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Home My WebLink About2004-09-08 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot, Diocese · files suit against church Episcopal bishop says property belongs to the natioqal church. Local leaders hold steadfast in their secession stand. S.J. C•hn Daily Pilot NEWPORT BF.ACH -The Epis- copal Diocese of Los Angeles on Tuesday filed lawsuits against three breakaway churches, including St. James on Via Udo, demanding that the properties remain in the na- tional Episcopal Oum:h's hands. "We have been left with no choice but to authorize the filing of these acdons to preserve these churches as houses of worship for faithful Episcopalians as they have been since their founding." Bishop J. Jon Bruno said in a statement Local officials, also in a statement, said they were disappointed that the diocese "bas rejected the possibility of a peaceful solution." "In.stead, the diocese has filed senseless and intolerant lawsuits against three local churches in an attempt to confiscate their property and buildinS'i" the statement, signed generically by all three churches, read. It also pointed out that the diocese "notified the media SH DK>CESE, Pqe M RELIGION Group asks for censure of bishop Supporters of alleged victims of clergy abuse say Orange County Catholic leader has mishandled charges. 1.J. C•hn Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A support BJOUP for clergy abuae victims sent a letter to a Catholic lay group 'I\Jesday, asking it to declare that Orange C.Ounty Bishop Tod D. Brown violated the U.S. Bl.lbops Cllarter for the Protection of Oill- dren and Young People In a case involving a priest at a Balboa Penlnaula church. lbe letter, tent by memben of the Swvtvon Network of those • '" • t. j • 1 j ' Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY, SEPI 2 ~ER I, 2004 DON L£ACH/DAll.YPllOT Traveling on the new, one-way Loop Road behind the Newport Coast Elementary School, a parent arrives Tuesday to pick up a student. Driven to be safe Jeff Benson Daily Pilot First day of school at Newport Coast Elementary comes without the usual long line of idling cars. NEWPORT BF.ACH -The tint day of school at Newport C.oast Elemen- tary School used to mean a long wait in the parldng lot for parents drop- ping off their children and then pick- ing them up again. Cars once over- crowded the school's small parking lot, forcing many to line up several streets away. That's all changed, thanks to the completion of a project designed to provide traffic-congestion relief for the school's busiest times. 007.ens of cars can now squeeze in together on the school's new Loop Road, taking some of the stress off of nearby streets. By accessing an entrance-only driveway northbound on Newpon Coast Drive and south of San Joa- quin Hills Road, traffic sneaks be- hind the school grounds. snakes past three sports fields and empties into the school parking lot "There were lots of creative minds at wort here,.. Principal Monique Van Zeebroeck said. "Everyone took Entertainer includes message with show He's Don Quixote. He's Jim Fiddler. He's King Arthur. To his audience, he's pretty amazing. DHp• Bh•r.U. Daily Pifot own music. But when Dave Dixon steps on stage as a performer, he turns up the energy. The atmosphere is instantly electrified by his rich. baritone voice. He stands before his audience as a larger-than-life person, portraying chi-.racten from literary dassica. He ls Don Qu.l:xote. He's Jim Fiddier. He's King Artb\A'. In short. to bis audJ· ence, he's pretty amu1ng. the best of what they knew from working at their previous schools and applied It here." The project, coordinated through the city of Newpon Beach and the Newpon-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict, cost about $500,000 and wa<> designed to reUeve stoppages on Newpon Coast and on Ridge Park Drive, said Newpon Beach Public Works Director Steve Badum. GCI C.onstrucdon Inc. began m- stallation of retaining walls. a curb. a gutter, sidewalk. pavement, a play ground fence and a security gate af- ter school let out in June. Badum said. The pavement dried last weekend and some of the striping, signs and fences are still being installed, he added. ln the afternoon, drivers wait m the lot and aJong the approximately quarter-mile road for the children to get out of school. Parents were sent letters, explaming the procedure and instructing them to display large. wttlte signs wtth their children's See DRIVEN, Pace M 1 The man with Oowi.ng white hair and beard loob like the guy next door In Newport Beach. He's drased in a Hawaiian print abJ.rt and abort&. He sits with bi.a guitar OD the back of bia boat, OYtdooking the aerene bay, sinainl and wri~ his The 56-yev·old entertainer, who Uves in Balboa PenlOIUla. has been singing and playlnc the guitar aince be was 12. STAFF I OM.Y Pl.OT Dave Dixon, frotn Newport Beach, sits in his favorite chair rehearsq material tor his motivational entertainment show. Dixon,., has been entertaiin1 people siice he was 12, is creamg a CO for people with termNI lnesses. Rodnian settles down in neighboring Huntington Daily Pilot AT A9 VICE .... .... 3 ••xu: ,.,.. WEA1IB ..... ........ PET OF THE WEEK J.R 'IWeM-week-oJd J.R. was named after the lead cbaracter of the 1980s 'IV series "Dallaa. • Our network's J.R. caught everyone's attention with his story of being reacued from the railroad tracb. But it is J.R.'s charm and personality that will ultimately steal hearts. •The Community Animal Networ1c is a NEIGHBORS Airfiproe Airman Rm Claa RYM A. LumantM, son of Romeo and Jecquellne Lumantu of Coste Mesa, ha begun duty at Whiteman Air Fof'Ce BeM In Knob No8'1r, Mo. Ryan Lumantac Is• conventional maintenance apprentice In the 609th Munitions Squadron ... Navy Hospftafman Recruit Jemee D. Sanchez, son of Jaime Sanchez-Mendez of Costa Mea and Dru Sendlel of Senta Ana, graduated from the Basic Hospltal Corp9 Sdlool at Great lak•, Ill. Sencnez •• 2003 graduate of Newport Harbor High School, can now e..i.t with first eld, minor surgery, pharmacy end laboratory analysts, patient transponation and food eervice Inspection ... Whittier's o.vtcl commun~enimal OfP'l!Dtlon llnklng people end .... through communtty ICdon. See other 9fllmala avelleble tor edopdon 8t ~.Mtlmal netwotl.atv. or atop by . Auuo'• pet ltOre at Faahlon laland between noon end 4 p.m. on WMkenda. For more lnfonNtion, cell (949) 769-3648, or write to the Community Animal Networ1c at P.O. Box 8662, Newport BNctt, CA 92668. Boyd has been promoted to aoftware engineer 8t The Pwtenon Group,• ful4ervk:e, Newport 8eecM>esed matbdng communications egency. Boyd OYer9MI the development of eoftwere and web appffc:ations ... M o.11, an OrMge Coat Colege mUlk fMtructor for t9 yean, Wll d1ow'l 11 a redpient for a 20CM-2006 Amerken Society of Compoeera, Authors and Publlthers Award. The award, Davis' sixth, honors him for original compolltions and for recent perfonnlnC* ... cfaMlcalty--tf'Mned belllst. • NBGI •CM apodlghta adli.v.mentl In the community. PleeM direct noteworthy lnfommJon to Jeff 8eneon by fax It (949) 848-4170, or llnd .-meil to jflff.t»n.an tll•tl,,,.com. • • I MMKC. DUS™ /DM.Y Pl.OT Newport Beach resident Debbie Speier has volunteered for 6 !fl years at Human Options, answering the hotlne phones. ) • Opting out of a quiet problem :r Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot D omestic violence can breed denial and shame, prnenting women from aeeking help to escape, said Vivian Clecak. founder of an agency that helps victims recover. Clecak and four others founded Human Options as a hotline in 1981. It grew into a idl-.ervtce agency that offers an emergency sbeJter. a transldonal-housing program and a community resource center in Costa Mesa. Battered women are the most common clienta, but the orpnlzation eerves women and men abuled lo straight or bomocwmaal relationships. While it's tough for many victims of domestic violence to extricate themselves from such relationahips, it la signi.flcantly harder for victims in affluent areas, because they have more emotional aJbatroSM!S to bear, Oecaksaid. •The better the husband and wife look on the outside, the harder it is to leave. because battered women are blamed by aodety, and they blame themselves. so the shame level is severe for any abused woman but more so for any woman that has the outside trappings of material wealth.. Oecak said. Many women in financially secure marriages deny they are being battered and go to great lengths to cover up any signs. Oecak said. "They get so used to denytog, m1nimlzlng, hiding bruises and makfng em.asa that that becomes their normal life," she said. Domestic-violence victims are referred or ordered to Human Options by various sources such as police departtnents, therapists and word of mouth, Oecak said. •Many are lsolated and afraid," Oecak said. •That first counselor (on the hotline) helps them figure out a safety plan of how best to get out" After they leave their abusers, they are able to come to the shelter and stay for about six weeks. The shelter is a cozy place where each famOy bas its own room. Oecaksaid. "Our shelter is a beautiful home," Oecak said. "lt doesn't look lib the stereotype of a shelter. But the word 'shelter' has a negative image and, of course, what we want to educate the public about is that it's safe. warm. and there's no shame in seeking help." After they leave the shelter. FYI The Human Options hotline 11: (9'9) 854-3654 clientl have the option of participating in the transitional housing P'°8JUD• where they can stay for a year to start becoming financially independent F.ducation la by to raiaing awareness of domestic violence. since many abulen don't act that )ftY ovemtghr, counselor Zena Vevaina said. ·it's easier than people think to get involved in abusive reladonahJps. because they happen at such a slaw rate, .. she aaid. The center charges for the COUDlding services on a sliding scale but never rejects anyone if they can't afl'ord it. Veva.lna said. A center in Santa Ana provides the aame aervicea in Spanish. ,.l~ ~. 