. ~ ,,or111tona1 , ..... u...-......... Du •sP' :! t Olllr" 0 !' • ....... o.., o.1111 Miii. OI ...., ... •a• Oii--·· .. • WHJ!U'S WALOOT 80dl ~ SolMI\ dcaJL NORTII •J7541 with lbe llll, decllrer Wll ~ ll dwee !Olen ln lhe aWlor adU end OllC in laru. The only way to etempe tlw flle WM to ~ver an mdpUy. , .. ,_ ........ , .... , C011t-porary ttot.. J8f plltt office, S.581 wiltl ~--11laws, wood floors, eunlte covnlen. 1laki· IMI steel llPPflMCel. Ill .... 0u!M'I M9·262·311l •9'1!9 .. ~ ..... ........ .i.M ... ........ a ... .......,wtto ..... ur• "°" •17 ect l.Jlwle Lecato. Mt-509-8923 U90 tlU ·-·· '-ti Ch.,mlnt 48r 28s + ,.,den toom, atr•·lc lot. Gorpovs si•nn1 .. P•tlo. Call act .. 8ev 949·718· 2742Of.loft111-2718 ~A 107 J OK• •13 EAST The queen of diamondl w .. cov- ered with lhe kin&. loiin& lo the .:le. Eut "Ollliaued with the ieo of ctia-monm. pain& a count lipal from pMn«, then ihlfted 10 lhe eeven or clubs. Decllrer R* wieh lhe ace, drew lhe ~ INll1> md chen exited with a club. EMt won will) lbc leCl Md llNftod lo a low Ian. Should declliru otay lbc queen from hind. Dlaylna e..i for the kin&. or follow low, placln& East with tTiie jack and West with the kifta? J.s It a pwe p:u? ................. ._.. hotM properly wiUI elmost 2 eu• of land wltll pool Oii an 8500 sq.ft. flit pad. 11.100.000. • .. , .... 0""'1 9Q..262·36 2 ... ~ ............ view,.., .. buutlful 38r coMo. Price tecfuctd, $1.•.ooo -ct Jetemy Mt-J00.1S41 •Vold ~uu 0 A1062 ,_.ftYAYU PAtwal YlllOll NATIOllWl9llSA 9 ........ ,.. www.p:ltldl'-'•·c°"' Yw h•• ...... Bau RIMOdtltd 3B•m l .58a 1415.000 O,.n Sun 1·5 2203 Vista Huerta •II Linda 714·404-5678 The biddi111: SOUTH WEST NORTH P.AST Only if you -$UtC &bat the oppo-neru do not know what they are doing! Obviously. lbc opponents can maneuva-to wui the dub crick In whichever hand Ibey chooee. If~ doca not have the hean km.J. {>laying a high club will enlUte wuwuoLc':: ........... • OCIAllRIOln RX8 .................... l• ,_ 1• .... . ,_ ........ Of>a SAT--l·S ........ ..... t49-7U-&120 Opcnina ic.cs: Queen of o ,, .. ..,..a... ' Sometlmea you have to guess the loalioo of a putlculat can!. More ~ lhan noc.. ~ are cl11CS 10 point you In the rigfll dilection. North Is tiorderline for a t.lmple nabe to two spade& or an IJlfCSSIVC jlmp 10 an inv1WJooal ttwc spades -the rtM trump and two doobleions clooda the decision. Rcprdless of which approach NQf1h adopcs. the rtna1 conlnlCI should be game 1n spades. Irick md a bean shil't will lbco your contn1ct. Now tlw you know Eut does not have die bean Uia. your only hope is tlw the mis.sina honon are split. IO play low from hand. YO!lr reuoning bears fruit when West produces the ting and your contnct rolls home. 2bf, ni., ., .. t views, many uper•dnlll $6391< c.