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Home My WebLink About2004-04-08 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilotilot ] JS Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 20()4 --Retirement costs rising millions per year Bu t Newport, u n li ke oth er cities being forced to pour more money into PERS, is prepa red for th e cru n ch. QUESTION ? Whet can cities do to combat the rising cost of employee benefits? Please a employer!> 111us1 µa)'· "It's a hu~e increal'it'." Hludau :.aid. "Rut we'rl' not alone. Citic-, acro~s thl' state are de<1li11g with the sam t• 1hi11g." spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone Ru1 unlike olht'r cilie~. Nt•wporl June Casagrande Daily Pilot tirerncnt sy~tem. known a!> PERS. which 111anage5 re tirement funds for e mployees of most cities in the state, hit on hard tirnt's when the economy took a nosedive four years ago. The plan and the employer contributions are based on the projection that the fund will earn about 8.25% a year. In- stead, 1999 began a threl'-year streak of losses that d idn't tum around until thi" yl:'ar. City M<111ager I IDmer Rludau numbers for verification purposes only. Beach saw ii coming. A111it'ipaling the cnmd1. the d !y several yt>an. ago lw· gan selling a'>ilk money lO covl'r 1lw increa~t·d CO)>I~. Bludau ~aid. l hi· 1'allll' k.ind of conserva 1ive approach will .ti· low d ry leaders to leave 1lw mum•\ 1111· touched this yea r and make up the dit ference in tht> regular IH11.lgt·1. n 111111,.: back on capi1al improwinem pTllJl'Us and 01her optional ~pt•11di11g. NEWPOHT BFJ\CI I -This year. the city will pay $~).;!5 million inro lhc re- tirement fund for city's 75 I full -time employees. Next year. the city will pay $I ::u million in10 the state-run fund. Two years later. the cost \.viii skyrocke 1 10 $16.3 million. explained . In the meantime. if lhe fond doesn't rnake up the money l>Ome- where. il won't be able w pay ou1 ben- efits lo retiring employees at the prom- ised ra1es. The California Publil.: Ernpluyee He- To make up the difference, the fund has upped the contributions that the KEEN EYES KENT TRfPfOW /DAILYPILOl Big Brother, or in this case. Big Sister, appears to be watching a pair of shoppers stroll by at South Coast Plaza on Tuesday. Joyous holiday marred by terrorist threats Fighting in the Middle East a nd an alert in L.A. prey on many minds as Passover is cele brated this week. hoping for liberation from a rise in aJJli·SerniLism in Europe. he said. are other imponanl things to 1hink about. Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -While Jews worldwide remember their ancestor:- and celebra1e their freedom as pan of Passover that began at sundown Mon- day. the l.os Angeles Police Depart- ment on Wednesday announced it was on heigh1ened alert for terrorist activ- ity for the remainder of the eight-day holiday. "This is not a new condition or plight for Jewish people," said Habbi Mark Miller of Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach. "Jn history ~md today. we have always had to keep one eye on our celebration and the other on po· tential threats againsl us. We've always had this delicale balancing act. II is dif- ficult to have the fullness of joy when you have to look over your shoulder constantly. but we are well -schooled in 1his kind of behavior." Rut, he said, 1>-c1ssover is a tim e to fo. cus on the hope that one day Israel wW be free from terror. Hememhering troops fighting for freedom in Iraq and THE BELL CURVE Pt-ople should not forget. he said, their own personru freedom. He en· courages people to break free from patterns or behaviors that he said often enslave them, "We want w enlarge ourselves be- yond whatever binds or restricts us." MiUer said. "Whatever is making our life less than it should be. whatever is stultifying our po1ential for growth and awareness, whatever is limiting -t.hat is a going forth from our personal own Eb'YPt or confining place." Community and family Seders marked the first two nights or the holy Angels are ever in th e outfield I t's time for my annual baseball column, which my in-house critic says I shouJd skip this year because I always say the same thing about spiritual renewal and the opportunity to start afresh with a clean slate. Her attitude grows, of course, out of a limjted grasp of the inspirarionaJ role baseball plays in offering all of us a .stable point of reference in an otherwise chaotic world. I've said all that before. too. but somewhere in the Rfth inning of the An gels' freeway series game with the Dodgers last Sur.1day. I looked out over a stadium jammed with fellow human beings reinvigorated by the start of a new baseball sea~n. awash in beer and JOSEPH N. BELL hot dogs and little le.ids and hatred of the Dodgers and great expectations, and I knew I had to say it again. h's my patriotic duty. In ligh t of the incessant drum beat of half-truths. outright Ues and character assassination facing us in the next seven months of this presidential election year, we're going to need every diversion we can find. And baseball has long held an honored place high on that list. -'J -- So for three hours Sunday. I basked in watching the Angels humiliate the Dodgers. And there was no slackening olf during the last five innings when the Angels' Salt Lake City farm team was on the field. But the relaxed atmosphere of a big lead allowed me to o bserve some glitches in the renamed - and properly so -Angel Stadium. The new owner. Arte Moreno. hasn't made a single wrong move since he lowered the price of beer after he took over the team last year. And his positives have seemed even more remarkable in contrast to the bumbling of both the old and new owners of the Dodgers. So I'm willing to'g)ve.Arte som.e·slaclc. for s .. CURVE, P11• A4 holiday. whirh i:clehratl'' Ull' litwra~ lion of Jewi~h slave' fro111 l:gyp11.111 Pharaoh nam!.t'S JI lllOTC lhiln ;!,00() yl'ur~ ago. Temple f\al Yahm lwltl ;1 St'd1•1 !tu ~houl I 00 r erJpk l'uc,day nigh I .111d tl1e Utabad Jewish Lenter of Newp11r1 Beach held one at 1he Oai-i!. Srniur Center in Corona del Mar. I i1caJs like Cos1a Mesa resident~ An- dy and Greg Simonoff also hat.I family Seders. which are heavily -;teeped 111 tradition. ll1e Simonoff~ and !heir I :i- year-old son Etlnm dined with Ant.I)'°~ sister in Los Angele~. Andy Simonoff said tha1 ronOirh in See HOLIDAY, Pa&e A4 Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.dailypilot.com WEATHER Low clouds will take the high road by the afternoon. See Pa1eA2. ON VACATION Readers take the Daily Pilot with them on vacation. SeePa1eAl6 SPORTS Newport Harbor baseball ekes out a 2-l victory over Estancia. · Sff PaceBl ( ily t lllllll'1lin •m ~tt've Bromherg ,,1id th.II whilt· lhl' l'O"I i lll'Tl'CIS('~ are h.trd tu lwar. they'rl' .;1111 worth it. "\Vl· nin'1 live w11l1t1u1 the Pl-.HS ~ys lt•111 and it\ a r h a ll e111.w IO live wi 1h it," Bni111iwr~ 'a11L "Bui it\ a rC's pn11!>ibil- 1t ~ -part ot taking r.ire nf our own. :\ml ii vou want tlw be'\ ol the be<;t 1·111plov;·<·'· 1h1-, h wha1 you have 10 du." . · • JUNE CASAGRANDE CO\/t:IS Newpon Br..id> a11d John Wayne Airport She may he rnached at 19491 574·4232 or by e-mail di 11111e t:r1sanra11de·" /dtunes.c:om Airport Working Group not • • giving up Dan a Ro hrabacher is the keynote s p eaker at a mee ting urging that th e El Toro battle isn 't over yet. Oeepa Bharath Daily Pilot Nl:\Vl'lllll HL·\l II -1\11•rnllt.'r1> ol a group th.it h.i-.. l1111ght lhl' l'Xp<111sion ol 101111 Wav111· \1rpur1 and lubbi1•d for an 11irporl .1 1 llw I I lorn ;\f,ffiilt' 1\1 r Rase un \\,·d111•,d.1\ pl<'dg1•d 10 1 rn111111w their lighl Int .i wn111d .111p1H I in Orange l 'tlllll\' ·\1 1i11· 1\trp1111 \\111 l..111g t.roup·, annual 1 m·1·1111g lwld 111 t Ill' N1'\\ JH 1rt lkach Coif ( h1h. group l1•ad1•r' 'alll llwv will 1101 fade .i1v.ir with 1111• \'ollng rlmrn of !he airpu11 ll\111,ttil'l' "J1 \ 1101 11\l'I ... tlw grm1p·, Viet• Prl'!.l- d1·111 Htt·I.. l.1\ lror -,,11tl. "\Ve ti.1ve to be v1gi · J.1111 .111d J..1·t•p ow figl11 11p. I hi,, ii. a never- l'IHhng ''rn~lt• 111 rnatnlain uur quality of lilt-.. I lw g11111p·, procl.1111.ilwn rallll' a liltle 11101t· ill.in .i nwnth aflL'r one of the last l111g\'ru1g h;11tl1·, over an El foro Airport ,,,1, n· ... ol\'l't.l whrn thl' plunmng a11thority, lhl' Airpnrl \\/ork111g ( ;roup. !Ill' d 1y of lr- Vltll', lhl' Or;u1ge C.oun1y Hegional Airport ,\uthmil\' ,111tl other p <1rl1t'' amvet.I at a 't·llle11w11t 10 t ln,c· lhe door 1in several See AIRPORT, Page A4 BUSINESS Restaurants next level at promenade Mastro's Ocean Club, Sage on the Coast and Modo Mio Cucina Rustica are all s it-down eateries expected to open in the next yea r. Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot NEWPOHT COAST -As homes sprout \IP along the bluffs overlooking Pacific Coa ... 1 I lighway, a shopping cen1er also is roming of age. l'hrc•e m·w si t-down restaurants wiU help malurc rhe Cl)'btal Cove Promenade. which opened in 2002 and boasts a slowly growing numher of houtique shops Md .;onw "fu-,1 casual" dining -.pots such as Patific Whl'Y C:af~. Sage on the Coast. Mastro's Ocean Qub and Mmlo Mio C11ci11n Rustlca arc all slat- ed to open in 1he next year at the center. RC'-;tnurateu r.; said they picked the center because of ils idyllic location on the coast and the wnwing rnmmunity of homes nearby. which give ii a neighborhood feel. Coming in Aug\lst is Sage on the Coast. wh1rh wut h e ~imilar 10 the existing Sage See RESTAURANTS, P11• AA -. A2 Thursday Atml 8 ?004 POLITICS THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE Drowl)ing in wastefulness Allcl• Robinson Daily Pilot C..11ifornrn rank!. 11ear the bonom 111 the 50 statei. in wasteful federal 'Jlcnu1ng. but Congress approved mort-than SJ million in local "p ork band" pro1cc1i., according 10 ( 111:r.e111. AgalnM Government Waste. I hc Wa.,hlngton. 11.C.-based n1111pro fi1 Kroup on Weunei.day rdca .. t'u iii. annual "pig book,"' wl11ch 1·atalog.'> what it i.ee' as 111lllel'l''>.'>ary l'ongre.-.sional '>Pt'ndmg. Statl'W1dt'. 2004 wa~tcful spending w.1i. lt.,tt•d ut nearly $64J million . which averaged about $18.12 per per.,on and ranked C..alifomia 43rd 1a.111onw1de in purl.. ~pending. lhc ).:rt>llp '>i.tld 1.ocal pr<>Jel't' it um!'.ide~d w.11>tl'ful wcre the Army Corps of I 11g111et'r,· I l'l'etpl of $500.000 fur 1 011,1r111 111111 111 1 he tipper Newport ll.11· '$1 o:; m1ll11111 Vanguard ll111H•1,1t} rt·t·e1vcd lor cquipmcnt .11111 u111,truc11011 of a ne11 'l'ienn· 1 l'lllc 1: S:-i00,000 that went 10 :\1•\\ port lll'Jrh company l\1ulli I J11111·11,111 11,1I lmag111g Inc. from the I >ep.1rt111t•111 of I lealth .ind I luman "NV1l'c'>. and S I rrnlho11 tne Orangl' < ountr 'i.rn1tat10n l>1i.trirt rl'l'etvt'd 1111 ,,.a.,tc1•-<llt.'r lrl'.1tmt'11t prngr.tm)o. I Iii.' group al'" l riticucd M2J 111ilh<111 1n I hmwland ~n·11nty pork 'lll'1Hl111~ 1h,11 indudl.'d S(ill million lw .,.·11·11u· .ind tt'Chnology ll'llow .. J11p progrdlll'> fur stud1•111' ,111d u111vt•r"til''> and $20 million for th1· llo111t'l.111cl !'>t•ctmt} department ht"1d4w11tcr ... Hep <Jirl' C..ox. who rh.i1r' thl' llOll't' committel' on hunwl;md wcurity. wa' u11av.11l<1blt· ftir I fl lllllll'nt Cox hires 20-ycar journalist and Enron in vt::s tigator l<l'p C IHti. C oi. t1n111111nl·ed la't \\t't•l.. lw h." h1rl'd Kt·n lohni.on, fw 111t•1 .11L11• .111d <1th i'nr to Hep 11111} l.111/ln IR· Los Angeles). as a senior ,11J\'l"iOr on the l~ader'>hlp ~ta ff and I lo11wla11d ..,('n1r11v ( omn11ttt't'. l11hmnn ha., "orl..ed un lq(1~latio11 1111 h1d111g tht' national dn·tluH:all 1i,t .111d tilt' .!O<>.I f:rwrgy Policv t\ct. \., dL·purr .,t,111 d1rl't tor f11r the 111111,t· l:ll l'lf:V umJ l ommert:t' < 11111m1llt't' ht> wu:; 111v11lved 111 11111~IL'''"'l1'll 1nvt''t1gation., mto torp111.ttl' dt•hatle~ including bnron, (,Johal< ro ...... 111g dllU ~tart ha Stewart. I ft• ,il;,n It,.., .!(I V('ar' of experience a' FILE PHOTO /DAILY PILOT 70th District Assemblyman John Campbell will hold off on backing an 1rnt1attve he supported that would impose more control on state spending. J 1ouroali.,1 and ha":> won mor(' 1han :;o .1ward.., fur h1i, wor.k in th<1t field. Campbell sure spending won't get out of hand Now that CaJHorn1a voters haw .1ppruved Propos11ion 57, a S l 5·billlo n bond issue. and Proposition 58, an initiative requiring state legislatori. to balance the hllllget. 70th District J\<;i.emblyman John Cam pbell will hold off on backing an initiative that would impose stricte r conrrols on 'tat{· '>pending. I he initiative was a pproved by the Secretary of Sta te's office for <>igna1ure rnllection last weel... htll < a mpbl'll :.aid there wouldn't have been e nough t1ntc to get the 600.000 .-.ignature needed tn q11aJify for Lhe November ballo t by the April 16 deadline. He'll make ::.ome revisions to the measure and try to get 11 on the ballot in Marth 2006. the next ... 1a1ewidc election. "There could be 15 or more 11111iative':> on the November ballut," Campbell said. "It' going to h e a mess.~ Campbell i.aid h e's not concerned that the delay in getting the initiative before voter~ will result in wild over:.pending by his colleagues. "If Gov. Davis were still in office I'd be worried , but until we get a constitutional spending limit, Gov. Schwarzenegger Is the <;pe nding limit. ~o I'm confident that he will l..C'ep a lid on thin~~ al least through 2006," tw 'aid POLITICAL CALENDAR POLITICS ASIDE A rising Newport Coast T lw overctll response 10 la't week'c; coltunn highlighting some notable political dona11o ni. was: Wl1.11 about the rest of tlw people. the one5 whose name1> don't appear in the paper? It's a good point. and it open!> the door to S.J. CHAN SI 9 million 10 $1.4l million, have given more since January 2003 than the 92660 :t.ip code'<; S 1.3 million (Zi p wdes in metropolitan New York are the leading ones in the nation), I lowever. three exclu:.ive area~ - Balboa Peninsula. Balboa l!>land a nd pcrhap:. a more prod11ctive search of Newport-Mesa giving hy area and n~ighborhood rather thdn gossipy name. l.ido ble prov1ck!> an mtere!>ting picture, 111 pan becausc it's large enough for there 10 he enough don.itiom to talk about but 'lliU ... mall l'llOURh th,11 one can irnagmt' 11 ;:1i. .1 ... olitar} plCLl' ol i\:1•wport Ht'.ICh. Anyone -;urprn.t'd that thc leading pulttician there il< ldent Bush? I le ren·iVt'J 175 from Udo l'ile rc~idrrrn. veen Ian I, 2003, and the end of February. More surprising might be the lt>ading De mocratic recipient It isn't Sen. John Kerry -he hai .. no donation~. And 11 i<;n"t former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean. who receivc'd Sl.505. Not former Gen. Wesley Oaik, 5200 behind Dean at S2.:JSO. F..wn Sen. John f.dwards. at Sl,000. bn't the leader. It WO!> Sen. Joseph Lieberman, who received SJ.000 from Lido 1!.le residents. Other liltJe b land., that ufferetl some political punch included the exclusive Linda Isle, where residents gave $5.000 to the president and $500 10 Ueberman, and Bay Island. whose residents tos!>cd $3.000 10 the Whtie I louse and $1,000 10 Kerry (from tl1e same house as on e of the pre~ident'i. donors - I wonder what dinner is like there). · Larger areas of Newport·Mesa are more difficult to delineate. The parts of Newport Beach that fall within zip code 92660. including Ea tbluff. Newport Center and the Port Streets. nrl' one of the .,tat e's -and na tion's -top donating zip codes. In California, only Beverly I lills, with donations to taling $2.7 million. and parts of Lo:. Angele~. with do11ations from Newport C..od'>t -arl' '111 digesohlt' J11111un1s. nw pen1m.ula has its share Cll lk111ocrnt~ -~mall s hare. any way. J'hey gd\e $2,000 and $500 each to De<1n, Gephardt and I .ll'bl'mMn. lkpuhhcam , of course, rule. I hl'y gavr $19.000 to Bush . f lw 1~l.111d. inL111di11g Collin' l'>land, wa~ more gcnerm1' to Demm·1,11<,. Kt·rry rece1wd $4,000, a' did< 1t'phardt. L1ehcrtn.111 co1111n1wd hi:. h111dra1si11g dominam:e with S7.000 from the island. Dean managed $300 and Oark $150. Bush received $14,950. Compa ring Newport Coast 10 the above areas offers an answer to a question I've posed before: \Viii ewport Coast, where so much wealth is collecting, become~· political power base hy delll of donation, alone? ·111r answer. taking into con&ideration Lhat there arC' mure residents up there than 011 either Balboa Island or the p eninsula, seem like a qualified "ye~ ... The big n umber. of cour:.e, " for Bu-;h: $79.170. R111 there al.,o i' a sizable am ount fur Democra t.s. wi th Edwards lt•ading the way with $7,300. l.1cbrrman is next with $6.600. Kt..'rry follows with $4,30(). Oea11 wi th $2.100, Gephardt with S 1.500. dark with $700 and Rep. Dennis Kuclnlch with $400. While those numbers may paJe compared to other part:. of Newport Beach, it seems they can only rise as politicians. and others. trek up the hill looking for m ore m oney from the gated parts of the city. 1 ewpon·s import, politically, i<,11'1 :ibou1 to change. in other wonh. • S.J. CAHN is the managing editor. He may be read1ed a1 (9491 574·4233 or by e·mall at s.1.cahn 11 /atimes.com. APRIL 11: Newport Harbor Republican Women wlll hold a general luncneon meeting at noon at the Pacific Club. The guest speaker will be C. Arthur Jam ... Information: (949) 644-0539 11: The Republican Party of Orange County wlll hold a reception in honor of Thomas A. Fuentes, outgoing party chairman, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. In the Mesa Verde Room at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. Cost Is $26 per person. RSVP: (714) 556-8665 hold ,. fundraialng reception from 1 :30 to 4 p.m. at the Clubhou1e Restaurant in Costa Mesa. The special guest will be Biii Handel of Kf l·AM (640). RSVP to Kelly at fundr•lsing@ocyr.org and all Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 656-8555. JUNE 11: The Committee to Reelect Tom Fuentes to the Board of Trustees of the South Orange County Community College District will hold a 6 p.m. reception and 7 p.m. fundr1islng dinner, at the Dining Room at the Sutton Plac41 Hotel In Newport Beach. The special gue9tt wHI be Hugh Hewin, Bruce Herschensohn and Wllllam Rusher. Information: (714) 969-2705 11: The Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee will hold a general meeting at 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, at 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Meu. Admi11lon ls free, and all Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 556-8555. 24: The Orange County Young Republicans will ' Daily A Pilot VOL. 98, NO. 99 THOMAS H. JOHNSON Stlw Mc:C'9nlc Publl1her TONYDOOEAO Editor MARKEY DANIELS Advenl1ing Manager LANA JOHNSON Promotion• Direcior EOmNGSTAFF 8,J, Cahn Managing Editor. (949) 574-4233 1.J c11hn /1Wmes com O.nen. Goulet City Editor, (949) 7&4"324 chlTWtlff goulet lftimn.com Rict\41nt Dunn Sport1 Editor, (949) 674 4223 ric/11rd dunn@l1rlm#.com MIM&w.neon Au11t1nt City Editor, (9491 574-4296 m1ke.tmrnaonl/!11t1mn.oom l.olta ...,,., Forum pege editor, columnftt. (!M9) 574-'275 lollra.h1rperl/Jl1tlmn.com ' • Photo Edllor. (949) 764"4358 stttve.mccr11nk@ls1m1es com JoM J. Sentoe Ar1 Director / News Desk Chief, (949) 574-4224 jOIJ(!.Mntos llltirrnH.com NewaEdtton Gina Alexander. Daniel Hum. Paul SeitOW111 NEWSSTAFf DMpelhanth Crime end courts reporter. 19491574-4226 dHpa bhararh lar1mes.com June Cw gnude Newport Beach report9r. (949) 574-4232 funtt.C1Ngrandl@IM1mtt1.com Deirdlre Newmen Co1t1 Mesa report9r. 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Otherwise, look for variable high clouds. Highs will be from 64 to 73 with light winds. Tonight will be mosily cloudy with lows 51 to 56 with light winds. lnfonnatlon: www.nws.noaa.gov BOATING FORECAST Winds will be out of the southe11t Jtt 10 knots becoming westerly at 10 to 15 knots in the afternoon with wind waves of 2 feet or le11 on a west swell of 3 to 6 feet at 16 aeconds. Tonight, winds will be variable at 10 knots or less becoming westerly at 10 knots overnight with wind waves of 2 feet or le11 on a welt 1well of 6 to 7 feet at 15 seconds. F1rther out, winds will be out oftha no rthwest at 10 to 20 knots with windt waves of 2 to •I 4 feet on a west swell of 9 to 11 feet at 16 seconds. Tonight, winds will be out of the northwest at 10 to 20 knots with wind waves of 3 feet on a west swell of 10 to 12 feet at 15 seconds. SURF West-facing breaks can eKpect to see size increase from chest to head high and bigger in the afternoon. Dawn patrol sessions may not see much. w.ter qu•llty: www.surlrider.org TIDES Time 6:22 a.m. 12:41 p.m. 6:28p.m . 11:56 p.m. Heltlht -0.66 feet low 3.61 feet hlgl> 1.73 feet low 5.82 feet high WATER TEMPERATURE 60deg111e1 Daily Pilot lhursdd) f\11111 H .'fXJ4 AJ Newport to be course for marathon 1111 Ortalnal Organizers of the O.C. Marathon say the c ha rity event is expected to draw 10,000 runners. Tom Wibon said. The race will take place Del·. 5 and is ex pected to draw I0.000 runners and 75,000 spec1a1urs. The course is sel 10 :.t.irt at Fashion Island, wind past the Ir· vine Spectrum, and finish up along the Back Bay :ll tht.> New- port Ouncs resort. uur community and especially for the young people who wiU be mvolved with the charities." FYI COSTA MESA Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot The marathon has bl'ell two years in 1he works. In April l002, SANTA ANA -When you the Run for Orange County Kids think of first-class marathons, committee fonned to establish New York and Boston come 10 the marathon. mind. Cvrnmittee members ~'l:'arch- nunning enthusiasts hope to ed for two years for" a mtiin. add Orange Count)' to th<Jt list ~ponsor. They finally round ;1 with 1he debut of 1he Orange generous one in PacifiCare County Marathon in December. I lealth Systems, which provided On Wednesday, the Run for a 4uarter of a million in cash Orange County Kids committee aml a commitment of another <Jnno unced the race and un· quarter of a million in in-kind veiled the course. most of which service<>. :.aid former As~emhly will be in Newport Reach. at a . man Scoll Baugh. a memher of kickoff in Santa Ana. tht' maralhons boarcJ uf direc· It will be the first full-length tors. marathon in the county and J loag Memorial I lospital comes with a unique twist: all of Presbyterian i., 1he exclus1vr the proceed!> from the race will hospital supporlt>r fllr lhl· mara- he donated to selected chil-thun. dren's charitie:.. '"We're very excited about it ," "We will be 011 the map not .,aid Debra Legan. Hoag\ virl'· because of a movie or a TV sil· presiden1 of marketing. '"I think cum. but because of caring peo-it's a greu1 opponunity for u~ co pie," Orange County Supervil>Or :.uppnrt a hl'ahhy lifo~tylc in The race capitalizes on a popular pastime throughout the county, said marathon director Rill Sumner. "There are about 20.000 run- ners in Orange County and about 5.000 in Newport Beach." Sumner sajd. "If you go tu the Back Bay, you see people ru11- nin~. They're everywhere." The Orange County marathon will be enhanced by the experi- em:c of the ru1iner!t pulling ii on. founder and assistant race director Steve Robinson said. I le ha~ run fifteen marathons ;ind Sumner ha!> run between 40 a11d 50, llobmson said. rill' rare will be in December so it doc~n·1 conflict wilh other mnrath1)ll'> in October. Robin- \llll explained. And since the la!ool part or the cour~e is through the Back Ray bil..c path with no iraffic lights, the i.lower runners 1von't he U!thered off 1he cour:.e a~ 1hcy are In other marathon'>. nohi11~011 added. "JI"~ .1 rt'SJll'CI th111g," Rubin· so11 :.ard. "ll ii takes you eigh1 hour,, you GUI fini~h and will get the ,,11ne re~pect a" the per- BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS St John the Baptist cheer can't be beat 0 1eerleader:. at St. John 1hc Bap1ist Catholic l·.lemi:nrnry School completed an unde- feated sea:.on and won the USA Junior Nationab. t•dge of lhl' campu~. near thl' l"echnolo~ry Ct•ntcr. The nm,1 convenie nt public acn·ss is lrom the rampus 1Mrking ltll olf Adam~ Avenue. hux, J1111w r for twu at Back Bay Howing and Hun11i11~ Club Ht>:-· ta11rnn1 and a noral arrange- lllt'lll. Co t !'or the mixer i!> free for rhambt.·r mcmhl'rs and $IO for po1en11.tl mcmhL•r,. lronS111ne llank 1~ ,1t 1201 l>ove SI. in ew· For more information on the marathon, log on to http://wWw.ocmarathon.com !>On who li111sht'~ fir 1 f"ht•y won'1 get crowded ofr 1hc cour~l· and they wlll haw a great 11me ·· Organizers of the rnCl' will also provide training tn :1ny rt111· ner who wants to participate. "All you golla dub gl'I 10 \hl· sta rt line, wt>'ll ht:•lp you do tht.• rest." Stunner ~aid. '"We do11"t care if you're ll or llU." The marathon will rL•place th!' I ti-year Orange < :11t1n1y I lall l\larathon & 5K. which wa' al'o directed hy !-turn11cr. B111h 11t 1he'e event' wi ll ht.• foltkd i11t11 the Orangl' Coumy l'\lara1hnn wet.'kcnd a' wl'lt ."a ktd'' 111ar,1 thun, a mayor.,· l\.\11-mih• wall. and a health .uitJ fitnl',.., l''(p11 Otte of 1he chan11c<, th.11 will henefit from 1hc Ill'''' 111.ir.tth1111 is Tl ll NI\ l11gl•tlwr .• 111 .1h l'I ~chnul program wh1d1 h.t.., .1 hranch in Co\la l'\te~.1 EASTER SUNDAY All You Can Eat Buffet 12:00 Noon to 8:30 P.M. (You may also choose from our regular menu) Kaplan's Whole Steamship Round Roast Beel. Sliced at the table. Honey Baked Ham With Pineapple. Cold King Salmon Salad wilh Mango anb Cilantro Dressing. Fresh Oven Roasted TurkM with all the Trimmings Kaplan's Home Made Fresh Cranberry Sauce. • ltallan Lasagna Topped with Marinara 'Sauce, Fresh Parmesan a11d Monarella Cheese. Padlhai Bangkok Noodle with Chicken. Mixed Vegetable . Topped with Crushed Peanuts. Steamed Vegetables_, Yams In Honey and Raisins. Mashed Potatoes, 1ur1tey Gravy, Sage Dressing Tossed Green Salad, Sweet and Sour Cabbage Soup or Home Made thicken Noodle Soup. Easter Cake. Ice Cream or Sorbel. $17. 95 Each Person • Children under 1 O I $7. 95 Elclusive of Tu, le•t'ltts and Gratuity Kaplan's Open 6:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. On Easter Sunday for Reservations 1714) 557 -6611 Kaplan's Banquet Room Accommodates Pa~ of 1 10 75 persons 3211 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa fat UI F'WYJ (714) 557-6611 Appleton Estate $1 Q99 JAMAICAN RUM 750ml WAS $17.99 M1•nr1on this ad tor p11ce 11wy also won 1hc Kin>; of 1he Bleachers Na1ionals. CorwNse Stale 0 1ampioni.hip ;.ind Lhe <Jieerleaders of America West Coast Open. This b the i.econd year in a row 1ha1 1he ~quad wenl undefeated. Becau:.e crnp.., will be ma1u1 · i11g and ready fur sale at t.liffer- ent times during the 'prin~. ;i plant sale hotline ha!> hcl'll t'<,· 1ablished to announcl' which plant:. will bt• avail<ihlc each Friday. The hotline numhN i' (714) 432-0202. ext. 2fi5'.\3. pore lkach. _... !!~~~j~!~a Wines $299 The team is made up ol 34 girl:. in fifth through eighth grade. St. John":. graduate EcJdie Strachan. 21. coaches the team. I lis si!>ter and niece are on the team and ht~ mother i:. a sec- ond-grndl• teaclll'r at the "chool. · Horti culture heaven next four Fridays Orange Coa:.t Cullege·s orna· mental horiiculture depart· ment is hosting a .;erie' of plant sales on four Friday mornings and afternoons in April. OCC's horticulrure depart· mcnt is growing a variety of plants for spring gardens. Dif· ferent varieties of tomatoe.;,, :.evcrnl varielies or both hell anJ chili peppers. herbs. an- nual!> in pony park~. mixed color baskets and many uthl'r plants will be available. Proceeds from the -;ale will go to ~tudent scholar<,hips, and 10 invest In addi1ional supplte~ and materi<tl<; for OCC''> orna- mental horticuhurl' depart· men t. The sales arc scheduled from 10 a.m. 10 :I p.m. on April !cl, lti, ~J amt 30 in tht.' 1 lonicultme (;nrdcn Nursery, on the western Excelling students to be awarded al breakfast The 1op I~ i.chula" lrorn Newport I farhor and < .orona del Mar high <;1:hool'i will lw hone.red at tht' •Urt.l annual Schnlar~hip Aw 1rd' Brcnkf'o,t on April 15 al 1ht• Hadis"rn I lo· tel. The event will be hm.tetJ by the Commodore'> Club ol the Newporl Bcarh Chamhl'r <Jf < :omrnerre. The event hegm' at 7: 15 a.m. and the co~I b Sl!'i. For more information, call tltl' chamber offit·e at rn4~)) 7 .rn HOO. Mixing lronStone. appeliLers and prizes The ewport Bcad1 01arnhl'r of Commerce will hold i1i. New- port Sunset Nrtworki11g r-tixl'r at 5 p.m. April 2l .11 llll' New lronSlom• Aank. rhe evening will fc.11urc ap petizer!. from Meyerh11l '!oo C .111- sine. live music wine, bc•t•r ;rnd ~oft drinks eumplimcnt-; of lronSton~ Bank. rho~c in allendante will havt• lhl' opportuni1y to win prize' dona1ed by ttw ba11k, inc:ludi11~ a $100 <;<JVings bond. annual use of a large !.afcty Ul'pO~ll Prices Good Thru 411t/04 for more 111forrna1ion, call thl' d1.1mbcr office at rn49) 729· 4400. Hc\crva11om are not nee · "'"'al)•. Group asks donors to say YES al feas t Yo111h Employment Service of 1 lw I !arbor l\rea will ho.;1 11 .. .I 1 !>t annmtl Hom;m Feast and 1 Jiarity Auction on May 6. YES rdl't" ytH11h to local employers. rhe organization is looking tor rompanie!> that want to be a prnmu1111nal partner, .i spon- 'or/underwrilt'r 1r a tlunor of in·kind ~ervire'> M auction IH'lll~. l'he f'Vcn l takt." place on May fi al th~ C:o'>l<J MP~a Pighbor- ho11d Communit)' Cl·nter, I 84!l !'ark Ave. ror morl' information, (\Jll (94l/J 642-83llfi. FOR THE RECORD llie I-YI box in Wednesdays Costa Mesa City Council meeting wrap·up listed the wrong time for lhe councils next meeting on Monday. That meeting wiU be at 4:30 p.m. .ALTA DENA PRODUCTS. r~ESH GROUND PEANUT BUTIER, NU1~ & DlllEO fRUll, fRESH fLORAl 90UOUETS, ~f.j lGGS, GRIND YOUR OWN COHEt, C"E5T SI BON BREAD DELIVERED fRESH OAILY 2016 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA. 949.642.6025 Mon.-S.t. 10 un -6 m • Ch•rdonnar & Semillon 750 1 • Shiraz & Cabernet m • Shim & Mertot Ment10n this od tor price SANTA MARGHERITA $699 Cabernet or Merlot Wines 1so m1 Product of ttaty Men11on tlus act lo• pnce S outh C oast Plaza 8 Wonderland l\1ar ch 19 -April 10, 2004 Enjoy cha racter dis pl ays from Lewis Carroll \ Alice in Wo11dcrland a~ Sout h Coast Pla1a prt!»Cllt!- Sprrngt tme tn Wo nderland Ge t ready fo r SP-rtl_!_g_~th ChiJdren's Fas hi ons 6 Ea ster S weets a bcrc rom b1e. ll ODl:.CA C hocolates. habyCap. G.1pK1d !i. Codrva C hocolat1er , Cvmhorce. Jacad 1. Otlilv. Po ttery Harn Kid!.. Punic Zoo. Roxy. SJnrro, See's Can~1 e:o., Talhot" Kid~ f'Jrt1JI Lr~t1111;: NEW! Springti me Bun ny Carousel Sou th Coast Pla1a's carousel as transformed from horses to charming bunnies aod beau tiful fl o ral ca rriage«. Children will be dcl1gh1 cd t o rid e the on ly Bu nny Carousel in C al ifornia. Through M ay 10th. Easter Bunn Photos 6 Mad H atter's· Craft Part_y H ave a photo taken with the Easter Bun ny 10 J de corated ga1cbo. C hildren can cn1oy fu n springtime crafts. v"'' ~n\ Cunuc'l~C Dc\k for • l>roc hurc •l>f•u t Sprt08 event). $411 f)1c~!"' FrWN•Y (405) ~• l!mtol Street (71 •II I.\ Ii 201B Mn11dJy In Fr1diy. I 0 ~m 10 9 po1 Si111rd~v. HI •m to Rpm Sunday. 11 1m 10 b:.JO p111 www.~n11thcn.i~1plM~ com () \ I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .r I I I I M ThufSday, Aonl 8, 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Dead body found in back of truck f'olice arrei.ted four peo· pie. includinK two Cor.ta ~lt>sa rt'i.itlenb. on sw.p1· t:lu11 of murder after they were found with the body of a man in the back or a p11:kup truck. lfun11ng1on Ueac h polict' officials 1>aid Wt'tlnei.d:.ty l'ohrt> arrestl•d Jason K.1rr. :i9, and 19-year-old I rin flruoks. huth of·Costa ~l{"iJ. Aho tJlen m to cu,. lody were ·IO·year-old Billy lohmon and Su1.annc ~Hlle1, l -1 . hoth of llun· 11ngton lk;irh. 'a1tl flu11· POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Bacll Bay loop: Grand !heft fro m a vehicle was reponed in the 2500 blodc at 3:27 pm. Tuesday. · • C.ntury Place: A 1raffic accident involving 1njunes was repaned in the 2900 l>lodc at 9:45 am. Tuesday. • Harbor Boulevard and Newport Bouleverd: A h1t-and·run was reponed at l 55 p m. Tuesday • Harbor Boulevard: Possession of drugs was reponed tn the 2200 block at 2 22 p m Tuesday. • Hyland Avenue: A burglary was reponed in the 3500 blodc at 5:02 a m. Tuesday • Killybrooke Lane: ~ Tr espass1ng was reponed in lhe 3100 blo\J< at 4:16 p.m . Tuesday • Puente Avenue: A burglary was reponed in 1he 2100 IJlock at 10 56 & m Tuesday '• West 18th Street. Forgery wc1s repor1ed rn the 700 tlngton Beach Polke CJp! Dan Johnson . Billy Johnson and Miller were wanted on an arreM warrant for methampheta· mine sales, and Karr was wanted for a patole viola· lion. he said. The four were In two cars when they were pulled over Tuesday nigh1 near the Pomona Freeway in Riverside Coun1y, Dan Johnson said . While searching the bark of the pkkup truck. which wai. covered by t1 camper !>hell, police found the body among piecell of wood. he said. Police did 110 1 reveal the man's iden- tity or the circumstan ces of the alleged murder. An inves1igation i'i ongoing. nan Johnson said . blodc at 7:22 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH •Adams StJMt Vafldallsm was reponed in the 200 blodc at 5:51 p.m . Tuesday • Campus Drive: A commercial burglary was reponed in the 4500 blod< at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday. • W..t CoHt HighW11y: Battery was reported in the 2600 blod< at 2:35 a.m. Tuesday. • Medina w.y and East <>ce.n F-ront: Indecent exposure was reponed at 3·35 p.m. Tuesday. • Newport Center Drive West: Vandalism was reported In the 700 blodc at 4:42 p.m. Tuesday • Superior Av.nue: An auto theft was reponed in the 1400 blodc at 9:45 a.m . Tuesday. • Von Kannan Avenue and Campu1 Drive: A traffic accident involving in1unes was reponed at 3:36 p.m Tuesday. ..__ GET THE POINT? a~ified ads work for ll llll•Y2i!! nu Dail y Pilot ........ Style is not a size ... It 's an attitude! Fun , Feminine Styles for All Shapes & Sizes of Beautiful Women. 369 E. 17th St., #21, Costa Mesa (949) 642·5459 Reel us in or1-litie for all our fislrittg f"lckages: www.obmg.com or cal I 1-800-663-7090 M V SAl .. Mt)N SI 1.Kl'R MV Cl IA.RI orn PRINCI.!>~ OUlfll (14.utOm ISlAHOS I ( OUUll Cl<A~Lon1 ·~t..AHOS. I t NEW CD RATES 12 MONTH 24MONTH 36MONTH 2.00% APY 2.65%APY 3.25% APY Call us at (800) 735-2465 or visit us at www.Calfirst.com CalFirst California Fint National Bank MEMBER FDIC FDIC in1umt to SI 00.000 pn dtpositor. •APY•Annual pcrcentagr Vicki. APYeff«tl11r iu of .VI 71()4 R.ues subjrcl 10 chanJC. Minirnunl t.&ancc teq111red s~. "9llty may be aueswd for w1y wi........._ Plew llO ftnancial wtiNtioru. AIRPORT Continued from A 1 outstanding lnwsu11i.. In 2002. county voters ap· proved Meru.ure W, which re· 7Dned the base for use as a cen· tral county pa rk that Incl udes commercial elements. Regardless of the passage of Measure W. an airpon in El Toro b an i~ue which can be resw· reeled after the November elec· tion. said Rep. Dana Rohr.i· bacher. who deUvered the keynote address on Wednesday. "After Lhe elet·tion there are going co be many people who wo11'1 be as sensitive to the vote in South Counry." he S<Ud. Rohrabacher, wno l)as consis· 1ently given hts supptlrt to the group and 1heir efforts. urged members no1 to give up. RESTAURANTS Continued from Al re~tdura.nt 111 the Eastbluff shop- ping te111er. !:>age co-owner Rich Mead said . The restaurant wiJJ offl'r contemporary food made \\1th fresh, c;ea!>onal ingredien1s. and it wiU lrature a garden by the pJriu hle the East bluff location. !'he 11e\v venue. however, will offer mort.> small plates of foods pl'Ople can share as well as the regular enlrt•es. which Mead said '' c1 trend in d1111ng today. .. People are deconstructing meals and .,pllttu1g a lot of stuff. ~o people are gelling a 101 of dif· ferenl ta!>ll''•" ht> said. Modo Mio 111 aJso expected 10 CURVE Continued from A 1 tuminl( hi!> baJlpark into one huJ'{e billboard. fhal's how he m..itle the fonune he used to buy 1he Angels -as an outdoor advertismg impresario. And he hru. nu'' put that stamp on Angel • ladiu111. We were outraRed when Disney rumed the ballpark into bad \'audeviUe between mnmgll. We will be pallenl while :'\foreno finds his propn billhoarJ level. The djfTerenc:c 1~ that 01sney neit.l1er lo\'l'd nor undNstood U1e uniqut>nes' of il!i baseball pmduct. ;:md Moreno does both. For th..it he ran be forgiven muc:h. But while we're still exulting in the 1alen1 he brought to Anal1eim tht' year. maybe he could make a ft'w ad1us1men1s in Lhe pmps .1rnund thl• '-lage. Some tweaks hl·re and 1here. Like in tha t huge 11e\' .,corel>oard thal towers over tilt' leli field 'lands. It 1s divided 111111 lllrcl' µJru.. 111 the cen ter. we GETIING INVOLVED • GETTING INVOLVED runs penod1cally in the Daily Pilot on a rotaling basis. For information on adding your organization to this list, call (949) 574-4298 KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPICE SERVICES Volunteers are needed to spend four hours per week visiting patients or doing e"ands for them or their caregivers in communities near volunteers' homes (562) 622·3805. LAGUNA GREENBELT INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast Wilderness Partt staff and James Diffey Preserve staff and docents with hiker registration and general public orientation. 1949) 488-0287. LAGUNA SHANTI Laguna Shanti, an organization that wo rks with persons with HIV or AIDS. ts seeking caring volunteers to assist with running the front office. delivering meals, providing transportation and providing complimentary therapies such aa message, acupuncture and ctiiropractic care. Lisa Toghia, (949) 494-1446. LUV·A·PET CENTER Volun1eers who love to worit with cats and kittens are needed at the Luv·a-Pet Center at PetsMart in Costa Mesa. (949) 451 ·3272. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community Servlc.1 needs mentors to make a lasting effect on a young person's 11'8. Stuc1entt 10 to 18 years old are matched with mentors to Improve their tcnool performence and eelf-eateem while developing positive peer and aduh f'9fetionshlps .. (7141 549-9622, ext. 36. MOBILE MEALS Volunteer drivers are needed to help dellver nutritious meals to homebound, frail or elderly clients incapeble of shopping and cooking for themselves. (949) ~. ·we have 10 Oght till the very end of ir, • he ~d. ·we have to keep going ano hope there will be a Hail Marv pas~ in the last minutes of the game." There b addL' county, !Klid attorney Bar· bara Lichman. who represents the group. "The good news 1s the run· wayi. are still there m El Toro.·· she said. "And we have a job to do as long ~ there are runways in El Toro and Los Angeles has realized .the need for an airpon there." • DEEM BHARATH covers publrc safety and courts. She mav be reached at 19491 574-4226 or by e·mait at deepa.bflarath a/ 111mes.com open this sum1 .:r. It \\ill be the second restau. 1111 for owner Gianfranco Be1 ·itino, whu also owns a Modo I'\· > in Pacific Pali- sades. The res1aura1 's specialty v.rill be fine Italian c1J1sine with a var- ied menu that includt's pasia and riso110 dishLs as well <I.'> St'a· food, veal and tree range chick- en. Designed I ir com.fort, the restaurant's feel will be a .. homt> away from home." Renolino said . Seafood and steaks will be served at Mastro's Ocean Oub. which b slated to open in early 10 mid-2005, w11h cunstruction expected 10 stan Lhi'i uminer. The masculine feel aml large pomons of a steakhouse \\111 be tempered wilh elegant f'urmsh· see what has just happened on the field. On 111e other two, we St.>e massive. tinchanging ads. I found it disco u:erting to be 'Ila.red dO\'\Tl till' entire gctme by "Adelphia" -1\·1th whom we've had a few prol lt>ms -in hugt' block letters ,1,indmg alone against a slarl. .-:hi1e backdrop. Perhaps Mun rl'J has plans to put baseball·rela 1L'\ information at least part-1in11 nto these spaces -or at leas1 1 I. U1ge Lile ads once m awh1I• \\l' can 0111)' hope. Then therl' 1-the rna11er of the ruun111g '>lal"t al 111fonna1ion essential IO loll 1wing the game that has al\\J y• been displayed above and beh 1d both first and third bru.l'S. It 1 .. 1111 there. :-.urt of. It quit wor~ '8 in Lhe 1hird inning, appan:i 1ly a computer glitch. bu1 I sa1 e nough to sugge<it that 11111e change'i have taken place Lh..it dre decidedly not 1rnpro\'emt•n1' Onre again, lhl' emphaw, i' on the ads. \\'hirh .tre superimposec..I on the game 1nforma11on i.pan• and kel•p cu1ung in and 0111 AJ1d while I MOZART CLASSICAL ORCHESTRA Orange County's only nonprofit resident chamber orchestra needs volunteers for ticketing. ushering. phones. mailing and help with receplions. Nominees are also being sought for the board of directors. 1949) 830-2950. NEIGHBORS FOR NEIGHBORS The City of Costa Mesa will host its annual community clean-up event on Saturday. April 24. Those interested in volunteering or making donations of cash or in-kind donations of supplies for the event can call the Neighbors for Neighbors hotline al (714) 754-4892. (714) 754-4870. