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Home My WebLink About2002-08-17 - Orange Coast Pilot... Serving the Newport-M_esa community since 1907 SATURDAY,AUGUST17,2002 / ~eaching out with hands and hearts ' Friends are rallying around 4-year-old Leilani Gutierrez, helping to·raise money for the Costa Mesa girl who woke from a coma paralyzed. need to bring Leilani home from the HealthBridge Oilldren's Rehabilita- tion Hospital: a respirator,· a power generator, a wheelchair-accessible van and other medical needs. FYI WHAl': "Walk for Leilani" to benefit the family of 4-year-old Leilani Gutierrez June CHa1rAnde Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Leilani Gutierrez emerged from her coma into a wodd she never knew existed -one where her dream of riding ponies is now much farther out of reach, one where simple functions like walking and talking can no longer be taken for granted. Though the Gutierrez family and the whole community breathed a slgh of relief when the Costa Mesa 4- year-old emerged fr9m her coma, the news still can't be called good. Leilani was rendered a quadripl~c by an auto collision on Mother's bay. Her life and that of her mother, June Gutierrez, are changed forever. The brightest ray, though, has been the outpouring oflove and sup- port from the community-an out- pouring that will continue Sunday when supporters walk to raise money for the Gutierrez family. The event will help the family pay for the medical equipment they will •we all knew she was a miracle to begin with. It's a miracle she's with us today." said Amanda Arthur, a New- port Beach coma survivor who has rallied behind Lellani's cause. Ar- thur's case was also a well-publicized tragedy when she and a group of other high school students were in a tragic accident five years ago. Melanie Franklin, a spokeswoman for the Gutierrez family, said the community's support so far has been a "tremendous help." Though Leilani does have health insurance, funds WHEN: 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Fairview Park COST! Donation of $10 or more ls requested INFORMATION: (949) 674-9044; donations can atso be made by mall to Leilani Gutierrez, P.O. Box 11322, Costa M esa, CA 92627 raised by the community have al- lowed June Gutierrez to leave her job as a waitress and spend her days at See REACHING, Pase A4 KENT TREPTOW I OAll Y PILOT The cast of the play "The.Treldon,• all 12, gather Friday in Santa Ana Heights for a rehearsal. In the back row. from left, are Sara Fassett, Emily Richonne, Nichole Gruenemay, Molly Esposito and Kristyn Plata. In the front are Katie Calligori, left, and the writer of the play, Julie Lane. A play of her own Budding playwright Julie Lane, 12, of Newport Beach has written a musical that she and her friends will star in at a Garden Grove theater. 1Teldon" at the Grove Theater Center in Garden Grove. The fact that it is being performed at all -let alone on a professional stage -is a· testament to the perseverance of the actresses and their parents, who pitched in to help with the costume and set designs. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot T he fertile imagination of a 12-year-old Newport Beach resident will be on display this afternoon when the musical she Wrote for herself and six of her friends debuts at a theater in Carden Grove. The musical, called "The 'lreldon" .:..... which represents the power to rule the universe -was written by • • • Julie Lane, who attends the Orange County High School of the Arts in Santa Ana The cast is torn between whether It's a comedy or a drama, but they all agree it's a futuristic parable of the search for one's destiny. For the past few m onths. they have been rehearsing in Julie's frontyard while the cacophony of helicopters, small planes and jets buzzes overhead. Today. they will stage "The FAMILY TIME ~1 can't believe we actually pulled this off," said Molly Esposito, who also attends the Orange County High School of the Arts. Julie, who fo~ on creative writing in school, said she first conceived the idea for "The Treldon" when she was drawing comic strips in the spring. She thought she could flesh out the idea Moviiig through life 's ·changes • A~ t the age of 8, my family moved from Ol1cago to Los Angeles. My mother frould not fty to save her life, so my brother and I took the ~ ft'ith her while our leerteea father lew. : The moYe from a..., W8I &raumldc. Yanked from DJ)' aood 18 In H,m Pldc. ~mper beet friend Roy Rdcb, I ated tir a run ct.y IDd DIP• lhe ~ Odef .-cl llom lhe Windy Qty CD lbe~"che~ But nochlal would~ me b lhe IDCMnl ......... 1 ........................ Mlln•aurllllllr..,....._. l2 dmil Iii 15,.... . . .. No, we weren't runntns from tbelaw,my mother just liked a change of acenery. That probably .__ ______ comes from STEVE llllTH the fact that lhenever learned how todrtft. While lbe Nit olm w.n ==-~ dml ID tlml, _, ..,._ lound .... .._..,__.. ....... And there. And over there too. Moving that often ls not good for kids, but I do have to admit to one benefit I've become an expert at mo¥tng. Some folb don't mind painting. For others, lmtaWnc a new roof fa a joy. For me. mcMns ... snap. Moma it euy. What'a hud to flsure out ii the mad JOU 181 once you move into a new home. In the few wee1m we've been here. wne recelwd ..... "hOr .... for ~flalft .... to =~~the ... -.Y,~M ., FYI "The Treldon" will be performed at 2 p.m. today at the Grove Theater Center, 12852 Main St., Garden Grove. Tickets are $1. into a play and molded the characters -with futuristic names like Jvon and Nelf -from her friends' distinct personalities. She invited her six friends, most of whom she met at Kaiser Elementary School~ to join in her dramatic adventure; they started rehearsing at the beginning of the See PLAY, PqeM Daily Pilot ... AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: ~.dalM:Jlfot.cooi WEATHER If onty fN9'Y weeltend could be .. nice .. thla. S.PlleA2. SPORTS !-.Ide High Sd'tOOI ..... MW b111W OOlldt In lhl tonn of Jon ...... fDnMr lAl'n ... ~ ld9Dol 111'1•1t00Mh. ........ 11 Leilani Gutierrez, 4, suffered injuries in a Mayauto col~sion that have left her paralyzed. A fund-raiser is planned to help with medical costs. Review of Kohl's plans up for vote Costa Mesa officials on Monday will consider authorizing an environmental study into replacing Kona Lanes and ice skating rink with retail store. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City Council tnembers on Monday will consider launching environmen- tal studies for a department store slated to re- place a vintage bowling alley, vacant ice skat- lng rink and empty movie theater at the Mesa Verde Shopplng Center on Harbor Boulevard. Renovation plans for the southern half of the Mesa Verde Shopping Center, where the lively Kona Lanes and the empty Ice Olalet and Ed- wards movie theater sit, call for all three build- ings to be replaced by a Kohl's retail store. Kohl's representatives have submitted an ap- plication for a 95,000-square-foot store on the Segerstrom-owned property. according to a staff report. The square footage is up from pre- vious applications that called for an 88,000- square-foot store. To bring Kohl's to Costa Mesa. a series of studies must be conducted to evaluate how the development will affect traffic, air quality, noise and neighbors. City staffers are recom- mending the council members approve a $59,000 contract to LSA Associates to fund the study. Kohl's will pay for the study and has depos- ited the cost, plus 10%, to cover internal costs of administering the contract, a staff report shows. Kohl's is a family-focused specialty depart- ment store that carries clothing, shoes, home accessories and more, company representative Susan Henderson said. Henderson said there is a companywide strategy to enter the Southern California market by spring of 2003. C.J. Segerstrom & Sons spokesman Paul Free- man said the project is the second phase of the overall rehabilitation of the Mesa Verde oenter. The northern end of the center is anchored by a Vons and has a Sav-On Drug, Starbucks Cof- fee. Boston Market and Hollywood Video. SM REVIEW, P .. e A4 • • SIMditj, ~ 17. 2002 rr I I -I FAI'I11 THE MORAL OF THE STORY. 1Lead in the art Oceans of Bible learning I ! off orgiveness , "Humanity is never so b«lutiftd as wlum • praying for forgiveness or else forgiving : another." -Jeu Pm.ti Rk::hter j : L ast week I attended a leadership, • conference. For 2 ~ days I sang. prayed, : took notes, laughed, cried and took : more notes at an event designed to motivate • us to develop leadership qualities In whatever : roles God has callCMI us to fulfill. : It was my first experience with video • broadcasting, and though originally skeptical, I now believe in the potential of positive technology to connect people across many miles. There were satellite locations across • ~CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON the country and some in Canada with estimates of27,000 people participating in the same event. The combination of great technology, graphics, music and speakers was so well done that I frequently felt I was actually in Olinois at the host church, Willow Creek. instead of the satellite location I attended at Mariners Cllurch in Irvine. What I found far more impressive were the m essages from people with well-known names, as well as those I'd never heard of before. One idea was repeated in dilferent forms and from different faces. More than ever before, our world needs men and women to live lives of integrity at home and in their worlcplace. Our world needs leaders who can be trusted. Some of the leadersrup qualities we were challenged to develop were honesty, humllity end accountability. Other characteristics were the ability to get along with and serve others, to be aware of our strengths and weaknesses, to operate from a spiritual and moral base, end to be willing to be team players and team builders. These traits weren't simply stated as great nouns and adjectives to add to our physical resumes, but as qualities to strive to bring to reality in our lives. The speakers shared failures and successes with surprising frankness. They also explained how God used those times to brlng different results. Most of them also touched on the incredible power of forgiveness. I walked outside during a break and passed people ta!Jcing on cellular phones, probably checking in at work or at home. One man seated on a concrete wall looked down, but I heard him say, ·rm at a conference. and I couldn't let any more time go by without calling and asking for your forgiveness." He continued talking in a hushed voice. It was obviously a private moment, and I went over to a table to pray for the young man and whoever was on the other end of the line. I looked back once and saw him nod his head and smile. I thanked God for the miracle tha t seemed to be ta.king place. I also started a list of people I need to ask forgiveness of, as well as to forgive. Will it be hard? Probably. Will it hurt my pride? Probably. When I've asked for forgiveness and been granted it, it is beautifully freeing. When others have asked for my forgiveness, it is also beautifully freeing. These times have led to deeper relationships. The world needs people who possess leadersrup qualities, including the ability to forgive and to be forgiven. God loves to forgive and he loves forgivers. Should we, could we, follow h1s lead? And you can quote me on that. • CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a Newport Beach reaident who speaks frequently to parenting groups. She may be reamed via e-mail at cindy@onthegrow.rom or through the mail at P.O. Box 6140-No. 505, Newport Beac:ti, CA 92658. At a three-day surf camp, junior high school kids from Harbor Trinity Baptist Oiurch will have a chance to learn about the Bible while wading in the water. Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot L eaders at Harbor 'Ikinity Baptist Olurch know that worshipping and learning about God doesn't have to happen between podiums and pews. They're more than willing to throw a towel on the beach and sing praises just a few feet from the water. They're equally willing to worship between times on the surfboard. On Sunday, Junior High Youth Pastor Joe Broesamle will take a here, (about) the p<>Wer of the ocean and how it can make people run from it, and it can also make people want to swim in it all at the same time, .. Broesamle said. "We usually go sit by the tide.• A general schedule of the camp includes a balbecue upon arriving Sunday, and time for worship, singing and Bible study. The group will surf early on Monday and Tuesday mornings in the waters right group of 15 to 20 students to the sand near Imperial Beach, close to San Diego. There. they will worship, have Bible study, sing, surf, swim, Boogje board and have fun learning about God as part of the C.OSta Mesa chu.rdl's annual three-day Junior High Camp Surf. 'The point of putting them on the beach is to try to get kids who do not know in front of their campsite. Jason Rankin, a worship leader at the church and a volunteer who will accompany Broesamle on the surf camp, said he might choose songs that have to do with nature or a theme that addresses God's power. the Lord to come so we have a chance to hear the Gospel with them.' "The point of putting them on the beach is to try to get kids who do not Joe Broeumle, junior high youth pastor at Harbor Trinity Baptist Church The 20-year-old said he once attended a similar surf camp when he was in high know the Lord to come so we have a chance to hear the Gospel with them," said Broesamle. "Some people will come just for the surfing experience, and they get to sit through the worship and the Bible study and hear about our Lord and savior." The group will pitch tents on the beach and sleep on the sand, under the slcy and near the water. The youth pastor said be will teach the campers about aspects of the Bible that relate to the beach. "The ocean, the fact that God put all these beautiful things on earth FAITH CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS BIBLE 101 The Rev. Jim Turrell will teach about the structure and composition of the Bible for four weeks at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at the Center for Spiritual Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa. "About the Bible; Jesus, Joseph & Paul" will be the focus of this Wednesday's cJass. A "love offering" is suggested. (714) 754-7399. MEDITATION CLASSES The Rev. Kathleen Scott will teach about meditation for two more weeks at 7 p.m. Thursday and Aug. 29 at the Center for Spiritual Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa. $45 for the series. (714) 754-7399. SPAGHETTI AND THE RAT PACK The Center for Spiritual Discovery will present a Spaghetti Dinner and Rat Pac* Show, featuring the music of Dean Martin, Tom Jones, Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. by an Impressionist, at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 25 at 2850 East Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. Guests should bring a pint of spaghetti sauce. $15 or $7. children younger than 6 get in free. (714) 754-7399. school and that the opportunity let him get to know more than just the Bible. "You get to know the pastor and staff better," he said. Just going to church on Sundays and attending youth group meetings sometimes doesn't allow for that intimacy, he added. But when you're on the sand, cities and even counties away from your usual turf, people relax and "get more excited." "We're closer together and just being outside in nature is just something,• Rankin said. "The Bible says that nature screams out God's presence." IMPERSONATOR IN TOWN Historical impressionist Peter Small will portray Hany Truman at 2 p.m. Aug. 26 at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach. 2401 lrvfneAve., Newport Beach. (949) 548-6900. DAYS Of AWf. SERVICE Temple Bat Yahm will present a MfVioe in preparation for the Daya of Awe, marted by S'lic:hot, at 8 p.m. Aug. 31 at 1011 Camelbac* St., Newport Beach. (949) 644-1999. S'UCHOT EVENING Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach will hold Its S'lichot evening and open house at 8 p.m. Aug. 31 at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. (949) 548-6900. SATURDAY WORKSHOPS New Thought Christian Church will present Saturday wortcshops every month from 10 a.m. to noon. Ken Gray will speak about "The Artist's Way" on Sept. 7. The church is at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-3199. HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES The Cha bad Jewish Center will hold High Holiday Services at the Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach, starting with Rosh Hashana on Sept. 6-8 and Vom Klppurservices Sept. 15-16. Times are 7 p.m. Sept. 6, 10 a.m. Sept. 7. 