• M9-322.Qll3Z Otrecl M9--.13ZA .......... Mww Uettoe Liv• on lido Isle, llHutlful ~ywd, 3Bt 3Ba, •II __ , 9">300-1549 Nert.. w ... Zbf 21>• condo, new llle/crpt. patio. Fp. 2c car. q pool, 11800/mo. 714·393-1925 ~ ... o.w'ldlcl 3br hDmL Prv ...... -F lllhlon II, lhopl, tchoa8. 11ro-:~ South's best &hot for game went up in smoke when West led the queen of diamonds. Since that nwked C!ast You dlould have been aware or this situation from the very first trick. 'There are many similar combioadoo.s where whichever side broaches 1 suil concedes a Jrick to the opponeois. Be aware of tllem and become a bct1er player in I.he process. As.-t.C...._.._. localed In Newport Hel&hh·Completlon Summet 2002. 48r (opt 5th Br) 5.58ath home with • Woncletful Grand s tairc•se •nd entr1. Coastlone Realty 949.759. 0177 llt C..y-McMIM llcht & brl&hl 2Br, 2 slOl'y townhome, near comm pool ' tennis, &•led, move·ln rudy $414,SOO. •eta. Ann, Biii, or Suanne, Prudential Ca Realty 949·632·2890 NOltATI SAUi Prime EHtsld• Costa Mesa. larce 48r, 2-story, just listed. ~.000. •ct. 949· 7Z3·8l20 s •Home Owners only •Good ' Bad Credit •Nolncome Verflcatlon • Blt's/Foreclo5ure OI( Pr"'-Y c.pt ... IM. 949~-lOst MIJUSTIUl. PROPER I Y FOR LWE 4482 HOMES~SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY ......... , ... 1 ... 111. P•t • Charmin& 38r IBa on Belvue lane, wondttfut f1mily honw1 on • larc• lot, lots of room lo 11~nd, Iara• open rHr patio Offered at $949,000 Cati Het.ne Joy Of Jon .I.cobs 949-6"73-3663 Shown by appointment 0,.-Set & s.. 1-4 ('--"'-C....ti)/ 36WWteW9ter $7".000 949-ttt-2430 .. t,lehJec .... PnHIC.A..tty Hr 2.5.. remodeled condo, So of PCH, fabulous view, Prfnclpab Ol)ly1 agt. 949-280-2067 ColtlMm ~-('Sffle L.aoti.. An eaquisite 4Br 3.58• l1m1ly home. Completion S.W•nc 02. Open Sat ' Sun 278 Albert Pltct. Coastline Rutty 949-759-0177 211tANOMIW CUSTOMHOMH Of'ENSATISUN 1·4, 511 ' 519 Aliso Ava. 511r's 111 w/pvt ba's approx 4300sf. Owner/ Broiler Ric._ Nelson .949-721-6984 Of'IM SAT-SUM 1-S 1u1~w., Gore remod, cul·de·aac le yard, 4bt + hm off, 3 full ba. Hdwd firs, &f•n· Ile ' lunestone $849,000 ~McNen.F~ PttlMllSTATH PATIIK• TIMOAI NATIOMWIOI USA 949 ... 56-9705 www.palrlcklenore.com .....Coal 1400 ...,_,,.... wltll IAYTIIOMT W•AJKI AC Offl<• • s.p.a... fOUVU WW TOWletOlll nr South Ccmt Plsza. 3br ind lacfl "'* br's. _., pnvRI. 2 cs pr. l.dl wm. poc1. """ S269JXX> OM! Kine •IM-Mt..a82...JJ60 ~ 714-814-1101 .................. Ave. 95C per.....-• $1 .... .000 ft ..... , 949 .... 2-9'66 :pt. 949-72J-8 I 20 Ollmlll''--CGrona ... Mlr M••tl111t•• I eecli Prima Olflce/Medlcal Bides. Call Patrtcll Tenore Nationwide USA 949-&~56-9705 A <•••••w ,.....,. le<etl.... Stro to Bic Corona and lookout point Ocnn & Jetty views compliment the 4Br 4 5 custom home. Completion Summer 2002 Coastline Really 94~ 759-0177 ~r 3W 2i.. ..._, beach cloH, 2 c car, frt & backyd. $319,000 lr•w 949-466-U57 OPIMSAT-SUM 1-5 17St. T....- P--ac YI•-, Oao, city li.M •le-, fSIO Sl.MS.000 949-41S-4000 lrelien pretect ... leat le< .. i.. 11 corner lot wtth custom pool, spa, built In BBQ. 38r plus office. 