1:.J J "• #ft., " . •• .... •JJ .. J --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--.~ ~~ GEmNG people who.,..,. the dllorder 1T that ls also known• Lou ~rig's .~,, INVOLVED ...... ,.... votuntMra. ,rr, lnfonnadon: (7.14) 376-1922. ''N ttfj • GETTWO llNOIYED runs ALZHEIErl ASSN. OF J.) perlodlcelty In the Deity Piiot on a ORANGI COUNTY ~a rotating billl. For lnfonndon Support gt'OUp ....,., flmftv •'.'l about adding your orgenlmk>n reeource coneuftantl, epedat :nf to this lilt. cell (948) 674-4288. l'Yent ~office If.~ wtumeen.,. needed. u'4 ACADDIC YEM IN AMERICA VofuntMrl nwy woett on OM-time ~ Cotta Miu t.mlffel Clf'I hott a protecu or 019*'11 pn>grW. German ltUdtnt and Mm up to Trtlnfng-ION .. IWlllbM. rll S1 A>OO towtrd a number of lnfonMdon: '800) tl0-1113. • ...0 trewHbroed ::111m1. '! .-: lnfonnadon: men. Caf'S)fno, .MmlCM CMCD IOCll1Y • '! (800) 322-HOS't The Onnge Cowley""'°" of 1M 'Ttf Ameltoen Cenoar 8odeey..... Xl AU MIN., OUNQI CC)UNTY oflloe-..... Theeodlty-awrm ..... ~'° ....... The~ophlc LMd for the Unlr't I ..... Info c..r. -. ...,.,. A.rt., whldt helpt lnlormill0n:(14112'1--l I ~ Council signs off .on three of four projects·~ The softb811 fields' improvements are .on hold, but skate park is on course . .,..,. .......... OalyPlot OOSTA M1!SA -Softball playaJ at M\'lnkle Put wOl bM tO wait at leut another yaa-fm 1belr fteldl to be en- hloCecl 'Jbe 0ty O>\mcO OD 1\ael- day ippl'oved poltpOIUng the upgrade to the 'lewtnkte Put Albledc O>mpla -which mlinly lowlwll aparvltng the tine IOftbaD ftekla -for flmndel mllOQI. The Jaw bid came In 34" hllber than the dty'a fllthnate_ fl this low bid· der WU awarded the con- tnct, about $900,000 In addi- donal funds would have had to be found within the dtY• budpt. 1bls la just one ot four con- tn.cU the axmdl comklered 'I\8day for the part. The COUDdl approved contracts to build the long-cwaited skate •DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers government. SM mey be reached at (949) 57.,_..221 or by e-mail at <J.irdre.newrnanOlltimes.com. Candidate forums off er insight into the would-be city leaders Deirdre Newm•n Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Wlth Jess than two months to go until the NoYembel decdon, there are still some opportunitiel to catch the city coundl candklatea from both citiea articulating their opinions on various lssllel. In CoQ Mesa. 12 people are running for three open seats. And In Newport Beadl. five people are vying for two open seats. with inounhent Steve Bromberg run- ning UDOppqMd In bis d.lsnict. The forums~ held by a va- WHATS AFLOAT • wtW"8 NVJl(1 is publilhed perfoclc:elty. "you .,. planning a neulic8I t1Y9'1t., 1Ubnit the fnbmlidon to the o.lv Plot. 330 W. Bev St, C<*I Mlle. CA 92627; tJvt. to (M) 84M170; CK by Hnlil to dalypllotfl,.,.,,_com. S1l£CIM. EYEN'fS n. ... •"' twbor,...,.., ~wll holt.,, mchtit of40 mmllll••.,.191 by~ ~ The .... wlllndude 1hrw ... b:llY9d*, the c..t.w, Tlcot .... end the s.. Orit. n.~• ... tom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. .... 8'pt. 12 It the NNpclft Hlrbor~ ~. 151 E. CoellHlghway, Nw 'pGft 8-1\. lntorrnaillon: CM) 873-7m, ~.nhnm.atg. IMINQ Cl.USES °""If C..C1R111nt .._.ol ~end s..nen.hipwll °""' • •t..n to Sell on• Shilldl" dill from 1 to 15 p.m. 5-. 10 Ind 17. occ. ........ 1801 w. ea.. riety of conununity groups are an opportunity to see who's done their bomewock. said former c.osta Mesa Mayor Sandra Genis. She said she bas taken some time to go through the minutes of pre- vious c:osta Mesa Qty Coundl and Planning Commission meet· ings to search for the candidates' names and see if their comments at previous rneetinp match their answers at the candidate forums. "I think it's a good thing that people can educate thernselws, because sometimes people went to those meed.nga not thinking they would be a candidate, -Ge- Hwy., Newport Bead\. Information; (949) 646-9412. a... CMlt Colege's School ol S.Hing end Seamanahlp will hold an •Advanced SNelda• daa from 1 :A6 to 6::30 p.m. Sept 11, 18 and 25 et OCC'a sailing center, 1801 w. C08lt Higt1¥1rf, Newport Beech. RegiaUlltion ii $106. lnfonnation: (949) 646-9412. °""" c.. Collgl(a School of Seling end Seamanahlp wll hold • not llCl'eclt lntermeclate Udo9 uiling ct.. from 1 to 6 p.m. Fridfva, Sept 2A 1hrough Oct. 16 et 1ll01 W. Coat tlghw9y, Newport 8wh. Regisllddon "$120. lntonn8tlon: (949) 846-8C12. °""" c.. can 1sn8chool o1 Wing end Seenwllhlp wll hold a •Begil lillng Salling• clw from 1 to 6 p.m. fftdlya from Oct. 1 1hrough Oct. 16at180'I w. ea.. HlghM'f', N91tJpoft 8-1\. R&giltliidcM ii $321. lnbmdon: (949) 84M412. nis said. The candidates' forums com- ing up in Coeta Mesa are: • 6:30 Jl.Dl., Sept. 15 at City Hall, sponsored by the Ownber of Commen:e and the Daily Pilot •Noon. Oct 7 at the Senior Center The candidates' forums com- ing up in Newport Beach are: • 7 p.m, Sept. 29 at City Hall. sponsored by the West Newport BeachAssn. • 6 p.m., Oct 13 at the Newport Beach Yacht Oub. sponsored by Speak Up Newport! sailing class from 9".30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m Saturdays, Oct. 2 to 30, at OCC'a aaiting center, 1801 w. Coast Highway. Newport Bead\. Reglstnrtion la $129. Information: (949) 640-9412. FOR THE RECORD In the Costa Mesa City Council preview in Monday's Delly Pilot, it WH incorrecdy atat9d how three council memb«a would meet with • repreeentative of a law flrm to diacuaa moving city legel WOlt to independent lawyer1. Each of the three council members met separately with a repr11111tatlve of the firm that was m.d the best option by city staff should the coundl decide to move city legal wort outside Chy Haff. ("' M ~.~•Dir 8, 2004 DIOCESE • • Continued from Al • of dleM lawwits today. not the : three churches or their attor- • neys.• • 1be ~ Southern California churches-St. James in Newport • Beach. All Saints' in Long Beach • end St. David's in North Holly- wood -broke away from the • P.piscopal Chwch of the United Sta.tell because of its liberal views ~ting to the Bible, the divinity of Jesus Christ and homosexual- ity. cbwcb admJ.nistrators have llkL The churches then placed • themselves under the Diocese or Luwero in the Anglican province of Uganda, Africa. 1Wo of the lawsuits were filed m Los Angeles CoWlty Superior Courts, the third in Orange County Superior Court. An attorney for the diocese, John Shiner, disputed that the • lawsuits repn:sented the F.plsco - pal Church's retreat from seeking an amiable solution. "I think Bishop Bruno has in· dicated on a number of occa- sions his willingness to settle ... and encourage people to stay within lhe church." Shiner said. adding that there is no time table for the lawsuit to reach the courts. In his statement, Bruno saJd the purpose of the Jawsuits was •to secure and protect the church properties, which are owned in trust by the F.piscopal Clwn::h. the diocese and our faithful parishioners." RODMAN Continued from Al Meredith introduced himself to Rodman a few days after he OlOW!d in. "h hasn't been crazy around here at all This is um.ially a vecy quiet neighborhood -most people around here have kids.. On Tuesday. a painter at the five.bedroom home con.finned that Rodman had relocated to Surf City. Police frequently visited Rod- man's Newpon Beach residence, drawing the ire of neighbors for lu.s wild parties and loud music. But friends say Rodman has a new lease on life. and in May, friend and realtor Cllnstopher Parr said the hoopster hadn~ touched a drink m nearly six months. "The last time I checked. he was still sober.· Parr said on Tuesday. ·After the deal closed, I haven~ -wbo CMDI the lOall cbuR:bel' ~ .. beooml ooe o{ lbe cmtrll deNW liAcll m. cbu..:t. ..w 1be ~ cete bM mUdllned ... lllMl and other~ dllidj • ... propertiet. IDd ........ t.¥8 demanded tbtt tbole In .... three churc:hee ~ .... eervt.ces and other t.wtm1t op- emdons. . The three cburcbel .bll\ie .,. gued that their putabloaen ant the dghtful OWDer1. wltb leeders at St. James. including PMIDr Prawen Bunyan. aaylag tt ls owned by a nonproftt orw.anfm· tion that was formed tn the late l!MOs. "The local cburehes bold the deeds to these properties. and hundreds of clnudl families have raised money to acqul:re and build them,• the cburcbes' stat&- ment read. The filing of the JaWllUit is the latest in a bu.Odiog t.aie be- tween the breabway trio and the diocese. Last week. Bruno fired the clergy and board of directors of three churches and appointed replacements to take over. Bruno said in bis statement that additional lawsuitl from the national F.piscopal Oundl will be filed in the nm leYf!l'8l days. Leaders of the three churches laid Ibey would comment fur. ther when they bad read the law- suits. • S.J. CAHN Is the menaglng editor. He may be reec:hed at (949) 57~ or by &-mall at s.j.cahn@latimes.com. really beard from hJm." Seveal neighbon ltvtng near Rodman said they are not con- asned about the Identity of their oew netgbboc. '1 think everybody sbouki leave the poor guy alooe," said one nearl:Jy resident who didn't want to give her name. "I'm sure there is going to be interest and aJrios-. ity. but he's just trying to get on with his tife.. Police Chief Ken Small said he bad heard rumors tba1 Rod!nan had relocated to Surf Qty. but said he was unconcerned about the funner ba.