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Home My WebLink About2002-09-14 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotAttorney's office to be audited Audit stemmed from a routine performance review of the Costa Mesa city attorney. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Ory Council unanimously approved a financial audit of the city attorney's office during a dosed session Monday night to examine the total cost of operations and specifically the amount being spent on outside counsel, officials said Friday. The audit is one of a series of council decisions during the closed session meeting. which stemmed from a routine performance review of the city attor- ney. During the same session council members also prohibited the city from employing the Costa Mesa· based legal firm Munaugh. Miller, Meyer & Nelson and placed both City Atty. Jerry Scheer and Asst. City Any. Tom Woods on paid administrative leave. Steve Hayman. the city's director of admirustrative services, said the string of actions was all part of a "detailed review" of the city attorneys office. City leaders also appoinced councilwoman Libby Cowan and Karen Robinson to a subcommittee de· signed to scrutinize funher the office's performance, he said See ATTORNEY, Pa&e A4 CENSUS RESULTS Newport has fewes-t minorities in the state Report based on census figures shows town is 90% white, a contrast to most cities in county. June Casa1r1nde Daily Pilot While many Orange County and Southern Cali- fornia cities have seen large increases m minority residents, Newport Beach's population conrmues to be about 90% white. malcJng it the least diverse city in the state with a majority white populauon, ac- cording to a report by the Public Policy lnsUtute of California. "It's not surprising that Newport Beach has as tugh a percentage of white residents as it does. given the relatively high ho~ing costs." said Hans P. Johnson. a researcher for the wtltute and co- author of the report. based on 2000 census figures. ·That kind of ho~g is o nly going to be available to a small subset of the population." Johnson explained that white and Asian people usually occupy the state's most expensive areas, while Latinos and blacks are more likely to Uve in FAMILY TIME Simplifying life answers problems Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SA1URDAY,SEPTEMBER14,2002 SEAN Hll.LER I OM Y PILO' Rick Royal of the Art Institute of Calrfornia-Orange County prepares a chocolate motorcycle sculpture for the Taste of Newport. The art of food Chefs at the Taste of Newport will cook the food in front of you and then teach you how to make it. Younc Chan& Da1lyP1lot There arC' no secrl't'> m their busm e" · No l1oard111~ of tnck.!. or even n.'Cl~ In far1. chef'> at the Ta.<.te of Newpon wiU nor only demon- '>trale how ro make th eir '>igna- lure fondut'l> and c;aJt -cnt<,ted red '>napper<. and l.trragon cre.1m drt">'>tng'>. the} 'II '>t'lld rnu homl Wllh written IO'>lrul IHJO'>. lOO "IJke the 1-ood Network. only one on-one:· said < hnc; l .111dt•r daJe. a chef instructor JI the Ar1 lns11tute of C.ahfom1a-Orangt· County, which I'> rn '>pono;;onng the {,a., Lo Oief<, Pavt.l1on por llOn of the 14 Lh dllm1J.1 t•ven1 01ef'> from tlw Co ... 1a ~k .. a an in-.u1u1e, which offer. .u1 exwn .,ive culinary an!> program. as ~ell as chef-. from well known area re-.taurant' 'ttl<lil '>hare rool.. 1J1g tedm14uc'> and 11pc; at 1he fa'>ll' of l\icwpon 'iO thal \'l<,ilOl"'i can go honw and recreare thP morsel., ..amplecl on 'lewpon < t•nler nnvc· You gt'I 111 talk 10 thl·m. you ~l'I 10 parttupale \\llh our lhel., and 11., really do-.e up." '><ltd Paul Yarmoluk. Al.1dcmir Departm ent D1rec1or for < uhnaf) An.-. a1 the 1n-.t1tute "I wrythmg wt'w lOl- le<"ted 111 c.Jn. vnu're ahlc to woric on al ho11w · 'rarmolul .md the-im.t11u 1t•\ t'X- t'l u11ve dwt, l't'tt:'r ~tnffoh110. d t• \\'loped 1he pro~ram or dr111un strations keepmg in mmd both novice as well a-. expenenced cooks. rhe msutute co ~pon!>or. the t'Venl wtth the La.-. Co. A lineup or five chef-; Will begin ar 4:JO pm. 1oday. with the last chef beginning his segmenr a t 9:20 p m . and Sunday\ three experts begin demomtraung at 12:30 p.m Aho part of 1J1e pavil10n i'> a sculp1 un· th at really couldn't be any more glunonou' or extrava- gan1 Jn a g~rure combmmg both art and rnokrng. chef Rick Royal has created a chocolate motor~ See FOOD, Paee A7 ------------- Newport police arrest teacher Police officials say Huntington Beach res ide nt sexually assaulted at least 4 students in 4 sc hool districts, includ ing Newport-Mesa. DHpa Bharath Daily Pilot NEWPOR'I BEACH -Police at rested a iS year-old .;ubstitute teadler Fnct.1y morning on 'uspid on of sexual!} a ... ..aultmg sever.ii rema1e student.<,, police officials s~ud. Tudd Jerome I laluch, of 1 lunting- ton Bearh. worked as a .;ubstltute teacher in Newport-Mesa I lunting- ton Beach, Garden Grove and Lm Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON TI£ WEB: www.~com WEATHER Alanuto<, -.chool d15tnct'l over the l&t several yt'aJ"'"i. although he ha-. not taught m any school district this fall Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman ..aid "We know for sure that at least one of the victuns was from Newport· Mesa Unified.· he t.aid The victims were between 13 and 17 years of age. Shulman said Newport Beach Police initiated the imutlgation and ii is likely the de- The sun stars again today. SeePqeA2. SWANSONG lt'a mu•lc to~ ura now that PNrf hu returned. S..Pla•A3 DATEBOOK Shew tmYM In Newport. .. hp All SPORTS CoroN ct.I MM eope Colt.-....._In foalbll. s;.11. S.Plpll Todd Jerome Haluch partmt·nr ...,,u con1m111• ro h.m- dk 1he r .i-.t• even if aJch1111n.1l 1'1C tim., rnmt· for· ward hl' ... ml Ille .i.llt~l"<i cnmec; w1•rc· dL'>- cown'CI .titer a therap1<.t tr·Nnng a vu:nm rl·pcmed the mc1dt>nl to the pohl t'. '-,hul- man -..11tl He said doctor· pauent ronlitle1111ality did not apply to this 'ill\lat10n be- cause the therapist ~ a ·rn.mdated reroner .. The ldw statec; people in cenam professiom such as medicine or law enforremcnt are mandated reporter. -wtud1 means they must report 1 enam types of offenc;ec; to the pobce ul or example. if a child comes tnto th<' emergency room with m1unes and the ER doctor suspects abuse, then he 1.<. required 10 report that to the police.· Shulman S31<i. Dett'CtJVeS who mvesngated the case detennined that the alleged as· sauhs did rake pJace and tha1 there were mnl'l' victims, he sakt. lnvestiga· See POLICE, Pas• M Newport-Mesa's enrollment increases School district uses substitute teachers in the interim, but works to hire 15 to 18 new permanent teachers. oetnt .... Nwrnan Oaify Ptlot NEWPORT·MESA -!ta the aecood of IChool drawl CD In end. many prindpell Int doee k> complcdna_tbe utclty ~ ol •blllndnl .. with enMllnFC. ...._ID~ .. Mm UDllid SdiOal Dllltk:t has been swtPn8 over the past few years. so inevitably more tudents show up at wrious schools than anticipated. That was the case at 'JeWln- kle Middle School in eo... Mesa last week. when 65 .... youngsters aniYed oo the 8m day with no teechen ready ror them. The district IDllkes mcnt proJectiont bated numben Pdiiblr CMS ~and b!lldwn ... bftd bMed 00 mo. ..... But .:Im .......... .., .... .,.,q '°' m. Int c11y o1 lcho0lllidh1 ... ~of ttJlal.., dlh - ...m1tt'IJ.Jmn ...... M • • I THE MORAL OF THE STORY ' • I' We can't forget the wake-up call There was a progrellive build-up ebout It ewer the last days, weeb and moothl. It was the focm and r..ture In the media• Mll1 as the cauae ol oountless spedal services, caeuanes and OOeemux:es. It's been in the foreCroot dour thougbtB, on the tip ol our tongues and in the breath of our prayers. It was the annMraary of the ct.y tragic terror foreYer d""1gM our lives, the day we saw both the worst and best of mankind It wu. •we all well know, Sept. 11. Uk.e many of you, I prayed before and throu8iJOul the day. I prayed that the vtcdms and heroes would be honored. I also prayed that God CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON would guide and proCect the CMSJIB and that be wouJd be honored and turned to. not only last Wedne9day. but every~ I joined six &tends b a~ bike ride. We were IOIDber and mlndft!I d the 8'gnl1k::anc:e of the day, but wtt were Uo thankful for the prlvllege and t.uty of our freedom, our friendsbips and the outdoors. One friend named Leslie led 11' to the bluffs aboYe Big C.Orona 8eacb to join hundreds of others watching the ceremony with the tall ships. Many of }'OU were there. People came by land and by sea Walkers, bikers, strollers, clop and more lined the bluff aboYe the beach in a patriotic display of support. Boats from as small as one-man kayab to the massive tall shipe drded below\&. We twn1 lhlt one of the sh1pe canied ~ c.ouniyftllSdellts who lost lowd ones on that terrtie day. The ceremony ataned at 8:30 a.m. At 8:46. we lqUinted to eee the three wreaths placed in the water to repreeent the three lites and wat.cbed othera add 8owm. Around me, I saw people pnry, others bdd bands, IOOle taJbd and othen a1ed. We were fommate that a city em~ with a wallde-ta.Dde was nearby and k2pt UI informed. He toJd US when they were about to ling "God Ble9I America" on the boat.a. Unfortunatefy, we couldn't heer it, but the moment~ for the hope and unity of the aong onsbOre as well My friends thousht the eame dq and we SOOll started~ "God Blell Amedca. .. Others jotned ua. We W\!ft colorful. dreaaed in bike clothes, which inrhwled behnetJ and red. whlce and blue bike jeneyl. SeYeraJ people took pktwes and one pbotograpber named James HoJb nicely e-mailed u.. a oopy. Thank you.James. The ceremony flnlsbed with a water display from the Harbor Patrol boatJ and the ships mJaed their sails. It was all mee.niogful and memorable. Ub many of you. we recalled what happened a year qo. Many of m beerd or spoke the pbraees: "Wake-up Call, .. ~ Remember" and "let u. Never IUget. .. 1be que1dom I want to .a daily are: Haw am I amwc::dt4 the ~up call'l Have I focgotten the me11ap of that cam Am I ~topny'f And you can quote me on that • aMlN ~ CHllTEION ,, e Newpott Beed'I ~who..,.. frequentJv to peNntlng groupe. She mey be~ vt. .-n\811 et dndy•ontlwltJrow.oom or through the mall et P.O. b 8140-No. 606, ~ a..n, CA 92968. ·. 'I'll A pe·aceful ·gathering Community leaders . from all over the county will unite for Peace Jam, a music and peace festival. YoUt11Cl'8n1 OaityPlot With music. amolJI atrangen as well u &tends, reUglow md community leaden from tbrougbout the county wm gather Sept. 21 to peaceouL O\anged from a •pe.ce walk" to this year a •peace jam." die 9th annual Orange C.OUOty Peace Jam will be held at the Orange Coast Unitarian UniYenaUst Chwc:h In Costa Mesa Instead of its usual home of Triangle Square. "It's not lib walldoa uound niangle Squue. ..oy,· uJd Rewrend Kan'.111 Stoyanoft from the Unitarian UnlvenaHat churoh. "Our campm-there Ile DO easy atleeu and it's not u conducive to having a walk. On the other band, the m\lllc stuff la even better. ~ going to be able to do more with sound and everything.. Musical features include performances by such Southern c.allfomia groups u And the Angels Sing, wcallst Brian 1Uaz and the Orange c:oast UnJtadan UnMnalist Quach Ololr. The style of mualc will be joyful and upbeat. "We're there to celebrate ... that we lave pace,• Stoyanoff aald. The Peace Jun is held every. September to observe the United Nadons' International Day of Peace, which Is always on the third Thursday of the month. Next year the tradition will likely return to Trt.angte Square and back to Its walk-form. c.osta Mesa Mayor Unda Dixon will give the opening renwb thJs year. Partidpating area groups FAITH CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS 88.E 101 The Rev. Jim TurTell will teach about the atructure and compe>Won of the Blbfe for four weeb at 7 p.m. Wednesday11t the Center for Spiritual DllCovery, 2850 Meaa Verde Drive Eat. Cost.a Meae. A •1ove offering• ls 1uggeated. (714) 764-7399. HIGH HOLY DAYS SERVaS Temple Bat Yahm will present. Yom Klppur Mrvicel at 8 p.m. Sunday and 19veral 1ervlcel to begin et 9 a.m. Monday et 1011 Camelbadt Sl, Newport Beech. Free. (949) 644-1999. SATURDAY WORKSHOPS New Thought Christian Otun:h will preaent Saturdlly worbhope fN9ry month from 10 a.m. to noon. The c:hun:h Is at 1929 Tu.tin Ave., Cost.a Mesa. (949) 84&3199. -J HIGH HOLIDAY IEMCES The Chebed Jewleh c.m.r will preeent Yom Klppur Mrvlcea Sunday end Mondey. T1mee are , 8:30 p.m. Sundey and 10 a.m. MoncMy. SeMc:ea M dey Wiii aflO lndude Ylztto.-Memorial s..w:-- Remembering our lov9d onea at 12:15 p.m. and Neff& Ooelng SeMc:ea ate p.m . SeMcee wtll be at the Hyatt OONL.EACH I DM.Y PLOT Rev. Karen Stoyanoff of Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, left, and Lane Calvert of Baha'is of Orange County wil host the ninth annual Celebration of the United Nations International Day of Peace in Costa Mesa. include the Baha'is of Orange County, Amnesty International of Orange C.OUOty, the Nation.al Aaaodadon for the Advancement of C.Olored People and the UnJted Nations Assn. of Orange C.Ounty. The Baba'il started what wu until thJa year the Peace Walk nine yea.rs ago aAer they had approached other groups including the Newport-Mesa Irvine Interfaith C.Oundl "We were looking for a community project that we could get involved ln that would help mab the world a better place,~ said Lane Oltvert, vice chair of the Local Spiritual Assembly of Costa Mesa, a Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 721-9800. NEWYEAR seMCES Chabad of Central Orange County will celebrate the Jewish New Year with a Kol Nldre aervice at 7 p.m. Sunday followed by Yom IGppur 1ervl099 at 10 a.m. and 6:16 p.m. Monday All 1ervk:es are free and will be conducted by Rabbi Pattie! at Halecrest Club, 3107 Klllyboolc. Costa Meaa. (714) 546-~290. HIGH HOLY DAYS Temple lulah of Newport Beech will present Ro1h Haahana 1ervice1 at . a Kol Nldre service at 1 p.m. Sunday end an all-day Yom Klppur service will begin at 9:30 a .m. (949) 648-6900. MEDtATION RETREAT The Center for Spiritual Dlaoovery will preaent Its 11th annual Meditation Retreat Sept. 27 to 29 at the center, 2860 M..a Verde Drive Eeat. Suite 111 , Cost.a Mesa. The retreat la titted •Redlcel Freedom:" Cost for the three dtya .. $145. (714) 754-7399. 'WE BEG TO otfffR' Temple Bet Yehm will join the Jewish Community of Orange County and the Community Scholar Progrem to co-host a live debate on •w. Beg to Differ.· Mlcheel Lerner and Dennie Prager wlll be festured. The event will be held et the temple. 1011 C.melbadt Drive, Newport BHc:h. $18-$118. (714) 766--0340. leading group ln the Baha'i community. •And we are very active OD the nation.al level with the United Nations.• Stoyanoff said her church and her faith also support peace. "Both the Baha'is and the Unitarian Unlversallsts beUeve it's part of the Uvlng out of our faith to have peace,• she said. "We believe that part of what we have to stand up and say ls ... for peace and to honor those groups wortdng for peace and justice.• Aside from the music, there will be othet express1a:nB of peace. Students from a Mission Viejo high WORKSHOPS DIVORCE RECOVERY WORKSHOP St. Andrew'• Pre1byterfan Church wlll hold a Divorce Recovery Worbhop at 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays from Sept. 10 to Oct. 24 at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. S26 or $30. (949) 574-2214. MASTERMIND New Thought Community Church will present Malter Mind, a group for those w.ntlng to "menlfest good" In their dally life, at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at 1929 Tul11n Ave., Co1ta Mesa. (949) 646-3199. A SPIUTUAL JOURNEY A 26-le11on ltudy on the life of Jesu1 Chril1 titled "Journey to the Crosa· 11 taught et 9:45 e .m. Sunday1 during the Homebuilder'• Bible Cleu at Liberty Baptllt Church. The study parallel• the four Goapel1 to prHent the 11ory of Christ. The church 11 at 1000 Blaon Ave .• Newport Beech. Free. (949) 760-6444. DREAM ON The Adult Faith FonnatJon et Our Ledy Queen of Angela Chun:h In Newport Beach wlll hold e dream anatya11 group monthly from 1 to 4 p.m. Sundaya at 2046 Mer·Vil'ta Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408. MEDITATION LE~ A •1ect1o dlvlna• med Ion group meeting will be h9ld at :10 e.m. FYI . WHAT: Orange County Peace Jam WHEN: 11:301.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 21 WHERE: Orange Coast Unitarian UnlverMllst Church, 1269 Victoria St., Costa Mesa COST: Free CALL:(949)~2 school will enact a Model United Nations aession, a represent.adve from each of the participating groupe will also speak. But there will be no preaching. "It's to celebrate peace and to be together as a sign of support for peace,• Stoyanoff said. Tundaya et Our Ledy Queen of Angeli. 2046 Mar Vista Dt1ve, Newpott e.ed\The avw.n Meditation Group meet.I from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Wedneldaya of NCh month at the center. The format Includes two period• of meditation wfth aome ln11ruction on how to meditate, e talk and a dlacuaston. (949) 219-1408. WEEKLY EVENTS SUPPORT GROUP FOR OLDER WOMEN The Jewish Famlly Service wlll offer a support group for women older than 50 to addreu luuea Including anxiety and othertopa, at 10 e.m. on the aec:ond end fourth Monday of each month at 250 E. Balcer St., Coat.a Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 44M960. NEWGRotPS Jewish Family Service of Orange County has formed a beruvement 1upport group to meet at 10 e.m. Tundaya and a Challenge of Change support group at 10 a.m. Thurldaya. Both groups will mMt at Temple Judea In Laguna Hiiia, 24612 Moutton Partway. llM "rvlce la alao forming a parenting aupport group to mHt the first and third Mondays of eech month et 10 a.m. at the Jewish Federation C.mpu1, 250 E. Baker SL, Sutt. G, Coct.a Meu. Pr9reglstratlon required. (714) 446-4950. Daily A Pilot Ct•••Cerrtlo Newt eui.t.nt, (948) 57~ ohrl«IM.ot1lrllloe1«J,.,,...com ................... 0 •• 1, ... Kn'TNplow. Don IMdl. .... Hlllef, Glne Alexender, Lott Anderaon Box 1&e0, eo.t. MIM, CA 82626. Copyright: No newt 1torle1, lllultratlone, editorial matter or •dveftlMmenta h9r9ln cen be r9produced without written perml11lon of copyright OWMr. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST 3 to 6 fMt. The ume wlll be found tonight. though fog wlll rofl In. WLll,N0.257 r MAD•HOnJNI , .. ,eo.all Recotd your commera ebout the Delly Not or MWW tlpe. AM.- Our~ 11 aow. a., St.. eo.. Mela. CA l2l2l OMoe houri .. Mondev • Fl1dly, aJ0 a.m. • I p.m. eo.r.t\11. It .. Iha f'ltofl polkly '°promptly 00"'8Clt .. M'Of'I of aue..no.. ,._oil (Mt PMal. "' The Newpcirt~ MMe Delly "°' (UIN-144-tOO) " pubflehed ...,, In ....,.. INClh enctC:O..Mell.~are ev.,.... CNtlf 11¥ ...,.bing to The nm. Or-.~CllO> 212.eMt. "'-ouWd9 of ............... C...MeN, ...,_..,,.to .. Delly fl'6ot tN .v 1111la°"'V11¥ .. .._melt tor .. ,. ..... ~ ...... I .,,, 'la .. ..,..., .... , ~ ...... ........ ........ ,.."-'*' tu CJ:C II Mlat Delly,_, P.O. ~ byTitNI Community ..... e dMllon of the t..~ Tlmet. CI002 Timee CH. Nt ,..,._ ·--.: ' W.'11 again Wike to dente fog todey •nd Sunday, but wlll dear for moedy tunny sldee. Highe wlll peak at about 80 In Cotti Meu and the lower 70a Jn Newport ....... Lowe wtll be In the lower 80a In boCh cttlea. w. ahould lhed a f9W degf'MI on Mondev and pllt\epe twir1 enolher one by iw.tly, ~ ootddot• ahould -OOf ...... nt Olhtrwt• . ~ WWWJMll.nON.~ BOATING FORECAST TIDES ...... t:.21a.m. 11t12e..m. Ulp.m. 12:Ma.m. I ....... 111 ... hlgtt 1.12 .... ..,. u. .... .._ G.21-- WA111l Tl9IMnm ' • Injured swan returns to f amili<lr waters, faces Pearl has been nursed back to health and now joins up with mate Rupert again on the Balboa Peninsula. • June CH•1r•nde :oaify Pilot If swans could lalk. Ir's not hard to Imagine what Pearl and Rupert would be saying this week. "Boy, did I miss you." ( "I was so worried. I thought I'd never see you again." By all human accounts, the sepa- ration anxiety the Balboa Peninsula's two beloved black swans experi- enced last week was beyond con.so- ladon. "Pearl was losing a lot of weighL Rupert was driving us nuts, crying all night long like a newborn baby,~ said Gay Wassail-Kelly. the closest thing to a human mother that the two swans have. It was Kelly who discovered a seri- ous Injury to Pearl's leg last month - probably the result of a dog bite. · kdly, a longtime Penlnsula realdent. ~ the female black swan to ~ Wetlands Wlldllfe c.are Center fn Huntington Beach. Prom there. Pearl was transferred to the Orange County Emergency Animal Oinlc. The whole ordeal took a week. and the good newa ls that Pearl is fine. But the bad thing was that there was no way to tell this to her mate. Rupert. "He was really worried. He really missed her, H Kelly said. "And Pearl was pining. too. Losing weight" When they finally got Pearl back home to the beach on tl'Je harbor side of the Peninsula. she didn't even pause at her food dish. Instead, she took off straight for the water and the Kellys didn't ~ her again until later that night. when she showed up on shore at their home, with Rupert at her side. Thi! two black swans have been an item since Pearl was first introduced to Rupert in the summer of 1999 by locals who wanted to play match· maker for longtime Newport notable Ru pen. Bulk Foods • Organic Hakim ::=a ftftC REG. >1.89/LB. ....,...., lb. •Organic ~ Rolled Oats "71b. 100% Catitied ~ WHFAT GRASS & BARaY GRASS A,...,,,,.,,. 6 I "'*'.-aw of~ MJnemls, Wtenlna; ,.,,. & Carotmoill. 