3 sea and farce master Br with o~an views •at. Mok• Ou11n 949·262·3612 A M ..... fk-f'.Uc.t Creet custom home eatate with canyon •nd ocean voaws, 6 Br 8 full betha, maids querttts, wine cellar. Call offk:e lor complete list of am1nt1n. Coestlone Rutty 949-759-0177 P'l•ce )'Our •d todayt C949) 642-5678 OflN Slit 1-4 ... ~ .... Jbr U'Sbt_,,~ Mlryf.wet TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE ACA088 1 UM the rink 8 lded the joint c)...., 11 Georgia city 18 Cafe altnlcllon 21 Eget cousin 22 Tlke up or let OY1 23 Fakir'• fallh 24 Place for ~ 25w.t 26 Small crown 27 l..8ddef rung 28 Roly-chMICed 29 Half ol 'deu)( 30 •t.oo Grenr 1t11r 32 Utile bugs 34 For adults ontv (hyptl) 3881g swig 38 Tall and lhln 40 VOicanic formations 42 Polishing agent 43 Gathers, u crops 45 Bntad spreads 47'Egadsl' 49Soatcsup 52 Pinch 53 Tries ID penuade 54 Wor1< --neat 57 Bamboo munchefS 58 Loaf around 59 Thin pomdge 60Harldle 81 Acx::um.tlate 82 OUtstandlng 83 Unsuftlt* &4 wanning drir* 85S.....Mat 88 Caugt'C. ~ 68Teentavee 880rganfea1Lir• 70 Ceramic~· 72Fllm 73 QA flowerl '7401191 75 Names of things ns&age 78 Abdul Of Zahn 79Grumplly 82Comtoner 83 Go separate ways M Beer baJTels 88·1ge.c· authOr 89Nerwue 90 Hlghe9t point 92 Feel 80rJy aboUt 93Whltwa a. Small pens 95 Silgef -Shore 96 Cool tllbric 98 ~andball points 99Pausea 100 Word pl'ocessor cnoioes 101 Pet 102 Channel-surf 103 Magle lerf1> occupant 104 Rulers 105 Diplomacy 108Heal'1tl 107 Entet1alner Della - 108 lmt:>fOYe the highway 109 Hun-y att 111 Gyrete 1130uotl 115 Nobelilt -VMsel 119 CYben dance (flyph.) 121 Accord ITlllket 123~ 12!5 lritef'Mll adlr. 128 Hollow rodt 127 Mlnolllur'S lsllnd 129 ~ ecpclf1 131 a.llCfte _,. 133 8*>y Of lndY .. ,,,. 13"4 Gourmet nuttlrOOm 138 ~ l)9lrOn 138 lntlnOed ~:~ 139 VloWlt .. uw 140 OeeperadO'a fUf DOWN 1 Shoulder gesture 2 ~ ot ·sP99d" 3 SatellJte of Ul'llnUS •coet menure 5 New • *91' 8Snoozes 7 EJcttatlrreetrial• 80eeo&ate 9 ,.,,,. ya, lo T.inyaon 10 Ounce fr.atior\ 11 Oldn' recogmze 12·0ueX1ng· v ... 13S1utty 14 Acom beater 15 Old• neighbor 1B Olalels. ~n (h~) 17Hlghways 1ecommand 19Sloppy, HI racetraclc 20 A •1.rt11e• woman 31 Thlclc slk:el 33 Mountaineer'• aid (2 wets.) 35 Drive away 37Pokes 39 catefWllUled 41 W.1"e toppings .. Wipe out • ttoppy '"' Ncneenee Yer'le Wlttef' .... "'-'alt --1" 481npi9cm !50 lhumper's fl1end 51 EICergot 52 Cheyenne abode 53 E........,, range 5-4 Open .... bOClle 55~belll !58H~ 58 ~·t· find 59 Trol'a COUWI 60 Dangerous beet 82Ukea~ 83 t.e. (1Wo words) &4 N141'1 room fS7 Long oar 68 Tl>er locM • Disney dog 71.Jomup 73 Metl9. peclCage 7 4 Third planet au 78Gl'M .. n l.Adtee' lhoe9 78 Ollddiel 78 Fall blr1h*>ne 80 Feminist -Jong 81 Ute a brOOm 82Cite 83 Pub servings 85 FllMeedilg eagles 86 Speculate 87 Have 111bes about 89 llllnols city 90Traces 91 Hangar oa:upant a.Bevel 95 Spanish noblemen 97 ·aooc1 night" girl 99Moor 100Pature 101 Apple drink 103 RJod auppller 104S~oom 108 8IUndert>usl 108 Incited 1 <1'f T.., gu Jarget 108 e.rdN 1atc• 108 Pldc ltlf 110 o.:ld9d on 112·-hat" 114 w.. k>rCed (2 wda.) 11e ·sw w.,.