10 KENT TRfPTOW I DAILY Pl.OT Joe Broesamle, the junior high school pastor at Harbor Trinity Baptist Church, will leaa a surf camp at Imperial Beach, near San Diego. a.m. Sept. 8, 6:30 p.m. Sept. 15 and lady Queen of Angela Church In 10 a.m. Sept. 16. Free. (949) Newport Beach will hold a dream 721-9800. analysis group monthly from 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista ttGH H01.Y DAYS Drive, Newport Beach. (949) Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach will 219-1408. present High Holy Days services beginning with Rosh Hashana at 8 MEDITATION LESSONS p.m. Sept. 6, which will be followed A "lectlo dlvi na" meditation group by 9:30 a.m. services Sept. 7-8. Kol meeting will be held at 7:10 a.m. Nidre service will start at 7 p.m. Sept. Tuesdays at Our Lady Queen of 15 and an all~ay Vom Kippur service Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, will begin at 9:30 a.m. (949) Newport Beach. Lectio is a style of 548-6900. meditation that Includes using Scripture or a special reading as a WORKSHOPS stimulus. Free. The Christian Meditation Group meets from 7:30 MASTERMIND New Thought Community Church to 9 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at the will present Master Mind, a group for center. The format includes two those wanting to "manifest good" in periods of meditation with some their daily life, at 7:30 p.m. every instruction on how to meditate, a Friday at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-3199. talk and a d iscussion. (949) 219-1408. A SPIRIT\JAL JOURNEY WEEKLY EVENTS A 26-lesson study on the life of Jesus Christ titled" Journey to the Cross" is taught at 9:45 a.m. Sundays during SUPPORT GROUP the Homebuilder's Bible Class at FOR OLDER WOMEN Liberty Baptist Church. The study The Jewish Family Service will offer parallels the four Gospels to present a support group for women older the story of Christ. The church is at than 50 to address issues including 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. anxiety and other topics, at 10 a.m. Free. (949) 760-5444. on the second and fourth Monday of each mo nth at 250 E. Baker St., Costa DREAM ON Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) The Adult Faith Formation at Our 445-4950. Daily A Pilot CMstJne C.ntlto Boie 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. SURF AND SUN News aulstant. (949) 57M298 Copyright No newt atorln, dlrlMIM.CJlnillotllatl,,,...oom Illustrations, editorial matter or ~Md o .......... advertiMmenta herein can be WEATHER FORECAST SURF Greg Fry, Don Luch, Sein Hiiier, reproduC*d without written Gina A.lennder, Lori And9r90n permission of copyright owner. \\le'll st.art off a bit foggy and VOL M, NO. 229 RfM>EM HOT\JNE HOW TO REACH US cloudy this momlng -mudl If you have the choice ntOMAS H. J0tM0H. JoeeJ. SMtoe. 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"I think there's a positive envi- ronmental message here,• aaid Stanley Grant, the report's lead author. "There's been a lot of money spent over the years on mitigation, and we can clearly see the impacts of tbaL" in the report. published Wednesday on the Web site or the American <llemical Society's journal. Grant surveyed water- quality data from 1958 to 2001. The Oruige <A>unty Senitadon District and Orange CoWlty Health Care Agency pnMded the data. One of hJa flnd.lnga in the re- port was that water quality im- proved dramatically atler the sanitation district replaced Its outfall pipe In 1971. The district releases 234 million gallons or sewage per day from a pl~ 4 ~ miles out to sea. Before 1971, the district re- leased its sewage only a mUe off- shore. Grant, who cbalrs the school's Oepart1J1ent of Chemical Engi- neering and Materials Science. also questioned the validity or current water-quality testing methods. When county health regu- lators warn swimmers away from Huntington State Beach. they're using data that's almost 24 hours old. leaving open the possibility that the bacteria levels have already returned to more appropriate levds, Grant said. The beach, Grant 18.id, could abady be dean when the sign Is pobd lido the sand. "You'd have to have a stop ligbt up on the beach 6.a.ahing green and red," Geant sa.ld. "It ftashes red, and everybody would have to run out of the sud. It flashes green, and every- body could run back in." Chamber of Commerce's Commodores Club will donate a grill to the department to flip and cook some grub at city events. The county's regulators ap- plauded the analysis as food for thought. Lany Hooeyboume, a spokes- man for the Health Care Agency's environmental health division, said Grant's study pre- sented the data in a unique way. The report also pointed to a series of unexplained "hot spots" for bacteria outbreaks at the city's state beaches. "Huntington State Beach is an area that we have had inler- ntittent postings," Honey- boume said. "It is a location that tends to have higher bac- teria counts." June c ... ,,.nc1. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BP.ACH -Even the menu says "firemen." Four-alarm chill, bot dop and hotcakes are just some of the sizzling fun that Newport Beach firetigbters will serve up once they're the proud owners or the Newport Beach Fire- man's Grill. The pet project or Commo- dores Oub member Uoyd Ikerd. the fireman's grill will be a 7-by-lO-root-long tandem- axle trailer ' mounted with enough cooking power to Ught up fund-raisers and other fun events all over town. The grill will include a barl>ecue grill, a pancake grill and three-burner range for heating up every- EDEN Organic Beans • ~.Lima • Red • ,.,, • PinlD thing from co«ee to soup. "It's going to be really versa- tile," said Ikerd, who got the idea from the city of Long Beach, which has two fire- men's grllls. lkerd's goal of delivering the new grill by Sept l is still about $10,000 awa~ The Com- modores Oub so far has raised about $5.000 for the cost or the $15,000 grill But Ikerd is mov- ing full steam ahead on the project. Creating the design himself, he has already given the job to a welding company. "We're going to build it from scratch. and we reaJJy hope to have it fmished by Sept l, • Ikerd said. Councilman Steve Brom- berg. who has been drum- ming up support for the grill. Nine Grain Bread FYI To meb a donation for the Newport Beech Firemen'• Grill, make checb payable to the Newport Beach Firemen'• , Fu~ and mall to Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach, CA 92860orfaxto (949t ~17. ,. For more Information, ~ (949) 729-4400 or •meil infotlnewportbMch.com. • . said he's sure it will be pot to • good use. , "Balboa Island alone bas two barbecues and one pan-, i, cake breakfast every year, and the Fi.re Department ls always - there to help," Bromberg wd. "They're very community-Ori-• ented. What we're looking at • here is just another terrific way for the Fire Department to ex--! pand even further their com-• mun1ty involvement· • • A4zuld • Whitt K»wg • Bladt •BlodtSog ~ •c.taruo • Great Not1hmi REG • ., .39 -'1. 79 5 az. Btllted ~49 FrahO.O, REG. '3.99 24 az. ~w SUGG.~.49 1.5 .. 100%0rpnic OPDMUM CERFALS Mft!b We/;¢ Watdaets & Heart Assix:iaJion Oill!ria • Sim -1 """",.,. --· .• Pwa-Br•PfMt Sr! 3 "::!::,er REG. 14 az. .. 1475 ~ ~PMta (PASTA ffiuONA) Made in Italy Organic Pastas =~::-sI~ w. ENZVMATIC THERAPY NATURAL l' llllCIES. 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"A ClANITE ICITCH£N COUNTERTOP IS NO LONCE.ll A U1XUllY ••• IT'S A N~ITI1" Pleuc call cul 2927 BRISTOL, #201 •·COSTA MESA(714) 751•4441 427 E. 17™ ST. CoSrAMEsA, 92627 (Between Tustin & Irvine Ave.) (949) 646-1440 Mon.-Fri 7:00AM.-6PM •Sat 7:00AM.-5PM • Ooted Sunday ·~~TM • lumindte PrivK)' ~ • Vlgnett~ window "'*'1ngs • him lnc.ftTM CUlfOm lhuftm .. 6Jjoy ~avt111~ of 15$ fo 50$ of{ New Merchandise Arrives Dal!,y Hurry In For Best Selection! 'Well Designed Furniture For. Well Designed Homes~ FAMILY Contillled from Al ~tal otme world. WhM ID the wodd II IOin8 OD with aD )'DU ebutter supplienf Honestly, I think they need to do a survey on just how many windows there are in c:o.ta Mesa and Newport Beech• because I think the lhutter su~pllers have gotten some really bad information. And pleue stop with the homestead pitches. I don't even lcnow why I should homestead but I can tell from the pitches that this is one of those things I probably don't need to pay someone to do. Nothing could bave prepared JUe for the expense of a new home. Oh, I figured there'd be some costs on which we hadn't calculated -it's ~t old saying aboµt moving always taking twice as Jong arid costing twice as much -but I never figured on some of this stuff. 1Wo days ago, for example, I got my first phone bill. It was for $78. 04, and it doesn't yet bill me for a single call. That comes later. Right now, I'm staring at the bill which contains a section totaling $54.76 for "additions and changes," a fancy word for REVIEW Continued from Al The bowling alley bas been a Costa Mesa land· mark for more than 50 years, said alley manager Juanita Johnson, who said she thinJcs it would be a great loss to the community to demolish it But the final decision lies with the Seger- strom company because it owns the land, she said. • LOLITA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She may be • reached at (949) 574-4275 or by &-mail at fofita.harper@- latimes.com. ..,... .ptcbmt" 1ben lbele la tbe ..aa., b Sl5.• far "moadllt ..... It -.k:h .. odd ........ .,. hnen"t been here I monah and J haven't RMlde Ill)' Calli. bow c:an I be blDed 1or ·monlbly chuplr But tbe bat section ja "taxes Uld IW'Charga" 'llUI ta $7. 79 and includes lantp.ll8e such aa ·tee," •fund" and ·IUl'duuge." 1beee are all spina on the word "tax." Nothing more, nothing leas. And think about It -these are ·taxes for a service for which I haven't used and haven't even beeobWed. Then there is the little matter of our yards. AB I wrote not long ago, we got in liQe for some •rree" trees from the city of c.osta Mesa that are scheduled to be delivered on Sept. 15. The trees, however, have triggered a free fall spending spree so steep that for a moment I thought we were the school boaid sprucing up Newport Harbor High School Plant those "free" trees In the dirt without planters around them? No sir, we have to have brick. And of course, brick islands along a 30-foot parkway won't look good alone, so we have to plant grass. And as grass on a parkway won't look good with a crabgrass lawn, we may as well rip out the entire PLAY Continued from Al summer before the entire script was complete. In addition to writing the musical, Julie also plays the guitar and sings in "The Theldon." like the characters in the play. the actresses experienced some roadblocks along the way. "A lot of the rehearsal schedules are conflicting, so we can't always make it and it's hard when we miss some of it," said Emily Richonne, who missed a blg chunk of rehearsal time because of a family vacati()n. front lawn and put In new IOCL And. ol coune. all ........ tplinklen. And lbe ..,. pine bee bu to be reinoved at the Mme time becaUle lt'I tbNaumtng to uproot our fence and faU down OD our..-.. Ob. and while you're at it. AntooJo (}In our landlcaper. I can't believe that Steve . "Six-peck" Smith actually has someone to caJl a landtcaper), why don't you put new sprlnklers In the backyard. build a new dog run, aeate a 20-foot brick planter for the front of the house and work up a new gate ror the side of the house too? But this is what we slgned up for In May. I don't mind the expense rea.11}) because the yard needs the work. Besides, if I tried to do it myself, there'd be a fair chance that the first time Cay turned on my oew . sprinkler system, t,pe microwave would start and the prage door would open and shut repeatedly. And then it would be time to move. •STEVE SMrT1i is a Costa Mesa resident and freelance writ.er. Reaoers may leave a message for him on the Daily Pilot hotline at (949) 642-6086. Julie's mom. Audrey Woolfolk. said she was impressed to see her daughter putting so much effort into the musical while she was participating in Junior Ufeguards at the same time. "She bad to stay up late to work on this," Woolfollc said. "She's getting closer to her dream." In addition to brushing up on their singing. dancing and acting skills, many of the young actresses said they enjoyed the opportunity to immerse themselves in the theatrical experience, helping out with choreography, set design and publicity. "Jt's just good overall because we learned to do the sets and Continued from Al 1.eOanl'a hotptW bedllde. .. Pundl iaiMd from the com- Jnunily wtD ., pick up where tnsurance ieawe off. ·~ it'a dleaps for the awe to bes> her inldtudooal~ met (or the ""' of her Ille. but I }uDe autt Jlllt let LeMani Slay in the holpita1 the rest ol bet 1i(e, .. Frankin ukL ~ 'W81lt to bring her home." 1lna Reed and Amy Ouf- 6ekl. June Gutiemz'a former co-workers at the Omelette Pador in Costa Mesa. have or- ganized the walk for Leilani. "I hope the walk wUl be the -best help yet." saJd Reed, who will videotape the day's . events for Leilani to keep throughout her life. "We just , want people to come to- gether as a group and work . together to show .one little human being how much we love her and care for her. LDve is very tnq:>ortant to the . healing process. .. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.caugrande@- fatlmes.com. worked together," F3posito said. "We learned everyone else's talents." The experience also created a stronger sense of camaraderie among the actresses. "It's being with all your friends and getting to do something together," Kristyn Plata said. "We get in fights, but it's fun and you get to know your friends better." The actresses said they would like to make the summer performances an annual tradition. • DEJRDRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@fatimes.com. HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, n Fair Drive, 92626, (714) 754-5223 Mayor: Linda Dixon Council: Libby Cowan, Gary Monahan. Karen Robinson and Chris Steel crrv OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663, (949) 644-3309 M8yor: Tod Ridgeway Council: Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg, Norma Glover, John Heffernan, Dennis O'Neil and Gary Proctor COAST COMMUNITY COUEGE DISTRtCT District Offtee: 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 432-5898 etuanc.lor: William M. Vega Boanl: President Armando Ruiz, Vice President Waher Howald, Paul Berger, George Brown and Jeny Patterson 1965 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa 92627. (949) 631-1200 Board: President Jim Atkinson, Vice President Mike Healey, Trudy Ohlig·Hall, Fred Bockmiller and Paul E. Shoenberger COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT P.O. Box 1200,.COsta Mesa 92628-1200, (714) 754-6043 Boerd: President Arlene Schafer, Jim Fenyman, Art Peny, Greg Woodside and Dan Worthington ORANGE COllQY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa 92628-9050, (714) 966-4000 Elizabeth D. Partcer, member, Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, San1a Ana 92701 • Jim Sliva, 2nd District (Costa NEWPORT-MESA UNIFlED Mesa, Newport Beach). (714) SCHOOL DISTRICT 834-3220 District Office: 2985-A Bear St, •Thomas Wilson, 5th District Costa Mesa 92626, (714) (Newport Coast), (714) 834-3550 424-5000 Superintendent: Robert Barbot ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Bo8rd: President Judy Franco, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, (714) Vice Presiden1 Martha Ruor, ' 708-fAIR Cleric Serene Stokes, Dana Bladt, Board: President Curt Pringle, Jim Fenyman, David Brooks and Vice President Ruben A. Smith, Wendy Leeoe Randy Smith, Emily Sanford, MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT FUN STUFF COSTA MESA TRAINS ON THE TRACKS On the third weekend of eadl month, engineers climb aboard their trains an4 travel on three miles of tractt at Fairview Part to display their steam and diesel engines. The public 11 welcome to join them at the perk at Placentia Avenue and Eatancla . North. The Orange County Model Engineer program ttarted In 1988, when englneer9 wanted IO dlepMy their engl,_, wt"'9 educetlng Md entertaining the community about the past. (Me) Ml-72iil8. MOBILE SKATE PARK Tht RecrNtfon Olvlelon'a MotMte Sic.te Partc trfVtit IO varlout .,_rte IOClllloN throughoul the .. three d9¥1 •Mel ID PftMde ......... an.. ..... ...... offt .... part. ,.,..... .......... hew 1 lllftildWltwrandRll1111 f"Oflft ........... ==:::::.n:: ..... , .............. Peggy Halgl, James Barich, Deborah Carona. Leslie A. Ray and Patricia Velasquez times. Aooess the city's Web site al www.ci.costa-mesa.ca.usto get a form. Call (714) 327-7560 for leftedule of days, times and locations of the skate park. ANNUAL INDIAN POWWOW A Native American festival featuring a dance competition, native crafts and food will be hekt Aug. 23-25 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The colt 11 $8 for adults, $3 for teeN 12 to 17, $1 for dllldren 8 to 11 , and children 5 and younger are free. (714) 983-1102 . NEWPORT BEACH BALBOA FUN ZONE Chlkhn can ride the F«ri• wheal, the~ and tha bump8f .,.., .. welt .. play Wilo gamM, poae for.'