*.etball star's wild past "We haYen't fonnaDy met yet.. Small said "If he bu security needs to disa.m, l 'm sure he'll get ahokl of ~ and we'll respond to hi.s needs like art}'ODe else. .. • ~VE BROOKS is a reporter tot Times Community Newt. He can be reactled at (714) 966-7173 or t7t' e-mail at dave.broolal@latimea.com. Don't Sli~! Install G·rab Bars • Professional Installation ofGrab~And Accessones In Your Home • Accessibility Remodeling Uoensed and Insured Uc. 8-#456742 Beechwood Conet:ructlan CB4BJ·li!30· 1 !548 Serving OC for 25 Years Newport !;each PoUce Deparlment Citizeas' Police Academy September 23rd -DeceJnber 9 DRNEN ContiMd from Al mmetlolb*',,..... .... ihlikll. v.n z.moe .w. • for .... Dllll two ......... .. traton Will ... 1bt .... ID d»whldla~tbml ... ,Aoew~llilnl•lllo be mdooed ow 1be mt, .. ConthJed from Al •Mualc wu my flnt love and my piMlon.-be Aid. •rn tbe only tb1n8 I wanted to do.• His rlcb. buttone voice made music eay for b1m. Dixon IDOWld to Calitorb1a from Ptttlbwgb ID 1955. Ht ma- jored In mUllc at Azula Pld1lc Unlwnity. But Dtmn realized that lt wun't easy to make a prolel- alon out of music. So. be bed a paint and auto body shop Cm 20 yean to supplement b1a ID· come. Now, he punues his paglon full-time. Dtmo calls btmW( •a party animal for the older gen· eradon." He does redremeota. corpo- rate parties and annivenuiel. He pedorma for Rotary Oubl and fund.raisers at local restau· rants. He a1ao performa at and offidatea weddings. And Dbon is a regular pedormer at Regatta Caf6 OD Vla Udo. Dtmn ta a versatile performer who can switch musical genres before you can say rock· 'n' -roll. But his forte ls Broadway. Dixon travels with a bamboo case In which he stores bla ce»- t.umes. And as he goes about bla banter with the audlence, he opens it up and pleb a co.· CENSURE Continued from Al Abused by Priests, alleges that the dlocese kept secret a $500,000 settlement with a vlc· tirn of Msgr. Daniel Murray of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and failed to m:nove Murray from his posidon. • 1.$ the largest support group for survivors for aem.al abuse by clergy. we believe that the actions by Tod D. Brown and the Diocese of Orange a.re putting children in dlrect Nk in the Diocese of Orange," the letter reads. Among the two women who signed the letter was Corona del Mar resident Joelle Cuteix. the group's Orange County spokeswoman, who aaya abe was abUled by a priest when she WU ID her teem. It WU sent to the executive dlrector ol U.S. Conference of Catholic Blabopa and asks that It be forwarded to the group's National Review Boa.rd. AROUND TOWN •Send AROUND 10WN tteme to the Deity P\lot. 330 W. 8-v Sl, Costa Meu, CA t.2827; by .mail to Jd.betwon•l«lme&oom; by fax to (949) -...110; or by cafHng (949) 67~ lndude the time, d8te Ind locadon of 1he event. • well as 1 cone.ct phone number. TOOAY A Manm lpls boot...., at on group wUt meet It 9:15 a.m. In the Frlendl Medng Room of the Newport 8Mdt Public Ubntry, 1000 Avoc8do -... Newpolt 8eecn. The ... clealaion wttt foc:ua on Edward P. Jonel' 'The Known Woftd.'" Information: (948) 717-3800or ~.MWPOtf ~ty.OfD. AhamMlt .......... •a.coming ~ Conftdll4,• wll be Mid from 5::30 to 7:30 p.m. w.dl.cll~ through Sept. 2t et Or9ngl Coelt Collgft "9-€llCI y ~.Room 10I. 270t rw.w Aoed, Colla MeM. lnfonMdon: C714143M182. ~ ..................... \tMdt f'*wll e.. hl1d tom a to• p.m.. 2DI N9uf1PO'l Cerllir o.tW.. ....,_ .... lnfonMdon: .. 121-IOIQ. .... Pt ' f Pk II ...... 11 :an:•....---n,.tor .. ..... , ......... ... .,....°'* .. ' .... .... 8;••Lllllll•••·--&.:.::t:,r>-rc=r ...... ,.. .. ,..._ c:ii.. ...... ,.._ ..... s•A111mttlflr n• 'r11a•t111t c scnl .... tume. He 11 Dan Qu.b:ote wtth .. ........ wblte hair and beard and b1a .word. ID an In· mDt. be ftwttcbel to I c:batacter from •Plcldler OD tbe Roof," chen ·1.e1 MIMnb&M... He lets the °*'""" and cbanclen tell the ltDry. Bro.dwmy la what DU.on dott belt. aald Kate McCary, a publi· dat Cot Mmnrna Gina'• Italian .reetaunnt ID Newport Beach. where lbe boob him for shows. •ffe bu a powerful volce and a prwnce." lhe aald. •He bu a wide repertoire, and the audJ· ence limpq laws him." 1be beauty of D1mn'• per· formance Uet in bla venatillty, McCary aid. "He can instantly go from do· ing 'Flddler on the Roor to a love aong from 'Camelot,"' she aaid. "'lt'I a pleasure to watch hlmdotbal.. Dimn aaya there ls more dl· melllion to hia perfonn.ance than the entertainment ttlelt. He la an entertainer with a mea- aqe. "When I pedorm at retire- ment homes, I try to tell them that they ahouldn't gift up on their lives and wait to dle," be II.id. "'That they must be young at heart and have a :r.est for life ltaelf.. Dimn ta also a big hit in cor- porate circles. "My message to them ls that Bl&hops establiahed the Na- donal Review Board two years ago to monitor how church leaders handle sex abuse cases. The letter outlines three separate violadom of the char- ter. that Murray remains in his poet; that the settlement was kept aecret for almost a year; and that the dlocese refused to make the cue public. FL Joe Fenton. the diocese's spokeaman, took iasue with each of the points. Murray is OD "administrative leave," Fenton said, and is not allowed to act publicly as a priest, though be la still paid. He added that Mwray bu de- nied the charges. A county review board ts in· vestigating the charges, which date back to September 2003, he added. "This will be thoroughly in- vestigated,~ Fenton said, add- ing that under church canon, Murray is comldeted innocent until proven guilty. The settlement was not an- nounced, Fenton said, at the Admiak>n is $16 for lduha, S6 for 1Mnl and $3 for c:Mdren 12 ind under. Information: (714) 736-7'222. South Coeat .... ,.. annual "Pfaytng to • ~-Gela Ball and fundraieer will n.w1 from 8 p.m. to mldnJgtrt at the Hy.a Regency Hundt igton Bead\ Raeoft end Spe, 21600 PKlflc Cont Highway, Hundngton Beedl. lnfonNtion: (714) 708-5604. The Qy9t8I Cowie •• w"t MCOnd annual "Troplcel Gel• on the 8-d'I. will begin at 8 p.m. todev and 5--12. ()yataf CCJll9 8'* ,..-. M71 P9ciflc Coell tlgtMwy. ProoMda benefit ,..,,...,., of the cow and Ila d.allon~ l'k*t'la .. $160. tnfonnltlon: (Ml) 840-6220. ........................... -.o111Mw11 ...... 40lh high~ ..non from 7 p.m. to midnlgltlt It the Hnorllda ............. «>OMeln SL, .... lnforrMdon: (Ml) m•• .... A..-..mat ,_. ate 1 :llfllllNw..., .................... ..................... c ........ ,111111•• •rculfrw ..... ... UDtlJ we are com!ortab&e with ounetvea, we don't become a com~ and a peaceful per· IOQ, be aald. .. Peece doeln't come from money or auccea Peec:e la a hlne of mind.• Olmn bat memoria:ed 2,000 IOIJll and allo perform.a to pre· recorded mualc. He can lhl8 o'*" country and ppel. he sald. "'I'D even do rock·'n' -roll." be aald. "But I'll stick to Uonel Ritchie or Neil Diamond. eome· thing that'• better auited to my voice.• Dixon alao enjoya writing parodles. "Recently, I wu at Rolla Royce for the launch of their new car.• be said. "And l changed the worda of 'What a Wonderfu1 World' to 'What a Wonderful Way to See a Wonderful World' to make lt appropriate for a car. I lib ma.i:1J.:1ualc more per· eooal. It lt more enjoy· able and eomething the audl· ence can relate to.• Dixon's performances are interactive. "I talk to my audlence, I sing to them and I read to them,• be said. "That's my forte." • DEEM BHARATH 11 the enterprise end genel'lll ... lgnment reporter. She may be reedled at (949) 574-4228 or by e-mell et deepa.l!!!ftathOl•rlm•.com. request of the alleged victim and was done to 1tave off even higher costs had the cue gone to trial. Finally, Fenton denied that the dlocese failed to make the case public, as it is supposed to, pointing out that no confi- dentiality agreement wu signed. Castell'. aa.ld her group sent the letter so the bishop would receive a public censure for his actions.. She added that she dld not believe Murray Ia removed fully from his duties. "It is an affront to every sur- vivor In Orange County and ii morally repugnant,• she aaid. "We just want the blahop to live up to his word," she said. Fenton said that, lf the county review board find Mur- ray guilty, he will be dismlsaed from his post. • S.J. CAHN 11 the menaging editor. He may be reached at (9491 574-4233 or by e-mail at •.j.cahn §fatlmes.com. PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • ~loullWld: Matldout miechl9f end gfdhi WM rwpot1ed In the 1900 blodl It 8:20 a.m. Mond9y. • NoWiiport loulliu•d: Treepeufng WM reported in the 2200 block at T1:37 a.m. Monday. .,.._ .... ,.,.._A suapk:k>ut per90n wn reported In the 2100 bled et 1:681.m. Mondey. ..... ,..... Forgery WM repo"9d In the 1800 blodl at 7:08 p.m. Monday. • VU.1~, ..,.._ Batlery on I poQce offlcat WM reported In the 1900 bkx:t at 9'.28 p.m. Monday. NEWPORT BEACH • 41'h 8b9llt: Grand theft W8I repofted In the 100 blodt 1t 1:18 p.m. Tue.day. • ..... Pier: ~ism WU reported 818:131.m. • Cotponlll Pim: Comrnerc:W burgtwy WU repolt9d In the 100 bled at 1Ck66a.m. • fowth--.,.,Ooldenrod