-di'ec:b" 111H11rann 111Mekeheppy 120Plnnede 122 Broecl ... 1214 Pd daWn '129 Thi;'• piece 128G#den planting 130 Bran IOOf09 132 Aulhor Tolstoy ....... ,..t:i --~ .. .... .._. 2500il .... _.. .................... l••· ••tf• ..... ...,... ways, $198.000. ....._ Dunn, •If.. 949-262·3612 NIMllSTAns PA .... TUMNll ·Mnoll-USA .......... 10S ·-==--•.cotn ~Im&' lUllRCRllD .... RoomltorRIM li040 NB/Ocean View rooms, Oceanfront/22nd. pvt rm, unlurn, shara ba, utls pd, n/m)llC. llotch· enelle, lndry, l block to Newport Piet, $660/mo. Call Sam al 949-278-7905 (between 91-Sp) f'rtw.. a-w/b•ltl Newport home. SIP ant. no kitdl. quiet n/Slf(N. no pets S650ni 949-631 ·5 lll ==- YIAltlY UASH SUMMIA l.IASIS Bill GRUNDY REM.TORS 949 67S-6161 21r 1 ... COfllm pools & ·~ ++ 11375/mo. Bkr 949-642·3850 (cell) !M9-300-3297 ClOSI TO llACJtl 2bt. 2ba, bale, firepl•ct, l c•r car, 11800 •ct 949-673 7800 1 ... u1.1 ,,, 21t. condo, w/planhllon shutters, st99s lo pool ' spa, mons to ocun. $2000/mo Edit Oken, •II· 949-718-1532 IAYV1fW 31K Zb•. 2 ur ear. SZOOO/mo yr lse Sec/clunonc dep No pel 2420 University Ot Near Irvine Ave 949 770 5695 3ir 21• ..,,in, 1tapa to beach, tp, 2 car car, I year leue, no pets, $2100fno. 626 359 4539 EAST IWff 3br 2ba townhou$e, end unit, blllcony, wd ttwps, 2 car pr. -$ZllX) 9'9.29J..46.'I> Beautllul areenbeJI "Th• Bluffs" 38r 2.5b•, alnt cond, comm pool, $2600/ mo. •at. 949/219-244.4 ,........,. 2'W 2iMI family rm, Le ktlch, lnslda lndry new crpt, $2700/mo l yr lease, A41t. 949-651·2155 leyvl•w ,.,.._. ,., 2.51 •• fp ....... . $2800/-•c. .. ; .... , .... ·49-719-:IOS 1 efllVAn IAYSHOmSe ~;,~~·r --~19 JV1t Aueu TIM ley ...... ll4• ...... ,. Bayfront Coll•a•. Lido R1v1era new ZBr 281, 11 pvt beach, la pool & ~. S3850mo 949 673 6030 710LodoParld)• Open SaVSun •COM, STOllAGI UNrT Sf>ocleua re•allieled fOf rant. drive up/on 481 3Ba In p1est111ous •PPfOl ZSOsf. $500/mo. netchborhood pool, 2 c 9 49-271-1003 C', I& fenced yd $t500 RESIOENTlAl RENT AlS 9 673 1162 ORANGE 7400 Newpost Coat COUNTY Trevor• 21r 21• condo, turn key. 2c .ill &•r. So 81yfront Z5ft lo sand vu bay/boats. fr l&. w/d, a•r•c•. st0<a,e. patio SZOOOm yrly. 9 376-5413 ....,.,... .. Sir 2.. 4pta, upper, car. w/d, lrla, Ip, watet pd, ocn vu, Awl mtd·Aue S2400mo 949·722·7436 Y-+t21r lhw/e-. $1650/-. Ocwf•-• J~ 2h Wloter ...... SHOO/-. 0.C.....A""-Wel .......... , • ..tty t4t-67J-S66S C-Sliwres furn '""ly rent.i oveflookin& beach & ocun Avatl Aua and Sept .. Bev White. Prud C• Rnlly 949-219-2402 si..p. ci-. 21r, 110. Bia Corona 2 Biiis, patio, carporl. $1500/mo, lea'.14 949-673-.3H2 ~ 2lr lbl hdwd • • wd I"-sb. " I*' ~ SM 1.