*"* or brOWl9through aowenir ... ~~-........ Zoi..;wtlldthei ........ bUlln .... ,.. Thebt ....... ~ ...,dlol111, ~ lilbat .............. d!Hthk----~ ... •••• JJ ... Pl*f =--· ~--f!.; STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine 92715, (949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0696; Press Secretary Pat Joyce, (916) 323-1200 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building, Washington, DC, (202) 225-2415; fax: (714) 960-7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and West Newport) E-mail: dana@mall.house.gov U.S. SENATE • Barbara Boxer, (D~, 112 Hart STATE AS~Y Senate Building, Suite 112, John Campbell (R), 7-0th District, Washington, DC 20610, (202) State Capitol, Sacramento, , 224-3553; 95814, (916) 319-2070 or 2250 E. Imperial Highway, E-mail: districtlO@-Suite 545, El Segundo 90245, assembly.ca.gov (213) 894-5000 STATE COASTAL COMMISSION 45 Fremont St, Suite 2000, San Franclsoo 94105, (416) 904-5200; regional office in Long Beach, (310) 590-5071 GOVERNOR Gray Davis, (D), State Capitol, Sacramento 95814, (916} 445-2841; fax: (916) 446--4633 U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES • Chris Cox, (R), 47th District, 1 Newport Place, Suite 420. Newport Beach 92660, (949) 756-2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, DC 20515, (202) 225-5611; fax (949) 251·9309 (represents most of Newport Beach) E-mail: dlristopher.cox@- msil.house.gov • Dana Rohrabacher, (R), 45th District, 101 Main St, Suite 3C, Huntington Beach 92648, (714) Peninsula. (949) 673-0408. www.BalboaNewport· BHch.com. UPPER NEWPORT BAY ECOLOGICAL PRESERVE AND NATURE PRESERVE Canoe and kayak tours are available to experience 1lx diverae habltate for more than 200 bird apecift that either live there or visit during the birds' Pacific ftyway migration. Campfire programs are also offered, a1 are free two-hour walking n.ture tours depef'tlng from Shettmalcer ltland 9VefY first end third Seturdey •I a.m. tau the~aff'Wt and a.me 8t (949) 840-e?.te, °'the FMnda af h N9Wp<M1 Bly at (948184&8008. UPP.ER NEWPORT BAY PETER AND MARY MUTH INTERPRETIVE CENTER E-mail: senstor@- boxer.senate.gov • Dianne Feinstein, (D), 331 Hart Building, Washington, DC 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 1111 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 915, Los Angeles 90025, (310) 914-7300 E-mail: senator@- felnstein.senste.gov PRESIDENT George W. Buah, (R), Whi1e House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave .. Washington, DC 20500. Hotline: (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202} 456-1111 E·mall: president@- whitehouse.gov Fax: (202) 456-2461 VICE PRESl>ENT Dick Cheney, (R), Capitol Building, Suite 212, Washington, DC,20500 E-mail: v/cs.president@- whitehouse.gov Fax: (202) 456-2461 . . .. t :· .. . ·: ., . . . • . .. • ·: • • . . ... . . .. • j . COMMUNITY & CtUBS s.u~. _,,. 17, 2002 • a • Lions prepare back-to-school supplies for first-graders ~ B)' Jim de Boom For the third c.onaecudYe )'fJll', the Harbor Mea lionl <llm II preparlng for itl School 8qlc Sup- ply project. Members hlM col- lect.ed shoeboxel. decorated and 6Ded them with supplies such .. rulers, pencils, erasers. ghJe, ads· aora, sharpeners. etc. for the first. graders at Whittier F.Jementary School ln Costa Mesa. Thia year, the dub will band out more than 200 boxes on the first day of school, Sept 3. Project Chairman Jom ..... Is hopeful the project can be eK· panded to hldude more schools in the coming years as It has been so well-receJved by the school ad- ministration. teachers, parents and students. Flnaoclng for the project has been obtained throo#l fund-raising events and donations. 'These supplies will help get the children off to a good start with the equipment they need to succeed." says Parb. •tt can be a WHATS AFLOAT • WHATS AA.DAT is published periodically. If you are planning a nautical event, submit the information to the Dally Pilot, 330 w. Bay St, Ccma Mesa, CA 92627; byfaxto(949)646-4170;orby e-mail to dailypilotttlatimn.com. GONOOlA TOURS Gondola Romance offMs daily hardship on eome fam8ies to buy cbeee supples and our dub ap- predats the oppor1Unlty to help." According to the mem- bers who help JIM distribute the DE BOOM boxes to the ch1ldren. aD the dor1S are worth it when they see the smiles and faces lighted up with surprise when they open the boxes. For more information about the project. ~ call Pdrb at ~9) 548-2440. LAST CALL FOR T1CK£TS The F.xchange Oub of Newport Harbor will present an evening of Dinner and the Movies for your enjoyment on Aug. 29. This 12th annual Benefit Screening at the Udo Theater in Newport Beach tours of Newport Harbor during lunch and dinner. Call (949) 675-4730. The tours go out of Udo Marina Village, 3400 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. KAYAK TOURS The Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve and Nature Preserve hosts two-hour kayak tours of the Badt Bay at 10 a.m . every Sunday 81 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. $20. Kayaks made available through ICarl .... w..... ln "One Hour Photo." ActMtlea will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a food festival by more than a doun area restau- rant.a. Ex.changltes prombe you a fun-filled, c:uual evening of Cood, wine and entert&lnment. Prooeeda from this charity event support the Orange County Otlld Abuse Prevendon Center and other youth-centered com- munity prognuns, Including college schola.rahips fo r deserv- ing under-privileged high school achievers. Olaritable contributions of $40 per ticket may be made payable to the Ex- change Oub Owitable Foun- dation. Call Tum Nol'too at (949) 887-6768 or John bnel at /omes@mx..net. STU SERVING AMERICA Costa Mesa American legion Post 869 will meet at 7 p.m. Tues- day at the c.osta Mesa Air National Guard facility, 2651 Newport Blvd FoWlded in 1919 bY veterans for Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. Call for reservations. (800) 585-0747. HORNBLOWER CRUISES t. EVENTS Hornblower offers weekend dinner dance and Sunday champagne brunch cruises on Newport Harbor tha1 celebrate imaginative cuisine and pampe~ tervioe. 2431 W. Coast Highway, Suite 101, Newport Beach. (949) 631-2469. SUNDAY COOKE CRUISES veterans, the legloo. ~ to member ....., ...... Is belpjng America's Youlb lnd lpelking out in faYOr of pattiodc wluea. For more bdi>rmation. tall Holier al (714) 546-2'm or• IA•Mwl at (949) 65G-0894. WORTH REPEATING Prom Gres I.*y of the New- port-Mesa Irvine Interfaith Coun- cil; .. A good name. like Foci will. is got by many actions and lost bY one.• -Loni Wl'rey SERVICE CLUB IE.ETINGS THIS COIMG WEEK MONJl\Y 6:30 p.m.: The Harbor Mesa U- ons Oub will meet at 7.ubies. 1UP.SD\Y 7:15 a.m.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub will meet at Five Crowns to hear Rep. Chris Cox with a Washington update. 6:30 p.m. The Costa Mesa New· port Harbor Uons Oub will meet The Adventures at Sea Yacht Charters hosts cruises around Newport Harbor from 2 to 3:30 p.m. every Sunday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $20, includes cruise, parting, cookies and sodas. Reservations required. (949) 650-2412. SAILING TEAMS Orange County employers can bring their employees out to Newport Beach on weekdays to enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of Orange Coast College. The School of Sailing and Seamanship now NEWPORT STONE Complete Desi211 Showroom "-Where Elepnce IsMacle Affordable." Marbk • Granilt • Slatt Limestone Slabs tnunic • PorcelaiJa •Mort. 11 the Coeta Mesa Country Ouh WEDNESD\Y 7: 15 a.m.: The »member South Coast Mdro Rotary Club will meet at the Center Oub (~~. and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Oub will meet at the University AthJedc ChJb. Noon: The 35-member Ex- change Oub of the Orange ~ will meet at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht. and the Soroptimist lnter- nadooaJ of Newpon Harbor will meet at the Santa Ana Country Club. l> p.m.: The Rotuy Oub of New- port-Balboa will meet at lhe'Bahia r.orinthian Yacht Oub for a craft talk by member Remo Rkhl (WWIUnewportbalboa.~. 11flJltSDm 7 a.m.: The 20-plus-member Costa Mesa-Orange Coast Break- fast Uons Oub will meet at,Mimi's ear~ for the oflldal visit by District Gov. Ou:k OWlbey. offers a chance for groups to work with the on-board Instructor on different sailing techniques while they get advice on how to perform well in business. No sailing , e)(perience necessary. One-day dasses range from $100to $125. (949) 645-9412. SAIUHG CLASSES Sailboat rentals and private lessons are avaiJable at Marina WaterSports in the Balboa F1.m Zone. Advanced classes include navigation, big boat, powerboat. introduction to heavy weather ,._ Noon: 1be 50-member c.o.aa Mesa Kiwania Oub will meet at w the Holiday Inn (~klu.o· u~ nls.orr/Clublcostamaa), the ...:.: Newport Beach-Corona del Mar .: • Kiwanis Oub will meet al the Ba· = hia Corinthian Yacht Oub for a .. program by RotDer W--. on road and rail travel OYer eewral CQ.ntinenlS, the eo-ml:mber El-..:. -chanBe Oub of Newport Hllbor -will meet at the Newport Hmbor ~ Nautical M\Ru.m for a PfOIP'lllll : on Concows de'Anclen$. the 100-: member Newport-Irvine Rotary r Oub will meet at the Irvine Mar· ": rlott Hotel for a progiam on the ' : Newport Beach ·Police Depart·· : ment (www.nirot.ary.org). -; • • COMMUNITY a Cl.UBS is published Saturdays in the Daily Pilot. Send your service club'• meeting information b'( fax to (9491660-8667; e-mail to jdeboom@aol.com or by mall to 2082 S.E. Bristol St., Suite 201, ~ewport Beach, CA 92660-1740. and firs1-mate instruction. (949) 673-3372; the Blue Dolphin I I _:. ... -• • \ • 4 I Sailing Club, (949) 644-2525; or _ Lido Sailing Club, (949) 67&-0827. :" Sailing Fascination offers dasse1 "": in boating safety and sailing, • year-round for people with : disabilities. Free. (949) 64<>-1678. : BOAT RENTALS Party pontoons. chaparral runabouts and family pontoons may be rented at Marina WaterSports Bay Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673-3372. • • • • • . - If ,,. s.u.v. ~ 17. 2002 GEi llNG INVOLVED •GElllNO~runa periodicaffy In the Delly "°' on • rotMJng bMI&. I« lnform8tion on edding your orgentz.tion to 1hil fisC. cell (949) 574-4298. AMERICAN CANC£R SOCIETY The Orwlge Counlv Region d fhe Americ9n Cancer Sodllty ..... olllce ~The eodelv .. ., eeelcing ~ 1IO anlM'9f' Clllll br Jhe unit:'l.......,. lnfoCeneer. (949) 281-9446. ANIMAL NETWORK OF ORANGE COUNTY COllAmM• ~ ... The Or-.. Counly..,.., of dw ,..,.... Mllllple Scleroeie Sodlily ............ ......... group In eo... Meu for people newly~ or with minln'llil ~of mulliple ~or both. The group wMI melC al n Lm. the .. Tueedey of fNely month. (Ml) 860-7869. COSTA IESA POLICE DEPM11EfT Senion 66 and older are Invited to help std 1he w..c.ide aubctatJon. Vofunteert .... aeked to wort two four-hour daytime ahifta per week -net are responsible for answering • OU1•ccunv._. ... ......... rnenegemlllt ..... ~tnlnlng ............ -~Coed'! to .......... ,. '° 11. c.-a ll09-14&1 • OMMllA1ION FOR TtE tl--CMIOF Ar•MU YoluneMra.,. nMded '°cant for *9V end .. enimek In the Newport Beec:h, eo... MMe •nd Cotone cW MM-. (Ml) 722·1367. ORTON DYSl,EXIA SOCIETY ORANGE COUNTY 1RANCH Voaunteera are needed to teach reading akilla, wort on mailings end cootdfnete the adult group. (714) 999-0118 between 9 a.m. and3p.m . -.r.NL8tMY &GMDENI ~ coukt .... wllh 1he gllt"den, WOf'k In the gift and tlae lflOP OJ become. docent guide for chlldlw\ and ...... et Corona del Mar'• boc. ilc:el glfden and hil1IOfical f'HHl'dl ~. Stefanie Knstianeen, (948) 6J3.226t Become • bottle--feeder or take in pregnant cata at your home. Many shelters kill pregnant cats upon arrival. [)og9 and cats are also available for adoption.(949) 759-3646 or www.animaf.. networlc.org. phones, bicyde registration, fingerprinting, data entry and asaistlng with act.. citywide projecb. Seniors who can speak both Spanish and English are also needed. Cati for an application. Fred Gaec:tter, (714) 764-5208. ~ PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION TheSmel~.A tlttaa C......of OCC needa~1IO Oieesmat ~owners in finence. accounling. lew, nwbdng, .... human ..aurcm and other areas. (714) 432-6916. ENTIRE PURCHASE I I I I J69 E. 17Th ST. I I COSTA MESA Ac.oss fao111 RAiphs I II !~~~! ~ .. ~~:~!~,~~: n.11 ~ "'!"!not be ccmboned ._... """<11.. ciiimn"' ia1e era L 0.ICOUl'llS do not oWY to hD!t color ptOduds, ilJn care & Seballian produca bpit• 8/3 I /02 I _______________ .. Register Now For NHHS PRESCHOOL A licensed preschool for 3 & 4 year olds 8:15 -11:15 Tuesday -Friday Begins September 17 $450.00 for 18 Weeks Call Wanda Shelton (715) 848-1500 1) PCRF rekea money to IUpport the pediatric cancer researt:h laboratory at the Children's Hospital of Orange County. It needs volunteers for a variety of dutie9. (949) 727-7483. SHARE HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE PROGRAM Host famlllea are needed in the Costa Mesa area to provide a bed, meals and a loving home for high sdlool students from more than 28 countries, Including Germany, Japan, Brazil, China and Poland. The students, all between 15 end 18, participate in cre>u-<:ultural exchange to leam about America and share their own culture. The students stay for five to 10 months and are screened twice for academic excellence and proficiency In English. (888) 533-8514. SHARE OUR SELVES CLHC The clinic, which provides SOMEONE CMES sot1' KITCHEN Someone Cares Soup Kltchen needs food aervers and "°'unteera for k.itchen duties. The organization la at 720 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. (949) 548-8861. SOUTH COAST LITERACY COUNCIL Volunteer tutors are needed for an increased demand of literacy and English as a Second Language classes. Students are taught English reading, writing and speaking skills at their own level in small groups or on a one-to-one basis. There are centers all over Orange County. Once trained, Mors may choose the center in which they want to teach. Mary F"rtzgerald, (949) 458-8664. The Los Angeles Galaxy Reserve's coaching staff Is holding a soccer camp. For thrM hours a day each player will develop their basic skill level and have a chance to use those skills, In games. • Date: Monday August 19th -Friday August 23rd • Tlme: 9-12pm each day • Cost $100 per child (includes a camp T-!t*t mld a 2for1 voucher to a Galaxy Game) • Age: 4-12 • Location: The Back Bay field on the comer of Monte Vista and Irvine Blvd In Costa Mesa. • If you have a ball please bring It. To register for the camp please show up at the field at 9am Monday August 19th. Please contact Blue Star Soccer at (949) 645-8777 wtth any questions. " ,.., ............. nat -In ,_ ~ ......... ~CM-. Our School for PtofesslOflll Stucli• c.n -.nc. you In Ult marMtpl.tee With conwwiitnt Ind comptetlenli¥a --completion Ind C9ltlficlt!Oll prawems for Clr.--minded peoplt In ~ .,."*Ir. i.cn~. tducMian Ind m1nostry. Add1tlonal eduution peys off It htlps JIOll lt.y on top of tilt Chlflll"I market lftd ennchel '°" pet10111lly And •t v~.ro"' ulldlrWtlnd your n.-ds IS I workint protaiioilll, wtlleh Is Why "' desltntd our ewnl~ Incl WMMnd CIHMll to flt '°"' IChedui.. Re.ty to ._ ,o1" car-. -..id 1i. ac. IM rat hMI, Contec:t UI. W.'lt http '°" "*" It lllpiplri. .. 111£M•NEWPORT A nor..,..oflt ~ ttwt promot88 the aociel wett.e bv educdng the puh'ic and improving local gowrnment In N.wpott Beed'I holds monlhlv meetings the NCOnd WedNedeV of eacte month at the Newport Bead'I Tennis Club. A recepdon begins et 6:30, and meetings begin at 6 p.m. Free. Annual membership dues are $20. Send chedt to •Speak Up Newport.• P.O. Box 2694, Newport Beach, 92663. (949) 673-1191. STITCHES FROM 1lE HEART Made up of a group of women from Southern Caftfomia who love to knit and crochet. the nonprofit corporation Is looking for "°'unteers to knit and c::roche1 hats booties and blankets for ~ature babies and babies in need. The items are donated to hospitals across the country. Patterns are available and donated yam is appreciated. Kathy Silverton, (310) 472-6903. SWEET ADEUNES OF ORANGE COUNTY The singing group invites women who like to sing to join them Tuesday nights for four·part, harmony-Barbershop style singing. (949) 495-5685. TEll·A-FRIENO Orange County cancer groups seek volunteers to educate and encourage women to have mammograms. Participants will take part in a one-on-0ne ptoOfWI\ of • .....,... end ~..-...v Nllilld '° memmoer••• enct wtv ........ __, dtlt cdOf'I. The s.... G. Konwt ..... Cancer foundMlon, (714, 8&7-8152 ~ The Underground program, a fundk>n of Chikt'a P9ce, proYidea aodal ec:d\lidea end lnter9Clion for~~are· needed 1n menv a,... (9491 &oe88148'. VISIONS FOR PRISONS Vision• for Prison•, • nonprofit • progr1m that tNchel attitudinal heeling and meditation In prison, needs typists to trentoribe letters frpm Jnmetee to troubled kids. • Weekday hou,., Mesa del Mar. (714) 566-8000. VOLUNTEER CEHTER OF GREATER ORANGE COUNTY With more than 1,500 "°'untee< opportunitiM, the Volunteer Center wtll matdl people and groups withing to "°'unteer with nonprofit agendes In their area. Volunteer Connection Line, (7141 953-5767. Ext. 106. WELLNESS COMMUNITY OF ORANGE COUNTY The Wellness Community needs volunteers to help at the reception desk during the day. (714) 258-1210. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN Mentors and donations are needed to assist victims of domestic violence. Volunteer teache,. are also needed for computer classes. The organization is at 711 W. 17th Sl, Suite A-10, Costa Mesa. The center also needs "°'unteers to help with donation collection, sorting clothes and general office work. (714) 631-2333. SOLE COMFORT OPENS AT CORONA DEL MAR PIAZA option of maJc.ing appoint- ments for leisureJy fitting$. Refreshments are always offered in the store, which is designed with a comfortable, living room atmosphere for a relaxed shopping experience. Sole Comfort is located at 836 Avocado Ave., next to 5111 la Table in Corona del Ms Visit Sole Comfort to ctllebrate tt>eir orand opening. • Sole Comfort offers a Plaza. For more information ariety of the best brands of call the store at (94'.I) en's and women's shoes 644-5939. : d sandals hand-selected by Corona del Mar Plata wners Karen and Mervyn owned by The lrvi~ • ... ,,"'"Tl'"· The store carries Company and managed Ly ephisto, Taryn Rose, Ecco, Madison Marquette Reti~~ ansko, Naot, Portania, Services, i5 located ~ erra Plana and Helle MacArthur Blvd. and Pa~ mfort. Sole Comfort also Coast Hwy. in Ne~ arries handbags, Healthy Beach. The center iB ack Bags, orthotics and anchored by G•!/llj nsoles. Tum""' Balt1""" and Bris • Specia.llzing ln "hard to fit" Fa~: as well u 20 and providing personal-shops and dining spots. ~ customer service, Sol~ mo~ information on the oenir omfort has professional, a.II (949) 790-9700 or · sales U80Ciates www.shoptheirvineapany.ooM: nd customers have the • ~ •• ~.~17,2002 A7 FORUM J '.. HOW TO GET PUIUIHED -lAlllln: Meil to Edltoriel Page Editor Jemet Meier It the Deity Plot, 330 W. a.y St, Colla U.., CA 92127 •ft 0 a...._ C.. (948) 842._ fllC Send to (949) 64e-4170 E-mell:S.nd to dllilypllotlllatlnw.com •NA con•pond1nc1 mu.I lndudl full neme, hometown end phone f'Uftbef (for~ ~).The Plat r111 we tt. rtgttt to edit .. -..bmlnlon• for c:t.ttv end lenglh. r COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Health of the children matters most ly GH b Grover Aa a pediatrician at OtOdren's Holpital of Orange County. I believe the health and well-being of children ls pan.mount to a healthy cemmunity. The Newport-Mesa Unified School District embraces that belief as well, and Understands that in order to be ready to learn in school and gl"Qw, children need to have access to high-qualJty care. But ~t care is not available for alJ children on the Westside of Costa Mesa. .CHOC and the school di.strict would like to fill a community void, which is documented with data from the 2000 U.S. census. 2002 Orange County Health Needs Assessment, California Department of Health Services and UCLA Center for Health Policy Reeeareh. A CHOC clinic would help C.OSta Mesa children who are dearly in need and make it far easier for parents who find It dlfticult to seek care for thelr kids beCause of financial or transpOrtadon barriers. ThJs Is not an abstract. hypothetical argument. I know this to be true from years of providing care to children in other CHOC clinics. I have had the privilege to work with many wondetful parents who simply want the best for their children, and have nowhere else to turn. These are proud, hard-working adults who, like alJ of us, would do anything for their children. Most of them walk their children to our clinics in Santa Ana and Orange; by and ~ they live REBUTTAL right in the neighborhoods where our clink:s are located. The demotP'8Phics in our Southern California cominunidee have changed. And whether we are willing to. acknowledge Lt or not, the fact~ These Is tremendous need for children's health can in Costa Mesa. I encourage an residents to open their minds and closely evaluate the positive Impact that CliOC has made in other rommunities where we have provided pediattic preventive and primary care. And in the process. I hope you will also open your hearts to what matters most: the health of children. • GEETA GROVER is a pediatrician practicing general and behavioral pediatrics et Children's Hospital of Orange Countv. Slow growth doesn't work for Greenlight I. too, take exception to the 'Characterization of the Green.light movement as "slow growth." Measure S (the Greenligbt Initiative) forces a citywide vote 'C¥l projects that substantially exceed the parameters of the ~plan (From the Newsroom. "Sony, but the edjectives stay. .. Aug. 5 by Tuny Dodero). Dodero says .. exceeds certain thresholds within the city's general plan." This is mislead.in& as no vote is required on projecta conforming to the general plm The Oty Council has repeatedly~ projects •lbstantialy llrpr and with greeta impact than allowed . by the general plan. So the people passed an initiative to take back rontrol of projects exceeding general plan limits. He ackrl<7tYledges that ~ city coundls had failed to keep deY5>pment "in c:beclc." and then Went on to use a dless analogy to say that not many DXMS are available when you're in dleli I donl think the seoeraI plan keeps deYelopment in chedc; it's there to regulate and rontrol it for the benefit of the citizeos, just the same u the laws "'81"8ti~ other fonm d oonduct. ad1 as ddving. UQ oompare this to a hypothetical situation: The speed limit on Bal>oa Boulevard is 35 mph. but if a motomt feels ft'a important enough. he can apply to the Oty Council. and maybe they will grant him a special permit to allow him to drive 00 mph on that road, and the other citi7.ens must like It or lump it If the citi7.ens who oppose this practice were to pass an initiative requiring a vote of the people to ratify such special permits, would you call them "slow-drive" proponents? So Green.light might slow down growth. but the only kind of growth being slowed down is the kind simiJar to the special permit legalized 5Pf""ding in the hypodiedca1 aituation aboYe. ED VM OEN BOSSCHE Newport Beach Reach T he Affiuen t D aily Pilot Markee &#dfJ/S~ · · o1 ';att Sate/ Highlight M erchandise, Services, or Special Items *Buy Three r B Toro: world s best planned airport? fx·lrvine resident Hanna HiD writes from her sanctuary in Mfnne.poUe that the jeta would haw been flying at El Thro now if the Airport Wolk.tng Gtoup had used tact and political savvy and bad been more cooperative (Dear Joe. "Lessons still have not been learned." Thursday). Unfortunately. her letter contained many problems of fact, but when she said the FM wanted northerly takeoffs to tum left and Oy over Santa Ana. she misquoted the FM. the pilots and the laws or physics. The FM has approved the planned El Toro international airport's Airport Layout Plan, .. and in MProposed Civil Aviation Reuse of Marine Corps Air Station El Turo." (Aug. 29, 2001), the FM said: "The FM bas determined that the reuse of the former Mc.AS El Toro as proposed by the LRA (county or Orange) can be conducted in a safe manner." I hope Hanna Hill returns to Orange County to witness the flights from the El Toro international airport because it just might be the best planned airport in the world DONALDNYRE Newport Beach Fish, not Newport's fishermen, need saving The Aug. 1 story regarding the local championing of the dory fishermen is troubling to me ("Newport Beach comes to dory's defense~). NaturalJy, no one wants to see hard-working people put out of work, but it happens all of the time as times change. If California's rock fish CRYSTAL LAOOERDAlE I DAILY PLOT Frank Leal and his family prepare the catch for the early morning-Customers of the Dorymen's Fish Market. The Leal Fish Co. has been in business at the market for nearly 30 years. populations are in serious enough decline to warrant such extreme measures (and they undeniably are), then so be it. Every locale has some good reason to resist the ban on catching these species.of fish. However, none of them is as pressing as the very existence of the fish in question. Fishermen deny their greedy takes and any decline In fish numbers, just as loggers defend their tragic clear-cuts and swear that there are more trees than ever. All the tired old arguments are bankrupt. Jn the case of deep-water Ashes, one cannot possibly know what is n etted or hooked until it is visible, by which time it is too late. As it is, it is probably 100 late to save a couple of the most depleted species. As a taxpayer and citizen and a respecter of fellow-voyacert on Earth, I demand that the rock fish be given a good. loug breather from my fellow citizens who see them u nothing but cash or •sport.• By the way. unless your article was in reference to a particular dory, It should have read "comes to dorrles' defense." WAUAC£ WOOO Costa Mesa 17th Street could use some cleaning up As I have raced in and out or stores on 17th Street. I have wondered who oversees the condition of the sidewalb and parking lot? It seems to get a little worse each year. I have wondered about some of the people who weren't racing. just sitting or standing, looking each shopper up and down sometimes asking for money. One just figures loitering is acceptable in this area. I have observed restaurant-type trash being kicked out of the car door into the parking lot. During one of these observations, I wished I would have had a camera to catch the action O didn't) and get the car license. Where would I have taken it? Does anybody care? One wonders if the dirty sidewalks and dirty parking lot might attract people who would pull a woman out of her car, as they did on Aug. 4 in this parking lot c·costa Mesa police arrest 3 carjacking suspects," Aug. 6), throw her to the ground (better than being kidnapped) and steal her car1 I wonder, I wonder. can't help it if I wonder. KATHLEEN BREMNAN Newport Beach Call 1-IOO-COAST-4U or vialt www.ooud017011.°" fUIUTU IY TH& CALIJO&RIA COAITAI. co•m111011 FETZER-auaA' p ' n $[ ~ -~ = Yl,.lTAl.DI II> • I 17, 2002 Free Lifetime Guarantee on Frame, Springs & Cushions __......~ K.J~ . LIQUIDATORS· ~ co FURNITURE UQUIDATORS 8966 WARNER AVE., FOUNTAIN VAWY SALE HOURS: (714) 848-1994 Mon.-Fri. 1 OAM-IPM 5aturday 1 OAM-6PM Payment can be made by cash, Check, Vie8 or ~ 12PM-5PM MMtercatd. DeUverY may be arranged. iiiii ~ ~ Behind Chevron Gas Station Comer Of Magnolia & w.mer • • I . •• • • •• !: ~ ,. •• • . I • • • • • 4 • .. "The MlehtY Duclb. wtl be • s.ct AROUND TOWN IWna to ftMi\ It«*• pert of the N9wport Du'* fMort ~on the BNd'l Mriel. The film will be the~"'°" 330 w. Bey St., PfOi«ted on 1 Dl:ant ICfMn C:O.. Meu, CA 92827; by fax to ahuat9d on the .. nd. Gueits may (Mt) 146--t170; or by celling (949) Mo i.ke advantage of the 67~. Include the time, dl1e cempftree. lhe reeort It It 1131 and location of the event. aa well Bede Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) as e contact phone number. A. 729-0UNE. complete titting la available et www.dailypllot.com. 8UNDM' A'" 11• •llton for 4 '1W old TODAY lellenl Gutierrez will be held The Alt by the See Rne Am from 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday et Festlvel will be held from 10 e.m. Fairview Pinc In Coate Mesa. to 6 p.m. today end Sund1y at the Gutierrez wea rendered • Vie Udo Pleze In Newport Beech. quedrlpleglc after auffertng' chut The festival will Include original end head injuri .. from e car woft In painting, photography, colllaion on Mother'• Dey. She mixed media 1nd eculpture. woke from e come In .kine. The Entertainment will also be event was organized by eervers I provided by the Jaaon Feddy et The Omelette Parlor. Bend from 11 e.m. to 3 p.m. 1Jle Pertlclpenta ere encouraged to donate $10. (949) 674-9044. pl&Ut is at 3425 Vie Lido. Free. (818) 709-2907 or "MONDAY www.westcoastartlsts.cqm. The ftnlt program .,.., Amid A cooldng demonstntion on Books; geared toward readers older than 18, will be held in the preparing barbecue delights by Balboa Branch Library et 6:30 Cepteln BBO. Franko McGonegle, p.m. The program will conclude will be held et noon In Macy's the 2002 adult summer reading Cellar demonstration kitchen at programs. The library la at 100 E. South Coast Plaza. Macy's is at Balboa Blvd. Free. (9491717-3801 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. or www.newportbeschlibrsry.org. (714) 666-0611. TUESDAY Macy'• and Seven1"rt Magazine A aemlnar on the n8tu,.I will host a Fall Fashion Preview at approach to Attention Deficit 2 p.m. in the newly remodeled Disorder will be held from 6:30 to THISrT shop in Macy's at South 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe in Coast Plaza. Artists from Clinique Costa Mesa. The seminar ls coemetics will be available for sponsored ~Y Mother's Market. complimentary makeovers, and Free. The cate is at 226 E. 17th St. free gift bags will be provided by (949) 631-4741. Seventeen M agazine. The store is at 3333 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. WEDNESDAY Free. Call for reservations, (714) The Oninge County Assn. of 656-0611, Ext. 4231. Fund-raising Professionals Conference on Philanthropy will Readen older then 18 are begin at 8 a.m. at the Hiiton welcome to attend the Hotel in Costa Mesa. The event, grand-finale program "Peer Amid established for Orange County Books," which will conclude the nonprofit agencies and affiliated 2002 adult summer reading organizations. will incl ude three programs. The program will skill-development sessions on begin at 3 p.m. and will be held in the field of fund-raising. A the Corona del Mar Branch two-day survey course w ill also Library. The library is at 420 be held beginning on Thursday Marigold Ave. Free. (949) and will be followed by a 717-3801 or certified fund-raising executive www.newportbeachlibrsry.org. examination Aug. 24. The hotel MEPHISJG·M THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES Departs From Balboa Pavilion Reservations Required 949.673.5245 www.catallnainfo.com Classical Dance Center Newport Beach Elizabeth Huebner, Arti.c;tic Director .ll..11--r(•rH,, ~I( • • r.tl/ltdllr ..... la at 3080 8rlatol St. C11t for lnfonnetton on COtU or to make 1"9UfVadonl. (9491861-0198. 'IHURIOAY aou... ff-* ....... wtl be .. the Whlt9 Rabbit Children'• Boobtore In South Coett Plaa from 3 to 6 p.m. The Oklahoma governor will sign hla new picture book. *Will RC>g4N'S: An American Legend~ The ltOfe It et 3333 Brittof St. Suite 2061 , Costa Mesa. Free. C714) 446-0010. FlttOAY The movie •1ut•1 ..... wlH be shown et the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort in Newport Beach beginning et duelt Guest are encouraged to bring beach c:ttelrt end to take adVintage of the cempflree. The resort Is at 1131 Bede Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-DUNE. AUGUST24 The 22nd 1nnual ~Day Luncheon honoring four Orange County women leaders will be held at 11 :30 a.m . at the University Club on the UC Irvine campus. The luncheon is hosted by the California National Organization for Women. Tickets are $35. (949)-954-1155. The movie •G1laxy Quest" will be shown at dusk as part of the Newport Dunes Resort Movies on the Beach series. Guests are encouraged to bring beach chairs and to,take advantage of the campfires. The resort is at 1131 Back Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) 729-DUNE. AUGUST25 Historiclll tmpreuionist P9ter M. Small will perfonn his one·man portrayal of President Harry S. Truman at 2 p.m. at Temple Isaiah. During the performance, Small describes Truman's life and decisions as president -from the atomic bombing of Japan to the dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. The temple is at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Free. For infonnation on the event, call (949) 548-6900. For information about Small, call (714) 524-5944 JEFF & LYLEEN EWING ''UP, UP AND AW A Y" A "balloon" is a loan balance that must be pajd on a fu1ure dale. This provision has been used in private lending for many years, but h was only recenlly approved for use by insti lullonal lend ers. Federal sav ing., and loan a~soc1ations are now permitted to make balloon mortgages w1lh ~ little as five percenl down and monthly payments Lhat are smaller than the amount needed to fully amortize the debt. The balance must be paid off on the due date or the Joan must be re- neeot1 ated . This kind of borrowing requirec; advance plann ing to meet balloon payment obligations. Today's economi cs have produced many more financi ng options for home buyer.; which provide buyers with fleit1b1hty regarding the price they can afford to pay . Fin ancial institutions can acquaint a buyer with the current market and provide a Joan inslrument to meet any financial need. Lyeen and Jeff have 30 consecutive years of real estate experience in Newport Beach. For professional service or advice with aJJ your real estale needs call the Ewings at Coast Newport-Coldwell Banker at (949) 759-3796. ~-t or Yitlt www.hfftory..allve.com. for fewer then flv• yNrt, mHta for events, ldlvftiee Ind ft9'd '.n..tfOUP .... lredwtl tnps. (949) 646-9822. perform ..... rhythms end l.atjn )lilZ llt • conC9tt tpONOted by The,...olthe Newport N9wport BNd'I Alb and Culturel 8elc:h Public Ubtary Mek bo<* SeMcet from 6 to 8!30 p.m. et donations to ,. ... fund• for the Buffelo Hll• Pert. Guetta are library system. Boob may be left encouraged to bring blanketa, at any of the three branch lawn chairs end picnics. The pane llbreries, including, Balboa, Is et 1901 Port Provence. Free. Mariners or Corona del Mar. They (949) 717-38'70. may 11to be left In the apeclat bo<* doeet ne)(t to the Friends AUGUST21 Boob(.ore et 1000 Avoaldo Ave. ......