AliMnua: Road rage WU repo"9d 814:10 p.m . Tuaday. • JernbofM Aoed: Grand theft WM reported In the 3300blodtIt12:17 p.m. Tuesday. ""' '· • BEST BET .. J ! ( OOH LEACH I DM.Y Pl.OT The Crystal Cove Aliance's second annual lrfropical Gala on the Beach" will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Crystal Cove State Park, 8471 Pacific Coast Highway. Proceeds will benefit restoration of 1he cove and enhancement of the aliance's education programs. Ttckets are stil on sale for $150. For more information, caH (949) 640-5220. TOWN Continued from A4 430-9898. MONDAY A he •Look Good •.. Feel Betta,. daaa to tMdl cancer patientamlkeup, wig and turban tlpa for hiding the damage of ' radiation and chemotherapy treatment will meet from 10 1.m. to noon at Hoag Hoapltal Canoer Center, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport ' Beac:h. lnfonnatlon: (949) 281-9448. • Matha yoga ..... meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday• through Oct. 4 In the Youth Lounge at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelbeck St, Newport Beach. The coat is $16 for a single dau or $46 for the aeries. Information: (949) 663-1626. Colonlrect.I aurgeon o.."91 Ng will apeak on •surgical Treatment of GI Cance,. from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center'• Radiation Oncology Ubr8ry, One Hoeg Drlw, Newport Beach. • Admlaion la fJM. Information: (949)7~. TUESDAY A..,.._.,..._ CNIM20CM ' Col~ runa from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 11 CHANEL Boutique, South Coast Plau, 3333 Bristol St., Coata Mela. lnfonnation: (714) 764-7466. A Cihlltty fllllhlon lhow, ~ of a Decade;" begtna at noon at the Ave Ctowna Ae9tauf"8nt. 3801 E. Coast Highwly, Corona del Mar. The lhow Includes lunch and a lilent auction Ind feeturM clothee end ICCIUOriaa from varlout dellgnera. Ticketl are • $50. lnfonnation: (949) 548 6648. • 8Ert 11 Newpoftlwh ~ • SeNlcea will pl"IMftt 1n .. ght-wMitMriee of drewlng and painting wofbhopa fMtuttng lndMdual lnltNCtion for , beginning through advanced atudenta. The dMlea are held -from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • WedMldaya from Sept 15 through Nov. 3 at Vince Jo1geneen'a Center, 2006 Dover Drtw, Newport Beac:ti. The COa1 It see for att eight dw ... lnfonnatlon: (149) 144-3151. AfiMmethwoibhop, ~8th Confident.'" W'IU 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. thfOUOh Sept. 29 at Orenge Collt CoHege'I Ae-fnb'y Center, Room 108, 2701 Fairview Road, Coata Mesa. Information: (714) 432·6162. SEPT.17 The Send SpcM1a ... Show wll be held from 6 to 10 p.m. today, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Orange County Fair and Expoaltlon Center, 88 Fair Dr., Coata Mae. Admlaion la $8 for adults and free for children 12 and under. Information: (714) 990-6107 or http://www.und apomupershow.com. SEPT.18 The dty of eo.ta Meea wtll hoat the 23rd biannual •Neighbora for Neighbors• community clean·up from 8 a.m. to noon. The program alma to auist low-income homeowners maintain the beauty of their homea and neighborhoods. Donations are welcome. Information: (714) 764-4892. SEPT.,. The eo..ttlne Car Qaulc, featuring 260 exotic ahow cars, live entertainment and food, will be hefd from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Crystal Cove State Beach. Coast Highway and Loi Tr8nco1. Admluion la $6, frM for kida 12 and under. Perking 11 $10. Information: (949) 673-4050. The °'819 County ..... for Animals 2004 Wrft•ln la from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3360 Avenue of the Arts, Costa M .... The event lncludel dinner, deaert, a allent eucdon and entertainment. The COa1 la S80 toflnembera and $70 for nonmembers. Information: (909) 726-2679. SEPT.22 The ap..-County Actlvtty Dlrec:tora Aaan:a Senior Gamaa are held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. In Building 10 It the Orlnge County F81r and Expoeltion Center, 88 F81r Ortw, eo.ta Meae. Information: (714) 37M169. A he nwth wotbhop, ·Becoming M.th Conftdent," will be held from 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednetdeys through Sept. 29 It . Orange Coeet College'• R&-Entry Center, Room 108, 2701 Falrvt.w Road, Colte Meaa. Information: (714) 432-6182. Hoeg Ha ....... Dr. ... Kan, • OM3YN, wlll dllCuaa nab, sympCOme and he1ment optlOM for lndMdulle and~ regerdl"SJ lnt.ftitrty at 8 p.m. 11 Hoag Confer9nce Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The dlacuaaion It free, but reaervatlona are required. Information: (800) 614-HOAG. SEPT.23 The Onnge County allllat9 of the Suun G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation will pay tribute to the aponaora of its 13th annual Komen Orange County Race for the Cure, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Turnip Rote, 1901 Newport Blvd., Costa Meaa. The race begins Sept. 26 at Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Information: (714) 957-9167. SEPT.24 The .Golden Meditation Retrut." hoated by James Golden, offers spiritual prec:ticea such as meditation, chanting, contemplation and prayer. The retreat meeta today and Sept. 25 and 26 a1 the Center for Spiritual Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa. The coat.I• $146, which Includes five vegetarian meala. Reservations are required. Information: (714) 754-7399, Ext. 23. SEPT. 25 The fifth annual •c.ulain' for a Cure" hot rod show and fundraiaer for prostate cancer is held from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Men. At least 3, 100 classic cars will be displayed, and men 40 and ov.r can receive a free prostate cancer ICt'ffning. In addition, the event featurea a Herman Munster look-alike and the origlnaJ Munster Coach from the 1960I TV show 'The Munsters." Admlalon 11 $10 tor edutta and ldda under 12 are free. lnfonnation: (949) 688-8777. The Acce9e Fund'• fifth annual pubflc ·Adopt-..cr.g• deanup will run from 8 to t1 a.m. at Corona del Mar State Beach's Pirate'• Cove, In a parking lot near Ocean Boulevard and Iris Awnue. Partldpan11 will clear tr8lh and debrf• from the atM and W'lll be lnvtted to roc*-dlmb when finished. Information: (714) 643-4142. fWatloMMp ..,.tend dacnor Jim Colllater will deliver an educational seminar baaed on hie MW book. "The lat fWadonahlp Book You'll Ever Need;" from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m . today and Sunday end from 7 to 9 p.m. Sept 21 It 1he Man1ott Hotel, Feahlon laland, Newport Beach. The cost la $295 per pef10f'I or $C96 per couple. <MtlWRom ~ CMtDd ~ ......... ~-,.._ ......... ... :Al ......... ' •• ,.,... • ... c-.. .... ~ ..... ......... W. ......... , CollliMw; ~ CIOO> ----" lll'tn .... M1111hllillilillr1111lllllOMJ °'*Mat1Mw9•~ ~ dllila. ~.,_..on the b0dvend1he~of .-...,..1tep.m. •Hoag ~c.nw, On.Hoeg o.M, Newport IMdl. The dllCI...,. .. frte and rMerVdonl .,.. required. lnfonMllon; (800) 514-HOAG. IEPI'. 2t .................... ·Becoming M.th Confident," will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Orange eo..t College'a R&-Entty Center, Room 108, 2701 Fairvfew Roed, eo.ta M .... Information: (714) 432-5182. Orthopeclo IUf990" ~ Mlkul.at wm chcu8a the latest aurglcal t.chnlquea used to reduce reoovery time and hoaplt.el stays It 8 p.m. at Hoag Hoapltal'a Conference Center, One Hoag Driw, Newport Beach. The diacuMk>n la free and reservatlona are required. Information: (800) 614-HOAG. PEN/Feulcner Award-winnfng author T.C. Boyte will discuu and sign hie upcoming book. "The Inner Circle;" at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The coat la $12, or $10 for Library Foundation members and $5 for students. Information: (949) 717-3890. SEPT. 30 Salvatore ferngamo'a "A Love Affair with Shoa" runs through Oct. 10 in Jewel Court at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The display highlight.I the history of the fashion company's shoes. Information: (714) 979-7654. The ftnt •ttafian Luxury end Design" event begins today and runs through Oct. 24 at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Meu. The cen1er-wide festival will showcase Italian faahion1, food and fumiahings. lnfonnatlon: (714) 435-2115. .. ..... M1ch'.._.,..._ ................. D. ~AHtone•.-on MW ....... In oonOlllf'¥e hMft f ...... atlc30p.m. at Hoeg CcdlN•• CenW, One Hoeg Ortw, Newport IMc:f\. The clecullion .. he end AIMfVdona .. requjnd. Information: (800) 614-HOAG. OCT.2 Bh#e<>w ...... c.u Mesa-baled nonprofit orgenlzadon that provldee relief to those In need, win holt the ·~ ......... "° ... ,,.,. • need for 'yow ... ~--tor ....... 9PPf I sf Of )'OW' .. in.nnoe poUcy to help )QI~ ... hidden value. . n...• ....... Cll ........ ,.. ... '""" .... Pim ..... 1 .. ...,..._.,CA_ (Ml) 724·1110 See TOWN. Pace A6 CA lnaunlnce llcerlN I 0338514 Luxury Performance Value Perfection Never Looked So Good ... Famous Steaks Irish Spirits 2000 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa \\'EEKll1\Y SPECIALS MONDAY Beef Stropnoff ts.oo WEDNESDAY lri.lh t.anm Stew or Corned Beef II Cabbap $7.50 THURSDAY \ Fish N ~ t7.SO SlJ :\:DAY IS FAI\11 I LYN l(;t IT NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND 1165 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE (Across from El Tonto Grill and below the Cheesecake fldofy) S19' '1 ltMI ..,. II wlil 1 $500 Fashion Island lt.ep'-111 ..... 1..