2 •• ...,,.., tllfl .,.1111 to a lorge #IVlng of .. ,,.,. .... ~ Drink Your Greens E ! • Pines Barleg Gnus • Pines l1a!'1fl Grass -500 /tlC &wgg PotixJer -~~ ·sWhad93Gmss SUGG. '16.50 3~ SUGG. '10.50 1111 Tlbs acti -· FARM FRESH PRODUCE ... Saturdly, Septenw 14, 2002 Al . UGI hires new social scien dean , Barbara Dosher, who has worked in the school of social sciences since 1992, will lead the department. Deirdre Newm•n Daily Pilot UC IRVINE -The school of social sci- ences has hired one of its own, a nation- ally known expert on the mechanics of how the mind worts, as its new dean. Barbara Dosher was named dean In July and replaces William Schonfeld, who ran the school for two decades. While Schonfeld had the longevity to build the school into one of the univer- sity's crown jewels, Dosher said she would like to continue the focus on ex cellence maintained by her predecessor. The school graduates the largest number of the university's undergradUJtes and boasts a highly distinguished faculty. "I'm staning from an extremely -;trong base, but I stilJ hope to expand growth in some area\," Dal.her said. Dosher came to UC lrvine in 1992. af- lcr serving 15 years on the faculty at Co- lumbia University in New York. She was onginaJJy allracted to the umverMty be- cause, she said, the cognitive M:1cnce de- OrganJc Fmit ·~ S•99 •Bmy .& REG '3.59 8 pi / 2 f1I.. 12 oz. REG~r '2.29 12 az. w REG. >1.19 6 oz partment ii one of the best In the coun- try for quantitative and rnathemad(:a1 approach.et to psy- d\ology. Being dean ap- pealed to her because or the college's focus on collaboradon and the opportunity to Barbara Dosher expand programs. -1 think today there's a very large value In interdisciplinary programs and activitlel>," Dosher said. ·rm ofien quite interested in hiring people to serve In their own department, but who are also mterested in an interdisciplinary (ap- proach!." Greg Hiclcolc, an associate profo~'>Or of cognitive science, said Dosher made quality hires and moved the cognitive science department forward during her tenure as chair. He believes Dosher will make an outstanding dean becaui.e '>he has an intimate understanding of the school and how to raise its profile "One of the things about thil> -.chool is that we have a lot of extremely good peo· pie here but we tend to be under adver- ti'>ed," Hickok said. "(Dosher) has a good i.en~e. having been m the department (Mothers] Honey Whole Wheat Bread Made """' *93~! • <:onc:ord Grape • Pear Nectar ·~ .. -~ .. s1~ Organic FrOzen Waft1es andeeenchc One or Doa~~baJs la to coodnue prOYtd1ng research oppoJ1Wlitlel r. un· derpads. She co-d.l.rected the under- graduate honors prc>gl'lUfl fn J>6ychology, which allowed them to wort with faculty mentors on a ~ projea.. ·Although it was a very strong cm... room offering, the research opportunity was very direct ... personal e:spowre to faculty, -Dosher t>a.id It also afforded students a chance to give presentauo~ bru.ed on their re- search, making the entire ex:penence a valuable prepararion for graduate school and the busines:. world, 0o'>her said. Do!>her would aJ\o like to see the school's graduate stuJent populatioo in- crea...e so It is rnon• balanced with the number of undergraduates ·11·~ especially impon.ant because 1t aJch 10 the rel>earch vitaliry of the insti- tution but can alM> provide loL., of advaJl- tagl''> for undergrad'>.·· Dosher !.aid l>o'>her will con11nut-teaching some graduate courst"i 111 the ne~t few years and will eventually rotatt' into undt•rgrad teaching as welJ "I t•c;peciaJJy ~n111y das~l> wht>rt' I can have -.ome interd1a11ge with -.tudtonts," l.)o.,lit'r ..aid Dmher. who i., in her earl~ 50'>. l.Jves in Ir. me Don't Km Motha-'s .: Uth Anniversaey . eet.111 ation -FOOD-/tllJSIC -mt SAlfl'l.£S When: ~~ll' ~ !f~, ~ hWll 11mn • ~ Wha'C Wl>llim -Ctol1! illai NAPA VALLEY Organic Cold Ptueed Edra Virght Oh Oil ADNatural Body Wash In an urganic infmion • Citrus 11\)me • Law:nda-Clary ·~s REG "11 95 ~temllier 18 -Wednesday 6:30 to 7:30 pm Drug lnducal NuJrienl 1 Depletion & Herb Drug lnb!ractions &j Stei.e Holmes. C.N. FREE Seminar (CM Patio) M•N ... & .. I I 12 ~ i-.• 6 .............. .-. .. II ID ...... ebldrm hm • n =Ilka' 'm awund ......... do ....... comlructhe 11:2WiUaeae.. ID loml pcJlce IDd .. clepU1ment Md ........ ~by , ~ptetaaa« ......... . GIWn ahat lbe ti put Ola wry ~family dMltearew:sy pOwerful words. Aft« all. her fidher·io·law. her ~-ln·law .... her bulbmd have aD used and been. med by television to .-£ s , ...... ... pln~and presidendes. Without tdtMslon ~their polltk:aJ careen would have been toast. ,, ................ .. • 0. ,, ...... . ............ • Fuu. SERVICE SAi.OH Sinm I haw a snowball's dwJce in )1>U-bJow-where of gietd.Qg an interview with her, I can only guess that Laura Bush's advice came from the heart and that she is genuinely interested in the welfare of cbildren. I believe she bas seen that America has developed many ~in which families can easily get tom apart. Television is but one. • SEE US FOR AU YOUR Q)LOR QUESTIONS •• SaloR anzEN 1MscouNT OH SUNoAYS ' • r • ' ~ t L ~ ·~ L t' t .\ lJ T 'r ATTORNEY ·, ' " I ~ E. 1n. a;to.ea Mita -+-· WNIO .. 'NIO, ,_, fM (849) 842-4482 e $ilhouetfd OriglnaleTN • lumlndtt Privacy She«d • Vigndtd window Wdinp • him Beach"" a.mom lhutten Continued from Al 1be content of the dosed ses- sion. and all details regiuding ac- tions stemming Crom the meet- ing, are considered personnel "rt+ i.e. 7~u1,10 Auwt Oft't, °"-ttr 'fl-t,U., f i:Wr, ~~ s,it'. l'f. ZIJOZ/0,.,,,.,2,,.~. ~n. ~'JU,. • fJ_,.,,,,,,_ t(d .. a.J p~ u l.J.J Mo#.~ -I 11..J... ,j n..f.-.,) i:r-~ ~ • Child Fingerprinting Sponsored by Costa Maa Police Dept. Prizes • Balloom Popcorn • Hot Dogs tk.,,t~~I FREI! H.tdt ~ fora.oLe«erol, OW.-.He.tO-. PUE 0.. ......... SpiDll Tacina & Body Fat T..W.C Mm Docto,, IJ>tt:WU:lng In OrthopNlk Su,,,,,, Potli.atry; Ch;ropractk, NunitWn. Dn"flllJto/l>n Dmlistry. Optowutry mut morel s-,,..,~ ... ,e "" ... ... ~ ... .., ..... ...... ,.. .... -....... ~ .... ••-•...,•Jidlrn-CC.......,_IDd._..,.,._ -. ... ..-...om dMm1Dbelil1hUdby • .,. ............. ,~ lllMDI oalJllra18 md dlim wands ~~-brobn dOwil. And Wf/'fe p_ut at> a low Vllkllt oa........, cb8l ow • c:hlldnli <*1DOt help but learn that it .. Ok to lie. d-1 md steaJ. PJM1la.alarly if you are the bead of a Jaawe corporadoo. 'lbele ewnca do not happen In a vacuum. ~ds walCb and Ibey m.om. Tuey mo minot the bebavtor that if left unchechd. is oAen eelf-destructtve. M06t parents just don't haw the time anymore to monitor all of the bad inftueoces on their kid& Part of that ia because we are busy running around trying to keep them In activities in wh1cb they won't have the cbance to get into trouble or become banned. 1Wo days ago, I spog; to one matters and therefore classified. Hayman said he could not dis- dose why the c:ounc::ll voted to place Woods and Scheer OD leave or why the private law firm was singled out. Neither Sc::beer nOt \\bods could be reached for comment Friday and JalDflS Murphy. who bandies most of the city's cases for MurtalJ8h, Miller, Meyer & Nelson. was out of the office all day. Hayman said the audit of the city attorney's office was the result of ongoing budgetary mncems regardJng the cost o( hiring exter- nal legal represenration. The fi- nancial examination will "stmply pur rogether a broad picture" of the total cost of operations fur the departmenl According to -city financial documents. $178,500 was allo- cated to the city attorney's office in the 2001-02 budget for "profes- sional services" expenses, which includes the hiring of outside counsel. The office more than tti- pled its adopted budget. spending $841,287 in the 2001-02 6sca1 year, documents &bow. In the 2000-0 l 6sca1 year. the city spent $655,506 on "profes- sional services" and $1..334,102 in ENROLLMENT Continued from Al (the number of teachers needed) ls that you don't want to be over and have to cut someone," said TeWinlde Principal Jeff Gall The increase i1J district enroll- ment is due to changing demo- graphics and success in enticing students away from private schools, said Supt. Robert Bar- bot The district ls up about 530 students from last year and offi- cials are in the process of h1rtng 15 to 18 additional teachers to handle the burgeoning enroll· ment -which was about 22,582 students at the end of the day Thursday, Barbot said. When the extra students came to TeWinkle on the first day of school, Gall asked the assistant principal and cowiselors to meet with them in the auditorium to explain the situation. By after- n090, reinforcements -in the form of substitute teachers - bad been called in and the stu- dents were assigned to cla.u- rooms, where they have been ever since, Gall said. TeWl.nkle will be getting two POLICE Continued from Al ton aJlo aald they beUeYe that then,, may be other *dml who have not )« been ldendfled or who have not come forward and thal eome of the aimel may have happened ~ seYml yean, ShUlman lllkL ~ don't know exactly when the lnddenll happened. but we beUeYe tb&y happened OYel' three yean,. be IB1c1. Newport-Mela Unffted Supt. Robert Barbot said he la pleeeed MINORmES ContiUIMS from Al flll!lll!l,.. ... ___ .. .,..... .. __ .. 'sn ,,.,.._._ • ,.., -·---·1i·:r:·· .. ,.,. . ..,..... .... -~ I W r ...... JU!lt .. ..................... ... oldie llidl dall't IDllid but ....... .,.,.... ... ...,.. kDc*n •odlSllll; eilber. ~....,.be.a tbeUJtect ~.becdc ....... •le Al lbla~ll'OUDdaod orpntdng 8Dd ni11¥110doa iePel DO time to* down and =i::.-=~:n.~ JOU dcdJt ~ .. youneif how Jong it bat been tblCe )'OU ... down and wrote IOIDeOOe. Jetter and mailed it. Bktbday auda and Rach are not included. Nearly l<IOW. of the readers of tbia mhmm would reply that they cannot remember or that it has been years. I know that you were e:xpecdng this to be a call for turning off the 'IY, but it'a DOL It's a call for some limpJidty, for an easier way of life that will allow us to bang out with our 1999-2000, aa:ording to finaDcial documents. The 2002-03 proposed budget allocates $155,330 foe professiooal services. which is a stalk compari- son to the aewn-figure amount spent In previous )'e8J'I. The straight numbelS can be a bit misleading without explana- tion, officials said "Some of the factors that add to the Wlpredictabfllty of preparlng budgetary estimates for legal services are the many unknowns related to the number of litigants that may file suit against the city in the following year, the nature and complexity of those lawsuits and the degree of spedali.zed legal expertise that may be needed in any particular case." said Mark Puckett, director of the city's fi. nance departmenl Scheer -who bas been with the city for almost 16 years -and \\bods, who worted for Costa Mesa from 1 m to 1989, left. and then came back 10 years later - will be paid during their time off. which is expected to last a mini- mum of three weeks. aty ol6dals said being placed on pa.id admin- istrative leave was rare but does not denote any allegation of wrongdoing. new teachers to deal with Its in- aeased enrollment. which Jlow stands at l, l 28 students, Gall said. Ensign Middle School in New· port Beach clocks in at a little more than 1,200 students, up about 70 students from last year. said Principal Mike McGuire. in- stead of adding teachers, the school has slightly increased the number of students lo its core curriculum classes, McGuire said. "We're One," McGuire said 'Tm absolutely not (concerned). lt's been a smooth start. At the end of the first two weeks of school, everyone's pretty sett.led in." Of the high schools, Newport Harbor tallies the highest num· ber of students, with 2,373, said Principal Michael Vossen. The school added 4.2 staffing mem- bers -the odd number is due to a combination of full and part - time teaching positions. "The bottom line ls the addi- tional staff members really helped us a lot," Vossen said "They will bring the class sizes down. The mixed blessing ls that we have to redistribute the classes to bring down the num- with Haluch's arresL "Usually. ~ very careful when we hire teacbera, • he said.. ~ obv1ouaJy do badqp:ound checb, but to th.la cue, there Wll nothing in terma of badqp:ound until (PrtdayJ when police made the a.met.. Barbot saJd IChool of. 8dals are d looking Into Ha- luch'a history with Newport·M.esa Unified. ~ know fur sure be dkf rJOt sub this tan and he bun\ IUbbed for ua In quite a while," be llkl. "\\\t don't have all the detafla about him yet We\-e ldD looking lnco It· • ........... ,,, ............. to J11 maO CllJlll'~.....,. • ~ ..... . ,. ,, , ........... m.detl ----~ 0ur .............. 1oc Ol id•+o:: .. -. Jlul I hue nodced diilt wble wet.w bMl • .,.. ........ Mft . been~ lot mote dme Ill home JR DO( alwayl Nn. ID r.ct lR a lot of wock. aJl weue~Mdrdllbto betie¥e that the Jina lady would be proud of m for taklnl her advice and tlYina to pay dole!' attention to Our kids: (don\ have any hope that the president wm tum off bJs teJevisioDL In fact. I'm not 80 sure that• a p>Od ldea for the leader of the flee wodd. But as long u be'e watddng I hope be'D watch "Saturday Nlgtlt Uve• to get a cbudde out of the skits. •STEVE SMT'H is a Costa Mesa resident and freelance writer. Readers may leave a message for him on the Daily Pilot hotline at (949) 642-6088. The dty attorney's office pro- vides legal services to the Oty Council. the Planning C.Ommis- sion. the Costa. Mesa Redevelop- ment Agency and city depart- ments. Scheer and \\bods provide legal cowisel and advice during all oftlcial meettnp and study sessions, and are responsible for the preparation of ordinances. resolutions, contracts and agree- ments. ofticlals said. Counsel also interprets and applies local, state and federal laws and conducts and monitors litigation. 1Wo staff attorneys remain at the city attorney's office to con- duct in·bouse legal business while Scheer and Woods are on administrative leave and many of the city's legal battles are re- presented by outside coWlSel. of- 6dals saJd The City C.Ouncil has scheduled another closed session meeting Monday night to further discuss the issue, Hayman said. Any ac- tions will be reported to the audi· ence at the end of the meedng, he said. • LOUTA HARPER covers Costa Mesa. She mey be reached at (949) 1574-4275 or by &-mail at lolita.harper§/stimes.com. bers, • Vossen said IP terms of an:racting students who previously opted to go pri- vate, one parent attributes the Increase to the district making "significant strides" In trying to meet the challenges of various typeS of students. ·1 think when you look at the money you spend on private schoola and look at what our public schools have to offer, there's a good value (In the pub· lie schoola)," said Bob Love, a Costa Mesa resident whose daughter transferred to Newport Harbor High School from a reli· gious school during her fresh- man year. Newport Harbor HJgh's aca· demics are of a higher caliber than private school offerings, Love said. "They put together a very strong academic program to meet the needs of all the differ- ent levels of students, from stu- dents who are struggling with language to students who are high achievers," Love said. • DEJADRE NEWMAN covers education. She may be readied at (9491 574-4221 or by e-mail at delrdre.newmanO/atim•.com. OBITUARY Shirley Owens Services for Balboa Island resident Shirley Owens, an accomplished a.rtiat, will be held at noon Monday at Pacific View Mortuary. Owens died Thursday. She was 80. She la survived by hUSband, John P. Owens; daughter Sharron Garviach; brother William G. Gilmour; three granddaughters and three great grandchildren. • The Daily Piiot welcom .. obituaries for residents or former residents of Cotta M .. a and Newport S.ach. If you want to have an obituary printed in the Pilot, a1k your mortuary to fax u1 the Information at (9491 646-4170 or call the neweroom tt (949) 764-4324. bail. He Is likely to be arraigned Monday or Tueaday at Hubor Juldce Center. Police are ftlC'OID- meodlng that be be chaiaed wbb • 13 felony counla of~ .... Police are IMinc other W:dml • to mntact the~ 8-:1'1 Po-lice or to 8ft bdp cbetr pu- enllL Those wtabing co talk to the polk:e may caD Det. John Houpn • at (949) 644·3190. • DEIEM lttAIUl1'H OCWW9 publlo Mfltv end~ Stw mav be "*'*'. (Mii ~Ot.,,. ~~•llttlnw.oom • • • • • • • • • sall.rd9y, ~ 1,, 200Z • M COMMUNITY & CL.UBS Spurgeon ~Award to go to Costa Mesa chief COllaMlilaAJBceQW ... 8DoWai hM been eelected to recdYe the ~SpurponAward at the &plodng Reaignidon lunc:beon at noon Wedneaday at the Wesdn South Coast The Blploring Program of Leaming for Ufe of qrange ..county honors the recipient of this award annually in recognition of outstanding support to the F;xplorer Program and the greater oom.munit)t Snowden has been a major support of the Costa Mesa Police P;xplorer program and a leader on the P.xploring fund-raising team. Prior recipients include ~ Ron l.owmbea g, John H ne.., (1*f Cldp Pr1dbet Odef,.,.. \\Wter'I. Mike c..pm, former SberifrBnd ~ Robft1 McQ.ady, Tum Rley and Robert Wmmlnglon. The award w named in honor of WUllam Spurgeon m. the founder of Exploring and a lifetime Orange County resident Local Orange County youth o.vld Pllql.dn, Raul Paa md Jamie w.lbr' will be awarded with the Young American Award along with a scholarship. Huntington Beech PoUce u. J. a Hume will be honored with the Explorer Advisor of !he Year Award. Proceeds for this event will benefit !he Exploring Program of Leaming for Life. For more information regarding this event. contact 18mara Nale al (714) 689·2323, Ext 6004. R>R1Y-FIVE ~OP SERVICE: f.amelt IC.osdao celebrated his 45th year in Kiwanis in August. according to Owtes Marbl. past president of the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub. W< l\\' ... 1-i \I \II' h Ht,,,,,, Rabbitt Insurance Agency AlJTO • HOMEOWNERS • HEALTH Sub1hfJ Sin" I 9S7 Blrahubeen adeodltln Colta~ durincd:Ua dmeandwas a member of the Downtown ComMesa 1CJwan1s Oub and the JIM now-merged DE BOOM eosra Mesa Kiwanis Oub. Adds Mad.el: "Lots of oommunity service in bis 45 years.. Buzz chairs the Spiritual Aims Committee. •Buzz was wry invotved with a project we had for a nwnber of years. and it 'MU caDed the 'Laymans Recognftion Luncheon.' It's a project where we asked the ministefS of the c:hwches in Costa Mesa to bring their outstanding layman to a luncheon where they were recognized." aa:ording to Markel Kostlan has been active in securing moneys for the Salvation Army and \\)'cliff Bible Studies. He also has been supportive of a Kiwanis project known as •Parks Ministries.• where they provide religious services at the state and national parks in Qilifomia during the sum.mer. Congratulations Buzz on a life well lived! PP.ACE JAM: Representatives of conummity and faith-based organizations from throughout Orange County will gather at the Orange Coast Unitarian Un.iversalist Chun:h in Costa Mesa on Saturday to participate in the 2002 Orange County Peace Jam. The church is at 1259 Victoria St. The free-to-the-public event will take place from 11 :30 am undl s p.m. c... .... ...,.. LIDm DbDn wtU make opetdalg Jtmlllb, fbllowied by .jamming" pdJnnancet by local rmtaidans from throughout Southern c.aJibnia Including • And the A11P Sing,· 11r1m nnz and the Omngie Coast Unitarian lJnMnallst chotc. The Peace Jam will be held in cdebration of the United Natk>ns' International Day of Peace. which tU.ea place annually in September. Local groups organizing the tMnt for Sept. 21 are the Baha'is of Orange County, Amnesty international of Orange County, the NMo. the United Nations Assn. of Orange County and the hosting Orange Coast Unitarian Unlversalist Church. For more infonnation about the Peac.e Jam. call (949) 646-4652. eve1yone is welcome to attend CASINO NlGlfl': I !arbor Mesa Lions "Viva Las Vegas" c:asino Night will be held on Friday, Oct 18, at the Neighborhood Community (.enter, 1645 Parle Ave., Costa Mt.'Sa. The event will start a1 7 p.m and will feature blackjack. slots, craps. roulette and a silent auction. lickets are $30 per person and include dinner, one drink and SI 00 in gambling scrip. Dinner will be catered by "Wolfgang Puck's Caf~" and a OJ will provide !he entertamment Proceeds from this fund-raiser will be donated to local charities and the Lion's Sight and I fearing Foundation, which provides hearing and eye testing for local students. For further information, 10 malte a dor.ation or to purchase tickets. please contact t larbor Mesa Lions Oub members Barbara Hayward at FULL BAR COCKTAILS '"WI TAKE DININC TO THE NEXT LEVEL" 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 Cnw SM, 111 tW OIMlt c.,. ~;,. s-dlrrrt CJi/ww"-.. JOHN BWESER CARPET ONE 2'27 S. BrittoJ StRct, Costa Maa (714) 751-2324 www.blocscrcarpctonc.com ~ CARPET ONF (114) 545-6126 CIC ........ Meri at (114) 980-883(, WORTH REPU1"f«a Prom Gt-....,. of the Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Couocil: •0ne thing I know. the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve. .. -Albat Sdlweit.m SERVICE CLUB MEE1lNGS THIS Ca.«a WEEK: MOND\Y: 6 p.m.: The Harbor Mesa Lions Oub will meet at the la Capilla Mexican Restaurant 1UP..SDM': 7: t 5 a.rn.: The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Oub will meet at Frve Crowns Restaurant to hear a Craft Tulk by Scott Sonftl. WEDNES~: 7:15 am.: The 20-member South Coast Metro Rotary Oub will meet al !he Center Oub (www.sowhcoastmet rorotary.o~ and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Oub will meet al the University Athletic Oub. Noon: The Soroptimist Oub Newport Harbor meets at !he Santa Ana Country Ouh 'Ille 35-member Exchange Oub of !he Orange Coast will meet at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht for a business meeting. 