_ CMnopher CC* Md Dene All hardcover end paperbedc Rohrabacher wm speak at the books are ecoeptable, with the Newport Beech Chamber of exception of law boob end Commerce Newport Sunrise magazines. Oonetlone are Breakfast et 7:30 e.m . The epeclal tax-deductible. Cell to arrange to breakfut, apon59red by Sheldon have books pidced up. (949) Pines of the Trensportation 769-9667. Corridor Agencies. will be held et the Radlason Hotel In Newport The Thundly Momlng Women'• Beach. The hotef Is at 4545 Club, a 40-year-old friendship MacArthur Blvd. $20 for club, is seeking new members. members with reservations; $26 The club, which include golf, at the door. $26 for potential bridge, walker and gourmet , members. (949) 729-4400. sections, meets at 11 a.m. on the second Thursday of every month AUGUST30 at the Radisson Hotel in Newport A showing of •clock Stoppers• Beach. The luncheon is $23 and will begin et dusk as pert of the includes entertainment. The hotel Newport Dunes Resort Movies on is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. (714) the Beach series. The film will be 842-5863. shown on a giant screen situated on the sand. Guests are The Newport Beach Walking encouraged to bring beach chairs Club meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m . and take advantage of the Monday through Saturday, and at campfires. The resort is at 1131 7 p.m. Sunday. Walkers should Bade Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) meet at the intersection of 729-DUNE. Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Free. (949) 650-1332. AUGUST 31 The movie •Mrs. Doubtflre" will The Americain Legion will meet be shown at dusk as part of the at 7 p.m . the third Tuesday of Newport Dunes Resort Movies on every month. The meetings, the Beach series. The film w ill be which deal with veteran issues shown on a giant screen situated and community service, will be on the sand. Guests are held at the Costa Mesa Air encouraged to bring beach chairs National Guard. The national and take advantage of the guard is at 2651 Newport Blvd. campfires. The resort is at 1131 Free. Mary Holler, (714) 546-2777; Back Bay Drive. $8 per car. (949) Bill Mimiaga, (949) 650-0894. 729-DUNE. Interfaith couples with one ONGOING Jewish partner are invited to The Newport Beech Newcomers participate in an interfaith Club meets at 10 a.m. the third couples discussion group hosted Wednesday of each month, by the Jewish Family Service of except July and December, at Orange County. The group is varied locations. The group, a geared toward those couples social organization for people looking to make Judaism and who have lived in Newport Beach the Jewish community part of ,.,~~~MIKE'$ ~~~CARPET$ OVER 30 YEARS IN COSTA MESA "'Now Owned & Operated by Mesa Upholstery• Laminate Texture-Plush Ceramic Flooring Carpet \"\""'' $150 v\l.O't 2 U " Featuring ALLOC sq ft ft No Clue lnstal/1at1on /mtillled S Wood Flooring Refinishing & New ~s Berber Carpet 'i~I)~ ... $189 Installed Sq ft Sawrdly, hCUSt l 7, 2002 ,. tMlr ,..ationehlp. The l'OUI> meett In the~ .... ·~• offtce 9t 250 E • ..._ St., 8uhe G. CoMa ...... PreteglatratJon It requited. (714) 446-4960. Nlthtty meetll.p.,..._.ln Coate Mn• Ind Newport~ for anyone who wenta to overcome nicotine eddk:don. Sc:Mdu,. or (714) nc.9108 or (800) 642--0668. The Newport 8pcMtl ........... , e nonprofit organlutlon, operatea e free muaeum at 100 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. The museum, whld'I haa one of the wortd'a largest collections of eportl memorabilia. is OJ*' from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekday• and 10 e.m. to 3 p.m. on Seturdey. (949) 721·9333 or www.n•WJ>OrtltpOft• museum.org. The Estancia High School....,.. Taecher Studen1 Assn. hosta • monthly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m . to noon in the school's northwest parldng lot, on the corner of Estencla North and Placentia. Newspapers that are bound, loose or bagged are accepted; however, cardboard, bound material such as phone books or thick magazines are not. Bina are available for drop off every day of the month for people who prefer to go at other times. All funds raised go to the association. Free. The school is at 2323 Placentia Ave .• Coste Mesa. (949) 515-6500. Oasis Senior Center off9n a daily telephone contact program for seniors who have a limited local support system. They also offer ongoing computer classes that teach the basics of Word. Quicken, Print Shop and Internet usage. (949) 644-3244. The Costa Mesa Communators Toas1masters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa. M eetings are open See TOWN, Pace AlO Carpets • Area Rugs Vinyls • Ceramics Wood • Laminates DESIGN CENTER ''For All Your Decorating Needs!'' FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERY • Custom-Made Furniture • Slip Covers • Patio Furniture • Draperies. Shades. & Bedspreads GRAND OPENING SPECIALS PREMIUM Breast Augmentation 0~1NJ/b $3 850 $3,450 OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTER lotox & Microdeu unabrasion COmbo Now Pot Ody (F-6 ht r,1131 10 Utt/ $145 Pp,, Mio $ 7 50 • AlO Slb.fdly, Au1USt 17. 2002 TOWN Continued from A9 to~ who WIM"lta to~ ' hit or her pubflc speaking aldk (714).........m. The N9wport ...... Dlstingulehed T~ Ctub 1300 rnMtS from 7 to 9 p.m. Tueedevt In Sgt. Pepperoni'• meeting room, 2300 Brtatoe St., Newport~. Catt to malce reservation•. (949) 648-1274. l • . The Jewish f9fnly ..... °' Orange County hold• group meetings for younger women to dlecust luuea re19llng to life pa ... gea .net dtanges, body Images, family, relatlonahlJ>', communication, Intimacy and aexuaflty, an1dety, and k>neflneu. The group meets at 7 p.m. Tueadaya at the agency offlc9. The office is at 250 E. Beker St, Suite G, Costa Meu. Preregistration 11 required. Marcy Middler, {714) 44S-4950, Ext. 114. Mela~~ Club 691 in Cotta Meaa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdaya at Mesa Verde United Methodllt Church, 1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. (714) 540-4446. TheC.... ..... Cllalllks of Commeew wll holl 111 we.ldv ~ LUllld'90non Wedneedeyt "°'" 11=-a.m. to 1 p.m. .. 1he Ca.tit .... Country Club. Vlalors .. slllcomed. The dub .. 9t 170I Golf eou.... Oriw. $13r(11•) 886-8080. ............... Club meets at 7 a .m. Wedneedeyt at the a.Na Corinthian Yecftt Club, 1801 Bayaide Drive, Corona del Mar. 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Newport Beach's Redline 5 and Oevls will also perform at the show, which will feature fashions from Cliromestar worn by professionals from Chase Models. Leilani suffered serious chest When Newport-Mesa feels like dancing, there are plenty of places where you can shake a tail feather or two Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot W hether you're looking to dance among sweaty people who don't care about how loud the music is because the last thing they want to do is talk, or sway just the slightest bit in a mellow lounge where people prefer to sip drinks and watch, Newport-Mesa offers plenty of opportunities to groove. FYI home from South Coast Plaza •WHAT: Fashionably loud: A with her mother, June Concert for Leilani Gutierrez, their Fold Explorer •WHO: Caddv wampuu ~ . was bit by a driver who ran a guest stars Redline 5 and Clevis ' red lisht. The car rolled, •WHEN: 9 p.m. Friday ejecting Leilani from her car •WHERE: Hard R~ C.f6, seaL The little girl, who woke Fashion Island, 451 Newport from a coma in June, was Center Drive, Newport Beach rendered quadriplegic. She •COST: $10, $6 with flier remains in the hospital on life available at suppon. www.caddywampuu.com The lead singer of Caddy •CONTACT: (714) 297-3882 or Wampuss, who prefers to go by www.caddywampuss.com the single name Toad, stumbled and bead ir)juries during an automobile collision on Mother's Day. While coming over Leilani's story in a newspaper at a coffeehouse. See CADDY, Pase A16 Sometimes you really have to look, as the venues look like mere restaurants but cater to a dancing mood. Other times, you can just listen for the loud music and know there is dancing to be had. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Glassblower Kent Kahlen creates a vase from molten glass in his studio. His work will show at Laguna's Festival of Arts show. The Tilci Bar in Costa Mesa is an obvious place for dance. Regulars call it the rare electronic-music spot in Orange County. It's dark, loud and dizzying with jumping lights. Patrons come to dance to the house music of popular DJs and other musical acts. There's drinking and the occasional shouting above the din, but the most prominent activity is dancing. Margaritaville in Newport Beach offers an equally upbeat time, but to a different tune. Between the margarita-drinldng and Mexican-food eating, patrons get up and dance between tables, as well as on the dance floor. Musical acts perform seven nights a week. And then there are the places like Carmelo's Ristorante in Newport Beach. A fairly upscale Italian restaurant with a huge bar, lounge area, dining area, patio and, of course, dance floor, patrons there groove to different rhythms according to the mood being promoted that nigbL On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sundays, Latin $3.lsa performer Ivan Marcello performs. Sunday is tango night, and Thursday and Friday evening stages are saved for the world music/Latin jazz/reggae ofTino Macchia and bis band. Saturdays are reserved for Tate 5, a funk Motown group playing musical styles of the late '60s and early '70s. Patrons can be generalized to be in their nUd-20s through nUd-30s. ·we have a little solid crowd that just comes to bear these groups," said Brad Eggebraaten, bookkeeper at Carmelo's. If you're looking for a sweeter, more mellow time, head to the ntanon Lounge at the Sutton Place Hotel Gerald lshfbuhl and the Stone Brtdp The language of Creating forms from what was once silica changed Newport Beach artist Ken Kahl en's life and focus Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot T here was something about sand melting into clear goo and the goo being shaped lib it was caramel and the caramel getting blown, literally, into beauty that intrigued Kent Kablen more than 10 years ago. Until then, be wa8 a . self-proclaimed "typical young.9ter" who started and quJt jobs in a pattern that showed he was still looking for his place in the world. ICahlen fell into glassblowing during a stint with chiropractics in 1988 Chhi back hurt, be went to see a chiropractor, he decided to be a chiropractor). He was walking through the art department at Santa Ana JunJor College one day when he saw someone working on this •gtowtng red thlng." "That WU It I WU hooked," said the Newport Beach resident who la exhibfdng bJt wort at the Festival of the Arts to Laguna Beach. "I was totally naive to thla ...... at world." That glowing red thing, teclmically called the glory bole (the place where glass can be heated to be shaped into art), became .ICahlen's niche. Today bis studio contains two such fiery holes -the glory hole and the furnace -puntis (rods used to transfer melted glass), blowpipes, pipe-warmers and other chunky tools. It's bot in there. Sort of scary too, as the presence of things that can bum you is plenty. But for the 36-year·old Kah.ten. who barely flinches atsmall bums from ash falling on his skin, a glowing rod with a bulb of tluorescent orange glass at Its tip might as well be a baton meant to twirl. "Explosions are infrequent,~ be said. "I've bad this glory bole explode on me, but it was nothlng." His furnace is kept on every day, regardless of whether be la worldng and even if be is sleeping. It maintains a temperature of 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit and la able to house up to 320·pounda of molten glaaa, which la bom of a mixture of llUca, ah and lime. The glory hole Is turned on only when be ts worting and maintains a heat level of 2,300 degrees FahrenbetL FANTASTIC FIVE Molten glass glows in the dark where Kent Kahlen begins to roll a vase into shape. The glass is heated in a 2()()(}.degree furnace. Kahlen starts by sticking a blowpipe into the furnace. Once the dp of the rod is clumped with this mix. he rolls the substance on a marvel (a type of table) to smooth It and wolks with bis many tweeurs, sheers and jacks to shape the shapeless mass. The texture of the glass is lib thick gel at this point. yielding to every whim of the tools held in Kablen,'s band. The artist then blows into the blowpipe and makes a little bubble in what is, at this point, pretty round. The bubbJe expand& and makes the glall boDow. Sometimes, if he's woddng on a big pJece and needs help, his &IUltant Josh Backhaus will blow into the ptpe wbJle Xahlen obeenes the changln8 shape. Bedcbaus said be got Into glassblowing for the same reason his employer did. "You see it, there's that attraction,,. be said. "The fire and all the noise and you see somebody pull the glass out and it's like nothing else." Some of what gets made in IC.ahlen's studio include vases, Ooor lamps. tables, cu.stom-Ughtfng features, sculptures and even paperweight& The average glass buyer doesn't always know that glass comes from sand, from such a creative proc:ees. Kahlen said. But the artist. who actually considers himself both an artist and a crattsman. depending on whether his creation is used functionally or sculpturally, ea.id more s.. GI.ASS, ..... All ., ,, ,. .. . ~. ~ ... .. .,, . • • • .. { • -· ~ ~ • .. ,• • • ( • ' ·' i • • •( .. .. ( ·~ ., ., :! THE CROWD Sandpipers' super summer party T he Sandpipers in support of Hoag Hospital held a , amub1ng 9Ul1lDler party at the Pelican Hill estate of 1-md Bob Ma t 'r II~ The theme was pure jazz as SpynJura cm\ted musical -----magic in the sage-covered coastal hills. The late afternoon Sunday reception was hosted by the generous Modzeleski family and B.W. Cook co-qwred by Carolyn Reed and &7ellle Smith. The annual swnmer party attracted around 200 chic Hoag devotees dressed in cool summer cocktail attire, raising funds for the Hoag Hospital Foundation benefiting the Hoag Cancer Center and the new Hoag Women's Pavilion. supporting the Sandpiper event were committee members Arlene BaDerlnl, Cyndy Haug Mallory lleydortr. Janet Kane, Roeeanne 1.evan-1.evl, Junita M8dole, BoeaUe Puleo, Roni Robin, Mary Jane Rumbley, Soun Selcer and Kymberly Spector. GOLF TOURNEY HELP Glorta o.brlnk is thrilled to report that $45,000 was raised in underwriting support to benefit the upcoming House Ear Institute Golf Tournament set for Sept. 16 at Pelican Hill. "Bids were flying at the pre-event affair", says Osbrink. offering praise and gratitude for the support of First American Title, hosts of the recent patron party. Celebrity endorsement came from 1'11,m. DIBer, in from BrentwoQd for the party. Diller, the "queen" of elective surgery, in her eo''s and looking 20 years younger, jo!Jled Dr. Howard Houle, ~t chair . l!llrabeth Vincent of Harbor Island and a host of guests gathering to support the work of the legendary House, who most recently made international headlines for the work in his clinic saving the hearing of radio talk star Rush Umbaugh. ECLECTIC KICK-OFF The Eclectic Orange Festival will host a kick-off party next Tuesday at Z-Tejas restaurant, South Coast Plaza. Organizers are calling the event a "listening party", as a CD will be distributed to guests for their listening pleasure. Tracks from the new CD will feature highlights of the entertairunent from this year's festival which stars the French equestrian ballet troupe. Theatre Zingaro. Also featured on the CD will be music from "Latinworks", ~highlighting the vision and virtuosity of Latin America's vibrant music scene", offers orgaruzer Craddock Stropes. Festival director Dean Corey is especially proud of the CD. Corey adds, MTh.is represents just about every style of music coming out of Latin America." The F.clectic Orange Festival is a project of the Philhannonic Society of Orange County. Approaching its fourth season on the Califom.ia ALSO IN THE CROWD Meredith Louis Potter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick, was among the 18 young women presented to society at the Medallion Ball, sponsored by the Assistance League of Newport Mesa. Potter is a fourttrgeneration League member and the third generation of her family to be presented formally. She is a resident of Lido Isle, a recent graduate of Newport Harbor High School and will attend Southern Methodist University in the fall. Riviera. the festival has an honored recepdon at Z-Tejas or the festival, tradition of bringing world-class please call (949) 553-2422. artists to Orange County for six weeks in the fall •THE CROWD appears Thursdays For more information on the and Saturdays. .j • ~ ... • •. ~ Alim IMbftl of Calta Mml.SMm~ olCOltaMllA •'-rJ .,. ........... n.w ~Oudiin Colla Mma •June 22. 