-FllMDNT (1-8)().373-6668) • .. M Wednttdly, ~ 8, 2004 TOWN Cor1tiMd from A5 OC'T.3 TheOni'leeE.'' Book F.ttval Nnl 1:301.m. to 4:30 p.m. llt Coast Cotieg., 2701 Fel Roed, ocr. u ; ....... ocic.ocqt.OU. a.rm tr"=:-...... ...... ............. endM!IY ,,,... ~-·p.m.at Hoeg c..dlllftC9 c..r. One ..,.. DrM. fMjpoft '-"·The dllOlllllon 11 '"9. end f 11 ll'Yldonl ... ,.qund. lnfDrmlldon: (800) IS1~0AG. OCT.11 ..................... Rk:lwdHelkellWlll ~the ......... In the trNtment of hMrt ct..... et e p.m. et Hoag ~ c.ntw, One Hoag o.M, Njwport 8w:I\. The dlealllion .. he, and r-..v.-on. .... requited. lnfonnatSon: (800) IS~ewl. .. ... ,g n.••••111C111 .. 11111 CommlllN wll c1t1tl-. l'nel 8-mwt 1811t ennlWnafy ~. _. ... ~-----pl'll I ,......,_, • 11 e.m. •the I I Wtndhlm ..... 33&0~ of I 1he Ml, COiia Mia. The 009t .. $36. lnfon'nallon: (714) '92..-0S. ocr.21 Thieo...eC....Oollie .... Golf Tounwrient ii held 11t Miu · Hoeg......,..._.ala_..,... Costa Met1. The fettJvafwill feeture boob, tuthora, Illustrators, exhlbltort and entertafnment. AdmlRlon la free. Information: (714) ~-6707. Yttde Country Oub, 3000 ~ Roed, c-. M911. ·LAsAGNAS - BEE1, OllCKEN, SPINACH OR VtcETA.111..E f'""'JJ ·RAVIOUS -BEEF, QUCICEN, CltUSE It PfSro hfott IW TIN FJl fl-Alt-It T. &"-I Celestino'& FREEZER p 30: I l'I 11 . I . I I" 111 • ' I e ' ' e . . . /J,/11,,,,//J,11/1 p,.,J, JIJaut.CbonuJ S.U11 Toro Br11110 Chip# 0-TortiJ/,U • Htn11~ Styu TIOUlla =~17£& 270East17th St.. Coats Mesa. (949) 842--;p Mon. ·Sat. 8:00AM to 7;00PM •Sun. 11.00AM to 8'.00PM The Zen Center of er.. County la offerlng en •fntroductlon to Zen" worbhop from 1 to 4 p.m. at 120 E. 18th St., Coltl Mesa. The worbhop combines e)(J>8rience In Zen meditation with small group lnatructfon. The oott la $60. Information: (949) 722-7818. OCT.5 A he DwMk dua for women newty diagnosed with breast cancer and for others who want to leam more about the dlaeae will be held from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Tuesdays through Nov. 9 at Hoag Conference Center's Conference Room A. One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 7-CANCER. Hoeg Hoapit8J femfly predttlow Ronald Young will diacuaa preventive screenings that men should have regularly to maintain good health, at 6:30 p.m. at Hoag Conferenoe Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The diacusaion la free and reservations are roquired. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. OCT.7 A •Food, Wine• Mlcto-8rew Feat" is held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing of South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Live entertainment will alao be provided. All proceeds benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County. Information: (714) 435-2171. Senior iMuNnce apec:ielist Sue Tarvin will discusa senior healthcare plans at 1 p.m. at Hoag 16TH ANNUAL . FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 6 TO llrM KOST 103.S presentt BERLIN TASTE OF NEWPORT OVER 35 RESTAURANTS. 15 WINERIES. FLAVORFU L COCKTAILS. RICH TASTING BREWS. COOKJNG DEMONSTRATIONS. SPECTACULAR LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 4 TO llPM K-810 104 pmenta BLONDIE SUNDAY, SEPT. 12 NooN ro 8rM K .. 810 104 presenta KOOL AND Featuring Terri Nunn Featurina Deborah Hany Multt-platinumarti.ft • #/ ltltJfrom tlw 701and801 THE GANG No Mott Wordf • Tlkel"')' &r.llr1'ti'ly Call M• • .._, ofOI-. 1aprut9 The Meo•~ The Tide ii Hia)I •A~ One Wey or A11C1tb. Free and Valet parking Luxury Suites available Discount tickea on chc Web Grammy Award ,,,,_,1 'tiUlt 2.5 Top TM R ct B Hiii Ladlee Ni.-• ,...._ IOCllM Cl« Dow'I °' ". c ........ Hum.rwll ~1he .. end IYmptiOml of hNrt ~ ln-.gulltitlee et e p.m. It Hoag Conference Center, One Hoag Drfve, N9lfJll)Oft ~.The cltc1 aalof'l 11 ftet and reMrVadona ere required. lnfe>nndon: (800) 61.-.HOAG. OC'T.12 Hoeg Holplt8I Ofthopedlc surgeon Steven Gauaewftz wiH apeek on cerfmlc joint replacement et 6 p.m. It Hoag Conference Center, One Hoag Drive, Newpot't Beach. The dllCUllk>n II free and reeervationa are required. Information: (800) 614-HOAG. OC'T.13 Hoeg HOlplt8I 08/0YN DeboNh Grouse will apeak about pregnancy after 36 at 6:30 p.m. at Hoag Conference Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beadl. The dlacunion la free and reeervatlona are required. lnformatron: (800) 614-HOAG. MSMIC.com onlne columnfat Peter Greenburg will algn pnd dlacu .. hla new book,, •Hotel Secteta from the Travel Detec:tfve;" at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newpot't Beadl. The oott la $12, or $10 for Ubrery FoundatJon members and $6 for students. Information: (949) 717-3890. OCT.14 N9w \obltc pleywttght Md.,,.._ director Moiaea Kaufman will speak It 1 :30 p.m. at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admlaalon la free. The lecture will be followed by an lnterdladpllnary panel diacuaaion featuring OCC faculty members. Information: OCT.20 U.1. M1 !11119 and Mell•ld OperetloN oflldal Donna OVmon will epeak on the ~Drug Oitcount C.ret, enrollment In the dlecount caret program and how to determine whlcti caret la right for you, et 3:30 p.m. It Hoag Conference c.m.r, One Hoeg Drive, Newport Beadl. The dlacuulon II free, end rnetVatlona are required. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. OCT.23 Proiect Cuddle, which 11\W blblel from abandonment, will hold lb fourth annual eo.tume Ball It the Wyndham Hotel, 3360 Avenue of the Alta, Costa Meu. The event lndudel dinner, entertainment and a allent auction. Information: (714) 432·9681. The~ Speecft tnd Hearing Center will present '"The Ball of the Fall -The Magic of Movies• from 6 p.m. to midnight at the Balboa Bay Club & Resort, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The event will feature a red carpet walk,, a aJlent auction, food, drinks and entertainment. lnfonnation: (949) 923-1634. A~ NUnion for Newport Harbor High School'• ciaaa of 1984 will meet from 6:30 p.m. to midnight at the Pacific Club, 4110 Mac.Arthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Organizers are alao lookJng for ciaumatea and need aaaistanoe in trac:tdng them down. Information: http:llwww.nhhs84.com . OCT.24 •Pumpkins tnd PMcea. -A Chlldren'a Halloween Extravaganza• will be held from 8 to 11 a.m. In the Crate and Barrel Sponeonhipl wlM ....... the Ore•Co..a~· Foundetlon. For lnlon'nedon and ... ttmee, calf (71•> m-1101 OCT.29 The Mind .......... wll honoftop educeton end ltudenla llt hi 2004 Educetion ~Dinner at 4600 Mac:Al1hur etvd., N9wport Beach. The guelt pt9Mnter .. Cellfomla s.cn.tary fof' Education Ric:haret Riordan. lnformlltlon: (949) 840-4000. NOV.1 Col.~ .... wll .... and dlacuaa hla new book, •At Eaae In the Whfte Houae,• at 7 p.m. in the Friend• Meeting Room at Newport Beach Central library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The book la an account of the llfe of a former military aide In the White Houae. The coat la $12, $10 for Library Foundation members and $6 for atudenta. NOV.7 .Actor and Jewleh Nett. fund apokeaperaon Hal Unden will be the master of ceremonies et the •Guardian of laraef Gala;" et 6 p.m. at the Hiiton Hotel, 3050 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Codd.all1 are aetWd It 6 p.m. Information: (714) 957-4540. Nat/.21 Annuel'he Lighting .......... begin It 6 p.m. It South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St, Coate Mesa. Information: (800) 782-8888. ONGOING •S1ortttme wtth Mia K.ettiy- begins at 10 e.m. Mondays at Borders, 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-8661. FID£LITY . OPIN TO THI PUii.iC JG.\M·4PM • Admllonce: S5 (Kida una. 12 free) ~ S 10 • A. ,.~ " '• - • I I I I I I I I I I I I f : I I I I I I I I ii : ll I : 'I I I I I -, t t •• 11•10. s st1•1 I._. • .. .>. • ~ MOW 10 GIT,... • ., -Llllllnc Mii to RvM Cefllr ·-DilV Not. 330 W. a.;y k, COllla ...... CA..,, ..... Al • ftullw: c.I c• ea .... rm: Send to c... ..... ,,., • 9.-:s.nd 11> ~•""""-com• Alt oon1llpOndence mull Include ful neme, holMlown end phone number (fof W1Jttlol6!M purpo111). The PtloC .... erwa lhe rtgtte to d al aubml_.me fof ~and ...... ~ ....... uu l.E 11 ER TO THE EDltOR .. ·:.~nti-Marin~park arg~ment not very compelling I t never ceun to amaze on me the lenJtba people will .. go to penwade me. The : latett orfenalve came ln my ~ mall tbJI week. It wu from the Qlerita and tmpacu of the propoaal. I baYe .tO-yeu-old recollectiona of :'!afiarenta taking me u a 1 boy to Marinapark to awtm, and we have a picture hanging ln our hallway of my wife and her brother as toddlers playing on the beach at Marinapa.rk. "No• wte wouJd keep the land u part and open space in the pne1al plan and prevent• developer from exploiting public land for profit. But, when I reviewed the lan~ge of both the existing and proposed city of Newport Beach General Plan language (eully accessible on the city's website>. a ·No· vote wouJd 1imply leave the statul quo. There ls nothing prescriptive or preventative in a •No• vote. In fact, general plan elements can be changed and are changed regularly by city admlnlatraton, elected official• or the public. A "No" vote does not guarantee anything. to go to the bayside beach at 11th Street. And a "yea• vote wouJd allow me to use •actJve or passive public recreationaJ uses such as public beach, tennis courts, basketball courts, children's play areas, marinas and public parking~ at the future Marinapark, according to the proposed land use element language. That sounds OK to me. piece, attempting to elicit an emotional reaction and thua sway me to decide against an action. That Is not very positive, proactive or honest to me. Are these the best arguments that can be made for a ·No· vote? lf