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for women with alcohol or other chemical dependencies seeks volunteers. (949) 548·9927 or (949) 548·8754. NEWPORT BEACH 1/1 ADOPT A MARINE BATTALION FUND The 1/1 Adopt A Marine Battalion Fund was created to accept donetions and to provide financial support for ongoing programs and events planned to show apprecl.•!ion to the 1 s1 Banallon 1st r larines, based at Camp Pendle i n. (949) 644·3124. NEWPORT E NATURALIST The Upper f\t >Ort Bay Nature Pre.erveis l• 11g for volunteers to aa1istwlth 1uralist-led tours and program pedal events end habitat rntn• •on projects. The lnt9f'Pretive ·1er is at 2301 University D· Newport Beam. (714)97~: NEWPORT El ACH CONFER£N1. Al«J VISITORS BUREAU The bureau is •tldlcated to the prometlon or the clty to potential vt.i1on. Volunteers with eJrtenalve kn<>wtedge of Newport 8-edl ere neoded. (949) 719-6100. NEWPORT BEACH U8RARY LITERACY PROGMM The program seeb volunteers to Mor adults who want to improve !t*r ,.adlng and writing skills. Yohlmaert will be oertlfted during HOLIDAY Continued from Al the MJdd.Le Easl weigh heavily on people's minds on the holiday. "It (isl menlioned at many Se· ders," she sald. "Even though it's supposed to be a happy time. We always sing a S<>ng that means in the corning year you'll be in Jeru· salem." LA. Police Cllief William Brat· ton said Wednesday that the de· panment will be on heightened al~n through the end of the holi· day. They have not received any specific threats. but the depart· ment has identified 500 pott~ntial targetll throughout Southern California. Including high-rise buildlngs, bridges, highways. Jewish community centers and synagogues. "I'm very glad and proud 10 ings to create a sexy. vibranl res· taurant, Mastro's spokesman Oli· ver Badgio S<Ud. Palrons will be able to enjoy the location by the sea in an in· door counyard with live Lrees aml a glass window system 1hat w11l le1 in IJ1e ou1sitlc air. rha1 sea air, and view. was one of lhe attractions to Crystal Cove, lhe restaurateurs said. "We actually saw Crys1aJ Cove in 1999 and we were so thrilled wi1h the loca1ion," Badgio said. .. II wai. reaJl)' what we thought \\':h ju~t a very unique o pportu· nit)• Lha1 we couldn't pass up." The growing i:ommunity of nearby homes is expet,ed 10 fur· ni:.h clientele for the restaurants. "One of the main reasono; was certainly the fact that it has that had no problem reading Lhe ad!., the game sta ts appeared so :.mall I was never able to make them uut. Bei:aust-I can't seC' the main scoreboard in right fie ld from my 20-game seal. I was never ure of the ball and strike count on lhe batters. the inning we were in, or even the score last Sunday. 'I he'>c are technical mauers. of cour~e. that can be fixed. I'm a hrtle less cenain that ad1ustmenrs in the advertii.lng philosophy behind rhem will be seen ai. neeJing foong. Bur from LhP b~gi.ruung, the main thrust of Moreno's efforts has been the well-being o f the fans who com e to ee the Angell> play. l( atlver11sing policies conflict \vitJ1 tha1 thrust. I'm sure he'll talce a hard look at them. In an anicle in the Los Angeles nmes Magazine last Sunday, he told reponer Bill Shaikin: "It's Markeung 101 . It's the same ba'ic Lhing. whether you're go111g 10 dinner or you're going 10 buy a pair of 'hoes or whatever. II you don't Rel good ser\"1ce. you're not com ing 1ra1ning workshops 1n the Friends Meeting Room at the Cenlral library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach (949) 717-3874 or literacy ~ciry.newporT·beach.ca. us. NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD The Ne wport Beacti Premiere Cinema Guild, whicti suppons the Newpon Beach Film Festival, is looking for new members. Interested candidates should want to help further an artistic and cultural heritage in the community and should have a love of cinema and a desire to raise awareness of the film festival. (949) 253·2880. NEWPORT BEACH, GENERAL PlAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Newport Beach City Council is seeking applications from residents or business owners to fill vacancies on the General Plan Advisory Committee. The committee meets from 7 to 9 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays in the Newport Beacti Police Department auditorium; 870 Santa Barbara. (949) 644-3005. NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC UBRMY FOUNDATION The library foundation needs extra handa to perform clerical duties, tudl as filing, organizing and stuffing envelopea. at the Central libr9ry, 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3890. NEWPORT BEACH THEATRE CO#IWfY The company needs volunteers to help with cottume design, sewing, make-up application, set construction, tedmical help, publicity, ltage management and backstage supervision. (949) 759-1046 or LKSaf@aol.com. NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Newport H•rbor Nautical Museom offers a number of volunteer opportunJtiet In the gift shop, 11 docents or receptionltta, with clerical wort and wfth fundraiaing events. Training it provided, (949) 676--8915. Ext. 107. NEWPORT-MESA YMCA The YMCA Meda • vtriety of 'When I go to my synagogue, I know there's security there. It's a sad commentary, but a necessary strategy.' Rabbi Martt Miler of Temple Bat Yahm ltve in a land where people are concerned for ow safery," Miller said. "When I go to my syna· gogue, I know there's securiry there. ll's a sad commentary. but a necessary strategy. ln thls day and age. you have to be realistic about what can happen." • MARISA O'NEIL covers education She may be reached at 1949) 574-4268 or by e·mail at marisa.onei/@llatimes.com. Crystal Cove residential commu· nity right behind it. .. BenoUno said. "I really like the idea tha t people can just walk down." In the center now is a mix of smaller shops and a few chain stores, and the new restaurants should mesh well with that, said Jenniler Heiger, spokeswoman for the Irvine Co., which owns Lhe shopping center: "We expect tha1 the reMau- rants will really round out what the center has to offer and it Will really be a complete package ar that point, .. she said. • ALICIA ROBINSON covers business. polrt1cs artd the environment. She mav be reached at 19491764-4330 or by e·marl at altc1a.rob1nson ii lat1mes.com. back." Mnybe choking on the ads that I am force-fed at Regal Theaters has over-ens itized my adverti'iing irritation plateau. After all. I've maoe my living m ost of my life for publications that depended on adveni ing revenue. o, I suppose tha1 if a huge ·Adelphia" staring at me from left field is the price I have to pay for Vladimir Guerrero. I can live with Lhat. I won't be able to ignore ii, but I can live with it. N. I write this while I await the Angels' opener in Seattle, I'm feeling some guilt thar I've been n it·picking a benefactor instead of celebrating the occasion I've waited for every Spring since I was a small boy in Indiana: an all-new. freshly minted. ever h opeful baseball ~eason. Who cc1res if ew n the cup holder' 111 front of the seals have ads on them as long as Bartolo Colon 1, pitching shutoutll and Vladimir Guerrero i h11ting home run~. •JOSEPH N. BELL is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdays. general volunteer help. (949) 642-9990. NEWPOR~MESASCHOOl FOUNDATION The foundation is looking for volunleers to help with fundraising effo11s. speaking opportunities. public events and occasional office work. (949) 631-4143. NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER A variety of jobs need to be tackled, including set construC1ion, ushering and mailings. Scheduling is fl11J<ible. with a two· to 20.hour commitment per month. The Newport Theatre Arts Center is at 2501 Cliff Drive. (949) 631-0288. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volunteers are needed to distribute prepared dishes to homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery time is between 11 :30 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. The center also needs volunteer nurses for its semi-monthly blood pressure screenings. The center offers this service between 9 and 11 a.m . the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Volunteers should commit two hours once a month or volunteer on a 1ub1ti1ute basis. The center is at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. OPERA PACIAC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a support group for Opera Pacific, hat activities for volunteers. (714) 548-6000. OPERATION CLEAN SlATt Operation Clean Slate, a Costa M ... ·baMd organization for gr•ffttl prevention. needs volun1eers to paint over graffiti Ind ottMr dutlet. Mlchtel Howard, (714) 436-0746. OCC NAUT1CN.. L1MARY Orange Coalt College's Sdlool of Salling and Seemanahlp Meds book donation• for Its Nautical Library. Thousands of volumn of boatlng·related tltl ... ,.. needed. The Scnool of S.illng end Seemanthlp i. at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beac:tt. (949) 646-9'12. tly Pilot ( tN re. uy, ! are 1iller yna- urity but day jstic ·ion. nu- lno hat : of ain nts aid 1an ms iU· 1at Vil] at I Daily Pilot ·l Thursday. Apnl 8. 2004 A5 Start With ComplimrnlJlry Cha,,,µgru; Mimusas anti Frtsh Oran1.r }utrr Smoktd Salmon with upm. Cream Chmr. Chopped EtJJ. &d Onions anti Mini &grb ' }ust-piclmJ Fitld Grmu Sa/ail wuh Roaittd Vrgttablts Gmtly 1imrd in a Raspbmy Vina1gm1t Crisp Gusar Sil/ad with Homrmadt Srasorud Crourom &by Spi111lCh Salad with Gm1mrliud Onions. Own-drieti Tom11tors, and Mushrooms 7imrd tn a litht Shaliat Vinatgrrttt AJsortrd Slictd Fmh Srasonal Fruu and Brmn Frrrhly Prrparrd California Roll.s Lt C11a1rau Asian Co/ti/aw with Srasonrd Cluckrn Entrtes Omrltts Madt To Ordtr PHOTOS BV KENT TRrPTOW /DAILY PILOT Jared Wigginton, a student representative of the California Public Interest Research Group, speaks about the cost of textbooks. Crup Bacon & Sausagr Ew Bmrdw Students fight book costs Btlgian Waffes with Maplt Syrup and Wlnpprd Cm1m Carwd Roast ?rimr Rib of Btrf and ug o/Lmnb Blt1ckrnrd Mahi Mahi with 8/JJ(k Bt1111 !:>~1/.sa 11nd Pico dr Ga/111 Rrluh Prices are too high and publishers are the ones to blame, group all eges. Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot UC IRVJNE -A student J.,'TOUp, backed by 500 college professors, announced Wednes- day that it is putting further pressure on textbook publishers to lower costs or make cheaper alternatives available. At a UC Irvine news confer- ence, members of the California Student Public Interest Research Group said that the average stu- dent pays about $900 for text- books each year. They accused one textbook publisher of driv- ing prices up and releasing newer. costlier editions more frequently than necessary. "It's lime for them to get their head out of the sand and admit there is a problem and engage in an open dialogue with students and faculty." said Jared Wiggin- ton, of the UCI student group. Students at lhc news confer- ence singled out Thompson Learning Inc .. which publishes a calculus textbook that costs $I Z2 on their websit e. The SIU· dent E,lfOUp has !>ent the pub- lisher le1tc rs. including one o;igned by 500 faculty member!> from 100 college!., urhring them IO take student co!>t!. into a<:· count. "People who are poor and having a hard time making ex· pc nses don't need to spend that much on textbooks." UCI math professor Howard Tucke r !>aid at the news conference. The grnup also called into question the company's practice of pricing books dilTerenlly in other market'\. In Canada, Lhcy "aid, Lhe same calcuJu:. textbook . costs the equivalent of $96 and just $59 in the United Kingdom. That's becau!.C students in those countries would never stand for the high pric:e Ameri- can sn1dcnts accept as some- thing they feel is an u navoidable pan of college life. Tucker said. If students here made faculty members aware of the high text· YOUR DENTAL HEALTH by Deedreea Rich, D.D.S. BRAND NEW TEETH lmp&-1 Tech°°'°lf ~ l\:oplt wlm •rr m"""f. "°"'< "' •II of 1hm trr1h """' h•>r c•uJC" 10 """"'"tr con11dr1 ompl•no l'rublrnl\ lln h •• ft'luccrntr 1t1 \lt11lr. dotlirnlo) Ntong ccrt•rn ftwkl<. 1h1hing lt"t'tlo, imbabooftd bur, 1•w 11wn. •nd how ~ frd •OOut ntrr«"lvn un Ii.-ch•n1-..-.l wnh 1m11'•nn. Adv:inctmt'nu on tht' <CK'ntt ,,f g1•ong pcoplr nrw J>rtmanrn1 1rr1h •llOW\ individuals ro •pcU and rat fllfl ., thry dod bcfuft' thty l~t their ml ttttlr. tYWer 1ppoontmrnu. shonrr crr»rmrnt and helling rimt, ron1fon. •nd n1orr narural appc:a.nncr :m IOtM addonooal hcntlirs. Ir you ha>T qursiioni about in111l•nu. ralk to ui Wt11 l'K' happy m drtellU what thi• new rrchnology miglir do for~" 1m1k. ~'"fi your dtn1al hnlrh. fttl wrloorm 10 all for •n appoontmt'nl with Di Ri~h ar (?4?) 640 ~6RO. Wr arc locartd tt 1441 Mocido A~ . Suitt ~08. Ntwpon Rnt.h. .. .. hook costs, he ·said, professors could choose other melhods. For his math classes, Turker has crl'ated source materials on his website. Students don't have 111 buy any textbooks. The group's other main cu11· cern is that the publisher is re- leasing newer editio n!> before new material justifies major re- vision!>. Jamal Siddiqi, a llCI math major. said he usl'd the fourtJ1 edition of the calculus book and saw few changes in the new fifth edition. despite a roughly $40 price difference. "Is it really fair for students to pay extra for a few extra math prohl erno;·?" Wigi,".into n said. Wcd1wsday·s announcement followed a study about textbook costs till' California Student Puulic l11terest Research (;roup rell'a!>cd in January. A month later. Thompson I lighl'r Educa- tion announced that ii was re- leasing a series of lower-cost lcxthonks. A ~pokeswoman denied at the time that Lhat the line was :r re· suit of the study. But UCI Mu- dents feel like their voice!. and letters art• being heard. "Al leaNt we're 0 11 their radar," said Z2-ycar-old socioloh'Y major famie Dnw. Dr. Howard G. Tucker, a mathematics professor at UC Irvine, also spoke at the new conference. WE THINK TJlUST IS EARNED. .,. 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Alicia Robinson Da1lyP1lot In l..eep111g wi1h the uffirc .tnd n•tail 1111\ of thr area, a nl'w huilding heing n1111-otnic1<•d a1 1he n1rm·r ol lrvuw A\'1·nu1• .md 17th '\lrl'l'I will hou,t• mainly relail ..,pan: with 'i m11· ol lin• 'pau · 1111 till' w1·011d Ooor. nil' building rl'plat"l''> a Coco\ rC'-.taurant thdt 11n-11p11'tl the "'l' from ,1rnund l'Hi(J u1111I la1-o1 y1·ar. lh·wluper H1ch.1rd 1>1ck & rh'tUClilll'\ \\Ill also rl'1111vate tht' f'lci~t in~ huilcling on the ,itt', callc•d Wt:,lchtT ~lklrl'. t.011!>tnll'l11111 tor huth will rn't .ebout $:.! million. H1chanJ nwk & "''"'1c1.11l' .. ,., on tlw H'rgt• ol l1•a,i11g tht' 1ww hu1ld111g to a retail u 1111- p<111y thal wuulc.J open it~ fir..t Or.mgt· Lounty loratinn tlwrt'. propt'rt\' 111a11<1gl'r r.tl'laem• HnAA' .... ml < >nt• rocnp.iny •~ l11ol111g .11 trlk11tg mu ... 1 111 1lw h111lcl111.:. RrlKJ.:' 'did. hul .,hl' ra11'1 lldllll' till' c11111p.111v ht·l•Hl' Lill' lea't''> art' 'ol>:ell'd. 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'hl' '>.1itl "A lot ol pn1ph• \\,llllt'l.l to p111 .motht'r rl''lauranl bal'k 111 hue \\I' dide1't go wi1h 11·,1a11ra111 hl'l'at1'1' 1111 parl..111g n·quirenll'nt "..,o high." ri ll' building ... hould ht• u 1111pl1•11· \\1lh .i IL·eia111 rno\\·d hi hvAug. I. ''w ... aid. NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA I ll're are ~ome lll'nl' 111 he 1·un.,1dt"rt'd br the Pl.11111111~ < ommi,,ion tonight SENIOR HOUSING .\ rt•1:011111g uf a '\ ·a1 re 'lie borclt•rt•d b) '1n ~111_~Ut'I Dme, ~n JIJ.14u111 I till'> Ho.tcl. Avocado Avenue and ~lac:Anhur Ho ull'V-.trtl could paw lhl' w.i) fur murl' 'enior housmg m the dry. Planmng C11111mi"1onrr'> to111gh1 ,.,,11 run~ider whC'ther tu <Utlend the uty\ ~encrnl pl.in 10 l h.mge tht' '>lie lrom open '>pace 111 mull i ·fan11ly n·,1dc·ntial WHAT TO EXPECT 'i1aff memlwr' haw rC'commcndetJ 1ha1 Lhe counnl approve the land·U.'l' de~i!(J1ation for tlw now vacant !>ite If rommi~1oner'> follow thi<. rt'Commend<ll con, the C11y Lound l will con...,der the 01.lltl'r latl'r NEW MEDICAL OFFICES A traffic study could dear Lhe way for J new 16.500-squarc·foot oflkc buildin~ at the corner of Old Ncwpon HouJevard a11cl I lospitaJ Road. The developer would demolish Lhr huilding .tt 401 Old 17STREET BEAUTY C ENTER '11it Largest, r wst, r rWuJTust 'Buw ty Supp(y & fuUSeroiaSalcm In Orarwt County 0pm 7 en"· <949) 642-11 11 °"'l'\\)1tlrl Hhd. dlltl rq1l,1tf' II ,,1tJ1 tilt' nt'\\ 'trur1ur1• to llllu't' 111l'llll .1l 1111iu·' Jlld ntlwr \l'r\ 111'' WHAT TO EXPECT "lr<lllil Cllll\lllt.1111 l''tiltlolll·d 1h.11 till' Ill'\\' h111ld111g < 011ld ,1dd .1h11ul -1:l l Ill'\\' tJr inp ... per d.i~ 111 he .Ul'.1, \\ 11 h 14 111 llHht' trlJI" d11n11g 111om111g peal.. de 1v1· 111111·, and Sh tlun11~ t'' 1·11i11g P'"'~ dm 111g 11111r., Pl.i11ni11g Lo1111111''Hllll'f\ ma\' or 1113} 1101 u111,id1·r thi-. <in c•p1.1hlt• NEWPORT TECHNOLOGY CENTER An 111•m rontinurd from 1he 1 • ..,1 mn·ttng could dr1c·rm111r \\hcther ,, l>u1hJing at 500-540 Superior A\'l' l·.111 change from ,1n 111du,1nal .ind n•-.e.1rd1 and developrnent u't'' into .1'>JI.Ile1h.11 can Jllo\\ mun· gl•nernl offin · <ip.1te ll1e matter \\as t mllinuec.J after plannm~ romm1v.wnr rs dt>ddcd th.11 funlwr traffic .. 1udy wa' nee<ll'U. WHAT TO EXPECT {,reenhght leaders hJve m.1de .rn l"lll' out of this building. aJl(lling tha1 the 1un111g change i' c1 way to c1rcumven1 the (;rt•enJigltl la~\. Thl·rc\ likely 111 bt• ... omc d1c;cu"1011 on th1' matter and 11 ' FYI •WHAT: Meet mg of 1he Newport Beach Planning Commission •WHEN: 6.30 p,m . tonight • WHERE: City Council Chaml.Jers at City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd. •INFORMATION: Agendas ,111d staff reµorts are available at http:/lwww.c1ty.newport·beach ,;a tJS; ror mformateon by phone, call 1949) 644-3200 hl..t'ly that till' di" 11"11111\\Ill1 t•111i•1 ''" 1r.1flk NEWPORT SPORTS MUSEUM 1 lw :'\:l0 Wp11rt !)port' ~h1M•11111. .11 100 N1•wpor1 l '1•111cr I >ri\'l'. \\'a 111' 111 L''Jland 111111 dn L1djan•n1 ... uit wlll'rt' cl lw.1lth duh 110\\ 'II' But to do '>II will n•4111n· ,1 g1meraJ plan am1·11clml·n1 l>l't"au'>t' tlw hL0.thh·dub properly 1~ 1.011rd for ad111i111 ... 1ra11w. profc.,~io11ul and financial. WHAT TO EXPECT .,tall member., recommt>nded 1h,11 rumm1~ionl'rs approve the request i\nd hecau .. c it'~ not in ii residential area. the mJtter could he appruvl'cl with ht lie d1c,cus ... irm or 1.:ontrowr-.y BEST PRIC ES • B EST SERVICE • NEW AlluvAI.S OF BEST SELECTION ~1\1 +dhalto g ii: Daily Pilot AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Cotta Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail to lu/11.p,ma@latimes.com; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. THURSDAY Hoeg Ho9pital will prMent. community education class on #ls Insomnia Keeping You Upr presented by Or. Paul Seledty at 6 p.m. at the.Hoag Hpspltal Conference Center in Newport Beach, Information and reservations: 1800) 514-4624, ~ttp:l!Www.hoaghospital.org. Upper N.wport Bey will .,,...nt #Our Big Badt Yard;' animal ambassadors from North America from 1 to 2:30 p.m. et the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center, 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. Information: and reservations: (949) 923·2276. Th• Thur9dey Momlng Women's Club will present singer lee Stern during its monthly friendship lunctieon at noon at the Radisson Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $23. Information: (949) 645-9555. The Coast Community College District's chapter of the American Assn. for Women in Community Colleges will host "Alzheimer's Disease Exposed# with best-seUing author and senior care advocate Jacqueline M arcell. The event will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m . in the Robert B. Moore Theater, Orange Coast College. 2701, Fairview Road. Orange Coast. TI<:tets cost: $10 to $15. Information: (714) 438-4655. FRIDAY The Inventors Forum wm host • panel ofexperts on #Frequently Asked Questions about Inventing," at 7 p.m. at the science lecture hall at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Tictets cost $5 to $15. lnfonnation: (7141540-2491. SATURDAY Lynde Milfto will sign h., new book. "Mafia Wife: My Story of Love. Murder and Madness:· at 2 p.m. at Barnes and Noble Booksellers, Metro Pointe. 901 B South Coast Drive. Information: (714) 444-0226. The city of Newport BNc:h end the Eastbluff Village Center will host the 21st annual Spring Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Eastbluff Park, 2555 Vista del Oro, and at Eastbluff Village Center, 2500 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beacti. The event will feature musical entertainment, kids crafts, face painting and a limited number of complimentary photos with the Easter Bunny while. Information: (9491644-3151. The Balboa Village Busln ... Improvement District will host the first annual "Easter by the Sea" celebration from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the public parking lot on the corner of Balboa Boulevard and Palm Street. The event will feature live entertainment, photos w ith the Easter Bunny raffles and contests. Information: (9491723-1516. UC Irvine Ubfariff will ho1t #Gestures of Life: Martha Graham's Legacy Through the Lens of Barbara Morgan" at 5:30 p.m. in the langson library on campus. The event will highlight the legacy of dance ctioreographer Graham through rare photographs. Information: (949) 824-5300. ·Meul Jam 20CM" •n old·IChool metal concert benefiting the Cure Autism Now Foundation will be from 8 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. at Hogue Barmictiaels, 3950 Campus Drive, Newport Beacti. Some of the bandl scheduled to 1ppear Include the Iron Maidens. Wrathchlld, Metal 101 and Sabotage. Information: http:/..WWW.cureautismnow.com. http:l..WWW.metaljam.cre.eping deathonline.com. MONDAY "Glutamnt Recepton on the Move: Implication tor Syn1pticr Ptasticity" will be a lecture by Or. Roger A. Nicoll, professor of phy1iology and cellular and molecular pharmacology at UC San Francisco. The event wlll take place at 4:15 p.m. at Tamkin lecture Hall. UC Irvine. Information: (949) 824-6264. The O,.nge County 86-n Singles monthly m~ting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 Par1c Ave. The featwf9d slide presentation wilt be highlights of a trip throogh the Alps. The cost is $2 for dinner. Bring your own eating utensils and beverage. Information: (714) 963·6345. TUESDAY The UC Irvine Ubfan" Speaker Series and Orange County Reads One Book will present "The Immigrant Experience: Bridging . Two Worttis:' The event will feature Firoozeh Dumaa, author of "Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing Up lrani1n In America:' The event will begin at 6 p.m .. and a book signing will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Monarcti Bay rooms A and B in the UC Irvine Student Center. Information and reservation: (949) 824-5300. Hoeg Hospital will otr.r preMnt • community education claas on the "Management of Osteoporosis" at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624. WEDNESDAY The Friencb of Orange Coast College's library will host Its annual spring book sale from 9 to 10 a.m. for members of the Friends of the Library and from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. for students and the general public in front of the temporary library facility in the pariting lot off Adams Avenue. at OCC. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Most hardbacts will be sold for $2. and paperbacts for 50 cents. Book donations for the sale are still being accepted. Information: (714) 432-0202 e>ct. 21058. Hoeg C.ncer Center's lung e11ncer support group will present a discussion on #Chemotherapy for Lung Cancerff by nurse Carolyn Hendrix. The event will be from 6:30 to 8 p.m . at Hoag Cancer Center. conference room A in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (9491 760-5542. Nike will host • Club Run for walkers to marathoners at 6:30 p.m. at Niketown In Triangle Square, 1875 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The Club Run will feature trainers who will assist runners, along with product giveaways, trying on shoes for a trial run and an after-party with food and beverages. Information: (888) 252-6453. APRIL 15 UC Irvine will host "Understanding the Columbia Shuttle Accident~ with Stanford University's Douglas O. Osheroff, recipient of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Physics. Osheroff, a member of the spaoo orbiter's investigation board, will discuss the efforts taken to determine the root causes of the accident. The event will take place at 3:30 p.m . in Rowland Hall, Room 101 at UCI. Information: (949) 824-6216. Hoeg Women'• Heetth S...Vlces will offer a community education class on "Continence and Other Pelvic Floor Concerns:' Or. Matthew Clarit will present the class at 6 p.m. in the Hoag Fine Furniture • Beds • Fabric & Trims ... everything at below warehouw prices! New merch.lndiM' urivft daily • hurry In for bnt selection! Enjoy uvings of 15 °/o to 50°/o off DINING ROOM • LIVING ROOM • BEDS LAMPS • FABRICS • FLORALS • ACCESSORIES " _ ._ .............. ,...__-,-hi 292~ AJ,.....y, S11.h~ A, C-. M-Ca 92626 (714) 979-6679 Op<n M-Oncfly • Sa1u1d.ly 10:00 a.m. ·•:JO pm. ·~ ...... ......,.::-......... -. .,._.,.,.... ___ ~---.. .... --..,.. ..... .._.._.. __ .._.._._.._... ______ ._.~----.... ----...... Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 614-4624, http://wtvw.hoaghocpital.org. the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Serles at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. There will Mother'• Marbc wMI ho9t •Feng be live music and a buffet dinner. Shui Your Way,# a free seminar by Tlctets oost $55. Information: Sandi~Miller. from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m .. 1n the Patio Cafe. The maritet Is located at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information and reservations: 1800) 5~7. Round Table Welt wtM ho9t 1 luncheon with guests Kathleen Sharp, author of "Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood: Edie and Lew Wasserman and their Entertainment Empire.ff Jim Jorgensen, auth9r of "'It's Never Too late to Get Rich;' and Julienne Smith, author of •Food 'tor Talk:" The luncheon will begin at noon at the Newport Beacti Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. Tid(ets cost $45. Information and reservations: (3231 256-7977. The Environmental Nature Center's founder Robert House will lead a free walk through the center's 14 native plant communities. The event will be from 12 to 1 :30 p.m . at the Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St .. Newport Bead\. Information and reservations: (949) 645-8489 APRIL 16 The Dal1i lame. recipient of the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize. will speak on "Ethical Self-Awareness and Personal Transformation" from 4 to 5:30 p.m . at UC Irvine's Bren Events Center 901 Mesa Road, Irvine. Tictets cost $12, $25, $40, and $95. Information: (949) 824-5000. Pacific View Memori•I Pili< will host the Vietnam Wall Experience. a 240-foot. three-fourths scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The opening ceremony starts at 10 a.m . at 3500 Pacific View Drive, Corona def Mar. Information: (949) 644·2700. Th• Newport S..ch Public Library Foundation will present Anthony Zinni, retired four-star general and former head of the U.S. Central Command, as part of • (866)301-2411 , dsls@we1tern..<:Jirect.com. h"p:l..WWW.newportbeachlibrary. org. lh• American legion. Newport Harbor Poat 291 will be celebrating its 80th anniversary with a blact-tie gala celebration at 7 p.m . at the legion's Great Hall, 215 15th St.. Newport Beach. Information: (949) 673·5070. APRtl 17 The Ametktln lung Aun. will be celebrating its 100th anniversary at the ninth Annual Big Breathe Easy at 6 p.m. at the Double Tree Hotel Orange County Airport. Funds raised by the event will be used to send disadvantaged asthmatic ctiildren to summer camp and tor education purposes. Information: (714) 835-5864, icoolc@oclung.org. The Pllnot Educ•tlon end Adoption Center, a nonprofit organization, will have a seminar on keeping a sexually mature parrot as a pet. From 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Balearic Community Center. 1075 Balearic Drive. Costa Mesa. Cost is $15.00 for nonmembers. All proceeds benefit rescued parrots. Information 1949) 631-3606; http://www.peac.org. Orange County artist Robert A. Hansen will be present for an opening reception and book signing for his book #Yucatan Passages:· The reception will be from 1 to 4 p.m. et the Susan Spiritus Gallery. 3929 Birch 51 .. Newport Beach. Information: (949) 474-4321 , http://www.susan piritusgallery.com. UC Irvine will host •c.tebrat• UCI 20CM," an open house that will feeture campus tours. Earth Day festivities. the Wayzgoose Medieval Faire, e car show and ctiildren's carnival rides. The event will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at UCI. lnformation:l949) 824-5182. Thursday, Aor1l 8, 2004 A7 ' ' I • ,, #' I • , • PRIX FIXED 3 COURSE DINNER MENU from$16.95 Monday · Saturday • 5:30 p.m. · 10:()() p.m. R estaurant & Jazz C lub -----esuo11sned In 1962------ ZAGATRATED Steaks and Seafood LIVE JAZZ -In Our Lounge - a~er9:30pm Steaks• Seafood• Cocktails '"' /(,,,,, ,,,,,.,,. '·"' ... ,, 1· • • ••• (91'J) ,, ... 6 7<)1/f ,ua 11r ,,,.rv1«' c I ',,., ' I'\ I flt 1\\ , •• c "'' ·• i\1. 'I '"Ni~ 1!11 I 111rruinmt•nt'" ,, . . BASTIDEAUX HOME INTERIORS · Custom Furniture • Cisco Brothers Upholstery · Lamps • Accessories • Design Services Open to the public· Discounts to the tTIUk Stonemill Design Center 2915 Redhill, Suite 8103, Costa Mesa CA 92626 OPEN TUF.S-FRJ I 0-5 (7 14) 540-5959 THERE'S A NEW URGENT CARE IN TOWN ••• AND IT1S HERE TO SERVE YOU! GRAND OPENING Saturday, April 1 7'" from 12-Spm • Refreshments • Uve Music • Health Fair • Free Gifts • Raffle Prizes IVfijeiit CAR£ I 000 Bristol St. North. Suite 1-8 Newport Beach. CA 9 2 660 (across from Pascal's In Plaut Newportl 949-752-6300 www.urgentcareinc.com Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-8pm Sat & Sun: 9am · Spm ...... -, .. •. :-.··~·:=&:>""t· .. ---.. ·.·-· .... -.... ~..io ...... ~·-·~ ...................... __ , 11 I• ' .... ~ . - Al Thursday, April 8, 2004 Daily Pilot FORUM HOW TO GET PUBLISHED -L4rtters: Mail to Ed1to.rial Page Editor Lolita Harper at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • Aeedert Hodlne: Call (~l 642-6:096 Fax: ~n? to (949) ~170 E·mall:Send to dailyp1/ot•<il/atimes.com •All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the nght to edit all subm1ss1ons for clarity and length. EDITORIAL New bill could . help save lives A ssemblyman Tom Harman from neigh ho ring Hunlington Beach is l1111~ing IO heef up thc trajning ol lift•guards lhroughout < .al1fo rnia. I le is pushing a hill that wo uld n·quirt· lil'l·guard 1ra111ing across 11w ).late 10 llll'l'I a more stringl'nt se1 of .. 1a11dards, s<:'l hy the l lnitcd Stalt'S Ufesaving Assn. ·nw hiJI i!> sponsored by the Newpor1 Hcach Ufcguard A:-s11. A). i1 i' now. the \!alt' has .;l•t 110 111a11da1l'd t1a1111ng -,tandards ur rl'gula11011-; for lifl·guc.1rd' o n 111i11im111n 1r;1111ing n·cl'iVl'd 111 1·qu1p1111·111 ll .. l'd . While• 1ra i11i11g i-. top-1101rh i11 many uf o ur l'oastal cit il''· -.11d1 "' N1'\\l)Ort Bl'arh. 1ha1 -..11 ne lt·vd is nol lht• srnndard aero-.:. tlil' hoard. Traini11g i' nut t•vt•n the .. anw for lilC'gu.irtf, from om• end of th1· l'l lY 10 till' othl'r. Some -.1n·ldll'' an· 01wra1t•d and 111aintai11l'd by tht· city whih· !ht• rt•.;1 i.\ c·o n1 rollt·d by tht• .,1;111'. l)(1c·!> !hat male it !>afn 10 .,wim from O llt' block tu tlil• llL'>.t? II -.hould11'1. 'I ha1\ what make!> I larman':. id1•a a ~olid o m'. Anyone living h1•11• .. 1t11uld lw able IO know tht•y n 11 1 1ravd anywhe n.' up .111d tln\,·11 tht· coa.,I and find !Ill' .. am1· l .. nowll·dgl·ahll' r arl'. Sadly. thl'rl' wtll hl' a diffe rent numhcr of lifeguards wntching from dty 10 city a nd bcal'h to hL·:Kh. State beaches arC' perilously low on lifeguards because of tht· .,tate's budget l'risis. Thl' state Depa rtment o f lkad1es and Parks Lherefore is asking swimnwrs and hcachgoers to take extra care as it alway-. -.houJd. I he occ.•a11 i-; a dangerou!. place -cspecially if you an.' not trained to handle it. Just last year. while Newport Bl'ar h was fortunatc to he free of any drowni11K'· the Pat'ific ( lccan daimt•d four liws on I lu111inl{to n Be.wh. The majority of 1lwi.1· happenl•tl when no lifeguard Wit!> on tluty. I hl're will be.· fc.".w r lifeguard:. on duty -a nd fur less tinw t•ad1 yl'a r with all 1he cutbacks, .. n swimmers nl.'ed to takl· l'Xtra t:aulion and l>cachgoers who do 1101 luiow how lo -;wim 'huuld 1101 go in 1lw waler when tlll'rl' ,., no li[eguard present, But during 1lw height of :.ummcr. when all thl' tower., arc lllillllled. lwarhgoers 'hould he sccun· in the fat·t 1ha1 Califo rnia -all the ci1y and slale lwad1e!> -have expc11 ly-1r..1i11ctl lif<'>-,'llartls watching owr !hem. I larman':-hill would guaran1ec that. which make:. i1 a plan well wunh hacking. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Tearing apart the airport debate W ow. my h•111·r ah11111 JllHllll)o: tlll' 'llhJl't't Ill .111.111p11rl .11 l·I l11ro t11 lwd .1ppt.•.1r. 111 havt• d1111l' ju~I 1111' op po,111•. 1-rom 1lw lorw 111 1111• ll'lll'l '" llt'r'> who n-sp11nd1•tl 10 my 11·111·1. I t •~ 11hv1nw. tha1 11111· 'hnuld lll'Vt•r tlt'n "' 1l'11g111n, p111i1il'' or .111 <11rp11r1 J I I .I l11ro. I Ju 11mh-r,tand hm~ ,11 011g .m• fl'd111g' .111d how t.l1.·1·ply lwld an· hl'ht'I~ 1111 hol h ~uh·).. 11111 I do h ,1Vl' to 11•,p1111d, h1•1·,111\t' tlw 1hni,1 of my original h'lll'r w;c, 1hat ti ll' ''-'lit' of John Wa ynr Airpon , thl' 1-..,ue of an .rirport at 1 .. 1 'IC1ro and 1hc is.-.uc• ur ( lrangl' ( :11u111y'i. l'COllOlllY hatl hl'C'll lurnp1•d IOl(l'lhcr and .m· really 'cparnh· i"uc>.,. ·ml· kllt•r-. re,pondmg 111 me once agam '('('m to pile <tll three 1-..\llt!S togctlwr. I .(:ts gel Orange < :ounty's ern110111ic viabil ity out of the way first. I will never believe that thl' re:.idents of N('wporl Beach who voted for lhc Gn'enlight no·i,trowth u1itiu1ivl' and who vowel down a pmpo~ed l'i~ht ·story office huJlding near thr Irvine bord er art• in the least 1n1t•re!.led in the rounty'.o; l't'OllOmic SUCC(''i ... So let's drOJ) that one right now. < >nc writer ~tatt.•d 1hat all one hnd lo do at EJ Tom was to tum 011 thl' liw1i... I haw lwcn a clo~e 11hi.c:rvrr ol airport dcvelopmc111 for -t!i year-; and far from merely turning on lhC' lil(hts, billions of dollar~ anti yl'al"\ of work would halll' beC'n n.·qum•d IO turn El To m in111 a cununercial airporl. Anti I am really tired of cvl'ry 1wr<>11n i11 fav11r of an airpon at I I Taro smh.k nly lwcoming a night mm· t'Xpt·rt. l.et's put Oight 1011e' to hetl right n11w. At Los /\ngt•h•<, lt1ll'rltitli1111aJ. the dty or l.o:-. Anl{el1•, hough I and cleared m il all of till' home~ in Playa dcl llcy lwtwt•1·11 1he airport and the l'acifir < Jccan, E,'lving airlines a compl1•tl'ly clear path for lakeolT -over opc1l"ficld~ and 1he 11rean. Whal do pilots do? To !.ave t inw and tu :-.;we fuel Lhey rnakl' a qurcl right tum from Lhc nonh nrnway-; riKhl over the community of Westchester and a quick left lurn from Lhe soulh runways right over the dty of El ~gundo. Pll•a.st' don't tell me ;1ho111 fligh1 pa1h ... An airp11rt at 1:1 Toro might havt> worked 111 1960. but it was far too late hy 1900. I have seen rc1>ons on an ahcrnativc airport for the pa.~t :111 years, and PJ Toro was always ruled out. Ca.mp Pendl1•1on is .. 1111 the best. Now, let\ discuss something more peaceful, Ii.kc RepubUcans versus Oemocrats. MARTIN A. BROWER Corona del Mar CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY OF COSTA MESA Coste Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. CA 92626, (714) 764-5223 M-vor: Gary Monahan ~: Libby Cowan, Allan Mensoor, Mike S<:neafer and Chri1 Steel CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beech City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beech, CA 92883, (949) IJ44..3309 ~Tod Ridgew8y Counol: Gery Ademt, Steve Bromberg, John Heffernan, Die* Nlc:hol1, Steven Rountlcy end DonWebb GOVERNOR Arnold S<:nwarzenegger (R), State Capitol. Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 445-2841 E-mail: govemor@(JOvemor.ca.gov PRESIDENT George W. Bush (Rl. White Houae, 1600 Pennaytvenia Ave .. Welhlngton, D.C. 20600 preslc#ntl!J whltehouN.gov. VICE PRESIDENT Didt Cheney (A), Cephol Building, Suite 212, Wnhlngton, D.C. 20600 ~.prnldtlntflwh/f9houH.(/OV. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT M.H. Millard doesn't see himself as a gadfly, but a concerned c1t1zen. He argues that if people don't show interest in the city's banner ordinance -which revolves s1gnage at youth sporting events -now. they might be sorry in the future. A banner day for city hall gadflies By M.H. Millard A n article abou1 banncn. in the city n.·fcr-. IO me a'I a "c(luncil gadOy" ("Banner will -.1ay through ..cason.~ WedneMJay). My dictionary tkfint~ gadOy a~ a "usually intentionally annoying pcr..on who stimuJates or provoke~ other-. t.'Specially by irrilating criticism." In the public mind. the tenn often conveys 1lw pi1.1ure of an individ11al who !>how~ up al nwctings. perhap:. wc<1ring a ryntmid hat, to rant and rave about soml'thing tJiat the person ii. fixated on or to criticize just about everylhing ju .. 1 to he l'ritical. It even conjures up a piclllll.' of '>Omeone who i., talking to the wondl'rful :.pace hrolhers. Although I do volunteer a lot of my lime hotJ1 officially (on official city m mmittees) and unofficially lo hl'lp makl' ( :osta Ml'"l a nicer place. I may not lit tJ1e popular definiti on of thl' tcnn gadfly. I.et ml' t·xplain. Just bcforl' I he City Council election abuut four yl'ar'I> .1g11. ;1 number of 11i. in lhc city, who fl'll lhl' crty W<L'> on thl' wrong track. <k>t:ided 10 s1..•e if Wl' rnukl help rnakl' (.0,1.1 l\·1e"1 a nicer plan• 111 ltve. Our ml'lhod Wit' to heconll' actiw in the communily and to do:.cly w.1l('h what was heing done in our local h'l>vemmenl ;u1d to offer our :-.uggc'\ti1111s where a11d wlll'rt appropnatt•. I believe most of these ac11vi"'" would prohahly awee with me tJ1a1 government 1:-0 of. by and for the 111."0plc:. II is nol them and us. We are part ol ii anti we nc:ed to stay engaged and wt· rwt•d to participate. ·nie political pron'' i' a rontact spon. One eilher takes 1Jw field to try to muvc things in Lhc righ1 direction or one is lcfl 10 whine after the foci abou1 how "powerless" d 1i7.cns arc. Improvement-minded reside11ti. then looked for polilical i:andidat~ who !>hared our view that Costa Mesa should be a nicer place. We fiN helped one per~on, who vinually no onl' lhou_rht wa-. 1·h'rlahle, get C'lcc1t·d. 'l\.vo year~ 1<11er we did the same 1hing again. Along thl' way. many of 1he:.c improvement-minded rt:!.idents (including me) volunteerc<l Lhcir timt· for various city commiuces and in many otJ1cr ways. Lime pcrmilling, consciously worked for a bener cily. Of course, trying to help Lhe tity be nicer isn't just a one !.hot deal. Every time tJ1c City Council meet!>, somelhing important about thi). cily is discussed and dt•ddt.'CI upon. It lx•hooves rcsidl'nts In allcnd these meetings and 10 speak oul on v.irious imponant issues if they w;mt to help shaiw our city. 'llloSt> who don'I panicipate may 1101 know whal the Lily Council is doing and may be surprist.'CI by what ha.c; hccn done. Fur ex.ample, many residenls seemed tu wdke 11p one day a fow muntJlS ago and 1hc 1001 Newpon pmjt'Ct had been pa......l'<I hy the City Council. Suddenly, some rt'Sidents startl'd rnmplaining that tlw City Council had i.omehow sneaked i.omething by these rt'Sidents. Nonscn:-.e. I knew ahout the project more than a Yl'ar hdorc it was passed :md frec1ucn1ly .,poke aho111 it. lnesc 111hcr re-idcnL<; could have also known had thl'Y !>imply hct'n laking pan in making this <W'liccr city. I ~poke 10 a residt•nl tht• other day who was complaining ahcmt variou' prohlem~ in hi" nl'iJ4iho rhood. I le went on and on about thi-; or tJ1a1 and how the city doesn't do anything and hnw he w:t-. fed up and 1ha1 lw had seen 1hesc problems for a long time. I finally asked him if he had ever aucnded a City Couru.:il meeting. I le hadn't. I asked if he could name even one Ci ty Cow1cil member. I le couldn't. I tht:n poinled out lh<tl he lived about a slrt.