1be bride, daughter ol Mn.; FruMm Betnorat and the late Stepbm J. Betnor8I olw..t llrkfllwa&er, MMI., ii an executM •rilbmt at lmignill ESG in Irvine. The gl'OOID. Ion of Lany and Maswe Cuaingham of Portola v.Dey. Calif .• is self-employed with his own real estate company, ~Properties. 1be bride's matron ofbonor was Karen Moe. Her • bridesmaids were Harriett Aguilar and Barbara . McDonald. 'nle groom's best man was Jim Lee. His groomsmen were Q.ut c.as..ingham, Randy Cassingbam, Stephen Beinoras and John Beinoras. The ceremony was followed by a reception for 80 guests at the Costa Mesa Country Oub. The couple is at b9me in Costa Mesa following a wedding trip to the Caribbean. Fulton-Kendrick Kelly Margaret FuJton of Newport ~ach and John Jesse Kendrick of Dallas, Texas, exchanged wedding vows at the Wmdows of the World Shrine in Santa Fe, N.M. on July 3. The b ride, daughter of Dr: and Mrs. James E. Fulton Jr. of Newport Beach, received her bach elor's degree from S.Uday, hipl. 17, 2002 All Fulton-Kendrick UCLA and graduated from the University of Miami School of Law. She is now a real estate attorney with Safeco Texas. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kendrick Jr. of Dallas, Texas, received his bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Dallas and graduated from the University of Miami School of Law. He is now a corporate attorney with Fish and Richardson, P.C The ceremony was followed by a reception at Rancho de San Juan. The couple plans to live.in Dallas following a wedding trip to Steamboat Springs, Colo. •WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS run Saturdays. 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The film IChedule la as follows: .,,,. Mighty Oudca• today, •eug. ute• on Friday, •GalaJcy au.t" on Aug. 24, "Clodcltoppera" on Aug. 30 end •Mrs. Doubtftre• on Aug. 31. Newport Oune1 la at 1131 Back Bey Drive, Newport Beeldl. Admt .. ton fa free, $7 for parting. (800) 765-7661. LOVEIONGI Sktger end-•-VM-""-,.-Mld-' Boleonwll ~ e Lowe~ Uw Concert•• p.m. Aug. 31 • the Onnge County Performing Al1a Center, 800 Town Center Drive, Cotta Meu. $46-$78. (714) 740-7878. ~AT THE TEE ROOM The Mart Oevidlon Trio with Ron Elehete on guitar wiU perform at 8 p.m. Frideyl ... rting Friday at the Tee Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. $10 CXMtr. (949) 766-0121. JAZZ.TRIO Gutt.tream Restaurant in Newport Beac:h will present a jazz trio Sunday thrQUgh Wednesday u regular entertainment at 860 , Avocado Aw., Newport Beach. Hours are 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. WEEKLY JAM "THE TtN COMMNC>MENTS' The Orange County Museum of Art will present the second part of "The Ten Commendmenta• (1956) at 6:30 p.m. Friday ae part of its Friday Night Film aeries at 850 San C1emente Drive, Newport Beach. Suggested donation la $6, or $4 for museum members, students and seniors. (949) 759-1122, Ext. 204. The Studio Cafe presents Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 p.m. wery week. "Wanted" musicians include guitar players, basa players, singers, drummers, keyboardists and others at 100 Main St, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-7760. Bras~ Brazil will perform 5 p.m. Aug. 25 at Buffalo Hiffs Park as part of the Newport Beach Concerts in the Park series. The band will perform salsa and Latin jazz. The park is at 1901 Port Provence in Newport Beach. Free. 949-717-3870. NATURE INDOORS "Exquisite Nature: The Beauty of Rowers:' a photographic exhibit by Karen Luchesi, will be on display at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach, through Sept. 13. Free. (949) 717·3801. MUSIC AUDIO WEDNESDAYS The Lab/Anti-Mall is holding Audio Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. through the month of August Soluz brings experimental sounds on Wednesday, followed by the international tunes of Dirdy Birdy on Aug. 28. The Lab is at 2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 96tHi661 or www.thelab.com. SUMMER JAZZ SERIES The Hyatt Newporter will present Dave Koz and Friends at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday as part of its Summer Jazz Series at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. F'me Home Furnishings Antiques & C.Ollectibla Tnditional to c.ouage Gifts & Garden Decor W'ub list & Deli'ftf'f GARDEN CAFE Garden Pabo Dining Breakfast, Lunch, Tea & UptalO Bar MUSIC AT THE ANNEX Musical acts perform at 5 p.m. Sundays at the Pierce Street Annex, 33017th St .• Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 646-8500. MUSIC AT 1ltE GRILL The Bluewater Grill offers live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nidc Peper and Kelty Gordien (known as MPG) will perform classic roe*. R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rode, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is located at 830 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. Free admission. (949) 675-3474. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band will perform from 7 to 10 CAFE HOURS: Moo-Sun 9am-4pm SH Q p & D JNE p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The restaurant Is at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Blues on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. The program will feature jazz and classic rode tunes for dining and dancing. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. POP-ROCK AND FlAMENCO Tate 5, a funk, rode and Motown act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's Aistorante, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs dasslcal flamenco Uuidla to Cbandelien Uted & Rare Boob Custom Pictme Framing Furniture Restoration and much more I 130 FAST 17'" ST. COSTAMF5A Al Nnllf#rt tf &st 17"' Strttt (949) 722-1177 ROW HOURS: Tve-Sat lOa.m-Spm Come shop at the oldest carpet company in Southern California ... JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE Since 1879 2927 S. Bristol Street, Costa Mesa (71l ~) 751~2324 www.1'loesercarpetone.com ..,. ...... ,_....., ALso Iftf;\fAng Beach (562) 430-7501 11nJ LOS 'Angeles (213) 627-4738 C4 Lie #272823 ., tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rode and A&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place , Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4600 MacArthur Blvd., NewporfBeach. 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 A MUSICAL MIX The Newport Theater Arts Center will present "The Musical Medley• at 2 and 7 p.m. today and Sunday at 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. The show is produced and directed by Rachel Furman and will Include songs from "Grease;" "The Sound of Music" and "Annie Get Your Gun." $6. (949) 548-6867. 'PHANTOM OF THE OPERA' The Orange County Performing Arts Center will present Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" through Aug. 25 at Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Show times are 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; 2 and 8 p.m . Saturdays; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays; 2 and 8 p.m. Aug. 22; and 2 p.m. only on Aug. 25. $16.50-$68. (714) 556-2787. 'lliE WIZARD OF OZ' The Newport Beach Theatre Company will present "The Wizard of 0z• Friday through Sept 8 at Lincoln Elementary arts & Cra'ffe SW, 'Furniture School. 3103 PIM:lflc va.w, Conine del Mar. Show Imel .. 7 D-lft. • Ft1day end s..rd9y end 2 p.m. - Sund8y. s10 or $15. (948) 7-.1CM&. 'THE um.£ PRINCESS' • Trilogy ~wUI .,,...m "A· Utde Prii'aee. Frldey through Sept. 8 • 2830 8rilllol &t., Bldg. • C-108, CON Meu. Show timee ere 7:30 p.m. Ftldev end Seturday. end 5 p.m. Seturdey end Sund-v. $16 or $13. Recommended ege I• 8 and up. (714) 967..3347, Ext. 1. ART YERV MODERN Mr The Orange County Mueeum of , Art will preeent the 2002 California Biennlel exhibition through Sept 8 at 860 San • Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. The worb are a reflection of l.rt)atic Ideas and stylel. Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Tuesday through Sunday. $6 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and free for members " and children younger than 16. (949) 759-1122. HOU.YWOOD SKETCHES "Destined for Hollywood: The Arf of Dan Sayre Groeabedc," an exhibit of stcetches for films, will • show through Oct. 6 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Museum hours are 11 a.nt to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and free for members and children younger than 16. (949) 759-1122. ' PLEINART "En Pleln Air:' an exhibit of oil paintings by Valerie Carson, Is Or\ display at South Coast Art Gallery, 3441 Via Udo, Suite B, Newport Beach. Hours vary. Free. (949) 673-0nt DANCE Fl.AMENCO FEST Companie Aamenca Andres Marin will perform through Sunday as part of the NewWor1d, Aamenoo Festival. The Seville, Spain, company will perform "Mas all~ del Tiempo" for the first time in the United States. See HOURS, Paae A15 HOURS Contirlled from Al 4 The ~will beNged at the Wine Barcley ThMtre, 4242 Campua Drive, Irvine. Show dmee wtlt be 8 p.m . todey Ind 8 p.m. Sundr(. $28-$38. (949) .. tlt8 or www.thcttMrclay.CHV. SEMORUUJtOOM Ballroom dlncing to the music of the eo.ta ~ Mullc Makers 11 offered from 7:30 to 10-.30 p.m . Tueedeys at Costa Meta Senior Center, 896 W. 19th St $4. (949) 548-3884. ARGEN11NE TANGO Tango dlnclng 11 offered from 8 p.m . to 12:30 a.m. on the first Saturday of each month at Oentcene Studio, 2980 Mc:Clintodt Way, Costa Mesa. (714) 641-8688. KIDS Kl>S CAN COOK TOO A children'• cooking ciass with Alan Greeley will be presented at 11 a.m . today at the Golden Truflle restaurant, 1767 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Kids will learn how to make soups, casseroles and empanadasllumovers. Recipes and dining etiquette lessons included. $30 per child. (949) 645-9970. A GOVERNOR WHO WRITES Governor Frank Keating of Oklahoma will sign his new picture book "Will Rogers, An American legend" at 3 p.m . Thursday at the White Rabbit Children's Bookstore at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 445--0010. STARLIGHT STORJES 10:161.m. Fridr/I at 8order8 Boob. Muelc .. South Coal ....,., 3333 Beer St., ea.. Meet. Mee. (714) 432·78k BOOKS IOOKSALE Friends of the Newport Beed'I Ubrery will hold 1 UMd book Nie from 9 1.m. to 4 p.m. today at the Newport Beed\ Central Ubrery, 1000 Avoc.do Ave., N.wport Beech. All proceedl will be 'donated to the library system. (949) 759-9667. AUTHOR APPEARANCE Candace Chambers-Belida, who w rote "Dare to Stand;' will dlacuaa her book and the challenge of dealing with tragedy at 3 p.m . Aug. 24 at Borders Boob, Music & Cafe at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 279-8933. SIGNING AT wtlTE RAB8fT Tamara Orr, who wrote "A Parent's Gulde to • Homeschooling;" will Introduce and sign her book at noon Aug. 24 at the White Rabbit Children's Bookstore in South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Free. (619) 454-3518. BOOKS ANO TEA Debbie Macomber, Jill Marie Landis and other writers will sign books and have afternoon tea at 2 p.m . Aug. 27 at Recycled Romances, 147 Broadway, Costa Mesa. (949) 645-0529. BOOK SIGNING Viviane Wayne will sign "lnshallah" at 11 a.m. Sept. 1 at Martha's Bookstore, 3081h Marine Ave .. Balboa Island. Free. (949) 673-7185. GROUP ACTION WINE TAS11NGS HI--TI~ Wine Cellars offers wine tutlngs from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Fridlys and 1:30 to 8 p.m. Saturdays. (949) 660-8463. SUNDAY BRUNCH A Sunday brunch, featuring International seafood and salad buffets. roasts car.ied to order and breakfast favorites, Is held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 M acArthur Bl\ld., Newport Beach. $30; $40 with champagne. (949) 476-2001. CLUBS ALTA COFFEE Mt.()Sical acts perform at 8:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays at Atta Coffee House. 506 31st St .. Newport Beach. (949) 675--0233. ATRIUM MARQUIS A variety of live music is presented daily at the Atrium's Airporter Club, 18700 MacArthur Blvd., lr.iine. (949) 833-2no. BISTR0201 Ja.zz is played at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 11 a.m . Sundays at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 631-1551. DIN DIN AT BAMBOO TERRACE Instrumental music is performed after 9 p.m . Thursdays and pop and rode is presented after 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays at Din Din at the Bamboo Terrace, 1n3 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. (949) 645-5550. DURTY NELLY'S s.Mday, ~ 17, 2002 .. Uw ""'* .. petfonMd ~through ...... 1he Harp Inn, 130 E. 11th St., Cost.I MeM. (M) Me •5. HOGUE lh'-.cHAEL 'I Uve mu* le perfonned ~through s.turcMy9 at Barmldiael'•, 3960 Cempu9 Drive, Newport Beectl. (IM8) 261-6270. • UDO ctGM ROOM Enjoy a smoke with your drink at Udo Cigar Room. 3441 Via Udo, Suite 0 , Newport Beach. (949) 723-0595. MARGARITAVIUE Uve music is performed at Margaritaville, 2332 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 631-8220. MARRAKESH Authentic Moroccan cuisine and belly dancing is offered at 5 p.m. daily at Marrakesh, 1976 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. (949) 64S-8384. MARRIOTT HOTEL Live music is performed M ondays through Saturdays at the Marriott Hotel, 900 Newport Cen1er Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 640-4000. MULDOON'S Muldoon's is an Irish pub at 202 Newport Center Drive, Fashion Island, Newport Beach. (949) 6404110. OYSTER BAR LOUNGE local pop and light rode acts perform Fridays and Saturdays at Newport Landing's Oyster Bar lounge at the Balboa Ferry Landing. 503 E. Edgewater Ave. (949) 675-2373. TEE ON THURSDAY Children 3 to 7 are invited to participate in songs and finger puppet plays at 7 p.m. Mondays at the Costa M 8$8 Library. 1855 Par1c Ave. (949) 646-8845. PJS AND BOOKS A children's story time is presented at 7 p.m . Mondays and 10:30 a.m. Saturdays at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Children may wear pajamas to the evening sessions. Free. (949) 717·3801. The Fiction Book Group meets at 7 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759-0982. OPRAH BOOK CLUB Artwork by Ellen Rose and Dobromir Manev ·Manu· will be exhibited at the Bayside Restaurant, 900 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach, through September. The show features Rose's ·pooch portraits,· and was curated by Studio Gallery in Irvine. Free. (949) 721·1222. Live music is performed at 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays at Nelly's, 2915 Red Hill Ave .. Costa M esa. (714) 957·1951. FOUR SEASONS HOTEL The Tee Room presents its two-piece band every Thursday between 6 and 9 p.m . at 3100 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach. (949) 756-0121. TOTALLY COFFEE WEEKLY STORYTELLER A children's story time is held at 10:45 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at M etro Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive. Costa M esa. (714) 444-0226. STORY TIME A children's story time will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesdays and The Oprah Book Club discusses Oprah Winfrey's most rec~nt selections at 7 p.m . on the third Thursday of each month at Bames & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. (949) 759-0982. PO ETRY LIVE PERFORMANCES Poets lee Mallory and Laura Mattingly will read new works at 8 p.m . Wednesday at Alta Coffee House, 506 31st St., Newport Beach. There will also be music by Wendy Piatt. Free. (949) 675-0233 or (714) 564·6526. DINING/TASTING SUNSET DINNERS The Rusty Pelican offers Sunset Dinners at 4 to 5:15 p.m. M onday through Friday at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $10.