().1. Sil 1/2 ~ ,,_ M $l!m 9&713-1500 S. ef PCH 2br lb•. new cerpet/lliVcloMts. Avail 9/1 $1600/mo. no pets/ smk1. 949-723·5273 a.-1 .. ,,_~ ... eels. "' " ,..,. 1 c Jll!. wd Hllcas, 429 lril. S\J!iQ.' mo. ~ 14f~ , ... ..... -..1,~11 a........ 2tlt lba frt house. Slow reftlC, wd, Ip, IC yd. New palnV carp, car. 419 ...,Cold, Sl795/mo. Bell close, avail 8-20 949-760·3101 3br 2111 ............. "-frtwd. lc..,.~ mo. ....,.,. ... SZ3!iWlra. SM i..tillU ......U J• n. 1.5 bib to llch, nu apt;.,.lnt. catti et .... nu clst sys, 11/pets/sdlc SZ500mo. 949-675-7591 Se of PCM Mr a., Fp, w/d hli·UC»S. frle. F rMCh doors, frnt yard, evall 11115 S2600 !M!MOO-OB Upsc.le Coron• Hl&h lands 3+2 house la dtctl, drive by 524 S.•w•rd Rd Jtey ecceu to pvt beech LM $2700 949-673·9336 Cllll .... lenn11, comm pool, spa, creat toe, w/d. trlc+ all ulls tncld $2200/mo. a I Elvore 949 466 7~36 Home 0atM .... ...,. .. 38r, 1/1Ba. mrbl firs ~IOflaU Av,;; 9,"5 lM :,:. 9&640-1156 JOBSWANTB> 8200 CAltlGNlll 30 yrs tap, 1els, reasonable rates, need 8pm to 7am shtfl 71 .... lS-5709 JOBSOFfERm Domalic en.loWmlrll MOO NutlSl Pf•V duty NPB residence, must be RN or LVN F/T Liv In, Stroke, D••beles, MS, G lube leedones Sh••• IOb 31 />days/wit. Mon 7pm fro 7am Releriats S1lary SIOOO/wk Incl bnlts inter views @ 4621 Teller Ave foa1 949-852-035 I er ... 949-2SJ-2100 Emptoymenl -c-.,tv .... •• s...i ..... Rew•rdtnc posllt0ns tq provide in home com pen1on1hlp, homemak Ina. •rands Flea PT hrs or 24 hr shifts, Car req'dl 714·444-4881 Prevt4er RellUon Otrteer nMded !Of 0.nUJ HMO, lot Southern Ca f aa ·-to !Jll9-483..Sl51 ""1Yt<.. C-del worlllne Foreman & Wiremen. Good Co , pay .. 11-ftls 7141!5-5405 Of ••• 714-373 5531 lm•1olll .. e 0,.--. 10< tllt*..:.d loen offtc•s Leads pro111ded Hleh com.-lon arunl'mtnt. PINsa untect St.,.,.noe (!49) 2SCM9 t 1 Met.C freM Deelt flu hrs, Fl/PT. Apply at 1-'tC_..... ...... 118 1111 Sl le 71MIJS41'10 Pwt-t .... P-••"' Cat Sitters for Ht'll'J>C)rt Bell, Ccwona ., Mlir. Tllllln, ()_,. ~ rMl PT CUSTOtHa SlaVKI d~l• b•st M&mt 10 20hr• par wl. Home office for National Alithor/sptall9f. PC alulls •nd ACT/Qllooh E·ma1I resume to; P•t@lpat pear son.com P /T '"""'-• W••-e.-.a fer-multl· tnt., speak [qeltsh, OMV req'd, C.M loc1bon Call 10< detaots. 949-631·7266 Pfl Mies p .... .., NB furniture showroom, Ilea hours, entttcetoc, w1lhn1 to lear" Call fOf det•tls 949-631 7266 Pen-Tl•• aac.,.t1eel1t c--.... M-..... htete efflce, S1H>4oy1 -"' 9--s,.. '•• !Ma ,. s-949-640-7429 PUSONAl lltAINla Experienced. fOf Corona del Mar laclloty Call Losa 949-675-3287 HCIPTIONIST FT, '1eavy phones, hght lypln& and computer Must work Sat & Sun $10 hr + benefits. Call 9.49·644-2700 or laa resume to 949-721:8584 lllCIPTIONIST /Nf'I Phones/d8ta enlry, fl w/benef 8:30am·5pm start $9tlr 949.253.280() fu 949·85lHl351 4621 Teller Ave IUO lletell/Fre11t Deea. Stevens &. 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