so, it is not a very compelling cue. It seems to me to be simply a card created for half-truths and misleading statements. Does the cute, young girl on the cover really want me associated with that type of poll11cs? our frtenda at Protect Our Pub and strongly encourages me to vote no on Measure L The banner title la "Save Marlnapar~ now or Jose It forever•. Now let me •tut by saying I have yet to make up my mind on the entire Marlnapark lasue. I have not reviewed the project plans, the environmental review or any of the staff reports regarding I think what stoked my ire is the pr~entation of Issues ln the Protect Our Parks piece. The glossy, expensive, full-color card (with the obligatory picture of the young girl on both sides) would have me believe that a The glossy card that asks me for money also says that a ·No .. vote ensures I wiJJ always have recreational access to the harbor. Again, this la a spurious argument. There are no assurances that change will never be proposed and/or accepted. The California Pµblic Resources Code and General Plan law allows for that occurrence. Furthermore, a ·ves" vote will still allow me It just doesn't seem to add up. The Protect Our Parks glossy, expensive, full-color card doesn't help me with the merits or impacts of the proposal; it 1s simply a target ANTHONY PETROS Newport Beach MAILBAG General Plan meeting was hardly open to all I was the Individual who wrote the Daily Pilot after the laat General Plan Advisory Committee meeting. My letter wu not published, but the Pilot did write about my feelinp after that meeting. To summarize, I wrote the Pilot because the committee took &.le with and argued with slow-growth ~t leader Phil Ant during the public comment portion of that meeting. I thought it wu wrong to debate with a representative of the public after asking for their comments. I was also surprised at how quickly the meeting was adjourned. I, and I assume others, did not get a chance to be heard. The mood ln the room was prejudiced. The committee had its fl1J of public commenta after Ant spoke. Roger Alford's comments ln the Daily Pilot Sunday illustrate his bias against Arst's contribution raty committee diverse and working well•). To read his letter about how "on tract" the planning is going is like being back at the meeting itself. Alford says Arst ·probably did not believe in the general plan process.• Alford says Arst's comments were not to the point and that he attacked everything. I won't hazard a guess as to what Arst does or doesn't believe. but I thought he made good points using a city of Newport Beach commissioned poll of the residents that showed an overwhelming majority ln favor of maintaining the high quality of life of the residents and keeping Newport as a beach-and bay-oriented community. Arst was an advocate of redeveloping older areas so as not to add traffic. Arst came with handouts and played the role of resident well. The single most used word at the committee meeting was "intensify.• Intense growth seems to be the goal of the numerous committee members. And did the meeting end abruptly? Within a second or two of Arst sitting down, the committee members were on their feet, talking among themselves, and the meeting was over. I think that in a well -run meeting. the chair should have reminded the members to not debate the public but let them have their three minutes of democracy. The bias is so pro-growth that it didn't happen that way. MARK TABSERT Newport Beach Pilot out of step on expansion debate Once again the Daily Pilot has fallen under the sway of St. Andrew's public relations machine rQ and A." Sunday). Their money speaks loud and clear. For the record, the neighborhoods have never attacked the programs proposed ln the near 40,000-square-foot expansion. They have attacked the consequences of this expansion. Moreover, In negotiations. they have presented proposal& which would achieve all of saint Andrew's programmatic goals with minimum additional square footage. Olllrch members not supportive of the expansion (and there are many) have indicated that parts of the facility are underutilized as it is. Again for the record, Saint Andrew's plans show 16,000 square feet for additional comdors, Mstorage, • bathrooms and a Ncoffee bar." This number has been questioned by the city and suggests an overall increase in the carrying capacity of the facilicy. something not mentioned by the PR machine. Also. the plans include a set of classrooms that could become a full-fledged school, just what this school-impacted area needs. In negotiations with the neighborhoods. Saint Andrew"s has not ruled out "'fi)ture efforts to establish a school at the facility. When one studies the plans and hears the rhetoric corning from the church, the model that comes to mind is Mariners Cllrist1an. The question to ask is should Saint Andrew's follow the Mariners Cllristian example and relocate ~ Finally, your suggestion, in ttie second paragraph of Sunday\ article, that by opposing the expansion the neighborhoods are somehow against God is repellent. arrogant and dangerous. An apology and retraction is in order. LYNDA ADAMS Newport Heights Cllurch should be able to go it alone I'm just appalled. I cannot beheve Los Angeles is dictating to ~t. James church what it may or may not do. and I certa.inJy hope there are plenty of attorneys and plenty of power hitters that stop this nonsense right now ("L.A. bishop fires leaders of churches") This is ahsolutely appalling. I thank you for wnting the article and letting those of us who live in Newport know what was going on this week. 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Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot Tim Postiff. who coaches girls and boys swim· ming and water polo at Costa Mesa High, has been named the school's boys athletic director, replacing Dave Perkins, who resigned. Postiff, 29, a Huntington Beach res1· dent, has coached at Costa Mesa for three years and began his first athletic director post rwo weeks ago after in· quiring about the post nearly a month ago. "I was surprised and happy at the same time," said Postiff of the job of· fer. "I'm looking to deal with the.com- muniry more and get a tute of the ad- min!Jttative aide of athledc:t to see if I enjoytL• He sat oo the pool deck 1\leaday afternoon conducting wor:kouta with the boya water polo teain. Postiff, an BngU.ah teach"r at the school, was among three candidates considered for the post. Costa Mesa girls athletic director Sharon Uhl said. Uhl said Postiff'1 concern for •tu· dents Is unmatched. "[Postift) ii conscientious, willlng to go the extra mile," Uhl said. •He wan ta to do the right thing and knows what the right thing is. He ii approachable to parents and students. ICids love to hang out in his room and talJc to him ... Before coming to Mesa, Postiff spent four years coaching boya and girls swimming and glrla water polo, while also guiding the boys water polo team for three years, at Mark Keppel High in Alhambra. He coached men's and women's water p,olo teum at Cltrua College, where he alto played. for a year. •rve been actively involwd in spona my whole life, ao I would Jib to help out kids more so than eoemma.• Pot· tiff said. One of Postiff's goals u athletic di· rector Is retaining u many coaches u posa1ble. "I don't want to see coaches leave like they have in the put year. We lost quality coaches,• Po1tiff aa1d. Three Mesa coaches reaiped within a two-month span Jut 1prlng while another wu fired. But with the hiring of David Austin as the school'I baseball coach, 12 of the Mustanp' 21 coachee work on campus. Austin, a 1985 Mesa graduate, led MARK C. DUSTIN I OM.Y PLOT SM POST1FF, Paa• AlO rm Postiff has been named as the new Costa Mesa High Boys Athletic Director. BOYS WATER POLO Mustangs in easy transition Postiff ta1ces over for Shupp, while inheriting talented group, which features six seniors. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot Tim Postiff admitted transitioning from assistant to head coach of the Costa Mesa High boys water polo team went as smooth as he could have imag·. ined. If only scheduling games were as easy. Postitf enters his first season at the helm of a team Bob Shupp guJd-ed for three years before retiril1g after last season. Shupp, who moved to h1s Montana ranch, led the Mustangs from the bowels of the Pacific Coast League just a few years ago to a sec- ond-place finish in the Golden West League last season and a berth in tl\e CIF Southern Section Division ll play· offs. Mesa returns nine, including six starters, off that team, giving Postitf, also the school's newest boys athletic director, added optimism heading into the seaaon. Despite Mesa's recent rise, Postiff found dilliculty in getting the Mus- tangs into some of the more presti- gious tournaments along with sched- uling games against traditional water polo strongholds. Excluding tourna- ments, the Musrangs will play 11 gimes, but six of those are reserved for league opponents. The Muatangs open at El Modena on Sept. 14. Costa Mesa will voluntarily play all three of its league home games at Es· tapcia. however, after two league coaches voiced their concerns about the depth of the shallow end in the Mustangs' pool. Mesa's shallow end measures 4~ feet, six inches leas than the require- ment, said PoltUf. who made the de- cision to move the games. CIF requires the length from the bottom of the pool to the top of the croubar on the goal to be at 1eut MARK C. DUSTr. /twl.Y PLOT Costa Mesa High goalie Matt Jaroslawski, one of six seniors on the squad, blocks a shot last season in a Golden West League match against Orange. eight feet. Mesa's goals measure three feet from the croabar to the top of the water, eo the school would have had to purchase new goals, Posd.ff said Poad1f l&ld coaches feared aome goalbeper;a could stand on the bot· tom of Mesa'• pool. Debate bu lwirled for a yar, but Poctiff took the news In ltrlde. 