-ct away from a Cil y Council member. I stL'lpccl there arc too many residl'nts standing out Lherc howling at Lhe moon instead of trying to solve problems. lhe READERS RESPOND most relcvnnt government is city government. II is where residents can really make a tlifference. Somelimes when you try to make 1hings nicer you are called names such a.' gadOy. That's just part uf the political dance. Some don't w;ui1 IO see the city improved and others have various political agendas and bia.c;e. or have different ideas about what is bc~t for the city. Some wiU try to stop you from speaking out with name·calling. If you're so timid that you can he i111imidated by a little name calling. then perhaps you shouldn't take part in local govemmenl. The swry go1 it right about my cmnmenL-. on the proposed banner ordinance. Whil e everyone was focusing on banner.., Jler se, the Adminislrdtivc ~rvices, Dcpanmentll>-Jrks and Becreatio n Division slipped a defini tion of"athle1ir fi eld" into the ordinance Lhat now make\ vinually every piece of ground owned, leased or used by Lhe city into an athletic Cield. The lawn in front of City I tall even seems 10 come wider the definition of an athletic field. This overly broad delinh111n may spell trouble for those who want quiet. attmctive n.>sidcntial ncighborhomb. Under Lhis propo~ed ordinance, Lhr city can pack spons inlo every schoolyard and park in the city along wilh large hanners hanging off the fences. And, many of 1hosc playinl{ 1hcse pon~ may not even he from C~1s1a Mesa. If nongadllies suddenly find that they have spons events of all types, including -;emi -profcs.'iionaJ soccer games played by tho~ Imm dis1an1 cilies, In Lhe park next door. <md if these nongadllies look out their window; and sec large commercial banners instead of trees. they shouldn't whine. IL'U be too late. lhey should have tx.>en gadmes when they had a chance to change the outcome. • M.H. Ml..lARO 1s a Costa Mesa resident. It takes suggestions to improve village AT ISSUE: What impro~ements to Corona del Mar should be the first in line? way It should be and not artiftdaJ like DUneyla.nd. I think it would be IOYely to haw harWnl t.keta or hanging ~on eome of the lip po1t1, it would be ftlY pretty-but to keep It simple. but not OW!l'done. IMDltA IAllMCIYAN Corona del Mar would have room for the 10.lane freewsy we wW 100n need after Ibey buOd a couple Qf 5,000 room lmury hoteltimelhu-. 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CA 1)2()(1 I (949) ·qx. \(),1 I • (tJ.N1 "i-lX l )..W la\ (IJ-ltJ) )-lX XO(~ M11'.rl' M1111,1ry • 1•J-llJ) )-lX-7 l'JX Prl',d1oul Sunday Morning Worship Service at 9: 15 a.m. Sunday St·hool at 9:]0 a.m. C hildcare available HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE Maundy Thursday Seder Meal & Service April M. 2004 at 6:00 p.m . Good Friday Service of Darkness April 9, 200~ at 7:00 p.m. Easter Sunday Worship Services April 11 . 2004 a t 9:00 a.m. and 11 :00 a.m. REJOICE, AND CELEBRATE NEW LIFE ON EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 11 ! ~~ THE DAY OF R~~llllRE[Tl~Il 6:30 a.m . -Sunrise Serv in~ o n the beach a t 14th Street Bring .vour own beach c hair or bla nke t. Tl11: Ba lhn;i Fein \\'i ll opl'll ;11 ti:OO ;rm on Ea:-;tcr Sumfov 8:30 a.m. -In forma l Eas t~r Worship in the Sanctua ry (n iLh the Sacre111e111 of Holy Co11n11union) 10:00 a.m. -Eash't~ Wo rship in the Sanc tuary (\v ith 1he Sacren1en1 of Ba pt isrn) plus Child Care & Sunday School for c hildren and youth Re/'res'1111e111s and /cJ/0111 .... hip a/ier each service Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist also offers ... ./C HILDREN'S CENTE R 7 a.m. to 6 p .m., M-F Pho ne -(949) 673-8233 ./ YOUTH FELLOWSHIP ./ BIBLE STUDIES ./ 12-STEP MEETINGS (AA a nd NA) For more information contact: Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist 1400 West Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach (949) 673-3805 -··-. . . . . . . .. " ... ~ . .. .. ~ ~ I THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF SAINT MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS HOLYWEEK 2004 SCHEDULE Palm Sunday, April 4 • I loly Fud1.1m1 Jl 8 Jill J11d l 0 .1m Mn litation on the Crms: T.litl' Ew11ing Prayl'1 at )pm Maundy Thursday, April 8 •Chor JI E11<.:hari~1 .11 7:30 pm All Night Wa tch at the Altar of RcptN' 'Jpm to 9am Good Frit!Ay, April 9 • Communi1y Worship ar Noon• F.unily Worship (Child-Ccnt t rc<l) .11 4:00pm •Stations of che C r<N ac 7 p m• Cood friJay Li turgy with Mu~i<. at 7:30 pm• Holy Saturday, April 10 •The..' C rl':H Vigi l of Ease er Bcgi ns at 7:30 pm wi th the Li ghting of the Paschal C.rndle, Holy Ba prism anJ Choral Eucharist• Fes civc Dc:sscrc Reccp1 ion foll ows in The Parish Center East" Sunday, April 11•1=cstive Choral Eu charists with C hoir Brass and Organ at 8am" and 10am0 •Easter Egg FcstivaJ in 1he Parish Center .11 11: 15 Jm Located on Marguerite at Pacific View Drive Corona dcl Mar • 644-0463 • Childmrr fro11ided .. Nunery Care Provided ·_:_.__-.......... ':............ ... .. . ........... -.,.--....... . ~~------------------.-...-----------------------------------.....~~---~·~-----· .... .. . - '13e.fovetfs in C firist ow 1s rhe lime! April 4 • 10 1s Holy Week which mcludes P,1lm Sum.la\'. Maumly Thur)(fay, Good Friday and Holy , .iiur,l.1y with The Great V1~il of Easter. Easrer Day, AJnl 11. heg1ru Easter Weelc. To me this 1s the ~eatest time for Christians. Yes, I know that wllho~Jl Chrutmas and the b1nh of God-in-Jesus .there wcx';ld have NCI) no \ . triumphant entry onto Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, no msr11ut1on o( the Holy Eucharist am.I irutruct1on to "love one another," on Maundy Thursday, no sacnf1 c1al passion and cruc1fix1on on Good Friday and no resurrecuon on Easter. But w11hout the events of God·tn·Chrm which we celebrate this month, we "'' •llkl lnni.: ,111,l' h.1vl' l11rj.!•ltten the hitth of that hahe in JuJe.i 2000 plu, war' .1i.:n Without Easter, I would nor be able to say wHh C.S. Lewis, "I believe in Chnstiamry as I believe tn the sun. Not only because l St'e It, but because by it I see everything else." Resurrection 1s best understood by poets. I offer two favorites: T~ SWIV is rolkd back , nor papier-m&:hl, nor a sumt ma nary, bwt w \WI rock of mauriality iJw in w slow grinding of tifN! wiU eclipse for eoch of u.s w widL lii#u of day. . Lee u.s now sttk to 11\ak ir ku morutrow, f.or our own conwnirnce. our own Strut of beaury ksr , awalcni.ed m ~ unthrnlcabk hour, wt o:re ~a.utd try w miTack, and"CTUShed try rnnOfl.strance. (two of) ~ven Stanzas ar Easter by John Updike h there no WllJ orhLr rhan tlwMgltc of answering its challenge! There is an anticipation of ii to w pomr of dying. There ha\!C been al'N!s when, afU!T long on my knus m a cold chancel, a stone has rolkd from my mrnd, and I have looked in and seen w old ~stiaru lie fol.ckd and in place lry themselws, Ulce w piled graveclorhLs of kwe's nsen body. From The Answer by R.S. Thomas The glory of Easter u that Christ 1s alive, bursting the bounds of death and nmnmg wild and free through human life. When we try co preserve Jesus as a nice reminder of what a, "good person" is, he rips through these limitauons as though they were flnnsy grave clothes. On the Day of Resurrection, Jesus laughs at our attempts to limit him 111 any way and leads us into a fururc that only God controls . Come to worship during Holy Week's passion and to celebrate Easter. Le.ave thanlcful for the gift of life both now and life beyond our 1maginatioru. Go grateful for the wonder of love which surrounds us on all sides and is well beyond our deserving. Have new ideas of ways you may serve, graciously giving to and for others what has so abundantly been given ro us. Understand anew that our God is one who challenges each and all to acclaim, "Alleluia. Christ 1s risen. The lord is ri1en indeed. Alleluia." Yours in Chr~st, Peter D. Haynes, Reccor Sainr Michael & AU Angell Epucopal Church, 3233 Pacific View Dri"e, Corona del Mar. Call (949) 644-0463 . ..... ~~••a~•• eta0•• -rJJO•iia.~ • • . g tun t/te~auec/UJn, and t/te (!)& ... Nezort Center United ethodlst Church 160 1 Marguerite Ave., Corona dcl Mar • (949) 644-0745 I Corner of Ma~crite & San Joaquin Rd. ~Hoi;·w~;k Events John 11 :25 PLEASE JOIN US . SUNDAY services 10 am & 5 pm WEDNESDAY for our healing meeting at 7:30 pm CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach (949) 673-1340 Thursday, April 8, Holy Thunday Morning Prayer -8:30 a.m. in 1he Church Evenin~ Mass of the Lord's Supper -7~1,IM-~»! Adoration until Midnight in die Hal Friday, April 9, Good Friday no 8:30 a.m. Mass 12:00 noon• -Guided Meditacll• 1 :00 p.m. • -Silenc MeditariOllli I :30 p.m.• -Celebration of dlitlord's Passion Liturgy of the Word, Venel'llion of the Cross, c.ommunion Service 7:30 p.m. -Sc.ations of the __ J'"'" I April 9, 2004 Good Friday a Community Service -Sr. Michael and All Angels, 12 noon( -4t---E.,vening Service -Newport Center UMC, ?pm April 11, 2004 Easter Sunday · A Message of Inspiration and Cekbration • • 1 8 0 aa: s;e~~:e I Children's Sunday School and C hild Care Special Music ·~ Eascer Egg Hum after 10 am Service • Christ is Risen, Christ is Risen indeed! I Everyone ~/come "" --··~·~·~·OUJIJI rene w y ou r sp1r1 t re -energl i:e your l it e a 3-w eek serie s at Mariner• Church beginning Eaater Weekend Easter Weekend times Sat. April 10 -4 & 6p Sun. April 11 -8 :30 10 & 11 :30a also in the Tent [another worshlpvenue] -10 & 1l30a Good Friday service times Fri. April 9 -12 3 4 :30 6 7 :30 & 9p ~ MARINERS CHUllCH 5001 Newport Coast Drive @ Bonita Canyon Drive in Irvine www.marlnerechurch.org -949.854.7600 ......., __ _,,_.__ Saturday• -5 11 8undaya -8 '° 1 O & 11 :ta. 11111o 1n lheT.m Sundeye • ,0 & 11 ... I 'Pilot our IS ys 'he • -a ass 0 :Jfofy. 'Week and 'Easter 2004 at 9'lewport 9tar6or Lutfieran Cliurcfi :First Church of Christi Scientist sings praises at 'Eas tertime 'W e continue through Holy Week rod::iy -Maundy Thursday -April 8. A Seder Meal & Service will begin at 6 p.m. rhat allows us tn expcrienc~ rhe depth of the Easter Resurrccrion. ,Following a potluck meal the community moves Ill the.sanctuary for the stripping anJ draping of the chancet in aR1icipat1lin of Good Friday. A Service of Darkness on GooJ Friday, April 9, begins a1 7 P·"'· and 1s o hrurgy of Just in time 'E VlTY r1·,1r, E.hll'r .lffl\'l'\ Jlhl 111 lmll'! J11\l 11111 1111· 1.1,l1vc•rt niy :1u,·n111•11 lr11111 m\• lllXl'~. 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Palm Sunday• April 4, 8:30 & 10:00 AM t : ~· "Jesus on Trial" ~ r.·ij .... ~.. Dramatic readings from Gibran 1 s Jesus the Son of Man ~~;. ~' Maundy Thursday • April 8, 7:00 PM A Celebration of the Last Supper ~. '. Communion Service ~: J.J· Good Friday • April 9, 12-2 PM ~ • Guided Meditation at the Stations of the Cross · $·. Move at your own pace; come for 15 minutes or 2 hours ;.·~ ·~ Easter Sunday• April 11, 8:30 & 10:00 AM CJ 9r.-·. Sermon: "Love Never Ends" ~: ~: Choirs and Special Music ~- . 1701 Baker Street • Costa Mesa • (714) 979-8234 .. ~ From 405. one mile South on Harbor. From Harbor, three blocks west on Baker. MVUMC ~ · f'I al intersection of Baker and Mesa Verde Drive, across from the library. «i · www.mesaverdeumc org ,.,.~· \.1: .... ~-·~c:...t.;..;. .... ~.·~tl·i.;.. .,.,.~·~t1_.>.:._ ,.,.~·('\..t1 . .'.:. v-ci·: ~. ~c'·!'.' ~~ •. ~c1·:. ~~ .. ~c··r: ~~.v-c1·.~ --~·. /'\ ·Worship Wt~ fY St. Mark Presbyterian Church ... An O pen and Incl usive Congregation rr-...... J.&MI ~ . Maundy Thursday, April 8 at 7:30 PM ~ ~ A living tableau of DaVi nci's Last Supper Good Friday, April 9 at 7 :30 PM The Seven last Wordr of Christ Easter Morning at 9:30 amd 11 :00 AM Celebrate the Ressurectio n of the Lord! St. Mark Presbyterian Church 2100 Mar Vista Dr., Newport Beach St. Mark is locarcd :u the corner of Eastbluff/Ford and Jamboree Rd. www.s1markpt"csby1erian.org email; stmark@srmarkprcsbytccian.otg 949-644-1341 hymns •>f resurrt:\:tion anJ mw.lc by G. F. Handd. We mvlte the community w pamcipate in our Holy Weck celebrations tL~ The Ri;v. James McC1mmon preparc..'S us for rhe arr{v;il of Easter. Newporr Hmbor Lutheran Church ir located al 798 Dowr Drive, Newport Beich. CaU (9-f9) 5-f8-J6J I ; fax (949) 548-11544. 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A full house uf 550 well-dressed patrons of the perfnrming art~ converged at t!)e I IY'.tll llegt'nl)' I tote! an Irvine 10 celebrate i;pnnl( aml 1oa~t some 2.000 guild members m eight regioru. of the county, comprising 33 incredible chap1ers of !>uppon . "fhe guilds are vital 10 the center, their co111ribution is significant.·· center pre~ident klT)' Mapdel said. "Without their financial support and creatiVl' input, the center would be at a trt'mendous d1<wdvantage. They m.1ke a major B.W. COOK d1lforem:e." Guild .. prl'~ident Bev Sandelm an wa' on hand IO greet the 1,;ruwd. Exp1t'!>\l1tK lwartfeh thanks to 'iourh ( 0:1,t l'l<Va and the Donna Karan llou11que tor tlw1r u mlerwritinK. ~mu1·lman -.aid, "\Vl· foel that thi' part1npa11on rnnfinm the prestige. respect .ind 1mprn t.ull't' that the center and Oran~w Cu1111tv mmmamls throughout the t·ou111rv. not only in the realm of !he pl·rfonninR an~. hut ;tl~u a' an inOuential playt•r in tht: w111 Id ol bu ... uws.'> and 1-tyle." llw fa,1111111 'how luncheon. with ticket.., 'l'lhng tor '-I :!5 pt•r person, wa'> chaJrl·d by Unda Thuuer and Patrice Pold more. dtrl:'t'tor ol 'Pt't 1al l'Vl'llh lor the centt>r. I hl· 1•n•11t r,ll,l'd Sh5.(.KJO. h1l111wing <1 IC''ill\'l' I.ill' nwrninK "meet .imi gl'C't't" rl'cl'pllon. >,tt1r'" t'lltt:retl the I IY'dll ballroc1111 tor till' edizy fa.,h1on 'how fullmwd hv lum heon. Tht• ann'ual evt·111 i' a tim e tor old frll'ncJ, anti 1ww IO l'llJllY tl11.' common pllfJlll'-t' of '11ppnrti11K the exp<indinK role nf tlw pl·rlnm1111g arh 111 Omngl' County. Sa11ut·l111.111\ gr .111d 'taic1m·nt wa.-. correct. nw n·nler hJ' g.1irll'd national .lttl'llliun J' pan ol lhc h11rRco11111~ rt'putation of a ro111111111111\' th.11 h<t'-trJJhformr d from lima h<'an herd, 10 a worltl·da ... , t.:t'ntcr of lina111 l'. 1111m'l~ll. ret:ul <ind the epitume ot 1lw :! I '\I l t'fltury Anll'rican hlcl>tyle. \ 1t:.mwlul1.•. rlw renter exp.111'i11J11 cont111m·-. on target. with rhe recent Jnnounn•mcnt that Fllzabeth Segentrom. wife of Henry M-gerstrom. will chair the. g;ua opening of the Ill'\\' ronct'n hall and u rlwr exp.rncll'd fadhtie' 111 <'006. • THE CROWD appear~ ThursddyS and Sa1urdays Donna Karan New York/South Coast Plaza General Manager Stuart Winston, Donna Karan New York Vice President Heather Bohs, Guilds President Bev Sandelman and Bob Sande Iman were on hand at the annual fashion show and luncheon supporting the Guilds of ttie Orange County Performing Arts Center. Susan Lowery. Jennifer Rogers. Sylvia Sanford and Lauren Oleham pose at Christa Dowling , Whitney Mandel, Elizabeth Segerstrom and Pat Rypinski th e fashion show luncheon. which featured designs from Donna Karan. attended the fundraiser at the Hyatt Regency Hotel's ballroom in Irvine. ~Back Bay Fitness F THE INOUSTRY BENCHMARK ) BABY BACKS! ... And Lots Of Othn Good Stuff! We Have A Lot Oi Competition, But Our Ribs Don't ... BopOa OvwP• Euter•·--rt ,._. ........ -.. ,,, .. Open 4 p.m. clall7, 12100 noon on w .. kenda for lndde dlnl ... 94'631•2110 Pick•up a Bucket or Party Pak! Available after 1 Oam ~ kA ~~. Baq'd O'idm, l~ Hot St\usclgt. Sliced Brisket. ~w. MQ'd Beans. Corn lllt41!. Honty l!ult~ .nl .ill !ht utemls Bucket Pig Hog of Ribs PAil PAil Serves 3 to 4 S3 l.95 Serves 6 10 8 S64.95 Serves 9 to 12 S79.95 . ...... ,,, .......... . Chicken, Filet Mignon, lamb & Fish Kabobs Start at $8.95 Mm1io11 this ad and reuivt a FRr:E glass of houst wint. ~~' ~·-~·' c;.q •. ~-· • ' PANINI ~.,,.,r.111 ' .JJ., . M)· n.1cldy ~nd I would lik<' 1oi11v111· )i•ll ~11J your l.11n1h 10 Irv our Ile\\ 1111 nu. \'<'< i;u.ir~nr1·<' I hJt vou will lovo: tho: no:w d1Jrhn11l, .. t d111l.111. filct 1111~111111. l;l111h .111J 11,J. k,J,.,J,, ( )ur "''" pa''' Jishn .Uld pJnitm Jn.· ,ti"' .1 l.tmih fovorire! NEXT TO AUBVS 2333 EAST COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR• 949.675.8 101 www.cafTcpanini.co"\ Laminate Sp«lol $f~¥ Sale WH!M•1 FlfOtll 1 sonart Flooring ,~, ... c.. Amuica's Choic' in floor fashions since 1958 OO@a~a~ . ..... .., ........ ; .... ..,,.; __ . .. . . . ___________ ............. ___ ..........___ __ _ ~---------------·-·-·-----.. -• "l!!!7 • • • _ ...... -' ii--- Oa1ty Pilot 1# I F E & L E I S l J R E Thursday, April 8, 2004 All BEST BUYS Outdoorsy designs dead ahead T heTemtory Ahead just opened at Soulh Coast Plaza. It's a Santa Barbara-based clothing company known for its outdoorsy designs for a1en and women. The k>ok ranges from casual to urban styles. in rich colors in tradem ark tabrics. Originally. Territory Ahea<l wa!. an award-winning catalog GREER WYLDER · paJms. You can aJso pick up orchid and plant supplies. Orchid prices start a1 just $5. It's open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Sa turday and located at 20362 Birch St. in Newport Reach, It's bcrwi:en Bristol and Irvine avenues. near the John Wayne Airport. EGG HUNT (hat journeyed each season to fur-away locations shoottng dramatic photographs that tomplimemed its clothing line. Now its new retail store incorporates props and seasonal photos from the catalog's current location. Spring\ catalog was shot in Spain, so tltis season's li ne features yarn-dyed tabrics, textured weave~ and knits and colorfuJ prinrs. Thl' Territory Ahead offer:; nearl}' :lOO clothing and accessory items. ~nd it also offers an exclusive coUection by Isabella l31rd - contemporary silhuuettei-. in luxury fabrics. H's 01wn I 0 a.m. to 9 p.rn. Monday to I riday; Ill a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday an d 1 l a.m. to 6:30 p.rn. Sunday. on Level Two at South Cou-;t l'lm .. a. CaJl {7 14) 437-l B 17 or v1~it f tttf1://www.1erritoryulamll.co111. BLOOMIN' ORCHID SALE Gorgeoui. on:hid-. .111d blouming plants can l>t• lnu11d each Saturday at Green Sybtems International orchid and tropicaJ plant.; ~1ursery. Jusr arrived are colorful Cymbidiums from Sant.i Barbara, thousand' ol bca111f111l blooming nrcb1ds. l'halacnopw. (butterfly orchids). barnbno and 11on't Y)liss East bluff Park's 2 l st annual spring egg hunt that happens Saturduy. 'th make it fair for all children. coordinators have scheduled egg hu'nung by age groups. At I 0 a.m. 11 's fur 2- ro J-year-ol<.ls: 10: 15 a.m. is tor 4-and 5-year-old-.; 10:30 •t.ni. is for 6-and 7-yt>.u-oltls; 10:·15 a.m. is for 8· and 9-yt'ill'·oldi..; and 11 a.m. is for I 0-to 1 2-ycar-uld~. After the egg hunt. fc,tivlries will continue at the nearby Lasrhluff ViUagl' CentN lmtil I ::m p.111 .. which will i111.:l11dl' fare pa1111111i-:. fret: phollll. wi1h tJ1e l.t.1-.ttr bunny. craJ1s and tntcrtain111e•111 Easthlul'f Vill.1~(' C:c11tl'1 1' at Ea11thluff Driw and V11-ot~1 tll'I :-iol. TO A CELEBRITY TEE On Saturday. -.tup by Bloomingdale's at Fashion Isl and frum :! to;:; p.111. to 11H'l't Clairl' <111d Owva11n. till' designer~ \1fC&C ( .;ditornia T--,hirt~. J'hey'll lwlp l 'll,l<tllll'I'> creme 1hc· "layl'rcJ" l11ok. tht'y·v,. madt' !.O popular. and -.1~11 1lw 1r lt.'c!.. Spl'nd SJ ()I) \o r 111011· Oil C:&C 11wrdi.111di-.1· .111d I lTt:IVI' ,, beach hag. t 'elt·hntit•'> who 1-w;i 1 1lw1r shirt'> i11l'lu1.k Brad l'iu Je11nifl'r i\11b1011 ;111tl Op111h Winfrey nw lilll' h.i-. ll'I'' 1111 butli men ;111d wt11111·11. 111 ,1 variety of sleeve Jengthi.. induding short. long. three-quarters and tank-raps. A multitude of fun colors lncJude Bazooka Pink, D ay-glo Green, Indian Burn and Tiffany Blue. call (949) 729-6816. EASTER GOODIES Ideal F.asrer gifts can be found at South Coast Plaza's boutiques. Brookstone carries "Fam" relaxation pillows in an arrc1y of l'.a5ter colors ($:19), Crane & Co. has stuffecl Easter bunnies dressed in Easter wear ($12.50 to $ l 9.50) anti Easter cards from $2.24 to $fl.SO each. David Yurman has a "Madison" watch c.:oUection that comes in link chain or alligalOr srrap. mother-of-pearl dials, some trimmed with dimnonds ($1,500 lu $18.000). l;iundry by Shelly Segl!f has one of fashion's ho II est itrml. that are perfect to wear to • church or brunch, a long boucle iat•ket 111 p ink ($305), with matching sleeveless buudt• shift drr•!>!-. ($2 10). BRIDESMAID DRESSES Macy's at Fashion Island now oflcr-; !.lylish Vera Wang hridt•.,maid drc~N''-· I he'>c arl' 111it typical: Wear ii once and try \n forget it bridesmaid'~ dn•sM''i. l l11•y'n• beautifully 1ll'~igncd i11 Wan~·., da ... -.ic i-.tyle:;, ;1va1lable in both .,hurt ;111d long length:;. ( :urrl•nt «11lur.., indude<. pa-,1d palcllt' for 5pring and M1mt11l'I' wedd111~!>. Available in 1ht-dres:- depar1me111 nn lilt' 'enllld k•vt:I c :ull (!J.l~ll ti4.t-ln.n. t•xt. 41 OH. • BEST BITES runs i;vcry Fmlay Greer Wylder ca11 l)e reac.;lied 11t y1e.:rwylrlt•r " yohou.l'om 01 ol 330 VI/ Bay St., Cosra Mnsa, CA 92627 ------------------------- AFTER HOURS •Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa M esa, CA 92627; by fa1< 10 (949) 646-4170; or by callrng (9491 574-4295. SPECIAL EVENTS ART OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK Orange Coast College is offering a nine-part film history on Alfred Hitchcod<. The series wlll be moderated by retired ace professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each session will be held at 6:30 p.m . one Friday each month through June 4. The events wilt be held at OCC's Fine Arts Hall 116. Admission Is $6 for adults and $5 for seniors and ace students. Information and tickets, call (714) 432-5880, http://Www.occt1cl<ets.com. NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL The Newport Beach Film Festival will display more than 300 features, short films, documentaries and animation from more than 45 countries. The festival will also host several galas, seminars, and question·and·answer sessions with filmmakers. The event will be from April 15 through 25 at Edwards Island Cinemas. lido Theater, Edwards Big Newport, and at the Orange County Museum of Art. Information. (949) 253·2880, brtp:/lwww.newpo1t beachfilmfest.com. MUSIC ·CABARET BY THE BAY Duke's Place will host Cabaret by the Bay to benefit local chari11es It 9 p.m. with a preshow dinner in 1he First Cabin restaurant al 7:30 p.m . A pril 14, May 12 and June 16. The cost is $10 for the show and $37.50 for the dinner. Information and reseNations: (949) 630-4145. SPRING FESTIVAL CONCERT Santiago Canyon College's California Master Chorale and Concordia University's Chorale will perform a wide array ot music selections including the West Coast premiere of John Rutter's "Mass of the Children;· at 7 p.m . Aprit 18 al St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St Andrews Road. Newport Beach. fhe program will also include solos by te1101 Jonathan Mack and soprano Kathartne Terray of the Los Angeles Opera. Tickets cost from $10 to $12. lnlorma11on: (949) 854·8002 ext. 1526. REBA MCENTIRE Grammy Award winner, Reba McEnt1re wdl perform as part of the Pacific Amphitheatre Surnmer Concert Series at 8 p.m. July 11 di rhe Orange Counrv Fair and Exposition Center. lnformauon· (714) 740-2000, lrNµ·IJwww ocfalf comlpacificsmph1thP.atre TRAIN Musical group Train will perform as pat1 of the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer Concert Series at 8 pm July 15 at the Orange County Farr and Exposition Center. Information: (714) 740·2000, hNp·./www.ocfair. com/pacificamph11heor1e1 HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH Musical group Hoorie and the Blowfish will perform as part ol the Pacific AmplHlheatre Summer Concert Series at 8 p m. July 18. Information: (714) 740·2000 MOZART ORCHESTRA FINALE The Mozart Classical Orchestra's season finale is at 8 p.m. April 3 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre at 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tickets cost from $25 to $39. Information: (949) 854-4646. BAROQUE TRUMPETER The Baroque M usic Festival will present Baroque concertos, featuring Baroque trumpeter John Thiessen at 4 p.m. J11ne 20 at St. M ichaels All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Orrve, Corona del M ar. Tickets cost $25. Information: (949) 760-7888. BAROQUE ORGAN RECITAL The Baroque Music Festival will present an organ recital. featuring Baroque trumpeter John Thh!ssen and o rgan soloist Home Furnishings • Antiques • LJclNT1HO A CNAND«USM c~~~....,. UMD a "AM llOOC'9 ~~,.. ciwft a GABCN DiCCiit-. Gabriel Arregui at 8 p.m . June 21 at St. M idiaels All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Tickets cost $15. Information· (949) 760· 7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festival will present "Music in the Gardens I," featuring Baroque trumpeter John Thiessen at 8 p.m. June 23 at the Sherman l ibrary and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona det Mar. Secular cantatas and i11strumental works by Purcell, Handel, Torelli and Carpentier. Tickets cost $30 Information: (949) 760 7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festival will present "Music in the Gardens I." featuring Baroque trumpeter John Thiessen at 8 p.m. June 23 at the Sherman library and Gardens. 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Tickets cost $30. Information: (949) 760-7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festival will present "Music in the Gardens 11;· leatLmng music by Bach, Telemann. Couperin and Zelenka at 8 p.m. June 25 at the Sherman library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway. Corona del M ar. Tickets cost $30. Information: (949) 760· 7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Barooue Music Festival finale features music by Briegel, Bach, Mouret and Charpentier al 8 p.m . June 23 at the Sherman library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Tickets cost $25. Information: (949) 760-7888. WEEKLY JAM DUKE'S PLACE Jau and codctails flow daily from noon to mldnight Sundays through Thursdays and from noon to 2 a.m . 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To See You Them! -_.._ -------~ ~,--...... ·-·-·;;..· ........ .;....,..;;...._......, .. .;_ ......... ..__ ____ ~----------· -------------------~"'-'-- • ,·~ 11 - Al4 fhursda~. Aorrl 8, 2004 Cymbidium Orchids Ne~ Easter Shipment S tate Farm Agent: !)1n~n Hill I h • !ll /l!lt> I 11 \,11 1 •'I I 'llt ,,,..d '>1111<" !11 .,.,. ..... A ll'UUIAHCI, \ • IJ \h•'J ( \ '141.! 1'4'.• 'l \Y \ •tatef arm.<o m- Come visit the Hi-Time HORllOWD .. lnSUrance discounts make a good value eve n better.'' Ch oc o I at i e r~:;:::::;:----1~ for all your Easter goodies I Featuring: milk & dark solid chocolate bunnies, fudge eggs, sugar-free chocolate-nut fudge eggs. unique suckers. bunny corn, sour bunnies, crispy eggs, sugar-free jelly beans & more! Great novelty gifts: stuffed bunnies, ceramics, candles ... the list goes on and on! We also carry JELLY BELLIES ($4.50 per pound) and sugar-free chocolates. --Create your own special Easter Basket! · --We also carry a nice selection • . of mixed bouquets! r~ . L I FE & LE I SURE NO PLACE LIKE HOME Some things, like bunny cakes, are sacred ·- S pring brings a feeling of renewal. Spring brings orange blossoms (my fovoritc scent) and spring brings an abundance of fresh green leaves to the garden (my favorite color). Spring brings longer days. lighter clothes and fresh fru11 .... I love spring. One of spring's rites of passatw in the ~lght house is the annual bunny Cl!-ke. Don't laugh -this bunny c;ake is the coulest. It's right up there with Oreo Thirnlcsgiving turkeys, and evcn'though you v.:on't admit it -you low those turkeys. lllt.> bunny cake was the KAREN WIGHT creation of Mrs. Ayres, m y baby-sitter, when I was in preschool. We lived in San Diego. my father was a dentist in the Navy and my mother taught a business d ass at the local junior college. so Mri.. Ayres and I spent three .1f1crnu11ns together every week. Sht• wai. 4uirky and really strict. h111 'ht• wa~ al!>o wry clever and willing to do time ·t'on~uming p ntJl'('h with llll'. II wa:-o worth l'<1ti11g 111rna1oe:. if I go t lO make- '>lring' of paper doll-. o r bake a lamny rake. PHOTO COURT(SY or KAREN WIGHT This bunny cake 1s a Wight House tradition. It could be the darling of your Sunday table, too. I hl· hunny takl·. I low lucky art• )'1111 lhat I'm going 10 l>hare thl' hu1111y cake? Very. I'm sure. Nmv, lhl're .ire two incarnations for th!\ b unny cakl'. There is the 4·yl'M·ol<l version <extremely popular) .u1d 1hc11 there ii. the mme .idull anti very gourmet H'r-..wn ti t'" popular but l'>.trcrndv 1.1,1y). I'm going to 'h<1r1• hu1h with you. They are equally rompelling .inti the only lhffort'lll'e ''the ta\te. o if your a11dit•11ce i~ thl' prl'school set. tlo11'1 hother making lhe "hom1.·111a<.le" meo;!> i111ht- ~1tdll'11. (,o for lhC' cakl' mix and canrwu frui.ting edition. rtw h<N ri.: Onl' c.ike mix, your choke of Oavor. Pink cake mix or whrte cake mix with HOURS Continued from Al 3 the New York Jazz Connection Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251 E Coast Highway in Newport at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays. Diana D1tri 101ns the duo on vocals on Mondays. It's free. Information: (949) 673-9500. THE VILLAGE INN The Village Inn on Balboa Island offers great music Thursday through Sunday nights. Roe Kodz performs at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Road Dog2 and Martins at 8:30 p.m. Frrdays, Greg Topper at 9 p.m. and the Derek Bordeaux R&B Combo at 6:30 p.m . The Village Inn 1s at 127 Marine Ave., Balboa Island Information: (9491 675·8300. CURTIS BRENGLE Bayside Restaurant offers piano player Curtis Brengle performing 1au, classical and contemporary from 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays in Apnl at 900 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 72 1-1222. JIMMY HEWITT Bayside Restaurant offers pa'>lel confetti is a big hit. One can of white frosting. 01ocofate bunnies arc better left in llH· baskets. Shredded c~>nut. which you might not eat, but you have 10 use anyway b ecau!>e you toss in green food coloring 10 make it look like grass. And duh, bunnies like to sit on grass. Jelly heam.. No tiny gourmet beans. You need big Brach'~ jellybeans. And don't eat all the black ones, bunnies need eyes. unless you wan t to be scientificaJly correct and give your whitl' bunny red eyes. You make the call. Stiff white paper fur bunny ears. Optional: pink marker to make bunny cars more colorful. r hese ingredients will actually make 11110 bunny cakes. nne bunny per cake tin. So. your bunny can have a friend (be careful) or you can s hare n cake. Preparl' the cake mix accurclini; lo directions. Dori'r get too edgy -use normal round t:ake tin~. Let the cake layer~ cool. contemporary solo guitarist Jimmy Hewitt from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays through the month of April at 900 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 721-1222. MUSIC AT THE GRILL The Bluewater Grill offers hve music Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan. Nide Peper and Kelly Gordian (known as MPG) perform classic rode, R&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rode, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is at 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-3474. REVOLVER La Cave Restaurant offers Revolver. which features DJs along with imagery and auditory delights at 10 p.m. Tuesdays al 1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646· 7944. HUTCHINS CONSORT: OCTET OMNIBUS The Hutctlins Consort. the world's only professional ensemble performing on eight·scaled violins, will perform at 8 p.m. April 10 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Qlrange "'11J ~t:U M .,1 .-••-··~~ .... ~ ....... Cut the cake circles in half and, using the frosting, seal rwn halves together. Place the half-circle Oat side down on a platter. Cover the bunny with the white frosting. Press two jellybean:. in one end of rhe semicircle for the eyes. If you want a nose. pink is a good choice. Personally. I think the b unnies look funny with mouths so stop w hile you're ahead. Fold the white paper in founhs and cut the ears out. This should give you two symmetrical ears. Crease inro a V shape at the bottom and push the ears into place. Take a spoonful of the coconut and a li11le frosting and make a bunny tail fo r the other end. Use a large plas tic bag and place a few drop!> C>f green food coloring and the coconut together. Shake. You 've gol grass. Sprinkle the grass around the bunny; rernernber. bunnies like grass eve n though yuu might not like coconut. Sprinkle the remaining Irvine. Tidcets cost from $29 and S34. Information: (94.9) 854-4646, http://www. hutchinsonconsort. org. EMRACE THE WORLD The Bahai'i Club of UC Irvine will present Embrace the World a musical experience from around the world. The event will begin at 7 p.m. April 15 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Some of the performers in attendance will be Iranian master violinist Farzad, China's renowned vocalist and Erhu musician Lin Cheng and hip-hop sensation Justice Leeg. The event is free. Information: (949) 854-4646. BALLET REPERTORY THEATRE: SPRING GALA Ballet Repertory Theatre will present classics from its repertoire of ballet suctl as Ballet Studio, Red Poppy, Raymonda Varia1ions and Bolero. The event is at 2:30 p.m. April 18 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Tidcets cost $10 to S14. Information: (949) 854-4646. ALL-AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS The All-American Boys Chorus will present the best of Broadway, toe-tapping tunes from America's Heritage and a patriotic tribute. jellybean~ on the gnlss. Isn't thar cute? Now if you want to kit:k it up a notch, make a homemade white or yellow cake rt•Lipe. Use lemon curd. rasphcrry jam or strawberrie!> and whipped cream to cement the half-circles together. Make a whipped cream fro ting. seven-minute frosting or a Ouffy marshmallow frosting to make your bunny tre1' chic. If you have a lot of energy. you can m ake the ear~ out of white chocolate painted on a magnolia (shiny side) leaf. Remove the chocolate carefully and you have edible hunny ears I still insist on green gras~ and jellybeans tho ugh. Some thingi. are sacred. Enjoy. and remember that I had to eat a turra·stuffed tomato to bring you this amazing recipe. I loppy 1 ... 1i.1cr. •KAREN WIGHT is a Newport Beacn resident. Her column runs Thursdays. The event will be at 7 p.m. May 1 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive in Irvine. Tidcets cost from S25 to $30. Information: (94.9) 854-4646. MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS The UC Irvine Chambers Series will present Music Without Borders, featuring pianist Nohema Fernandez. The event will be at 8 p.m. April 10 in Winifred Smith Hall at UCI. Information: (949) 824-2787. SINATRA TRIBUTE La Cave Restaurant offers David Kinwald's live tribute to Frank Sinatra from 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646-7944. THE UNDERGROUND LOUNGE La Cave Restaurant offers the Underground Lounge, featuring Pete Villani singing Bennett, Martin and Sinatra from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at 1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa Information: (949) 646-7944. PLAN BE La Cave Restaurant offers the funky soul jazz music of Plan Be from 10 p.m. 10 1 a.m. on Thursdays at 1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646·7944. PERFORMING ARTS WORKSHOPS SUMMER DAY CAMP for ages 5· 13 (310) 827-8827 .. ' -~ . ""' -. ···-····.-.,-·.-.-.. lot .. I • "• ... '') ,. ... ,, T l ----·-------~ -----· i---'." -... . Ll fE & LEIS U R E Thursday, Aorll 8, 2004 Al 5 · TRAVEL TALES Nothing buggy about Belize By Mike Buettell ue lifts herself onto one elbow and whispers in the dark. ere's a bug on the ceiling." ram lying on my side, almost asl~ep: a light tropical breeze is blCM'ing through the palms. The gentle surf is curling to the foot of our beach cabana; and I have IWQ beers in my beUy. I prcten~ not to hear her . ... fhere's a bug on lhe ceiling!" After 26 years of marriage. I recognize the tone in her voice. II means: "I know you're not a.sleep. Get up and do your male macho thing and protect me." The sounds of lhe surf, lhe wahn breere. the moon playing hide and seek wilh Central American rain clouds. not to mention the beers, have made me about as active as a steer at a Valium saJt lick. I fully reali7,e that I'm pushing my luck. but once again I pretend no t IO hear her. Silence. Ah. maybe she'll roll over and go to sleep. j ' , ~ ,; ' Nope. Not a chance. Not in <1 million years. I feel it Long-married husbands know exactly what I'm talking about. Eyes, like laser beams. bore into 1hc back of my head. Even in the darkness. I know that she is ~taring at llll' and all hell is about' to break loose. PHOTOS COURTESY MIK( AND SLJ( BU[ rm L Sue Buettell sits underneath a palm tree outside a cabana in Long Caye Island Resort "Sue, there's 110 bug~ on lhe i:eiling. There arc hardly any hugs on the whole island. Thais why i1 was sclec1cd as a rcson. rhis place is famous for taJcing good care of the j.,'llesti.. Jus1 lie J own, relax. listen 10 the waves <tnd you'll be asleep in two .,cconds. I'll bel 110 bug has ever tall en on anyone here ... Oops! Another classic husband m istake. saying '>Omething stupid wi1hou1 1hinking. I feel her tension build. Eighl years before, also on Oiristmas vacation. also in Central America. also on one of my "crazy" trips. a rhinoceros hectic the si7.e and consistency of a day-old chocolate doughnut, chose to fall out of the darkness. off the ceiling. onto Sue's chest. I won't daborate. because the result was predictable and not pretty. "Miiiiike!" '111c 1011e ha~ reached the l'risis s1age. I ge1 up, pul on a r-!>hin back.ward and stum ble trying to find a ligh1. Easier said than done. Long Caye. a pan an H2-square-mile shallow lagoon caJled Glovers Heef. is 35 miles ofT the coast of Beli1,c and has no electricity. Well. not electricity as we know it, with wall switches. light bulbs and the usual household accouterments. They have a wonderfully efficient wind generator and some solar panels that keep the beer cold when the sun is out or the wind hlowing strongly. and batteries for night, if you can line.I 1he light. . A'i I step on a conch shell in the middle of the floor. the question flashes through my mind: How do I get myself into these m esses? The trip had started ben ignly enough. with the standard 1wo-hour cattle call and 'llrip-search at LAX followed by a cramped night on TACA Airlines. (My friends call TACA TaJce a Chance Ajrline, but I have found them no more unpleasant than any American carrier and usually serving better food). Oearing customs. and immigration. and claiming our ba~dge onct' in Beli7,e was a piece uf cake. II reminded me of thr days of the old Oran~c County Airport and Air California. lt hdpcd that Beli1.c ban English -speaking i:oun1ry. A lot of people don't realize this. After a get-loRetlll'r soft drink wilh Charlie. our guide, ;rnd our group of I 5. ranging in age from braces and fim1 thighs to the leading edge of 1hc baby boom (me). we boarded a high--;pecd boar. undoub1edly borrowed from one of 1hose old "Miami Vice" l V shows for a 1hree-hour blast out to Long Caye. A hint to tl1ose choosing to make this 1rip: Oon't drink a 101 of coffee or soft drinks before boarding the boar. There is no "restroom" facility. A few of us resolved this issul' but I'll spare the details. Sue had been apprehensive about traveling to Beli'l.e (she's apprehensive about all my tripsl but the promise of warm water. snorkeling reefs so azure blue one feels they are Ooa1inK in space. and the chance to kayak and wind !>llrf to her ht>art~ content won her over. 'Ole charm of Long Caye is thal ii is a water-lover's paradise. They have sea kayaks. surf kayaks. windsurfing, snorkeling and certified scuba all at your disposal Picture a group of 10-year-olds in a toy store and 1old. "play with anything you want." and you get the idea. Evenings found the competitive types playing voUeyball, but I preferred watching the sunset lounging in a hammock. The food was so good that despite all the physical activity. most of us gained weight (except for Su e; she never gains weight). Some guest:> blamed the weight gain on the unlimited beer. soft drinks, and rum punch but lhey couldn't possibly be correct. Reer and desserts on vacation have no calories, right? I could go into a lot more detail. but anyone interested can check out the website for themselves ( / 1 rtp:llwww.slickrock. cnm/fo11g caye.l1tm). I'm no1 too worried aboul the place being ovemm with tourists. Max capaci1y is 28 and lhe boat only runs 1wice a week. Compare that 10 Ambergris Caye. where about T. EAJD\ ' I ·. ~. I . < > I , \T I< \ .. \. 