6 p.m.: The Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa will meet at !he Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub to hear Craft Tu1ks by new members Dan and Khn DeBroux.. (www.newportbalboa.o~. The 20-plus-member Costa Mesa-Orange Costa Breakfast Lions Oub will meet at Mimi's Cafe for a Ladies Nigh1 Social. ~Noon.1be SO-member c.o.ta Mesa 10wan1a Oub wtll meet at the Holiday Inn ( www.ldwanls.org/du.bl costamalJ), the Newport Beach-Corona det Mar Kiwanis Oub will meet at the BahJa Corinthian Yacht Oub, the 80-member F.xcb.ange aub of Newpott Harbor will meet at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum to bear c.apL M8'e Whlfebnd, the Daily Pilot ha.J'bor columnise. di8cuss .Cruising Newport Harbor and Oft"shore.. the 100-rnanber N!Mport·lnme Rotary Club will meet the lrvioe Maniott Hoed to hear .... 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Full D esign Consulting Service ~ a3J~-'-- LEXI NG1\0N" ll O M I llaANO S 22 15 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (949) 646.0275 Open Mon. thru Sac. I 0 to 6, Sun . 12 to 5 • • ... • .. • M M.,, Id t1 14. m JEFF~~ "HOMEOWNERS GAIN CAPITAL" Last year the capital &aios rate dropped to 18~ for twbJe gains 00 I principal residence that you have occupied for aJ k:ast five years. This U I result Of die 1997 tu bill that eliminated the lnlditional system of "rollovet" ddeml.s of tu liability oo home sale profiu. The law allows apital gain exclosiom whether you "buy up" to a more expensive home or "buy down" to a less expensive one. Prior to this law homeowners if they bad a gain above the limit, wm tued at a 28% capital gains rate. When the rules became effective for principal residences sold after May 6, 1997 the rate was lowered to 20%. If you arc a mamed home-seller filing jointly. you en JOY up to $500,00) in home sale gllns w-frcc, provided you have occupied the property as your principal residence during two of the last five years. Taxpayers who file singly (even if they are married) gel a $250,00) capital glllns exclusion. Home-sellers arc chgiblc to exclude capnal gains on the saJc of a home as often as once every two years. Consult your tax advisor for yoiir parucular circumstance. Lyleen and Jeff have 30 consecu11ve years of real estate experience .in Newport Beach. For professional service o: advice with all your real estate needs call the Ewings al Coast Newport-Coldl'ell Banker at (949) 759-3796. ~~I The 14th a.nnua1 Tute of Newport, whictl features about 35 local restaurants, wtll take place today through Sunday at Fashion lsland, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beadl. Hours for the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commeroe-sponsored event will be 6 to 11 p.m. today with Big Bad \boDoo Daddy perfonnlng at 9 p.m.; 4 to 11 p.m. Saturday with the Kool and the Gang performing at 9 p.m.; and noon to 8 p.m . Sunday with Michael McDonald perfonnlng at 6 p.m. Though the $16 general admission does not Include tasting the food, it does Include the entertainment Children 12 and younger will be admitted free Saturday and Sunday. Actual tastes cost between $1 and $5, and proceeds benefit Orange County charities. There are some package deals available, such as the $40 Taste passport, which includes ell three days of admission and $15 in Taste Scrip that can be used for food purchases. Information: (949) 729-4400. All menus listed are subject to change. The restaurants participating in the Taste of Newport this year Include: Bayside Restaunint plans to serve warm choc:olat9 aoutne caka, profiteroles with vanilla ice cream, creme brulee. Bibi Anna's plans to serve barbecue boneless beef ribs with wasabi mashed potatoes, seafood cerviche tn lemon cup, bladcened ahi ca nape With seaweed salad and wasabi caviar, Chinese chidcen salad in wanton cup. Blue Water Grill plans to serve bay shrimp codctail, New England clam chowder, Manhattan clam chowder, smoked albacore tuna. Buca di Beppo plans to serve macaroni rosa. garlic bread w/ mozzarella ctreese, spicy fennel sausage wt marinara sauce. frangole con granita. Ciao plans to serve ciao shrimp scampi; three cheese ravioli; bruschetta; eggplant enchilada;· tiramisu. Clayton Shurfey'a RMI BBQ plans to serve smoked beef brisket sandwich; watermelon honey glazed port ribs; handmade potato chips. El Tarasco Mexican Food plans to serve flan; soft tacos; burrito; fish tacos. Five Crown• Reataurant plans to serve roast prime rib sandwich with fresh creamed horsJjredish; raspberry creme brulee. Gelato P1aradlso plans to serve gelato cup; sorbet cup; gelato cone; sorbet cone Gina's Pine & P1aataria plans to serve pepperoni slices (pizza); cheese slices (pizza); bistecca sandwich; roasted vegi pizza slices; spinach zlti with bellalinda sauce. Gregorio'• plans to serve crab cakes with roasted mango; mixed green salad with raspberry/ balsamic vinaigrette RALPH WtWlO DO: ... cw.'! st 360 degtw. Pleoi dtillft bl.-on.,_. of ~WNP end l8Y9f enoltw thelll on top. Pound brMlt ._a nwllet to• flat con11111 nl tNc:llneta. Rtmow P4iMtlc ~and teelOn with Nit and black topped w/ baked ricotta wedge; flourtess chocolate cake glazed with Belgian dart chocolate and mixed berry sauce; bananas foster -warm bananas cooked in orange juice and Grand Mamler poured over vanilla bean ice cream. Gulliver'• Rnuurant plans to serve prime rib; prime rib French dip sandwich; cream of com; cream of spinach; English trifle; barbecued rib. Ho Sum Bistro plans to serve ho sum salad; ho sum dumplings; minced chldcen lettuce wrap; coconut shrimp; candied pecans. Kitayama Resburant plans to setve spicy tuna or California hand roll; shrimp tempura hand roll; teriyaki chicken stick; shrimp tempura; deep fried crab daw; edamame (boiled SCI'( beans); green tea Ice cream. Koto Restaurant plans to serve hand roll sushi; yakitori chidcen; tempura; edamame. La S.hla plans to serve Baja fish taco; chill lime salad; chips, salsa end guacamole; kid's quesadilla. Long• Pharmacy a Ice Cream Fountain plans to serve milk shakes and malts; single scoop; double scoop; coffee: regular. decaf, and flavored; iced tea or hot tea. Marrakesh plans to serve salad -marinated carrots with cilantro, pureed eggplant with roasted bell pepper, fine seasoning and cucumbers; bastilla -filo triangles filled with chidcen, spiced eggs and roasted almonds; ctriclten kabobs; lamb kabobs; couscous vegetable - steamed semolina grains topped with stewed vegetables, garbanzo beans and raisins; baklava -flaky pastry dessert baked with nuts, honey and cinnamon. McCormick 8t Schmick's Se.tood Restaurant plans to serve Oregon Dungeness crab cakes with chipotle eioli; pancetta wrapped prawns with Thai barbecue sauce; ctrooolate-oovered strawberries with raspberry sauce. Newport Rib Co. plans to serve Newport Rib Co.'s world famous baby baclt ribs, mini barbecued , .. 0 • brisket aandwictr; spicy Louisiana hot sausage; original barbecued baked beans; the combo: baby bade ribs, 1/2 sausage & bean•. Psvlllons plans to serve certified angua beef tri tip sandwiches. hot dogs. .. ' . '•' ' ' hvlllon at the Four Seasons Hotel plans to serve butternut squash ravioli with sweet corn sauce; grilled chidcen salad with stilton cheese, apples and walnut vinaigrette; broiled pepper crusted lamb chops with garlic mashed potatoes and port wine reduction; warm mixed berry crisp with vanilla bean ice cream; creme brulee with fresh raspberries. Phlladelphla Grill plans to serve the William Penn -thinly sliced rib-eye steak grilled wtth onions, peppers and mushrooms, topped wtth provolone cheese; the grllled chidcen Philly - skinless chidcen breast filet grilled with onions. peppers and mushrooms, topped with provolone cheese; the gyro wrap See MENU, Pa1e A7 LAUREN FLOOR SAMPLE SALE UP TO On • Once a year we change our Ralph Lauren Showroom Galleries and sell off our floor samples in order to make room for new arrivals. This year, we are extending our sale to include many out-of-stock items and one-of-a-kinds. THIS IS A FIRST·COME, FIRST-SERVED SALE, LIMITED TO STOCK ON HANO. ... 'I Thia comp~te aale f eature• B edroom.a, Dining Roonu, Seafins, U.,intJ Roonu, Occa.ional Piecea and much more. 1 .; .. • ... ' MENU ContnJed from NI . -thinly •Iced. grtlled, MMOned lemM>Mt Mtwd on~ flat bte.t topped wtth lettUCl8, tomato, onion end a cool cuc:umbetuuce; the grilled c:ttldten wrep -grilled chk:bn breast •rvld on wtnn ftet breed topped ~lettuce tomato, onion and a cool CU<:Umber sauce cheelecake. Pldl Up Stbl plane to aerve Chinese Chldten Salad; California Rolla; Houae Special Chldten over Steamed Rice; Cream CheeM Wontona. RJatotant. M9mma Gina plan• to aerve penne oontldlna; cheese tortelllnl with marinara sauce; filet mignon balsamic with polenta tiramisu. Royal Thal cw.lne plans to aerve tod-mun -spicy fish cake with cucumber sauce; c:ttldten utay - grilled c:ttlcbn with peanut aauce; pad Thai noodles -popular dlah of royal Thal culaine; Thai ahrimp -shrimp wrapped In crispy egg noodles; combination plate - mixed two c:ttoices of the above menu. Rusty P91ic:an plans to serve ichiban: fresh fish skewers marinated in aoy and ginger charbroiled; Cajun ehrimp: shrimp eauteed in garlic, Cajun spice and aeaeonings; crab cakes: fresh crab with a hint of fennel, cooked to a golden brown with red pepper aioll; fresh mahl mahi: charbroiled with Cajun spice and topped with Santa Fe butter. Sabetino's Udo Shipyard SauNg9 Co. plans to serve roast beef sandwich; sausage eandwich. Sage plans to serve gnlled Asian barbecue beef short ribs -sweet and spicy dipping sauce; gorgon.zola and granny smith apple salad -candled pecans, ..,... ..,._ 81.,_d plane to eerve flAlh and c:Nps; fried calamert; •eaja atyte• ftah tacos. loprwtda plans to teNe plzz.e by the slice; cannoll; meetball parmeglano sandwtch; three dleese ravioli. ,.._ RMt.urant plans to serve house paella; c:ttldten empanadas; chortzo sandwich; tortilla Espanola. Tha ~Guys plans to serve coffee of the day; coffee of the day; mocha, cappuccino. or latte; blended mocha or tMended caramel mocha; hot c:ttooolete; vanilla, hazelnut and caramel ftavoring available. Tommy Behwne'• Tiopical Clllf6 6 Emporium plans to serve crab bisque; jerk chldten sandwich; coconut shrimp with mango papaya chutney; key lime pie. Villa NoVll Restaurant plans to serve pomodoro e basilica; paglia e fieno; polio con rosmarino; tiramisu. What's Cooking Bistro plans to serve bruschetta -toasted bread topped with diced tomatoes, capers, garlic and extra virgin olive oil; calamari fritti -fried calamari, lemon, parsley and spicy marinara; insalata di spinaci -spinach and radiatiio with sliced apples, goat cheese and gorgon.zola, tossed with a baleamic vinaigrette and topped with caramelized pecans; lasagna classica -traditional meat and ricotta lasagna. Wolfgang Pudl CaM at fahlon Island plans to serve Chinois chidten salad; chicbn satay; 1/4 ,.>izza -four cheese or pepperoni; chocolate souffte cake. SS~ Mattress Outlet Store 8R.wJ IEW • COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! ~ 3 165 Harbor Bl\'d. ~ Costa Mesa • a. mock ~ ol 405 l'Wy .. (714) 545-7168 FOOD . .. Conlrwd from Al C)1de that II endrdy edibie. It II Ule-alz.eCt. made with 500 pounda of diomlete, swept with edJble alNet dUlt meant to mimic chrome and IUD"Ounded by fog {or the e&cta of dry Ice). A ebJ- eton m.de entirety of augar alt.I on the motorcycle. His leather )acbt II made of chocolate and the logo on the back reads •0eath by Otocolate." The ecu!ptwe will be displayed at the GEmNG INVOLVED •GETTING INVOlVED runs periodically In the Daily Pilot on a rotating bnia. For Information on adding your organization to this hst, call (949) 674-4298. ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA Costa Mesa famllies can host a German student and eam up to $1,000 toward a number of travel abroad programs. Danielle Carpino, (800) 322-HOST. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Assn .• which helps individuals who have the disorder that is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, needs volunteers. (714) 375-1922. ,... ofNewpon. ·1r.'a iood art. uld Royal. • patiyda (8lle Ned.. dwl~• the art jnedh*!, wll democ.- how to mike her ¥aliorl ol S"mo- tts 1nYoMng milk cbocolate a»- tard tarts, Ul apralO cookie lhell and hommwle manbmaDawa. ·rm 1Ure people can't eYel'l fathom that Its something they can do,· Averill said of making marshmallows at home. "It's just whipped egg whites, powdered sugar and gelatin. You heat It up and whip it in the mixer for 20 Al..ZHE.-rt'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Support group leaders, Visiting Volunteers, family resource consultants and office volunteers are needed. Volunteers may work on one-time projects or ongoing programs. Training sessions are available. (800) 660-1993. AMERJCAN CANCER SOCIETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks office volunteers. The society is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. (949) 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop needs unwanted goods, such as clothing, furni1ure, jewelry, accessories, antiques and collectibles, to fund the society's research, 111 MR1S _qes· AMS111mAM...S419· 11111 ~ LONDON -S389' HONGICDNG-S4SS. 111111 -fftANOUR1' _sJ 9 s· BANG1CDK _ss4s· - nMm> -SJ9S" BAU -S69T -MADRID -S41S' SYDNEY -S86s· - ..,.. -S41s· pauRG _se99· education and patient services programs. The goods may be dropped off at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Volunteers are also needed from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . M onday through Saturday et the same location (949) 640-4n7. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIEt¥ ROAD TO RECOVERY The transportation program needs volunteers to drive cancer patients to and from medical treatments free of charge. The required commitment is a few hours each week or month. Drivers must have a valid driver's license and insurance and be at least 25. Volunteers may use either their own vehicles or American Cancer Society vans. (949) 261-9446 or scomer@cancer.org. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The American Hean Assn. is looking for volunteers to perform Sib.rdly. ~ 14, 2002 A7 '· • ~ atANG Is the featur" • and arts and entertainment writer She m-v be readled a1 (9"491 574-4268 0< by e-mail at young.chang@l11tlmea com. vanoua general office duties in the main office and Implement educational and fund-raising events through Orange Coonty. No experience necessary. Training will be provided. (949) 856-3555. AMERtCAN HOME HEAL1M HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Heahh Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emohonal support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERtCAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The chapter needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the media in disaster and emergency situations. Lynn Howes, (714) 481-5376. Full Ser.tee eater.-. Sizzling Fajita Bar Strolltng Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar • '•·mzamm: ·•· ·•· -~111111m.--Vlsit www.spaln.lnfo then Visit monasteries. mountains ~· Iii phone Flight Centre to book and medieval cities' 11111 ~ the hottest w 17 Day Tour trom 111111 • Enchiladas • Fa11tas - events in • 'lftr~' ~ $1 160 -• Mini Tacos • Ch1ngol1nga S I t • Guacamole • Salsa pan rMComporryofcttoot.t AND MORE1 Pm1r1tays•Go TOY BOAT HOSTS END OF SUllER SALE ' cs,~fJ't AIR CANADA @ ( ' 1J· -· *t 11 a., ..... _ AT NEWPORT com SHOPPING CENIER -(f_) Toy Boat at Newport Coast Shopping Center will host its annuaJ fall sale on Monday, September 23 through Monday, September 30. The store wiU offer 20 to 40 percent off selected items, perfect to get a start on holiday shopping for the little ones on your gift list. after the childhood tongue twister. Toy Bottt • Toy Bottt • Toy Boat newest store is located in Newport Coast Shopping Center at 21111 Newport Coast Drive, with other locations Corona del Mar and Westcliff Court in Newport Beach. The Toy Boilf off8f'8 free gift wrapping with a variety of choices. Some of the toys on SClle will Newport Coast store can be include Brio trains and sets. reached at (949) 759-8697. Thomas trains and sets, Newport Coast Shopping Corolle dolls, all wooden Center, located at San Joaquin puzzles, sand buckets and sets, Hills Rd. and Newport Coast kib$, erector sets, Playmobil, Dr., is anchored by P11t1ilion.s Ro)eenbok sets and extra pieces and also has a Wtlls Fargo including control pads and Bank; hreBeauty, which vetticles, select Madame offers a range of upscale salon AJeunder dolls, Ginny dolls services and hair, skin and and more. bath and beauty products; In addition, this year marks H•Pn N•Us S1d01t, speda.liz- the 1 OOth anniversary oJ the ing in manicures, pedicures, ted(ty bear, and Toy Boat has skincare and spa treatments; an extensive collection, indud-Newport RJll1e Cle•nn., ing special limited edition which features the Green&rth be4fs from Steiff of c.ermany. Cleaning System, a sale, mild JGdl of all ages will find bears f(>lution that is environmental- fro~ Gund, Russ Berrie, ly friendly, &lt.glo Sp• all Doaglas and North American Salo11, a full~ European-- Bev Company at Thy Bollt. style spa and Nlon; and ~Y Bo.t offen free gift ~ldnw"oru Pl&t, a gift lhop WTfl!pplng with a variety of and party boutique that UC> d\Oices and pridet ltseli on provides full-eervice malling exetllent customer service, and shipping servtcea. tnciVudtng frff uaembly of Opening this fall ~ M.V1• ~and wagona. 8'ndlfw, a women'• clothing 1he 1ton And It» p~ boutique, Cl11p l•r Wlrwl••• tor'; The Toy Shop, haw beell and Pd~ Coat Dntt•I. fa~lft of Newport ~ad\ For more lnlormatlon rmldenta for over 40 yean. lri on Newp ort Cout t~, OWNft Diane and~ Shqppln1 y , Center, call Nalimann ~ h MON (949) 790·9713 or •lilt ~IHI•.,...,•.,..,, www~in«oaptny.coa ., ~-p.Jdforby T 0 a qu ll ~•lcle:f i\ 10 to 100 people ~ ~ Catering •• 645-0209 ~ leact'I C09tl.... CoroM .. 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Yet reality does not sit well with the implications of a smallpox attack. much PAUL JAMES BALDWIN don't think of the incredible ineptitude of our Intelligence agencies~ the misdirection of our security concerns, and the •public disinformation" that is being dished out to you on a dally basis to feed the war frenzy as anything that wiU benefit you and the life of your children in the years ahead. If less an attack on a nearby nuclear installation. How about our water supply -the delivery plans that were stolen describing the distribution of the water supply of the California Aqueduct? Yes, we are told we are protected. but nol how. Tilis is not very reassuring. Sure, the communication Riley referred to was readily available before Sept. 11, 2001, as weU as it is available now after Sept. 11. It didn't worlc then, and it won't worlc now. Does that mean we should feel safe that the bull puclcy we are being told now should make us feel safer as we go to bed this evening? Yes, it should until we find out otherwise. Just lilce we did with Sept. 11 , 200 I. After Osama bin Laden declared war against Americans years before. after his firM auaclc on the World lfade Centers failed. What a surprise. If we can recollect, President Ointon sent cruise missiles to ldll bin Laden. Bui here in Or.i.nge County all we can recollect ls the old Bill was preoccupied by what was happening under the Oval Office desk. Feel safe? Yes, please do. Just you feel differently, then get ready to sacrifice your sons and daughters and their lives for the American Way. Feel unsafe? No way. Just listen to what is being told to you by the local authorities. It is unpatriotic, it is un-American to question what is being told us about our security. And I for one will never question what I am being told and rislc being unpatriotic and un-American. God forbid. ln the meantime, we here in Newport Beach should thmk. about San Onofre, Los AJam1toc, and Miramar Naval AH Station, Los Angeles and Hollywood. Southern California is representative of aU that is decadent about America. And all that is good and desirable. After an, what is it these whacked-out, sincere and devoted terrorists want to destroy? It's you and me, friends, and the place where we live. Personally, I don't feel the least bit secure in any of the security measures that have been taken in my behalf. God bless America. • PAUL JAMES BALDWIN 1s a Newport Beadl resident ~ .. «. iP . • Letter writer nails it regarding ficus trees Here ye 4'n.n Miller (Sounding Board. ·0on't remove 6cus trees; install new pipes, .. Sunday). Hers bas been the first letter I've read regarding the Balboa trees that actually expJains the situation. Her letter~ ttue in its history, details and logic. I add my name to the long list of those insisting we keep the trees.. 4'nn Miller, the trees thank you. the community thanks you and I thanlc you. SUSAN MOORE Newport Beach Artist, not Diedrich's or police, was wrong The Sept. 6 article "Complaint fil ed against Costa Mesa Polke" claims that a local artist was "decorating the outside walls" of a Oiedrich's coffee house. As a regular Diedrich's patron, I am familiar with the graffiti referred to as "decoration" and have repeatedly urged its removaJ, as have numerous other regular Diedrich's patrons. The writings lik.ely violate the city of Costa Mesa Property Maintenance Regulations irrespective of the local anist's claim that he was recently given permission to write on Diedrich's waJls. These regulations state tha1 "AJI structures, equipment, waJls and fencing on the property 16th Annual Harbor Heritage Run RUN · NEWPORT! 