$15. (949) 642·3431. H.J. Garrett Furniture Fine Furniture Since 1960 A Family Tradition of Providing Strvice and Valut. ConJisttnt/y Good Prices Everyda} Full D esign 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Consulting (94 9) 646.0275 Service Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 6, Sun. 12 to 5 Quality Service Value SUNDAY BRUNCH The Rusty Pelican offers Sunday Brunch from 10 a.m . to 3:30 p.m. every Sunday at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $8-$16. (949) 642-3431. TWILIGHT DINING A twilight dining menu, featuring dishes such as chicken parmigiana and calamari picante Live music is performed Mondays through Saturdays at the Four Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 759-0808. HARD ROCK CAFE live music is performed Sundays at Hard Rode Cafe, 451 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. (949) 640-8844. THE HARP INN Open mike night is held from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m . Thursdays at Totally Coffee, 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East. Costa Mesa. (714) 435-9367. V1UANOVA Rich Fauno plays at the piano bar at 9 p.m . Sundays through Wednesdays and the three-piece jazz and blues band Misbehavin' plays at 9 p.m . Thursdays through Saturdays at Villa Nova, 3131 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 642·7880. SANTA MONICA SEt\FC:lOD .Fresh Seqfood Daily Weekly Specials Fresh Hawaiian Wahoo Fiiiet (Ono) $7991b. Fresh Yellowtail Fillet $495tb. 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The GROOVE Continued from Al2 Band perform rock. rhythm and blues, and jazz on Satwday evenings, during which time patrons Oock onto the dance Ooor. "It's not too bright'; it's nice, very romandc," said Ramon Galaviz, bartender at the lounge. Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach offers a similarly atmospheric time. In the middle of the dining room, diners can get up .and dance to soft blues, jazz and classic rock on a dance Ooor ,........__= ... .. -....... ...., .... out IAlmrt ...... ....., ...... ................ bmd S....Fllld. ..... ~ ............... ~ radio.,.., for die bmd'l lb.an "'J'.bnllbl and Fcnver." •After years of ltn.lgle. the guy's on tour tn Oregon (with the Goo Goo DollaJ and ln one day, two of his Ufe'a lovet and dream.a are lhot down in the bllnJc of an eye," Ferrell Nld. "I don't have ldds, but I've been a musician for a while ... that ls tecbnJcally on the water. The Harp Inn In c.osta Mesa offers a more lively dance floor. Bands perform on the stage Thursdays through Sundays. "We have some lriBh music, but for the most part It's cover bands, top 40-type music," owner John Lyons said. "Danceable stuff." The somewhat cozy, somewhat dimly lighted watering hole attracts a mostly 25 to 35 crowd. The floor can get pretty cmmmed. "The bands that we have here play upbeat music," Lyons said. "We don't have any depressing bands." I can lmlline what it would be Ute to have yow Wodd fall apart." 1be band bu renamed one of lta 1CJ1191. "Blind ID Al." as "LeUam'I ScJil&,"-=-ID pedorm It .. die 1be CUl'lml lineup olCllddy Wunplla bil t..i .:r,•-lot lbout. re-.-!'. n.. ' band~--ori8lnal I008lt and menbll'I ay the radio station they~ moet Utely be beud on m>Q--FM (106.7). Perez said the IOUDd could be chuacterlr.ed .. being DOH LEACH I DAl..Y PILOT A couple enjoy the "house· sounds of DJ Jimmy at Tiki Bar in Costa Mesa where neon lazer beams illuminate anything white. 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"We're growing out of that pretty rapidly," Kahlen said. Glassblowing has continued to hold his interest for 12 years because the creative possibilities are endless. •There's always a new design, a new shape you can do," he said. "lt's got all the good ingredients to keep you interested for a lifetime." As far as ICablen is concerned, time spent in his studio is time spent speaking the language of glas.9. "You're telling the glass what to do and making statements with the gliw," he said. •1t1s a very intriguing medium You really can't beat it as far as what it gives you in the end. " SABATINO'S ,, ' I ' : ,\ I I '' 'I I' I ' 11'. I - ' ( '' Lunch • Dinner• Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours, directions & reseivations. : (949) 723-0621 : U.agood ntfil._ .... PMli .... ~ _,_._..., J 7 ......... •z-.-~ .. . t ... , • r 1'JU01E OF 1IE DAY "TM'• ii no pOflll!lbil o, Jamn110 it'I «ay on the joinl3." WATER FITNESS PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAJl..Y P1LOT YMCA Water Fitness class members including Sandy Anderson, red hat, and Sandy Tupman, second from left, do muscle strengthening exercises to combat injtJries and arthritis. Anderson said she could hardly walk to the mailbox before discovering the class. Now she can move and walk freely. A world of water wonder In addition to swimming, more and more people are enjoying the several benefits of various water exercises here in Newport Beach. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot · NEWPOR't BEACH -Ever heard of water walk- ing, deep water running and wall exercises? These are just a few of the various exercises of why people in Newport-Mesa and around the na- tion a.re quickly flocking to pools to move their legs, anns, torsos and whatever other body parts they want to work out as part of "water exercise." Water exercise began about 25 years ago as a way for accident victims to recover from their inju- ries and an exercise routine for people with arthri· tis, according to Sally JCuledge, an active adult co- ordinator at the (.entral Orange Coast YMCA in Newport Beach, who has taught wate.r exercise courses for seven years. But now, more and more people from 19· and 20-year-olds to those in their 80s are putting on swim trunks and jumping in pools to reap the ben- efits of the water workouts. Whether it be "water walking" that involves moving forward, backward and sideways using short, quick or long steps in waist-deep to chest- deep water, or performing "deep water exercises" that involve slow, medium or fast-paced exercises without the feet touching the bottom of the pool, there's plenty of exercises to go around. "The buoyancy allows people to exercise in wa- ter since 90CJli of the body is buoyant," JCuledge said. "There is no pounding or jarring so It's easy on the joints." Benefits touch the physical social and psycho- logical spectrums and include building up endur· ance, muacular balance, stress relief, strengthening the heart, increasing drculatioo, renewing enei:gy, feDowship with other people and improving phy- sique. tculedge teaches one aerobics class and three water exerdle classes each day at the YMCA and Mid many orthopedists refer clients to the cl.aMes to help them rehabilitate their muscles. Water exercise goes a step beyond swimming, according to IWledg'e. who said the draw of the . .,structor Saly K~e goes through the routile as she runs students through YtlCA water fitness class. classes she teaches has as much to do with the en- vironment as the exercises themselves. "We have physical therapists using our facility and there's a pool of options to choose from.~ Ku- ledge said. •lt's just come into focus that younger people have realized the benefit you get from (wa- ter exercise). People have always been swimming but water fitness predominantly focuses on thera- peutic uses in a comfortable atmosphere that's a stress relief. You enjoy yourself so you can't be too strict in the water." Water provides 12 times more resistance that land, according to Sally Stanton, owner of Sally Stanton Total Fitness/Water Warm-Ups. who has taught water fitness, or as she terms it, water aero· bics, for five years at places such as the Newport Dunes Resort and the Newport Beach Tennis Oub. "You bum 400-500 calories an hour based on a IS<>·poWld person." Stanton said. Stanton has 24 years experience in both New- port Beam and Irvine's PIUb and Recreation De· partments teaching everything from ballroom dancing and jazzercise to her new Power Water Workout Stanton will teach the United States Water Pit- ness Association certification class Sept 8 at the Central Orange Coast YMCA. "(Water aerobics) is much kinder to your body," Stanton said "The buoyancy the water provides makes it a perfect place for those with hip, knee or back injuries and you won't overheat because you have a cooling mechanism in the water. The buoy- ancy of the water allows for the cushioning of the joints so you minimize the impact to your joints or have no impact if you're doing a deep conditioning class. .. Younger crowds have got their heads wet as well in Stanton's classes. "In our clientele we have people in their early 20s, two people who are 19, men a.re getting more involved and the-baby-boomer generation is catching on big time," Stanton said. One of the draws to water aerobics according to Stanton ls that people can do the same eJterdse at their own levels and still reap the benefits. "You can be a very well-conditioned athlete standing or ftoadng next to a beginner and both swimmers achieve the same goal by the end of the class," Stanton said. "lt makes working out fun and tones every part of your body." SWIMMING SaVday, qust 17, 2002 11 BASEBALL Green . takes Eagles' post After one year as an assistant at Newport Harbor and two at Laguna Hills, he says he's ready for position at Estancia. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Jon Green, who helped lead the Laguna Hills High base- ball team to back-to-back Sea View League titles as an assistant coach the past two years, is the new head coach of the Estancia baseball program. Green also spent one year at Newport Harbor with Jim Kiefer, before moving on to Laguna H.iDs to coach with Jeffc.e- cil. "I felt I was ready to take the next level," Green said of his interest in the Estancia job. "This is something I've been looking for. My plan is to tum Es- tancia baseball in to a well-respected program in.Orange County. I want to be a teacher first of all, through teaching I'll be lucky enough to coach." Green, 24, also plans to maintain what be calls, "a positive atmosphere for baseball," at Estancia. "There is a good solid base, with the boosters and the administration," Green said. Green, who played as a shortstop at Dana Hills High, will~ walk-on coach at F.standa. and will alsO be a substitute teacher. He plans to eam a degree in political science and wort for a teaching credential throughout the school year at Cal State Fullerton. Green said he was in charge of first· base coaching, hitting and outfielders while at Laguna Hills, which reached the CIF Division I semifinals in 2001. He detailed the type of players he's looking for in the Eagles' program "Overall commJtment to baseball. and a love for the game," Green said of the players' criteria. "They should have a desire and a passion to succeed, and to get better not only as a baseball player but as a person. "What I learned at Laguna Hills," he continued. "You have to take the good with the bad. Building a program. it's a day-to-day process. Laguna Hills taught me that success comes from the whole team concept If we all have the com- mon goal, we11 reach that goal." Green takes over a program that car- ded just 19 players last season. The P.s- tancia varsity team has not made the playoffs the past eight years. Last sea- son. Doug Deats resigned early in the campaign, citing personal reasons for his decision. C.K. Green, no relation to Jon Green, took over as the coach. The Eagles finished 6-18, 3-12 in the Pacific Coast League. Deats' shocking resignation marted the second time in five years the F.agles lost their coach early in the season. One game into the 1998 season. Joe McKlt· trick resigned, and was replaced by Tun Green. C.JC:s father. nm Green returned as coach in 1999, and resigned after the season. Deats rep.laced him. The Eagles went 9· 14, 2-10 in the PCL in Deab' Ont year and be wu named Newport-Metia District Coadl of the Veer. 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"" hmMll. ............. ......... 2· ........ 710'"*'"'° ~ft. ::~!::.'t ........ .. l&-...... ==IB ..... .. ~";'J :.::-',.. c '! u. w. .,.,...11: FINAHCIAU PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Penonalloans 2490 N.T F1nanc;1al Link Borrow w~n need Mortrare. Bu~lness. Personal, Debi Con sol1dallon. Home Im· provement. Auto loans, Credit Repair, Quick Approval low Interest. Low Month· ly. No fee. Apply by phone call l ·866·856 7039 Stro ....... lty Doltt? Noocl •-to ltrotrtt.? c-.. udato r-• 1t1U1. Woc.wHllll 1·16'-576-4UJ ANTIQUES --tars. 3'10 •WANTED POTIHY Rookwood Taco. SEO, Marblehead. Pew1blc, GrUllby. lH >. Oetlllm ~ 9'&636-1313 T9Ylw......_ C111to111 clladren'• Bedroom furn, lwin be4/mattrffa, 6er>./ chelr, blanktt/1oy cfttst, 11rmoire. doll llod Per Itel cond 949 ~-89S3 u ..... clesll fet, ~ top, rttill'll, 2 drawer Ille, J °'''"' celllnel. ston1• e1blnet LI~• new 1'1!11 $1000, .. 111111 SJ50 M9 673-2905. w...,11e4 .1i ... ...._ dr•••r11 ltnd\01rd w/IW!b • Mtrfotw ~ olloMt .. 2 ·8008.,,. OmlT .......... I~. Tr...._ Hwtnl n1ec 1ttu •in. TV •/remote M '46< lMe HOMESFOASALE ORANGE 5400 COUNTY Alilo Viejo Alt1ol11to Voluol newer 38r 2B• hse w/pvl yard, spa, new rranite & m1rble. top of the hne kitchen S399K Call Patrick 949/856 9705 Bafbol Island WanttoSeO your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Lisa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Wiiiey 949 574-4249 $S,ttJ,OOO 0..<0 '" • UfotlfM ~tytel1tll4 ~Dr_ ......... tM.L.iAlll•li'-9. ...... ty ....... Ht-67$-21 .. ............. , ..... , ........... OPiiiiiii-4 ,, . ._......_ St,100,000 ._ ..... _h ....... ....... " . ....., t4t-67S-11 .. .................... , ..... 1494 ""-"-' I 6 ""'°· Ntw "OM• for S•le on lsl1nd July Completlon BIH HlrNtty Re.it1 Vt.It •oOalte -Hlf~com !Mte.5-28fll hinter 1tntel 2iif 2tl1, 11600/mo. e Yrly r•nl.t 2 br Iba 1 Cl 1er, 11500 e vrty rent•I tl>t 1111 + t11nroom \lie• of Illy. '2000 Lori VlftCt '*M M9 .,,, ..... , •1ut1 Index Conn del Mar • JASMINE CRHK • comtemporary spac10us model perlect 38r. (lar1est 11001 plan) auard ratl'd. community pool, spa & tennis t Unbel~v.•ble kitchen!! $799,000 lOISJAIOIS 949 /219-2430 Prudenltal Ca Rulty "-'5tlng Cld ~ I bk lrom Oa9I Bl. 2 sty 3br. lanYm, patio SI ,560,00) &tire 949 76().«m Costa Mesa •Collet• Park 4Bt 2Ba, pool, lur.h landscapme. Conc1ete drive. walks, palio & decking, pvt loc w/no thru It afflc, quick occupancy Call for appt $459,000 Broker/Ownr. 714-662-0352 4br. 1 l'4ba h5e. ~ spa, RV priw-c. New airJ)l!t ~ Si.ti 1·5 .'m6 Hw~ WtrJ $424.SOO" 714a-2!HI Ow Point OPEN SAT-SUN 1-S U4'1 Goh-w..,, Fab buyl 4br, 2.Sba lam res. soue.ht afttr comm of 4 streets (Suns.I Hills) Walk to Dana H1Hs H11h Sch Close to bch. parh. shops 1474,900 Ail Fred AllMM9erque t49-us-a11a Penln1ulo HoMo 4Br 3 5Ba on a lot that 1s nearly 10.500 sf w/a sports cou1t, puttln& areen+pool table plus room to spare. Call Chrtslt @ Star Harbour Homes 714·840·7318 Ponlntulo Homo 4Br 3 &Ba on a lot that Is nearly 10,500 sf w/a $l)Or ts court, putth11 areen+pool lable plus room to sparll Call Christi @ Siar Harbour Homes 714 840.7318 • Urerodocf l ol•o a...4Mott. 41r 2.s1 •• great floor plan, 3 c rar, close to Central Park and Wetlands, $599.000 Star Harbour Homes. Chtts 714·594·4269 or Blr11tta 714 594-4 132 P ... lnsula "-• 4Br 3 S8a on • lot that IS nnrly 10,500 sf w/a sports court . puttln1 11reen•pool table plus room to spare Call Chrosll @ Star Harbour Homes 714 840-7318 Spocl•111 Jlr 2.J I • home on prlv11t1 cul-de· sac street. 3car praae. onr 2800 sl of rraclous llvlnr. $629,900. Call .ltnny, P•t or Lisa 888- 611 ·3400 GIANT SH $649,000 ....... S>+ ltotw.+ ,..t ....... , "-9ti..,t- l ..dt --.... ,.ttt , . .._.. ....... t4t-721-lll0 .......... ..... ,.,.,.. <.....e C4I)' Ch•nnel with 60' of Wtterfronh1•. !'>Br J sea. :X.r 1ar1&•. pool, spa & laree boat e1oc•. Off9fld at $2,650,000. CaH Chlltff (§> 714..J56· 8480 fr ... ct1 <•wtry 4•1 ,. ... ,... louted on Jrlnldtd Islands Mtln Ch•nnel. 11 bolt doc~ can hold 3 llO.tls. •&ts Slt~ & Sandy. 7l4-840· 5e04 ., 714 469-1547 .,,....., ,..._. otlw1ttt w(J5' bo1t cloCll. up dttt d, upended 4Br 3.581 Gall Ct!urM Ci> SIM Karbcwf HofnM 7i1-~94 4126 or 114·391> 8337 l.111111111111 -- 8005-1510 ~ 9000-9750 31386 Fly1n1 Cloud 2br 2ba $639,000 31384 flymr Cloud 3br, 2ba $455,000 views, m<iny upvades!11 Cell 949-322-0932 01tect 949·389· 13Z4 OPEN SUN 1-4 26 Rue Gr_.i V•• P..,torM-·Pi- Jbr 2 l/21to, romod kltc/F-lto. G•H COWH¥1ow. $I, 195,000 Col first for tot• •"'1· ow-· /broker 49-300-5160 looclt Cotto90. As sumable Lona Term lease until 2026 at $895 per mo• All new intanor 2Br 2Ba, all new •ppls. slip manna with resident discount $199,000 Mery Wood, •rt. 949·584 5811. 949-717-9816 Only I loftl completely remodeled 2br 2ba. 11 master br w/pvt porch, new 1ppls, $54,950 In Bayside V1fl11e Mobile Home Perk Modular lifestyles 949/723 4045 15473 H--.. ll41tte hfotH OPEN SAT-SUN 1-J 17 St. T,...,.