1.866.GOT. TEAK t ieak Restoration. Inc .. Costa Mesa !){)0,<, uf lht• lnurbls in lk li'IC visil. which has 65 holds with a capacity of 2.000 ~'\ICSIS ;u1d •1.000 year-round rl'sidcnts. Since tlwrc are no ·1vs, video galllCl> or moviei. on the island, evenings were i111eresting. We arlllaJly had w 1alk IO each other. Kid-. pk1yed board game-. and tJ1c aduh:. engaged in 1hought-provuking dbcussmns. One night Wl' pondered 1he cxhtencc of Cod. Another night we went arouniJ lhl· tablt> Je~cribing our "perfect" fanta~y romantic weekend. ( rl1b one CUSI me IWU nigllli. al the Ahwahnee I loll'I in Yo!>cmite. but it wa.; worth ii). Olhl'r nigh1s. tht· worne11 ganged up o n 1he single a nd divorced g11y?> giving thern "advice" on dating, !inding till' "right" woman. what 10 uo un Jaw:.. L'tL'. Wt• married Mike and Sue Buettell at Long See TRAVEL . Pa&e Al6 Caye Island Resort. 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April 10 .11 8 p.m. Ir"'"" R~rdJ\ rhc~Ht', Ir-inc tl,kt"t~: H•)ISl·I Fnr 11ckc1,, ,,,JI (-6ol 612 u~q PflOGRAM Ev ren 01.an, Nari11e America n fl1111· CHARLTON !\lum. lor N.111vc Amt'mJn l'lull' ~nJ \'10Jin (1, ICI W'or/,/ prmunr WAlClYK Ol l<'I ( 'rn11p.1r'·" MOZART A11dJ11lt \IJ~IO'o Dally Pilot Nicole, Doug, Max, Sierra and Cory Muehlhauser of Newport Beach sit on the beach of Little Water Cay, part of the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean. \ .~, TRAVEL Continued from Al 5 guyi. were smart enough to May away from these discussion~ and give our advice whe n the women weren't around. otherwise we'd probably havl' spent a few nights sleeping with the hermit crabs. Speaking of hermit crab!>. one tradition on Long Caye is a hermit crab race. Everybody. young and old. scours the il>land to find their own "racing crah." Next the crabs are put into training. Conditio ning regimen'> varied from short hill climbs to total rest. I chose carbo-loading for "Studly." I gave him part of a cheeseburger and a dish of beer (He actually came in second). The crahs are Lhen placed on the middle of a huge circle and the first one to the edge wins. You would have thought we were at the Kentucky Derby. People went nuts cheering for their favorites. I don't know how much money changed hand!>, but it looked considerable. Sue's little lean and mean "Squeaky" took the trophy with a masterful performance right out of "Olariots of Fire." All in all, it was a pretty fun trip. We were beached for a couple of days because of high winds, but no one looked too bored. A good book, a cold drink and a hammock is hard to beat. This isn't a trip for the "anything less than two shower heads is unacceptable" crowd, but everyone seemed satisfied with the outside showers and toilets. In fact. the compositing toilet was o nce featured on the cover of Outside Magazine. Oh, the "bug" on the ceiling? WeU, after I found a light. bandaged my foot and started looking. it turned out there never was a bug. The ceiling and roof of the cabana Is thatched palm fronds. The gentle breeze that night had a few fronds rubbing together. •MIKE BUETTELL la a resident of Balboa Island. ~ ~ .. -~ .,,., -"., , l 'I: •• •'.aAti •... i .. ·_ .. .,, •' ~ ~-.. -------~ ..... 111!""911!"11!1"_9'!_.., ___ '-"1111111'11-.... ~ .. ---------------------............ --·-·--· ,_,, --·-- .. QUOTE OF THE DAY "/used ro play wiJh a lot of those guys. It made it a lot more fun to win." Joey C•ntareff•, Newport Harbor senior pitcher Dady Pilot PRO . TENNIS ·Sharapova will return to Breakers Newport also drafts top-ranked Bryan brothers doubles team; Davenport wil.! not p lay. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot The Newport Betch Breakers pro- leCtt!d the rights to h1ssian star Maria Sharapova during th1 World Team Ten- nis draft Wednesday. Sharapova, rnnkec' 19th in the world, has won two Womm's Tennis Associa- tion singles tjtJes to ro with two doubles victories and retuns to the flreakers this summer in her tiird season of WlT. The Breakers, ·w'lo finished 7-7 in their inaugural seaion a year ago, also acquired the No. I fouble~ team on the Association of Tmnis Professionals Tour. Mike and Bot Bryan. They captured their first Grand Slam titJe at last year's French Open 'and became the first All-Ameri- can team 10 finjsh a season as tht top-ranked doubles team since Rick Leach and Jim Pugh in 1989. The Bryaruhave gone undefeated in two seasons o Davis Cup play. Sharapova anJ I.he Bryans will each play only two of the Breakers' :.even home matches. The season uns July 5·25 with the Breakers pla~ their home matches at the Palisades Tmnis Oub. Monica Sele>, who won 20 WfA sin · gles titles befae her 18th birthday and was rdJlked N>. I in the world in 1991 . will make a visit to Newport Beach when the BT1akers face the New York Sportimes -who drafted Seles -in one of their siven h ome matches. Ellis Ferrera. Aniko Kapros. Ramon Delgado andNana Miyagi will make up the rest of th1 Breakers. Ferreira, aso'uth African native, cap· tured his firs career Grand Slam crown in doubles a the 2000 Australian Open. He finished 2000 as part of the fifth· ranked doulles team on the ATP Tour. Kapros m:>ved up to 48th in the world on the WTJ\Tour this year while Miy-Jgi, a strong roubles player, i... currenlly rclJlked 75tJ in the world. Lindsay Davenport, who played two home maches for rhe Brcnkers last year, will LOl compete in Wn this sea· son due tc schedulin~ conflict~. Oavenp>rt, a member at Palisades who is c1rrentJy ranked fourth in I.he WfA, wolld have been available for one match, but the Breakers had already made prio r commitments with other players said Rosie Crews. WTT spokes· womat. "We would have. loved to have her hack i:l the league. but the schedules were 1 bit crazy with the Olympics," CreWl' said. Thi Fed Cup hegins July 5 and Dav· enpo:t could be selected to I.he United States Olympic team, coached by Zina Garrson. n e Breakers' schedule will be re· le~ in late April with individual tick- ets&olng on sale May 3. Sports Editor Rlch¥d Dunn: 1949) 574-4223 • Sports hx: 1949) 650-01 70 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL EYE OPENER ID Daity~Pi1ot Ill Spona llal ol Fame , ....... '""1Mtl111 mMa.hHlutt Apnl 12 tionoree SEAN HYL T.ON Thursday, Ap11I 8, 2004 Bl Newport Harbor shortstop Brandon Jasper covers second base and awaits the throw while Estanc1a's Brad Young steals the base rn the seventh inning Wednesday 1n the Pride of the Coast tournament. Below, Newport Harbor pitcher Joey Cantarella, who tossed a complete game, dehvers in the first innmg. Sailors feel the Pride Es tancia ha n gs tough as Newport Harbor pulls out 2-1 vi ctory in tournam ent fin ale. Steve Vir&en Daily Pilot NEWPOlff IWACll -It wa.., known as the 1:11h-place ~ame of thl' l'ridl' of the Coast wurnament. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL Pirates surging in Orange Empire Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot • rhc Pirate,. ranked 'ICCOml in the '>talc, came out a bit ,1uggi1>h to srart the march, but found their i;tride and dis- posed of !heir Orange Empire Conference foe. 30-28. 30-22. 30-26. 1 lowevcr, for Lhl.' • player!> involved. !Ill' conte:.t hacJ added meaning as a majority of the compe1i1or' were famiJiar with one anorher since they ilfl' 111 the Newport -Ml'Sa Di,trkr and also bartled ai.:ain:.I C'uch otJier in Pony I .eaguc action. There wa~ a certain pride of the coa.sr for Newpon 1 larbur I ligh, which. led by ;,cnior Joey C.1111urella. defeared e Estancia, 2-1, on the Sailors' diamond Wednesday. C.antarella stmck out I 0, walked two and scattered four hits in hjs complete-game victory. I le also belted a two-out, RBI double in the bouom of the third in - ning, giving Newport I !arbor a 2-0 lead and providin~ the difference in the See SAJLORS, P•a• B3 COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's volleyball team is priming itself fo r a cov- eted spot in this year's state fi - nals and continued to march toward that goal with a three-game sweep over visiting Grossmont Wednesday. Sophomore oulside hiller Poyer MARI< c. OUSTIN/OAJLY PILOT OCC's Kaimana Kamalani dives to make a one-handed dig in the third game of See P1RATES, P•1e B2 Wednesday's match against Grossmont College. OCC won in three games. DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK .Anne St. Geme Corona del Mar sophomore establishes Trabuco Hills meet record in girls 1,600 meters with time of 4:59.24 . Steve Vlr11n Daily Pilot I mprobable, impressive and intriguing. Those were the words associated with Anne St. • thought St. Geme would not come in under five-Oat. But she covered the third lap in 72 seconds and duplicated that time for the final 400 to break the meet record. Geme's perfonnance in the 1,600 meters of the lrabuco HUis track and field lnvitatJonal Saturday. The Corona del Mar High sophomore sensation won the event with a meet record tlme or 4 minutes. 59.24 seconds. a personal best and a stunning result. consl~rlng she thought she would not Onlsh under five minutes midway thro\lgh the race. She completed the first 800 meters In 2:35, and even ber coach, Bill Sumner. NThat's just scary: Sumner said. "I was very impressed.~ St. Geme, the Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week. also won the 800 (2: 14.67). The victories seemed to have added more pressure for.St. Geme to fuJftll her potential. In addition, there appears to be a sense of urgency for St Geme because of her genes. Her mother, Ced, was the 1982 NCAA champion in the 3,000 meters while at SM ST. GOS, P ... 12 AlO Wednesday, April 7, 2004 --------.......... ...... ..... 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C1tie.; JCro'i. tht' state :irP 1frali11g w11h thP <;a111e th111g." spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone But unhkl' other cillt"•· l'wpurt June Casaarande Daily Pilot tirement ~ysrcm. known "' Pl.HS. which mana~ei. re11rcmcn1 lund::. fur employee<. of mui.t ci11es in lhl' '1atl'. hit on h;:ird time~ when tht• t•ronurny took a nosedive lour yt•ar' ago. fill' plan and the employer t'Ot11rib1111on' are based 011 the prnjl'ctit111 that the fund will earn ahou1 fl .25% a year. ln- ::.tead. 1999 began a 1hrct"year ... treak of losses that ditln'1 turn around u111il thb year, City Ma11.1gt•r I lu11w1 Bh1d,111 numbers for verification purposes only lk.1d1 ,,1w it cumin~ A11ttn µ.1t111 g till' crunch. the d ty 'l'vt'ral year' ago ht•- gan i.et1111g asi1fr morn:y tu l'OH'r tht· 1ncn:a~cd coi.t,. Bludau '>a1tl rtw ,,um• kind of nm:.crvat1w .1ppruat h will .11 low dty ll•,1dl'r' tu lca\'l' tlw mnnt'\ u11 touched thb yea1 .mu make 11p tlw d1f' ferencr 111 till' n•gul.u ln1dgt>t , n1t1111g hack on rnpital i111pro\'l'111en1 projc1 h and uther nptiunal 'Jlt•111hng. Nf:WPOR I' BF.AC! I -Thi!> year. the ciry will pay $9.25 million inro the re- tirement. fund for city'!> 751 full-timr employees. Next year, the cit)' will pay $13.3 million into the -.talt>-run fund. l\.vo years later. tht• coo;t will sk)rrocket 10 $16.3 million. explained. In the meantime. if the fund doe::.n't make up the money ~ome where, ii won't be able to pay out ben- efit:. to retiring employees at 1he prom· bed rate'>. The Califorma Public Employel' He- To make up the difference. 1he fund hai. upped the contributions that 1ht• KEEN EYES KENT l RH TOW Big Brother, or 1n this case. Big Sister, appears to be watching a pair of shopper s stroll by at South Coast Plaza on Tuesday. Joyous holiday marred by terrorist threats Fighting in the Middle East and a n a le rt in L.A. prey o n m a ny minds as Passover is celebra ted this week. hoping for liberation from a rise in anti-!'>emitbm in Europe. he said. are othl'r important thing~ to think about. Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot NFWPOlfl-f\IESJ\ -\Vhile Jew~ worldwide remember their ance::.tors and celc-brate their freE•dom a~ pan or Passowr that l>ega11 at i.undown Mun- day, the II>~ An~cle'> Police Oepan- ment on Wl•dnc!\duy announced it was on heightened alen for terrorist activ- ity for the remainder of the eight-day holiday. "Thii. •~ not a new i:onditi(ln or plight for Jewish people," said Rabbi Mark Miller of femple Bat Yahm 111 Newport Beach. "In hii.tory and today. we have alwa~ had to keep o m• eye on our celebration and the ot11er on po· tendaJ threats ag-di11M us. We've alway.. had this delirnte balancing act. II 1s dil- ficult lo have the fullness of joy when you have 10 look. over yo ur houldcr constantly. but we are welJ-.,;chooled in this kind of behavior." But, he said, P""dSSover is a time to fo- cus on the hope that one day Israel will he free from terror. Hemcrnl>cring rroops fighting for freedom in Iraq and THE BELL CURVE People ~hould not forget. he said. I heir own per,onal freedom. I le en· ruur.igc' people 10 break free from pattern., or behavior!> that he said often en.,lave them. "We want 10 cnJarge ourselves be- yond whatever h111d~ or restricts us." Miller said ... Whatever is making our lifo le's than it should be. whatever is ,tuJtifying our potential for growth and .iwarene~. whatever is limiting -that 1s a going fonh rrom our personal own F.i.,rypt or confining place." Community and family Seder!> marked the fir~! two nights of the holy Angels are ever in the outfield I rs time for 111)' annual baseball column. which my In-house cntic say I should skip this year because I alway' !>ny the rune thing about ~piritual renewal and the opponunity to ~tart afresh with a clean '>late. Her attitude• grows. of com e. out of a limited grasp or the inspirational role ba 'eball plays ln offering all of uc; a stable point of reference in an otherwise chaotic world. I've said aH that before. too. but somewhere in the fifth inning of the Angels' freeway series game with the Dodgers last Sunday. I looked out over a 11tadl11m ja.mml'll with fellow human beings reinvigorated by the start of a new baseball season. awash In beer and JOSEPH N. BELL hot dogs and little k.ids and hatred of the Dod~er~ and great expectations, and I knew I had to say it again. It's my patriotic dury. In light of the incessant drumbeat of half-truths, outright lies and character assassination facing us In the nex1 seven months of this presidential election year, we're going to need every diversion we can find. And baseball has long held an honored place high on that list. , , So for tltree hours Sw1day. I basked in watching the Angels humiliate the Dodgers. And there wru, no slackening off during the last five innings when the Angels' Salt Lake City farm team was on the field. But the relaxed atmosphere of a big lead allowed me to observe ome glitche in the renamed - and properly so -Angel Stadium. TI1e new owner. Arte Moreno, hasn't made a slngle wrong move since he lowered the price of beer after he took over the team last year. And his positives have seemed even more remarkable In contrast to the bumbling of both the old and new owners of the Dodgers. So I'm willing to give Arte some slack for Set CURVE, P•11 M holiday. wl11rh n•ll'11ra1P' tlw lilw1,1 1ion uf Jcwbh ,J:we' from I J..')1rn.111 Phar.ioh l!a111..i•, II mort· th,111 :!.000 yl·ar' ago lemple ll:it Y,1h111 lwld .1 '>edt>r Im ahuu1 too pcopll· luc~.1y 111w11 .111d Lhc Cl1ahmJ Jl'w1 .. h < l'lltl'r of Nr\\ purl Beach held one ,1t 1ht· o,...," S<-111111 (.enter 111 Corona dl'I ~lar 1.ocal' like Co!>ta Mt·':i rt' .. idl'nt'> An dy and Creg Simunoll al"o had fa1111I> Seder,, whid1 are lwav1ly "tct'pf'll 111 trad111u11. f"he Sim11nofl, and tlwir I .I year-old '>Oil Fthan d11wd with i\ndy\ sister 111 l.n' Ani.:ck·"· Andv S1111onofT .. aid that conllici.. 111 See HOLIDAY. Paae A4 Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.dallypllot.com WEATHER Low clouds will take the high road by the afternoon SeePa1eA2. ON VACATION Readers take the Dally Pilot with them o n vacation. SeePa1eAl6 SPORTS Newport Harbor baseball ekes out a 2· 1 victory over E atancia. SeePaaeBl City l.111111nl111,111 ~tl'\l' Hromhl'rg "aid I hilt "hill· th1· 1 u't tlll'll'a'l'' are hJrd w lwa1. the~'H' '1111\\orlh11 .. \\le can't li\'c "it h our thl' Pl· HS 'Y'" h'm and 11\" r halll'll).:t' IO h\'l' ''llh it.'" Bmmbl·ri.: '~1id. ·But 11 ·, ,1 rl''JW11,1b1J- 11 y -par I 111 tal..111~ 1·;111· 111 our own. t\nd if yo11 want tht• tw .. 1 ol lilt' he ... t• 1•111pl11\'t't''• 1111, .... \\h,1t \'1111 h il\'l' to tlii." • JUNE CASAGRANDE 1 overs Newpor1 Beach and John Wdvnc A1rpnr1 She mav he reached di (949! 574 4232 or l>y e mail at 111111~ c,1sdyr,1n11~ ·• /,111111t>S corn Airport Working Group not • • giving up Da na Ro h rab ache r is th e keyno te -,pcaker at a meeti ng urging that the El Toro ba ttle isn 't over yet. 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Alicia Rob inson Daily Pilot NPWPOHT COAS I -A' homt•i. '-prout up along the bluff, overlnokmg l'adfic Coa<;t I lighway. a '>hupp111~ Cl.!nl<'r al'\O l!I coming of age. 1 hree new <ill-down rr'1m1ra11h will help malllre the Crystal Cove Prnmenade. which opened in 2002 and bn.1SL'-a <.lowly growing number of bou11~11e 'hnp'> and some "fa,t ra<iuar din111g 'pot' 'urh as Paci lie \Vhey ( ~1f~. Sage on the Coast, ~1a ... 1ro's Orean O uh and Modo Mio l.ucina llu<.tica arc nil 'llat- ed to open in thl' neic1 year at the center. Restaurateur5 said rhey pickell the center because of its idyllic location •m lhe coast and the gro~ving community of homes nearby. which give it a neighborhood feel. Coming in August is Sage 0 11 the Coast which will be similar to the existing Sage Sff RESTAURANTS, P•1• A4 'I - • § A2 Thur~day, April 8. 2004 POLITICS ' THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE Drowning .in wastefulness Alicia Roblnton Daily Pilot ( Jlifnrn1a rank:. near 1he bo11om 11l 1he .'iO 'latci. in was1eful federal '111·nding. bu1 Congress approved 111nrt• than $3 million in local "pork h.im:l" project . according 10 ( 1111t'm Agatn:.l tiuvernment Was1e. 1 ltl• Wa,hington, D.C.-based nonpmlil group 011 Wednesday 1d\•a:.ed ll:. annual "pig book." \\hit h lalaJug' wha1 11 sees a1> u111lt'1'l'""'ry lOngressi.onal 'p1·11d111g. "l,Jll'Wldr. :!004 wasteful spending 11,1' li'tl'll ~11 neurly $ti4J milJion. \\'hll h ol\C'ragt•d abouts 18.12 per jll''"'° and ratlkt'd California 4:-lrd 11.11111111\ldt' 111 purk '>pendinK, the gr 1111p 'ntd. I 1K<1I projerh. rt ton.,idered w,"1ef11l wcrt· the Army torps of l·ng111cl'r,· rl'rt>ip1 ofS500.000 for l 'll"l rtll lroll rn lite Upper Newport 11.w; $1 ll'i rmll11111 Van~uatd I In" t'hll y n'l'l'rwd for t•11u ipment Jllcl cc111,1 rur11on ul ,1 new :.dcnce 1 t'llll'r; S:ill0.000 that Wl'lll lu •w1vp11ri lk.1rh ron1 p<1ny Multi U1nu·mio n.ll lmaK111g lnr. frum 1he I ll'panm1·r11of1 leuhh ,111d I luman '>1•n rrl'~; .rnd $I millron 111e Orange < nunty '>Jn11 .111on l>btnct n·n·rved lor \\;l'l1•w<111·1 lrl'.rln1en1 program'. 1 lw w m.1p .11-.o u111n1ed S4:!:l rnrllwn 111 I luml'land S1·1•urrty pork '111•r1d 111~ 1h.11 mdudcd Sfl • 111d 1111111•r,ll ll'~ and $4!0 mil Iron lor tht· I lr11nl'l,rnd Sl't urrl)' department hl•,rd411.trll'r'. lkp Om" Cox. who rhair' thl' I l1111'l' rommrttce on ho111d;111d 'l'\ 11r11y. wa' una\ .11lahlt• 1111 l Cllllllll'rll . Cox hi re~ 20-year journalist and Enron investigator l<t'p. <Jin, ( ox annuun<.:ed IJ.,l 1' t·ef.. h1· ha' hrred Kl•n lohn,1111, tornwr ,11dt• .rml advr.-.m lO lll'p lllllr l.1u1111 tH Lo~ Angeles). as a senior .it11·1~ur nn lhr lt'ader..hip staff and I lo111d.1nd ~1·1 uni\ Co111111it1t'l'. · lc1hn,1111h,h1\11~f..ctl on kg"la1io11 111t lt1d1ng th1· n11t111n11I do· 1101-caJI h,1 .111d the 200.1 I nrrgy l'uhry Ac t 1\, dt'fHll Y <.1.111 direuor for thr I l11u'l' l 1w rgy .rnd ( ummi:rce ( nrnmrllt•t• lt t· wa' rnvolvrd 111 l f11l~n·"11111.d lll\'l''lr~a1ions rnw t <nporall' dd1.1cle~ rnrludinK l;nron. (,lohal ( ro'"ng and Mar1ha Stewan. I It• .11,0 h." .w Ve.tr' ol l·xperit:nce .. ., FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT 70th Drstnct Assemblyman John Campbell will hold off on backing an m1t1at1ve he supported that would impose more control on state spending. .r 1ourrnrh,1 and ha., w11n more than ~O .iwanh tor hi wo rl in that field Campbell sure spending won't get out of hand No\\ 1hat California vnteri. haw ,1pprovl'd Proposition 57. a $15-blllion bond issue. and Proposition 58. an initiative rl'4uirrng '>late legi!>la1ors to ha lance the budget. 70th Di&lrict A,..,emblyman John Campbell wrll hold off un backing u11 initiative tha1 would irnpo.,e stricter cnntrol'> on <ill.li e 'pending. l'lw 111111atlve wa' approvc•d hy the ~ecre1.iry uf Stal{'\ offi ce for ~ignatur{' c:ollec1111n la~• week, hut C ampbl'll .'>old 1here wouldn't haw hcc11 enough 11111t• to ~et 1he 600,000 'ignature!> needed 10 qualify for the November balJot by 1lw April 16 deadline. I le'll 111ake s.ome revisions to the mea.-.ure and 1ry to get it on the ballot in March 2006. the next -.1a1ewide elec1io n "'There could be 15 or more 11ri1ia1ive~ on the November ballot," Campbell .-.aid. "It':. going to be ..i mess· Campbell :.aid he's not concerned 1hat the delay in gelling the ini1ia1ive before voters will result in wild overspending by his colleagues. "If Gov. Davis were o;tiJI in office I'd be worrred. but until we get a constitutional spending limit, Gov. ~c:hwar;renegger is the 'pemJing lrrni1. 'O J'rn confident that hC' will leep a hd 1111 thin~~ at least 1hrough 2006." he ~;mt. POLITICAL CALENDAR POLITICS ASIDE A rising Newport Coast T he overall re.,pon:.e 10 Ja~t week's colwiu1 highlighting some no1able political donaLioni> w~: Whal about the rest of the people. 1he unes who:.e name:. don't appear in the paper? II'!> a good pom1, and i1 npl·ns the duor to $ l .9 million 10 $I .42 million. have given more since January 2003 1han the !:12660 zip c:ode·~ $1.3 million (Zip cod,e1> in metropolitan New York arc the leadi1Jg ones in 1he n:i1io11). I lowever, 1hree exclusive areas - Balboa Peninsula, S.J . C_HAN Balboa Island and perhaps a more product1w search of Newport-f\fesa giving b)r area and neighborhood rathl'r than gos.'>iP)' name. Udo lsll' prcl\'1dc:.. <111 interl'Sling piclure. in part becau!>e 11\ largt• enough for there• 10 be enough d11na1iorl' .. to talf.. about but 'ltill '111.Lll enou~h lhdt one ran imaginL' rt .1~ ;1 'oli1ary prcr l' of Nl•wp ort lkad1. Anyulle <.trrprr<.l'd 1h,11 the leadini.; politrl'lan tlwn• i:. President Bush? I le fl'l'eiVl'd $38.175 from Udo Isle residt•r11:- between Jan I. 2003. a1'1d the end of February. More surprising migh1 be the leading Democratic re1 ipient. It isn'l Sen. John Kerry -he has no donations. And ii isn't former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean. who received S2,505. 01 former c;en. Wesley Oark. $200 behind Dean at $2,350. Fven Sen. John &!wards, al $2.000, bn't the leader . It ~vas Sen. Joseph Ueberman. who received $3,000 from I ido ble rcsiden1s. Other little islands lhat offered some political punch included the exclusive Linda Isle, wherl' residents gave $5,000 to me president and $500 to 1.iebcr111an. and Bay f<;land, who!>e residents 10s1>cd $3.000 10 Lhe While I louse and $1.000 10 Kerry (from the same hou'>e as one of the presrdeni':. donor1> - I wonder wha1 dinner is like there), Larger areas of Newport-Me~a are more difficult to delineace. The parts of Newport Reach Lha1 faJI within zip code 92660. including Eastbluff. Newport Cent Pr and the Port S1ree1s. are one of the <.,late's -and nation·~ -lop donatmg 1.ip codes. In California, only llevcrly 1rn1 .... with dona11on<., lOtaling S2. 7 111illn1n. and part5 of Lo~ Angl'lcs. with do nation-. from cwpon Coai.t -are all tligc!.lrble a111ountr.. I he penin.'>ula has ii:. ~hare of Oernocrat'> -'mall ~hare. any wav. J'hc~ ga\e S2.000 and $500 t'dl'h to Dean, 1.ephardt and 1.ichl'rrnan. lkpuhlrrnn:-. or n1urse. rule. Tlll'y g;:iw SI ~1.000 to Hush. I he i..l.md, 111dutlin~ Collin~ l!>lantl, wr1s n111rc generou~ 10 Dt'rn111·ruh . Kerry rcct•r1 ed <;..i .ooo. "' did (,cphartlt. I ll'hcmi.in i.:0111rmrl'd his lu11dra.t!>ll'S; dumrna.iu.:e wi1h S7.000 frum the island. Dean man.igcd s:mo and Oark S 150. Bu h received $14,950. Comparing ewport Coa-.1 10 the above areas offers an an~wcr 10 a qul'.;1iun I've posed before: Will Newport Coast, where :.o rnuth wealth is collecting, hecome a poli1ical power base by dent of donation, alont.'? I he an:.wer, t.ik.ing lnlU co11.,idera1ion 11ta11here arc more re:.idents up there than on either Ralboa Island or the pt•nlnsuJa, "eemi. like a qualified "Y"''· n1e big nurnber. of course. h for Bush: $79.176. R111 1here abo is a 51zablc amount for Democrnt~. with Edwards lrachng the way with $7,300. Lieberman is neX1 with $6,600. Kerry foll ows with $4.30(), Dean with $4!. I 00, Gephard1 with $I .500, Clark. with S700 and Rep Dennis Kucinlch with $400. \VhilE.' those numbers may paJe compared to other parts of Newport Heach. i1 seems they can only rise us politicians. and mhers, trek up the hill looking for more money from the gated parts of1he city. ewport's import, politically, bn'1 about 10 change. in 01her \\ord<.. • S.J. CAHN is the managing ed11or. He may be reached al (949} 574-4233 or bye marl at S./ c.1hn n /at1mes com APRIL 15: Newpon Harbor Republican Women will hold a general lundleon meeting lit noon at the Pacific Club. The guest speaker will be C. Arthur James. Information: (9491 644-0539 11: The Republican Party of Orange County will hold a reception In honor of Thomas A. Fuentes, outgoing party dlalrman, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Mesa Verde Room at the Westin South Coatt Plaza Hotel, Cost 11 $25 per person. RSVP: {714) 556-8555 hold,. fundraising reception from 1 :30 to 4 p.m. et the Clubhouse Restaurant in Costa Me ... The special guest will be Biii Handel of KFl-AM (640). RSVP to Kelly et fundralslng@ocyr.org and all Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 556-8555. JUNE 15: The Committee to Reelect Tom Fuente• to the Board of Trustees of the South Orange County Community College District will hold e 6 p.m. reception and 7 p.m. fundraislng dinner, at the Dining Room at the Sutton Place Hotel In Newpon Beadl. The special guesta will be Hugh Hewitt, Bruce Herachensohn end Wllllam Rusher. Information: {714) 969-2705 1t: The Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee will hold a general meeting et 7 p.m. et the South CoHt Plaza Westin Hotel, at 688 Ant6n Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission 11 free, and ell Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 556-8555. 2A: The Orang' County Young Republicans wilt Daily A Pilot VOl.98,N0.99 THOMAS H. JOHNSON Str.le McCl'lfllc PhOto Editor. 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All rlghta re1erved. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST ExpeC1 areas of morning low clouds. Otherwise, look for variable high clouds. Highs will be from 64 to 73 with light winds. Tonight will ~ mostly cloudy with lows 51 to 56 with light winds. lnfonnatlon: www.nws.noaa.gov BOATING FORECAST Winds will be out of the southeast ,11t 10 knots becoming westerly at 10 to 15 knots in the afternoon with wind waves of 2 feet or less on a west swell of 3 to 5 feet at 16 seconds. Tonight, winds will be variable et 10 knots or less becoming westerly at 10 knots overnight with wind waves of 2 feet or less on e west swell of 5 to 7 feet 111 16 aeconds. Farther out, wind• will be out of the northwest et 10 to 20 knots with winde waves of 2 to fl 4 feet on a west swell of 9 to 11 feet at 16 seconds. Tonight, winds will be out of the northwest at 10 to 20 knots with wind waves of 3 feet on a west swell of 10 to 12 feet at 15 seconds. SURF West-facing breaks can expect to see size increase from die st to head high and bigger in the afternoon. Dawn patrol sessions may not see much. Wat9r quality: www.surlrider.org TIDES Tim• 6:22a.m. 12:41 p.m. 5:28p.m. 11:56p.m. Height ·0.66 feet low 3.51 feet higt. 1.73feetlow 5.82 feet high WATER TEMPERATURE 60degrees ,,. ............ 1, -----------~--~---------------~--------- Daily Pilot Jhursddv Aorit 8 2004 A3 Newport to be course for marathon . Ill• or111nal Organizers of the 0.C. Marathon say · the charity event is expected to draw 10,000 runne rs. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -When you think of first-class marathons, New Yorlc and Roston com e 10 mind. Running enlhusia_sts hope, to add Orange County to that list with the debut of the Orange County Marathon in December. On Wednesday. the Run for Orange County Kids commi11ee announced the race and un- veiled the course, mos t of which will be in Newport Beach, al a kickoff in Santa Ana. ' 11 will be the first full-length marathon in the county and comes with a unique twist: all of the proceeds from the rac0 will be donated to selected chil- dren's charities. "We will be on tJ1e map not because of a movie or a TV sit · com, hut because of caring peo- ple," Orange Councy Supervisor Tom Wilson said. The race wiU take place Dec. 5 and is expected lo draw I 0,000 runners and 75.000 spectators. The course ls set 10 start at Fushfon Island, wind past the Ir· vine Spectrum, and fini sh up along the Back Bay ac the Nt!w- port Ounes resort. The marathon has been two years in the works. In April 2002, the Run for Orange County Kids committee formed to establish the marathon. Committee members ·search- ed for two years for a main sponsor .. They finally found a generous one in PacifiCare HeaJth Systems, which provided a quarter of a million i11 cash and a commitment of another quarter of a million in in-kind services. said fo rmer Assembly- man Scott Baugh. a m ember of the marathon's board of direc- tors. I loag Memorial I lospital Presbyterian is the exdusive hospital supporter fo r the mara- thon. "We're very excited about· ii,·· said Debra Legan. Hoag's vic.:e- presldenl of marketing. •·1 think it 's a great opponunity for us lo support a healthy lifestyle in our community and especi~lly for the young people who will be involved with the charities." The race capitalizes on a popl\lar pastime throughout the county. said marathon director Bill Sumner. "There are about 20.000 run- ners in Orange County and about 5.000 in Ne.,.,rpo rt Beach." Stunner said. "If you go 10 the Rack Bay. you see people run- ning. They're everywhere." The Orange County marathon will be enhanced by the e1q1eri- ence of the iunners putting it on, founder and assistant raC'e director Steve Robinson said. He has run fifteen marathons and Sumner has run between 40 and 50. Robi nson said. The race will be in December so ii doesn't CClnllkt with other marathons in Ortober. Robin- son explained. And since the last part of lhe course is through the Back Bay bike path with no traffic lights. the slower runners won't be ushered off the course as they are in Olher marathons. Hobinson atlded. "lt"s a respect thing," Hobi11- so11 sa.id. "If it takes yo u eight hours. you can finish and will get the same re specl as the per- BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS St. John the Baptist cheer can't be beat 01eerleaders at St. John the Baptist Catholic Elementary School compleied an unde· feated season and won the USA Junior Nationals. They also won the King of the Bleachers NalionaJ11. Con verse Staie 01ampionship and the 01eerlea<lers of America West Coast Open. This is the second year in a row that the squad went undefeated. The team is made up uf 34 girls in fiflh 1hrough eighth grade. S1. John's graduate Eddie Strachan. 21. coaches the team. JJis sister and niece are on tht' team and his mother is a see· ond-grade teacher a r the school. · Horticulture heaven next fo ur Fridays Orange Coast College's orna· mental horticulture depart- ment is hosting a series of plant sales on four Friday mornings and afternoons in April. OCCs horticulture depart· ment is growing a variery of plants for spring gardens. Dif- ferenl varieties of tomatoes, severaJ varieLies of both bell and <.:hili peppers. herbs. an· nuals in pony packs. rnixt:d color baskets a nd many other plants will be available. Proceeds from the sale will go to student scholar~hip~. a11d to invest in additional supplies and material-; for OCC's orna· mental horticullure depart· ment. The sales are scheduled from IO a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 9. 16. l3 and JO in the l lor1 ic11l111re c;arden Nursery. on the wes tern l'dgl' nr lhe campus. near lht' Technology Center. The mo~L co11ve11ie11t public access is frl)m the camp us parking lot off Adams Avenue. IJec.:ause c.:rup~ will be matur- ing a nd ready for sale al differ· t'llt times during the spring, a plant sale hotline has been es- tablished le.> announce which planls will he available each Friday. The hntlint! number is (714) 4:l2-0202. ext. 20s:n box, dinner fo r two a l Back Bay Rowing and Running Club Hes- taunmt and a floral arrangl'- ment. Cost for the m ixer is free fo r chamber member~ and $I 0 for poten1ial memh(·r~-IronStune Hank is at 1201 Oove St. in New- port Beach. For more informal ion. call the chamber office al (94~) n~- 4400. Reservati ons are not nee· essary. Excell ing students to be Group asks donors to awarded at breakfast say YES at fea st The top 15 scholar& from Yo\111-l Employm ent Servit:e of Newport Harbor aml Corona the Harbor Area will host its del Mar high schools will be 31st annual Homan ..-east and honored a t the ol~lrd annual· Ornrity Auction 011 May 6. Yl~S Sd1olarship Award~ IJreakfa~t n·fers youth to lot:nl employers. on /\pril 15 al the Hadissnn I lo-The organization is looking td. fur companies tha t want to be a rllt' evem will be ho~tcd by promotional partner. a spon- the Commodores Club of the sor/underwriter 11r a donor of Newport Reach Cl1amber of in -kind ~ervice::. or auction Commerce. The event begin~ at iH.•ms. 7: 15 a.m. and the cost is $25. The l°'vent take' place on May For more informati on. call the 6 a l che Costa Ml'sa Neighbor· chamber office at (94~) 729· hood Community Center, IH45 4400. Park Ave. For more information. Mi xing IronStone. appe~i zers and pri zes The Newport Rea ch lJ1amber of Commerce will hold its New- port Sunsec Necworking Mixer ar 5 p.m. April :a at 1he New lronStnne Rank. !'he evening will feature ap- 1w tii'.ers from Meycrhuf\ Cui· -'>inc. live music. wine. beer aml sofl drinks compliments <if lronStone Bank. Those in a11e11t.lii.11ce will have the opportunity lo win prii'.e<> donated by the bunk. including a $!00 ~aving1> bond. annual use of a large ~alt'ty tkpnsir Prices Good Thru 4/11104 call (949) li42-8306. FOR THE RECORD The FYI box in Wednesday's Costa Mesa City Council meeting wrap-up listed the wrong time for the council's next meeting on Monday. That meeting will be al 4:30p.m. ALTA DENA PRODUCTS, rl!ESH GROUND PEANUT BUTIERf NUTS S. DRIED fRUIT, fRESH FLOW BOUQUETS, RANCH EGGS, GRIND YOUR OW"N COffEE, C'Ef> SI BON BREAD DElMRED f~ESH DAILY 2016 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA·94•.642.6025 Mon ... Sat, 10 am • 6 m FYI For more information on the marathon, log on to http://Www.ocmarathon.com COST~ MESA EASTER SUNDAY son who finishes first. Tht!y won't get crowded off the rourse anti they will have a great time." All You Can Eat Buffet 12:00 Noon to 8:30 P.M. (You may also choose lrom our regular menu) t Kaplan 's Whole Steamship Round Roast Beet. Sllce<I al the table. ~· • Honey Balled Ham With Pineapple. Organizers of the race will also provide training 10 any mn- ner who wants lo participate. "All you gotta do is get to the start line. we'll help you do lh~ rest," Sumner said _ "We don't · Cold King Salmon Salad with Mango and Cilantro Dressing. Fresh Oven Roasted Turkey with all the Trimmings ~ Kaplan's Home Made fresh Cranberry Sauc~. Italian lasagna Topped with Marinara Sauce. fresh Parmesan and Mozzarella Cheese. Padthai Bangkotc Noodle with Chicken, Mixed Vegetable. .·'), rarl' if yo u're tl or RO." · Topped with Crushed Peanuts. d • Steamed Vegetable~ Yams in Honey and Raisins. c The mnrathon will replare the Hi -year Orange County I lalf Mara1hun & SK, which was abn directed by .Sumner. Roth of these events will be folded info the Ora11ge Cou111y Marathon weekend as W(lll n~ 11 kids' mara· 1hon, a mayors' twu·mile wait.. and a health a11d fi tness expu. Mashed Polatoes, 1ur1<ey Gra~y. Sage Dressing Tossed Green Salad1 Swee! and Sour Cabbage Soup or ~,.. Home Maae Chicken Noodle Soup . Easter Cake, Ice Cream or Sorbet. $17 .95 Each Person• Children under 10 I $1 .95 • .. Exchaslve Df Tax, lneragn and Gratuity Kaplan's Open 6:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. On Easter Sunday tor Reservations (714) 557-6611 J One of the chari1ies th<it will beuefit lrom till' new mara1ho11 is Tl !INK Togethl'r, an artn - ~chool program whic-h ha~ " branch in Costa l\k::.a. Kaplan's Banquet Room Accommodates Party ot 1 to 75 persons • 3211 Harbor Blvd., CO*ta Mesa lat 481 fWY) (714) 557-6611 l 0tit11 k talltdetl.us Appleton Estate · $1 Q99 JAMAICAN RUM 750 "'' WAS $17 .99 Mentmn this ad tor price P,!~9~sf!'!~a Wines $299 • Chardonnay & Semlllon 750 I • Shiraz & Cabemet m • Shiraz & Merfot SANTA MARGHERITA Cabernet or Merlot Wines South Coast Plaza rr~ 0 Wonderland l\1ar ch 19 -Apn l 10. 2004 Enjoy cha rac ter displays fr om Lewis C arrolJ's Alice in Wondt:rlJnd as Sout h Coast Plan pn:!)Cfll!'i Springtime in Wo nde rl and. G el_!ca_dy_for Spring wi th Child ren's Fashio ns 6 Easter Sweets a bcrcrombic. BODEGA Chocolarcs, babyCap. CapK1ds. C odiv,1 Chocolaticr. C ym borcc, Jaod1, Otlily, Portt:ry Barn Kid:-.. Puu le Zoo, Roxy, Sanrio, See's Candies. Talbors Kid!> P.111••1 L"'"'8 NEW! Spn!!g!i.mej)un ny_Carousd S outh Coast Plan's carousc:I is transformed from horses to charming bun ni es and beautiful flora l carnages. Childre n will be deli ght ed to ri de the only Bunny Carousel in Ca lifornia . Thro ugh May I 0th. Easter Bunn Photos 6 Mad Hatter's Craft Par!_y Have a photo taken with the Easter Bunny sn a decorat ed gazebo. Children can enjoy fun spnngtim c crafts. l)uulity 1s Y1s1 1 Jnv Conc1cr~c Desk for ~ hrn<h111( 1hout Spring event~. S,n Da~go Frccw'y (·10.S) '' R 11~tol Street (7 14) •IJ.S-208.l Mond'y to Friday, 10 'm to 9 pm s,1urd1y, IO~mto8 pm Sund~y. 11 ~m 10 6;.30 pm www.soulhcoutpln,.com ... -----------... ---·---~ . ---~ -----------· -----------.-. ---------------..... --~ -------------------..._ --~~·~·-.:....•------~----·-~~~~ --- \. M Thutsday, Apfll 8, 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Dead body found in back of truck Police arrested four peo- pll', including two Costa Ml''" re,1d11n1~. on ~ui.pi· c:iun of munJ11r .Uter they werl' found with the body uf a man in the buck of a p1d .. up truck, I lunt111g1on lknch poliCl' officials !laid Wcdne".Jay. l'ulic11 arrested la~on K.1rr. 'l4. ant.I 19· )'ear-old I r111 Orooks. hoth of Lo1>1a Mc,a. /\bu t.iken into cus· 1ody Wl'rl' 40-year·old Billy Juhmo11 .ind Suzanne ~!Iller . .!4. hoth ot llun linJ.11011 Bt•11t'l1. ~.lid I lun· POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Beck Bey loop: Grand theft lrotn a vehicle was reported in the 2500 block at 3:27 p.m. Tuesday •Century Piece: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported in the 2900 block at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday. • Harbor Boulewrd end Newport Bouleverd: A hit-and-run was reported at \·55 pm Tuesday. • Harbor Boulevard: Possession of drugs was reported 1n the 2200 block at 2 22 p.m Tuesday. • Hyland Avenue: A burglary was rnportod in the 3500 block at s·o2 a m Tuesday • Killybrooke Lene: Trespassing was reported in the 3\00 block at 4:16 p.m, Tuesday. • Puente Avenue: A burglary was reported in the 2100 block at 10:56 a m Tuesday • West 18th Street: Forgery was reported 1n the 700 lington Beach Police Capt. Dan Johnson. Billy Johnson and Milici were wanted on an arrest warrant for methamphe&a m ine sales, and Karr was wanted for a parole viola - tion, he said. The fou1 were in rwo cars when th11y were pulled over Tuesda)' night near the Pomo na Freeway in Riverside County. Dan Johnson ·cud. While · searching the back of tht> pickup truck. which was covered by d camper shell, police fo.und the body among pieces of wo<>d. he said. Police did 1101 reveal the man's iden- tity or the circumstances of the alleged murder. An investigation is o ngoing. Dan Jo hnson said. block at 7:22 p.m. Tuesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Adami Stl'Mt Vandalism was reported in the 200 block at 5:51 p.m. Tuesday. • Cempu1 Drive: A commercial burglary was reported in the 4500 block at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday. • w .. t Coest Hitlhwey: Battery was reported in the 2600 block at 2:35 a.m . Tuesday. • M.tlne Way and Eett Oceen Front: Indecent exposure was reported at 3:35 p.m . Tuesday. • Newport Center Drive West: Vandalism was reported in the 700 block at 4:42 p.m . Tuesday. • SuJMrtor Avenue: An auto theft was reported in the 1400 block at 9:45 a.m . Tuesday. • Von Kerman Avenue and Cempu1 Drive: A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 3:36 p.m. Tuesday. Cl~ified ads work for GET THE POINT? I 11 111 • Y,2t_:! THE Daily Pilot ( l.l\\lftNI ( Olllnllllltly M.trkrtpl.I( ,. ........ Style is not a size ... It's an attitude! Fun , Feminine Styles for All Shapes & Sizes of Beautiful Women. 369 E. 17th St., #21, Costa Mesa (949) 642·5459 Reel us it1 o"-lirte for all our fishing packages: www.obmg.com or rat I 1-800-663-7090 MV SAi.MON St 1:.KER QUlllo Ct1A•lOnl ISl.AllOl. I C MV Ct IARLOTll' PRI NC..l:S~ OllUll Ctl,OlOnl IUANDS. I ( NEW CD RATES 12 MONTH 24MONTH 36MONTH 2.00o/o. 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Rohrabacher, who has consis- 1ent.Jy gjven his support to the group a1\d their effons, urged member~ not to give up. RESTAURANTS Continued from Al restaurant in the F.astbluff shop- ping cenwr, Sage co-owner Rich Ml'ad said. The res1aurc1.01 will otTt>r conternpord.ry food made with fresh, seasonal ingredients, • md 11 will feature a garden by the patio like the East bluff location. l11c new venue, however, will offer mon· small plates of foods people l:an share ~ well as the rl'gula.r entrees, which Mead said i' a trend in dining today. "P11ople are deconstructing meals ant! ~plilling a lol of stuff. ~o people are getting a lot of dif· reren1 tasl(·~." he said. Modo Mio i!. also cxpec1ed 10 CURVE Continued from Al turning ht1' ballpurk into one huge billboard. n1at's how he made Lh e fortune he used to buy the Ang11b -a:> an outdoor adven ising impresario. And he has now p111 that stamp on Angel Stadium. We were oum1ged when Disn11y turned the ballpark into bad vaudeville between innings. We will be patient white Moreno finds his proper billboard levt'I. The difft.>rcnl:e i' that Disney nl'ither loved nor u nderstood the 1111i4ul'nec,~ of ill> basehalJ product, .ind Moreno does both. For 1ha1 he l:atl he forgiven mul:h. Rut while we're sull exulting in the l;Llem he brought to Anahein) thi.; year. mnyhc he could make a few uc!JU!>lmentt. in IJlt' props arounc.J Uw "tage. Some tweaks here nnd th11re. Uke in that huge new '>t'ordm.ird that towers over thl' left fil'ld stand'>. q 1s divided into three pun:>. In the t:enter. we GEITING INVOLVED •GETTING INVOLVED runs periodically In the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. For information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPtCE SERVICES Volunteers are needed to spend four hours per week visiting patients or doing errands for them or their caregivers in communities near volunteers' homes. (562) 622·3805. LAGUNA GREENBELT INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast Wilderness Park staff and James Dilley Preserve staff and docents with hiller registration and general public orientation. (949) 488-0287. LAGUNA SHANTI Laguna Shanti, an organization that worics with persons with HIV or AIDS, 1s seeking caring volunteers to assist with running the front office, delivering meals, providing transportation and providing complimentary therapies such as mauage, acupuncture and chiropractic care. Lisa Toghia, (949) 494-1448. LUV·A-PET CENTER Volunteers who love to work with cats and kittens are needed at the luv·a·Pet Center et PetaMart in Costa Mesa. (949) 451·3272. MENTOR PROGRAM YMCA Community S.rvlcet needs mentors to mike a tasting effect on 1 young person's life. Students 10 to 18 years old are matched with mentors to Improve their achoo! performance and self-esteem while developing positive peer and 1dult ref1tlonahtp1. (714) 549-9622, ext 36. MOBtlE MEALS Volunteer drivers are needed to help dellver nutritious meals to homebound, frill or elderly clients Incapable of •hopping and cooking for themselves. (949) 846-QO, "We have tu fight rill the very end of it,· be ,aid. ·we have to keep going and hope there will be a Hall Mary pass in the la.st minute$ oft.be game." There is added hope witJ1 the city of Los Angeles running out of.options for LAX and San Diego reali.7.ing their slim chllf\Ces of finding a site for a second airport in Its county. said anorney Bar· bara Lichm an , whu represents the group. "The good news Is the run· ways are still there in El J'oro. • she ~d. ·And we have a 1ob 10 do as long as 1.Jiere are runways in EJ Toro and Los Angeles has realized the 1111t'd for an airpon there." • OEEPA BHARATH covers public safety and courts. She may be reached el (9491574-4226 or by e-mail el deepa.bharath«"l itimes.com open this sum1 .:r. II will be I.lie second restau1 tnl for owner Glanfranco Be1 1lino, who aho owns a Modo ~I 1 In Padlic Pali · sades. The restaurctJ, 's specialty will be fine Italian c111si ne wit.Ji a vat· ied menu that includes pasta and riso110 dish~·s as well a.-. St>:l- food. veal and lree range chick· en. Designed l•1r cornfor1, lhl' restaurant's feel will be a "home away from home." Bertolino said. Seafood and ~leaks will be served at Mas1ro's Ocean O ub, which ii. slated 10 open in early to mid-2005, with construction expet:ted w sturt 1his summl'r. The masculine frel and large portions of a steakhouse will be tempered with elegant furnbh· see what has just happened on· the field. On t'1e other 1wo. wi:: see m assive, unchanging adt.. I found ii discu11certing 10 be stared down lhl' entire game by "Adelphia" -h llh whom we've had a few pn1l lcms -in huge block letten. ~1.mding alone against a s1arl.. white backdrop. Perhaps Morl'll11 hru. plans 10 put baseball-rela11·• information at least pan-ti111• mto these sparh -or at least 1 11.mge tJ1e ad!> once in awhill We can only hope. ll1en t.J1ere 1· the matter of the running statis11 ·aJ information essential lo toll •wing the game that has alway• been db played above and heh 1d both first and third ba<;es. ll 1 -;tilJ there. ~on of. ll quit work 1g in t.he t.J1ird inning, appare1•1ly a compu1er glitch. but I sa1. enough 10 suggest that s11111e changes have taken place U1J1 are decidedly not improvemrnt!>. Once again. the emµhas1!> i~ on the a<.ls. which are superimposed on the game lnfonnation 51 •are and keep culling in amt ou1. And while I MOZART CLASSICAL ORCHESTRA Orange County's only nonprofit resident chamber orchestra needs volunteers for ticketing, ushering, phones, malling and help with receptfons. Nominees are also being sought for the board of directors. (949) 830-2950. NEIGHBORS FOR NEIGHBORS The City of Costa Mesa will host its annual community clean-up event on Saturday, April 24. Those interested in volunteering or making donations of cash or . 1n·k1nd donations of supplies for the event can call the Neighbors for Neighbors hotline at (714) 764-4892. (714) 754-4870. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for women with alcohol or other chemical dependencies seeks volunteers. (949) 548-9927 or (949) 548-8754. NEWPORTBEACHl/lAOOPT A MARINE BATTALION FUND The 1/1 Adopt A Marine Battalion Fund was created to accept donations and 10 provide financial support for ongoing programs and events planned to show appreclntion lo the 1st Battelion 1st r larinea, based at Camp Pendle "In. (949) 644-3124. NEWPORT E< NATURALIST The Upper N 1o rt Bay Nature Preserve ls It ng for volunteers to auist with turalist·led tours and program pecial events and habitat resto• ion projects, The interpretive 11ar is at 2301 University o, . Newport Beach. (714) 973-68: NEWPORT B ACH CONFEREN( AND VISITORS BUREAU The bureau 11> h.1dlcated to the promedon of tile city to potential visitors. Volunteers with Htenalve knowledge of Newport h1ch ire needed. (949) 71~6100. NEWPORT BEACH U8RARY UTEMCY PROGRAM The program Mets volunteers to tutor ldulta who want to improve d*r rNding and writing skills. YoluntMrs will be oenlfled durfng HOLIDAY Continued from Al the Midd.Je East welgh heavily on people's minds on the holiday. "It lisJ mentioned at many Se· ders. • ~he said. "Even though it's supposed 10 be a happy time. We always sing a song that means in the coming year you'll be in Jeru· salem.· LA. Police Olief William Brat- 1011 said Wednesday that the de- partment will be on heightened alen through the end of the hoH- day. They have not received any specffic threats. but the depart- ment has identified 500 potential targets J.hroughoul Southern California. including .htgh-rise buildings. bridges. highways. Jewish community centers and synagogues. "I'm very glad and proud to ings 10 create a sexy, vibrant res· taurant, Mastro's spokesman Oli- ver Badgio said. ' Patrons will be able to enjoy the location by the sea in an in- door courtyard with live trees aml a glass window system that w1U let in the outside air. That sea air, and view, was one or the attrat·tions 10 Crystal Cove, the restaurateurs sa.id . "We actually saw Crystal Cove in 1<199 and we wm: so 1hrilled with the location," RadKio said. "It wa-. really what we thought wa~ just a very unique opportu· nity that we couldn't pa.si. up." The growing community of nearby homes is expected to fur· nish dicntele for the restaurams. "One uf the main reason'\ was certainly the fact that it has that had no problem reading the ads, the game stats appeared so small I was never ahle to make them out. Because I can't see the main scoreboard in right field from my 20-gam e seal, I was never sure of the ball and strike count on the hatters. the inning we were in. or even the score last Sunday. fhe!>e are technical mailers, of courst:, tha1 tan he fixed. I'm a litt.Je le~s certain that ad1us1rnents in the advertising philosophy behind them will be seen as needing fixing. Bui from 1tw begrnning, the main thrust of Moreno's efforts has been the well-being of the fans who come 10 see t.lle Angels play. If advertising policies conOict wit.J1 that thrust, I'm sure he'IJ take a hard look at them. In an article in the Los Angeles Times Magazine last Sunday. he told reporter BiU Shaikin: "It's Markt' ting I 0 I. It's the same ba<.ic thing. whether you're Roing to dinner or you're going 10 huy a pair of shoes or whatevl'r. If you don't get good ~ervic11, you're not coming training workshops in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. (949) 717-3874 o r lrteracy@city.newport-beach.ca. us. NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD The Newport Beach Premiere Cinema Guild, which supports the Newport Beach Film Festival, 1s looking for new members. Interested candidates should want to help further an artistic and cultural heritage in the community and should have a love of cinema and a desire to raise awareness of the film festival. (949) 253-2880. NEWPORT BEACH, GENERAL PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Newport Beach City Council is seeking applications from residents or business owners to fill vacancies on the General Plan Advisory Committee. The committee meets from 7 to 9 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays in the Newport Beach Police Department auditorium, 870 Santa Barbara. (949) 644-3005. NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION The library foundation needs extra hands to perform clerical duties, such es filing, organiz.lng and stuffing envelopes, at the Central library, 1000 Avocado Ave. (949) 717-3890. NEWPORT BEACH THEATRE COlllWN The company needs volunteers to help whh costume design, sewing, make-up applicatlon, set construction, tec:hntcal help, publicity, stage management and bactcstage supervision. (949) 75~ 1046 or LKSaf@•ol.com. NEWPORT HARBOR NAUT1CAl. MUSEUM The Newpon H1rbor Nautical Mu""m offers a number of volunteer opponunltlea In the gift shop, at docenta or receptlonlsta, with clerical wort< and with fundraltlng events. Training i1 provided. (949) 67r..8915, Ext. 107. NEWPORT-MESA YMCA The YMCA needs 1 variety of \ Dally P~ot 'When I go to my synagogue, I know there's security there. It's a sad commentary, but a necessary strategy.' Rabbi Martt MNler of Temple Bat Yahm live in a land where people are concerned for our safety," Miller said. "When I go to my syna- gogue. I know there's securlfy there. It's a sad commentary, but a necessary strategy. In this day and age, you have to be realistic about what can happen." • MAmSA O'NEIL covers education. She may be reached at (9491 574-4268 or by e-mail at marisa.onei/l§!latimes.com. Crystal Cove residential commu- nity right behind it," Bertolino said. "I reaJly Like the idea that people can just walk down.'' In tJ1e center now is a mix of maller shops and a few chain stores, and t.J1e new restaurants should mesh well with that. said Jennifer Heiger. spokeswoman fo r the Irvine Co.. wruch owns the shopping center. "We expect that the restau· rants wiU really round out what the center ha!> to offer and it will really be a complete package al that point," she said • ALICIA ROBINSON covers business. pol111cs and the environment. She may be reached al (94.91 764-4330 or by e-mail at alic1a.robrnson ~ lat1mes.com. back." Maybe choking on the ads that I am force-fed at Regal Theaters ha11 over-sensiti7..ed my advertising irritation plateau. After all, I've made my living mo~t.of my life for publications that depended on advertising revenue. So, I suppose that if a huge "Adelphia" staring at me from left field is the price I have to pay for Vladimir Guerrero, I can live wilh tJ1a1. I won't be able to ignore it, but I can live with it. As I write this while I await the Angels' opener in Seattle, I'm feeling some guilt that I've been nit-picking a benefactor inst11ad of celebrati11g the occasion I've waited for every Spring since I was a ~mall boy in Indiana: an all-new, fre~hly minted, ever hopeful baseball 1.eason. Who cares if even the cup holders ill fro nt or the seats have ads on them as long as Bartolo Colon is pitching shutouts and Vladimir Guerrero is h111ing home run~. • JOSEPH N. BELL is a resident of Santa Ana Heights. His column appears Thursdays. general volunteer help. (94.91 642-9990 NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION The foundation is looking for volunteers to help with fundraislng efforts, speaking opportunities, public events and occasional office worl<. (9491 631-4143. NEWPORT THEATRE ARTS CENTER A variety of jobs need to be tackled, including set construction, ushering and mailings. Scheduling is flmcible, with a two-to 20-hour commitment per month. The Newport Theatre Arts Center 1s a1 2501 Cliff Drive. (949) 631-0288. OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volunteers are needed to distribute prepared dishes lo homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery time is between 11 :30 a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. The center also needs volunteer nurses for its seml·monthly blood pressure screenings. The center offers this service between 9 and 11 a.m. the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Volunteers should commit two hours once a month or volunteer on a substitute basis. The center is at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. OPERA PACIFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a aupport group for Opera Pacific, has activities for volunteers. (714) 546-6000. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa-based organization for graffiti prevention, needs voluntMra to paint over graffiti and other dutl ... MlchHt Howtrd. (714) 436-0745. occ NAUT1CAL U8RARY Orange Coa11 CoU99e's School of Selling and Se1m1nahlp needa bootc donations for lta Nautical library. Thousands of volumee of boating-related tltt" are needed. The Scttool of Selling and Seam1nahlp Is at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newpon Beech. (949) &46-<9412. --~ -·-. , ---------~------------------------..... ----.......... ----------~~------------ Daily Pilot Thursday, Apnl 8, 2004 A5 Start With Compliwncary Cba,,,pagnt, MimMa.s and Fresh Orangt Jurrr SMoltui 54/mon with Gtpm. Crt11m Chm/. Chopptd Eggi. Rtd Onions arui Mfni Bagtls }ust-pi&tti Fit/J Grttm ~lad wtth Roa.sud Vrgrtabks Gently Tossed i11 a Raspbrrry Vinaigrrttr Crisp CtUsar 54/aJ with Homrmadt Stawud Crourom &by SpiNUh SaW with Caramtliud Onions, O~n..JNJ To111111oes, and Mushrooms 7imrd in 11 Light Shallot Vinaigrmr ksorud S/i"d Fmh Stasonal Fruit and Brmn Fmhly Prtpartd Clllifornia Rolls Lt Chauau Aiian Colnl.tw with Sta5onrd Clnckm En mes Omtkts Madr To Ordtr PHOTOS BV K[Nl TR(PT0W/OAILVP1l01 Jared Wigginton, a student representative of the California Public Interest Re search Group, speaks about the cost of textboo.ks. Crisp Baron & Sawagr Eggs Bmrdirr Students fight book costs Brlgian Wajfks with Maplr Syrup 1md Wlnpptd Cmrm Carwd Roast Primr Rib of Brr/and l.rg of Lumb Bladuntd Malu Mahi with Black Btan Salsa and Pico dr Callo !Mish Prices a re too high and publishers are the ones to blame, group a lleges. Marisa O'Neil Dally Pilot UC IRVINE -A student group, backed by 500 collegl' professors. announced Wednes- day that it is putting further pressure on textbook publishers to lower costs or make cheaper alternatives available. At a UC Irvine news confer· ence. member~ of the California Student rublic lntercs1 flesearch Group said 1ha1 the average stu- dent pays about $900 for texl · books each year. They accused one textbook publisher of driv- ing prices up and releasing newer. costlier edition!> more frequentJy 1han necessary. "It's time for them IO )(Cl tJ1cir head out of the sand <and admit there i a problem and engage in an open diaJogue with s1uden1s and faculty," said Jared Wiggin· ton, of the UCI student .,;roup. Students al the news confer- ence singled out Thompson I.earning Inc .. which publishes a calculus textbook that costs $1 22 on their website. The stu· dent l,'TOup has sent the pub- lisher lellcri., including one signed by ~()O faculty members from 100 colle~es. urging them HI take student co'iti. into al"· count. "People who arc poor and having a ha rd Lime making ex- penses don'I n eed tu spend that much on textbooks," UCI m ath professor I toward Tucke r said al the news conference. l11e group aho called inlO que&tion the compan y's practice of pricing hooks dilTerentJy in ulhcr markels. In Canada. t.hey ... aid. the !>ame calculus textbook . cusli. •he equivalent or $96 ;md jus1 $59 in the llnitr d Kingdom. That's because students in those counLrie& would never • !>land for th e high pril"c Ameri- ca11 students accept ii~ som e · thing they feel is an unavoidable par1 of college life, Tuc~cr said. If students here made faculty members aware of the hi~h text- YOUR DENTAL HEALTH by Deedreea Rich, D.D.S. 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The group's otht·r main c1111- ccrn is that the publisher ii. re- leasing newer editions b efore new m aterial justifies major re· visions. Jamal Siddiqi. a \ICI math major, said he used the fourth edition of the calculus book and saw few changes in the new fifth edition. despite a roughly $40 price difference. "Is it reaJly fa ir for studenti. Ill pay extra for a ft•w extra math prohftorn<;?" Wigginton -;uid. Wt:dnesday'!> announcl•rnent fullowt:d a study about textbook costs the California Student Public lntcrc&t Research Group rt'leai.l·tl in January. A 111ontJ1 lah~r. Thompson I ligher Educa · lion announced that it was re - leai.ing a series or lower-cost textbooks. A spokeswoman denied at the time that lhat the line was a re- sult of the study. But lJCI slu- denti. feel like their voirei. and lellers arc being heard. '"At leusl we're on their radar." said 22-year-uld sociology major Jamie Dow. Or. Howard G. 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In kcr ping with the ollicl' anti rt•Lail 1111x of the an·a. a nl'w huilding hr ing 1:011~tn1cll'd ut thl' rnmer of lrvme AVl'llUI' am.I 17th :-m·l·t will houM· nminly retail -.pace with '01111• ol lin· -.pacl' on tlw i.l'conll floor. 'llll' huillling replan•, a Coco\ rei.taur~1111 that on-upil'd till' 'ite fmr11 am1111ll I~) un11l la't yl'ar. EAST ELEVATION l>cVl'loper llidiard Dirk & A:..,odatel> will also rl'novate th(• exi'iting building on the '>Ile. callc.'tJ \Ve~tchfT Sqtl.lrc. Conl>tniction for bo1h will w:.t ahoul $:.! million. New building, shown in an artist's rendering, will feature stone and glass for the facade. Richard Dick & A ... ,odatci. 1~ 1111 the Vl'rge ol lea,ing thl' lll'W building 111 a 1ctall co111· µany that woultl open it.!> first Onrnge County locat1on there, property manager Melanie Bn~~ ~aitl. One tompany 1:. lo11k111g at taking mo!>t uf the h11ildi11g. Briggs 'aid. hut she rn11·1 na111l' the c11111p.111y hdorc tlw least'!. urt• !>it;lll'tl. I hl· new hu1h.lu1g "11l 11~l' ~tunl' o n thl· l'X lerior ant.I a cylindrical p1111 ion on one rnm cr will bt• gla~<,. ·n1l' existing huilding on Lhc i.itc hnu~o; allunll'y, dentio;t. n·al e:.tate and other offitl'~ a!. well ._., retail husinc~ i11clutli11g a hair salon and f11rni1un• n 111sig11ment shup. It will hl' :-.lightly 1:xpandc•d and rl'novated lo look mort· lik<· tlw ne w building. <tnd tlw ~ilL' will gt'I a ll 1ww lantl~caping. Briggs !>aid. ··wt:'ll hl· getting Mime new tt·nants on the fir..t Ooor once the rrnovations arc done," <;he said. "Wt"'ll hr expanding the rt•tail. putting in new re..,trnom-. landl rtxloing till' courtyard.'" Coco\ rl'organi1 ... ·d .1fter a 1war bankruptcy and thl' company cho~l' 10 huild m·w fl')>t.tll · rants i11i.1cacl of rt•111iv,1ti11g old 011<.·i.. -.;11d Scoll llubh111,, a -;po1'l•i.111an 1111 I lant.l'y ln- Vl'!.tllll'lll Co .. thl' ow1wr ol the i.llc. II wa~ <ictuaJly k.intl of !.(Jd to :-CC:' C:ol'o'!. go ht•t·au~l' Wl' don't havt• a lot of family rt,iau- rant,."' Ncwpo n Beath Ao;_-.i.,1<1111 C:1ty M.111- agt·r Shamn Wood ~aill. But tht• 17th Strl'l't corridor i' ;1 thrivi ng h11sim·~, di-.trirt. -.ht' .... 11d. ... , hat 1, a very good h11i.ine% ;rn•a, .. -.ht· -.aid. ··11h1nk ii dol'' well at fitting in with thl' rt•-.i denllal neighborhood around 11. "' thcy"re goml usl·~ et·111wmirally hut also good UM..'S lhat lit well with rl'o;identi.." lhdiard I >ict. & A."rn iatt·-.. wh1d1 ah11 h·a'i~s onin· 'P•'l"l' to thl' I ).11ly PilCJt. wantctl to 11111rk 011 tht• lll'W dl'vdop111t·111 ht•rat1'>t' 11 wa-. 'ut·n::-....,ful with thl' 11earl1y Wl'<;tdill ( llllrt.~ ... 'i<lit.l. "'I've had a lot ol m tcrl'!'>I 111 it lfrom po' !.1hl1• te11;111t~I."' shl' ~aid. "A lot of pcoplt· wanlell to put an11lhl'r rc">to111ran l had, in b111 we dit.111 t go with rl•-.1auia11t hc·rau,t• till' parking n·411ircnw11t ii. 'u high.'" ll1e building ~h1111ltl hl· rompll'lt' with ,1 tl'llillll mowd in by Aug. I. 'ht• -.aid. NEWPORT BEACH Pl:.ANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA I !ere arc ">Orne items 10 lw considl'rl·d hy the Planning C:ommi!>.">ion tonight. SENIOR HOUSING A re1.0nmg of a ]\'··acre site bordered by San Miguel Dnw, San Joa4uin 1 lilb Hoall, Avocado Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard could µave the w •. cy for more -.cnior housing in the ci1y. Planning C .0111mbsioners tonight will consider whether to amend the city'i; general plan to change the sill' from open <ipace tn multi-family residenli'11. WHAT TO EXPECT Staff members have recommended that Lhe council a pprove till' land-use dro;ignation for the now-vacant site. If t:o mmissioncrs follow this recommendation, the City Council will consider the matter luler. NEW MEDICAL OFFICES A traffic study could clear the way for a new 16.500-square-foot office building at the com er of Old Nrwport Roulevarll and Hospilal Road. The developer woulll demolish thr building al 40 I Old 11s;REET BEAUTY CENTER 'die Largest, finest, 1 ritruffit.st 'Beauty Supply & 1 ull Stroia Sakm In Orange County Opm 7 Da)'1 • (949) 642-171 7 Newport Blvll. and rl•place ll with the lleW ~lnJt"lllrc• lO house ml'dirnl Offi<:c-. and other '>Crvke~. WHAT TO EXPECT A tmtlk consuhant c~ti111at{'d that thl· rww building coulll at.Id about 'l5 I lll'W rnr trips pl'r day to he area. ~ith :14 ol those trip~ during morning Jll'ilk llriw time~ and 511 llurin..: Cvl'ning peak tlriving time,. Planning Comrn1!>Sione r!. may or may not co11siller thi-. :icccptahll' NEWPORT TECHNOLOGY CENTER An item continucll from the lao;I 111ce1111g 1:oulll dl•tenninr wlwthtr a b11ildin1<: at 500·540 Superior Ave. l·an change from an indu,1rial and research and development u::ol's into a ~pace that can allow mure general office -;pace. 1111' mailer wa:. conlinued after plan nini.: commiso;iuners decided that furtlwr traffic s1udy was m•edl.'d. WHAT TO EXPECT c;reenlight leaders have made an issue out of this builcJjng. 31").,'Uing that the w ning change is a way to circumvt•nt the c;rce11light law. There's likely to hl· some disnhsion on this rnallN anti it\ BEST PRICES • BEST S ERVICE • BUT SELECTION NEW AlRJVALS OF I g ~ l'mnJit,J BNalttJ ii ...... FYI •WHAT: Meeting of the Newport Beach Planning Commission •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. lonight •WHERE: City Council Chambers at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. •INFORMATION: Agendas and staff reports are available at hllp:llwww.city.newport-beach.ca.us: for information by phone, call (949) 644-3200. likdy that lhl' dbcu'>~itlll will t'l'llll'r 11., traffic. NEWPORT SPORTS MUSEUM llw Newport Spor1-. Mu4'cllln, at IOO Newport Cl·nter Drive. wanl' tu expand i1110 an adjarl'nl suil whl'rl' a hl'ttlth duh nuw 'i1s, But to llo st> will require a general plan amendment because the hcAlth-duh property is zoned for administrative, professional and financial. WHAT TO EXPECT Slaff m embe rs recommenllcd that commissionC'rs approve the request. And because it's not in a residenliaJ area, the matt e r could be approved with little di~l·ussion or controwrsy. · .... )l II Dally Ptlot AROUND TOWN bands scheduled to appear include the Iron Maidens, Wrathc:hild, Metal 101 and • Send AROUND TOWN items to Sabotage. Information; the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, http.11Www.cure11utl1mnow.com, Cotta Mesa. CA 92627: by e-mail http.:l/Www.met11lj11m.cf'Hping to luis.P'lf111@latimt11.com; by fa>< de11thonlint1.com. to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, MONDAY date and location of the event, as •01utarn.t9 Rec.pt0n on the Well H a contact phone number. Move: Implication for Synaptic I Plasticity· will be a lecture by Or. THURSDAY Roger A. Nicoll, professor of Ho-a Hoepltal wtl preNnt. physiology and cellular and community education claas on molecular pharmacology at UC ·is Insomnia Keeping You Upr San Francitc0. The event will take presented by Or. Paul Seledcy at 6 place at 4:15 p.m. at Tamkln p.m. at the' Hoag Hospital Lecture Hall, UC Irvine. Conference Center in Newport Information: (949) 824-5264. Beacta. Information and reser.iatlons: (800) 514-4624, The Orenge County Sien http:lt\tww.ho11ghospital.org. Singles monthly meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Upper Newport a.y wil present Mesa Community Center, 1845 ·our Big Bade Yardi animal Part Ave. The feat111red slide ambassadors from North presentation will be highlights of America from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the a trip through the Alps. The cost Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive ia $2 for dinner. Bring your own Center, 2301 University Drive, eating utensils and beverage. Newport Beacta. Information: and Information: (714) 963-6345. reser.iations: (949) 923-2275. TUESDAY The Thu'9dey Momlng Women's The UC Irvine Ubnrtea Speebf Club will present singer Lee Stern Series and Orange County Reads during its monthly friendship One Book will present •The lunctaeon at noon at the Radisson Immigrant Experience: Bridging Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Two Worlds." The event will Newport Beacta. The cost is $23. feature Firoozeh Dumas, euthor Information: (949) 645-9555. of •Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian In America:' The to.at Communtty College The event will begin at 6 p.m., District's ctaapter of the American and a book signing will be at 7:30 Assn. for Women in Community p.m. at the Monarcta Bay rooms A Colleges will host ·Alzheimer's and B in the UC Irvine Student Disease Exposed" with Center. Information and best-seUlng author and senior reservation: (949) 824-5300. care advocate Jacqueline Marcell. The event will be from 6:30 to Hoag Ho..,tt.1 will off9r .,,...nt • 8:30 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore community education class on Theater, Orange Coast College, the "Management of 2701, Fairview Road, Orange Osteoporosis" at 6 p.m. at the Coast. Tichts cost: $10 to $15. Hoag Hospital Conference Center Information: (714) 438-4655. in Newport Beacta. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624. FRIDAY The Inventors Forum will host a WEDNESDAY panel of e><perts on "Frequently The FMnda of Orange Cout Asked Questions about College's Library will host its Inventing~ at 7 p.m. at the science annual spring book sale from 9 to lecture hall at Orange Coast 10 a.m. for members of the College, 2701 Fairview Road, Friends of the Library and from 10 Costa Mesa. Tideets cost $5 to a.m. to 3 p.m. for students and $15. Information: (714) 540-2491. the general public In front of the temporary library facility in the SATURDAY par1(1ng lot off Adams Avenue, at Lynda Miiito will sign her new OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa book, "Mafia Wife: My Story of Mesa. Most hardbadcs will be Love, Murder and Madness; at 2 sold for $2, and paperbades for 50 p.m. at Barnes and Noble cents. Book donations for the sale Booksellers, Metro Pointe, 901 B are still being accepted. South Coast Drive. Information: Information: (714) 432-0202 eX1. (714) 444-0226. 21058. The c.tty of Newport Beach and Hoag Ca~r Center's lung cane• the Eastbluff Village Center will support group will present a host the 21st annual Spring Egg discussion on "Chemotherapy for Hunt from 10 a.rn. to 1:30 p.m . at Lung Cancer" by nurse Carolyn Eastblutf Park, 2555 Vista del Oro, Hendrix. The event will be from and at Eastbluff Village Center, 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Hoag Cancer 2500 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Center, conference room A in Beacta. The event will feature Newport Beacta. Information and musical entertainment, kids reservations: (9491 760-5542. crafts. face painting and a limited Niu will host a C.ub Run for number of complimentary photos with the Easter Bunny while. walkers to marathoners at 6:30 Information: (949) 644-3151. p.m. at Niketow n in Triangle Square, 1875 Newport Blvd., The Balboa Village Busineaa Costa Mesa. The Club Aun will Improvement District will host the feature trainers who will assist first annual "Easter by the Sea" runners, along with product celebration from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. giveaways, trying on shoes for a at the public parking lot on the trial run and an after-party with corner of Balboa Boulevard and food and beverages. Information: Palm Street. The event will (888) 252-6453. feature live entertainment, photos with the Easter Bunny APRIL 15 raffles and contests. Information: UC Irvin• will host (949) 723-1516. "Understanding the Columbia Shuttle Accident;• with Stanford UC Irvine Ubrarin will host University's Douglas 0. Osheroff, ·Gestures of Life: Martha recipient of the 1996 Nobel Prize Graham's Legacy Through the for Physics. Osheroff, a member Lens of Barbara Morgan" at 5:30 of the space orbiter's p.m. in the Langson Library on investigation board, will discuss campus. The event will highlight the efforts taken to determine the the legacy of dance root causes of the accident. The ctloreographer Graham through event will take place at 3:30 p.m. rare photographs. Information: in Rowland Hall, Room 101 at UCI. (949) 824-5300. Information: (949) 824-6216. •Metal J•m 2004• an old-school Hoag Women's HMhh Sen-ices metal concert benefiting the Cure will offer a community education Autism Now Foundation will be class on "Continence and Other from 8 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. at Hogue Pelvic Floor Concerns." Dr. Barmictaaels, 3950 Campus Drive, Matthew Clark will pre&ent the Newport Beacta. Some of the class at 6 p.m. in the Hoag Fine Furniture • Beds • Fabric & Trims ... everything at below warehouse prices! Nnw ~rch.lndite •rrivn dally -hurry In fM bett wledlonl En;oy savings of 15°/o to 50°/o off DINING ROOM • LIVING ROOM • IEDS LAMPS • FABRICS • FLORALS • ACCESSORIES 2925 Alnny, S.it~ A, C-. M-C.. 92626 (714) 979.(£/9 ~ Mond1y -S.111nby ( 0:00 1.m. • 4:30 p.m. Hospital Conterence Center In Newport Beacti. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http:l/Www. hoaghoapital.org. Mo1hef'• M8IUt wll host .hntl Shui Your Way;' a free seminar by Sandi Miller, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m ., in the Patio Cafe. The market is located at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information and reservations: (800) 595-666i Round TM>le Weet will host a lunctaeon with guests Kathleen Sharp, author of •Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood: Edie and Lew Wasserman and their Entertainment Empire;' Jim Jorgensen, author of ~It's Never Too Lale to Get Aleta~ al'ld Julienne Smith, author of •Food for Talk." The luncheon wlll begin at noon at the Newport Beacta Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Tickets cost $45. Information and reservations: (323) 256·7977. The Environment.I Nllture Center's founder Robert House w ill lead a free walk through the center's 14 native plant communities. The event will be from 12 to 1:30 p.m. at the Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newport Beactl. Information and reservations: (949) 645-3489 APRIL 16 The Delai Lama, recipient of the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize. will speak on "Ethical Self·Awareness and Personal Transformation" from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at UC Irvine's Br•n Events Center 901 Mesa Road, Irvine. Tlcl<ets cost $12, $25, $40, and $95. Information: (949) 824-5000. Pliclflc V~ Memorial Plirtc will host the Vietnam Wall Experience, a 240-foot, three-fourths scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, 0.C. The opening ceremony starts at 10 a.m. at 3500 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Information: (949) 644-2700. Th• Newport B•ach Public Library Foundation will present Anthony Zinni, retired four-star general and former head of the U.S. Central Command, as part of the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Serie& at 7 p.m. In the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., N~rt Beach. There will be live music and a buffet dlnner Tldcets cost $55. Information: (866)301-2411, dsl11§westt1rn-direct.com, http://www.newportbeachlibrary. org. The American Legion, N.wport Harbor Post 291 will be celebrating its 80th anniversary with a blade-tie gala celebration at • 7 p.m . at the legion's Great Hall, 215 15th St., Newport Beacta. Information: (949) 673-5070. APRIL 17 The American Lung Assn. will be celebrating hs 100th anniversary at the ninth Annual Big Breathe Easy at 6 p.m. at the Double Tree Hotel Orange County Airport. Funds raised by the event will be used to send disadvantaged asthmatic children to summer camp and for education purposes. Information: (714) 835-5864, icook @oclung.org. Th• Plinot Education and Adoption Center. a nonprofit organization. will have a seminar on keeping a sexually mature parrot as a pet. From 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Balearic Community Center, 1075 Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost is $15.00 for nonmembers. All proceeds benefit rescued parrots. Information (949) 631-3606; http:llwww.peac.org. Orange County ertlat Robert A. Hansen will be present for an opening reception and book signing for his book "Yucatan Passages:' The reception will be from 1 to 4 p.m . at the Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3929 Birch St., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 474-4321, http://www.susan pirirusgallery.com. UC lrvlne will host •Ce1et>r11t• UC.2004," an open house that will feature campus tours. Earth Day festivities, the Wayzgoose Medieval Faire, a car show and ctlildren's carnival rides. The event will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at UCI. lnformation:(949) 824-5182. Thursday, April 8. 2004 A7 • • .'I • ' I . 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Suite 1-8 Newport Beach, CA 92660 tacross from Pascal's In Plai.a Newportl 949-752-6300 www. urgentcareinc. com Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-8pm Sat & Sun: 9am -Spm -----------~-------------~ --------;-.;;~-.---'---....;..-.;:;.......-...-..;......;,....-........... __ ...;._ ___ ....... "-o......l I I Al Thursday, April 8, 2004 Dally Piiot FORUM HOW TO GET PUBLISHED -L.tters: Ma;I to Editorial Page Editor Lolita Harper at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 •~Hotline: Call (~) 642·6086 Fu: ~n~ to (949) ~170 E·m•ll:Send to do1/ypilot.fillstimes.com •All conespondence must include full name. hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all subm1ss1ons for clarity and length. EDITORIAL New bill could help save lives A sscmblyman Tom I larma.n from neighhoring 1 luntington Head1 i'> luol.ing 10 beef up tJw training of lifeguards throughout < .alifornia. I It• i'> push i n~ a hill that would rl'quire lifrguan.l framing acro!>S lhl' '\talc 10 llW<'I a mure stringent ·ct of .,tandards. set by the I lnitcd litatl'" Ufc!>avi ng A!>sn. lnc bill is -.ponsorccl by lhc Newport llrach Ufegu:mJ 1\-i~n. A-. it i:. now. llll' !>tall· has .,l'I 1111 ma111J;:111·d training 'tandarth ur rq.:-1ila11on'\ 101 lifq~uards on minimum I raining rect'iVt'd or r4uiprm·n1 u-.l'll. \\'hill' 1rain1ng i-. top-no1ch i11 many of our L'"'"ta l cities. -.u ch "' Newport Beach. that -;ame ll'vel is not 1lw staodard .w111" thr hoard. Training 1s IHll l'\'l'n the ~allll' for ltfl>guard' from OIW l'lld or thl' n ty tu tlw otht'r. :,omc "' n·tdws arc opl'rated and 111ain1ai11ed hy 1 lw city while lhe rest is controlll'd hy the \tall'. I >oci. that 111akC' it safer 10 o;wim from om_· hlOl k to lhl· llL'XI? II -;hould11'1. l'hat ·.,what 111ak1·s l lam1a11's 1tk•a a 'olid Olll'. Anyone living lien• 'hould he able to know thc·y l'an travel anywhere up .11111 clown llw roa'I and find 1 lw ... 11lll' knmvll·dgt•ahlc ca re. Sadly. 1herc will be a difTercnt number oflifeguards watching from city to city and beach to beach. State beach es arc perilously low on lifeguards bt·cause oft he state's budgN crisis. The stair Oepartment of l:kaches and Parks therefore is as ki 11 g sw111111 wrs and tll'ad1gocrs to take cictra care -as it alwuys should . rt1e ocean b a dangerous place -especially if you are not trained LO handle it. Just last year. while Newport Beach wa., fonunate to be frl'C of any drownings. the Pacific Ocean rli1i11ll'd fo ur lives ofT I lunting1011 Bearh. The m ajority of thl'Sl' happc·ned when no lift•Ruard Wal> on duty. There will bl' fewer lifeg uards o n duty -and for lcsl> time - l'ach yl·ar w11h all the cu1hacks, so swimmers need to tah• L'Xtra caution and beachgocrs who do not know how 10 swim ,110uld no t go in the water when there i:-no lifeguard prese nt. But during the h eight of -;ummN. wtwn all the IOWl'r.. arC' m a nned. heachgocrs 'hould he l>l'cttrc in the fo('t that California -all the city and state· bl•aeht'S -have expert ly·I r;u11cd lifeguanJs watching 11wr the m . I larman'i. hill would guaran1ce thnt, which m a kei. it a plan wdl worth hacking. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Tearing apart the airport debate W uw, 111 kllt·r aho11t p1111111g ti ll' "llhJt:l l 111 an a1rp11n at El lorn 111 ht·d .1ppl'ar' 10 haw tlonC' I'"' till' oppn,i11•. l·ro111 tltc tune of 1111' lt•llcr wril l'I'~ who respondt·d lo 111y lt•lln. II '' ohvin11' that Clllt' .. 1m11h.l 1wver 1h.,C11'-" rc•hg11111, poliLir' or an airporl at H loru. I tlu umll•n.tand how ~trong al'(' lt•l'li11g' .me.I how tlet•ply hdc.l an· lwl1l'fs on hoth .,itft·'· llut I tlo h.1v1· 111 n·,pnml, h1·1·au'<' till' 1 hni'I of my urigmal h·11er was that tht• l!.~ue of John Waynl' Airport, thC' il-l>Ut' of an airport at El rorn and the iSMll' of Orangt> C11un1y'i. t•cmwmy hat.I heen lumpl•d logctlll'r amt Ml' really 'cparJI<' '"-"lll" ·11w lt-'lll'I"\ responding to 1111· 11111 1• agnin 'eem to ptlt· all thr('l' Ii.MU'S IC>~l't lwr. Lc·t." gel Ontngt.• <:011111y':- t·t·1111omic viability n11t of the way firil. I will never helievl' that 1hc residents of Newport He.1rh who voted fur the l;reenlight no·growth initiutiw and who votl'd down a pmposed cight·story officl' huild ing m~ar the Irvine hordl'r an• in thl' le."t lntl·resll'<l in the county's l'conom ic succe"-'· So let's drop that one right now. C lne writer stated that all one hnd to do at El Toro was to turn un the light.,. I have heen a clo~c uh .. crvl'r or airport devl'lopmt•nt for 45 Yl'ar\ and far from me rely 111rn111~ un the lights. hillion .. ol dollar" and y<'ar\ of work would haw bl't'I\ n•q11irl'd lo turn El ·nim in111 a c11111111Prcial airport. A11d I am n•all y 11red of l'Vl'ry pt•r,011 111 lavnr of an airport ;H I I 'lum .. ud1h·nlv bt.