51 FEATURE RACE • II FUN RUN/WALK Plus Kids' Klasslc Race and Free Fitness Fair New this year ! RUN AS A TEAM ··' .. MAILBAG shall be maintained free of distress, it became a green that got hlL graffiti punuant to Otapter Ught Cor cars traveling Hopefully. thil letter will VII 112 ofntle 11." toward us. They darted Inspire a lot of drivers to be The relevance of the forward. We certainly more mindful of we artist's cla.lm of permission weren't moseying &cross. I pedestrians. M>fTHHUNT is further eroded by his yelled at one of the drivers. admission that he applied They all gave us dirty looks. Costa Mesa the graffiti for months prior If I had bad a cell phone, I Wimbledon was to seeking pennlsslon and would have called the Diedrich's president's claim police(and bothered to try guaranteed a wall that the artist bad been and get the license repeatedly told to stop numbers). Those drivers I went to numerous writing on the walls. know who they are (if they meetings on the Home It is apparent that the are Daily Pilot readers). Ranch and there were whole incident could have This isn't the first time I've various presentations for been avoided had the artist tried to cross the street, and the homeowners groups ceased to write on the walls the drivers are a lot less than rResldents cry foul in when originally requested to courteous. This isn't right. Home Ranch dealings.• do so, checked and I am a licensed driver Sept. 5). I was unable to complied with local city (just without a car, righl attend one of the Mesa regulations, left the property now). When I drove, Verde ones and went to a when requested to do so by whenever I saw a Wimbledon one instead and the manager, or followed pedestrian, I stopped for it was stated, "We have police Instructions when him/her/them. agreed to" provide sound they were called as a result I did see some "justice" attenuations for of his behavior. It is the other day. Wimbledon. apparent that the artist, I was crossing 19th Street When folks in other areas rather than Diedrich's or the al Pomona Avenue (headed of the city were fighting the Costa Mesa police, handled toward where Smart and project, we were told by the the situation in a wholly Final and the senior center (Home Ranchi folks that inappropriate manner. are). I was crossing in the we're going to get our noise THOMAS R. DAMIANI crosswalk. Others were wall, and I think some Newport Beach com ing-pedestrians-toward people even thought they me. were going to get doubled A car made a left-hand paned glass, so we were Drivers need to be turn. She didn't hit anyone. I satisfied. much more careful heard a (welcoming) pohce It was common siren puU that woman over. knowledge throughout the As a pedestrian, I would Too bad her car didn't get city that something was like to voice my displeasure impounded. going to be provided to at the drivers in Costa Mesa. I'd like to remind attenuate noise for Whether they are Costa everyone(while I am on my Wimbledon and now 1t ':, not Mesa residents is anyone's soapbox), the motorist, who being done and I think that\ guess. The other day, my hit a man about three weeks very sad. friend and I were trying to ago, also coincidentally on SANORA GENIS cross 19th Street (from 19th Street, to my COSTA MESA Border's to Triangle Square). knowledge hasn't been My fri end needs support found. This was a to wallc with her wheelchair. 73-year-old man. I might • EDITOR'S NOTE: Sandra We were three-quarters add. It could have been your Genis 1s a former Costa Mesa across the street. To our father, uncle or grandfather mayor and councilwoman Minimum 4, No Maximum OVER 30 RESTAURANTS. 15 WINERIES. FLAVORFUL COCKTAILS. r------------- 1 ~:'!..~ .. ~ I DODD I I 2002 NHHS Harbor Heritage Run LOOOOEJIONevmPtW«-...aNflSTUDEHT I PO.Box 2934 . OFFICIAL USE ONLY . 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'~ .. . ., • • • •• • AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND 10WN Items to the 0...V Piiot, 330 W. Bay St.. Colla Meu, CA 92927; by fax to (M) 84M170; or by caUlng (949) 1574-4298. Include the time, date ~ loc8tiofl of the ewnt, • W9'1 .. • cont.ec:t phone number. A complete listing la available et www.dailypilotcom. TOMY The 0..-Senior c.n. wll hold a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 a.m. today at the Center. The breakfast will Include regular pancakes, sausage, coffee and o,..nge juice. The Center la st 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. $3 for adults. $1 for children. (949) 644-3244. The Coetll Meaa HistlcNtcal Society will host an event with speakers Paul Apodaca of Chapman Unive,.ity and Edith Behrens of the Bowers Museum from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Diego Sepulveda Adobe Open House in Es1ancia Part. The speakers are scheduled at noon and 2 p.m. The park is at 1900 Adams Blvd. Free. (949) 631-5918. SUNDAY The ecoume sounds of Buzzworfd will fill the Newport Beach Central Library at 3 p.m. with a live program tit1ed #Music of the Mandolin:' The electric band will perform its usual blend of traditional, jazz, art, rode and sundry world music with lively Celtic influences. The library is at 1000 AYOCedo Avenue. kM. (148) 717"3llOI Ot www.~/lbf*Y.Olfl. llJUOAY ni.c-.. .......... c..... will ~.public lundleon wtth the five Clndldetee nmning for City Council posltione, from noon to 12:A6 p.m. et the center. The group'• monthly memberahlp meeting wll follow st 1:30 p.m., et which time the candidates will be Introduced and mem~ will have the chence to nk questiona of the candidate .. and their luuea. The discunk>n will be monitored by Dally Pilot Managing Editor S.J. Cahn. The center Is at 695 W. 19th St Call for lunch reaervationt. (949) 646-2356. A Mmlns on how to 9t8y young et heart will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio c.te In Costa Mesa. The seminar, which Is hosted by Mother's Market & Kitdlen, is free and open to the public. The cafe is at 226 E. 17th St (949) 631-4741. SEPT.19 The Com Mesa Chamt>.f of Commerce will host its 90 Minute Breakfast Boost from 7 to 8:45 a.m . at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive. $17. or $1 2 if prepaid. Call for reservations. (714) 885-9090. SEPT. 20 The flnt Country Westem Hoedown. hosted by the Costa Mesa Senior Center, will be held from 4 to 8 p.m . at the center. The MEPHISTGM .... THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES PUBLIC NOTICE: The 2003 Lexus Models HAVE ARRIVED! Mank • GrtJIUU • SlaJt U.Uaont Slabs tf'tllnk • Porctlizilt •Mort. hoedown wffl lndud9 ~Hnedlndngri• C8l9r'ed t.becue elmer. TM ~ i. llt 115 W. 191h 6t. •• or $4 for members. Cell for reMfVedonl. (Ml) M&-2318. SEPT.25 N.'1upwt ..... CGmmunlty SeMcee will PfWMt en eight-week .. ,. of dr8wfng end painting~ tod9y et the Vince JorgeoMn Center fn Newport Beach. The WOftshopa will run from 10 e:m . to 12:30 p.m. Wedne9day'a and will Include lndivldual Instruction In mJxed media for beginning through advanced artista.. The eeries is $66 for residents, $71 for nonresidents. The center la adjacent to Manner'• Library at 2005 Dover Drive. (949) 644-3151. The Cotta Mesa Ch.mber of Commerce will host a business after-hours mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Plum's Cafe and Catering In Co9la Mesa. The cafe is at 369 E. 17th St. $10, or free for members. (714) 885-9090. OCT.5 The Hatbor Hertt.ge R.un and Fitness Fair will return to Newport Beach today. The 16-year event, hosted by Newport Harbor High School, will include a SK Feature Race, a 2K Fun Run/Walk and a Kid's Klassic race. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m . followed by races starting at 8, 8:30, 9:15 and 9:30 a.m . The school is at 16th St. between Dover Dr. and Irvine Ave. Free. (949) 515-6611 or OCT. It Ai,.tfllb ................ the coem MeN s.n1or C1n1er wMt hMt • Monte Cano night wtth the Bob Whit Trio (formerty of the Ptderl) from 7 to 11 p.m. et the center. The evening wttl lndude gaming, bladcj-*, ct8p9. pob<, • silent and live auction, and a gourmet Chinese dinner. The center la et 696 W. 19th St Call for reservations. (949) 646-2356. ONGOING ln...wth couplee with one Jewish partner are Invited to participate In a di&CUssion group at the Jewish Family Service of Orange County office. The group is geared toward dealing with issues between interfaltt\ couples, such as raising children, observing holidays, symbols in the home and relationships with extended families. The cost is $46 per couple for three sessions. Preregistration is required. Call to schedule date and time. The office is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Women 50 and older may be part of a discussion group coordinated by Jewish Family Services to address Issues such as anxiety, depression, relationships, loneliness and family that meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m . Mondays at the agency offices. 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. Friends of ttie Newport Beech • @/IJlllJTIRMuJl CONSIGN • DESIGN Qualily Furnishings &:Accessories For Your Home Full Size Headboard ..................................... $50- King White Wicker Headboard .................. $75" Leather Ottoman ........................................ $15000 Sofa Table .................................................... $17500 Burgundy Plaid Sofa .................................. $200°° Oversized Green Chair .............................. $225 .. Large White Baker's Rack ........................ $25000 Pine/White Table & 4 Chairs ................... $30000 Large Pine Hutch ....................................... $47500 Consignments acctpted by appointment only LimiJed w stock 011 ltaNI 369 E. 17th Street# 10, Costa Mesa, Phone(949)764-1746 Located behind Plum'~ Patio • Hours 10-5:30 Mon-Sat, Sun 10-4 Holiday Greeting & Photo Card Sale through ~plrml)j•r Chose from Crane. Wllllam Arthur, Checkerboard. Caspari.and maoymott Fane Home Fwnishings Antiques & CoUectiblcs Tnuiltional to Cottage Gifts & Garden Decor Wub list & Ddivcry PubkUbtwy u.d Boot S10r9 .... ~few S*JOne 10 doM9a boob to,...,......,, .. dwtndling ttodE. Boob m*V bt .... at any of the ..... bfMCh ...,,.,_et Btlbol, MaMen. or Corona del Mer, or ln h book d099t nexs to the~ Booll Store et 1000 AlilOC8do ~ .. Newport 8wh. All hetdccMwand ~ donadon9. wfth the excepdon of magazinee and law boob. wih be accepted and ere tax deductfble. (949) 7S.9667. Tl'9 ...... IMdblta~tree computer d ..... to people with fading vision who have difficulty seeing the computer screen. The Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six sessions. CaU to sign up for classes. (714) 821-5000. A ......... can dais m..ta 8t 7:15 p.m . Wednesdflys at 3400 Irvine Ave .. Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949) 263-1462. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host networ1cers luncheon meetings Wednesdays from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p·.m. at the Costa M esa Country Club. The cost is $13. The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa M esa. (714) 885-9090. ~.~1,,2002 St. Anclrww's ~ Church hosts a mental Inn.a support group from 6:30 to 8 p.m . Sundays In Oierenfield Hatt C et 800 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. (949) 574--2236. The J9wWi Fwnity s.rvlce of Orange County sponsors a dlscuss1on group focusing on ooncems and responsibili'ties of adult children and their parents from 6 to 7 p.m. two Tuesdays a month at the Jewish Family Servloe office al 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. $10 per person, per session. Preregistration required. (71 4) 445-4950. The Jewish Family Service of Orange County has a weelcly parenting support group to help parents learn strategies for See TOWN, Paee AlO Pro<aH t ' • St'C:tfood • Deli Lemon Marinated Half Chicken Gmu on tlH Gril/ $239 lh . Turkey or Beef Meat Loaf Own &iuiy $299 lh . Beef or Chicken Lasagna Any Siu, Hetzl 6-&u $499 lb. Chicken Cordon Bleu 11'11./, 11.,.. \ww I iNol & HoMJ M..sunJ &.kr lhr.uJ~O' $599 lh Maui Beef Ribs Delmous on the Gn/J 3-4 Mmu.tn Per Suk $599 lh. Italian Sub Sandwich I : 'I '>I I '' "I• 11 1J l • 1 , • 1 i , ! ·. • t • • • • I • I J,·!tr, ,,.,t I 1,11/1 Frah Hiaul-CJ.ppeJ s.ls6 Fl Toro Brao Chips cf TortiJLu • Hnu Styk 'n 32 V,qinjg9.fH~S@.sl:n wr::;t8:!!H:J'Ittlf!l.as ANTIQUE ROW &. CARDL'.\ <.:\FF Candles to Chanddiers Used & Rare Books Custom Pictutt Framing Furniture Restoration aod much more ! 130 FAST 17"' ST. COSTA MESA Al~d-&st 17""" Snwt (949) 722-1177 CAFE HOURS: Moo-Saa 9am-4pm SH Q p & D JNE ROW HOURS: TuNat IOun-Spm PURNITURE •' I •c IE ........... ..... ................. end bltwdorolhlr......:n. group ..... tam 10tD ft:30 a.m. MOl~•Jlwllh ... s.w., 210E. ... St.. ....... G; C-. Mill. The groupwll cowr topicliibo&ll "* ...... ..,, er1*ty..-dpeer..-..~ ..... a.,......_illlon reqlftd. C7M> • ao n..co.ca-. ........ c..r hes ballroom dendng with live mU8k: from 1he C09la Mese Mutlic Maten from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tueedey night et 695 w. 19th St., Costa Mela. $4. (949) 548-3884. J9wtlh Fllft'tly ....... Orange County tpONOra en ongoing heeling IUppOf1 group for the chronlcelfy IP. The purpose Is to provide paltidpents with emotional end ephituel eupport to menage Illness and tt. coneequencee.. The group meets at 7 p.m. Thul'9deys at Jewtsh Family Service, 250 E. Baker St, TheColnMCl ...... a..wll meet from 1to3 p.m. ~et 1he Oalil Senior c.ne.r. New membere lnteremd In 1ndlng, buyfng end _,Ang stamps end colne .,. being eought to join ...... fnfonnll meedl IQI. Then ... nO feel required. (949) 844-3244. Jewllh Femly s.vtce ... ongoing bereavement support groups for edutta It all atagee of lou. The groups lhare expet'iel ices, hear how otheri deal with grief, receive eupport and leam ways to cope with sadnea and lou. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tueedavl at Beth Jacob In Irvine. The MCOnd group mMta at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea in .................... Orw9CounlV pnMdle. aJppOlt end dlleuHlan group to --~-ln1heir ·1'9CCNWf from Clhldhood or 1181119ge ........... The group meeca from e to l:30 p.m. Tueedlyt It 2'50 E. later St., Colta Meu. AdvMCe reglttrltion 11 required. (714) 446-4960. lWo-hour ....... with • trained natutllllt guide are offwed at 10 a.m. 5uncMy9 from the Newport Dunee Wllterfront Reeort. The reeort 11at1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beech. $20, or $10 for Cefifon'U WlldlJfe Campaign end Newport Bey Naturalllta Ind Frlerids members. (800) 685-0747. A yoga and .,_deel la held from 4:30 to 6:46 p.m. Tltesdaye at the Center for Spiritual Di1COVery, 2850 Meea Verde Drive East. Suite 111, Costa Mesa. (714) 754-7399. The Rev. Connie Ryckman IMde 0uUt Cbmc:h By the Sea United Mnhodist 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., N~n 8cacb I 0 a.m • Aduh Sanday School 8JO 6c I 0 UL • Wonllip ..I CMditN Sunday School ~ Rn. Dr. Georp R CrUp, Putor (!M9)(i7J.380S Costa Mesa MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 Baker, C.M. Worship & Church School 8."30 and 10:00 a.m. Dr. Richard 714 979-8234 Newport Center United Methodist Cbu.n:b Rev. Cathleen Coots, Pator 1601 Marguerite Ave. corner of Marguerite and San Joaquin Hills Rd. {949) 644--0745 Bam Q!.lut Worship Snviu /Oam Worship and Childrrni Sunday &hoof Youth tMttint W«k/y Costa Mesa First United Methodist Church 420 West 19th Street, Costa Mesa (949) 548-7727 ev. Michael Bankhead, Pastor •• 1hn .... lillnil ... --~·=•Goer. ............ , ..... , "''"' .. .. Oinliirflr ....... DIJ11Ary, moMlll-..OiM &a ..,... m.Coill U...: lftne • lund\. (714) .,...,... .... ~ ......... . Coeta MiMe .... hit ........... ~tDalrtine plolll end ....... ... a.... ... ~bv~me U.S. Ndonel Champion Tom Menhell. Manhelt'a 18 et 333 E. 17th St.. Suite 13, Cotte Miu. (949) 674-0122. A Deeir'I _.. DlwM'Cl9 aaappott group is offwed bv Jewl9h Femlly Service of Orange County. The group I• led bV en experienced counselor end meeca et e p.m. Tueedeye at the Jewflh Federation Cempue, 250 E. Saker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. {714) 446--4960. An Ina.faith coup"9 IUPPOft group ii offered bV Jewtlh Family Service of Orange County. The group add,..... ilsue8 faced by coupfes in which one partner le Jewish end the other la not, including railing childnm, observing holidays, displaying St. John The Divine Episcopal Church 183 E. Bay St. Costa Mesa 949-548-2237 Comer of Bay & Orange Ave. Sunday Services: 8:00 em and 10:00 am Sunday School 9:45 Holy Eucharist at 7:00 am on Wednesday The Aw. Dr. e.t.11 St9wart. Rector A Co11grttatl411 of tlN Anpran Co"'"''"''°" Bt//WlNG OUR FA1111: WVING CH/tJST AND SUV/NG OUR COMMUNITT Tht Rn"d Ptta 0 Hayna. R«tor SUNDAY SCHEDUU:. 8 am Holy f.udwut 9 am · Sun<Uy School/A.duh Bibk S1udy l 0 am · Oiora.I Eudwut NURSERY~ AVAJUllU Wontiip and bar diil pnabl, Olrilr~blbbcal---.. ~ "HOW PAUL SAJO GOODBYE• ~ (1 <:orin. 2:1-5, Phil. 1:3-11) sr~ hue'f"T1.aflfl CH''"'" ~ Sq11 • u 14, 1002, .S:JO P.M.. 5-de,, Sep11 II• U, 2001, Ii.JO It 10:15 AM. Oilld R9v. sa.we Albertl ~entered Rev. cw Mier ,Church Wlleri Clllldrea & Adulu Wonlalp GOcl ~ And StnnpheD Famlly Vatua O,..Ai"9er n..c.... ..... CtWnMrol Commeilce l!pOMC>r'I • Mtwot1dng tunc:Mor'I at 11:A5 e.m. ~atlM eo.te M .. Country Club, 1701 Golf Couree Road, Coste Mea. {714) 88&-8090. The\¥ I .... a. .. Newport Be-" mMta at 9 Lm. end 7 p.m. at Hoepltal Roed end Superior Avenue. loee the weight and have fun. (949) 860-1332. The a.. 8cloutl' ... Del Mer 711 of Orange County offers e program for boys end young men agee 14 to 18 lntel'Mted In Nlling, seamanship, piloting, navigation and cn.illlng. Meetlnge are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wedneadeye at the See Scouts See Bale, 1931 w. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 842-6301 or (949) 561-8591. Oalil s.,.,.. c.mr ofJ9rs ongoing assistance, counseling Arthltda~lll-llctof t-..y Sloe"9 .... 1n ..a. ct.. at 11 a.m. Thuredlya ..... Jewllh Senlor CenW, 2SO E. 8ebr St, COlte Mesa. {714) 513-a4t TheN9wpclft.._.. NewcolMn Oub meets et '10 1.m. the third Wedtteeday of each month, except July end December, at varied locetlone. The group, a aoclalorganlzatlonforpeople who have lived In Newport Beech for fewer than five yeare, meett for events, ectivltiel end field tripe. (949) 646-9922. The Oetll Senior Centlar often transport to take memben to appointmentl and grocery shopping. The ahuttle takee membere to the center. Cell to make an appointment. (949) 644-3244. + "A God-crntercd parU.b comm~ry. inmuacd by the Word of God A and rtncwcd by cbc Sacraments" Our Lady Queen of Angels 2046 Mar Vista Drive Newport BC2ch, Califonm 92660 (949)644.0200 Fax (949) 644-1349 Rev. Monsignor William P. MclaughJin Pastor LITURGIES: Saturday, 5 p.m. (Cantor), Sunday, 7:00 (Quiet), 8:30 (Contemporary) 10:00 (Choir), I 1 :30 a.m. (Cantor) and 5:00 p.m. (Contemporary) WORSHIP DIRECTORY Publishes Every Satmday in the Daily A Pilot CALL 949.57 4.4249 ST. MARI PuslYTERIAN ClluRce Worship 9:30 f'IRST CHURCH OF CHRJST, SCIENTIST 3303 Vb Lido Newpcrt BIOctl 673-1340 ex 673;6150 Oudl 10 am a 6 pm. bldcJy Seim 10 am ................ .,.., .. Newport ... rbor LulhenlnChurch ..... CA) .,.. .,._.Dr ..... port .... Trwlltlcmel 1.u11wan Paator Devld Monee Wonhlp s.ntc. with Holy Comm...eon a...day9:18Mn ! Faltllisa Celebmloa ... 1 .. A.M. " • ~.~14,200l • • A Kool night for Newport Beach Funlc and R&B act Kool and the Gang will perform at the Taste of Newport tonight for the second time. Youn1Chan1 Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -Of course the first question Roben "Kool" BeU had to field was, why's he "Kool?" The veteran '70s and '80s band,bestknownfortraclcs including "Celebration" and "Summer Madness," will settle into the Taste of Newpon for its second time as members take the stage tonight. Kimberlee, a rock. folk and R&B artist who goes by just the one name, will open for Kool the same night Olamber of Commerce, which presents the annual food and wine festival. "I think from start to finish It's just going to be hit after hit I'm sure it's going to be another reccmi breaker." Parker is most looking forward to "Celebration" because it'U set a pany mood. The 51-year-old BeU agrees that his festive '80s track never fails. FYI WHAT: Kool and the Gang will perform at the Taste of Newport WHEN: 9 p.m. tonight WHERE: Taste of Newport. Newport Center Drive at fashion Island, between San Miguel and Santa Rosa. Newport Beach COST: $15 general admission includes entertainment CALL: (949) 729-4400 celebration is simply good eats and good drinlcs. Bell said the band agreed to the encore performance because the Newpon Beach crowd was so receptive Lhe first time. It's a nickname from his childhood days in New Jersey. he said. When he first formed his band decades ago, they were a jazz quartet called the Jazz.iacs. As their sound grew more into funk and R&B, they tried the name Kool and the Flames. They settled into Kool and the Gang. "l\vo years ago we had Kool and the Gang on the weekend and we set a new record at the Taste," said Jeff Parker, vice president and director of operations for Newport Beach "It's an all-time hit whenever there's something to celebrate," he said. "Whether it's winning the Super Bowl or winning the World Series or people getting married and having a good time. it's a type of record we cannot take out of the set. Thal has to be our closing number." This weekend the cause for "And it's a nice a1ea. right on The soulful sounds of '70s R&B stalwarts Kool and the Gang will See KOOL, Paae Al5 permeate the air at the Taste of Newport for the second time. THEATER REVIEW A rare community pit stop By Tom Tltu1 T he plays of George Bernard Shaw are among the classics in the world of theater, and are often produced at professional venues such as South Coast Repenory -whkh. indeed, 1-; opening its new season with Shaw'!