-a , __ le Views, Oat, city litltt •fews, FSIO $1,065,000 949-415-4000 l rokon iw•t•cf•cf 1731 Bayport Way Gora remod, cul de sac la yard, 4br + hm ofl, 3 full ba. Hdwd firs. 11ren1le & llmestone $829,000 Kathleen Mc· Namee Fortress Ptop 714- 814-1101 211tANDNEW CUSTOM HOMES OPEN SAT & SUN 1·4, 511 & 519 Allso Ave 5br's all w/pvt ba's •ppro• 4J00sf Owner I Broker Rick Nelson 949·72Hi984 Of'IN S.A SU 1-4 1 J 19 SANTIAGO 411,J .StA Sl.07t,OOO JIM WIST, AGT t4t-6'1·1712 1_.,.14. VI .... Mo4.f H-How For Sale 28r 2Ba w/plantatlon shut ters. dtluu appls Reduced to $99,950 Call Today Modular litestyles 94g.723.4045 ,15036 GIANT SH $649,000 L.r .. S+i.-.+,_f ..................... tMCll• ... tlko,.tt. teltoecli.A .... t t49-72J-ll20 NIWPOttT SHotllS OPIN HOUSl·SUN 1 ·S 255 WAlMUT 41a 2H $775,000 AGT, MAlY toaLASI t4t-J00-JHO O<fdntO•T nxa ........... , ...... ....... ~2S-.lff hk.9 r~ S7S,OOO l ido Isle Char!Mf 38r (don/48r) sunroom, II lot -ch 8ff M9·718 V42or Jon 711-2718 .., ................. ._, 3br + dlf. II ra.w"' ~~-· eor,... .... 11,l&\CD) ~-~ MAOI 191-A-WAY ..... 1419,MO MNN'f tff-7U ... 120 PIOIAfl 7:.-~~l 1..:.1· •· .... ,,.:;.;; ,_.DlAftl •Almcl TlllOll --··-.a ......... ,., ==-OCOM ,_"'""' ,.,.._ MllH•••.U ......... ,.. ... ""'"* ........ eotll l '11dcr the Sen icL· D irLTl<ir,\ BarlllL'r Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 MISCWMEOUS RENTALS RentalToShare 6030 Newport loa<h, walk to beach. $500/mo uhhties paid Call 949 67!'>·3009 then press I. R--•• wo .. 104, lo rent houu tn COM. NB Of LB ror I )'Hf Up to SJOOO a month spltt rent 949-697-674' RoomlforRIM &Mt NB/Ocun View rooms, Oceanlront/22nd pvt rm. unlurn share ba. utls pd n/smka k1tch enette lndry, I blocll to Newport Pier $660/mo Call Sam el IMg,.278 7905 (bet-en 9a &» RESIOENTIAl RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Island ........ lbr. 2ba 'll4JI' dean & cute "'-' uM. Wte lstrd, temod. W/D, ~l\arly 966'1!>8178 C..,.Mtofy a.fwltl1he4 llr, furn'd Apt New floor s/pa1nt/f ur nit ur e Chum1n1 w/potbelly stove, A/C, htr, ps/wat.- lf'd Sl400rno ~3976 2 ....._12D 31111 Av! ~l 2tJr l!N, lbr-2ba. b1Hlnf -'-:ti. ...... k*y, patio. dedl, pi, pet di. Hep. Wr4lil !Yrty Sl&S2«nno c-wy aJ>.247~ 3 lr, 210 , Spacious upper unit Docks, 2 car car. lndry, S2750mo yrly 949 938-8885 675-7880 O<_fr_t @ 19tt. St. furn'd mOdern condo. Ip, 1mmac winlet 3br 2.5ba. S2750mo 949-673·1943 Coronadel• Aftt. llr, •Ito 21r llo, ~able, mternet, balcony or pvl patio no/peVsmll SlJSO/mo 949·219-0651 Sharp, ca.-, 21r, llo, B111 Corona 2 Blks. patio. c1rporl, $1500/mo, lease 94t·67J·JIS2 2Br l'/1Ba, Ip, l car sp, p~t pallO, move·in clean. new crpVpalnt. n/pet$/ smkc. Sl600m lease. for appl 949 675-8472 3br 2ba. New cw~ fp. ft1 yd, 1 c pr. ~ mo Wllhoul pr S2l5(Vmo. (J(M~~9913 Lt 31tr 21to upper nul ce1ts. new carpet/paint, Ip. front pvt pallO. le 1ar+ I sp n/smka/clo&s $2500/lse 949 673 762S Upscale Corona Htp· lands 3+2 house I& dedl. drive by 524 Sn-..rd Rd Key access to pvt beach. I Sil $2600 949 673-9336 So of PCH Jlr 21to, Fp, w/d hk ups. f11a. French doors, lrnt rard. nu/crpV pnl S2600 949 400 0355 31r 2' /•lo hie, villare <1rea. Perl cond avail 9/1 $3150/mo Act. 949·640· 7000 xlOl. 949-413-8269 ColtlMm QulotNol.W.oritood, 2b1 2bi1 apl, wd hllups. I car e.araae. $1220 Aaent 949-673-7800 IWNIWlY ..... 2Br. l Ba. wd hllups. lllf, n/pets 204 Monte Vista. $1400mo 949 721 0889 21r, llo, Yearly New painl, lndry. deck. stor1&9 Sl400rn incl elect 'l25'/J EASTSIDE s.ct<I-. 21r, Apolena 949 673·3039 Fweplace. fenced yard, IAYFaONT Sp1c1ous 4Br+ofc, 4 b1 family home at qu10t end of lsttnd $5500/mo yrly Ancela/rlt1 949 723-0653 s-tli loy From Z atorl on Newport Bay, 4000s • 5Br 41/Nla Ptor & clock, 6 mo @ S6000mo Lone•• lease ne&0ll111M 949.559 0671 BllbOI Plnlnlula •Hier & 11rdener p••d. SI 595/mo 949-548-3959 2'/itr, 310 Trl t.vof, h1&h vault cttl safe & very acce~s1ble. avail 9/1 12.mn 954 914-4579 E'a14o newer Sfa. 22tl LAI Pt.rye Dr. 4br 2 5b1 lrml dm, welbar. 2fps, mstr suite Vacant 8/16 S2600ln act. Donald Pf•ff. 949 733 6074 Hunllnglon Bach ~.~ =. ~. t 11a aaled, 1round level, IZ200., no Oen -$3XXI troplcal crounds, harbor ~.u... ..,. 7~......., aree, fp, w/d.1ar. 11150/ ...... ~, .,. -= mo. Act 714-997·3993 21r 2.Jlo stand alont newer home, den. 2c a II rar. fnc;d yard, cent •1r. close lo shops & lake, $2000mo. 714-547 6800 Newport Bladt YIUlYLUSIS SUMMRllASIS Bill GRUNDY R£AL TORS 949-675-6161 Aw••-• •lew, close to bch, hure remodeled Studio, Nwpt Hahts. Fp. lob ol closet speco, uUs pd s l 200rn 9t9-515. 2959 •-•tol.. R•lr•ot Wltli A • Oco•" •••••• Newly re modeled I, 2 & 3 Br'• In a pet ft1tndly n•ithborhood LI '4Uar• tootaae with 11nple storare Mm utes to beach ind steps to Fashion Is Startlna at only $13401 Call loday to reserve your new home! 888 251 2053 w.. to ltdl, Newport Island 2br upstairs, 1pt, patio. 1 c 1ar, wd hkups. SlSOO/mo. 949·642·9034 IAYSIDI VIUAGI 2Br 28a, appls, carporl. porch, pool, spa, Marina SlSOOmo+ 9t9/723 1200 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • Pilot Hwltw W-.h 2br 2ba condo, new tlle/c:rpt. patio, Fp. 2c car. c/pool, $1800/mo 714 393 1925 Horltw W-.h 2br 2ba condo, w/d. t .. a. new t1le/crpt. patio. Fp. 2c 1•r $1800 714 393 ~925 $JOO off ht -,_ CLOSE TO BEACH! 2br. 211a. bale, Ip, I c: 1a,.1e. $1800 Alt 949 673 7800 21r+ l•ft 2Ba. 2c 1ar. steps to comm pool & spa, Sl8SO/mo Avail 9/1 Bkr 949 718 2.366 llvff1 J l r, 1'/,,., ..,. achl1, ~. ,_f, 2-c ..,, ......... $11tS.. Ht-632 ..... 75'-0990 Hr 2h fi111Pi;11. Slop• to beach. Fp, 2c car, I YHr leese, no pets. $2100/mo 626-359 4539 ,.._,._. Hr 2h family rm, Lt. k1tc:h, inside lndry M W crpt, $2200/mo 1 yr lease, •at. 949-651 2155 lAST llUIF 3br 2ba townhouse. tnd on1t, balcony. wd ~ 2 Clll pr, ... S23ll 9fi.2!lM6.D Oco••fr••f Wl .. tor rent•I 2br I 58•, Ip. It sundeck, 111. w/d, lr11. $2200/mo 949 515-3636 Jltr 2t.. unit on tho bay Blod.s to bad!•t shared patio, wd, 1 cat laf•1e Ac• 12400 949 293 4&10 ,,, 2h 0c-.... 1mrn•c. new c:pr1/1111nt. car. w/d, fric. Ip, outer pd S2400rn 949 722·7436 VIU.Y llACN HNTAU All 3Br 2B~ • 116 291.h. 1u•I hous.s lrom the bea<:h. new u1peVpa1nt. 2c: prk1. 12300/mo • 114 38th. just I ftw hOUH!o lo the beach. la unit with new c••poVp11nt and 2t prkg. $2500/mo o 210 29th St • 111ce unit. le prkc Balboa Newport Rully t4t-72J-44t4 sp;;;i ......... O....hllL• ~ ...., ...... $2SOO/- tot-tl2-4214 ............. l say •. dbl ,,., '" 01 E 9111 CM. HB, b nwlLr'I ~ Wt ._ ,,... er:!: )(Mt rtl 9&548-0t57 _,.,... - c ............ Saeler .. R1werclln1 positions to provkk ln·llorne com p1nlonsll!.,, llomemek· inc. errands. Flu PT hrs or 24 hr shifts, Car r1q'dl7t ...... ...aa1 eoATA INT.Ve fl rm.d °'*"' '9\JSl ._ pd ClllllW1UW:IDan & ,. .,.,.. ... 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't4 STS Fwy milH, pearl wllt, oat· m•.t lt!V, chrm wllls, mechllllc owned, bteu tiful Ofi& cond, fentasllc 111lue, books & records $6995, fin & warranty IVal'.z. 11fn1457296 Bkr •4t-st•-taaa 't4 a...iii.. s,.rt 2dr. 5sc>d. 4wd, areen/teo Int, A/C, CO, very clun condition 111821 428 $2995 Bkr 949-586-1888 ~ ..... s 2500 Cumminrs Oltsal Iona· bed lluck ~ ml, stick shift. creen. crey int, very clean cond yJ04446 $10,995 firm flnancin1 1111i1, Bkr 94g,.sas.1888. fwtl 'ts ..... tr XlT 4 cyl, 70ll m1, 6 shift, camper shell w/ca<pet, 4'/7" hft, chrm wtlls, CO, beaut o ria cond, vt567912 fin avail $4995 Bkt 94g,.586·1888. , ..... '91 ,_,,,. Grey 4dr, auto. ps. l/c, pb, Cood cond, current lllS/ smoa um 714-313-0l98 fw4Teww'95 l ow JOI( miles. white, Ith•. very Clean! $5988 (180369) NUllS I00-945-5592 fwd '00 y.....,. SIS 6 cyl/aVac/abs/cc 1242942-2835 $10.995. N-a .. veH-49 Supentwe 118/540-7414 fwd '95 T-llttl VI, loaded, excellent c;ond. 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L«XXal n...a.1w Patch & Match I Drywall Tuture 714-231-1902 I -._ ....... ..... ~.ltM ........... . ....... " •mt• 11&,• TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZI E •• u ......... Mite w/\M IMM, t11to 1i.1....,1 •I_. llUIO v .. 1 .. -.1s.-. Wllit• w/\an lttw, l own. •nice fl'Mh llade lnl 11806(). l I 0, 980 IMWStel 'H~ Blldl w1ta11 lttlr w/Spott whb, foul Of 11 ... , ch •ll083 $23,980 v•eS40S..-'OI Sedan Thia II an elmost n•w Volvo th•t 1111 tect w1rr t4m1lnln1 • 18272 $18,lllO l-41evw'Ha- Rovtr White w/lan llhr Only 48tl miles! j[ll8138 $27,980 IMWC.nt't6H• Sc>«u l'kl 5 co, prern 111:1'.&LY MIDGE QUIZ Q 1. As Souch. ~. yGll ldd; •KH i;,KtU OIU •lltU ~"'~ WIWI' •• °" ' wtlll llCbOG do you lite? Q l • AJ South, vulnereble, YOll hold: •JIU ~Q M'54 0 ~•1.1•73 The~natw~ WFSJ' NORTH EAST SOUTlt 1¢ I• 20 ? What 11etion do you take? Q 3 • Neither vulnerable, ti South you hold: Q •• ~.you hold. •QJI c:?IU4 -> lt1 •QJ1' Panner oPtnt &be blddlna .wtdl one lpldc. Whal do )'OU mpoild7 Q ' • Both vulnenblc, you ho&d: •Q lt c:?ICH '>AKQ •QJIU Your righl.-hand oppone111 opens the bidding wid\ enc apede. WhM ICdon do you take? Q 6 • Neither vulnerable, you hold: •AQ IU7652 13 6 <:·'5 •ll Wha.1 is your opening bid'! LtJOk for OfU'o4't rs un Monday whls. only6~ ml •KQ76.l v A95 o AQJ74 ·~ 118157 $21.980 IMWMS'ttS..... The bidding bu proceeded: WEST N01lTH WEST SOUTlt White w/perfec:t blk lthr. lflll rec:"ds 6llK mil l• ,.., .... 1 '17665 18,980 Whal llCtion do you take? Merc ... l111a '9S [320 Olesal Std•n Smoke sliver .. AllDmaavl --------1111341 $19.980 le•w 85300 •95 Se4... ,.,..dM 921 '91 C-Gold w/tan lthr, full pwr. Blldl/tan llhr. locef. 80fl mtles!I well meintalned 118018 $15.980 118270 $12,980 J..,•02wr~ Black, euto, only ~950 mtlM. factory warranty 08152 $19,980 H-4e CIY '00 4WO White, Ilk• newt Priced to sell qulcklyl 118387 $17,980 H-4e Accerd 'O t EX S.den While w/ten, · euto. feclOfy warr•ntyl 118398 $11,980 IMW'HZI 818Cll, Sspd, low milesl Fun Convertlbltl 118902 $19,980 IMW SHIT '99 Black on pef feet black leather. Only 3311 mil 118902 $34, 980 vw, ...... oo~ Black, crey 1nltn0t. 1uto. low miles 1177801 $16,980 Phillps Auto 949-574-7777 HONOA CIVK IX 2000 Blac k coupe. a uto. moonroof. CO pl1yer, Ideal l0t Collea• Student Sil.JOO. 949 632· 1143 Hee4e Civic ''7 lX SDN AC/ltS/l/W /l/M{CC jl()f453~·3047 $9,995 "-···"·"-• ~·-· IU/540-7414 H-4e Civic lX SDN AT/AC/H/l/W/l/M 15425~·3209 f9.995. Mer• leeve H-de ~··-· 111/S40-74a4 lllfi..lty '94 Q45 Like new. Best car I owned 71k mlln. service rec ords al Infinity Sll,000 Pp.714-501-0933 eatca1sn. IMW HSI '9S Se4... Whitt w/tan inter. euto fullpowerl 118084 $14,980 Y•• ISO '97 S"- Whlte w/lan lthr. l own, a nice fresh llede Inf 118060 10.980 IMW 5211 '91 Se4eft tied!., ... ltlw w /s,-t WW., lecel ..... _cit ttlOU $23,HO Mere ..... 9-:s <20 ... Ls..-°"" 651 _, • tlitla M_,.,I fwK ftWr 1110801 SH,910 v•eS40 Se.._'01 Se4ea ™• •• -...... , MW Y•e """ .... foct w.,,.r......._ •11272 $11,980 l-41ever'91 ..... levw 'WWte w /t.t lttw °""' 481 .n..1 t 111U $27,980 IMW C_,,. '96 1211 s,.rts .... S CD, iw-..W.,...., 6Sl Ml. •11157 $21,980 IMWMS '91 Se4- Wlllte w/,,.rfect.., '""· ..... , ........ "" 11111 1176'5 l&,980 M ............... s U20DIHe1S.'- s..lie allver 11U4t $19,980 ""llltr Aute 94'-574-7777 J..,.,. '95 JUS C-v. 50* ml, 6cyl, black/ black. CO, beautiful onclnal cond v•267941 $19.995 fmancm1 warr a1111I. Bkr 949· !>86-1888 Jee, Cliereliee '97 ~ 4a4 15 mo warr, V-8. at. ac, llhr int. f/pwr. cstm whll/hres, $14,750 949-642-2702 J .... 'U XJS 6cyl, 2+2, Coupe. 69k, BritlSll raclnt creen. ten lthr. moonrf, chrome whls. beaut cond. SI0,995, M57219 Bllr 9&5111).ltllB le111H 'U SC400 VI, et, ec, ,,.~/•!• abs/cd/alloys/moonroof I027474-3318 $10.995. N-leeveH_. S~1we 111/540-7414 MIZ '79 450SL Xlnt cond. convt 2 tops, Ivory. llhr mt er, all pwr. $9500 949-718-9300 Merwry 'O I Gr....tM•.-l•lS Model Whtie, tan, lthr, clean, rear warranty. Sl8.988 (665687) "....,. 100-945-5592 Mwcury '99 S.W. Sllerd 6 CYl/AC/f'S/B/W/Ol/M #618849-3166 $10.995 N-ll-veH-4e Supentwe IH/540-7414 Mlttv l.hlil '9 S 300GTSl Red, fully loaded. 1uto, Cd, clean $9000.obo 949 290-9925. NIW Velve '02 S40 1.fl I .!KIO mt. white w/be~ lthr int, sunroof, CO. burl wood, premium plus pck&. $24,000 Pp 714.437 ·5542 OW.Sl"'-•tte'tt Premier, low miles.b1e1e /tan lthr. rear video. $16,988. (201206) MUHS I00-945-SSU ,_tloc •--• '99 l ow 39K m1lll3, bet&•. 8 pass, dual rear atr. CO & morel $14,988 (222294) MUHS IOO-t45-5592 POfsche '71 91 IT Coupe, Silver, alnt 1ns1de & out, $10.000 fW"m, 760·320- 0039 Setww '00 Sl2 40ll mi, euto. silver. ll'•Y mt. tm• Im. 11rqed, non/smlu' lib new v972851 $7995 Ftn warranty avail Bkr. (949)511-1111 Toyol• '95 land Crul1« 9lk ml, just H rv1ctd, Safari/low pk1. bltc:k/ tan llhr. mnmrf. $15.900 obo 949·497 0833 Teyete '92 Tlf'cel AT, AC, fin Awalt. Gr-t Transport1tlon Carl 1180036·3180 $4.695. N-lt•eveHe..41 S~ratore 111/540-7414 Vefltaw ... nJette GlS SDN PS/B/W/Ttlt/Stereo ens. moonrof. aKoy:r. 1144027 2915 $9,995 N-ll•eve"-'o Sllpentw• 111/5~7414 VW Jm A '96 GLS 5 speed, luNy loaded, white, sunrf, musl sell! S8500 080 949-675-2852 AUTOMml.ESI mce..tMEOUS , ..... , o,.,., ... D...... with Ovtt 40 years up! will pay a very fair price !Of your car Van or truck paid fOf Of noL Call 01c:k Rey @ Tomato Auto Sales. 1T4-437 1931 or714 328- 3228 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS/ ACCESSORIES/ SERVICES ms BOATS Power Bolts 9515 21 ft c1 ... 1c 11ectr1c Boat. f1ber1lass 81y· Cruiser St ereo. etc S8500 (949) 723-5356 P'ldlrllllStleal U<IMSIO COllTUCTOll Ho job too In\ ,. ..w.i lt1P81r. r1modlt, fans. " -SW: 949 6415 3lfi6 * ........ ' ~~~ Q'llllt R*L Cll lymlh 919-722·11&1 ~ 0..-TIMe o.lwwy Where .. 'S CUSTOM 'AlmMG you Wllflt, wi-)'Oii w111U Pron , clean, quality wor1I Hsthld furnishines/lrtlidlf,. lnteriof/eahnd docks. l•ll 1313 Ins 714-971..a:Dl l l703468 949-631-4610 "9tter /Stllcce 'etdt Servin1 Souttwn C11Jur.,,. for 25 yean.. l l 326864 24 HouB (714) 554-7131 ~ CUSTOM CJU1M ftl lnstflabon. ....... cswnlc. nwb9, stone. ... 1975 1.161.3M4 Jiff n4-B12 9961 UMY........, Rlpend RepouUn 6 Installation OEAH TIU 94!M7J.I065 n~ n4-m.2Dll ::::=. • .. I.._. , • • NNa lO THI IH.IMltlll 714·968-1882 AVAllABLE TOOAYI 949-673·5566 Gf.NEW, IEPJ\ll AIWNIENiV«E • aaidollill • Coamtil Job1bo8"""' ............... M9-J2W292 Wtwtiavw You Naedl Rapelf's of .. typea. From the roof to the baMment& evetyltllng In b9tWMI\ CAU.llllEU ....u7·1097 "••I • I 11'• f;' ' .\ ''. " ' " Ille Slr'flcll llUl,ACIFIC '°°'-$ Constrvcbon Remodels • Repaws Service l d796148 (t4t) '76-9710 "'°""'a air. HST MOVUS $S9 /Ml servlna ell cities. Insured fut. courteous, Clfeful Tl 63844 80().. 246· 2378 •Inca I REAL F.STATE I "Rg:ung N#IW U1tln6• t#.WJ/lablfll 714.432-7873 ,._rMy<>U..,.....,,._ PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif Public Utihhts commission requwes thet all use4 househ old 1oods moven print their P U C. C.t T number, hmos and chauffeurs pr in I their T C P. number 1n all •dver t111ments If you lltve any questt0ns about the l111llly ol • mover . lim o of thaufleur, call PUB· LIC UTILITIES COM- MISSION 7 14 !158 4151 READY MB YOU NE LowRat99. 9lr1Ce 11181 ~ ...... ........ 111 Hine CAii. llC. .. .. .... ,. -CIM WWft ..-.-~-. -·---..... _,,..,.. •MU--.... ,._. __ __ ·--·----·-· --..... 2311 ..... -,..,..,..,_ IAIMIOW c:aa1 MMn ""'*'" P1intln1'"1ext. Home/~ bp«t °""'" a.-a.a Quelity JObl free esbnwte Plumb1na repaws. over L'569897 714-636-8888 25yrs up All work.- GOTPOOP? EHfRE·MAHUA£ OOG WASTE REMOVAL We'll Clten It F 0t You! 949-496-4104 ~"'4'-~ Proftllional P1lntlr19 ~---1*dll/llllllll hr ds?HhC C*r"',.J Robllbel ·O... c.. ..... c. (M)ltllOCJI c.l...s7·14m .. .-..S. ~ n 4-5415-82911 ltOMIST & llASON.al• PLIJMBER l'506586 2044 Off ..,.., Small repairs (714) 235-9150 NIOSl'1UM .. •G Repan & Remodthtt1 FREE ESTIMATE l "687 398 714-969 I 090 2001 2 I ft htfy Ith new tuny loaded, st.., 1v1tllble 528.500 obo (949} 474-8600 JI'' 1 BOAT REPAIRS/ sema z40 'M_ ............ w/lslander 32 N Bey· front of Biibo• Is/ Beacon Bay Recent svc s 17 .500 949 67~ 7625 I.._ '-'"· 11.Sft b11m len1th (1) Bay Island Cove 1re1. private home 949 673 1943 Raaawa n 11 W-.OW<OYWS Mont l!Mcb, Wood Hiida F,_ " "°"" Ill. Ullo8Dlt -7'._ft7.ftt I .. CWSllD Ifs the sdution you'reactq . for·whether you're~a .... I*•• OCClfDlll • s.tildlv. Aupt 17, 2002 PONTMC e CIMC ·Pontiac Excitement Pass It On" · We Are Professional Grade o/,oAPR ~ONGDRM Fl CING APPROVED CREDI' ON SELier PO NIW 2002 BUICK RIGAL NABERS DISCOUNT ..... $1 ,700 FACTORY CUSTOMER CASH BACK ........... $3,000 llll'MVlllGl10WIU •4,700. REDUmONOFF Manufacturer's Suggested Retall Pll NIW 2002 GMC YUKON XL NABERS DISCOUNT ..... $4,600 FACTORY CUSTOMER CASH BACK ........... $2,500 1111' ...... 10,.. •7,100 REDUmONOFF Manufactvrer's Suggested RetaU Price NIW 2002 PONllAC FIRIBIRD NABERS DISCOUNT ..... $2,500 FACTORY CUSTOMER CASH BACK ........... $3,000 1111' ...... , 1010U •s,soo REDUmON OFF. Manufactvret's Suggested Retail Pltce PllTllC • -• -• ClmlC www.nahersautornall.corn BUICK. e "It's All Good · "Cadillac Brcalc Throu9h · NIW 2002 GMC SllBA DINA' I NABERS DISCOUNT ..... $5 ,500 FACTORY CUSTOMER CASH BACK •.......... $2,500 1111' ...... 1010U •a,ooo REDUmONOFF Manufactvrer'a Suggested Retail Pl Ice .... •