'We chose to not be part of the problem and ftnd another pool." Pus- tift' eald •At least we don't have to drive 15 miles to another pool re. tanda ofn.dalaJ wen nice enough to let us \lie their pool" , The Multanp will play their three deaJanated home pme1 at Bttanda on Sept. 21 tpin.tlt Wmftnlmter, Oct s .... SadcllebKk and Oct. 12 lpinlt Ocean VleW, In ldd1don to a delignated away pme tplnlt crott· town rival &tanda on Nov. 2. Mesa will still play lt1 nonJeegue games at ltspooL Daplte the occutonal dUBcuJty in seau1ng pmea, Po9t1ff hasn't stopped trytog to gtve bJs players more elpOIUl'e. "You just have to beP C:aWng and lhow up to pnnQW pmea... said Potdff, an ~ tor two yean un- der Shupp. "I ~ telling my guys that, 'You are capable of playing with them.'" Mesa taD.ied more than 20 vic:tortea ln ftYe aummer toumamenc., lndud- lng wtnn.lng the SWmy HiDI tourna- ment. The Mumnp Jolt just thl..e pme1. ID by a pl, Poidff aakt Poldft. wbo led ttie ...... ~ water polo team to ha .. ~ title ' ... ~.,...Alo I .. ' , . COA ~Beating thC bushes on mini-torir circuit Newport Beach golfer is giving it all he's.got to move up r-tlie r&nks In golfs ; professional tours. ~Alderton LoaiYPilot f F our to 11x mornings a ~·~ week. Newport Beach t mldent Jake Allanach ' rolla out of bed to get lo ~ Starbucb by 5:30 for bis shift. 1be 22-year old spends Tuelday afternoons aaaisting CUit.omen In the pro shop at c.o.ta Meta Golf & Country ~ Cub. Then there ia the practice: Haun and boun of chipping , golf balls onto a chipping green and striking ahot after shot with '_a 5-lroo on the range in .Preparation for his next profeulonal tournament. In .. the summer. Allanach will often not leave the range or practice _green before 6 or 7 p.m. Welcome to the life of a professional golfer just starting out Allanach turned pro in August 2003 and has pocketed $2,300 in 12 events, 10 on the Golden State Golf Tour, a mini-tow circuit started in the early 1980t to provide golfers opportunities to play competitive golf while trying to earn their PGA Tour cards. Allan•ch, who moved to Newport Beach in the summer of 1999 -before his senior season -and led Newport Harbor Hlgb's golf team to the CIF South Coast Region title in 2000, bu bis sights set on the PGA Thur. He has gained confidence in the past five or alx months to the point where that goal is not too far out of reach. Allanach wasn't content with just making cuts when he • sought advice from Steven · Noeldner, a Newport Beach-based psychologist. The two have met three times a month for the past five or six months and Allanach has noticed a change in the way he approaches tournaments. •For awhile, I was focusing on how to make cuts, but that wasn't helping me play better," said Allanach, who will work his lut shift at Mesa Tuesday so he can play more golf. ·Then I said lo myself, 'l don't want to go out there and just make cuts. I want to go out there and win and learn how to go out there and win.' " Allanach has come close. He • ahot a 4-under-par 68 at Menifee Lakes Country aub to • fin1ab aecond, h1a best finish in . a Golden State tournament, , Aug. 30. He placed third and · tied for ftfth In two townamenta earlier. Allanach, who staned playing golf when he was 3, ahot a 3-under 171 to tie for third at the Southern California Jake Allanach, 22. from Newport Beach, practices his putting at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club. He's trying to perfect his game in preparation for a Nationwide Tour event next week in Oregon. Golf Association course in Murrieta Aug. 24, when his approach shots during both tournament rounds often found the green. ·1 onty missed four greens the entire tournaments and I don't hit a lot of greens," said Allanach, who competed in more than 100 junior tournaments in his native Oregon before moving to Newport Beach. "At Oak Valley lwhen he shot a 1-under 143 to tie for fifthl , I didn't hit the ball the greatest in the beginning, but I hit 12 of 14 fairways and birdied [holes! nlne, 10, 11 and eagled 13 to give me a Uttle boost of confidence [on the second dayl. I just had to tell myself there were a lot or holes left. AJJanach credits increased attention on his short game, especially the last six months, to better finishes. ·in the past, I would get out there and blast balls.· Allanach said. ·Now, I take my time and hit shots that I'm going to need on the course. You have to be a consistent putter." Sean Collins, a teaching pro at Costa Mesa. has known Allanach, who grew up in Oregon City, Ore., for four years and can vouch for his steady work ethic. Jake Allanach keeps his eyes on the ball as he chips his way out of a bunker at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club. Allanach, who has been playing for 19 years, is practicing for next week's Nationwide Tour event. "He has become a lot more consistent because he has practiced," said Collins, who has played with Allanach six times. MHe used to hit a ton or balls and not putt a lot. Now, be'a way above average as far as putting goes. He's starting to understand (improvement) doesn't come overnight." The money might not be PHOTOS BY OAl.Y PILOT STAFF Jake Allanach of Newport Beach spends several hours a week on his goff game. Allanach, a gaffer since age three, opted to drop out of school and turn pro, which he did last year. The 22-year-Old competes on the Golden State Tour and will try to qualify next week for a Nationwide Tour event. flowing in, but Allanach, who played at OCC for two years (2001 and '03), prefers not to focus in the dolJar signs. ·rm not real concerned about the money. the whole point is competition." said Allanach, who lives with his parents In a duplex. Each tournament also offers Allanach a chance to get his name out to sponsor<;. ·eerore. no one knew who I was: Allanach said. ·11 helps when they know your name and see you at events. You try to be the best out there. but it is tough not havtng spon~ors l"m trying to build the resum(' up for a bigger mmHour ~ Allanach\ next step up the professio nal ranks would be to qualify for a Nationwide four event, some thing he has never done. Allanach Wlll attempt to qualify for next week"s Oregon Oassic at Shadow Hills Country Oub in Junction City, Ore., when he plays in a qualifier Monday in Creswell. Ore. But before he leaves Friday for Oregon, Allanach will first compete in a Golden State event that begms today at the Westin Mission Hills Resort in Rancho Mirage. Allanach hopei. to earn either his Nationwide or PGA tour card in two years. If not. he hopes to work in the golf business and would go back to school to finish the final few classes for an associate's degree. ·~ l PILOT PRACTICE TEE Mesa's Booth utilizes loft of club on flop shot GOLFER OF THE WEEK: KAREN GIBSON Software engineer has touch around greens .. .. f SP OATS BRIEFLY Sailors start with shutout Newport Harbor High'• Oeld hockey team gave DtJW coach Piper Archibald a nice welClOme present with a 3-0 non1eque victory over host Glendora ln the season open.er for both teams Tuesday. Seniors Reese Simmons, Whit· ney Broman and Julia Bemay each scored a goal to power the Sailon, who put 12 shots on the Glendora net. fl I i:lOn ~ WMI,. .. coadaa kal'e au ,,,.., hliw in .. fN¥t year. Wt lon qlµlljty coaclaa." Senior goalkeeper Ciara Law- rence made three saves for New· port, which claimed the first Tournament of Ownpions title in program history last fall. while Rachel Foster added an assist KENTTREnOW /DAILY "°T Costa Mesa's Kyle Thorsness, right, breaks toward the goal as EstancJa•s Chad Kunert~ chase in Golden West League action last year. Thorsness, a junior, is among the ,....,. top returners. Senior Jenny Taylor led the midfield, said Archibald, who took over for Sharon Wolfe, who coached the Tars for the past eight years before resigning after last season. Toreros hold off 'Eaters • SOCCER: UC Irvine's men's soccer team lost to the Univer- sity of San Diego Toreros, 2 -1, at the UC Irvine College Classic on Monday at Anteater Stadium. The Toreros went ahead, 2-0, early In the match, then sopho- more Brad Evans converted a free kick from 25 yards out to pull the Anteaters (0-2) within a goal. But the Toreros (2·0) held on for the victory. UC! goalkeeper Ryan Mathy had four saves on the day. The Anteaters will go on the road to Evanston, lll., to take part in the Lakeside aassic hosted by Northwestern Uni· versity. UCI will face DePaul on Friday and Wis.