> "Major Barbara" next month. Community theater groups. however. tend to avoid the cerebral playwright from the other side of the pond, often finding him a bit too preachy and certalnly too long winded. SCR and UC Irvine have historically had Shaw aU to themselves. However. the Newpon Theater Arts Center h~ no such reservations, choosing to open its season this week with a Shavian play. "Mrs. Warren's Profession." The profession in question, by the way. is considered the world's oldest, which makes for a bit of spice in the production. "They originally wanted to do 'The UttJe Foxes' by Ullian Helman." explains director Darlene Hunter-Olaffee, "but the rights weren't available. I'd done 'Mrs. Warren's Profession' before. in Long Beach. and Lhe production was very successful, so (theater president! Rae Cohen asked lfl'd like to stage it here." She would, and the Lheater plunged into an arnb1Lious project involving a costume drama and a complicated scenic arrangement of four different set designs. On the theory that if you want a 1ob done well, give it to a busy person, the theater assigned Terri Miller Schmidt to design the set Heck. all she was doing at the time was directing "Ladies in Retirement" for the Huntington Beach Playhouse. which opened last weekend. "I told my Mrs. Warren. Ouisty Sweeny. that I wanted her character to be land of bawdy, like Texas Guinian. • Olaffee stated. "They all looked back with blanlc stares.• Probably the same sort of looks she got when she compared the actress playing Mrs. Warren's daughter. Rochelle Carmony, with a young Merle Oberon. Few people under 50 have ever heard of her either. "Mrs. Warren's Profession" ls described as "an entertaining drama depicting Shaw's controversJal attack on society's hypocrisy as It affects an emancipated young woman.• The conflict arises when the daughter discovers the source of the wealth and privilege she's been enjoying all her life. Rounding out the Newport cast are Jason Schlotter, Rowland E. Kerr. Kenny S..C~.Pa1eA15 ' Nothing's 'Forbidden' Everything' s fair game in "Forbidden Hollywood," now showing at the Performing Arts Center Youn1 Chana Daily Pilot Doe'>n't matter who you arr or what you've done. No one is immune from tht' ever-irreverent spoofing that i'> "Forbidden Hollywood." "Everyone is fa.ir game," \atd actor l:ric l.ee Johnson . one of four cast members in the Gerard Alessandrini musical revue. "But it's all done lovingly It's always done with a wink." "Forbidden Hollywood" follows the success of Alessandrini's "Forbidden Broadwdy," which has been ~tiri1jng theater and garnenng rave review!> for two decade\. Last year. the show enjoyed a run at the Ornnge County Performtng Art., Center. This time. Alessandrinl 's target IS "HoUywood." The show will run at the Center through Sept 22 at Founders Hall. "A third of 'I actually prefer doing something that's a small ensemble work like this. It looks like it's simple, but it's not.' Eric lee Johnson, actor the show is charm, a third is the lightening speed at which we do the costume changes and a third is the element of surprise. It's a parade of stars -a who's gonna be next." said Johnson. who shares the four-sided spotlight with Eric Gutman, Kathryn Kendall and Leisa Mather. "It's not listed on the program, what we do." After finding out that Dally Pilot theater reviewer Tum Titus had already told Newport-Mesa readers on Thursday about the show's spoofing of everything from •Moulin Rouge" to "Titanic" to even "Gone with the Wind," Johnson conflnned that he perfonns in a Michael Jackson sequence. KENT TREPTOW DAll..Y PllOT Leisa Mather spoofs Nicole Kidman in •forbidden Hollywood* at the Orange County Performmg Arts Center. "He Isn't necessarily famous for making a Jot of films." the actor said "But he's a part of the Hollywood mysdque ... just the Creakiness of who he l'i and how he behaves. It's not just the movies people make, but their personal lives. They might be known for their money and for being weird. l !e's frur game for that FANTASTIC FIVE MONDAY 3 The Studio C.to preeentl Monday Night Jem8 from 7 to t1 p.m. ~ ... "Wwl\9d" rnue6cltf19 indudt ~...,.. . ._~ .. ,.,., ~ lcevbOttdltte tlrid othtri .. 100 Milin St..~ Beed\. FM; (Mt) 8?5-7*). reason.· Kendall, who also preferred not to give away the segments she acts m, noted that the speed of costume changes and the fact that four ~pie are whirhng Ill and out of numt"rous roles is challenging "Once the show'~ started, we're S..FORBIOOEN, PqeA15 WEDNESDAY 5 A cNldrtn'i llDfV time la held 11t 1a:.-.M. ~YI• 8'"*• Mollee 8o = •••• 1 l'W llt MW'O '°"*' -~ S....COMI o.M, COIU-..,. • (7M) ... cmt. ., .. ' .. . , • 6 I AU.,.,.,, t1a1 llllii 14. am SOCIETY Wine auction raises moneyf@r needy children T he Speech and Language DtNdopment Ceoterfor newologk:aDy handicapped children 1POnsoted a ----~ fine wine auction at South Coast Plaza Vtllage attracting a luge coodngeot of the local aowdfora Sunday evening B.W. COOK so~ Antonello Ristorante hosted the wine a.flair starring V1oce Fernpmo and co-chair Dennis Foley. Foley is a respected fine wine auctioneer who handled the fonnal festivities. Wine lovers with paddles bid for exclusi1<'e bottles of the fruit of the vine, raising money for the Speech and Language Development Center's capital campaign to repair its Orange County campus. Founded ln 1955, the 47-year-old center serves more than 300 special education students with speech and other handicaps. The young students come from more than 40 school districts in the region. Dedicated locals involved with the event were Jim Harbr, Chuck Gonzalez, Ray Bell and Loren Bladtwood. The 20th annual Newport Coast Concours d' Elegance produced by the Assessment 1\"eatment Services Center and presented by Lincoln Motor Cars will unfold on Oct. 6 in Irvine. The dayiong event, which begins at 10 a m. takes place at Hidden Valley Parle and will feature a special presentation of this years' honored marque. the Aston Martin Motor Car. The auto show will also be a celebration of Corvette's 50th anniversary. A display of Bonneville Land Speed Racers is included to delight the crowd. Painter Bill Motta, a renowned automotive artist. will have an exhibition of his work. including the 2002 Concours poster which he created for the event. The assessment center of Newport Beach and Tustin bas been serving the Orange County community for more than 28 years, providing counseling service to troubled teens and their families. Tun Allen. executive director, said, "85% of all the revenue from the Concows goes directly to the family counseling services." The Concours is expected to generate excitement among li.ncoln enthusiasts as the company debuts newty designed vehicles, Including the new Tuwncar, which is a magnificent redesign capturing the nostalgia of the early 1960's Uncoln Continental with suicide doors. The Los Angeles Times recently bestowed a $10,000 grant upon the Assistance IV>ove, !(im Cripe , CEO and president of Children's Hospital of Orange County addressed the crowd at the kickoff celebration of the Festival of Children held at South Coast Plaza, this past weekend. At left, community activist Sandy Segerstrom Daniels joins featured entertainer Josh Groban at the Festival of Children. The Festival of Children at South Coast Plaza runs through the entire month of September at South Coast Plaza. League of Newport-Mesa, eannuked to support ·0peradon School Bell." The project supplies school clothes and materials for needy children in the Newport Mesa school district. Penny Rewley, president of the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa, accepted the generous gift at a recent reception. • THf au>WD appears Thursdays and Sa1urdays. Meehan Gertie and Dick Meehan of Newport Beach celebrated their 60tb wedding anniversary on Aug. 15. and proved that their family saying. •and they said It wouldn't lut." was wrong. Mr. Meehan ls a retired Union Bank vice president and currently voluntee(I at St. Jude Hospital Mrs. · Meehan is a retired employee with the Gertie and Dick Department of Motor Meehan Vehicles. The couple bas three children, Pat ntmmer and Jay Meehan of Newport Beach and J. "Mac· Meehan of Laguna Beach. They also have seven grandchildren. The couple celebrated by renewlnJ thelr wedding vows in the St. John Vlanney <hlpel on Balboa Jsland on Aug. 15 and continued their celebrating with a gathering of family and friends at the Bellagto Hotel in Las Vegas. ... We have been asked to take charge of the "marine flea market" section of Southern California's #1 boat show. This comes at an opportune time for us because Ernie Minney has been buying-buying-buying and has made some fantastic volume purchases. It's either buy a bigger store or blow-out about 20 tons of boat gear at the Long Beach Boat Show. Show sponsors have worked out an arrangement with Minney's whereby bona fide exhibitors may deliver their surplus boat gear and equipment to the "flea market" section of the show where the crew from Minney's will take responsibility for it. Ernie Minney will personally supervise the pricing of your gear, the selling of it and the accounting. Minney's ·will charge a 20o/o commission for providing this unique service. Please call Minney's anytime after Labor Day to discuss your surplus inventories with Ernie. Please also note that Ernie has set up a $100,000.00 line of credit to make purchases for his blow-out booth at the show. If you would rather grab a chunk of the 100 grand, thaf s fine with usl This is a good option for marine industry businesses that are unable to make this fine show. P.S. We are now acceptjng ~ment for selling spaces for our OctObet 20th martne &WfN> meet In ftoht Of our .,,.. oniy 100 $1)8C88 av811ab18. $30.00 per space for boat owners 8nc:I $60.00 per space for boat dealer&, etc. \ --- .. ~ ... . . ... • .ut, .. . . ~ ..... -· . .. . . • .. -' ) ., .. ~ J .. .. ~ . ~ ., • -' ... I " • .. ' - • AFIERHOURS ................. to .. Qllf ..... w.11-va.. C..Mlll.CAaa7:~-to ~-..110;or~~(l48)• ~Acom, ......... tw11tiee • www.i*llypllotoom. SPECIAL 'THl...aTIHOWON f.Mnf' TM ~CountyMu.um of Art wlll prwent 9The GrMIMt Show on Eefth" Frid9y u .,.,, of ha Frimy Night Alme..,. In tribUllf to the wort of director Cedl 8. OtMMle at 8:30 p.m • .i 860 Sin a.m.nt. Oltve, N9wport IMd\. Suggeeted c:tonat1on It $4 or k (949) 7~1122, Ext. 204. MUSIC llMOOUN MUSIC . Buzzwotld will ahare the mualc of the mandoffn 3 p.m. Sunday at the Newport Beacti Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave .• Newport Beacti. The concert la pilt of the library'1 Sunday Mulk:ale eerlet. Free. (949) 717-3801. MCMEMUSIC Solo pi1nilt Steve Siu will perform from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday 8t the Robert B. Moore Theatre at Orenge Coeet College, 2701 Fairview Road. eo.t.a M .... The concet1 la titled "An Affair to Remember" end la a tribute to Amerlcen Cinema muaic. The program will Include "An Aff1lr to Remember," •summerof'42." "Somewhere in Time" and "The Godfather:" $20 or $25. (9'9) 642-2994. LINDA EDER f'EAFOAMS Broactw.y ltlr Linda Eder will perform It 8 p.m. Saturday aa part of the Orange Coonty Pwfonnlng AIU Center'• Spotlight Series 8t 600 Town Center Dttve, Costa Meaa. Tlchta are $28-$60. (714) 740-7878. MUSIC l(f BORDERS Jazz 1rti1t A.icher Harrington will perform .i 2 p.m. Saturday and Pop artilt Roger Kreft wlll perform It 2 p.m. Sept. ig It Bolden Boob, MU91c & Cef6 8t South Coast Plaza, 3333 Be1r St., Cost8 M.la. FfM. (7W) 432-7864. GALA CONCERT The PllClftc Symphony Ordleetra wlll preeent e ct...a: •Knodtout• Gll1Opening8t8 p.m . Oct 2 Ind 3, futurtng worb by Pkbr, Um 1nd Strauu, It the °"'""~~Ml C... IOOToWn C..... DrtYe. ~ ............. (71•> 71M111. ... 1HE,..,. The MM OWtdlonTrto .._Aon ~on...-Wllpelfonnat I p.m.. Fftdeva ~ Fridey It the Tee Aoom. 3100 lrVlne Alie., Newpon 8Mcti. $10 COY«. (148) 758-0121. JAZZTIIO Gutfatrum Re.taurent In Newport 8Md\ wN1~1 Jazz trio Sunday through W.C.leedav .. regular ent9ftlllnment at 8l50 AVOC8do Ave., Newport BMd\. Hours,,. 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday end 6 to 10 p.m. Monct.y thfough Wedneeday. (949) 718..()188. WEEkLYJAM The Studio Cafe J>'"8f1t9 Monday Night Jame from 7 to 11 p.m. 8V9fY week. -W.nted• mualclana lndude guitar players, bau players, IJngen, drummers. keyboardists and others 8t 100 Main St., Newport Beadl. Free. (949) 876-neo. MUSIC AT THE ANNEX Mualcal ecta perfonn 8t 6 p.m. Sund1ya at the Pierce Street Annex, 330 17th St.. Cost• Meaa. Free. (949) 648-8600. MUSIC AT THE GRU The Bluewater Grill offers five mulic on Friday 1nd Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nldt Peper and Kelty Gordlen (known u MPG) wlll perfonn claaalc rode, R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m . Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform claulc rode, awing and R&B at 8:30 p .m . Saturdays. The restaurant ia at 630 Udo Park Drive, Newport Beach. ~ admluion. (949) 675-3474. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican otfere the muaic of Common Ground from Wedneeday through Sunday. The band will perform from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thureday, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 to 6 p.m . Sunday. The reltlurant la 8t 2735 W. Coeat Highway, Newport Beach. ~-(949) 642-3431. WEEKEND BLUES Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach will present The Balboa Bluee on Friday and Saturday evening1 and Sunday aftemoona. The program will feature jazz and claulc rode tunes for dining and dancing. Anthony'1l11t151 E. C:O.at Highw.y. (949) 673-3426. BROADWAY FAVES Tit..etown. Show""'* .. 7:30 p.m.~dwough~. 7:30ande::IOp.m • .....,,and 2 end 7 p..tft. Suftdrf. -.. (714) 1561-2'11'1 Rmft •pooctt po1• •1 · ....... ~ b¥ ... °"9fyln INIM. ffM.(M)721·1222. 'FVOUPIRLEM' .....~andJoelologrw wUt Ilk* off Ot..-eo.t CoM9ge't performing ertl IW,9" at 8 p.m. today wtth their perforrNnce of •ff You EV91 LMve Me ••• rm Going With You:' The CC>fMdlc pley 11 eemleutoblogrlpNc:a of th4t married ecting coupee. The play will be held In OCC's Robert 8. Moore Theel .... 2701 FalMew Road, Costa Meu. $39 In advance, $43 .i the door. Dilcounm evailable. (714) 432-6880. 'JACK NfO JLL' "Jee* Ind Jill," by pllywright J1ne Mlf'tln. wUI be staged today through Sept. 22 by the Orange Collt College RepertOfY Theatre Company. The play, to be performed in the Or1ma Lab Studio, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa M911, takee a look at modem wedloct. Show times are 8 p.m. Saturday, and 2 end 7 p.m. Sunday. S6 in advance, $7 at the door. (714) 432-6640, Ext. 1. .,. ma:t"I.,.. "Stlloll 1.-, Hie l* a T1rMI: 1 ,..,oepecttye cohdon"' ~dlpldll ..... of Mhot John Slelltbd. wit be on dlep&8lf .... Newport ...... Centrlll Ubnry from~ through Oct. 3t The ClOMec:tJon hat been medelVlillblefrom th4t c.ni.r tor Stelnbec* Studies 8t Sin Joee State Unfvenlty. The librlry ls at 1000 Avocado INe., Newport Beech. me. (949) 717-3801. HOU\WOOO SKETCHES •o..t.1ned for Hoflywood: The Art of Din Sayre Grc>Mbedt,• an exhibit of lketches for ft Ima, will show through Oct 6 at the Orange County Museum of Art. 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beadl. Muaeum houra are 11 1.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. $6 for adutta. $4 for aeniora and atudenta, and free for members and chlldren younger than 16. (949) 7~ 1122. Pl.EINART COURTESY Of ORANGE COAST COU£GE Soprano Dale Kristien, famous for her longtime run as Christine in 6The Phantom of the Opera,• will perform Broadway hits at 8 p.m. Oct. 5 at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $29-$35. 1714) 432-5880. CABARET MGHT Broadway legend Polty Bergen will open the Orange County Performing Arts Center'• Elvin and Marjorie Shane Klein Cabaret Series at 7:30 p.m . Oct. 1-5 at Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. $49. (714) 740-7878. "En Plein Air; an e>chibit of oil paintings by Valerie Clraon, is on display at South Coaat Art Gallery, 3441 Via Udo, Suite B, Newport Beach. Houra vary. Free. (9491 673-0nt DANCE FOUR DANCES POP-ROCK AND Fl.AMENCO Tate 5. a funk, rodt and Motown act, performs a1 9 p.m . Saturdays at Carmelo'• Riatorante, 3520 E. Coaat Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders perform• clasaical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 87!>-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT RU Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rodt and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel'• Trianon Lounge. 4500 MacArthur Blvd .• Newport Beach. Free. (94!t) 476-2001. SENIOR CENTER AFTERNOON A seven-piece group plays big band tunea from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m . Fridays at Oaaia Senior Center. 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona def Mar. $4. (949) 644-3244. STAGE 'THE F\JLL MONTY' •The Full Monty;" baaed on the film by the aame name, will dance ita way through Sunday into the Orange County Performing Arts Center'• Segeratrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Meu. With a book by Terence McNally and music by David Yazbec*. the musical tell• the atory of a group of out-of-work lteelwortera who decide to make a few bucb by stripping. Show tlmee are 2 and 8 p.m. today and 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Today's matinee will be sign-language interpreted. $27.60-$64.60. (714) 556-2787. 'FORBl>OEH HOLLYWOOD' "Forbidden Hollywood,· created by .. Forbidden Broadway's" Gerard Alea .. ndrinl, will ahow through Sept. 22 at the Orange County Parfonning Arts Center's Foundera Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Coate Meaa. The show pokes fun at the vagaries of ART ·rrs AU GREEX TO ME' Orange Coalt College professor Or. lrini Vallera-Ridce~n will preaent eight illustra1ad lectures on art and architecture of the ancient Greek World at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays through Oct. 9. The series. titled "It's All Greek To Me," Is presented by Visionaries, a support group for the Orange County Museum of Art. The museum is at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. $160 or $170. Cla11 aize limited and pre-registration required. (949) 759-1122. E>ct. 0. DOG PARADE Artwort by Ellen Rose and Dobromir Manev •Manu" will be e>chibitad at the Bayside Restaurant, 900 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach, through September. The show features I can't believe ..... . The San ~anciaco Ballet will perform •Paquita; "D•mned· and ·sandpaper Ballet• at 8 p.m . Sept. 26 and 26 and ·Othello" at 8 p.m. Sept 27, 2 and 8 p.m. Sept. 28 and 2 p.m. Sept 29. •Paquita" ia a premiere and the other dances are Southern California premieres. $20·$75. (714) 740-7878. SENIOR BAUROOM Ballroom dancing to the music of the Costa Mesa Muaic Makers ia offered from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. $4. (949) 548·3884. ARGENTINE TANGO Tango dancing ia offered from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the first Saturday of each month at Danacene Studio, 2980 McCllntodc Way, Coata Mesa. (714) 641-8688. See HOURS, PqeA14 It's M~ Ho01e Landscaping or rc-landacapiq is your answer ro a bcautifuJ new look for your home. FWwElr>ALE can mah your Ian~ d.reanu come true, and increase your home's valut, too! Come in today and discowr tht peoplt who can mah a d.i.ffucncc to you and your garden. ®~ OOMPLETE LANDSCAPING 46 YEARS EXP.I Lictnst No. 308553 KAY MATSON, A.A. SANTA ANA• 2800 N Tuson Ave TERRY MEIKLE C.C.N.P. C.c.N.P. L.uwlape Daipet Land.capt Daipcr (714) 633-9200 COSTA MESA • 2700 Brmol Ave 714 754-6661 ~~4.U#~ BLOWOUT SIDEWALK SALE! 50°/o OFF Al .I, CHANDELIBRS, PERSIAN CARPETS, AND SEI.ECTED ITEMS Friday, Saturday and Sunday (Se~ber 13, 14, and 15) ~· ., ~ ~ ... , ,,,,.,.,, At •• ,.. Sid•• -44•· ~,.. ~. ~'' s~ 11• s-,,,,, ~ .. 4WM• H9.1H.H46 IOOKSMD IAIES A Boob and Babies story time will b9 held It 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Tueedeys from Sept. 10 to Oct. 29 It 1he Newport Beech Central Ubrery, 1000 Avocado Ave. The story time It meant for children 6 to 24 month9 and their parents. (949)717~. WEEKLY STORYTEUER A children'• story time is held at 10:46 a.m. Wednesdays at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Metro Pointe, 901-B South Coast Drive, Cotta Mesa. (714) 444-0226. STORY TIME A children's story time will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesdays and 10:15 a.m. Fridays at Borders Bootca & Music at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432-7854. BOOKS 'NO MAN STANDING' Barbara Seranella, author of "No Man Standing; will dlacuas her book at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Newport Beach Central library, 1000 Avocado Ave The book is the fifth outing in the popular M iranda "Munch" Mancini series. Free. (949) 717-3801. . ROUND TABLE PROGRAM • The Orange County Chapter of • DINl~G/TASTING SUN$ET DINNERS The Rulty Pelan offers SunMt Dinners It 4 to &c15 p.m. Monday through Friday at 2736 W. Coast Highway, Newport Be.cti. $1().