•roming a night Wilt' t'X11t!rl. Lei\ pul 01¢11 1,onel> tu ht•d right now. Al I .os Angele' l11tl'1'11.11i1111al, the dly of l.u:. Angell•-. li1111~ht anti dearcd out .ill of 1111• humt•' in Playa dd Hey h1·twl't'11 lhl• airpon and the l'ac1tit' Ot:l'Jll, wvin~ airlmes a cornplt·tdy l ll•ar p<ilh fo r takeoff -owr op1•n field .. and the m·ean What do pilots d u? To -.;1w t111w and to -.ave fuel they rnakc a quick right tum from the north nmway-; nght over the community of Westchester and [1 q11ick lrft tum from the south runways righl over the city of El Sew.mdo. Pleasr don't tell m e about flight paths. An airport at ~I Toro might have worked in 1960. but it was far too late hy I !J90. I have seen reports on an alternative ajrpon for the pa~t JO years, and El Toro was always ruled out. Camp Pendleton is '>!ill the best. Now, let's discus." something more peaceful. like Republicans versus Democrats. MARTIN A. BROWER Corona del Mar CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY Of COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall. 77 Fair Drive, Costa M esa, CA 92626, (71 4) 764-5223 M-vor. Gary M onahan Council: Libby Cowan, Allan Men900r, Mike Sd'leafer and Chri1 Steel CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hell, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Be«tl, CA 92683, (949) 844-3309 M.,or: Tod Rkigewey Counct: Gery A.demi. Steve Bromberg, John Hef'fem•n. Oidc Nlc:hol1, Swv.n AoNnaty end Donw.bb GOVERNOR Arnold Sd'lwarzenegger (R), State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 445-2841 E-mail: govemor@govemor.ca.gov PRESIDENT George W. Buth (R). White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave .. Washington, O.C. 20500 presidentf/Jwhltehou.e.gov. VICE PRESIDENT Oidc Cheney (R), Capitol Bulldlng, Suite 212, Wethington, D.C. 20600 vlce.pre•ldent<fwhitehouM.gov . ' COMMUNITY COMMENTARY FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT M.H. Millard doesn't see himself as a gadfly, but a concerned citizen. He argues that 1f people don't show interest in the city's banner ordinance -which revolves s1gnage at youth sporting events -now, they might be sorry in the future. A banner day for city hall gadflies By M.H. Millard A n artidc ahout h:umcrs in lhe dty rl'fcr\ to me a., a "muncil gadfly" ("Hanner will ~tay through !>eiL'iOn," Wt.'tllll'sduyl. My dictio11ary <ll'fincs gadfly a.' a "IL'>ually intentionally annoying pe~on who stimulate-. or provoke. other' especially by irritating critiCL,m." In the public mind. the tenn often conveys the picture of an individual who shows up at mc.-etings. pt'rlmps wearing a pyramid hat, to rant and rave abour ~nml'thing tJmt the person is fixated on or to c.:ritici7.e just about everything ju~I ro he critical. It even rnnjurc.."S up a pic.:tun· of 'omcone who j:, talking to lht' wonderful <,pace brothers. Altho ugh I do volunlc.'er a lot of my time both ofliciafly (on official city 1'11m111il1et>i.) and unofficially to lw lp make Costa Ml'\J a nicer place. I may not fit the popular definition uf thr tem1 ~<idOy. I .et nw l'Xplain. lust befort• the City C:ounril l'11•t:1iun ahuut fom year.. ago, a number of lL'i in lhl' cily. who ft.It the city W<L' un lhl' wrong track, dt-cidc'll lu M.'C if we rnuld help make Costa Mesa a nicer plat:1• 10 live. Our method W-d.'> to becnnll' al'tive in the community and to closely watch what was lwin~ done in our lornl government and lo offer our 'llj.(gC'~tfons where and wht•n appropriate. I lwlic:-vc most of the<;e artivists would prohahly agree with me that government is or. by and for the people. It is not them and U)>. We are part of ii ;md we need to slay cng-aged and we nt.'ic'd to participate. lne polit1cal prot·c.,., L'i a cunlal1 l'irxm. One either talces the field to try to move things in the riWll dfrection or one is left lo whine after the fact about how "powerless" citizens are. Improvement-minded reside111s then looked for political candidates who shared our view that CoMa M~ shouJd he a nicer place. We first helpe<l one pt.•r..on. who virtually no one thought was d l'L'table, get clt·ctl'd. 'lwo year' later Wl' did the same thing again. Along the way, many uf lllL"'il' improvement-minded resident!> (tnduding me) volu11tccrcd their time for varioui. city committees and in ma11y other ways, time permitting. consd1m'ily worked for a better city. Of course. trying to help the city bl' nicer Lo;n't just a one -;hot deal. Every time the City Council meets, something im1>o rtant abo ut this city is discussed •md deddl'Cl upon. II behooves rc!>idcnt:-; to :'lltcnd these m eL·tinw-and lo S(Jl!ak 1111t 1111 various important issue~ if they want to help o;hapl' our city. ThoSt' who d1111'1 participate may not k.now what lhl' Lily Council is doing and may he surprised by what ha.' hcl'n done. For example, many rc.,idcnts seemed to wakE• up one day n few muntJlS ago and till' I ~I I Newport pm1c.'Ct had been pas.-.ed hy the City Counlil. Suddenly. ..omc residents startc:d complaining that the City Council had i;omehow sneaked M>mcthing by these residents. Nonsense. I knew alxiut the project more than a year before it was p<L-.sed and freque11tly 'poke <1bout iL These other reside11t.' rnuld have al:-o known had they simply bct•n taking pan in making thi., a nkcr rity. I 'poke to a rcsidl'nt the other day who w.1s complaining nbout varioui. problems in his nciw1borhood. I le went on and on about this or that a nd how the c ity doesn't do anything and how he Wi.1.'\ fod Up and that he had seen lhC'M' problems for a long time. I finally asked him if he had ever attended a City Council mecliJl~. I le hadn't. I asked if he could name even one City Council me mber. lfe couldn't. I lhen pointed o ut tha t he lived about a strc<•t away from a C i1y Council member. I suspect there are too many ~idents standing out there howling at the moon instead of t.ryirlg to solve prohlem s. TI1c READERS RESPOND most rdcvnnl government is city government. It is where residents can really make a difference. Sometimes when you Lry to make things nicer you are called names such as gadny. That's ju!>! pan of the political dance. Some don't want to sec the city improved and others have V'...trious political agendas and biases or have different ideas about what is best for the ciry. Sc1me wiU lry to stop you from speaking out with name-calling. If you're so timid that you can be intimidated by a li1tle name calli11g. tJ1en perhaps you shouldn't take part in local government. lhe \tory got it right about my comrncnL<, on the proposed banner ordinance. While everyone was focusing on ban11cr.., per se, the Administrntive Servil'es. Department/Parks and Recreation Division slippt.'Cl a definition uf "athle tic field" into the ordinance that nuw makc.>S virtually every piece of gmund owned, leased or used by the city into an athletic field. ·me lawn in front of City I lall even seems lo c.:ome under the definition of an athletic field. This overly hroad definition may spell trouble for those who w.mt quiet. attractive residentiaJ neighborhood<;. Under this propo!>ed ordinance, the city can pack sports into every schoolyard and park in the city along with large banners hangin~ off ll1e fenct.'l>. And, many of those playing these sports may not eve11 be from Costa Mesa If nongadflies suddenly find that they have sports events of all types, including o;emi -profcssional soccer games played by tho:.c from distant citi~. in the park next door. and if these nongadnies look out their windows and see large commercial banners instead of trees, tJ1ey ~houJdn't whine. It'll be too late. They should have been g'ddnies when they had a chance to change the outcome. • M.H. MIUARO 1s a Costa Mesa resident. It takes suggestions to improve village AT ISSUE: What improvements to Corona del Mar should be the first in line? way It lhould be and not artiftdaJ lib Dilneyland. 1 lhklk it would be lcMly to have hanc'nc hllkn or hu9nl flowen on eome al lhe llgn polU, It would be wry .-ry-but to keep It atrnple. bul not~ IMDRA~ Corona del Mar 1111 No. l pdartty lbould be NCludnl c:c cc ai.i • lbl u..mc c:mJ ,.. ~--wldl-~a. 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T\w i'"''I W1ll1.1m Bl.1kl' 'l'1 •l1.· 11I d11' l r111 h Ill ti II' \\'.I\ 111· 11 l1i • h111.1, 11 • l11111wlt .1 I••\ l),>n d ... \\lnl.!1'1l litl' .1 .. ,1n•\, g\11 h1· \\l111 k1"''' tl11..· )"Y ·" 11 Ilic, I 11 l'' 111 I 11·n111 \ \ '1111n,1..· l \n I 1,1, r, '' ,,.. ll·ld,r.lll' tl11 1{1'('11 ( 111 "1 "' \\ 11! l_1,, rla J• •\''"II fl11·, ( '' "' , .• 111,l pc.11 •· • Rl'\ P 11..k ( ;, . .,ri:t" Jl.Mm t-..k,.1 V,·rJ« Un11 n l l\frth111l"t t 'h11rd1 Christ Church bv the Sea United Methodist invites you t o the 14th Annual Conzn1unity Eas ter Sunrise S ervice ,,/ ~ THE DAY OF Bf ~llRRE[Tl~Il COME ~JOICE, AND CELEBRATE NEW LIFE ON EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 11 ! 6 :30 a .m . -S unrise Service o n the beach a t 14th Street Bring ~ou r own beach cha ir o r bl a nke t. Thl' Ba lbo a F'-·n-v will oth~'ll ,11 6:00 a m o n Ea:-.lc1-Sun<la) 8:30 a .m . -Informal Ea ster Wors hip in the Sa nc tua ry (with the Sacre111e111 u( Holy. Co 11111zunion ) 10:00 a.m . -Easter Wors hip in the Sanctuary (l\li th the Sacre111en1 of Baptis m ) plus Child Ca re & Sunday Sc hool for children a nd youth Re/re..,/1111e111.' a11d /ellnll'ship a/ia eaclr se111ice Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist also offers ... ./ CHILDREN'S CENTER 7 a.m . to 6 p.m ., M-F Phone -(949) 6 73-8 233 ./ YOUTH FELLOWSHIP ./ BIBLE STUDIES ./ 12-STEP MEETINGS (AA a nd NA) For more information contact: Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist 1400 West Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach (949) 673-3805 ----. Newport Harbor Lutheran Church .. , ... t ... # • .. . . • ]';j 1rJ)- A worshipping family, anchored in C hrist, providing safe harbor for all. 7t)X l>•>Vl'I l>rtH'. 1.•1\ fXlrl lkach. Ct\ 1J:!<1C1' (<J..JtJ\ "-lX 16' I • (9-l9) :'i-IX I 54-1 la\ (9-N ) :'i-IX-X00-1 Mu,.iv Min h1ry t (1)..ll)) ")-IX 7 ll)X Prl.'-.\.'hu11l Sunday Morning Worship Service at 9: 15 a.m. Sunchly School at 9:]0 a.m. Childcare available HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE Maundy Thursday Seder Meal & Service April 8, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. (~ood Friday Service of Darkness April 9, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. Easter Sunday Worship Services April 11, 2004 at 9:00 a.m. and 11 :00 a.m. .. • ... ·•:·j' ~·· ·~,,. ....,.. . .. ..... THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF SAINT MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS HOLYWEEK 2004 SCHEDULE Palm Sunday, April 4 • I lol y Eud 1.tri!>t .11 8 ,tm Jn<l I 0 .un Mcdila1ion on tht· C rosl>: ·1:1ii'c Ew11i11g l'rJ)1t:r ;H "iprn MaunJy Thursday, April 8 • C h11r.1I Eucharis t Jt 7:.30 pm All Nigh1 Watch al 1hc Altar of Rcpmc 9pm to 9am Good Friuy, April 9 •Community Worship .n Noon • Family Worship (Chil<l-Cc:ruercJ ) ar 4:00pm • .. cacions of the Cross ar 7 pm • G ood Friday Liturgy wich Music at 7:JO pm• Holy Saturday, April JO• T he Grc.11 Vigil of Easrer Hegins at 7:30 pm wi1h chc Lighting of the Pasch.ti C indie. Holy BJpti~m and Cho ral Eucharist· h~1ivc Dessert Reception Fo llows in The Parish Center FA.ster Sunday, April 11 • res tive C horal Eucharists with Choir Bras and Organ at 8am .. anJ IOam .. • £asccr Egg Festival in the Parish Center Jt 11 : I 5 ,1m Located on Marguerite at Pacific View Drive Corona del Mar • 644-0463 • ChiU.·my /'ro11id~d ••Nursery Ca" Provided ~..--1 ..... .. -...... .. -... -----------· 'Beloveds in Clirist uw 1s 1ht.' time! April 4 • 10 1s Holy Week which includes Palm Sunday, MaunJv Thursday, Good Friday and Holy S,11urJay w11h The G reat V1g1l of Eruste r. Easter Day, Apnl 11, hegms Easter Week. To me dns 1s the greatest tune for Christians. Yes, I know that w11hout Chm~ and the birth of God·an·Je~us there would have been no I ' · t11umphant entry onto Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, no mst1tut1on of the Holy Eucharist and instruction 10 "love one another," on Maundy Thursday, no sacrificial passion and cruc1fix1on on Good Friday anJ no resunect1on on Easter. Bur without 1he events of Glid·an·Christ which we 1.clehrate thlS monch. we 11't •ul,I I, •ni.: \Hlu: h.I\ e l11rJ!O!lt.'n r he h1rth of that babe m Jude.i 2000 l'lu, \ear~ .1i.:1 1. Without Easter, I would not be able to say with C .S. Lewis, "I believe m Christianity as I believe in the sun. N ot only because I ~e 1t, but because by it I see everything else." Resurrection IS best understood by poets. I offer two favomes: The slQne is rolltd back , noc papier-m4chl, noc a slQne in a story, bur the , vast rock of materialiry thac in the slow grinding of time wiU eclipse for each of u.s the"'~ Light of day. Let u.s now seek to make 11 km monstrous, for our own conwnjence, our own serut of btaury Iese , aw~d m ont unthinkablt hour, we are · • embamu.sed by Ute mirack. and crushd by mnorutranct. (two oO Seven Stanzas at Easter by John Updike Is there no way or.her than chought of answering its chalknge! Thert is an annc1panon of it to w pomt of dying. There haw bttn rime.s when , after long on my Imus rn a cold chancel, a SIQne has rolled fr<mt my mind, and 1 haw Loo~d in and seen wold questions~ foUU!d and in plilce by them.sel11es, Ii~ w pikd grawcloilw!s of love's risen body. From The Answer by R.S. Thomas The glory of Easter IS that ChrlSl 1s alive, bursting the bounds of death and runn ing wild and free through human life. When we try co preserve Jesus as a nice reminder of what a, "good person" is, he rips through these limitations as though they were flimsy grave clothes. On the Day of Resurrecuon, Jesus laughs at our attempts to limit him in any way and leads us Into a future that only God controls. .... --·---- Come to worship during Holy Week's passion and to celebrate Easter. Leave thankful for the gift of life both now and life beyond our imaginations. Go grateful for the wonder of love which surrounds us on all sides and 1s well beyond our deserving. Have new ideas of ways you may serve, graciously giving to and for others what has so abundancly been given' to us . Understand anew that our God is one who challenges each and all to acclaim, "Alleluia. Christ 1s risen. The lord is risen indeed. Alleluia.'! Yours in Christ, Peter 0 . Haynes, Rector Saine Micha.ti & AU Angels Episcopal Church , 3233 Pacific View Dri11e, Corona del Mar. CaU (949) 644-0463. ..,J • ....4 •• ~ · ••. • • . g OHb IAe/ledauec/UJn, and!Ae(fi ... ti s•• • -uo•• rao•~•!a.'3 Nezort Center United ethodlst Church 1601 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar • (949) 644-0745 ( Corner of Marguerite & San Joaquin Rd. ~erend CathJeen Coots, Pastor Holy Week Events John 11 :25 PLEASE JOIN US SUNDAY services 10 om & 5 pm WEDNESDAY for our healing meeting at 7:30 pm CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach (949) 673-1 340 Thursday, April 8, Holy Thunday Morning Prayer -8:30 a.m. in the C hurch Even i n~ Mass of the Lord's Supper -7; Adoranon until Midnight in che Hall Friday, April 9 , Good Friday no 8:30 a.m. Mass 12:00 noon• -Guided Meditadili 1 :00 p.m.• -Silent Meditati• I :30 p.m. • -Celebration of ~rd's Passion Liturgy of the Word, Vcnel'llion of the Cross, Communion Service 7:30 p.m. • Scations of the .....,,......,...,~ I April 9, 2004 Good Friday • Community Service -St. M ichael and AJI Angels, 12 noon ( m4t----E.,vening Service -Newport Center UMC, ?pm · • ~ril 11, 2004 Easter Sunday · A Message of Inspiration and Celebration • . 8 am Service ' 1 0 am Service Children's Sunday School and C hild Care . Special Music g Easter Egg H um a~er 10 am Service • Everyone welcome . Christ is Risen, Christ is Risen indeed! l --··~·~-~-·-~j·· renew your sp1r 1 t re -energize y our li f e r Hl: 5 1:-CO N D a 3 ·week series at Marine r s C hurc h beginning Easter W eeken d Easter Weekend times Sat. April 10 -4 & 6 p Sun. April 11 -8 :30 10 & 11 :30a also in the Tent [another worship venue] -10 & 1l3D8 Good Friday service times Fri. April 9 -12 3 4 =30 6 7:30 & 9p ~ MARINERS CHUlt C H 5001 Newport Coast Drive @ Bonit a Canyon Drive In lrvlne www.marlnereohurch.org -9 49 .854.7600 ......... --......... ·-· aaturdaya -5p 8unday8 2 8 30 10 & 11 ~. a1M> In tt..Tertt ~ -10 & 11..._ mlii .. lllll?lmllllll .. ? .... 11 ........ , ......... a•s .. •s ... a•s .. slsil .. s~n .. a•s ... a ... as-.. .. a-• ... • ... •s••-· ... a~•.._._ ..................... ____ .._...~--~ -----·~---1111111111!9'!!'9"-------...... ---------------------------------------------------........ 9lor, 'Week and '£,aster 2004· at 9-(ewport J{ar6or Lutheran Cfiurdi :Jirst Cliurc/i of Clirist, Scientist sings praises at 'Eastertime 'W e conrinue through Holy Wcelc today -Moundy Thursday -April 8. A Seder Meal & Service will begin at 6 p.m. thac allo\VS us w experience rhe depth of the Easrcr Resurrection. Following a potludc me:11 the community mov~s to the ~ctuary for rhe stripping and draping of the chancel In anricip:n1on of Good Friday. 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Stephanie Toon, Youth Minister Child Care provided Holy Week and Easter Events Palm Sunday • April 4, 8:30 & 10:00 AM "Jesus on Trial" Dramatic readings from Gibran 's Jesus the Son of Man Maundy Thursday • April 8, 7:00 PM A Celebration of the Last Supper Communion Service Good Friday • April 9, 12-2 PM Guided Meditation at the Stations of the Cross Move at your own pace: come for 15 minutes or 2 hours Easter Sunday • April 11, 8:30 & 10:00 AM Sermon: "Love Never Ends" Choirs and Special Music 1701 Baker Street • Costa Mesa • (714) 979-8234 From 405, one mile South on Harbor. From Harbor. three blocks west on Baker. MVUMC at 1ntersechon of Baker and Mesa Verde Drive. across from the library. www.mesaverdeumc.org · hymns of resurrecuon and music by G. F. Handel. We invite the community to panicipnte in our Holy Wec:lc celebrations as The Rev. James McCammon prepares us for the arrival of Easrer. · .• Nt'W(Jol'I Harbor U.!herart Church is locaced at 798 D<>titt Drlw, Newport BeDch. 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Livi."!J Lortl ,,~· ' . ,,.~·~ '-'·l... ,,.~·~ <:.1.:...: ,,.~.·~ '-'·~ .,.~·f"'l.. \,.,.;._ v c··r ·~ .. ~ c···:. · ~~. ~ c•·: · ~~-. ~ c1·:-~~-. v c•·r · ~~. written by Claire Cloninger & Gary Rhodes Featuring Worship With Steve Velez and The DaCapo Orchestra St. Mark Presbyterian Church The Covenant Choir and Joyful Noise Children's Choir and selected congregational actors Directed by Antoinette Brosius An Open and Inclusive Congregation Maundy Thursday, April 8 at 7 :30 PM A living tablea u of DaVinci's Last Supper Good Friday, April 9 at 7:30 PM The Seven l ast Wordr of Christ Easter Morning at 9:30 amd 11 :00 AM Celebrate the Ressurection of the Lord! St. Mark Presbyterian Church 2100 Mar Vista Dr., Newport Beach St. M.trk i~ lrn.:ucd at rhc comer of EastblufflFord and Jamboree Rd. www.stmarkprcsbyterian.org tmail: uwark@stmarkpccsbyterian.or& 949-644-1341 ...... Accompanied by Diana Brownson Children's Choir directed by Maggie Waterman Narrated by Joey BlackwelJ and Gary Gray ' . -----·----- Pastor Tim McCalmont Associate Pastor Patrick Thompson Easter Sunday Wonbip April 11th 8:30 am and 10:30 am (714) 557-3340 www.pccov.org ,. --~. ~-... ·-·~·-· .... '!!;.._ .. _ ......... _ •• _.:~.;:· '.:,:: ....... _ .. _· ~~ ... : .::.~ • • . • • • • I • I I . . I Al2 T11yrS<Jay. Aortl 8, 2004 SOC I ET Y Daily Pilot THE CROWD An edgy, fashionable fundraiser T he Donna Karan coUeccion dv.zled the ladies of O.C at the recent annual fashion luncheon on behalf of the Guilds of the Orange Counry Performing Aris Center. A full hou!>C of 550 weU-dres.sed patrons of the performing arts converged at the Hy.111 Regent.)' I lotel in Irvine to celebra1e sp11ng and toast some 2,000 guild m ember" in eight regions of the counry. comprising 3:! incredible chapters of support . "'n1e guilds are vilaJ 10 the center, their contribution is signHicant," center president Jerry Mandel said. "Without their financial support and creative input, the center would be al a tremendous disadvantage. They make a major B. W. COOK difference." Guild:> presjdent Bev Sandelman was on hand 10 greet the crowd. F.xprei.,ing heartfelt thank.-. 10 South Coast Plaza and the Donna Kanin Boutique lor their underwriting. Sandelman 'k!id. "We feel that thii. paruripation rnnfinn:> the prestige. respect and i111por1;111n• that th£• center and Or.mge County commands throughout the country. nut 011.ly in the realm of the perlorm111g art ... but a(.,o a:> an innuentiaJ player in till' worlt.l of bu:-ine'\S and style." ·nw fa,h1on 'how luncheon, with tickell> .. dling lor S 125 per per~o11. was chaired by U nda Thauer iutd Patrice Poldmore. 1.hrl'clnr 111 'lpl'nal t·vcnt' for the center. llll' l'Wlll r,u-.1.'d $65.000. Following a ft•sllvl' I.Ill' morning "ml'el and greet" rect"pt ion. h'Ut'M!> 1·111erl'd the I lyatt haJlroom for the edgy fa!>hion ~how tollowl'tl hv lundwon. rht' ..UlltUa( eVt'llt j5 a lime fur Old fnemb and lll'W In l'njoy tllC' common purpo,1.' of 5upporung the t'Xpa.nc..l1ng role of lhl' pl'rforn1i11g arl5 in Orange County. "ia11dehn.111\ gr.1ml .. rall'ment w·d5 correct. n1e rentl'r ha-. i.;ai11cd national attention J'> pan ol tlw hurgl·on111g reputa11on of a 1.·on1111u1111y that h,.., lran,formcd from lima l>t•Jn fil'ltl-. w ,, world·da.:-:> center of finance, 111uri-.111. rl'tail and the epitome of the~ 1 .. t u•n1ury American lilt•<,tylc. Ml'anwluil·. the l'l'llll'r l'Xpan:>ion con1111ue-. on target, with the recent cJnnounccml'nl that Elizabeth Segerstrom. wife of llenry Segerstrom. will chair the gala opening of the new concert halJ and othl·r exp.1ndl'd fill ihtil'' in ~006. • THE CROWD appedrs Thursdays and Saturdays Donna Karan New York/South Coast Plaza General Manager Stuart Winston, Donna Karan New York Vice President Heather Bohs, Guilds President Bev Sandelman and Bob Sande Iman were on hand at the annual fashion show and luncheon supporting the Guilds of the Orange County Performing Arts Center . Susan Lowery, Jennifer Rogers. Sylvia Sanford and Lauren Oleham pose at Christa Dowling, Whitney Mandel, Elizabeth Segerstrom and Pat Rypinski the fashion show luncheon. which featured designs from Donna Karan. attended the fund raiser at the Hyatt Regency Hotel's ballroom in Irvine . fi B'!';!~~!~!?ess ) BABY BACKS! ... 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It's open from 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. every Sarurday and located a t 20362 Birch St. in New1>ort Beach. It's between Bristol a nd Irvine avenues, near lhe lohn Wayne Airport. EGG HUNT . Oial journeyed each season to far-away locations bhooting dram atic photo~raphs that complimented its clo thing line. ~ow its new retail store incorporates prop!) am.I sea~onal photos from the catalog's ~urrenl location. Spring\ catalog was shot in Spain. so this ieason's line feature:. yam-dyed fabrics, textured weaves and knits and rnlorful prints. The Territory Ahead offer:. nearly JOO clothing and accessory item ... And it al!>D o ffer an cxclu:.ive collection by Isabella Bird - contemporary :.ilho11t•ttc~ 111 luxury fahrin .. 11·~ opc11 10 a.111. to 9 p.rn. Monc.l;iy 10 Frie.lay; I 0 u.m . to 8 p.m. S<11urdar and 11 a.rn. to 6:30 p.111. Sunday. on Level 1\vo at ~outh Coa't Plaza. Call (714)437 1111 7ur vi.;it l111p:/lw1mc •. terrilfJryal11'fltl.C'o111. BLOOMIN' ORCHID SALE Gorgcow. ord1id~ and blooming plant' r.rn bl' found each Salurday at Green Systems International orchid and rropical plant-; nur:.t'ry. lu•;r arrived arc colodul Cymbidium:. from Sallta Barbara. thou amh ol beautiful blooming ord11d~. Pha.lac•11op:.1~ (butterny orrhuhl: bamboo a111.I AFTER HOURS •Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4295. SPECIAL EVE NTS ART OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK Orange Coast College 1s offering a nine-pan film history o n Alfred Hitchcod<. The series will be moderated by retired OCC professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each session will be held at 6:30 p.m. one Friday eacn month through June 4. The events will be held at OCC's Fine Arts Hall 116. Admission is $6 for adults and $5 for seniors and OCC students. Information and 11c:J<ets, call (714) 432·5880. http:llwww.occt1clcets.com. NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL The Newport Beach Film Fes11val will display more than 300 features. short films. documentaries and animation from more than 45 countries. Tl'le festival will also host severa l galas, seminars, and question-and-answer sessions with filmmakers. The event will be from April 15 through 25 at Edwards Island Cinemas. Lido Theater, Edwards Big Ne wport. and at the Orange County Museum of Art. Information: {949) 253-2880, http://www.nowpo11 t1eschfilmfest.com MUSIC CABARET BY THE BAY Ouke"s Place will host Cabaret by the Bay to benefit local cnarit1es It 9 p.m. with a preshow dinner 1n Cle First Cabin restaurant at 7:30 p.m . April 14, May 12 end June 16. The cost is $10 for the show and $37.50 for the dinner. Information and reservations: (949) 630-4145. tPRING FESTIVAL CONCERT Santiago Canyon College's California Master Chorale and Concordia University's Chorale Don't miss Eas1bh1ff Parle'!> 2 lst annual spring cgg bunt that happens Saturday. To make it fair fur all children. coordinator-.; have scheduled egg hu111ini:: by age groups. At IO .1.m. it'~ Im 2 to :i -ycar·ulds; 10: 15 a.m . 1s for 4-and 5-year-ukls: 10:30 a.m. is for 6· and 7-yeo.1.r-okls; I 0:45 a.rn. i:. for 8-a11d 9-}rear-ohh; and }1 a.m. is for I 0-10 12-year old,, After the egg hunt, fo..,tivitie!> \\111 continue at tJ1c nearby I .aMhluff Villa~e Center until I :JO run .• which will include lace pa111t111i.:. lree phows with the La-.1er bunny. 1:raf1:0. and C'1Ht·n.1innw111. b 1stbluff Village C.cnkr j, at Ea!>lhluff Drive a nd Vi:o.ta dl'I !\111 TO A CELEBRITY TEE On Saturday. s top hy Bloomlngdale's at Fashion Island frorn l to s p.m 111 m1·c•t Claire and 01eya1111, thl' de~igner)> of C&C t alifornia T·,hirrs. They'll hl'lp n 1 ... totl1t'I' crrale 1he "laycrctl" look thl'y've madt• so popular, and 'ii.;11 Uw11 tee .... Spe11J SIOO or 1norl' on C&C men:handise and Jt'tt'hC' .1 beach ha~. Celebritie-. who \H·;ir their shin<; i11d 11dc Bmtl Pitt, Jennifer An istun and Oprah Winlrey The line ha' lt't'' tor both m en and wonwn. in a will perform a wide array of music selections including the West Coast premiere· of John Rutter's "Mass of the Children:· al 7 p.m. April 18 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The program will also include solos by tenor Jona than Madi and soprano Katharine Terray of the Los Angeles Opera. Tid<ets cost from $10 to $1 2. Information: (949) 854-8002 ext 1526. REBA MCENTIRE Grammy Award winne r, Reba McEntire will perform as part of the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer Concert Series at 8 p.m . July 11 a t the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. Information· {714) 740-2000, hNp 'www ocfa1r comlpacificamphttheatre TRAIN Musical group Train will perform as part of the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer Co ncP.rt Series at 8 p.m . July 15 at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. Informatio n· (714) 740·2000, hNp:llWWw.ocfair. com/pac1ficamph1theatret HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH Musical group Hootre and the Blowfish will perform as part of the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer Concert Senes al 8 pm. July 18. Information: (714) 740·2000. MOZART ORCHESTRA FINALE The Mozart Classical Orchestra's season finale 1s at 8 p.m. April 3 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre at 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tickets cost from $25 to S39. Informati on: (949) 854-4646. BAROQUE TRUMPETER The 8C1roque Music Festival will present Baroque concertos, featuring Baroque trumpe ter John Thiessen at 4 p.m. June 20 at St. Michaels All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Tid<ets cost $25. Information: (949) 760-7888. BAROQUE ORGAN RECITAL The Baroque Music Festival will present an organ recital, featuring Baroque trumpeter John Thiessen and organ soloist variety of sleeve length& including short. long, thret:·quarter:. and tank· tops. A multitude of fun colors include Bazooka Pink. Day·glo Green. Indian Burn and Tiffany Blue. call (949) 729-6816. EASTER GOODIES Ideal Easter gU'ts can be found at Souch Coast Plaza's boutiques. Brookslone carries "Fom" relaxation pillows in an array of fit1s1e r.colors ($:19). Crane & Co. has sttrfTed Eru.ter bunnies dressed in Easter wear ($12.50 to SI 9.50) and ha~tt:r cards from 54!.24 to SH.SU each. David Yunnan h~ a ''Madison" watch collection that conw~ in link chain or alligator strap. moUwr-of-pearl dials. some trimmed with diamonds (SI .500 to $18,000). l.aundry by Shelly SegaJ has one of fashion's hotte ·t rtcm~ that are perfect to wear tu 1:h11rch o r bn111ch. a long boudt' jarkct 111 pin~ ($,105). with m-;t1chi.r1~ 'leevele!>'> bouck ::.hih drt·~ (S:llOl. BRIDESMAID DRESSES Macy's at Fashion Island 11ow olll'r' '' yhsh Vt•r.r \\lung lmde .. rn,ud clre,).t.'.!>, I he't' <ire not typical: \Vcur it Olll't:' and II)' lo furgct it bmlt's111a1tl'.\. d rc~).t.'S. l'lw~'(1• lieautifully tlt· ... i~1ed i11 Wa11g\ l·lasl>il: :-tylt::,., available 111 both ... hcirt .111tl long lt'ngths. <.111 rt-111 rnlw' i11clud1·:'i p,1i.1t'I pale111· tor :-.pring and -.11111111er wrdding .... /\v.iil<ible 111 th1• drt>.s-. depar11111•111 on lhe ... t'roml ll'\'(>I C .ul ('M4l li4-l·ll:l.1.l, t'XI. -I I OH. • BEST BITES mns everv Friday Greer Wylder can hr reached al greefW'(lrle1 • ViJhov r·om or al 330 W Bay St .. Costa Mes;, CA 92627 Gabriel Arregui at 8 p.m. June 21 at St. Michaels All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Dnve. Corona del Mar. T1d<e1s cost S15. lnformatton: (949) 760-7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Fesuval will present "Music in the Gardens 1:· featuring Baroque trurnpeter John Thiessen at 8 p.m . June 23 at the Sherman Libra ry,and Gardens. 2647 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Mar. Secular cantatas and instrumental works by Purcell, Handel. Torelli and Carpentier. Tickets cost $30 Information· 1949) 760-7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festr val will µresent "Music in the Gardens i:· featurmg Baroque trumpeter Jo hn Thiessen al 8 p.m June 23 a1 the Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona dol Mar. Tickets cost $30 Information-1949) 760·7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festival will present "Music in the Gardens II.'' featuring m usic by Bach, Telemann. Couperin and Zelenka at 8 p.m . June 25 at the She1man Library and Gardens. 2647 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Ma i Tid<e ts cost $30. Information~ (949) 760-7888. BAROQUE IN THE GARDENS The Baroque Music Festival finale features music by Briegel, Bach, Mouret and Charpentier al 8 p.m June 23 at the Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Tid<ets cost S25. 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We also carry JELLY BELLIES ($4.50 per pound) and sugar-free chocolates. )' --Create your own special Easter Basket! ~ • -We also carry a nice selection • of mixed bouquets! ~ • ·.•4••••4 "•'·~ LIF E & LEIS U RE OiMty Pilot NO PLACE LIKE HOME Some things, like bunny Cakes, are sacred :· ·s pring brings a feeling of renewal. Spring brings orange blossoms (my . favorite scent) and spring brings . an abundance of fresh green leaves to the garden (my favorite color). Spring brings longer days. lighter clothes and fresh fruit .... I love spring. One of spring's rites of passage in the Wight house is the annual bunny cake. Don't laugh -this bunny cake is the coolest. It's right up there with Oreo Thanksg)ving turkeys. and even though you won't admit it -you love those turkeys. · The bunny cake was the KAREN WIGHT creation of Mrs. Ayres. my baby-sitter. when I was in preschool. We lived in San Diego. my father was a dentist in the Navy and my mother taught a business class at the local junior coUege. so Mrs. Ayres and I s pent three afternoons together every week. She was quirky and really strict. but she was also very clever and willing to do time·consuming projects with me. It was worth eating turn<ttoes if I got to make strings of paper dolls or pake a bunny e<tke. · PHOTO COURTESY Of KAREN WlGHl This bunny cake is a Wight House tradition. It could be the darling of your Sunday table, too. pastel confetti is a big hit. One can of white frosting. Olocolate bunnies are better left in the baskets. Shredded coconut. which you might not eat, but you have to use anyway because you toss in green food coloring to make itJook like grass. And jellybeans on lhe grass. Isn't that cute? Now if you want to kick it up a notch, make a homemade white or yellow cake recipe. Use lemon curd. raspberry jam or strawberries and whipped The bunny cake. I low lucky are you 1hat I'm going to share the bunny cake'? Very, I'm sur~. Now, there are rwo incarnations for thJs bunny cake. There is the 4·year-old version (extremely popular) and then there is the more adult and very gourmet version (lc•ss popular but extremely tasty). I'm going to share both with you. They are equall y compelling and the only difference is the taste. So if your audience ls the preschool set. don't bother making the "homemade" mess in the kitchen. Go for the cake mix and canned frosting edition . .. duh. bu1inies like to sit on grass. 'Cut the'cakc circles in half and, using the frosting, seal two halves together. Place the half.circle flat side down on a platter. Cover the bunny with the white frosting. Press two jellybeans in one end of the semicircle for the eyes. If you · want a nose, pink is a good choice. Personally. I think the bunnies look funny with mouths so stop while you're ahead. Fold the whire paper in fourths and cut the ears out. This should give you two symmetrical ears. Crease into a V shape at the bottom and push the ears into place. Take a spoonful of the coconut and a littJe frosting and make a bunny tail for the other end. Use a large plastic bag and place a few drops of green food coloring and the coconut together. Shake. You've got grass. Sp rinkle the grass around Lhe bunny; remember, bunnies like grass even though you might not like coconut. Sprinkle the remaining cream to cement the half·circles togetJ1er. Make a whipped The basics: One cake mix, your choice of Oavor. Pink cake mix or white cake mix with HOURS Continued from Al 3 the New York Jaz.z Connection Duo. play at Mamma Gina at 251 E. Coast Highway In Newport at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays. Diana Ditri joins the duo on vocals on Mondays. It's free. Information: (949) 673-9500. THE VILLAGE INN The Village Inn on Balboa Island offers great music Thursday through Sunday nights. Roe Kodz performs at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Road Dogz and Martins at 8:30 p.m. Fridays, Greg Topper at 9 p.m. and the Derek Bordeau>< R&B Combo at 6:30 p.m. The Village Inn is at 127 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. Information: (949) 675·8300. CURTIS BRENGLE Bayside Restaurant offers piano player Cu rtis Brengle performing Jelly beans. No tiny gourmet beans. You need big Brach's jellybeans. And don't eat all the b lack ones, bunnies need eyes, unless you want to be scientifically correct and give. your white bunny red eyes. You . make I he.call. Stiff whjte paper for bunny ears. Optional: pink marker to make bunny ears more t:alorful. fhese ingredjents will actually make two bunny cakes. one bunny per cake tin. So. your bunny can have a friend (be careful) or you can share a cake. Prepare the cake mix according to directions. Don't get too edgy -use normal round cake tin5. Let the cake layers cool. contemporary solo guitarist Jimmy Hewitt from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays through the month of April at 900 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 72H222. MUSIC AT THE GRILL The Bluewater Grill offers live music Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nici< Peper and Kelly Gordian (known as MPG) perform classic roc:I<, A&B and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rode, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is at 630 Lido Park Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-3474. REVOLVER La Cave Restaurant offers Revolver, which features DJs along with imagery and auditory delights at 10 p.m. Tuesdays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646·7944. Irvine. Tic:l<ets cost from $29 and $34. Information: (949) 8544646, http://www.hutchinsonconsort. org. EMRACE THE WORLD The Bahai'i Club of UC Irvine will present Embrace the World a musical experience from around the world. The event will begin at 7 p.m. April 15 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Some of the performers in attendance will be Iranian master violinist Farzad, China's renowned vocalist and Erhu musician Lin Cheng and hip·hop sensation Justice Leeg. The event is free. Information: (949) 854-4646. BALLET REPERTORY THEATRE: SPRING GALA Ballet Repertory Theatre will present classics from its repertoire of ballet sucti as Ballet Studio, Red Poppy, Raymonde Variations and Bolero. The event is at 2:30 p.m. April 18 at the Irvine Barclay Tlieatre, 4242 cream frosting. seven-minute frosting or a flu ffy marshmallow ·' frosting to make your blmny Lres chic. If you have a lot of energy, you can make the t!ars out of white chocolate painted on a magnolia (shiny side) leaf. Remove the chocolate carefuJl y ' and yo u have edible bunny ears. I still insist on green grass and jellybeans though. Some things arc sacred. Enjoy. and remember that I had to eat a tuna-stuffed tomato to bring you this amazing recipe. I loppy Easter. •KAREN WIGHT is a Newport Beach resident. Her column runs Thursdays . The event will be at7 p.m. May 1 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre , 4242 Campus Drive in Irvine. Tic:l<ets cost from $25 to $30. Information: (949) 8544646. . MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS The UC Irvine Chambers Series will present Music Without Borders, featuring pianist Nohema Fernandez. The event will be at 8 p.m. April 10 in Winifred Smith Hall at UCI. Information: (949) 824-2787. SINATRA TRIBUTE La Cave Restaurant offers David Kinwald's live tribute to Frank Sinatra from 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays at 1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646·7944. THE UNDERGROUND LOUNGE La Cave Restaurant offers the Underground Lounge, featuring Pete Villani singing Bennett, Martin and Sinatra from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. Info rmation: (949) 646-7944. ' jau, classical and contemporary HUTCHINS CONSORT: OCTET Campus Drive. Tic:l<ets cost $10 to ... from 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays ln OMNIBUS April at 900 Bayside Drive, The Hutchins Consort, the world's Newport Beacti. Information: only professional ensemble (949) 721·1222. performing on eight·scaled violins. will perform at 8 p.m. JIMMY HEWITT April 10 at the Irvine Barclay Bayside Restaurant offers Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Q,fange MUSE U M $14. Information: (949) 854-4646. ALL-AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS The All-American Boys Chorus will present the best of Broadway, toe-tapping tunes from America's Heritage and a patriotic tribute. .~ .· ........ · .... . .