$15. (949) 642-3431. SUNDAY BRUNCH The Rusty Pelican offel"I Sunday Brunch from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. every Sunday et 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $8-$16+ (949) 642-3431. ' TWILIGHT DINING A twilight dining menu, featuring dishes such at chldten parmigiana and calamari plcante at reduced prices, Is held from 5 to 6 p.m . weekdays and 4 to 6 p.m. Sundays at Villa Nova Restaurant, 3131 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 642-7880. WINE TASTINGS Hi-Time Wine Cellars offers wine tastings from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Fridays and 1 :30 to 8 p.m. Saturdays. (949) 650-8463. SUNDAY BRUNCH A Sunday brunch, featuring international seafood and salad buffet.s, ro.aats carved to order and breakfast favorites, is held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sutton Place Hotel, 4600 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. $30; $40 with champagne. (949) 476-2001. CLUBS ALTA COFFEE Musical acts perform at 8:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays at Alta Coffee House, 506 31st St., Newport Beach. (949) 675-0233. SABATINO'S Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Please call for hours. d1rect1ons & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 = llnck llny HJont~:i:iOri ,f,/ I 7{u f IJ101t 1 If /t/i :110/11~9 ..lrlf'& Prachool • Kindergarten Full Tame • Pan Tame • Year Rou.nd ages 2 to 6 • 7:00 a.m. to 6iOO p.m. •Experienced. certi.6ed, MonU:Uori tadten • lodmdualized aademic Wtruct.ion • Enau.M mraauriculu progn.nu (an, mwic, computut, gymnastia, Spanish & dance) • Hot Luncbee 398 Un.Mnity Dr. • <:o.ta Maa (949) 548-3771 THE HARP INN Uve mualc 11 performed Thurldaya through Saturdays at'. the HarpJ.nnJao E. 17th St., Cotta MNa. (949) 64&-8866. tfOGUE BARMICHAEL'S Uve music Is performed Wednesdays through Saturdayl' at Bannlchael's, 3950 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 261-8270. UDO CIGAR ROOM Enjoy a smoke with your drink at . Udo Cigar Room. 3441 Via lido, Suite D, Newport Beach. (949) 723-0596. MARGARrTAVILLE Live music Is performed at Margaritaville, 2332 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 631-8220. -• COURTESY OF OAANGE COAST COLLEGE The Ink Spots, trumpeter Art Depew and the Harry James Orchestra will perform at 4 p.m. Sept. 22 as8art of Orange Coast College's "Big Band Bash" at the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 27 1 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Comedian Mike Caveney will also perform in the show. $35-$41. (714) 432-5880. MARRAKESH . Authentic Moroccan cuisine and belly dancing is offered at 6 p.m. daily at Marrakesh, 1976 Newport Blvd .• Costa Mesa. (949) 645-8384. ATRIUM MARQUIS A variety of live music Is presented daily at the Atrium's Airporter Club, 18700 MacArthur Blvd .. Irvine. (949) 833·2nO. BISTRO 201 Jau is played at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 11 a.m. Sundays at Bistro 201, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 631 -1651. DIN DIN AT BAMBOO TERRACE Instrumental music is performed "Avoid the ordinary, coine to Tile Italia." 1>1 .... 1<,'\. "l l'l'l 'I . I'"' \II \11< I '\ Ytn~ poruWn ud nananJ ttont IO!d and iJuWled Ill compcticm prias. "A GRANITE KITCHEN COIJllIT1iltTOP lS NO I.ONCER A WXUKY •.. ri"s A NP.dsslt'Y!" l'tcuc call usl c~:~) RESTAURANT Cordially lnvttea you to enjoy our Wme Dinner on the Water feahlrlng the wines of Byron Vineyards and Winny I after 9 p.m. Thursdays and pop and rod< Is presented after 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays at Din Din at the Bamboo TerTace, 1773 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. (9491 645-6650 . OURTY NELLY'S MON ·FRI 7:00 -6:00 SATIJRDAY 7:00 -5:00 Closed Sunday MARRIOTT HOTEL live music Is performed Mondays through Saturdays at the Marriott Hotel, 900 Newport Canter Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 640-4000. MULDOON'$ Muldoon's Is an Irish pub at 202 See HOURS, Paae A15 Purchase Any Loaf Of Bread And Receive A Large Cookie Free. Must Present Coupon. Limited One Person Customer. Expires 9!27/02 ~2-I . 1-111 '-lld I I \ . I ,,, ' •''-''' l1.t1t-l-!.t1I ~tt,~ . 30%0{{ t411 t4cee;;orie> -lN¥>, t4rtworl, · Af..ll~or~ ~----~----'-...;...;...;c=._ ___ • New Merchandise Arrives Dal!J Hurry In For Best Sclcctlonl .. 'Well Designed Furniture For · Well Desi ed Homes" : Only at Our Store in Orange! ~WEBAVBY00=-8=1 ~UC...:U t...:U~Ul.JU ...;U _t..;_Wo.L:.J L=-••••tHJ(J[J()[)(J[ :1 JCHlf ltl • . .:::::••••u r H H H iru ir :r i· ir :c :u 1.· -:nnnnnnnnrinr~r ~rirH :nn ...:_]l••nnnnnnr ir '' ·: ~r r ir :nn 1 ••• ."..'.l••UC lUClU~llll :tH ll l'. JI :i )[ l MEN· \VB llAV& YOUR SIZE 1·•.enn 111nnr i11 _ 1" 1 11 :1 11-"' ·n1-·r1 .......... lHJll'l llHHIC'll!!IHl(l(J ~••nn c H Hi. : ll 1 • 1 t H 't 1t H :i :r ~r l --c H H H H 1[ 1: J.,. 1: 1 ~ H 1 ri r ~: IC 'r. r H] , ... !H1fH)[l().;,1'1,1·H11;c1 11 1·1 [) "' llHHHHHHHJ.Jl1.llll.Ll.ll I l,l ) • COURTESY Of OEtHS KEELY Former Doobie Brother Michael McDonald will play at the Taste of Newport. . Taking it to the Taste Former Doobie Brothers member Michael McDonald will perform at the Taste of Newport on Sunday. Voun1Chan1 Dally Pilot It ls Michael McDonald's way to let chance and spontaneity rule what happens. to not "presuppose" what he should do, to throw musk up in the air and let lt fall where It will In the late '705. the music fell into stardom's lap and ushered McDonald to platinum-status fame as part of the Doobie Brothers. Tuday, after a subsequent solo career in the early '80s best known for the single ·1 Keep Forgettin. • McDonald ls st1D playing music and letting It get dictated by chan~ with the Michael McDonald Band The group wm perfonn on the last day of the Newport Beach Qwnberof . C.Ommen:e-sponaored Thste of • Newpon on Sunday. "We look for cWrerent acts on Sunday,· said Jeff Partp-, vice president and director of operations for the Ownber. "Performers that have a wide range of musical styles. Michael McDonald .iU't had such a long career, standing over 40 years. that families and pretty much all ages like the music he's done." McDonald. during a phone interview from his Tennessee home on Tuesday. said audiences are always "pleased and surprised" by the band. "The band has really developed into a really interesting group of players," the SO-year-old said "For me, that's as much fun of It as anything, always having a band of this caliber to perform with." He has difficulty characterizing the group's style. Artists and music industry heads nowadays seem to expect the "one-trick pony," McDonald mused. "I guess If l had to come up with a term, td me it's a strange kind of combination of pop, R&B and rode 'rf roll/ he said. "I think a lot of artists from the '708 had a ~pollenlzation of different styles. Back then, that was acceptable. Nowadays. FYI WHAT: Michael McDonald perform• at the THte of Newport WHEN: 6 p.m. Sunday WHERE: FHhlon l1land, Newport Center Drive, between Santa Ro1a and San Miguel, Newport Beach COST: $16 general adml11lon lnclude1 entertainment CAU: (949) 729-4400 you're either a rap artist or pop or R&B artist or wban. lhat's the only thing I find disturbing." In the '70s, McDonald's music with the Doobie Brothers and even siny)ng backup for Steely Dan was somewhere betweer. boogie-rock Wld soul. Sinc.e then. his solo hit climbed to No. 6 on the pop charts and also made it into the R&Bi top hits. McDonald and his band now are waiting for a Motown retrospective a1bwn to get released in parts of Europe. The work might be imported here. The group will perform hits. Including "What a Fool Believes. -"Thklng It to the Streets" and "We'll Be There." at the Tuste on Sunday." TROPICAL ICEYWEST-BAHAMA ANIMAL PRINTS ·-----------------· I ALOHAI . I I Eid ot Illa Seaon Sale! I I FREEi .............. ..., I l::~~:-'-~~~=;e;g~j • .. FORBIDDEN COMMUNITY Continued from All Jagc>SZ and Erle Nelson. The ahow Is running at 8 p.m. 1lnmdaya through Satwdays and at 2:30 p.m. Sundays until Oct. 13 at the theater, 2501 Qilf Drive, Newport Beach. Tick.ets are $13 and reservations are being taken at (949) 631-0288. "Jack and Jill, .. Jane Martin's treacherous and sometimes explosive look at modem wedlock, opens today as a production of Orange Coast College's Repertory Theater KOOL Continued from Al 1 the water there,· the New Jersey resident said. After 10 Top Ten hits. two Grammy Awards and about two decades in the spotlight with major tours everywhere, Kool and the Gang does a lot of collaborating today and in FYI WHAT:·~~· Wl9t Thn)ugh ... 22. Show en.. .. 7:30 p.m. WednMdeiy through frid8v: 7:30 and t'.30 p.m. on Se1u~ and 2 and 1 p.m. Sunday. 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"People were talking about our career and the fact that we've been aro und for over 35 years and we're one of the bands Sllaldey, S..nblr 14, 2002 All HOURS COnthJed tom Al 4 Newport CenMr OrM, ftilNon llllnd, Newpon IMd\. ( .. ) MM110. OYl lElt IM LOUNQI Locel pop end light rodl llcta perform~ end S..n»yset~ Llnding'e ~ S.r Lounet It the 8atboe f9ny UndlnQ, 803 E. EdgewltM Ave. (M) 875-2373. . lEI ON THURSDAY The T" Room preMnta tta two-piece bend WflfY Thul'9day between 8 end 9 p.m. 813100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. (949) 768-0121. TOTAUY COf'F£E Open mike night i1 held from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Thul"ldeya 81 Totally Coffee, 1626 Meta Verde Dri\19 East, Com Mesa. (714) ~9367. VIUANOVA Rich Fauna pleYI et the piano bar 819 p.m. Sunday1 through Wednesday• and the three-piece jazz and blue1 band Mi1behavln' play1 81 9 p.m. Thuraday1 through Saturdays at Villa Nova. 3131 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 642-7880. that have stood the test of time,• said the b&Mlst and keyboardist. 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FURNITURE • • LIQUIDATORS 8966 WARNER AVI., FOUNTAIN VAWY SALE HOURS• (714) 848·1994 ; I I I . l ~ •w1 dtbaJc W CM fO 1111 tM way." -c. .......... ..., SCOREBOARD Estancl~ ~gnolla 19 8 Estancia earns 19-8 victory Eagles hold Magnolia scoreless through three quarters Friday night. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot ANAHEJM -The streak is over. Estancia High junior fullback Bubba Kapko ran for 81 yards and two touch- downs on 12 carries and the F.agles' de- fense intensified their efforts after half- titne, leading to a 19-6 season-opening victory over Magnolia, which ended E.stancla's 10-game losing streak. at La Palma Park Friday night •1 didn't want 10 lose: said Kapko, who started throughout Estanda's 0-9 season las! year. wl was terrified of los- ing. I wasn't afraid to run with rhe ball I just put my head down and ran." The Estancia defense also played with deaitt. The Eagles held Magnolia tailback nm Beaty to 51 yank ln the second half. Beaty had 137 yards al halftime, and finished with 166 yards and one touchdown on 24 carries. The F.agles' defense also came up with a key play ln the second quarter. After Kapko scored on a 3-yard run, Magnolia marched down to &tanda's 28-yard Hoe. aided by an illegal substi- tution penalty that kept the Sentinels' drive alive. Magnolia was about to punt. bur the penalty gave the Senti- nels a first down. However, on third-and-seven. Estan- cia junior linebacker Mike Sofia broke through on a blitz and crushed the Magnolia quarterback. jarring the ball loose. Sophomore Bryce McKendry fell on the ball to end the Sentinels' drive. "We've been waiting for so long," said Estancia Coach Jay Noonan, who collecred his first win with the school. "We worked hard during the off-sea- son and we wanted this game. We overcame the adversity. The defense played so good. Bubba Kapko ran awesome.· Estancla's first two drives ended be- cause of fumbles. But on the Eagles third offensive possession, they found paydirt. P.stancia went on a 12-play, 90- yard drive that ale up 5:32 and ended with the big. burly Kapko charging over right tackle for the 3-yard score, and 6-0lead. On third-and-JO from the &tancia 23, senior starting quarterback Lewis Bradshaw threw a dart to Javy Ramlrez on a wide receiver screen. Ramirez read hla blocks and took It for a 48- yard galn. Estancia junior Brad Young started at quarterback in the second halt He gave the Eagles a 12-0 lead after bis 28- yard touchdown pass to llgbt end Jer- maine Young. The drive wu set up by sophomore Geo Macias' 19-ya.rd punt return that set up Bltanda at the Mag- noUa 26. Roger Balanos, an &tancia senior linebacker, aacked the quartero.ck for a 7-yard loss prior to Madu' punt re- turn. and the Estancia defense also tack.led a Magnolia receiver for an 8~ yard Joa& lbat atop for a Joaa, put the 5entlnell on their own 8. Alter Jermaine Young'• touchdown. the Estancia defeme came through with another turnover. 1b1a time, Mc~ aacked the quuterback and c.iJied the fumble. Junior Cullen Crom recoftl'ed Che fwDble. And. °"the nm ~y from IClimJDlllt l.lplro .._. UD• tOuchlid. for an 8-yud IDUCbdowlL '!he polil·efter b:t bJ ......... put ...... c:e.--.1..0. ........ ICDftid lftir ....... ~. .... ., ........... .... ........................... Ofa1D1pdall.-tDo._,tiUldle ...,.,..., .............. ... .... . ....... .... 'Our offensive line really played well tonight. They got me in the open, then (fUllbeck Matt Coo.Per) ..,,..."9 me: -C9111i1W? ·u,._= Pg • IID ----------- ' Slbldly, ~ 14, 2002 •• • ress1ve Cianciulli 's 241 all-purpose yards, three TDs, lead Sea Kings to 35-15 triumph over district-rival Mustangs. B.,ry F•ulkner OailyPtlot NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar High food>all team not only won its season opener Friday nigtlt against non- &eague host Costa Mesa. it also won un- pressMly enougb lO bolsttt the presea- SOO optimism ~ Coach Dick Pn!eman's squad. The Sea ~ scored on four rX their first six possessions at Newport Ha.ibol' High lO open a 28-7 halft:lme cushkJD md at.med to a 35-15 triumph agaimt a Costa Mesa team aome ~ will c:bal- lengie for the Golden West lellgue auwn. "We think we am go aD the W8l\" said QfM senior two-way lineman John~ who might have appe9ftld boadlt had be and his teamrnms not becbd it ..., with an im~ debut "Ow Blkn smeil the (Of Southern Section DMllm:i IX championship) ring.• Freeman also hinted • the promile of ClP spoils during a brief ~ ad- drell to bis playt:r'I. 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Above, he tnes to find room to run past Fullerton's 6-foot-4, 27().pound Leroy Irvine (4 7) in last year's duel. Ready to run Orange Coast hopes to get running game going, the key to its offensive attack in tonight's opener. Steve Vtr1en Daily Plk>t COSTA MESA -lWo different offensive styles will be on d1Splay lonight at 7. when the Orange Coast College football team and w;irlng East Los Angeles clash in a season-opening affrur. The Pirates will use a running game, whjch Coach Mike Thytor expects lo be succ~fuJ. Thar ru-.hing attack led by sophomol'(' Nilel> Mittasch. an All-Mission Conference Central Division St.><:· ond-team returner, can also keep Ea'>t LA.'l> vaunted pas.c,mg game off the field. "We're going to do what we do be<it and that is run the foo1ball, • OCC Coach Mike Taylor said "We're not a four-wide. go.deep football team. We're going to lhrow some high-percenrage pa!..<;eS and we WdOt to control the line of scrimmage." IASt year, OCC opened the season with a 21-17 victory over El AC. Randy Gaither scored on a 7-yard 1ouchdown run with 2:36 left. East LA. was led by quarter- back llugo Avendano, who com - pleted 28 of 39 passes for 334 yards and a touchdown. The Huskies. who finished 2-8. 1-6 in the Western State Confer- ence Southern Division, feature a no-huddle offense. This year. sophomore Thomas McDougal (6-foot-2, 205 pounds) will most likely lead the East LA. offense. Similar to OCC. the Huskies pos- sess young receivers. For OCC. sophomore quarter- back Jason Kripavidus (6-foot-3, 220) will lead the off'ense. He has gained confidence recently be- cause he won a wide-open com- petition to become the "QUad's starting signal- caller. His main target will most Likely be sophomore tight end Justin Rose (6-3, 226), the most experienced pass catcher for the Pirates. so we need to. We've been picked near the bottom of the rank- ings (in the Mission Conference CentraJ Division), wtuch is fine because that'<; based on last year. But that's last year.· OCC '>Ophomore outside line bad.er Minasch, who did not have one rush or a catch in last season's opener. will run behind a big and Jason Knpavicius talented offensive line, Dan Steinau, who in- jured his knee two which includes two All- Mii.sion Conference Central Di- vic;ion second-teamers in tltd.le Patrick Afif (6-8. 318) and center Ed Fane (6-1. 275). The Pira1es also receive suppon from Um- ver..11y of Hawaii transfer Keola Loo. a 6-1, 290-pound guard, and -.ophomore Stephen Herring (6-4, 270). Sophomore guard Donnie Garcia (5-9, 315). who was on OCCs 2000 Co-Mission Conference Central Oivision championship team, will also contnbute. ln addition to Mittasch. the Pi- rates will also feature Steven Mahe Iona (5-10, 210) and Dan Hawkey (5-11 , 165) and fullback Tim Rebich (5-11, 188). ·rm just excited to get this go- ing and get the action started.• Thytor said. ·cThe Pirates) want to play some football. We want to win. It's a home game for us, weeks ago. will Mart for the Pirates tonight. Steinau led the team In tackles last ')'ear with 118. on his way to All -Mis- sion Conference Central Dtvision second-team laurels. F~hman Ouis Cassidy will start at the other outside linebacker, while freshman Fahad Jah1d will start in the middle. The Pirates' defensive back- field shouJd be busy. as the Hus- kies will try to au it out. Sopho- more Adrian Calloway, the sirong 'iafery, will be looked to ~ the leader in the secondary. 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S P ORTS Sage HiU's Cliff Swanson (45) plows through Scott Graham (2) in Friday's nonleague footbaH game. Swanson scored two touchdowns. MxJve, Sage Hill head coach Tom Monarch watches his team rack up the victory as the season got under way. PHOTOS BY SEAN HIUER I DAILY PILOT \ ucrs women's volleyball team whips Georgia State, Northern Arizona Friday. 001.DRAPO SPRINGS, Colo. -'Jbe UC Irvine women's volley- ball team recorded two 'Victories, including a tluee--game sweep aver Georgia State Prtday in the Falcon Invitatlonal. hosted by AJrForce. UC lrvtne sophomore outside hitter lCeDy Wing led the way, tallytng 40 kOls In the two pines. including tying a career-high 24 killi In a four-game win over Northem Arizona. Wing re- corded 16 kills. as UCJ featured a balanced attack In a 30-13, 30- 17 30-22 win over Georgia State. SamJ C.asb, ua·. tophomore mktdle blocker, and 10phomore Dana ICw7bard contributed 11 kills each, while senJor outside hitter Owlda McLeod added nine kills. Irvine setter Ashlie Hain finished with .S assists. Earlier in the day, Wing's 24 kills and McLeod's fourth double- double ( 18 kills, 18 digs) of the season, led the Anteaters to a 80- 22, 30-20, 28-30. 30-28 victoey over Northern Arlz.ona. c.ash led the team with seven total blocks, while Hain tied a career-high 17 digs and amassed 59 llet as&sts fur the squad. As a team, UC Irvine tallied 75 kills and 68 digs to NAU's 56 ld.lls and 48 digs. • •• COLlEGE MEN'S SOCCER: UCI WINS, 1-0 Sage Hill strikes, 42-24 SAN FRANOSCO -Sean Oliff took a crossing pass from close range in the 59th minute and beat the University of San Franclsco goalkeeper Mark MuJeady to give the visiting UC Ir· vine Anteaters (3-1-1) a 1-0 victory in men's soccer over the Dons (2-2) Friday. The Dons had the statistical advantage. outshooting UCI. 12-5, but UCI goalkeeper Cameron Rossi made 6ve saves in"-' cording his third shutout in five games. The Lightning lives up to its name, striking early and often against Midway Baptist to win its first varsity game. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot NEWPORT COAST -As the sun set over the hills looking out West toward the Pacific Ocean, players on the Sage Hill High football team huddled, 'hooted and hollered' in joy over what they had just accomplished, a win in the school's first vanity football game. With a six-touchdown per- formance, including scoring the first 20 points of the game, the Lightning outpaced visiting Mid- way Baptist, 42-24, in a non- league game Friday at Sage Hill. After the game, smiles abounded as family members and friends greeted the players as they walked off the field. Senior fullback Qi.ff Swanson, a 6-foot-2, 230-pound "horse with the ball." as Coach Tum Monarch calls him, met up with his father, who congratulated him on his, and the team's, per- formance. Swanson rushed 19 times for 147 yards and scored two touch· downs in his varsity debut. "It's unbelievable," Swanson said while lifting his legs up and down to stretch parts of his bat- tered body. "I couJdn't have hoped for the game to go any other way with the school spirir and everything." About 200 fans cheered on the Lightning Friday. The Newpon Beach Police Department's Color Guard held the American and Califo'.'Tlia flags accompanied by the Sage I till choir, which sang the national anthem. "We've come so far," Swanson said. "The thing that makes this extra sweet is that these • jarred the ball loose and guys bear us by one two Sage Hill recovered at years ago." the 38. Monarch coached Sage The Ughtning struck Hill last year's junior var-on the very next play as .;ity team and expressed Swanson took advantage pride that this year's sen-of a hole opened by his of- iors experienced their first var-fensive line and rumbled 38 sity win in their first varsity yards into the end zone. game. 'Ole Patriots couJdn't contlllin ·Hey I'm an undefeated the deep threat from Friedrichs coach." Monarch said. *It's really as he connected with 6-foot, great for the five seniors who 185-pound wide receiver Erik were out here when we had an Williams on another 43-yard eight-man team." touchdown strike with 9-.21 left Sage Hill finished 6-2 last year in the third quarter to put Sage in junior varsity competition and Hill up, 34-16. Then, after a 3- picked up right where it left off minute, 27-second drive by the early in Friday's contest. Patriots resulted in a Turner After the Patriots went four-touchdown, Sip Hill executed a and-out on their first serieS, tbl 10-play driYe diet .listed~ Ate Ugh"biing got the ball with ~51 longest of the ptne. left in the first and mustered a Friedrichs diapl.ayed his agility six-play scoring drive that ate up and speed on fourth-and-nine at 2:39. the Midway Bapttst 42, eluding Swanson ran for gains of 12 tacklers in the pocket and scram- yards twice and 9 yards in the bling to his right for an 11-yard drive to set up senior 6-2, 185-gain. The Ughtning collected pound quarterback Zach Frie-four of its 16 first downs on the drichs for his 9-yard touchdown. drive. capped by Swanson's 2- Friedrichs finished the contest 7 yard run with 1:59 left to round of I 0 for 15~ yards, three touch-out the scoring. Friedrichs fin. downs and no interceptions. ished with 56 yards on the Friedri.chs was just warming ground to contribute to Sage up. as Sage Hill got the ball with Hill's 226-yard rushing total. 2:54 left in the quarter at its own 010 and Swanson swarmed 43 when Friedrichs found 6-4, around Patriot ball carriers all 205-pound Scott Oto streaking game. as did 6-0, 200-pound down the right sideline for a 43-linebacker Ray Lim and 6-foot, yard touchdown pass play to put 170-pound defensive lineman the Lightning ahead, 14-0. And Drew Roeser, who caught Gra- they regained the momentum ham in the backfield for an 8- early in the second quarter as yard loss during Midway Bap- Friedrichs hit 5-11 freshman tist's second drive of the fourth Keya Manshadi with a 37-yard quarter. strike down the left sideline to "(Oto) is maybe the best de- put the Lightning up. 20-0. Mid-fensive player on the field, he's so way Baptist blocked the conver-quick." Monarch said. "The de- sion kick. fense was average, a lot of bend Midway Baptist rebounded in but no break The linebackers the second quarter, outscoring have to move up and fill the Sage Hill, 16-14, but the Sage Hill holes a lot more because they defense came up with a key were overpowering us off tackle. turnover with 5:22 left in the half The key was the offense clicking and Midway Baptist facing sec-because we had to score almost ond-and-efght on its own 40. every time to win so jumping out Oto made a crushing hit on Pa-to a lead helJ>.Crl the new- triot quarterback John Carr that comers.• SCORE BY QUARTERS Mldwar, Baptist 0 16 8 O • 24 Sage Hill 14 14 14 0 · 42 FltST QUARTER SH-Friedric::ns 9 run (Friedndls kick), 7:12. SH -Cho 43 pa .. from Freidrlchs (Friedrichs kick), 2:45. SECOND QUARTER SH-Mansn.di ~ pass from Friedrichs (kldt blocked), 10:20 MB -Turner 3 run (Turner run), 7:06. SH-Swanson 38 run (Friedridla run), 4:31. M8 -Graham 9 run {Wamef run), 1:26. TtlRD QUARTER SH -Williarm 43 pa" from FriecJricfls Ip ... felled), 9:21. MB -Warner 3 run (Warner run), 5:51. SH -Swanson 2 run (Wilham• run), 1:59. MB -Warner, 23-121;Tumer, 16-50; Graham, 1-mlnua-8, Carr, ~inus 15. SH-Swanson, 1~147; Williams, 3-10: Lim, 3-9; Fnedridls, 1~56. INDMOUAL PAS5"a MB -Carr, 9-14-0, 87; Turner. 1-1 0, 28. SH -Friednctis. 7-10-0, 153. 3 TOs: Huang. ~2-1, 0. INDIVl>UAl. RECEIVING MB -Medina, 3-89; Turner, J.19; Warner, 4-7. SH -Cho, 4-64, 1 TO: Man1had1 1-37, 1 TO; Williams, 2-49, 1 TO GAME STATISTlCS M8 SH 1• 111 •2-178 3"-2211 11& 153 10-1!>-0 7·12·1 20 • 3-JO 1 -!I 283 371 3-213 1-27 4-4 1-1 1·19 747 2537 22 23 ••• COLlEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER: ANTEATERS FALL, 3-1 ANTEATER STADIUM -UC Irvine's women's soccer team saw its record fall to 2-2 Friday night as visiting Pepperdlne scored three goals in the first half and held on for a 3-1 nonconference victory. Hayley McNallen scored an unassisted goal in the 19th nun ute to give the Anteaters a I -0 lead. but Pepperdine answered with three goals before halftime as Ali Pavoni, Janelle Hillseth and Jenna Fodor connected. ••• JC MEN'S SOCCER: OCC TOPS LONG BEACH, 2-1 l.DNG BF.ACH -Orange Coast College freshman Derek Mar- tell scored his fourth goal of the season in the 88th minute to lead the visiting Pirates' men's soccer team to a 2-1 nonconfer- ence victory over Long Beach Friday. Mtu a soordess first half, Jared Zin netted a goal off an assist from Miguel Ochoa, that gave OCC (5·2) a 1-0 lead in the 56th minute. long Beach (0 ..... • 1) answered five minutes later, as 1\.t.vlani Godwin scored. But, the Pirates earned their game-winning goal after a cor· ner Irick from Greg Reese. Martell headed the ball in from the far post. OCC goalkeeper Josh Cotsenmoyer recorded five saves in the win. • •• JC WOMEN'S SOCCER: BUCS RALLY FOR 3-2 VICTORY RIVERSTDE -Orange Coast College's unbeaten women's soc cer team opened Orange Empire Conference play Friday al Riverside on a winning note, besting the Tigers. 3-2. Riverside led, 2-1, on the strength of two Candace Caner goals. The Pirates, now 5-0 overall, got two goals from sophomore Jaycee Mahler, a first-half score off a Marissa McGregor assist. and the winner, an unassisted score in the 65th minute. Nikki Saenz scored the equalizer earlier in the second half, off an assist from Mahler. Heather Metcalf had three saves for the Pirates. Julleen Topps of Riverside kept it from getting out of hand with eight saves for the Tigers. ••• JC MEN'S VOUEYBALL: PIRATES SWEEP CHULA VISTA -Orange Coast College's women's voUeybaJJ team swept host Southwestern College a.sjde in nonconference play Friday. posting a 30-20, 30-24, 30-27 victory in the sea.wn opener. Casey Petersen (10 kills), Kelly Overby (nine kills) and Elisha Counts (17) were the pacesetters for the 1-0 Pirates. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS PREVIEW Return with a vengeance The Ea1les BrJc• Alderton Daley Pilot wl might change up (the lineup) a littJe bit depending on the team we're playing," she said. All New NBTC Fitness Program COSTA MESA -Second-year Estancia High girls tennis coach Rachel de los Santot didn't hesi- tate when asked what her goals wer-e for the Eagles tbit year. Sin.oe sophomores and juniors comprise a majority or a team that bas only three seniors. de loa Santo. NJd the team JI "inex- perienced." but he players got their fint taste of a vanity match during f.ltanda'a opening-match lo. qalnst Northwood Tuetday. KeftyTr9Uln, Sr. K8fteen CUrran, Sr. Maxine Po.tel, Sr. SCllde ~.Jr. IOtltve SUdNbm, Jr. Huong Thtj, Jr. MefilA Motton, Jr. Asia Ingram, Jr. V\lonne Zaidi«, So. Hee1her Morton. Fr. HllnMh Shnmona, So. ~Ybena.So. Mera Kh~#So. KdHyn Kulcayk. So. -Plates matwork -n<>n1top nxal body condittonmg •yoga -ck.r your mind, btut your cncrl!Y •1pinnin2 -melt •"Y UOftel & e:.cn tncha •cmUo Jdckboxin1 ·hoott u mlnia. 1cam 11elf-ddcme •t,;oclyblut • Ni~ aw1o & bod., .cutptinc •bOclv boOt ~ .~ clilnhins Wall, alib nMJfe *triathlon training -run, bltt. """" to great~ •muten swimming -nrolr.e and ,rcchrliquc for 1enion •kid 1wimming •lllANCtion &. fun few ICC S • l«nS •kid karate ·hoott foc111 end tclf-cooAdl'ncc •lcid dance & cheer -hanl<arc audio &. hnJy ~lcxlna •much more! •Deftnitdy haw a better re- cord than last year," de los San- tos said. referring to last season when the Baglee didn't win a match. "We ~re In a league where we ddnltely dJdn't match up well at all. There were IChools that were much better than UI to I'm ~looking forward to thlaaeUon. P.atanda moves out of the ltaCbd Paci8c Cout Lague that Mtures tnMUdoOl1 tennil pow· en Corona del ~ ~ BG.ch and ~ to the GOldm Wiit l.elp9 ~ the ~ ol Sld!llNrlc s.nca Ana lridOmmYIM 1b tice tbe ..... ~ and $ripCa ~ • lol s... bill • ~al .... relUnWn -'#'Ill "They did really. well trying to get med to their doubles part· nen and they won aome eets, • de lo9 Santoe II.Id. "We were just eldled beca1aae It'• a bup im- pruwsnent from when we played NorthwOod Jut year. I dllnk our lldlla haw lmprayed fJoln lut ~ and we"r. mort cobMIYe u • lMm. OUr doilblel ~ WOltc well .... Mid ClGllllDU· nkate tiecter' wkb .. ohr duin111t~· ·----~ lrOGb; Atllf lpp m•1 wl HIBi Oliia- raie l'l'CD .... ,.. ..... but de lai sen.. ...... ......... ..................... eo..t.: Aact'91 de loe Sentoe 'Y- ep by ay, gh re- IO- >re 11 ed te- l(). I a 56 m ill Ir- he :1. 'e· w ~ :e 1· >cl th r- 10 r- St :h ni r- ae 1e '( -e t. ff II e n a • I SPORTS ~. s.;antaai 14, zcm • WAtER POLO COLLEGES ~ ·Estanc ia Anteaters won't niiss a beat falls, 12-9 . OOSTA MESA-&1anda Hiah'a boyl water polo team AW 1. 6-4 balft:ime lead meit with two starters fouling out in the third quarter and Woodbridge rallied with four goals in the third-and fourth Quarters for a 12-9 non- league victory In the Estancia pool Friday. Jess Helmich led Estancia's game with six goals. Paul Collier added two scores and Frank Gamboa had a score. Nathan Marsteller had seven saves, but the foul trouble cou- pled with a cramping si~tion to Hellmich. proved falal. The Eagles (O~ 1) will try again on Tuesday with a nonleague game at Savanna (3:15 p.m.). Why a lawyer and former Air Force captain became an athletic director. L ooking at Bob Cllicbester's proftle you would tb.lnk the man wouJd go Into politics, not sport&. Here's a man who was an Air Force captain. He'a a lawyer. He was legal counsel for fiw years with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. How did he end up becoming the athletic director at UC Irvine? Why? The better 'question is how. How did Olichester attain so much success and accolades throughout his life? Sports. SCORE BY QUARTERS Corona del Mar 14 14 7 O Costa Mesa 0 1 0 8 He played organiz.ed sports at Pasadena Poly ffigh, or sometimes pick-up basketball ' games over in his neighborhood in the Pasadena area He played with, and sometimes against, Michael Cooper, who starred at Pasadena High. One of Olichester's buddies was Bill 35 Laimbeer, who played at Palos 15 Verdes Hi,gh. CdM -Cianciulli 2 run (Rawlins k1dt), 7:45. CdM -IC. Welch 9 pass lrom Hubbard (Rawlins kdl. 3 58. SECOND QUARTER MeM -T. Waldron 40 pass from Iller (Hunter kiclt), 3:15 CdM -Cianciulli 74 run (Rawlins kid!), 2:12. CdM -M Cooper 1 run (Rawlins kldt). , : 11. ntlH> QUARTER CdM -Cianciulli 57 pass frorn Hubbard !Rawlins kid!), 026 FOUR'Tlt QUARTER MeM -Hunter 9 pass from Knox (Hunter run). 0:19 INDMOUAL. RUSHING CdM -Cianciulli 26 172, 2 TDs, Long, S-22: M. Cooper, 4 10, Brawner, 5-6; Hubbard. 6-minus-2 M.a -Asuega 19 79, Ruiz, 8 28. t Waldron, S-16: Iller, 1 minus 1, Knox, 1-mino~ CdM -Hubbard, 6-9--0, 87. 2 TDs. Presson,O-l-0 M.a -Iller, 2· 10·2. 43, 1 TO, Knox, 4-5-0, 61, 1 TD. INDMDUAl. RECEIVING CdM -Cianciulli, 2 54. 1 TO, M Cooper, 1· 10: K. Welch. 1 9. 1 TD. Waruw. 1-8; Reed. 1 6 MeM -Hunter, 4 61, 1 TD, T Waldron, 2-43, 1 TO GAME STATISTICS Ollchester, a slender 6·foot-5 swingman, really loved baseball. "I remember ll was hard to gather everyone to play baseball,· OU chester said. "It was so much easier to ge1 everybody up for a basketball game." After the Air Force. and after .b6i WOik .. a lawyer. ~never forgot the Impact coaches made on his life. Now, he's an athJedc director for ua because he wants to do the same ro~ the Anteaters. to meet ua ma0 water polo COlilCb nid Newland. 'Ibey are alumni of Occidenlal College. Chk:hester is from the Oass of 1979, and Newland is Oass of'54. When Chichester addressed the media after being introduced aa the Anteaters' AD., be delivered a message of sincerity and STEVE VIRGEN Newland was inducted into Ocddental's Hall of fame in J 996. displayed a sense of passion for sports and having a strong lnftuence on others. He also stressed his desire to maintain the level of integrity at Irvine. MCommitment, dedication, hard work, sportsmanship, Integrity. I beUeve you can rely on those values and be very competitive,· Chichester said of doing things "the right way: OUcbester also said he realized former a.thletic director Dan Guerrero, now the A.D. at UCLA. had built a strong foundation at UCI. Now, the challenge for Chichester ls to continue to build off that momentum. ·rm excited about the expectations here.· Ollchester said. ·There are some challenges here. I get fired up for challenges. I love 10 succeed." ••• Olichester said he was eager ••• Julie Swait, the UO women's water polo coach, has been rather busy during the off'-season.Swail,29,recently captured the title of National Oiampion at the USA Triathlon National Ownpionships in Couer d'Alene, Idaho. Swail. who finished the Olympic distance race in 2 hours, 11 minutes and 14 seconds, fin.Wled five minutes faster than the second-place finisher in her age division. She was surprised when she learned that she was the top female finisher, in all age categories by three minutes. "I had a lot of support going into the race.· said Swail. who was on the U.S. 2000 Olympic silver-medal winning team. "I was so excited of th.is accomplishment, both for me and for the many people who helped me get to this level.· Las1 week. Swail finished sixth in the L.A. Triathlon. She came SCORE BY QUARTERS SEAN Hll LERI OM.Y PtLOT Costa Mesa's Keola Asuega is surrounded by Corona del Mar defenders in Friday's season opener. Estancia M3gnolia 0 6 13 0 0 0 0 8 19 8 In. 2 boUr'I. 1minutes8nd 25 ~ 1n me i,soo.miecer swim. 40.000-mder bike and 10,000-tneter run test of will and endurance. ~ wOJ also compete in the Malibu and Long Beach nt.athlona this month to prepare henelf for the Wodd Olampionshlps in November. ••• Newland predicted his UCI men's water polo team would be able to compete with the best teams in the nation because of the return of Jeff Powers. a U.S. National Team member, who was a redshirt last season. However, the key to the Anteaters chance of overcoming national champion favorite Stanford is Irvine\ other two-meter man Oreason Bany. This week, Barry was named the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Week in water polo. He scored four goals to help lead the Anteaters to a I 0-7 groundbreaking win over visiting UCLA. which wa!> No. 2 at the time. Irvine moved from No. 7 to No. 3 in the rankings after the victory. Barry, Newland's 6-foot-9. 210-pound pro1ege. is s111l a work in progress. Barry ,., from Eugene. Ore . where water polo is not generally the '>port of chotr l' for high schooleri.. CDM Conbnue<u om B 1 the lea.d co 35 7 "CJ\Jr offen.,1ve tine really plJye<l wcU tonight. wd Qanciulh who had 171 ru.'>hmg yards by halfume 1lley gol me m the open. then (fullback Matt Cooper) \prang me." CdM offensive tackles Andy I .u jan and Danny lanesian. guard., Daley and John Hayes. center Jeff Widen and tight end Kris Cooper clearly C'ontrolled the trenche!.. es pcoa1ly in the first half for the Sea Kin~ ranked No. 8 in CIF Divi- sion IX. O>sta Mesa. ranked No. 7 in (]f Division Vll. ran only four plays in CdM tenitory before intennis.c,1on. but also showed spurts of produc- tivity. Coach Dave Perlins' Mw;- tangs spht their 220 yards of of· fen~ nearly evenly between the run and the pass. as 1umor quarterhack Brian Knox came off the tx-nch lo complete 4 of 5 for 61 yalili .rnd a touchdown m the waning mmute<... Decorated .;eruor returner Keola Muega compiled 64 of ht!> 7<J rw.hing yan:ls in the finaJ two quartcn., while both Nate Hunter (four catch~ for 61 yards and ,1 lU) and ryler Waldron (lwo catchec, fm 4J ~ induding an over-tht• -.houlder grah of Tun lier scoring homb that covered 40 yards) p<>'>ted '-Olid debuts. The mer lo-Waldron ronnec tion with 3 I'> left befort' ha.lfume. followed by I lunter'c; <ruccessful conversion lack. brought the Mus· ~within 14 "i But Cianaulli hroke for th(• 74 yard TIJ twO play-; later and, when a Mesa n.>tumer ignored the en<;u ing lcickoff. a live hall bounding deep into Mtt'>tang temtory. CdM's Cody Perrott reco\lered al SECOND QUARTER FROM TH E SI DE LIN ES However. Newland d~ the raw talenl aod DOW be'• been refining him. During the past off-season, 8uTy foc:uMCI on increasing his strength. and he al&o continued to - strengthen the rappon wttb his teammates, including Powers. ·rve improved a lot.· Barry said before the season started. ·rm a lot stronger lhao I U5ed to be. I came in here and I was getting pushed around. But. I've been working out. I'm more confident and I'm ready to learn more.· ••• At Vanguard University, the women's soccer team's goalie Jordan Predrikse~ a Newport Harbor High product, was named the school's Lion of the Week after posting a shutout and holding a tie with Notre Dame de Namur, Fredriben recorded three saves and her first shutout of the season, leading to a 2-0 win at Cal State Monterey Bay. ·Jordan's leadership in Lhf' net provides confidence for our team," lJons Coach Kerry Crooks said. Fredriksen aJso had three save\ against Notre Oamr me team that knocked Va~uard out or the NAIA ic;m II playoff!\ last .......... 6he hai> 31 '>aVe\ 11-~ :.eason, and the Lloni> a• ~ 2 I. tht' I Mall Looper plunged tn thret- plays later for a 28-7 cu.<Jlion and CdM \ defense did the re.st. Me!>a. whidl had only one fir.t down in the first half. used IO plays to driw to the CdM 38 with the sa'Ond-half kickoff. Bui CdM comerback. Wes."> Presson tackled a wce1ver for a 3-yard gain on fourth-and-eight, effectivt'ly curh ing any Mesa momentwn. Still. Perlciru. wa... not d1scour aged with h.i.s team\ performance "(The Sea King;) are OK. but wt· didn't play to our poterrnal, • flt>r· kill.'> said "(Cd.Ml wtll be m .. dl1d we'll tx-better. Not.lung happened that we can't improve on " CdM would be hanJ-pre<..c.ed to improve on 11.S offenSJVe pmduc tion in the operung 24 rnmutes. dunng which the Sea King,' dt' fense helped the vi.c;nor. double Mesa'l. time or po~se'iSIOll ( 15:39 lo 8:211 uiM went 75 }'-ards 011 mm· plar-. 10 open the sconng. wnh ( .1.amiulli cappang the march with a 2 yard ~ring run. After a 5-yard Costa Mesa punt ( dM wen1 32 yards on Just thr't'\· plays. with Kevin Welch, uncov ered ~ a wideoul to the left side. fielding a Jonathan Hubbard tos."' for an easy score with 3:58 lt"fl m the fiN quarter. K.l.. Rawlins. who boomed fow lido~ deep into the end 1.one for touchbacks. kicked the second of hl'> five ronversK>ns and the ~ Kinw; ~ off and running. Presson and Tom 'v\lekil both had interceptions for the Sea Kings. while linebacker Jason Ki- dustum and Tark.esian. who came oil the bench to aid in the defen- ~ve line ~· eadl had sades. C:d.M has now won back-to- bac.k openers and has defeated l~ta Mesa in 25 oftheu 33 meet- ings.. &t -Kapllo 3 run (ludl failed). 7:49 THIH> QUMT£R &t -J. Young 28 pasa from 8 Young (pan failed),3:46. &t -Kapllo 8 run (Ramirez kidll. 2:ff7. He couldn 't pull one over Coach Miller FOURTH QUARTER Mle-Beetv 1 run (S..ty pass from Nicholl), 4:11 INDM>UAL RUSH9tG &t-Kaplto, 12-81, 2 TDt; Mec:lu, ,_..,; ar.d9Nw. M; Moreno, 3-8; B. Young. 2·min-9 --leety, 24-188, 1 TD; Wektt, 2..2; Nldd9, 3-4; Jamee, 3-mln-34. N>MDUM. MSSltQ &t-B. ~ng. 3-&-0, 48, 1 TD; Br8d1Nw.2~.66. ....... N~ 3-9-0, 27; Blrle, 1·3-0, 3;~1~1.-8. lmM)UM. RfCEMNQ &t-'4ld-. 2-18; Allmlfwl, 1-48; J. Voung.1-28, 1 TD;~. M2. ...... Rtitdler.1.-21; Gutl9y. 1-4; ....,, 1-3; Wiich. 1.0: J•met. ~ ~•1•1•1a ....... ......... ,, 10 iw...w.... •;: ... ,......._. .. \>41 .~ ::-.:-,... . . r a , .... 2·11 1.-.. ..---"--NU~ PIMEtll• M ~ ,......== ... ,. .._ 1N Ill z I 111:1 Di9 ~,.....,tia1sr1 .. -.... ........ Les Miller knew how to coach for the Sailors back in 1944. A lthoush the 1944 Newport Harbor High footbell team started with a fair nucleus of solid grkldera, it would al9o be losing several sterling players to the military in Wor1d War n before the 1eU011 ended. It would mark the second season for Les Miller, who was hired in • 43 as a teacher and a coec:h. The ligna1 caDer, a ruged end named Glynn Bolec from Loulllana. eaJd, in reftect1ng back. •i.es WU not really a coach at N9wpc>rt Hubor. but we all tib!d Lei. He WU W'I')' fair and he kne¥r footbWI pNny well• rw. grew up wtth a.ch Wendell Pk:bnt and the war bad~ ..... ·Bo6el llddeid. •rt ... Clflolll. .... bliilbDy bild U1 running out of the tlbort·puat tonDlldon. but be did Riil llDI ...-s.. aoMlbiid lltde ... ol Mllll"l lnCiochacdon of any T-formation. Miller had coached football and baseball at one junior coUege in Iowa before Newpon. but the grid experience was only with sh-man football. Still, it won a title. Actually, Miller had planned on entering the Navy Preflight program alter the war opened, but lost out after medics learned that he had an eye dllorder. He was a Phi Beta Kappa from Baker CoDep and well-quall6ed to telcb. Boiel aid the buk: team Ceatured tlld:Jea Dldt freeman and Jim ID ... prds Rod Gou.ki and Gem Lee. ~ Ooa Miller, baltbecbAI 8WJoP and Joe Munir. ilnd Rod MeCMUllan and f\IDbedt ~ ·~ Pnlltll-. ~PIUS we Wald have been~ ............ lk*' llAd. "He heel"°~ 1 hk bb be9d oa In pnii:tlce onot at lhe tnieiilndl ................ eta a •-•slill.· ~-·MDOl. m.:pound, .......... •"if "'1-t.lill In Ilia. ·u.-......... could > t sharp short pMSeS. • Boies recalled, calling Miller, a triple-threat quarterback. Miller was brother to the '42 champion haJfback Ed Miller, who was a I 0.2 sprinter in high school. happened. -Muni7 said. The · « team started with a J 2-6 win over Laguna Beach. then blanked the next~ rivals, Tustin, 7-(); DON CANTRELL The thundering game of the year in '44 found Newpor1 traveling to a packed Santa Ana Bowt to face its toughest Sunset League foe. Santa Ana. before 6,500 £ans. The Saints had sizzling threets in the backfield with two runners named Anabefm. 7-o; and Huntington Beach, 13-0. The Uguna Alllllt probebly sboukl haw found the SaDort wtnnilJ8 by many points, but Miller wu. by his own Mlmllllon co Muniz y.n lalaf eulng up on Lll\ina llnce It bid thJWlened '° cut the °Diii oil the IChedrde If Chey Md~~ die • '2 'llm did. 90-0. MllDlr..the ... aak ... ................. , .................. ...... litedlO .. •• s ltcllftl ... ID DO iMI. ..... .,......,_ .... ........... _ ... ................... Duffy and ()an1eJs. • u was tooth and nail an the ~. said Boles. who applauded the Sellon for an implUSM patbnnanc:e. However. the decider c:une .&er Newpon'l 6-foot· 7 center. Doo Vlugbn. tried to kk:k an e::1ba ~L It w.l aod the smn. wan. 7-6. 8cMea blld a pld.uri ol~\lddl......,. ...... ~mmys.ior ............ bal ... throuF ..... pall&. '*-...... ..., ......... .