• ~· .. .. ,. • PLAN BE La Cave Restaurant offers the fu nky soul jazz music of Plan Be from 10 p.m. to 1 a.rn. on Thursdays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646·7944. d· . ' J ' .. ' .. ~ ( \ '• I -----~~"----~- ,.. ,., '•· .. ·· "' ... L I F E & LE I SURE Thursday, April 8, 2004 Al 5 • TRAVEL TALES .Nothing buggy about Belize ly Mike Buettell ue lifts herself onto one , elbow and whispers in the dark. ere's a bug on the ceiling." Garn lying on my side. almost asl~ep; a light tropical breeze is blowing through the palms. The .ge~tJe surf is curling to the foot of our beach cabana; and I have tw~ beers in my belly. I pretend not to hear her. ·~rhere's.a bug on the ceiling!" ,V.er 26 years of marriage, I recognize the tone in her voice. II means: "I know you're not asl~p. Get up and do your male macho thing and protect me.'' the sounds of the surf. the watm breeze. the moon playing hi~e and seek with Central American rain clouds. not to mention the beers. have made m~ about as active as a steer at a Valium saJt lick. I fully reali7..e that l'm pushing my luck. but on(:e again I pretend not to hear her. Silence. Ah. maybe she'll roll over and go to sleep. Nope. Not a chance. Not in a million years. I feel it. Long-married husbands know exactly what I'm talking about. Eyes. like laser beams, bore into I.he back of my head. Even in U1e darkness. I know that she is staring at me and all hell is about to break loose. PHOfOS COURTESY MIKE AND SUE BUEnELL Sue Buettell sits underneath a palm tree outside a cabana in Long Caye lslano Resort. Alzhei01er's Disease ··sue, U1ere's no bugs on the i:eiling. There are hardly any bugs on the whole island. That's why it was selected as a resort. lhis place is famous for taldng good care of the guests. Just lie down. relax. listen 10 the waves and you'll be asleep in two '\econds. I 'II bet no hug ha'l ever fallen on anyone here." Oops! Another classic husband mistake, saying something stupid without Lhink.ing. I feel her tension build. Eight years before, aJso on <J1rlstmas vacation. also in CentraJ America, also on one of my "'crazy" trips, a rhinoceros beetle the size and consistency of a day-old chocolate doughnut, chose to fall out of the darkness, off the ceiling. onto Sue's chest. I won't daborate. because the result was predictable and nut prerty. "Miiiiike!" The tone has reached the crisis stage. I get up. put on a T-shirt backward and stumble Lrying to find a light. Easier said than done. Long Caye. a part an 82-square-mile shallow lagoon called Glovers Reef, is 35 miles off the coast of Belize and has no electricity. WeU, not electricity as we know it, with wall switches. light bulbs and the usual household accouterments. They have a wonderfully efficient wind generator and some solar panels that keep the beer cold when the sun is out or the wind blowing strongly. and batteries for night, if you can find the light. As l step on a conch shell in Lhe middle of the 11oor. the question flashes through my mind: How do I get myself into these messes? The trip had started benignJy enough, with the standard two-hour cattle call and strip-search at LAX followed by a cramped Oight on TACA Airlines. (My friends call TACA Tuke a ()lance Airline, but I have found them no more unpleasant than any American carrier and usually serving better food). Gearing customs, and immigration, and claiming our baggage once in Belize was a piece of rake. It reminded me of the days of the old Ora~nge County Airport and Air California. II helped that Belize is an English-speaking country. A lot of people don't realize this. After a ge1-1oge1J1er sofl drink with c.ha rlie, our guide. and our group of 15. ranging in age from braces and fi rm thighs 10 lhe leading edge of the baby boom (me). we hoarded a high-speed bo<it, undoubtedly borrowed from one of those old "Miami Vice" ·rv shows for a three-hour blast out to Lo ng Caye. A hint lo t.hose choosing to rnak.e this trip: Don't drink a lot of coffee or soft drinks before boarding the hoat. There is no "restroom " facility. A few of us resolved this issue but l'U spare lhe details. Sue had been apprehensive ahout traveling to Relize (she5 apprehensive about aJI my trips) but the promise of warm water. snorkeling reefs so azure blue one feels they are Ooating in space. and the chance to kayak. anti wind surf lo her hearts content won her over. The charm of Long Caye is 1hat it is a water-lover's paradise. They have sea kayaks. surf kayaks. windsurfing, snorkeling and certified scuba all at your disposal. Picture a group of I 0-year-olds in a toy store and told, "play with anything you want ... and you get the idea. Evenings found the competitive types playing voUeyball. but I preferred watching the sunset lounging in a hammock. The food was so good that despite all U1e physical activity, most of us gained weight (except for Sue; she never gains weight}. Some guests blamed the weight gain on the unlimited beer. soft drinks, and rum punch but they couldn't possibly be correct. Beer and desserts on vacation have no calories. right? I could go into a lot more detail. but anyone interested can check out Ult' website for themselves chttp://www.slickrock.com/long cnye.htm). I'm not too worried about lhe place being overn111 with tourists. Max capacity is 2fl and the boat only runs twice a week. Compare that lo Ambergris Caye. where about Never worry about cleaning or maintaining . . ~your teak furniture again! I year uarantee BREE UAND y ~ ·!~~.~2nI~!~~K 90% of the tourists in Belize visi1. whk h has 65 hotels with ;1 capacity of 2,000 g\lests anJ 4.000 year-row1d resident. ... Since thert• are no 1Vs, video games or movies on the island, evenings were intere.~ting. We aclually had to talk to each . other. Kids played board games and the adults engaged in though I -provoking discussions. One night we pondered the existence of God. 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Aprol 10 at 8 p.m. lrv111(.' Barda1 nu~.11re. lr,·rne ·r.ckr1,· si9/s \.I for lllkt't>, '"II ("'60) ('1Z·OH4 PROGRAM Evren OzJn, Nwi11e Amerir1m flute CHARLTON MmK for • ~11vr Amrrotdn Flu1r Jnd Vmlin Cktt'l \Y'urlti prt1111rrr WALClYK (), m Cumpdr\.I.'> MOZART AnJ.1111« f\1.1t'~to'o CHARLTON l), wpm Th<"r.1p1· ~· ...... · .• '//J /;//J t//IJ ·"~.:·· Dally Pilot Nicole, Doug, Max, Sierra and Cory Muehlhauser of Newport Beach sit on the beach of Little Water Cay, part of the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean. . . •' . . TRAVEL Continued from Al 5 guys were smart enough to stay away from these discussion'> and give our advice when the women weren"t around. otherwise we'd probahly have , spent a few nights sleeping with Lhe hennlt crabs. Speaking of hermit crab'>. one tradition on Long Caye is a hermit crab race. Everybody. young and old. scours Lhe island to find their own "racing crab." Next the crabs are put into training. Conditioning regimen., varied from shon hill climbs to total rest. I chose carbo-loading for "Studly." I gave him pan of a cheeseburger and a dish of beer. Ole actually came in second). The crabs are then placed on the middle of a huge circle and the first one to the edge wins. You would have thought we were at the Kentucky Derby. People went nuts cheering for their favorites. I don't know how much money changed hands. but ii looked considerable. Sue's litlle lean and mean "'Squeaky'" took the trophy with a masterful performance right out of "Oiariots of Fire ... AJI in all, ii was a pretty fun trip. We were beached for a couple of days because of hi gh winds, but no one looked too bored. A good book, a cold drink and a hammock is hard to beat. This isn't a trip for the "anything less than two shower heads is unacceptable" crowd, but everyone seemed satisfied with the outside showers and toilets. In fact. the compositing toilet was once featured on the cover of Out.side Magazine. Oh, the "bug" on the ceiling? WeU, after I found a light, bandaged my foot and started looldng. It tu.med out there never was a bug. The ceiling and roof of the cabana is thatched palm fronds. The gentle breeze that night had a few fronds rubbing together. •MIKE BUETTEU It 1 retldent of 81lbo1 Island. ---~---_,. ---... ti : ... r. QUOTE OF THE DAY "/used to play with a /or of those guys. Ir ftlade it a lot m o re fun to win." Joey Cantarella, N!wport ~. Harbor senior pitcher Daily Pilot PRO TENN~S Sharapova will return to Breakers Newport also drafts top-ranked Bryan brothers doubles team; Davenport wiU n ot play . Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot The Newpon Bea:h Breakers pro- lected the rights to 'ussian star Maria _ Sharapova during the World Team Ten- nis draft Wednesday. Sharapova. rankec 19th in the world. has won two Womm's Tennis Associa- tion singles titles to (O with two doubles victories and retuns 10 the Hrealcers this summer in her tiird season of WIT. The Breakers. w'lo finished 7-7 in their inaugural eaion a year ago. aJso acquired the No. I foubles team on the Association of Tmnis Professionals Tour. Mike and Bot Bryan. They captured !heir lirs1 Grand Slam title a1 last year's French Open ·and became the first All-Ameri- can team to finish a season as tht top-ranked doubles team since Rick leach and Jim Pugh in 1989. The Bryan~ have gone undefeated in two seasons o Davis C6p play._ Sharapova ai1.1 the Bryans will each play only two :>f the Rreakers' seven home matches. The season 1\lns July 5-25 wi1h the Breakers playi~ their home matches at the Palisades Tmnis Oub. Monica Sele>, who won 20 WTA sin- gles titles befae her 18th birthday and was ranked Ni. 1 in the world in 1991. wiJJ make a visit 10 Newpor1 Beach when the Bnakers face the New York Sportimes -who drafted Seles -in one of their siven home matches. Ellis Ferrera. Aniko Kapros. Ramon Delgado andNana Miyagi will make up the resl of the Breaker~. Ferreira, aSo.uth African 11a1ive, cap- tured his fin! career Grand Slam crown in doubles a: the 2000 Australian Open. I le finished 2000 as part of the fiftl1- ranked doulles ream on the ATP Tour. Kapros m>ved up 10 481J1 in the world on the Wf~Tour this year while Miyagi. a strong roubles player. b currently ranked 75tl in the world. Lindsay Davenpon, who played two home mac.hes for the Breakers last year, will 1ot compete in WIT this sea- son due tc scheduling conOi cts. Davenp>rt, a member at Palisades who is c1rrentJy ranked fourth in the Wl'A, \>\Otld have been available for one match. but the Breakers had already made prior commilments with other players said Rosie Crews. \VTT spokes- womat. "We would have loved to have her back i'I the league. but the schedules were 1 bit crazy with 1hc Olympics," Cre~said. Thi Fed Cup begins July 5 and Dav- enpo't could be selected to the United States Olympic team, coached by 7..ina Garrson. ne Breakers' schcdufo wilJ be re- le<Wd in late April with individual tick- etstoing on sale May :l. SportsEdltorRk:hardOunn: (9491574-4223 • Sportafax: !94916500170 EYE OPENER 111 Dai1y.4JPi1ot ID SporU llall al Fune '''•UtltUt<JCtl .. uwttturnou April l 2 honoree SEAN HYLTON Thursday, Apnl 8. 2004 81 Newport Harbor shortstop Brandon Jasper covers second base and awaits the throw while Estanc1a's Brad Young steals the ba se in the seventh inning Wednesday in the Pride of the Coast tournament. Below, Newport Harbor pitcher Joey Cantarella, who tossed a complete game, delivers rn the first inning. Sailors feel the Pride Estancia hangs tough as Newport Harbor pulls out 2-1 victory in tourname nt fin a le. Steve Vireen Daily Pilot NEWPOllT REAU I -It wa-. known as the 13th-plact• game of 1hc Pride of tile Co:i~I 1ourna111rn1. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL Pirates surging in Orange Empire Bryce Alderton Daily Piiot • The !'irate~. ran~ed second in 1hc ~tare. came our a bit i.lu~i:.h 10 s1ar1 the march , but found their ~!ride and dis- posed of their Or;mgc Empire Conference for. 30-28. 30·22. J0-26. l lowevcr. for thl' • players involved. lhC' con1es1 had added meaning as a majority of the competitors were familiar with one anolher since they arc in lhl' Newpon ·Me~a 1Jiqric1 and also battled again~1 each other in Pony Lea~e action. There was a certain pride of the coast for Newport I larhor I ligh. which, led by senior Joey Ca111arella. defeated e F.s1ancia. 2· I. on the Sailors' diamond Wednesday. Cantarella Sln.ICK out 10. walked two and scattered four hi1 s in his complete-game vicwry. I le also belted a two-out, Rn! double in the bottom of the third in· ning. giving Newport Harbor a 2-0 lead and providing the difference in the Sff SAILORS, Pa1e B3 COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's volleybaJI team is priming itself for a cov· eted spot In 1his year's state fi - nals and continued lo march loward that goal with a three-game sweep over visiting Grossm ont Wednesday. Sophomore oulside hiller Poyer MARK C. OUSllN I DAIL'1PILOT OCC's Kaimana Kamalani dives to make a one-handed dig in the third game of See PIRATES. Pa1e 82 Wednesday's match against Grossmont College. OCC won in three games. DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Anne St. Geme Corona del Mar sophomore establishes Trabuco Hills meet record in girls 1,600 meters with time of 4:59.24. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot I mprobable, impressive and lnt:rtguing. Those were the words • th .. ought St. Geml' would not come in under five-Oat. Bul she covered the third lap in 72 seconds and duplicated that time for the final 400 to break the meet record. associated with Anne St. Geme's performance in the 1,600 meters of the ll'abuco Hills track and Oeld lnvttatJonaJ Saturday. The Corona del Mar High sophomore letlsatJon won the event with a meet record time of 4 minutes. 59.24 seconds. a personal best and a stunnlng result, consl~ring she thought she wouJd not flnlsh under five minutes midway through the race. She completed the fi rst 800 meters In ooucus l!MMERMAN/OM.YPll.OT . 2:35, and even her coach, Bill Sumner. ·That's just scary." Sumner said. ·1 was very impressed." St. Geme. the Daily Pilot Athlete of the Weelc, aJso won the 800 (2: 14.67). The victories seemed to have added more pressure for St. Geme to rutftll her potential. In addition. there appears to be a sense of u,gency for St. Geme because of her genes. Her mother, Ced , was the 1982 NCAA champion In the 3.000 meters while at SM ST. GEME, Pace 12 . . ,,. . ..... 82 Thursday, Aprd 8, 2004 S P O RT S Daily Pilot BRIEFLY Mustangs rally for league win PHOTOS BY MARI< C. DUSflN /OAllY PtlOl Above. Orange Coast's Jon I arsen, nght, hits a hard angle by the double block of Grossmont's Brandon Booth (7.) and Corey Dudley ( 1 l in the second game of Wednesday's match. Below, OCC's Poyer Poia, center, hits a shot past Grossmont's Booth (7) and Derek Rockwell (8) in the first game Wednesday. Orange Coast won the Orange Empire Conference match in three games. PIRATES Continued from BI 1'111,1 l<·li all playc•r-. w11h IJ kill' . 1ml I:! dig' wl11le -.11phor1u1rl' Jon I .11 !>un t11111t• kill~I and ~.u m;u1a Kamalu111 (l'ight killc;) pro· vulc·d atlditional firepower for till' 1'1ra11·:-., who h0td won nine '1r.11gh1 m.1tr hcs 11111il lop· r.111kl·l.l c .old1•n Wl·~I defeated 1lw111 i11 1hn'l' gamt'' March :I I. ()<.I 'ophwnore ~Cltt'r Mikl' Murphy. who finislwc.l with 4~ J'>.<.i'" ai.;iim't < ,m.,..mont. didn't clwcll 1111 t I u· lo". "W<' turwu about that matd1 and rocuwd on thi-. match." Murphy ..aid. "We know what we have tu t.lu a~;linst C .olden Wt:,t, hut we'll worry about 1h1·n1 111•x1 wr-ek." Ille Plrall'S 1111-2, fl · I in the DEC) foci· liuhkn Wf'St Ill tlw fj nal 111a1d1 of 1 lw rt•gul<ir \1•11-.1111 Ap1il It) <><:<. Loat h 0Htd;. < .1111•nt''-t wa., plc.1.c;ed wllh lhc way hi!> 1e.1m h1111nced had; after la~t wed;\ lo-.<; anti ""d 1h1•y t1111k 1 an' of tht• hall on 1h1·1r 'itll• of the m•t agai11s1 ( in""n1111t (.I IO. .2-~l. ST. GEME Continued from B 1 Stanford and she went on lo achieve success after collCJ(e as weU. Ced volunteers her assistance to the Sea KinJ.t program. SI. Geme's father. Eel. played football. also at Stanford. But aJI the ta lk and expectations surrounding St. (>eme only causes her to work harder. "It motivnles me when I hear people say I have more potential.· St. Geme said. •My mom didn't nan until she was a sophomore In high t1Chool. Iler time in the 1.600 as a ~phomore was 4:55. She aJwuyii says I'm a faster runner "Ont• ul thl' th111g-. w<·'w dotll' ;ill Yl'•ll 1-. lc11•11, 1111 0111· 11'.tm at a 111m·." U1ft'nl''-l'. in hi-. 12th sea- 'on K\lllli n~ tlw Bur -.. -.aid "Wt> ti.id good pr;icttn•o; kaJin~ up to 1111, 11w1d1 :wd o ur 1wrforrnanr1' on lhl' floor ,1)(1\wd that." "We rdl1 ,, Int ol drilb m prac· lire on blocking ;md Relling our ball control l't'ady fo r lthe Grif fins!." Murphy !.aid. Freshman middle blocker llriah Seui tnllied seven klllb and three block:. while Kamalani also hlorked three balls. Sophomore lihcrn Mall Skolnik kept many hall-. alivt• with I 0 digs and Mur · rhy ra11 an efficient offense. "Mike Murphy did an exn~l lrnt joh runninl( the offense and gelling everyone involved." Cutenese suid. "I thought we rante 0111 slug)(ish in Gnmc I, hut in Ciames 2 and J we played more a~ressive." Coast never led by more than rour points in the fin.i game and fought throul(h three tics in Lhc '''l'llnd g<tllll' hcforc laking the lt•acl for KOOd at 12· I I aftt'r a l.<tNm block 1ha1 landed a foo t i11-;idc thl' 't'rvil'l' line. Parker Merk then '>('rvcd live straight pul111:. rnduc.Jing a :ricrvicl' are -as Coast built an insurmount· ANNE ST. GEME than she was. She motivates me that way." ahlt· I !-1-1 :1 cushion. < irus.-.11111111 rwwr k•<.l m the t11ird garne ~ Poiu heated up. The 6·fou1-:1 I lonululu native slammed eight ki lls in the game, soaring above the ncl to mctic11· lou~ly plat:e ~hot:. . A light ·hcancd momt'nl came wi th Coa'il leading, 29·2:3. l'oia, loolOng over anc.J wir111ing al hrs teammate!> on lhe :.idcllm:. c;crved underhand, but the hall found the nl'I. Poia usually jump crves. Grossmont 'ilaged a mild rally that calN'd Cmcnl'c;e 10 call 1imeou1, but a kill hy Hrahma Furtado off a Murphy ai.sisl sealed Lite win. ·n1e Pir.ttes farr ho ... 1 Palomar Friday in the fir~t of their final three regular·scason matches, nee<.ling lo al lca-.1 finish second in the OEC 10 bl· one of four teams in the state finals May I. Gulden West entered play Wednesday fl-0 in thl' cunfcr- l'tll'.l'. "Our goal is to win confer- en1•c, but we haVt' 10 take care uf teams before we play (Golden We~tl." Culene e said. "A lot of good lnlent b in the fOECI. II co mes down to who is ready 111 play." "Iler talent plays a hig role," Sumner said. "Bui as much talent os she has, what she b doing now i!. hascd on her work ethic. There are no «horl cuts with 1hi!. kid. She works so hard. She is very spt'Cial lin regard lo her work ethic." In adc.lHion lo regular practice work for runnlng, SI. Geme has also added core training. which Involves push-ups, sit-ups and an exercise called bridge. lliat's when she leans on her arms in the push-up position and remains there. She is up to 2:20 for holdin~ that position. "Ifs not too much." St. Geme said of the extra workout. "We don't do weight training, The push-ups are Costa Mesa's boys v.olleyball team earns Golden West League victory over Santa Ana in four games. Sophomore Ryan Bagwell re- corded 15 kills to lead the Costa Mesa High boys volleyball 1eam to a 17-25. 25-16, 25-15, 25-20 Golden West League victory over host Santa Aha Wednesday. Senior Milch Mandel added II kills and sophomore Andrew Melcer amassed 32 assists for the Mustangs (6-6, 3-2 in league). Bagwell played his best all- around ma1d1 of the season, Costa Mc·..a C.oach Dave Sorrells said. Cd.M shuts ou t Warren • MSF.BM.l: Sophomore Eric Eadinl{t1111 pitched a three-hit shutout. hb first complete game. to hl'lp lead the Corona del Mar I lij.!h baseball team 10 a 9·0 victory over vic;iti ng Warren in an extra game of the Pride of Lhe Coast tournament Wednes· day. The Sea Kings ( 10-5). ranked No. 6 in CIF Southern Section IJivision IV, were supposed to face Tesoro in the fifth-plan· game, but because the 1wo team:. play in Pacilk Coast League action next week, they took on oth er opponents. Eadingwn o;tt'ppcd up in his start. :.trikin~ out five and walk· ing two. "Eric wa~ l(rcat," CdM Coach John 1~111111c :riaid ... I le threw '>lrikc-.. I le went right after the hiller.... They couldn't handle his fa:.thall. lie d id a great job.'' Al the plate, junior Andy Frenkiel (:..! fo r 4 with Lhree Hilb) und :-.cnior Oan Whitaker (:I fur it with a double and two llBI!>) powered the Sea King of- fen~e. ~enior losh Bradbury went i for :1 and slammed his seventh home run of the sea- :.1m, a ~olu :.hol in the first in· ning. Junior Tyler Lance pound- ed hb firs t home run of his high ~chool career. a two-run blast that abo hru11ght in junior fyler nay in the sixth inning. The Sea Kings will host Teso- ro l'uesday at 3: 15 p.m. Pride of the Coast t~81Mnt Coron• det Mar 9, Wamtn 0 Score by Innings Warren 000 boo l) o 3 2 CdM 100 2•1 9 1• o Lalromboose. Beas (5) and Shee~; Eadongton ond Presson. W - Eadongton, 1 1 L -Lafarombise. 2B Frenk1el (CCIM), Whitaker ICdMI. HR -Brac1hury ICdMI seventh. Lance (C<IMJ first career home run. C<l M's Ball advances •TENNIS: A 4uarterfinal match in th1• hnyo; 18s singles draw of the 1-.t!>ler Bowl na· tional ll'nnr-. championships !Oday JWJl1' Corona dcl Mar 1 ligh junillr Cars ten Ball, who defeated Dan Nl{Uyen from Phoenix, Ariz.. 6·2. 6-J, Wcdnc~day al the Riviera R·e- );Ort in Palm Springs. The ~l·venth·sceded Ball will face Donald Young, the No. 2 seed. trom <l1kago, at 12:30 p.m. today. Alexa < ilatrh, a Newport Hcach rc,itlt•nt. Joc;t to Andrea Hcmynw. (i 4, 4-6. 6-4, in the round of 16 in ~iris I Rs singles Wt>dne!>day. Coast blanks Tigers • SCWfBAU.: Sophomore Tess I .ind!.uy blooped a run- scorinl-{ doublC' down the left· fit"hJ line while sophomore left- handed pitcher Yvo nne Diaz w ssec.l a five -hil shulOul 10 lead hol>t Orange Coast College to a I ·U softball win over Orange Empire Conference visitor llivcrsidc Wednesday. LindStly's double was only one of two hits fo r the Pirates (10 ·2 1, 2-11 in conference). Diaz improved to 5·8, as she struck out four and walked none and OCCs o ther hit. The Tigers dropped to 9·21, 2-11. Ofaftle Empire Conf ... ic. Ora~tt 1, Rhenkle 0 Riverside 000 ~ '"'"'19 -o s 2 occ 000 010 • -1 2 0 C. Chasey and M. Ch111ey; Diaz and Kasey. W -Diaz, 5-8. L -C. Chney, 4-8. 2B -Lindsay (OCCI. Endrikat earns honor St. Geme also said she has been aJdcd by the coaching of Sumner and her teammates, especin»y freshman Hilary May, who challenges St. C.erne ror\.<iL'<tently tJurinH tralnhll( St'S.';ions. St. Geme won'I stop shoh and rest on her raJcnt and genes. She h.'l.~ the desire to work hatd. as ~41. probably the most drastic change from last year. In the race I feel I could gn to my anns a lot more, hecatL~ sometimes my legs wear out a bit: St Creme said she felt she actually could have run the 1,600 meters fa,,ter Saturday. She wilJ have the opportunity to Improve Sorurday at the Arcadia lnvitadonatf • TBNNlS: UC Irvine senior Jon Endrlkat has been named Big West Male Athlete of the ' Week for his performance last week against UC Riverside and Idaho . ~ .. .. . .. . ... •• • •• .. 4 .. .. --... ~ ..,, • "" • ,,,. 4 • f • , •• 1 .. ,. SCHEDULE TODAY ......,.. College-UC.Santa Barbara bt l!C Irvine, 6 p.m, High school -Saddlebadt Valley Christian at Sage Hill, 3:45 p.m. ,._,. Community college men -Orange Coast at Irvine Valley, 2 p.m. Communily college women - F.ndrikat defea1ed Brad I.um- Tucker of Idaho 6-4, 7-6 in No. I singles and Norman Tam of UC Riverside 6·3, 4-6, (I 0-7) in No. I singles. F.ndrika1 paired with Wkwesi Willfams al No. 2 doubles IO beat ldahos's Seth Banks and fabian Dummett, 8·6, as well as UC Riverside's John Cava and Jo rdan Leo. 8· l. Endrikal has won four straight singles and doubles matches The native of Medford. Ore. is currently ranked 30th in the na- tion in doubles with Brian Mor- ton, a Co rona del Mar High produt:L Endrikat is lhe fourth Ant- eater 10 earn 1he award tJtis sea· son . Morton, Zoran Korac. a former Orange Coast College standoul. and Ryusuke Kashi- wahara arc previous winners. OCC edges GlendaJe • MSBBALL: Second base- man fyler Shaffer went 2 for 4 with a run and three RBis to help lead the Orange Coast Col· lege baseball learn to an 8-7 viclory over Glendale in the PaJomar 1ournamen1 in San Marcos Wednesday. The game was callee.I aft er 7'1· innin gs because of a 1nur· namenl time limit. First base- man Dan Sokarda went 3 fo r 4 with a n HBI a nd third base- man Jarrod Carchio was 2 for 3 with two runs for the Pirates (9· 16). Palomar tournament 0,.nge Coast 8, Glendale 7 ScoN bv Innings Glendale 002 ~30 l)l) 1 9 QCC 102 . 104 O• 8 13 I Caldwell, Anderson (5), Velasquez (61 and Vaqueros; Horton, Peete (41. Beek (41, Busby (5), Wells (61. Gagne (7) and Hicks . W -Busby, 1 O. l - Anderson. 0· 1. 28 -Vaqueros (GI 2, Martin (OCC). 3B -Shaffer (OCC). Mustangs lose lead • M SEBAU.: Senior Daniel Cooper went the distance. strik· ing out three and walking none, hut unfortunately was saddled with the loss as host Costa Mesa I ligh couldn't hold a 3 -0 lead and losl to PaJoma Valley, 6-5, in the consolation final o f the Pride of the Coast tournament Wednesday. Mesa (7-71 tied the game al 4 in the bottom of Lhe fourth anc.J got within one in the bottom of the seventh whe n Alex Pisarski scored on a fielder's choice by Gary Gom.alez, who went 2 for 4 with four RBis. Justin Peter- son went 2 for 3 while Pisarski scored three runs. Pride of the Coast ~nt cOMOlitkiri t1rii1 Paloma Valley 6, Cotta Men 5 Sc0te by Innings Paloma 000 •20 l) 6 10 7 Mesa 102 100 1 5 9 • Montgomery. Mendoza (6) and Salazar; Cooper and Benson. W - Montgomery. L -Cooper, 1-4. 28 Otivor (P), Gonzalez ICM ). Sage falls to FJ Toro •TENNIS: lTistan Cordier and Robert Wee won two sin- gles matches each , but the Sage Hill School boys tennis team lost. 12·6, to nonJeague host El Toro Wednesday. The Ughtning. ranked No. 2 in CIF Division V. dropped to 8·6. Sage Hill returns to action April 20 when it faces host Whitney. ranked No. I in Divi - sion V. Bl Thro, a Division I school, improved to 9·6. ....... Et Toro 1Z. .... HNI 8 sin,._ -Cordier (SHT lolt to Brown. 2-e. def. Herabi, M . def. Biiiing•. 6-3; Demirjian ISHI lost 3-6, i.e. won, 6-1 : Wee ISH)lost, U , won. f.O. 6-2. DouMM -llvlng.lton-Chln (SHI lost to Notberg-Shoemaker, 2-6, lost lo Pauf.C.pobianco, 2-e. def. Tran-David, f.2; CnMt·GenilOn (SHI Iott. 2-8, 0-8, 2:-8; Tooma-Roa (SHI Iott, 3-8, 0-8, 4-t. Sailors place fifth • GOIJ1: Newpon Harbor Hlgh's boys golf team finished fifth out or 18 teams a t the con- clusion of the two-day Pa.Im Springs lmdtational at the Clrn· fl"lline Valey at Orange Coast, 2 p.m. ' Tredl andfteld High scnool boys and girts -Sage Hill at AClldemv League South Meet at S.ddlebadc College, 3 p.m. \loleyba• High school boys -Sage Hill at Calvary Chapel Downey, 5 p.m. arron Gui Resorl in Cathedral City Tuesday. The Sallors finished seven shots bade of champion Villa Park. Michael Benvenuti led New- port with a 1-under 70 while Mike Vack.tr (73), Cluis Willard (75) an d Davis Pemslein (77) contribute•. 'Eaters finish I 0th •GOLF: l'he UC Irvine men's golf team 1ed for I 0th place in the Bile/ Pa:ifi c Coast Intercol- legiate tou'*ament al La Purisi- ma Golf Cou rse in Lompoc Tuesday. UC Davi~ won the 54-hole tournament with a total of 881 followed by UC Riverside at 884. Cal Sl<te Northridge and Saint Mary's lied for third place at 885. UCI a,d Santa Oara tied for 10th plac1 at 907 in the 18- team field. UCI senior Vinnie Ponclno tied fo r Tue~ay's low round with a 3-unda-par 69 and fin· ishcd eighth a1218 (73-76·69). Nate Yates fnished l81h (75· 75· 73 -223) while Jay Oloe fin ishtd 50th al (79-73-79 - 231 I. Neno Hotnyaplanun was 74th (74-87-76 -237) and Will Park placed 90h (77-87-1:13 - 247). Travis Bcrtoniof Cal Poly San Luis Obispo wa; the medalist~ with a 3-under-pu 213. The Antearers return to ac- tion in the U.S. lnlercollegia1e tournament at th e Stanford Golf Course April 7 · 18. Sage sweeps Matadors • SWlMMING: lhe Sage I lilt School boys and girls swim- ming teams each earned non· league' victories at lolsa Grande Monduy. The boys breeze• to a I ·2 ·38 victory. wh ile the girls edged the Matadors. 85-8~ Sage I lill 's Dan Oen won the 200-yard indivicllJll medley (2: 19.961 and the UO frees1yle (54.37). while 1eamnate Alex Nguyen won the I OObackstruke (I :06.23) and 1he ICD bullerOy (1:05.59). Double win11ers f<Y the Sage girls were Allison Gr~onis and Whitley Gaglio. Grigmis won lhc 50 free (27.38) am the 100 back (a C:IF Sou1her1 Section Division IV qualifying time of I :06.37), while Gaglio von the 200 free (2: 19.69) and he I 00 Oy (1:12.0JJ. Otase Coillouetle w~.n the 500 free (5:53.62), Val l\.\nitskl won the 100 breas"roke (1;23.25) and Tyler You n(fJlood won the 50 free (25.71) fo· Sage Ifill. Sage girls individual wim ers also included Devin 1borta In the I 00 free (I :02.87). Kira \leal in lhe 500 free (6: 18.33) an d luuren lndvik in the 100 brmst· stroke (I :24. 77). Hoth Sage 1 lill teams im- proved lo 3·4. Lancers limit Lions • MSBMLL: Visit ing Cal Baptist University's baseball team scored two runs in Lhe ninth inning and held off Van - guard, 4-2, in a Golden State Athletic Conference game Tues- day. Steve Ferriera's RBI single in the ninth broke a 2-2 tie and the Lancers (19· 16, 11-7 in the GSAC) scored their fourth run on a wild pitch. Vanguard tled the game in the eighth on a pair of doubles by Adam Yoder and David Hud· gins, the only Lions wlth two hits. Jason Searle allowed four runs -two earned -wblle t lrlking out three wlth one walks in 8~ lnnings. but suf- fered the lo.._ Vanguard fell to 9-26, 3-16. GoWllt ..... -..C C.....u~• Cel~4.~2 c. a.;,. .. ,'*= '1oo '-7 -• n o V.nou•rd ooo OO'I °'° -2 • 1 LesM. Johnson Ill end Crouch: S..rte, Erlt:hon (9) and Westerfleld. W -Johnson, 2·3. L-Searle, 1-t. 2B -Enriquez ICBI. Wyatt (CBI, Yoder {VU),Hudglns (VU), Seene (VU). I ~· ~ ..... ~ .... ~ ....... "~ 'dot :al en Ila N - ile rd 7) i's in >I· ;i- )C le 31 .at Id :e !d 8- 10 ad 1 · 5- )e is ill te ·d IJ l- 1- le .s d e ·y e ·x e y .e d n 0 n 1f e 0 e j e d e ·s n al rl ,. aJ .II 1e l- e n d e n n 0 1r e e f. 0 Dally Piiot PHOTOS BY MARK C OUSllN /DAil Y PILOT Estancia tough-luck pitcher Brad Young follows through 11'1 the first inning Wednesday in the Pride of the Coast tournament at Newport. SAILORS Continued from Bl Tars' win. cue sac a as ass a a s a S PORTS a UC a ass 5 5 3 lhursday, April ~. 2004 83 YOUTH WATER POLO 7 locals qualify for national tryout Newport Beach resid e n ts Bryce Mc lain. Olnto n lorth and Nathan Castillo have qualifie d to be among 30 players who wiU vie for 15 sp o ts on the national cadet boys water polo team. Andy 1 layes. Alex l'opov, Zach Lucas and Dustin I layes. w h o all live ill Newporl Beac h, have als o qlrnlified for a tryout to make the national d evelopn1en1 boys w a ter polo team. M clain . forth and Cus 1illo will compe te to make the cadet te am at l'o m o n a Pit1,cr Col· lege during the M e morial Day W eeke nd. fi- nal w eek o f May. Newp o rt I larbur I Ligh Coa ch Jason Lynch is the head man for the national cadet s quad (burn in 1989 o r later). "I used tu p lay with n lut o t thl)'C guys," Cantare lla said. "It 111adl• 11 ,1 lut more fun tu win." The Eagles (2-11) cou ld haw ht•i•n saying som ething similar. a ... i:. .. 1;111rm senior pitd1er Brad Young, wa" ),011<1 and worlunanlike in Im . 1•tlon. I ll' s lr\lck o ut l.hree a nd allowt't.1111~1 1h11•1• hits. Yo ung also hatl a singlP in the 'l'V e nlh inning. PHOTUSBY MARKC OUSllN;DAllYPtLOT Newport Harbor High's Greg Miner keeps his eyes on the ball as he lays down a bunt in the bottom of the sixth inning m Wednesday's game against visiting Estancia in the Pride of the Coast tournament. Newpor1 Harbor won, 2-1. The lrio q ua lified for the linal tryout hy making the c ut afte r p erforming in c ompeti- tion at Newport I larh or two wee ks ago. The final h~am will travel to Serbia in August for training a nd co mpetition in inte rnational 1oumame11ts. • llayes. Po pov, Lucas a nd llayes will com · p e te in the n a tion al develo pment tryout in Annapolb, Md .. which a lso ta kes place dur- ing M c m ori<il Day W eekend. <<1lktl t111 E'lta n cia b atter 0 111 afte r h l' ~1ppare111ly inll'rfe rcd with the catc h er's Lhruw Ill .,enmd, in an attempt to throw o u1 a :.ICaling MtDonaJd. towartl righl fil'ltl, whic h cau i.ed dfl l'r- ror in thl' o utfield. a llowing him to reach third hasc. Cantnre lla then (·ame up with till' afurt'mentionetl d ouble. He s to ic second anJ, with one m11. advanced to third on a wild p11d1. 1!111 Cantarella s tnic k out the final two h a t· ters to e nd the game. ,._,tan cia Coach Jon G rt>cn chal- h·ngctl lhl' 1.:all. saying I.he hatter tlid his hest lo g r1 out of the way, by tluck- i11g down afte r his swing o n a slrike. But thl· 11111pin• s tayed with his d eci· 'ion fur i:. .. 1anciu's second out. "['l\1csdayl. we won a 12 -inning game 16·5 over Pa ramount!," lksguin said. "And n ow we win 2-1. We over- came a little atlvcrsity and we s howe d some charnc ter. W e could have folded. Those were the positives . . . Overa ll, we didn't play well in this to urnament. We came close to being 0 -4 li11 the Pride uflhe Coast I." Newport 1 larbo r junio r Greg M inn, w h o scon•<l the game -w inning nm Tuesday. accounted for the Sailun.' lo11l0 run in the :.econd inning, I h' rea ch e d on a walk and ... tole S('COn d . Senior ffa. ro Makserjian knoc ked him in with a base hit to left fidd. ··n 1at would have been a guntl gam e 111 wi11 for u.,, .. (;rel'n said . "Hut lo play a team likl• Newp ort, 2· I. a nd to go up again:-! the ir No. I pilrher and lose. l · 1, is a hit uf an .1rmmplis hnll'nt fnr our kids." They wt"re selected fro m a gruup of a bout 165 playNs hori1 in 1991 or later. The N ew · pori Bt'ach quartet was u rig"inaJly pit·ked from a grnup o f I !l that qualified in an Orange County tryo ut wh ich inl'luded 40 young player~. The 15 Wl'nt o n hi compe te w ith a nd again st I !10 from around th e nation Marc h 111-21 a l Capistrano Valley and San Oe- 1nc11ll' ltigh 1ochools. From that group l)f 165. 50 wc1e .,dl'c lt•d to move o n to Annapolb .. ''Joey bowed his n eck anti got 11., 11111 of il," said Newport Coad 1 lot·I I"'' guin, w h ose te am improved tu !J h. Pride of the Coa5t tournament eaame Newport Harbor 2. Estancia 1 Score by Innings Estancrn ooo 001 O 1 4 Cantarella':. two walks callll' 111 1he sixth inning, allowing th e I .;1gll'' to come within 2-1. After a grou11do111. freshman Trevor M c Dona ld rl«ll°lll'tl 1111 an infield single. llwn ci ... 0 1111·wha1 c ontrovC'rsial call c:n s u t:'d. Tlw 11111pin• Soph111111m· Fv.m Va n Cl't'lll fol· lowc•tl with .1 c;ingle. Then, Sl'11i11r Jcr· t•my ll,111 ... l'r drew a walk ,111 load U1c h;1~t> .... Cuntarl'll;i lhrcw four -;treighl hull ... 111 I l.111st•1 anti fou r m ore con - :o;cl'u livc 111 M1kt• McDaniels. hnnging Mdlo11alcl home. llul. ( .anwrdla gu1 o ut of Lh1• jam. b y ind11dng a g ro11nduu1 toward firs l b ase. IJ1 the third inning, Newport ~c11ior Bra ndon la)ipcr knoc ked ;1 1w11-11ut sin- gle p ast the 'iCcond baseman and Newport 1111 ooo J l o Yo ung and Crom , Cc:intar..:lla ,mc1 S,inchw W Cantarulla. 4 '} L Youpy. 0 4 2B Canta rollo (Nit) l'he 11a11onnl d evelopnw111 team is the fir<;t <>f four American water polo lcams for .1gt• group s. Antly 1 laycs and D ustin I lay<.'' are not r<:· lalc d. LeplNotices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 I Legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Lego Notices 2640 lepl Notices 2640 legal Notices 2640 legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices 2640 Legal Notices ~~~~~~~~~ CRY Of COSTAIESA OWIGICoum, CAllOMIA IOTICI IM1IMi ams NOllC£ IS HCRlO'I' CtVl N th~I w•ted I" 11 posals Im t111111,h111r .111 lahor. malet1•I\ 'llUIP meut h ctn\f)O• t.1ttoo ,,nrt sorh othet 111\•hltP\ .1s may be rett•m ~d 101 llOOF lllrLAC(M(Nl AT THE IAUAlllC COM- MUNITY ClNllll, 197S IAUAlllC DlllVE, CITY rllOJECT NO. 04 07 will be rccc1v1·tl by ll1e C1ly uf Cosl,1 Mc'·' .11 the Otl•u! of lht !:1ly Clerk. 71 f di• Dr i.c Costa M~~·' C .. thfur ru.-t. unlll lht 1\0111 l)t I 0 :00 a.M., Monday, April 26, 2004, ...tt wftu h llm,. thev Wiii lHI ""' 111•11 11ubhcly dlld 111.Jd ,1lnt1ll Ill the Cnun~•I c 11.r11IHll' Sealed 111 01lu\.1I!. 'hall bear th1• 11lle of Ille work itnd o.lmo ot tht> btddr.r but nu o ther d1',lt11i:U•~luni1 m;u k\. Any 1>111 r "<~••"ti ~ltl'r !ht ~t hNlulcd llv~•lll! llmr ft11 lh@ • •(e111t ul b1cf\ ~haU he , .. turot!rt 10 bidder tllUIJU•UP'~I It ~hall b~ the 'Oh! r ~-.,µ~ut•,1t.ulttv ol lltc lmhl•·r lo -.t••• 111.11 tu~ btd I\ f•'l"'""'J 111 proµCt l1111t• fl V I 111 tlHI 1111111 m .. uh t11.1V lw uhlitmtt<t .ti the Olhce nl th• 1'.1ly Er1g1ncl'• 77 f ~•• U11n. Co\la Mn,\ C•ltlu111111 uvun nonrefundoltle payment of $10.00. An oddltl-t chor9• of Sl.00 will br m11d• rt halldl~d hy lllAll lht1 Oot.umcfll' .ind other con tr ild tlocunw11r\ may dlso tu.!! c ,,oom,.d JI ttw Olflct nt lht r11y Cl••" ot tht City nl Co"'" Mt~a ll1d 001 11m•11h will not bfl nla•l"d uni'"'"' lhe ;odd1l1u11AI $J 00 dtdt 1e I\ 11u.l1u1ctJ w1lh payment I a' h bid \hall h• nMtl• on the 1'111~0,~I tor m0 sheets P I lhro11v.h I' 911 provided 111 lhr (lllllr«d documtnh .• rnd '"•II b~ accompan1,_d by •• t.•\r llhed ur l ,,.h,~r ' • hr1 k or a b1t1 bond tm nul IU\ than 10·1, nf lh• Amour>I nl lhtll Ill~ maoo payablt 10 the (..rty of Co~t • Mes 11 No proposal sfMtl tu1 t 1111 sideted uni"'" .u, om· panled by w 1 h f .1<h1•r " check, 'ash '" b11ld•r " bond No bid 5h•ll be 1 "" 51defed uni~'' ti I\. nMtlr 011 • btunk IOI"' "" msh•d by th~ t'1ty •'' Co\la M"A •ncf " madr m a cent rt,wc~ w1I h 'ht' prov1srons of the Prn pout 1ettunl'mcnh Et1ch brdder "'"'' h.tV•· ~ C 39 (Roolrng r.011 II ac.101) hce11w and alsu be prequ•hllrd "' •• Qillf eel by 1.1w A r.untrul1>1 us1n~ a er alt ur 1 l•ss1l1c•ltun no t s hown 11n the General P1evo1hng Wage Det·erm1nahon' m•y IJ• required to p~y lh• woa• raht of tMI c1Alt n1 cl~ssrf11.a11nn 100\I closely 1el~led 111 rl •• shown m the Gen•rnl Determ1Ml1i\ll\ •II•< t1v• at the t1m• of th• c •ti IOf bHh The Contr~ctor 'h•tl comply with th~ pro•• sions ol Sr cltun 1710 In I 780. 111c.lus1ve, ol the California l•bm Code, the prtvft1hn~ r ••• •nil scale of w•~t\ n t•b llshed by th• City ot Costa Mue. whllh ~·~ on II~ with lh• C:11v Cletk ol the l:llv of Cost• Me5a. and sh•lt fo1ft1t penolhe\ PIP scribed t her~•n tot n11ncompll•nce nt 01d Code. The Clly Cuunc1I of th" C1ly of C'l•I• Mtu reser •H thl! ri1ht lo reject 11nr and/or •II bids JUUlfOlC• D.....,<ltyC .... , <tt;.fC"teM• .. HOn. ~bnd1to1 r iob • t w.tlk lhtntn•h '" , .. "''"e'I ''~" ll••r J I U1t H.1h·.111t t:nmmt101h 1 1•t11t'1 19/11 lLdt>1t1 Ii. Ut1vt on I ,,, . .,,l,iy Ap11I /ti /tkM, al 10 IJO" Ill Puhl1,.11,11t N l•WJll'I t Beit• Ii c,,,,,, M1"111 U,uly l'1l1ol flfllll II f'i ~004 lhl4!> IOTICl W1ltG fOl lmS Newport Mno Unified Scheol Dtn rht lld Oeadllne: 4 19 04 @ lO:OOam P llPOIH•t {ti hid'°• 011, P' HI .. ( I "''' ]·~. l>t\,thlrtt v .. ,,., flll , • .,,. tu•'\\ l 1tl1'l iJl l't\' 111\t ltLI p.111(111 •'"1'1 NI Wt'rlll I Mt ~II tlNI f ll 0 \( 11001 OIS lllll I ol lh olltW' t.111111lv ~h.ou11 l l llut~• lhh•f tot nf 1'111 1 h.1•.10•• ,1n(t W.u • fUhl\llh' 71~ ~~~ '•Oii f101Jt.•.ht•ll N1·w11u1t U•··•• 11 t '"'·• M"···' u.utv 1'11111 1111111 I )( )IN14 lhJt I Pio<• of Bid Re<elpt: ISC l4 IS l rurcha1ln9, lld9. I . 298S lear St.. Co•ta llOTICI Of rrnT10N Muo. 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I ,._~,.~, th_. ttRhl In 'r1m I Hly m .tll huh m tu w.tt'fl• .. dOV tttrflt1l.u1llf1' Uf 1nfor111.iltft"' 111 tt1tV hut,_ or 1n 1nre h1ttlt1tt~ ru o f ff,., lh~ l,.tlltrn 11"1 l)f'JMI f 111r n t 1d l11ttu,tr1.tl R••l,tllt•ll' "'" tff'l l• .. , rtt111r d thr R•1th'tAI 1n1· v.utu•K t '''"' vt ,,,,, f1 ... ut w~gflt. 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Int fthnlJ t:l111nn. will not • • 1111 e brfnr e lour mnnth• lrnm the hHllOR t1111 .. 00111.od ~bO•• YOU MAY FXAMiH( lht1 Ill" k•tll by IM c~1ur I If ynu '"" " Pt"~On m ,,.,,,,~., "' the u tale, you may hit with the 1 our I • Hequest tor ~r.•clal Notice (form OE b4) ul the fil11111 ol 1n '"venlnrv •nd •PPlllUI of utolt .... ,,. Of Of any petition or •ccount A\ plilvlt1td 111 Probete Cod11 '"~lion 1250. A R•q11ut lnr Spect•I Notice form I~ anll•b!t from lh• to111I dtr~ Att°""''I' f.,. reml-•n Vlrt.I J. (empt.ell, h11. 1701 lalie Street. Huntington leach, CA 92648 P11bl"h,..1t N1•w11vrt flt.'.ii hlC11•,\,• Mt"t1t ll,t1lt f'lftol fl1Jt1I "/ II 9. "/004 I lhl84 IOOO TO ComACTOIS IMTllG.S N(l11t:r IS llflHBY 1:1v[N lh•I 1111· u,,,,, d ot l1 u•.ltl''.t ot Ult' f uunhwt V.1ll1·y ~chu"I D"l11ct ttf 01,rnu" rouutv, 1~.thtm 111,1 will rt'• ... v,. 11111' up tu lUU1 HH_ l11tl11tg '-J ()() A M A11rtl 2? /()()<\ di ""' U•• ""··• fJ11• rdftuns lllt•1r 1/110 Ml II~• t tttdlHi '-.t1 ••l"I I nw1•ft111 \l,1i11•y ( 11 •1:•11111 1\1 Hu' t111w cli4h~ ... ru1 r•l.u .: huh wtll hf' puhhcly 11JH-_1nr•d •. HHI f c;•d ·''""'' 11.11 IS1ll N•l O~ O"/ "Modular ln•tollotf-" ,.,, 11H1u ,11,.c1 11n thf" Aul \tit'I 1fu .thou Hitt t1m u 11u·11h. dlUI 't•t'4.. 1llc.tthuU\ 0 t• 1111 f1h> c:tl the ltlP l>"l11tl P11tol>."1n~ hq1.i11111 .. nt I /llO O•tk 1\ll•'l'L f •1 u11l1'ut Vl'ttlt•y I.fl '17/011 ( 114> 66R '>><il(1 fl "Mondotory Preltld Confer en<• ond Jot. Walt." will be hr•ld ull A11fll l'o /()()~. At 10 ()0 •• •ll 111 fhr D1~tru .. • M.-1011•11101• r ot fu e l / 1 ltl Ml ""'' 111a11n ~"•"'' I ouul,•m v,111,.v I • 01) /Ilk All b1(l(ll'I \ llllP.I tJ~ lH t''••UI ttf lhtS tHH•• tu l.11• t Uf1\1dt•ft•d fl•t '"'' (HOJlil I 1he H"""' nl 1111\t••' f~'\tH llt•\ rr1... llJthl In I c1•~ I .111y ,111n 1111 bid\ .u1d tu IN.ti~'-' .mv •f 1egul.r1ty tlic1r111 1111' ll~hl I\ dl"I I C'l'<vetl by th" tlOdltl ol 1111,l•etl lo !.f"ffll« I •hHO\ And/or ~ l•P .. of wot k which rn lhe11 op1nio11 will b.