-tstn.a. __... an a.au.a "8• ttscA.L........., ..... ..,. ..... aim/Mk -Pinkley was one of our team• biggest boosters,· Boies said. Pinkley. over the years. would be a constant supporter of all the harbor area 9Choob ln all sporu. espedaDy foocbal1 and basketball. After the San1a Ana game. Newport would be MwUz. and Freeman to the Nllvy. tater. Freeman would be named All-OF ~team tadde, while Muni2 would be named to the all-lelgue 9qlJad. Muniz would be shipped to the South PKi1k:. Anothtr letdown came tn the nesl pme .... vWdns Oruwt in .. cbMng ..an.uwm. Miller feuded wbh the e>r.nge cmcb dJrou&boUl llftce ht Wlnted to end the .-ne becm• of the wCJllb& Miller ..... e.dl time. The,. led. 7--0. undl tbe eod --~cutloa.~• atct ~ pilJ ed ICDnd. ""'4pcllt\..,. 1D bkd MT iilll4. Aai11~1· 1. 11-a Nl!wpcwt Hlibai IDll dm ... .., .... um.12-e...-. the Sllori a W · l illi!oOed b ~ How to Place A Policy Rates and dead.linet are subject to change witbqut notice. The publiaher reserves the right to cen.or, reclualfy, reviJe or reject any classified advertisemenL Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credjt can only be aUowcd for the first insertion. • • CLASSIFIEAD -[iii] Monday ...................... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ........ ~ .......... Monday S:OOpm By Fax (949) 631-6594 O'letioe inc k.lde )'Olll' aame ll'ICI phone number aoJ -'II call you t.ck w1lh a pr>« quocc.) By Phone (949) ~2-5678 Hours By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Sireet Costa Meaa. CA '11.627 At Newport Blvd. & Bay St. Wed.nesday .............. Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Fnday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm AHNOUNCllENTS & MISC. . -._; • '1 SI GARAGE SALE LegalNollca MUCIOOO ....... c.n1 ...... "-.. (PA2002-161) NOTICE IS HHHY GIVIN that the C11y Council of th• Crty of Newp0<t Buth will hold a pubhc hnrtna on an amendmrnt to the Central Balboa Spectftc Plan 18 Amend1nanl te the prevf•ualy oppraved Central l•I .... Specific Plan •I for the pur- pffe •f reploclnt the preaeflt deaftn tvlde- llnff with the pN!ftffed I..._ Vlh9e Deel .. Gvldallne1. This project hu been revtewed, and 11 has been determined th•I It rs cate10<1ully eumpl under the requirements of the Cahfornl1 Envt· ronment•I Qualtty Act under Seclton 15305 1Cfass 5 l'tt1nor Altrr a t1ons 1n land UH L1m1tations) NOTICI IS HHllY ruaTHH GIVIN that said publte hunna will be held on the day of Sept-"ar 24, 2002, at the hour of 7.00 p-. 1n the Council Chambers of the Newpoft Buch City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd . Newport Beach. Cahfor nia, at which time and place any and all persona interested may appear and be hnrd thereon If you challenat this pro1ecl in court. you may be limited to r alslna only thou Issues you or someone else raised at the public heartni de.crlbed 1n this notire or In written corr e spondence d1hvered lo the City at, or p11or to lhe public he1rrn11 r 01 1nf0<m1tion call (9491 644 3200 laVonn~ Harkless, City Clerh Publtshad Newpo11 Buch Costa Men Daily Pilot September 14 2002 SAJ43 Re-.. .... "-S...... ·· ... ~ .. •. . . ~----JOl0-3940 soos-saso 1489 2640 Garage/ --~IO..;;...TI_ICl_Of_APPW __ 110I_ YanlSala llOWlll$9 htot• Sole In Newpert The follow ma 11ersons Of Al aruaes hoth F "· Sat & Mon, are doln1 busmen as. IKUlll-9am 2062 Vista Cahon National Awards, 125 E 1n EastBluff off Jembo S.ker St Ste 130. Date of Fthna Ap°"-" ru & Vista De Oro Costa Me~ CA 92628 lion To Whom It l(ey Enltr• household con The Success Croup, Inc. Concern The Name~ tenh. curved secltonat, (CA). 125 E Baker St.. of the Apphcent(s) is/ ~~.' wr1tm1 desk Ste 130. Costa Meu, are CAPRESI LLC The w;;r"""'a.er top darhna CA 92628 apphcanh listed above patr ~tique beds, rh1s business 1s con· are applym1 to the vlntaae ' ~tume ducted by. a corporate Department of Alcoholic 1ewelry, royal n Have you started Beverage Control to sell nice crystal, ch .: do1n11 business yet' Yes, alcohollc bevera&es at· sterhne. what not shelf, 8/02102 1617 WESTCllfF DR hummers. murano alasa. The Succrs~ Group. ST( 121 . NEWPORT lob of 11ood stuff! Plants Inc BEACH, CA 9260 Type ol pa1ntinas & moral Marco Ruic. Pres1d1nt hcense(s) applied for. 47 This statement was ON·SAlE GENERAL !tied with the County EATING PLACE Clerk of Oranae County Daily Prlot Sept 14, on 08121 /02 · 2002 SA342 20026914SH Oatly Pilot Au& 24 31. Sept 7, 14,2002 SA223 Adi"-...., .... s...... The follow1na persons are do1na bus1nes.s as Lit An1els Photofrephy, 425 Saint Andrews Rd . Newport Beach. CA 92663 Photos by Stephen 425 S•lnl Andrews Rd Newport Buch, CA 92663 This busmess 1s con ducted by L1m1ted Ltab1hty Co Have you started doina business yet> No Photo's by Stephen Stephen Kent, Owner This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 08/27/02 20026915022 Daily Pilot Aua 31. Sept 7, 14, 21 . 2002 SA335 RdltiMW.U "-S..... The followma per son' are dotna bu!otnus as l1zyN1n1• com 2310 Redlands Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 Rorer A Ba.h11n11e1 1r 23 0 Redlands Omr Newport Bear h, CA 92660 Th,. bu"ntss " con ducted by an 1nd1Y1dual Have you star led dotne busmess yet' No Roeer A Boetu 1nee1. " Th•~ sUtement wn Flcltlm llAMu "-*'-' The follow1na persons are do1n1 bus1ntn as Commercial Rulty & Ener(Y Sen1ces. 20411 S W Btrch Street. Suite 220. Newport Buch CA 92660 Greeory N1cholu Sul hvan, 20411 S W Bt<ch Street, Suite 220 New port Beach CA 92660 This busmess 1s con dueled by an 1nd1v1dual Have you star led dome busmess yet? No Cre1ory Nicholas This statemenl was filed with the County Clerk of Or anae County on Olt/27 /02 20026914931 Daily Pilot Aua 31, Sept 7 14,21.2002 Sa336 IQtW IKlUSllG OPPOITUtm All real estate adver t1s1n1 tn this newsp•per 1~ sub1ecl to the Federal f a11 Hous1n1 Act of 1968 H amended w hich make\ 1t 1lle111 to adverttSe ·any prefer ence l1m1tat1on or d1scnm1nat1on based on race 'OIO<, rell&IOn. se., handKIP. famrflal status or nattonal onam. °' an 1ntentton to make any sut h prefefence . ltm1ta tton 01 d1scr1m1nalion • Gora .. Sele Sun , ~m Sony Playstabon I Ca-. v.-OS boob. lleol. KllM board burcled cit aeon lturd & misc 1807 Sandalwood Ln , Newport ~W.S..M,1U7 r..ne. CM IWrt sun ~ tbl. SlS lMnnlb-c "-*-Ul lJfl dw, lfi() SlS Tbl & dm's. S«l.. Bod<c.ase. S25 ~ SaM 1 30 frt ' Sat Antiques. furniture. rup . lamps houll!hold. • mas, sofa 608 111~ CdM 1n alle¥ General Announcements 1610 • ..,.../hmrC.• Ths'e are O'M 100.IXX> chicten ., the US w-. for • home. .., Milp ~ brothers & ..... lilelltw l r .... & Flwlciltf ll4'PCJl'I lnb meeq SEPT 24. 6.m-7~50S Arwlmn Blvd 1241 714-517l!Dl11118-255-41543 De•peretely ... 1i1n1 LAUU. 29 tall, bru natte slim m1rrta1e ther1p1~t from NB Wt met 1n Ch1c1co 8/23 'hared shuttle bus cashew~ & pizza "'Prn -of ltme & pqc.• Call Paul "' Ft llluderdale 954 ·5U -ttS4 p~7@bellsouth net .,.... yw ~ St .. f<l' --.. my pr1yws Pr "Y for all who honor The followtn1 person• are do1111 busmen •• a) American ltfutyle. bl American ltfestyle M1nulacturtd Home• 18582 Beach Blvd Suit~ 213. Hun1tn1ton Beach CA92646 Tammy levu 10091 Cr11let Or . Huntmrton Beach. CA 92646 hltd wrth the Ce>unty Cl~rk of 011nee County on 08/16/02 2002691JU9 & mvohe 70ur aid SBR CHILD SERV£ES Index . ..,,. ..~ I I • ~ ~ . _..__ t ;. IOOHSIO ...... ·~ .. & . ~\ . ' ' --. JEWELRY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c-1cataN_. Old Coins! Cold, silver. jlwelry, watcMs, antiques coUec:Ubles 949-642 ·9448 3810 PHOTOGRAPHY/ OPTtAL 3735 .... llwa --. prilct cond. lnnd -.bb • "95-«dlr 8nt1:f X V4' Wiit! I' bMt1. c.ost S450. sell Sll!i Wll ...... 1-«»-VJ..0619 --Opportunities Balnamand Fftndllla 3905 WOR FRO HOM£ ANO GET Up to SI .200-Sl .SO:Vmo Pl or $6.®SS.IXX>/mo n No Exp Needed Wll Tnilnl FREE Recorded Info. 24 In. 877-747-2863 <>e~ le. om MOM7SO Jennine Cr... l ·slory 28r 28a. den, 2c a•r. auard cated comm, clou to Newport Ccenter. total remodeled. $3400mo. lmmed Occu pancy, 949-466-1159 •ct OfelSWll 1~ 715 112 ~.Oen -dledl. b Jba COi~ Ip M>ls?9& ColtaMm OrlN SAT 12--4 SUN 1-5 160 QUln HY LANI E'slde condo, close to 11011 course & beach, 3Br end unit, cul·de·sac, hardwood floon, plan ~ shutters Reduced 10~10000 11 aat. Cat)ienne 714.345.3330 OrlN SAT-SUN 12-5 3047 c-~a..Dr. M£SA ROE GOLF COURSE 3bt, 2 5ba completely remodeled, 1 sl0<y 10,000+ sf. lot $175.000 ._.~ 7 l4·f>40.SUL 714-751·4330 lren4 New. Gre•I loahl4a i..etrti-An e•qu1s1te 4Br 3 5Ba family home Beautifully frnisl!td S749,000 271...,,rt. o,_ Sot & S-1-4 c-•tllH •NA7 949-759-017 • E'11de 1-2, $715,000 detached homes on I t·cozy 2Br IBa cottaae 2 lo w 2 d /11raae plus 3Br . den. .SB• w 'upstairs laun· ry & sundeck. Open Set ' Sun 180 Costa 1·4. esa St Owner /A(ent 9·933-6786 Olcesbt..m 451) ~ WIST MAllNI CINTll l 1 ooo redflc c-t Hwy I 2IO ... ft $2240 ...... • 'sick le....4.latl and 1p1nded home w/scp. uesl quarters 4Br 48• lus • bonus room Ht-574-1117 : HOMESFOASALE ORANGE 54GO COUNTY C.,. c.4 Sfyte _., perlac:t end unit, 48r 2.58a, Fabulous views. 2 yH rs new Ope. S- 1-4. 24 N.m.dtet La. Tl Bev 949 718-2742 .... Island lbr f1ba h5e remocVp S350lrtl Oct ..... e.yfront 21>f $1 700/mo wlnte1 ontn 'f 966'2.f/113 ecessed ltchll$16 brick r F a p & more 9,000 at Nata he, Prud Ca lty 949 219 2480. 949. R 509 .8899 I 'tick Jlr 21a, hard ood w floors febulous b ec-yard, w/pallo and 0 verhana plus fri11t anni tree everywhere bt S489 9 .000 Judy Kolar, Bkr 49-J76-SS75. Vec.d OPtN 25 n SAT..a.t 1·5 Wesllmlnst. Aw. wad ..... home b A ~ 2 ti.. frTnn & TV rm. 2 !Nb05. ~. ~ -BroM< n4-848-Wll ThtS buslnus 1s ce>n ducted by an tnd1vldual Hive you st11ted D•tly Pilot Aue 24, 31. Sept 7 14,?002 SA222 Thts newspaper will not knowinaly accept any •dverhsemenl for re.ii estate which ts tn .. ot•t•on of th• f1w Ou1 readers art hereby mlo1 med that all dwell· mas 1dvertlsed tn this newspaf>41r are 1ve1lable on an equal opportunity bas" To complarn of dis er tmlnalion, call HUD loll free et l ·800-424·8590. tfT5 Conn .. ,. IAST SIDE CM, FSIO 210 E. 16th Place •B 3br 3ba 2 c • lt•ch I" I cu port prJnc only S379,000 949-722·9436 do Ina business yet 7 No Timmy LIVU This slltement wn fifed with the County Cleth of Orana• County on 09/04/02 2002H1Slt5 Daily Piiot Sept 7. 14, 2 1, 28, 2002 Sa341 AdMm ....... "-S...... The followlna persoM 1r1 do1n1 IMll'ntu es Jordn Vtrtuaf, 1300 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa. CA 92628 .lellM* Jorden Rhod1mtr. 1300 Adams Ave , •27C, eost. Meu, CA 92626 Thia blltlnna Is C Oft ducted lly· en llldtv1duaf H•~ you slwled dcMni IMlslM» yet? No .lttl.sRhodlnw The followtna persons are dotna business as: loan Shark, 28361 Cl.,don Or . Laauna Nlauel, CA 92677 l(yl1 Franson. 28361 Cl11elon Or • Laauna N1aue1, CA 92677 Peter M Gooier, 28361 Clareton Or., La1una Nl1uef, CA 92677 f his business IS con ducted b)' a 1ener1I pertneutup Hive )'Oii Started dolna business yet1 Yes, 6/11/01 Kyle Franson Tllt1 •l•lement wu !tied with ttM County Clerk of Of 1n11 County on ()8,IOU02 200t6t1HJO D11ty P'llol Au1 31. Sept 1. 14. 21. 2002 SA3J7 TMa tl•l•ment wu flW wlttl tM Collntr Cler* of OtllClp Cou11ty tft OllJ f.'02 11Mtt 1J7ts IOllCI • Ml'UCAllOI TO 08ljy ,. .. S.l. 14, 21, Sll~llVBMIS 21. Oet 5. 2002 SA344 D•l• of fltt!l1 Ac»llca· ... tlon· Septamber '· · 2002 ....... To Wllom It Mey eon. · cer11: the N•mt(•) of flle tollo..,.. peraon• '"• ~l)UC•nt(s) I~~:!: art ................ ••! ~ .......... WT• c-n11i... s.tvlc • Al.Ul"l f'tNA me WIS ... ml.aw St .• eo.ta ri.....,.. lated..,,. .._.,CA~ ...... _ ere 1pplyln1 lo th• c.: T • ..,_, -Dleiriili1Wtt of Altofllllc It.. C:Wte .......... Control .. .. CAtlm7 Altdloie ....... et• Tilll ........ It Mfl• t'40 HAAIOlt ll.YO . ._._. llJ; • _..,,_., CIOS1'A ~ CA iiiiJ .:.:-c:::. ::a :::-.r Ir=['= w..-J. 1119 WINE • lATINO '1111· .... =... .... Ila .... ... c.-, .... "°' ...... 1, C... II ..... ~ ~II.DR SAJeO ........ ~ .... 1~ H. JI l:"cl::r/:, ""1.s•.-wit . ..-_ ...... __ _ 183 Old« 5Me Flll'nllurw l"IAHOSl~ ·~--·-·-·(Ill,.~ .. CAIHMIO .. ------WI llUY ISTATD ·~ .............. ~~~~~~~~ ClilWcore, ichool pick· up, toys aemes. p1rk trips. Fenced yard Refs, provided. 949 631·3625 ANAHCIAlJ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES . enc 1 Borrow wllen need Moft&ap, BualMiM. ,.,_.I, Debt Con· 1oliMtloft, Home,,. Pf'Ovtflltnl, Auto LNnS, Cfec11t R.,11r, Qvldl .Aotfovll. ltw lntef'est, low Montfl ly. No fH Ac»ty It~ "'4>1111 C9tl 1 · ~ 7039 WICMMIU'I W111t To h at lndepen- dllnt? Cell NOW for f lnanclal Aulstallct. , ...... ,, ...... Spn'u• Hll, Fabulous ocean view, 2·slory w/4Br & FR, p1neled library, Decor appls, sub zero, custom cherr) wood cabinets Pella windows & door\ throu1h·out. Off91ed at Sl,775,000 Judy Kol••, Bhr 949·376-5576 • s.plltttlcete4 eUCU· live 38r 381, ht1hly up1r aded lownhome w/roof top deck enter t1lnlna. snort wa• lo keel!. $779.500 Anchor Proper tie• 949-720-3900 • ..,.,.. th ct..... of Old CorOM dtl Mer Slnclt family 38r 2Sa llome on corner tot r"'r for lmaalnatlon, '939.000 Anchor Prop er lie• 94g. 7zo.3900 S•U:1011r C11r '" Cllu1f/l«l I ~Baell llAND NIW ON MAIKIT OOllGOUS 2 aTO~Y '599,900 must '"·Ai' 949 723 8120 !nine lnrl•e ·WHtperk J lr FR, Jc 1ar, poot, spa. new crpt, AC, Absolute turn-key, lr11t model ln Ille dev111lopement . :?~=:m~'5t)5_1<01ar. lalnlladl •Na. 1...-charmina 28r 28a home on a la lot b the psfact r•tr••tl S l .250.000. Anchtr PrO(>W'tltt 94i-720-3900 2 .................. om viaw, Ill. he • ~ t..,lB .... '1m(lo =:--~ * * : * : l :nder thL' SL't"Y iLL' Directory l t1111l L'I' Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) CaH Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 • WATllFIONT e on the Back Ba1NPB But price $289,900, best toe. best IHse (no rent increase f0< tha nut 25 yrs) best 180' VttW BHutiful mobile home a must SH 2br Zba. hvrm, dtnrm. off1c11. 11 an1te counters. marble fluplace, marble 1n both batllrms Inside laundry Tiiie I• e1 ..... n II teh. La covered patio c1rp01t much morel Call for 1ppl Ow!Vlll 949-0561!i WONT W11 IOMITA CANYON Ol'IN SAT-SUN 1·5110 12Wlnthrap M1d1So~ lent Plan 4 4br. 4ba aour k1tch. 3 c 1ar. prune cul de·H C loc $1,189,000 By Own., 949 509 0630 HwMr•l'9ehletff or1N SAT-SUN 1-5 17 St. Tr.-• ,__,,Views, Oui, cftylltlM•lewa $1,065,000 949-415-4000 lniMn rr9fectH 1-lfvf Stn11e 1tory 2Br 2B1 detetch1d home. vaulted cells, french doors. bt~eled windows. new carpet built In bbq, sated comm w/pool, $419,900 . .,,, 714-299 ...... 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Sancerre 3br 2.5ba 2 c 1ar, many up1r ades only S620.000 Cell lr.ei.,.714-6 ....... 49' MISCEWNEOUS REHTAl.S RmlToStlarl ll030 CM, :llr twnloa. ,,.,.. w~ lam. W/O, U91 ol .,, Own rm w/pvl ba Gllld S8Xl !M!MiJ]QI) •-e , ....... piece .... titer I" NI C4M w I.a. P'-e ,;;.! M9-t4'-7110 Rooms for Rent 6040 I'•"-CM Prorl to shat• mce 38r home. own room, L& bathrm, all ut~s Ind. Suun 949-322·11 ll RESIOENTIAL RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUffl'Y Bllbol Island ~IAUOA ISLAND~ APTS OF AU SIZES, -w ovoll, yetWly w w"'1er, Coll a ..... r.ow lteolty, 949-67 5-4122 , HOUSE YlAalY b l..5ba, lul Smt lot pnv • 2 c pr. S22!X)no 9t9 78&4778 851-SIOOU«i • a.-....1.._, 2,r 2'9 • dtn. Winter or ytry furn S2500m • 21tr l ba unfwn yrly Sl!iOOln Lora v... ~ 94!Hi73-«li2 81"°8 Plnlnllll .._. a n.. ocn cbe. fp, patio. fr-. n!P9l 201 A 6tll & 84-Bl SI~ )'Hr IHse 949-675·4422 YIAILY IAYFaONT Best locatton 3Br 2S. newly Upllf adad Plllk1n1 reduced to S2800/mo C~leflf•h,lnc. 1..-00-247-1209 • S... t;yt;;i IO<lllOU.S ext ra larce ho1111 w/breathlalun1 views 38r 2.5Ba, re~. ITIOOl'lna n••I. $7000l!I ·r · 94,_.7._ lt .. Coronadel• Slu41H S. ef Hwy walk lo bch & '11ops, krlc. $895 Shella 949 675-6218 949-675-1459 .._ .. C..,._ 11r, 1h, ocean side of PCH. 510 fetnleaf, ~ T..-llu ~ Sl.IB5m 9&S74-not xl12 32J DAJWA rLACI 28r 28•. 2 story viHe, 2car a•r. ntw cond VAC & ROY $2150/mo 0.... S"" 1·S, Ne retw 673-5226 or 219·0437 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • lt· 21r, end unit In 55+ comm w/courtyard & wllhrlll ..,,. 10/l S250lm Kathlttn 949 759 5833 se ef rcH Jlr 21e, rp. w/d hk ups, tr11. frlnCh ch. lrnt y.d, nu/crpl/pnt "" now S2!BI 96CXMXli5 elAIOI HOMI JI .. 2!iBA rlll now~ ,..,.,.. w..-.. ..,_ 9&640-Jax) x 101 hpparw-4 ~h Back Bay 949-Ul -71 U lbr. wuhr/dryer hook up~. patio/yard S845/mo Morns. Apt. lovely 1at1d comm near T rl Scir , I Br. Iris. 111 /storaae S855/mo+ $500/HC. Klein Mn1t 877 704 8649 ~ 9200 l 'elliie lad. ltry L•r1e loft, endoaed patio S92!>/mo 329 Un1ven.lty Unit B 949 574 2031 •WT Sml• 0.-lbr *"'9. IT'Cl'O ... I c.s "'*8 S9!ltlmo SID> -Nopm~2146 I SlDl 2JK Iba 111 yd, laundry 169 Wa(nut Sll50/mo Martset• 714 662 3111 714 540 3666 "-w/fncd yard 2br Iba LR 11 den 989 W 17th St, S1650/mo C..11 for appt 949 595 6035 Quiet Jlr 28a, 2nd fir Apt a•r r p fc patt0 no peh, I year lane. Sl650/mo 949 723.04-45 l 'Sf4e "-"a 2br I b• den. lvne & din rm wd fir a•difw paid IVM LO/ 19 Sl,.Xl111949673-2513 l 'Slde, 2 story home JB1 2B•. f p, laund1 y Sl950/mo Open House Sal & Sun 11 2 187 V1ra1nta Pl 310 202 6846 l 'al4e Newer SU. 2291 la rt.ye Dr. 38r .. den, 2 5b1, t ormal din, wetb11. 2fps, master suite Vacant S2600m •ct Donald PfaH 949 733 6074 • ,..._ Apt, llilchen eti., AO l lf.,., $9!J6mo • 211r Zia. fp, fti·calla, prkflC. ft/clop. Sl"5nl NUtlldo.MM~ •TIMlY UASU Bill CRUNOY REAL TORS t'9-47J-6161 STUDIO l#T, ,_ Fllllul Island. SICl!O f\lrnWlad LMMy, pool, .... 11'· 6 mo 1111 9&7f1:>.W72 (F Wlfftw 2~. 1h, o f urnlshed, 1era11•. steps lo sand, S1400/mo 949 631 6676, 949·645 6346 IAYSIOI VIUAOI 28r 28a, 19Pls, cerport, porch, pool, spa. Merine S l SOOmo+ 949/723-1200 ...... .......... ........... .,,,., 2'r/11U w/vu Mdl. I e 1W. fuf11 9 Mo frOlll 1·15 to 6-15-03 lllOOI-. M9-1ll-l520 °"" 0 .. 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Golf course views, prtv•lt location 12~ •JI 949--7S9-3729 ......... ._,peek a boo vtew, 38r 2th, lndry, I", S2500mo. yrly 2!t:1 949-675·5069 W.W Q Ford R4&n Mi&i.B h . 2.5ba ln'l'm. ccrrrn pool 0Dfo Tony 94&851 5100 644-5419 '-ii 2ba rent.I. rool· lllp dec:.k, -appls, ,_ ta fh.. vsy dean. 2 ' ~ ~ 96673-]IU) • •r-• c ....... across from lido ts Br •nd new 2Br 28a W/lg deck Pvt buch pool ~ sp• W•lk to !healers shops and rnt•ur .. nh $3500mo I yur lease min 710 lido Park Or 949 673 6030 ~~~l&: ......... ~~19 HOUSE UOO ISU 281 .. den, 3Ba, 2 St0<y, fr. p1too, aaraae. S3900/mo 949 673·1914 • leyailena• 9otei. ce•••utlty 3br Jba home w/ bay view $4800/MO 949 466 7460 •l•yaile•H• 9eted ••••w•lty Jb1 J ba home w/ bay v10• S4800/mo 949 466 7460 POUCY In an effort to oller the bes I Hr vtce possible to ou1 readeo and adver llser1. we will requue Contractors who aclver Ilse 1n the Ser vice Directory to include thl!lf Conlrectors l teense number 1n the11 1dver t1sement Your co operation 1s 1re•tly llT':a:ted. QUAUTY IUll.Dfa l'M YOUR CONTRACTOR' 20YRS EXl't ltl674183 MAlttl{949)6S0-9S2S c:.,..a..-. Tmkll tlOUMT STIAMll p~~D'yerlo a..~ AD'MISI Uc.~ c.,.. .... -. ,.... 11194 <Miii c.. CMt CM*ef• HMlttt & utty, crttlflrst ~ c-1 Ull • "ct-.. l8M6119 ca._ llftT lllOUSIGHl•ll 1t •fford•bl• feu. llc:IOOOUU. Cell fllf ••t""-t• 714-$54-7437 :;;;;;r1ii .,. .. • ~-·· -... ,. .. "' '-' ~,_---,;::.=::::r;:;====.=,:.-.,-------= Bia·~ '"ter. au· -... to loc•l llic:tf low inMsl lllllts. ....,..... & •18453 117,tlO ..,_.. '"'*' fr• rn 2br &•r. pool 114·573 1304. a.me-. PT Dn to pomlJ9 FT. In a buey t.t ...... loc In CM. f.11 i..n 98QlJ!ISll l1r1e1t Cust om Closet Co seolllnJ indlvlduel w/h l1h en1r1y, e xceltant phone and people 5"llls, ICCUr•te, able to multi task '°' buty front office position. Mon-Frt, S.S fH ,_ 714-ft9 .... D-atret .... Set-S... in aroc:ery 1toru In your area Car nee, immediate opemnas. S7 .50/pet hr. l~S0-4SS6 949442-421J IDUCATION S""'-t Pr-.-C-...._ Responsrble for r1cru1tment, 1ob dev1lopm4!nt, promohon of school servrcu, serve u main pomt of contact with employers Candi date should have sir ona commun1cat1or and public ipeak11111 skills, dynamic per~on~hly and ability to mot1v•le. 2·3 vears 11<p811ence work· ina m student recruit· ment, s•le~ 0< related fields Knowted1• o f toohna and machmist tndustry • • ro apply, \tnd reiume and s.tl81y hrstory to lrvnel@ trefN~ .. feA.M~ or laao /Ill Sl5 24 <• .. lven te S-lers. Reward1na PO\ll1ons tu provide tn home com pan1onsh1p, homemak ma. err and' nu PT h<' or 24 hr shifts, Car raq'dt 714 444 4881 MANAGIMINT1 Te~m for Assistant Man aar" (<i> lu&e sloraae faroloty '1 d1y~ pe1 weel\ kllW SC400 'ts CPI Champa1ne w/lmmac t.tn lthr 1ood svc recordsl '182362 114,980 l•W JUI 'ts S.-. wmt1 w/Un Intel ,auto •18084 113,llO vetv. 540 •o 1 s.-. While, local Md•n, un· der lee warr, full pwr •18272 Sl7,980 ••w '" 32St c..vt Sport t*a. s sp. co stocker, chrome whls •18157 $19.980 .... (1 .... llft2 '95 3000 Sedan Rare Diesel en1ln1.1re•t MPGI •111341 SJS,980 l•WZJ '91<~ Br.ell S speed, tow miles! •lflOOO $18.980 Pendte911 '9S(pe tow miles, T1ptr onrc trans Sunroof •18114 134.980 a.-r-.t , ..... '99 ll 4x4 This Is a one owner SUV A beauty! •t8410C $22.980 D ..... 'llf-'96 IT/10 Rare wf11t1 w/blue stripes! 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Q 2 • AJ. Sooth, 11ulnrnblc, )'OU hold: The blddirut has oroceeded: SOUTH lVES1' NORTH EAST I ,._ INT "- ? Whal do you bid oow'l Q .J • Ne1thcT vulnerable, a.-. &111th you hold •A IO ' Q r 10 5.J? •10911'5-' The tnddina 11a~ proceeded: NORTH EA&T SOIJTH WEST I• OM 1 Whal action do you tak? Q 4 ·Buth vulncnbk, as Soulh you hold. •lll1 O AlU 0 Qt1UJ ~ The beddtnA lw ~ NOttTH !AST SI0011f •• ,_ 10 JO ,_ ? Wh.11 do )'OU bid now? Q 5 • Neither vulnenblc. al> Solllh you hold. • 109 '"? AQ JI? I) AHU •A The.-bidding has oroceeded: .. m rm WE!>1' NORTit usr I ,_ l• ,._ 2 ,_ ~.. .... Wlwt do )OU bid now? Q 6 • "lc1thcr vulncnib!e. iu Sooth )OU hold • 10 S 2 K Q J 7 Q .U • K Q fhc bttkttng has proceeded: NORTll UST ~UTH WFSr l• p-11 ,._ 2 ,._ 7 Wh,11 do you bid nov// /..,,.,J. for ans.,..us 011 Monday. leaua '00 GS SOO 35.500 '"'· IMded, lul ,_. ltlY. i Int corld. S2ll.9!l5 obo fu t warr 949 251--0366 L .. us '97 lS 400 751t m1, black/01tmeal lth1, moonronl. 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