-t \el vt• thr ru:t•c1'> vi the o .... ,, ... Pt ... v111lrnP. W~1R•~ Sc ale wilt ~vt•lv ,. .. ,, 1c. rm i 1te Oalod 1111~ l'llh 1l11y n l M.11c.h. 7004 ly: ratrt•• Quinn Dtr .. t ... Dl•trl<t o,.rett-1 t>ubl"h"d N•wpor I Huth/f:o\la Mr'• Oarly 1'1101 /\pt II I. R, ?004 111104 IS< 141'2 IOTKI Of PmTIOll TOADmSTtl ISTAT10f: lDIOU I . llOIYll WI.,. An4J7t to all hr11,, benrl1 r uu1.,\. u.,t1110f§, c.ou llnf.?""' u ed1tm \, .. nd µer !\Ort'\ who mny nth e1 w•~~ be lnte••~to'tl 1n lhe will 01 t1\lalr, 01 both, 111 I CNORA M ltOMYI R A Pl It !ION f OR rRO BAll hn been tiled by IHOMAS SCHRllMI H 1n Ill~ S11p~1101 Cour I of CahlornlA, Cuu11ly of 0Ullfltl t ltl Pt If ftflN I OR PRORAtl re1111•st• th~t lllOMAS SCltRllMrR bP ~ppointcd o per ~on Al rel)resenl•l1ve 111 ad m1n1ste1 th" •~lal~ of lhe dec,.tent 111[ Pl Ill ION r eq11e'h lhe t1rcert~nt ' wilt end cod1c11~. 1f .tny. be .tdm11ted to p1obale The will and •ny colli.1ts are •v•il•ble fo1 o•n11na 111111 1n the Ille -ept by the court llll 111 11110 N requests Autho1 tty to 11dmlnlster th• eslal1 11nder lhe Independent Adn11n1s trat"'n ol h t1tes Act. ( lh1' i1uthortty wtll allow lht P41fSOn•t 1epr1sen t.llv• lo l•k• m1ny u t1oni w1th11ol obt••n lnl COUii •PPfOVll. Belore ta-tna 'ert1in very lmpottant •ctions, however o the fMf sonal r•presentaltv11 will be 1eq,lirtd lo s rve noh<e to Interested peuons unleu tber have ••ivtd -------o uto ,,. nt t ut"t'tt1Pc1 to lht" provo,~d "'turn ) I lt e 111doti~111t•nt .HJ ''''"'''' ,,, '''" ~ut hur ti y will be ~1,1111 .. (1 1111lr>~ ,to tnfcl C'tctl trnt 'tUil tile. .i11 u1J11·1 !1011 tu lhu pet1t1on 1t11d ~ltuw" ~rnttl cau\e whv th~ 1 mut !l.ho11ld uni ~,, aul th~ a11th11111v A HlARINt: "" lh<· peltl11111 will b~ 1.,.111 u11 4/77/04 •I I 4!. p m on Oepl I /l l1110•l•d •I .141 I he r.11y U11v1• South. U1~ng~. 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A274604 lo All h.ir~. 1>c1wt1 cnule!t, t.1cd1to1s1 Lnn t1n11r.nt u editor'• 1t1td pe1 '\on' who rn11y nth er wise be inter r\tcl'l 111 the will 01 e\late. or hoth. of Heltn Ad• Ca"· A PlllllON I OR PRO BAIC h•' bee11 t.let1 hv lPrrr.:me C Cornlttn m the Suve111K Co111t of Cahlo1n1~. Cn11ntv ol O•anie. THE: PETITION fOR PROllA If recwe~h th3t lerrencit C Corman be appmnted " per5on•I 1epre~entallvft to ad m1n,.ter lhp e~t.alt of th~ dectdt:nt rnE PE llllON requests Ille deced•nl', will AJ•d cod1clh , 11 •ny, be adm1ll · ·1111b•le I he wilt 311u I ~ot11c1IJ are ao1lablc tor tu •ml11• hon In the hie kepi by the court. THE PE llTION r equ••b aulhnnly to •dm1n,.ter the estate undl'I the Independent Adm1n"· ltallon of lst .. tes Act (Thi• aulho11ty wrll afluw lhc personal repre .. n I ~live to I akc m8ny 3t tron• w1th1>11t 011ta1n• 1na court appt OYftl Befort ti1k1n1 cerlAlo very lmporl•nl 1el1nns. howeve1, the perS-Onal r11ptuenl.tlive will be req11,.ed lo II'"" notice to Interested IHllSOM unltn Ibey h•v• w11ved nollu 01 consented l<Y the prnposec1 •cllon.) The lnd1ptndenl •d minl11t1tlon •uthortty will be ar 1nt1d unlus 1n lnlttHltd persoo Illes •n obi-t.tlOn In lhe petllton •nd '"°"-cood uus• why the courl thoUk! not &rent Ille .u1thnt1ly II 111 llHIN(: Olft Iii. ret1tw11 will 111: 1,.1,1 "" ~ 6 OI\ •I I 4o; I' '" Ill Oe1,1t l / 1 1111 .tied •I J~ I Tito· l.1lv l111vc Suuth 01,111gc. CA Ylb I J II VOU tl(llll. 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CA 90606 RM llal•nes. 941 N Ma,.n&o Pl1ce. S1nta Ana. C'A 92703 This b\lsln~n '' con ducted by • gene<al p11tntf'hlp ll1ve you •l•1f4t1 do•nc business y• I' No Wilham h •n This statement w•i. tiled with the County Clerk ol 01 •11111 County "" 03/19/04 20046.7'110 O•lty P1tol M11 2!> Ap< '· 8, l!:i 2004 th294 rldlt!M IN!tss M-.S...._.. lhr• f11ll01Wllli! l)t•r •.olll~ ,,, 1• ft11if1R bu\tfw~.., ., ... otl Roh1•1 I I WAll11~ ft (Ill r 111 c C:IP h) Nt11lhw1•,l1H11 M11tu.tl f 111.11u 1.tl NPI w oi l'i J hr• W.1llu\ C:tfll•O t.I W,•lfo" l11,1u •• u, 1• 5••fvn.t•-. l'JOO Ot•.ttl "''""' ""'"' I.OU, N .. WjJlfl t Blltt~ fl t /\ 'l/(ofi() kut111I I W11lh,_I', ft l~OU v11.t1I Slre11t , S111li• lllJO, N1•wp111 I H1"t1 ti, c:A •t"/t.toO I~"' hu•.11wv " 1 Ott ''"' h•d hv 111 1ml1v11lu1•l lt.tv .. you "\t Hlf'tl th•m>t 1111"11"''' yrt 1 y.,, lilt UI l'l'l'I tf11hu t I w •• u .. •. 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Ap1 ) . 8. 2004 lhl' 17 fldlttM .... ... s....... I he lnllnw111g fl~""'" a•~ dnmg hu\tn~~\ a' Melh•n' 181 31 l!lrntwell C11cl~ Hon lln~ton B•nch CA 92647 Mell\'" K11tc llen1n '0$3. llllJI Brnnlwelt Cu r l•. lt11nl 1ngt o n Reach, l:A 'l:>M/ Vilma /111nv11. 11 Orer bo• m Drive Alt\n Vleto. 1"11 926~ th1~ bus1no' I\ con dur ted by a t•Otr ~f pllrtne,.h1p ll•ve you \letlett dn1n2 busme" yrl? No Mell\SO II Bcn'"to\a Thi~ \tatcmrnl w•~ llted with the Cuunty Clerk ot Or ~nwe C1111flly on 1>'/02/04 2004HIOIS6 Da1ty Pilot Apt 8. I~. 22.29.2004 Thl36 .......... ......... The followln1 11er son~ 111e Clo•n• buJtnn' o Robert McCauley. MU. ~5 W Or•na• Ave , ~I 201, Ao•helm, CA 92ft04 Adv•nced H .. lth"re Medlc •t Group. tnc (Cl\), JO!>!l W Ounf!ll ll•t , St 70t, AnAht1tn ft11' ht"tlt .. ,, t<. Ult! rim lt!rt hy ... 1 nqmr ·'''on ttav .. vn11 ,t,otett dn1n~ l.IU\lllt'\' v•1\1 V··~. 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"'"' 1f1111t~ hll\lltl"\\ "' N.111nh lmphtf•. 190Q 11 .. 1hnr fllvtl Ct1r.1,1 M~'• I A 'Uf.77 t Olly /ti.11J /';/ti 5f'f .. UO W 1tV l ;lkt• f Uf t'\f C.A 9/b IO S111fld1 M 1'1.h.u1v1fkttr /'i70 1.011 Rri•~ R Ml• h" 1•,10·. V••rdr·'· ('A 902/S fh" bt"tnt.:\\. 1\ ron 11111 I eil h y d R•·n~r;1I l')IU t ll~t \hlll ll~v~ ynu \l.11 tetl 1t111n1t bll\ln'"" v•P Nn '\111 ~'h M Kllanwilt.M I hi\ \latemPfll w~\ f1lrd w1lh lh• Counly r.tct9' ol Urttnt.te Cnunlv on 04/0:> /04 2004'910149 0•1tv 1•1101 111)1 8, I~. ?:>. 79, ?004 111134 ~ .... ......... t he lnllow1n1 per sons are dnma business as f1ee ftl~ Nelwurk. 4 An>y WAY l•d111 • Rancfl. CA92694 ltleatoundry. U C (Cl\). 4 Amy W1y I ftdftl ft R~nch, r.A 97f194 lht~ h11s1ne'' " c nn dvr ted by l•m1led ll~blhty Co Han you 1t11too do•,,. hu~1ne\\ v•P ""· f •b 7003 ldof1111n'11v. l l C . C:h"l Myel\, M1n11e• thlt s1Ate1111nl wu t.IM with lhe County Cle1 k ul Or-nae County on 03119~ I004H1't21 O•lly Piiot M.r 7!1, Ap, 1004 Th292 4 . • - 84 lflUf!)d.i, Ai,.r1I ti, ;>0()4 Up I Notica • fht tollow11111 pao ·.on• .,.t~ 4'11<1111 bu•meu o Advan<eil M•rh lonfC, 20 '£ •t<uhv1· p,.,i. Suite 110 lovut• 1..A9?f.I• • n. •ndo11 l\dvr11ts111a '1111111101 .. ttd ICA) 70 ' •t• till•• P•1k 'luol• )JO kvohc C'A'll614 • Hui. hui.tt11t'\\ ·~ tt.Hl <htLl•o1 hy I (OrlJ(W.lllOft • ttavH Y~llf \f._d ,,.<I ChUf\t( ~Ut\lni!'' ¥~•' y,..,, 011 JI t /tM)4 ltf •1Hl1m Atf¥f'lt 11·.mw hu "' v1•f ii I tttl Ur .uutun H1411ttt a. t''"' 1t11•. 1 1,.,,.m,.ut """' 111 .. ct "'fllh th'" f .11un1~ 1t hrk ut U•,•rh'"' (tttil\h ""If t 1 1111~ '20046971220 u .. 11y l'of1>t M•• l!I ?!>, A111 I II ;>oo.I llol/11 fk1lllM -...a ..... s ....... I l1tt loU11w101 O•'f .,Otl\ •••• ''"..,•' h11,1ttt•\'-"' I'~~ h1w'-• .. llf1tol•. t//1J Jtd M1111111"11' ""' t .,,t~ M" , I 11 1111, 'I 1h• ... ,.., ... ,, c ...... ,, "" I I ~. 11 l'' u 4 M111u11v1.1 Av• t .. ,1;1 M• ,, f A 't/t, •J lfll\ f111 110' I I ttO ju lt·it (ty f Hll)ll' tl!Ufl tt 1v1 ynu •I ut• 111111111•• f1u uu .. t•·I N11 flu k• Oii• it Col•111p ln1 I 11111 f' lh11111•tl f't• hh ul 1111 ,1.111 ""ht f1l~1t w11'1 th• ' 1•11fltv 1 h·1' 11t IJ1 1111•1 .. uunty ""Cit /l t)it 70046'79 S'.18 t1.111v t'1l11I M.11 I'• l\p1 I II 1'1 'tKll 111/ll/ ---------------- Tr.. lollowon1 pet •on• •t t tk>lflll bll!>lflHS iU Sh•mtOCli. Carpet C•re, )11)8 Broke" D11ve, Cotuna det Mir, C<ll•· '°' ,,,. 9161!> l<•nn•lh John McN•b. ll08 Btukt" 011vr . Co11in• def M11 Cail l0tni;1926~ fh1~ bullflet.~ " c.on dutlf'd by •n ondovodu"I 11 ... ., yn11 •••• '"" oomc hU\llt,."\ y~fl Nu K11n Mt N11b lhl\ •l•llmMI WO filpt,1 wtth th• Cou11ly rt~1 Ii. of Ot •nKe Cuuooty '"' 03/"3/04 2004H7tSH O•lfy Pilot M., 25. Apt I, ti. I~. 2004 Th016 fidlllM ...... ... s....-.. lh~ tollowone pc1>11n1 4., t' dOtn6} bu,ineo~ .ts USll All Amooton lr•d 1111t. l~lJ c .. 1 17th St • 11~, '>ttfll• And CA '1710'> t..ulott. I ht.•111• SI , Iii'> '!110'> Adtuu t Curdeto 111:13 1.-1 I/th \•nl~ A•M CA I tu' t1U"JUW'" '' 1. on t.lm. tt"d by ftH 1ndt'i'tdu•I lt1tvr you \l.o led dmn..: Im, me\' y"t' Ye'\. 071 It 04 c ••'-•' AdrMn ro;de•v t ,,,,,Id,. I ht•• 'l.eh:11w11t Wet\ f1t .. d w ith fht!: L••uuty l l•1r k ot Ot 411fl"" f tointy 1111 Ol I~ 04 2004H7147• [l •• 11v l'olot Moot Ill '/'> Apt I 8 :>004 1 h/69 •••• ........... ......... I he lollow1t11 c>c• ,o,,. ;ue ~'J buMfte-. as Cu th•• Petlo•mence Muto o wot li.~. 18162 Camino Capl\tlfnO Unot A I. l•&una N11ue1, CA 92671 Behr •m Soleynoe no, 23342 Ahcoe Petlu,.y 1734, Mlss>0n v .. 111. CA 92691 I h" bu"n•s' '' con ducted by an 1nd1vtdu1I ll•ve you •t111ted do111e bu>onen yet? No B•hr u n Soleyno•111 lh" tt•t•ment was. filed wolh tloe County Cletk ol O'""W' County on l /l0/04 2004•••0J4• . Oa1ly Pilot Apr I. 8. 15, 22.2004 1h316 Re-. ..... ... se.....· The tollowma person' ••e do1na bui.lnus as NewpOfl Internet Coro sull1111. 2352 Fordham Or Costa Mna CA 92616 khhua Ae•not k 2l!>l I or dh•m Dr Cost& Meu. CA 9?626 rtus bu.,ine'°~ t\ t.On Our l~d by an ffHlt~odual lldve you st•fled doon2 bus1n~'" yet> Nu ~\hWt Rtt\nu~~ lht~ ~••lt!menl w~) hied with lhr Cnuroty Clt!I Ii. ut Ou nae Cuunty Oft OJ 10104 2004 .. IOOJ 0•1ly f'tfot Apo I 8. I!>. u 2004 lh313 FidlllM .... "-*'-" a ........... ... s..... The lollowlna jHlr aon' ere dotn& bus1neu as Ccalt Meu Carden, ?923 Peppetlr .. ln . Costa MtH CA 92626 Mar.eftno 1>111an. 2923 Peweoltu L11 , Cost• Mew, CA 92626 Reyne Ou,.n, 2923 P~tlte• l n . Cost• Meu .CA916?t'i lh1> bu'1neu oi. con· dueled by hull>•nd •nd wole Hive you \l•rled ciouoc bus1ne'~ yet? Ye\, I 10 04 Re)n• Our•n I hi> slalemenl "'"' llltc! wolh the County Clerk uf Or•na~ Cuu11ly uro03/30/04 IOCMH•OJH 01111 P1iol Apt I. 8. 15, ?2.~ fh31/ ........... ... s....... The lollowon& pe1sum. ar• do1na bu\lneu as I or sl Rt"dent1al I und uoc. 41?1 We•letly •?O?, Newpo1 t Bento, C•to IOfntil 9?660 Mu1 t 1•ce Pr occ~s Cente r (CA) 19?1 l\1n1 •wood 01 ove Al C11r u~ tteoetoh C11htotn1• 9!1610 I hos bU\ones• " 1 nn ducted by a Ctlf por df11on Hilve you ,,.,led du111w bu"""" y•t1 Nn Mnt IK•&e Pt OC t~S Center . CA<olyn S Sh11tud . CCO ......... ... s..... The lollowifla petsons •te dOonc business H A.I poi I [•Pf.SS, 3198 Al<p<>1I Looo Or H2.A. Costa Me'•· CA 92626 Al.afl•r Sah1111, 3198 Awpllft L009 Or. H2.A, Cost• Me'"· CA 92626 P<1rv111 Ali.b••p our. l l'.18 Alfporl loop Or H?A, Coi l• Moa CA 92626 ftu~ bu11ne\.S 1s con dud ed by hoo\h•nd and w1te Hne ;ou ~t•1 ted doinR bUSlflOS\ yet' Ye~ • I 04 '"eh•• Sahno1 Th1& \l.otemerot wn toled wolh the County Cieri. ot Oranae Cuunly on 03/30/04 , 20046H0450 Oaoty Polo! Apt I, 8, I!>, 21 2004 lh314 l he lullowone persvn' ••• 00111& busmus as A Ptu\ Con lt•c to1s, 10111 Phelan D11ve, Volla Patk CA 97861 A Plus Consutt1na Ser.,t u , Inc, (CA), 1011 1 Phelan Otov•. Voll• Paoi.. Cl\ 9?861 lh1s business " con dueled by a c0tporat1on H••c you st•r l•J du1n11 bu•111ess yet> Yes, 10 21 199/ A f'lus Cu11'ull11111 Seo •11 es Inc . St•ph<ll Peah Pr esodent I his Jtalemtnl was toled wollt lhe Cuunly Clerk ol Oo•flil• Co1111ty on 0311?/04 20046971223 ........... ... *-" TIMI followl"C per son\ •t• doln11 bu,inesi u Alt1111ty Cfowlll Man •aement, J0021 Tom•' St Suote JOO, Ran'hU Santa Mer1111h, CA 92688 Scott Jo\eph Junu. 9571 Chevy Chue O; .. Hunlmtl1111 Beuh CA 92646 Oavod A Anclel\nn, 26409 l yue I " , S<tl•nn. r.A 93908 1 ht\ bu\UU!•_. .. ti ~uf) duL!ed by <.u 11ur tuco ' Uav" vuu ~t.1t ltid l,tt11tK hus 111e\\ v•t I Nci Stoll Jo-.1>h Ju<1ve1 I hi\ \lllt~me11t Wll\ liled wolh Ille County Clc11i. ol Oo.oflflr Cu1111ty on 03/23/04 20046171515 Oalty Piiot Mar ~~. Apr I. 8, 1'>. 2004 lh?99 I ht t.ittnwin~ pe"O"' 1r e do111r llu•uoeS\ n lhe l>lao vong 111 ll•I, ?7711 N New11111t Blvd •8, Co•ta Moa CA 9262 I k:•11 S Ros~ 143~ I ttealheo field Or I U\hn C:A 9?180 Wollt•no C Ho~' 14J!>I He.ilhetloeld Oo lo.-ton CA 97/0I! 1 his bu~111~:.) t\ t.011 durlr d bv hu~b•nd •nd ... , .. lt.iw VUlf olM ltd dOtn;: bo.istrt~.-yet' Yr-. I %9 Jt4n Ro" ..... .... ... s..... lhe lollowon1 IHl<5ons •te do•to& b11s1ntu n Oranae County Bnt111c Oo\ltlbutoH. /.O'l? South Co •nd Avenue t r, S•nl• Ane CA 9?70!> 8 •tnd•n Mc l r&&flt. 2022 South Gr •nd Ave nue •l. S•nl• Ana, CA 927<Y.> r IH._ hui 1ne'' I\ run dot 1"41 by "" oncjovodu~I ll~ve """ lltll lfd Cloortg bu1>111u\ ~et> No 81 ot11h11 M \l•lrnwool wA' fll~cl wolh th• t .. 11111ty l;l~r Ii. o( (Jt ~"~~ 1:01111ty "" OJill/04 7004 .. 7t U t O•oly 1'1fot M~t ~'J. All• l, II, l!i, ?(Xl4 rto/90 fh(' followone ll~""tl• 111 e 1Jolll& business u Posh Pe1tr!\, I 3• Voll a Pooni ll11•e, N•wpot I Beao h Cl\ 9i'S.,O C.ilhe1111e o,. Allen. I J4 Vtllio Pn111t Drive, Ntwr•or t 8"ach . C" IJ266() I ht\ bu\tn .. ~\ 1~ r-nn duct~d by d O 1t1d1v1du•I Hu~ YUU ~t .. rled d(llllK bu•mes' vel7 Ye\!> I /OOJ r •lhto 111" o All~n fht'\ 'lttt~m,fll W41\ toled wotfl th~ l..nunt y Cteol. ot Uran~~ t.ounly (lll 01'1 ;l/04 20046971 234 0•1ly f'ol"I Mdl f\111 I K i'IXl4 18 /S 1117111 Re-. ..... ... i..... rhe lollowonc ptu sons •re doon1 bus111ns o . r actOfy 01tect Vachh. 3400 Voa ()pofto. Suite 103, Newport 8Hch CA 92663 Aodfocil M Purves. 202 ft emont. N ~•por t Bt1och, CA 92660 Th15 builnes" os cun dueled by· "" ondovtdu•I ll•ve YllU st•• lr•d d<1111g bus1nns y,11 Yes, I ~b 01 ?004 Rudt1.:k M Put vcs 1111• •t•ICflttlll Wd' loted with the County Cl••k u! Oranii• County on 03/11/04 2004H7HJ O O•lly Pilot MM. 18, 25, Apo. I. 8, 2004 r h284 fidlllM ...... ... i..... fhe loffowlng llll"u"' ao e do1n11 bUSlllUS IS c,.ldw•ll au.onus & Le11at Servocu, 7?08 V1'16 HO!idr. Newpor I Beach. CA 92660 Ro bet I M Caldwell, 2208 V1~IA Hua ... New jlor I Beath, C• 92660 1 h1~ business is con duLled f)y an ondovtduat Ho~ you star led duona bu~111ts~ ytt' y.,s, 3 18 04 Robeo I M Caldwell I his \latement wa~ loled woth the County Cieri. ot Or~nge Co1111ty nn OJ/76104 200091000• 0d1ly Polot llpr I. 8. 15, '/) 7004 lh310 -... 2MO l .... Notica Re-. ..... ... *'-" The lullowrott perS.On>. di" dUllll bUSIMU il CERSON StC N & GRAPHICS. 28J4 Monttrey Ave , CO\la Meu CA 9?626 W•yne Ceosun, 2834 Mont et ey Ave Cost• Mn•. CA92626 lho• b~onus c;. con duct•<l by an ondovodu•I lf••e you s hu led dn111R busml!u yet' Y•s II 1996 Wayne t:ci >Oii 1111> \lateoneolt wo l1ied with 111" County Cl••k of Ot.tnRtt t'111111ty nn 01/0l 104 20046910135 l>o11ly Pilul A&Jt 8, l!i, 22, 29, 200"1 111144 ,..... ..... ... s...... 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I~. n 79 7004 lhl37 lhe lollow1111i µersn11' .U I': (fcHOR hu!i.llltf~~ ~'• P1er1\.1011 Mo tnt'i., 16'•0 Suat•" 1or Ave Co''·' M.-•. Cf\ 9?6? I Rtou,.Spnt t, ltJG , ((;Al 1 6~0 Supef!Ot llv1· l'o>ta Mc\.i, CA 92627 Tftt). lJU\lllC:\~ I\ tOU dur.t"d hy fl (Atlpotill10f1 ltave ynu ~IMl~tl doing b11,111e~\ yet> Ye\, 198~ RhttocSv••t I, 1111 Scott S fluh~Mll l't ~"clcut Jht\ -..t,1ft fllt nl Wt..t~ 1111'11 with the t ... uuly t:1 .... ~ ot u,,, ... , .. c uu11lv 111101/11 ()4 '200469782 17 u . .,fy f'olvl M,11 Attt I II /004 llt ?!:1 lto?/4 Fktl"-ltniins ... s....... I hr lntlowoog p~"on~ ;tre <Jo1or bo\tnf!'\\ 4'' 8•• b"'" W1ff1•ms Cull l'tulc-.wnat ?1 11 Ba' II• Newput I 8edth CA 9i'b60 !larb~ra Wtlh•m•. i'l I/ R~~loa. Newport llt•lth CA 9?660 This. bu\IOt'~\. ·~ co11 due led by dll 1nd1v1dual lldvr y1111 \tar t~d d•·rn~ hUSt'le'' v•I' No B•• bao a W1ll1Ano> lh1s statPmrnt w~\ l1IPd w1lh tftp County Cfetk of Oran~,. l:t1u11ly 011 0~/02/04 20046980134 rJAify Pilot Apt 8. l!J ?7 79 7004 lhl41 FlctlliM .... "-S...... lhr loflowon2 pcr .. on" dr t dflillK bu\lne~s as. N~wpur I Ralbo3 (o a11~ po11,11111n, 4630 Campus 01 •70111 Nf'W!lnll Be~ch, CA 92660 c,.,., Runoeo!l, 946 Scn~I• SI Cu•I• M~'" CA 9i'67/ f hi\ rw~m~s.!. t'\ , on due•~~ by •n ond•v•dual tt"v" ynu ''3•fed doonit busin"~ yet' No Ces., Rumeoo fh1\ ~ldhmuml Wd' fol~d with the C(lunty CIP• k ul 013n11e County on 1130/04 2004HI0353 Daily 1'1fol All• I, 8 I!>, 12, 2004 ThJl5 ~lllsilm ... se..... I he followona pe1 son• ~• e do Ina busonen a• A) Aulo Nolary, B) C11 Not1t1y, 316 22nd St,, Co~h Mesa, c,. 9"617 I 1s3 Rov•ra, 316 22nd SI . Cnsh Mes•. Cl\ 9?6;11 I ho& busine~• is con ducted by. An 1ndlv1dual Hn e you slatted cloon11 bus111es• yet? Yes, 01/ 04 Lisa RovetA Thos st1tement wa• loled with lh• County Cletli. of Oranil• Cou11ty on 03/23/04 290 ... 97027 Dally Poiol Mar ?!>, Ap• l,8,l!i,7004 lh291 ,.... ..... ... s...... The loliowln1 persuns •t e dotn1 busoness u B•by Sun Sele Blanh l COfllpeny, 3857 Birch St Suole 108.L._~e wpot l B11ch. CA IJ-"'OU Otbof ah l Keller, 31 Carel Court, N•wllott Buch, CA 92660 fhrs bulln1u IS con ducted by· an lndovldu•I Hot you sl8'1•d dolltl bu1lnH• yel1 No Oebo"h l lieffe1 lhl' tl•lemenl w•" lilt d with lhct County Clerk of Ot •nse Cnunty on 04/0l/04 !004• .. 0Ht 01ily Pilot "4>t. 8, 15, '12, 29. 2004 l hl39 I ht' tollowrn•t 1wr ,,.o, tlf e tlllll1M hUSHIW\' ,t\ fPR lnleljlll>t" Ill'., I09/ l\1t1111t1ke Avl' r.o,IJ Mc~ ••. •!II 9:'b26 I PH I "'"'I"'"'' 11 t' \Cl\) 109/ >lh1111l1li.c A._r t.o-..1.i Mr c.1t, f'I\ o,)262f; Hus bu""' v 1\ 1 1111 oln<. ted 1,y l 1m1ted I •dblhly i ,, ltavt' yl•u \Cro f1'(1 dt1111v,. l.iu't1l'lt!••' y~P y,, O.t 01 04 r PR lnteq111'"' LI r I tor •1110 P R~Nl•t l'F 0 Tht\ •,,t,.trrnt"'t1I wd~ tit .. d with ttw ( uunty U~o k ot Ut a11R• rn1111tv t•n Ol/:16 04 200U910001 n.11y Potot Apt 2?. 200'1 8 1'1 lh 1011 FlctlliM hsiltu ..... s ...... flw tullOWlllR ...... \Ul1\ '" t' tlmn.: hu~me~\ ,,, fhu ( iccut1vr Ct"wU1 G1t101'. {6/lll \Jlt.011 1:.-~~ # 1'19, I .Ol(Ull•I 11•11' Cl\ 97b~f, Cy1ilt11 ,1 Vdfdt ~tc , 71ol01 Qu.111 Coccli. N 199. i llgund lhfh , CA \l~IJ~6 Th" bU~lltt1~' I~ t \10 durl~fl by <111 111d1V1d11.1I ft,1v .. yt11i st.it h •tt tl!1111·~ bu•,1u~'' vr.t ' Nit t.yuthMV111,u.1t1 '"'" \l.tlt!llh·lll °""''-'·· l1lf1'\J <N•lh th. LouOf'f' Clttk ol \11 1111 • f 111111ly '"' 0 t 11 114 '20046978222 [l.11ly l'tlut M•• 111 /'t llfir I R 7004 I h//t. SELL your stuff through class ified! l f!Oll A M1k.tt"ll.1n llMO 'I \.1111.o I • #f\, !-,.1111,1 Ah~•. •,A9//n•, 1'11'> IJil'ttflC'•" ,. tt.HI Chu k tl 111 1t11 11uli'i'lclu,•I H1tYt' vnu '''"It'll c111111•: h11\tnl'\\. yt"t ' Nu C•••111/\ M1k.u h.111 lh" ,t,tlt llH'Uf Wdl\ 111"\I Wllfl til•' t;v1111!y ( 11•1 ~ ut Ut i11wt' t•m11ly un n 1111 11<1 2004697101'2 IJ.11fy 1'11111 M.11 Ill 1'> 11111 I II 1004 I h?/0 FktitlM ltniins ..... s ....... I In lolhJ...,-111~· ••e• "on~ .u •t tltunt• llw.tntt\' ;e•, IJ,111\ (;fOI IU(tll ( oll¥ I /flJ t'oOtOllt.f /\>Jr I 11\.1" M•"•' t'(I <l?b// M1•tfht1w Au1111 Juh11 ·,1111 M tUI M t11111,11t• WJy Cvt.nt''" l'A 9tl6JO ft11•. ht19i.Hl.-1' 1\ • u n ftlH lr(1 l)y ttl\ lliChvHht1tl Hl•v~ you'''" lrd (111111~ lJU\11u·-.-. yd J Nu M.1tl All Ufl ~'''111~4•11 Hw. \l,tl1•11w11t w.t\ lolull wolh Ill" l.">totcty 1.1 ... , k ot I h .. uwt: C111rntv 1111OJI17104 200469782SS 0 .11ly Pilot M.11 18, l 'o, t\vr I R, 7004 I h {RJ FldillM IMtu ..... s ........ I ht' l1•llUWllt)' I'""' '.ull' II ''•·Ill•' l11f'.tHr• ., ,,, lh1ttV1" mt I 11 •hi v I 1v111~. 4t14 I M,,. ll1 t1t1o1 lllv•I "'"" N•""'I "'' l<1•,11l1 t A 'lllJt,11 '\lt•Yttl w M t11 t" 41)41 Mdt Ao th on Otvd St" 1'>0 N ~Wfll" t a •• ," r.11 '17661> ft11-. hH,lfh''' I\ I Ull '1m t•·d l>v .. _ut 1nd1111d11At U1•Vt' 'ftltt "tfilt lt-11 d11111i• h11•.10t',.._ yPI 1 Nu 'llevf"tt W Mn111-. lh1" c.tAtflm..-.ot .,.,.:t, t1INt with Uh (11u11ty Cl<·•~ ul Or ~11~1· County '"' 0 l. II 04 2004.979S24 1l.11tv 1•11111 M.tt 7'1 f\µr I I( l'l ?004 lhi'R9 Hry~11 I li~ye'. 20!>0 M••lb·• <a , 1;01 on~. Cf\ <ti'!l7!1 f fll\ hu~IOt.:!~S IS \!UO d1u lf'd by .m 1ud1v1dual tl...tvP you '\fJrtec1 dNO~ ht1\.11tf"'' y.-t1 Nn Ho y~n llay~< 1h1!. -.1,1tem~111 w ... , fllecl w1lh lhe Cou11ty Cler~ ul thdlll(~ C..uunty on 04/07/04 20046910851 fh1ty P1lnt Aili 8, I!>. 'J7 79 7004 1111:18 FiditiM lt9tss ...s ....... lhP tvt111w1ng pet~""' 1U l' (10hl~ f>US.Hlle4-'\. d \,. l'.h,.o~~ .. r.1 .. ,~ Com1M n y 1 9~11 Plao.~nl•• C11~la M•'a CA 9?6;1 / Gat y I llrnw11 19!>8 Plrtre11tt.i fo-:,td M<'~·•· CA92t127 r h1' t>u"" .. '' ., , 011 dm led by ... n tnt'l1v1nual tt11ve you ''~' tetf doing t1u5me~!-yPt 1 No r.,uy f fl1 own I hl':o lil•1lcrnent Wd~ l1lc1l w1lh the C111111ty Cle• k of Oo an RC Cou111¥ tlll 03/ 19/04 2004•'79112 IJ•tfy Plff•t M•r ?!>, Apt l ,8,l'),/004 1h293 lht-fuJIUWt1l)t Jft't,(lw. ti,. d•~lnk 01"1111~,, ·•> l"' ll11.1fv l'.tltl Act.1111' Avt• If ti 't ""''"' M1•\,1 I A ~/{,7fi J,111111 h11 INV) lJO'i W ~'one M>lUntn1n Hd Soule f;() 74 I ft'> Vesias. NV ll9 lf)7 'ht~ bu\tne~ I\> lOO l.fuded by .1 c.orputd\1011 ll••e yu11 ''~rice! do11111 huc.111""'' vrf? Nn I ar<111 hll , I rot Unalp l'fe,1dent lh1' ir,,fitft':ln~ttl w a\ loled with the County Cl•ok of 01a111t" Cou11 ty on 03/19104 20046979106 O~oly 1'1lot Mao 7~ 11111 I II, I'.> 7004 I h?9f, STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? MeHµh V 1>1111 Gn•y1 16!>4 I 77nd !it S1111\el Beach, t:A 90/4/ I tu~ b111ur1e,.., I\ 1·n11 dock et by an on~1111d11Jf ~f.tvc you 't•o leol olu111~ Ou~Utt!'>~ y,-p N11 Mw nhy u,111 r.1 r 'f lhl\ .. tdl~Hhmt w,1-; filed with the Cnuoo tv rt.,ok ••I Or,111gc• Co>11111v on OJ/26 ()It 20046980005 0d1fy Polut Avr I 8, I!> n. 2004 11130& fidltiM lllsilm ..... s ...... 1 hl• t•>llowmg P• , 4f.•,n•. di~ d•>tll~ btt\111~',\ d' :>ta11v.1li.1111~ 1'1911 Su tler 1111 Av~ Cn,,,, Me~d CA 92627 Md•V l'lnwc:ttn. 1598 ~UPl'r 1n1 Avt· C•l\t11 Me~a. I' fl 976') I lh1!. b11<ome'' " '011 11ucl•11 by •n 1nd1v1du•t lfAvt you \ldt l~d c-h11l1~' hU!>llltS\ ytil1 N•' M<HY Pli•wclen TtH> •.1aten1t!t1f w.1~ liled with lh• C:111111ty Cleo k of U1 ·'"~ff C11u11ly on 04/0?/04 20046980148 D•1fy Ptlul 11111 11 I'\ 'l') l \I 2004 lhlJl I t 111 f 1lllll-N1 ll ~· J 11 I t1U', ~"' t.111111.: 1,w.1tt•" • •• c;,.~t"' l.1111· 1111111 l.'lH ,.,.," N t-WJ,HI t •/tM Ne wpt•t 1 H•• 11 h t f\ 'l?lol.O !>tt K' y Ku,ht 111tv / Ull Paok N~wporl 1\111 #4'40, Newpo• I BCM II I.II 9?660 1 hJCO buc.1nf'~' " • iur due h::rl by ,.n 1nd1v1d11,1I ttav~ v1111 '\t.u trrl (1111nr bo\lnt•\•, yd' Y<'' OJ l11Ull Sercey Kushorooiv I h" 'latem~ot w .. , hied wtlh lht' County Cletk nl Ordng~ f'uoonly on 03111104 2004697930 le .. ,," \.ol•t1ill. llM I W l!ltto ~.1 St" f\ tOR 1:11'.l>t Mt•\• Cll 9/h!•/ I tu' t>11,111~""' 1\ • 110 (tllt ll'f1 l•V tlft 1tit11¥1Clt1 11 H,1vt" you •1hu ti·tt tlouw hu\t11•'"-· yt•I' Nu "''II' S.11~/J\I th1•, \l .1te111,.ot w.1 hl~tf With thr• I •hlflfy ('lctk v f 01,uw•· t 41\llity Ull OJ 1?1114 20046971216 C>.11ty P1iul Mdt IX l'> A111 I 8. ?OM I to// l fldlliM lvsilns .....s ......... Hu: fulluw1n'1 1wt•.un' 111 .. <101111( hll\UI~\· rl" llt I St11t11n' 011 o I llll· H 1h .tm t•titt•' r.(P I M~\J, l'A 97627 lelf lt,on,1lntll II, INo R•h. '"" ''' .. "' r'"'·I Mr· .. 1 ('fl 'l;rf;?/ I tu... hll\tntu.1-, I\ 'HH fl1H \t1ft by ~111 111<JJ¥11t11.tl ft11Yf' 'f'"ll ··l1t• l•'ff do11w tw-;int:\'ii vrt, N11 tell H,111,1f111d It lh•"> \li•h'111t't1t w.t•. lllHd wolh !11" I •111111~ r.tf••k of (lt.tllP• ( """'" 1111 Ol/17/()4 20046971237 l\,oofy f'ilott M.11 ill, l'J A111 I. !i. IO<M lloi'/\ lh• l11fl11'1t'lll. P•'I ••II' .,. il1111w r........ .. ,, IU I M dt' "' ./OK/ I•• f 11ti th ')(t 11-..1111 t" ll1t1 y11uo,l1 l>11v11t An\' u II~~ !111•1111•,, I 1·111· t Uo 1/ltll lrv1111 •II ')/foll tt11' hW.tlh•, I'· 1 'lfl tlll' trd hy IO lll1h'i'hl11.ll ltctv .. y•UI •,1 uf•'fl cfo1u• ht"tflr\ Y• I ) Yt'\ tit 1111!••1 /!Nit h,o y111t'h (.l,,yut J\ov .11 lht \ldft'ftlf'Ol \'t •· lll••U with Ut., t IU111ly t l.-r'-. nl Ur.tt1R•1 C:n1111t y "" 04, 01/04 20046tl0133 Oa1ly Poh•t M,11 2!>. A111 Od1fy l'lfot Ap1 II I'• lid o1 I, 8. 15, 2004 lhJOl 22. ~IJ. 70(14 • • • • • • • • • • • The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot is pltased to announce a new service now availab!t to new businesses. We will now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the search is compkted we will file your fictitious busintss name statmzent with the County Ckrk. publish oner a week for four weeks as required by law and then flit your proof of publication with the County Ckrk. Pkase stop by to flit your fictitious business name stattmmt at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop bJi pltase call us at (949) 642-4321 and we will make a"angnnents for you to handlt this procedure by mail. If you should have any farther questions, pltase call us and we will be more than glad to assist you. Good luck in your ntw business! ' ..... _ ... .,. ... ~ ...... .._ .. .,,, ... ' . -•'-• a It . ~ DaMy Pilot Poli(·y How to Place A CLASSIFIEAD -iii] __ Deadlines --- Monday ...................... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm Ra1es and deadltnc-. are 'ubjcct to change w11hou1 notice. The publi sher reserves lhe right 10 rensor. redas:.1fy, revise or reject any classified advenisemenl. Plea'e report any error that may be in your clas:.tficd ad immedia1ely. The Daily Pilot :iccept:. no liabili1y for any crror in an advcnisemcnl for which it nuy be responsible except for the l'O't of the space actually O\:cup1ed b) till' a ror. Credi! can only Ix-allowed for the first insenion. Dv Fax By Phone (949) 642-5678 Ry Muil/ln Pt•r!o\on·: Wcdnc~da) .............. Tue day S:UOpm I Q-lcj) 6) l'-6'.i'J4 ff'h:.1w 111dud1.• ~''°' UM!h.• 11h..I f'hoo.: uu1ot'iit'r .md ""'"° U ".111 \OU h,lli. l \\1th ,I Jlf+u" 41h .. \.' I .BO West Bay 1rcc1 Cos111 Mesa. CA 926:?7 At Ni:wpon Blvd. & 8Jy St Thur~day ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Fnda) .................... Thur,day 5:UOp m Hours Sniurday ..................... Friday .1:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS Tckph1111..-!<:J0am-5:00p111 Momlay-Fnduy Wulk-ln !UOam-:'i:OOpm Monday-Friday lndtx IUl.ISIAIE ~ Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00ptn ~i & MISC. 1010-1770 llllCHANDISE l ~i lllllLS 7402·7466 GARAGE 'tatl l J SALE 1489 FOi SALE BUSINESS & 1$ .FINANCIAL 2305-2490 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3010-3940 IMPLOYmT irn OPPOIRmllS I I ---soos-saso ~ IOOS·IStO ~ 9000-9750 Under the Service Directory Banner Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4wcek minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 Collectiblttl Memorabllla Garage/ 1160 Yard Sales Cats 3610 Costa Mesa IAOIMY MoWle ..._ c..,_ 2'oo-I'/ ... fp 2b lb.I ~ to Bal>oa. 1..UI <kt•. Tndry rm. p.ohu off lASTSIDl lBr ~rl.'11 yard prl u~ w d. llw b• ran gt nvian '\ngl ~"' w~ter.t•••~h '''"~ $l4!l';>m • S5<Xl dep $250 pd llr 1 l o Af't. I i 111 .. ,~ fro111 lht! ht•,,,,, 1••1 ~111i: llfflVll'f~d Sl/00 "'" I dll S.-un belWtt-0 lJ1'n' '"111111 Newport Isle 3br, 2ba, 111•w••t l.H1i;:ht "''rltlt; loyfronf tlhJ•·r 4uH ! uµp••I Ullll il.H .'tJ.t ,lftll l t .H ¥.Hit•:"" i l..,00 ··~~f <J4t.j .''l l 41> ti 1489 TOI' $$ • ltlCOltDS ITC COM -Spyglao• Hi1, S..t llu. ~. [le !Os & 00~ 8 I~ > PLir>IAl•lfl N1nlendo . .6l Allee. sPu, tube """"' ''"flPl•ler gJnle"> ~ IO'f' M1j.,e 949 64!> 7!>0S & v«m !!"> Monle<~y C• ENTERTAINMENT S,ectal Events 1310 EQUAL HOUSllG OPPOITUllTY Found 1510 Found Dog on 4 /2 ldb & So:u~r m1' Lf eam ,olor voi1n1ty of Del Mar & We>tmm>ltr Pl "' Co\la M~"' 949 6~).'1??':t HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture RESCUE 911 l1l1•' Unt pr t.i111r1e• 14,,µµ•n' P•I Owocr\ Ne•d 11~111 Well M•nn•• •d Atlnlt C•h & Olde• 0011' ,.. ··d Ut'w hume\ Adul)t Adull A11tn1•I' 30 dJy 11·111111 rulllV WWW .m11n1llr1t>tW11t~ ,,,., Sf'RING KITTENS & CATS Dog-. ••t1 l•ut: www.._twl\ll•·~•-'f fttN...11 n p.11 I>.,...,. J) ti-.y 1><1111• l(llll bl<orl _, '"'~t•••f '1>"ll\. dewu moo. Iv ~•< ln1111.N"~lfl .... w...o. •••• cr ..,, • ., 124\•" ~IM d/,/pel S2CXllrn . $1,0~0 ~· , n y $..l4,'n>1194~?61())1 171 f'OllPY 949·644 0394 l 7Br 10.i • I IBt II.la P Ju• A~• 949 m :iosJ Villa Part Laguna Niguel 147 !'earl RMe • orne< u111t 2br 2bd 1..ofuJu k1td1•n h~hl & b11ghl 11ew.r 151µh 'k yhghl .tdtden 'Miio S-109 000 J,4;>8 000 lllf1 ~'" McV A y Rrok~• q49 '> H 4409 2S 141 Colle Co•olero C1tv & Mm111l1H11 View' Iver ylh1>1~ op~• .•d•d '>b• 1h• i'i!)(kl 111.l• ~ b11ttu1ti 1•uol StJ'lJS 000 Thcit:'-•' M\. Vdt/ 81tikttr 'H9 ~I.! 4409 -------------~ Vil LA l'AltlC (ST U l Br~nd New Beautiful I ''air Home lll• l3Ba 6 II tM it•" lg k1tch. thto.lfPr (lt1flHHOOrn M•e·•I gr•nd 1uum pool h\•ll">e l dban" pool 111111111.: !.!'"'°"' I 2 t),l~"~•b41H 'OIH l wa f Pf l•il & lount•m\ on .111r110 • l •ue tl•t lot .SH 000,000 Coa~I Pr op "' l•e\ 01 CJ hi r •II A11t L.tl""' L~"' 949 '309 8923 fhe Te1roc•• lmmd\.U late ?Br Patio llorne !>'> • Community S?'>OO mu lea\" c 949) 7~9 9~90 Spaclou• HouH llr 2.Slo ott1ce K•raae palto d••k '>07 At.tr•• $3400 mu /14 667 '>4!>1 (114) S4S-04•2_ l'•lde Cleon & Quiet 3Br 713d 7'10 5,,.,~, lt11• no p•I' $1'),0 rno ,111 ulil~ P"'d /l4 ')44 2140 UST SIDI 2 br I bo1 hOU\C d,11 l1vf rn. d111t tt1 Ii ydrd "" 1wl wd hkuu Sl9~ mo94<J 6111'>1 t Costa Mesa 4br 2'"' hou••. n••w t M µel h t•'\tl f'dl1'1, hu.:1• IASTSIDl Studio UTll Vllld $2200• t1o41 &./ l'AID Avd•I Now I nclf Lornd Cr Bhr 949 645 9913 y,11 d. Pel OK Com op I aun Sl95mo t • S?'.> """> Irvine $?'30 D•P ll 4 !>4 '> 044? VU!)I) 1uu l\~t ll.o•ld 1•1111>" 114 Ill? '1f\fi>I 94 9-2 78 ·190S Sii>~ 1242 ......,.-S Au v SPJl 1uu'-ltu .'ll.• f ti. Ot•w llllt tMl1l Wt1ki.:1Yf tfl'> w,,u., lo M.11111tor\ f 1 .. men1,u v ~.1l11t1\ M1 kt 1111 -.111k p..t\ ~'I tOO 86U> 2"' 2bo <Ondo "' I'""" iv Twnt-, lb., lbo, N.w /lh f~ 1/0 lfll l I .~.W k...,..,•l("tt-11 tlt J}tiul ...... , pool .• ~.'"'" lt't" 1 v Si«k.l n .. d, I .t•Jl N ti,tyrtdr.. •II <WI '1/4 f)l'i() /14 14.' /Xl11J l(ott•t~~ S.."-01114 ffi'f'AI NEWPORT HARBOR Community Beautiful 2BR. 2BA with Harbor View Was $2600 Now $2450 Quiet lntt rior Louuon. Garage lnduded lASTBlUff Uu .' 'lt .. 1 t.•llv rt· lllttd t'IU I V·" cl I I ,,, ~·It ftl Wff h ... lll•'• tvo11f AIH•I l'i Sl'UI •''• 1; ..... ,, A;•l 'Wt lo/'o 41i/7 • 11 ~4Jl!f llfit,' ,wtr\I (,:. O<• + •, hW1 tr#' twi.-JiV nfl f\oftt NI 'JtJ.' W,'tf1h tt .. 'lillNt' l,.Hlll A.1 ';t'l ,•H •1h!I ' THI Bl UffS ,,fl "'.,. All real e\la le ~dvell" 1n2 m this new,paprr " sub1ecl lo the Federdl Fair Hous1na All ul 1968 as amendrd w hl(h makes •I tlle1tdl tu a<.lver l15e • •ny pr et er e nc e . llrn1ta l1on nr d•scnmmahon ba\ed un race. colot rehgmn. \~a. handicap. famrhal s l•lu' or natio11ttl on1m. or ~n 1ntent1on to make any such preleren'e hm1I~ t 1or1 or d1~c11m1nat1on - fh" new,11•pe1 will not knowingly a'cepl •nv adverhsemenl for •eat estate w l'tlch •s "' v1olal1on ol the law Oui reade1 s Me h•reby informed lhal •II <Jwpll mgs advur t1,ed to 1t11' newsµclper d• e 4v,ufttble un an 1'4U~I 1>1JPOrtu111ly bitSIS • Ir.._,.. ....... C....... xk1t wn $501e..., mu\I \~e 9~9 ~liG 9000 Business Opportunities Businesses and Franchises 3905 Newpon Beach MISCEtl.ANEOUS RENTALS Stongei{iarage Larp Priflte Plllos • Tiied b trfes • Gal'llfl Wood Bumlq nrepllcn • Pr1vate Belch & MatWa • Sparltffq Swimming Pool • Lusll Troplail L111dsc11plf1C • S«Ollds to Balboa UtJ~fJli.,o, 'tf•• (l.),t ;.1' t'•ll k1Ut•r v .. •w•,• S1>{Cl1 111" HH I ll•<t•tl ' .. 'JO'J /<J.j b.!Yl I To compl.un ot d1' c11m1na1ton. ,.11 HUD toll hee a l l 800 474-8!>90 Auctions 1488 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & CollectibleJ .""""""_....,.,. '•-....~ -·~-• .,.. •• .,_""'.()II.. . $$ CASH PAID $$ WE BUY !STATES • lmfT~ .. ,. f1 •nd., w•••l"' ~64M922., SOUTucgAsT AUCTI N 22021e.lllelft5l ..... AM,CAt2707 e q..~ --•-" -~·~'°"""" COSTAl ltlAl ESTATE NASA m<mnr v foam OfRCJ W'!J ~ll*Jwt 1o1eal nldlt 'el New m µl.i~llt. toc...._-.uori & led).e. Wdtfi.. 111\ w wa1r.111ly 1b9S CAil 714 617 381'> 714 .ffl 6'65 dclm!I !149 J!>5 8097 CHERRY SUIGH IED Sulocl wood. bf .. nd ,.;-w •• bo• must nt<M! Worth Sim <ac $250 949 l'lb-8)9/ Le.ilher Sola & Lnvescdl brJnd 11t•w Ill 1111' ..::rdle Mu•I Stll 1:.111 d~ll•er $19'> 949 W> H09/ Detlu 2 large corner 11•,k•, h~hl m•plt' I 1 hen y <it\~ I nrntt h•ng •II•"' 114 aOI f.01~ Offices for Lease 4540 l'rlm • Office Su lt• ApptO• 68hl 106J,f & 122ht "'SI 80 SI <J81>1t neM N,.wµm t t.~ul,.r Ava1l.1hl• ;>t 3 f46 6.iOO OLD N(Wl'OltT Bl VD. "' l ~lh Stred l.v•.IJ M<">" I lit l l Cle Jn Ouo•I S2'h "'" 9'19 9U 1111 HOMl::.S~OH SAd, JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS 3460 ORANGE 5400 COUNTY Coo•I Co ln Need• Old Cor1"' Gnld ~•l•Pr tt.:"-tlry WtJldtt."\ ,_111ltc1ur~ tollell•ble' 'J49 1>4/ 94.US MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Pianos 3510 S TORY &CLARK R•llv Qi<nrl w'pj.-.y.., <II \V\ll'fn /l. \)'ffC>IV111y 10 VI W/W rnoty S/4!,() 114 $4':J:C SELL your stuff through classi fied! Balboa Island Spoc1ous ....,..._ 0111~ ... l'ot I~ on Mrkl' ll•f'• '""" I c>f"' 4Ur 4H.• ll1>n"' • !fir I H~ Aul Pnl•nll~I '"' R ... t><>d<'J "' , t•IU•• llev•l11µment $4 7i,1) 000 Ar~ M: TRO 949 ii&, M'il Corona del Mar Open Sot & Sun 12 4 '>Of Int wt? w•ll hu•tl •h•l1•l l1t•tl htJrlle\ 181. ta .• 111 •• ,,u 11 hf•lnt• c ... ,,.w·· lJdf klfl~ ltJI ') '11' •, tl 4'1'.1 OOll Sti .. •11 fyn Iv•~ Ten Eyck It .... htvte 949-&87-0S I 2 Ol'EN SU -SUN 1-S Tcnnl\ routl [t...IJfr 6 OOChl ~hr 6tJ,1 """'~ I n ,., IRU '"'·''"''' harbtH & '>un tf'"I 111ttw'\ SJ 99'1000 V11tu~I lu111 WWW ,,...,,"hf PtlOf ~ tom . " "Employee. "Empleado." "A rb eitnehmer.' "Employe. ,, NEED TO SEll YOUR PROPERTY OUR HOMES OF THE WEEK PAGE ON SATURDAYS CAN HELP CAll ANN GlNDIOUS 949-574-4249 Lomll OOONMfll 949-S74--424S 23 31> l'orl Corll•I• l'orl Street h ome, beou 1 '"".,'" 4hr 7 ')b,1 I tlt'h •. f'111' ~ 1h. h uff111r' t< .. nt SI /'10 UOO tu ii q'lt) 1)00 wdl h• luo-.11h•1 tit R1 ok~1 t..o op 949 466 '119/ Space f1>f Rtnt 6060 Nl'I 24h• .1.,. ·•we. 400 ~t uml~ f'efl~ct tor 11eh11 ~. low •~le-call Ci>rolyn 949 863· 1390 Nl'I 241v \ll>I "~"· 400 bOOsl oml\ Per feet tor veh1des. luw 1 ~•es tan c~rulyn 949 86J 1390 nr<,1DfNTJA1 RfNl Al s ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Island Coty Studio new urpel & 11•mt 11.11h1n~ ul•I'> 11u I Yea1ly I~• SIOOOmo ••••I now 94q 440 ~86!> 3tw /2ba, "" .,,.-;• ... b-lh. 5 cbn ~om S Bay v•• w d fJl f\rl ,,.IA.m btK o l<.et!..S21':1J ~ Balboa Peninsula 21r. 1 lo Upper Apt. NEW llUffS I t\t111y I~ l/()().,t Wdlk tu be•<h. Jbr 2 %• • ,rnyron •••w ~"'dil'! • prkfti. fp QU.,t cumm 110111 t w• • •dlue .r<~• SI /O)rn 818 601 /:b'J SM'i 000 '149 856 '170'.> l'c.tlflt k ltnt1rt' N.1f1unw11lo IJSI\ NEWl'OltT llACH WAHltFRONT UDO ltlSORT ""'" $19111 w $1400 ,,. Fr eel Ander •on 949-9 29-309 IAYFllONT W 2 Sid~ r •• , 4b• J '>tr.i 6000 ,, .-1•1• 11oul 'P• & &led entry sii mouo Pah1Lk '•no>•~ 949 11!>6 9/0S Weter front cotta9•. , o111dl' l~ IJdl"' I br Iii. w utf11 e • del«hed lbr lbJ Qd• • 2 X vrkn~ .iva1t ') l yrly S7640 mo for bnlh ultls 1nt I 949-2 90 -121>0 boat doch al\O AVa1I Corona del Mar Studt•, lewer unit, ou1et new ur p•I no pet~ S8~1mo • ul•ht<es 949-222-6101 NOIATIER HOW YOU SAY IT, CWSIFIED CAN FIND IT. 1'.icle lArge ... kilt Qlllt'I ' woodsey l~ lldhu oo Pf'I\ $99!>/mo llWJ C ?ht S11!!f'I 949 64'1 II 16 YIAltl Y UASES flNI NlWl'OltT HOMlS aLl GaUHOY ltWTOltS 949-675 -6161 lslaDcl, Slyslde Shopp& .. ~111er. F...._ lllud 'Corona del Mir N~ Marlu Apt. Homes 919 .,.,... om. .... ""°"-..Ch t949) 760--0919 •• ertiw rewn COftl BIG CAN YON '"" • t 11nd11 wlfh orw 1 ,.,,,.,., & ''''"'' 4tu ''"' S41'>' •1:•111 '14'1 /'I< 4G II Ot ea nfront Jitt11tt "'"'' , , .,. '' ll,, ·..t1•tJ Hu /h, tp ••••• Hh-• 'c. ~:+u !'1'0IHI ·~· 14'l ~q I 46.11 (SAMPLE CARD) ATTENTION! ALL PARENTS OF LITTLE-LEAGUERS Num.,.,· 7 Age. 9 AND BASEBALL PLAYERS UNDER 18! Th is page is designed to showcase the boll players here in our community. Your child con be on th is page for just $25.00 . FRIDAY, MAY 21 , 2004 Daily _., Pilot BASEBALL CARD PAGE -------Here's how it works:------- Fill out the form below. Enclose o picture of your child in their uniform, o $25 .0 0 check mode poyoble to the Doily Pilot (or credit cord number) then moil lo: DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 AnN: Baseball Cards II 11 r\ m01e con~enitnl 101 YOll fttl free 10 drop by our office 01 330 W Bay SI (CK!o M"o We will design a "BASEBAU CARD" for your child and publish it on our special page! AU PHOTOS WILL If RETURNED TO THE ADDRESS YOU PROVIDE lfLOW. PLAYER'S NAME & NUMBER: AGE: TEAM NAME:------------POSITION: _____ _ • Addrna for mum of photo: City:------------------Zip Code tf you wlah to pay by credit card: (CMlCIC~I ....,.. ___ ,MASTER CARO __ __,....MERICAN EXPRESS ___ DISCOVE"---- C•rd Number: ----------------Exptr1tlon: ____ _ Signature of C•rdholder: --------- ........ ll!ml ....................... 11!19111 ..... __ ... __ .... _.. ____ .._.......,..._. __________ ~-~~-----·- ltlf 2bt $1100/ntO lo..sl price'" ,._wj)Ofl Coin I Aull lmnoed, Slel•n•• Meu1e1 9'9 II!> J l'Jli w-••<111 '"'" •• ..... .. , ........ , ........ , •• u loehowe4' w .. 1. 009, very 9ood rela. ""'Sr •4• S14 s•oo VACATIOM RENTALS • V1Cltlon Rlntlls Eldalnge 79.10 M.6. .............. ...... fnf ''°' flfllttllt rotmAttO hnn1c '"' .-.11 "' Jl(f'' vt \UllltHUf -1Ut ufl 4 flf tt \ lh-lful vt,.w-., tOtl11H tu IJ«:ll'ICf 'l"JJ*· l+1 h1~Wtt t. h''"'~ 1 lOJ>l>/'l '1 1/4 TtUUsAbout YOUR GARAGE SAU! In CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 hy ~ counle. pefM>n Pl afternoon~ & Sal mon••~--. $9.5Qltw (949) ~I "'" ...... a.-... l op P•l'. u pe11ence pofeued Need di overs liunsefc.a< 714-651 -?417 h c .... lwe NI rHI Ol•le tum '"t!eks ,,. '"''"r1•1 4'itnh to '-'' uv1dt' " h1&her ltvel ol •••vOLe lu our che11h f 01 • conllden\oal inle<•lew, e1ll Cra1a 9A9 933 7398 Rel.t1I Sales MAXMAU Soulh Coasl Ptau ll111h· &1.......,lles -e11d s.-1es A~\OC w11lnl ,...,.,~ ~ Pl rno~I know tl.11,1 ... 1t1y/mgm1: W<wd. I"~ /\cl r•oCJMn. Rut l \l•k i.. .. • r.:oo<l tfll(it.h dlld edtlwi~ sllolb ,. •• , .. ...,n., '>1'> 2li6 94.b '""'n& ~·· 11• 1!>4 1900 Altomative 9004 C ... h••I ..... ., , Cos la M"'A • .-a. 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NI Wl'I >IIA Ml \/\ Daily Pilot IMW '00 .U •<yl, Ss11d "'"1"11" 111d1e11 blue 111~ld1111i,i llho CO dltQV whl\ 'llJ)t'I b Ut1 m11ked t nnd lt\1oua.hout SI~ 99'i •9'.:./X>I II~• '49-SH llU --~'··-HONDA ACCOtlD '19 401 ., \Pd l:t ~y I lodll <.ond & 11111' ~•ll'llrnt inoo 71 4 mi 2"l8~ J...-'9 S XJS 4.0, ftt vl 1.onv lh1f1\h •oll mat, a•"" '''" 11111 co 1 hrnm~ wh" lull boa~' & oetllld\ '"Ptrh tOnd '1499'> v 189724 o~. 94'-SH·llU Classified Community Marketplace Service DiredOfY NOIN I 111111 lll'lf II~ t ,-l1furn1.1 I •w '"" 1111nr' lh,tl • rn•lr•t Im\ IA-.m): 1uh' th.ti tolAl ~~'Cl 111 mo1r {tAhttf IW flUltllAl•.t h.-'" •O .. ,, hy tt\f': \11nt1 .. • ••••'· •,1 ,,,. l u rn'tt Uu '''' I 1lr 1 .. w "hu t•·urnt• th.ti collh t11fm\ mhHtr thr1r lu • rt\f tt11n1l11 r (Ht Alf 4fll¥1 r '""'~ Y11u ( "" 'ht'• )t. th .. ,, ''"' of vnur II• "II'"'' \Of\' J "'' t u• i\ t WWW t "It' I ff ~11'1 Hf 1100 171 L',I II ll11lo I ftfl\,.\I < utlfl 1h l ilt\ totk•nR 1nh\ th1l l tnt•t '"" """ l'•OO rn11!\f '''''fl 10 th1111 tHI""' ''''°"'"nh lhj\t llle'f .,,. llul II• 011\0d by \he C()nh '" lul\ S11lo l11 e11\e lloard " fMntltO DlWO.MOn ~~MW> la1t11onttctevelopm,on1 com ~~q,ie&t>~ A l HANDYMAN lt1·d,·•l1 '1•f.,1. ,. 1 .-b1orh kflt h1\l\.td\.tl•f'1'N'I-~ ........ ,. lh·· "~ "46 ~ {.,ttl"t 1490 I 1n"h C...1011ly ........ ....,.\: •• ,,,,_..,., ,, •• ~"--. d •-' ~ & ............ ..,. 114 ~I 6466 Clrpet Repalr~la CAllPlT CHPlT•°I' fff"V+t•t' f•t1lthm1 lnsttell tour 1r.1u\ .-nv ,.,., tt>b s. WIH•l".olt' 949 492 020S Clelntng Touch of Klass t'llH'\lt'JO f.'Jl«I on Hou'ie Cleaning !0 yt·,ir, on llU\lllC~\ I """""'I & lt111ldc-d Ptufc,,1nnul tcarn~ ~"'ltnnl tu Yc'llr Uomc (949) 548-0097 l'rtt p_,111natc) Rer~~ Spnntt (."leaning .Specials COMPUTER H ELP! .,,... ........... ............ "·-~ -. .. 9119-q ... ·~.... ~ ~-l'h*I.·~~~ ... uc ........ -. 10.,,.. c;_., hi> 714-612-2786 .._.as..1e... ..... PC & Network Serwocu Aflotdilllle &. AvANblo 2411 w • .,,.. 714 59!>-8370 C......lllllmly ~k· It.di s-,,.. Concrete, Plltlo, 0.--y rweplc. 88Q. Reh. 25Yrs E•P· Terr, 714 Ml 1~ Pt f I J • y_.. [.,....,_ ,. OtAlldt Y*rt Plus c.m.nt Speclaltt ~714-41~1 • DeDtop P\lbllshlng TIMI TO I GIN YOUltMOMl IMPllOVI MINT PllOJICT? • "" 11 \lhlt11hf'I P-'11tlt1 h 1nf1vnlitn UI AflV "' UU! ll' PAI '*"' YH ..... 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Tollov.od ~WI. dt-clan:r W.l' home TilC lh~ of d111· 1110tKl' to ~ fi,c prov1dtd lhe entry 1n ruft .1 dub high. ~ning up ~o hlllg curJ, Du111my wa.' ri:-cnlC~ b) mcruikin)! lhe s11t oi dJwnond" W 1th the' l>C\Cll IU d1-.card l"'O SpaUe> un tilt-c'1uhli,hcll duh:. Fi\e tlta· nlllflds bid and made. Op.•ntnj! h:.od: Kiuj! ul "Wh.·r.· 'f 'M •rnr11.•1.· I\ bh,~. 'th folly ho Ill.' Wl\4'.' 'Ola.I OU~ WITT V.Cll tn hfl' hot u ''on fnrmulu for 'lll'c <":'>' at ti><: l>ndgc IJbk. When the card pl.i~cJ .ind the bidding mc.-.J ooth 111~. 1ht-tlt'fcn\t' 1~ m <lir't! 'trdit~. I h" '' ooc 111 tho..c de.th "'he~ pla~ 1ng a1l 1wo-b1di. ;;:, J powerhouse "ould bt-.1(hanug.·ou' Wilh a four- lc"4"r hand tht· b1dd111g I!> gn:atl) 'un· pht1C'J if you can open two Jia. 1111•mh Where your 1"'11-hod' 11n: "'cJ~ "1th '"'u dub\ artilic1al and llK'l'tng.11 yuu upt'n IWO dub-and get · WhcnJw tir..1 lookl'tl al 1he drn gram. do )lltl 1111.1~111<: tJwt dummy wouJJ t~c 1our tnc~·! 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