-Green Bay Sun- day. Hutton sparks Lions •SOCCER: The Vanguard University women's soccer .MESA Continued from "8 last winter, inherits a poten- tially-potent squad that includes senior drivers Luke Yellln and Evan Spencer. along with junior two-meter man Kyle Thorsness, the Mustangs' leading scorer a year ago. Thorsness earn~ first· team all-league honors as a sophomore. helping Mesa finish 15-8. Seniors Adam Douglas and Anthony Adamowicz. also a first-team all-league selection last season, anchor a defense in front of retwning senior goal- keeper Matt Jaroslawski Jaroslawski stands 6-foot-5 and Postiff said he bas come back prepared for this season. "He realized he has the size and skills to play the positiop and he came to play this year,• PostiJJ said. Drivers Sergio Hernandez (senior) and Ouis Medina Oun· lor) also give Mesa options on offense while sophomore John Roche adds another dimension at two meters. PostiJJ said the strengths of this year's team lie at two meters and in goal, a contrast to prior seasons. j ! I I • ~ ~ , 1 " " t ~ I '" team exploded out of a two- game scoreless streak to defeat NCAA Division 11 Northwest Nazarene. 3-1. on Monday as Heather Hutton's two goals fu. eled the host Lions (2-1-1 ). Hutton took a pass from freshman Emelia Miller and broke through the Crusader de- fense to break the scoreless spell. Hutton beat the Crusader goalie one on one just three minutes after the clock started, and delivered a low shot to the left comer. "I don't think those areas had been strengths in the past, but these kids have all played to- gether for four years with the ex- ception of a couple and they can finally perform now," Postiff MARK C. DUSTIN /DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa's Sergio Hernandez, one of six returning seniors this year for the Mustangs, fires a shot in Golden West League action. I .) " ~ ' lWll< C. DUS™ /DM.Y PLOT " Less than eight minutes later, Hutton gained control of a loose ball and powered a shot from the box into that same comer for her third goal of the season. The Lions held a 2-0 lead at halftime. VU's Jennifer Natoniewski scored the third goal for the hosts. said. ln practice, the underclass- men will take tips from the older players, making Postift"s job a bit easier. Spencer, Jaroslawski and Ada- mowicz are all four-year varsity players. "The freshman and sopho- mores see how hard these kids work and buy Into it right away," Postiff said. "I don't have to seU It to them. They inherited the work ethic Bob instilled ... PostJff said he keeps in touch with Shupp through e-mail. "We bounce ideas off each other," Postiff said. "It's nice to have someone you can go to." This year's league title will likely go through Saddleback, once again. Postilf said. MIThe Roadrunners) beat us las! year and again thls sum- mer," PostiJJ said. "It depends on which of my kids come to play. "They have been working to- gether. We don't have one go-to person. We feed off each other." THE MUSTANGS Anthony Adamowicz Sr. Adam Doug111 Sr: Sergio Hernandez Sr. Matt Jaroslswstd Sr. Chris Medina Jr. John Radle So. Evan Spencer Sr. Kyle Thortnesa Jr. Luke Yellln Sr. Coach: nm Postlff (first year) Linh Hoang, Costa Mesa's No. 2 singles player, makes a forehand ~ return during Tuesday's scrimmage against Bolsa Grande. The I' Mustangs e>pen the season Friday against Newport Harbor. TENNIS Lance aald the Mustanp have a good chance at .flnlahJng In 1he top three ln league, which would ! guarantee ·entry into the <JP ~. Continued from M Undsay Levan.as along with sophomores Unh Hoang. the top junior varsity lingles player last fall, Jasmine Mathieson and Alexandra Otatskaia. 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The Board'• pro· ctdurea for proullllta 1pplle1tlona m1y be found •t 12 CFR 208.6 1nd 12 CFA 262. l"ro· cldures for Pfocta1ln1 protnl1d t119lle1Uona 11111 be found et 12 CrR 262.25, If you nttd Information Moul how te llltlmlt yow com· ments Of to obt1ln • COllY of the reltvent proc1ctuco. eont1ct Ath~l1 W1lllem1, Viet l"rtlidtM Md Cofnl!MI· nlty Afftlu Officer. 1t (JU) 322·5910: to rlqUMt • con of tfl •1t1>llcetlon. cont.ct l'ttrldl Wlfcler et (IU) m ....,. ni. ,..,., lt ... ve .. c......_ ,_~ ... ..., , ..... "' • "'* 11111tt1111 ., ,., ... , ~·~--·· ~---.. ---~ -::...--.: .... .. ... Tht F lctotioua Business name referred to above was filed on Orana• County on 6·28-04, FILE HO. 20046991404 Jeffrey Paul Geraci. 500 Poppy Ave., Corona Del Mar. Callforn1a 92625 This business is con· ducted by: an lndMdual Jeffrey I'. Garacl Thia IUtement WH flied with ttie County Clerk of Or1n1• County on 08/10/04 20046ffH60 Dall(. Pilot Aua. 18, 25, Sep . l, 8,2004 W527 .......... ... s...... Tht followlna persona are doina business n : a) Milan N1ils, b) Miian N1lls & Sc>•. c) Milin Hair I Nails, d) Milan's, 2131 Chan· dler Dr.. Tustin Ranch, CA92872 Kim Nauyen, 719 P1· clflc Co11t Hlctiway IC. lhdondo Beach, CA 90277 This buslnu.a Is COii· ducted by: lfl lndMdutl Hive 10ll atlrttd cfolnc buslne11 yet? Kim Nauyen Thia autemtftt WH f n.4 witll the County Clerk of Or 1n.. Co&lllty on07/19/'04 ~'""" 0111(. Pilot AliS· 11. 25, Sep • 1, I, 200t W521 .......... ........ This statement WIS on 08/23/04 20046tt7to2 Sept. l, a. 2004 W52A "'s the solution filed with the County 2004H•7t71 Dilly Piiot Sei>t. l, 8, ll Clerk of Or1n11 County Dilly Pilot A111-25, Sept. 15. 22, 2004 W541 ..... ..... ~i~,.. r. 8· 15' 2004 W5~ .......... ......... you're searching Dally Piiot Aus. 18, 25, flcfll...... -~ Tiit followln1 peraons Sept. l. 8. 2004 wszs ._t.a...o..-...1 .,. doint bUllnna .. : for w1it~r -Th• to11owtnc peraons l'tlotosrlllhY 1>y Tiffiny, ·w11turc ~..... The lollowin1 persons are doln1 bualneu 11: 4120 N. "1th Ctclfi9 ....... :Z' F~~~~~:u:!~~.b~t ~a,n::,?ou::r.~1"2C:1: s\itr.:~ae~==Y· you're seeking a The fotlowina persona ution, 1635 E St. Newport Blvd.. Costa 4120 N. Sal1U Cacilia are dolna business u; Gwtrudl 1"1., Senta An•. Mesi, CA 92627 St., Or•nae. CA. 92115 homeraparbnen• Trunkmonkeyu11, 23112 C1llfornil 92705 Hiney labell. 2612 This bullnua II COii• '1 Ale1lde. Suite E. Laauna Th1nh H. Nauyen. 'Redl1nda Dr.. Costa ducted by: en lndMclutl Hilb, C1hfornl1 92653 104.49 Wuwina <:Ir., Meal. CA 92627 Have JOU at.lrted dollla pet Of' new Good lnp1ditnts, Inc.. Fovntain Valley, C1ll· Thia bualnt11 la con· but!Mu Y9t7 No 23112 Alc1ldt Suite E, form• 92708 dueled b,: 1n lndMdu1I Tiffiny Sh1u1t111 ... y L1aun1 Hiiia. Callfoml1 This buslneas Is con· H111e you at.ttd dolna Thia st1te1Mnt w1a occupation'. 92653 ducted by: •n 1nd1vidu1l bualnes• Y9t? No flied with the County Par 5 Asaet Ma~· H111e you stifled doinl N1ncy Isbell Cleft of Or1n11 County .. _____ .. m111t, 1331 Archie Briga business yet? No Thi• al1tement wa on OIV09/04 1to1d, Bend, Or11on Th1nh H. Nauyen flltd with Ille County 20046ttt1H 9no1 Thia 1t1tement was Cl«ll of Or•np Countr Diiiy PMot Sept. l. I. This busineu Is con· hied with tht Coyotx on OMM1Qt 15, 22. _. W540 duct.cs by: • a•n•v ~;;;:;::.=:.=::J.:::::;:iiiiiiiiiiii .. ~~~~-~~~iiiiiiliiiiiliii partnership • Have you started dotna business yet7 No Good lnartdltnta, Inc .. John Klfam. CEO This etaltment wt1 flied wttll the County Clerk of OJan .. County on0l/Z3/04 20CM6ff .. 24 Deily l'Mot Aue. ~. s.t. l, 1.15, 2004 W531 ,... .... ...... The followtftl persona Ill dolfl& bui1Ma ••: QOPATT~HINE .COM, HO Knowttl ''•ct, Cotti Meu, Clllfomili 1211%1 01Vld ~ ICtlcO· '""· ., " .... ,...., Cetl• ...... ~ t2Q1 ™'~ ...... M*I ~: • WMltw.,.._. Hllve ... ~ .... ~'9tfNa D•Krlc.rlM TMI ... t-...t .. .......... c.ilMf CW.efOr .... ~ ~.;_ ~-... I STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? I . WllftCTllM •n""M con 11wt11 s111 .... CWllllCORllWfta S11,7M .... lllC-.a& con 111W.An. ... , ...... =NMKW••l I 1 71 as ass H\lf n"l)conawn. ... .... llftrCWl'f a ._.,Cllif BM&n. t11 ... .-. auee.- BJ Fu •e•_. _,_..,.._ By Mall/In Penoo: l30W.911 S... COiia ..._CA 92627 A1Newport JM. • .., Sc. .......... ...... ,. ..... ,..._, Roan: tllBilUEFifT :::' 1311 --OHCIWit All rNI at•ta •dvertls· 1111 In tfris ~ la •Ject lo the Feder•I Fw Hous1n1 Ac:t ot 1961 •• •mended which m•kn ll 111•1•1 to ectverbM "any ptd•· ence, llmlt•tlon or discrlmln•tlon b8sed on r8", co6of, refiaion, sea, handicap. tamlll.I 1 t.tva or n.tlon81 orlain. or &11 lnt.ntlon to ..... any auch pufefence, limit.· Uon or dlscrlmln•tlon. • Thia MWSC>8C* will not knowincly KCept 811Y •dvert!Mment for rul ntete which Is In viot8tlon of the l•w. 0Uf' ruders •re hereby Informed ~t •• dw .. • inp edvertiwcl In WI newsc>..,er •• •v•il8t* on en equ•I 041C>Ortunlty bu is To compt.ln of dis· crimtr1•bon. cllll HOO~ frM et l ·800-424-8590. .... 1413 WANTED ANTIQUES .=ss.rc==. ·-·-.-.-......... ~~ .. CMHMID .. ................. tnauYUTATD ............. ......., ...... .. ...,.. -CONSIGN fl.1 ftJTS ....... w. S•t 1·2 lots of ar••t atutfl 1840 lMWWd l•ne nr S.ntlqo/lrvlne ssoe UWAa9 ""' M•lt ut, 11 onn1• 1trlped t8bby. (tommy) no collar, vicinity l"rOlllOlltory '°"" "" corn« of Cont Hwy a .IMllW•. 714-m-4b TeleplmlS~~ ....,.Friday w.a,.11 tJOm.S~ ~ fb a : am Fe a: NEWPORT CONSIGNMENT GALLERY NmQUB l c:aJ..B:YaS •UPSCALE RA11URE PwaaNrr • Rmil Prim Ralaal • We Make Houle Calll •CASH 8UY OUTS • Olic 'iect or Entin: Uair • c.on.ipmmu F.aapcal Duly • Eaote Sala · Lcpl AppniDls • Booded & Licawd • IK SQ FT FREEWAY FRONTAGE SHOWROOM • In Com Mesa; f.nd of~~ Fwy lCU.FAEE 888-434-0722 M .. 8-10 116-•14-0?U 194 I NEWP'ORT BL. COSTA MESA C-tC... ..... Old Coins! Gold, sllvet, llw*J, watches, Mt...- c:olectibla 9'9-642-9448 3110 ........ c... .... for AdopllOf'I SAT 12 4 00 PetSmert Cost. Mes. 17th & Super-lor, (Nut lo ~) 98-451 --.rzn -~,...., llHllmlllB ....... - fltll 4--IOOa DIUCTV ~ lnca.daa illlllllJon. 4 mo. .... Pf'Cl9•·-· w/Nfl Sund1y Ticket subtcripbon 0-~ dl8nn9isl Umlted time otflar. S&H, rntr ICtionl WY· l~lli0-«n9 (c.scAH) ...... °"at 111 I I 111111M flmtm • OMCI SUPP'LY •.-S. Centr1I Ore1011 Hl1tl o.s..t. Tlwlvlna COlll- mercl1l/ret1ll, 1tron1 IJOwth. E.stabllshed 1911, o-retlrlfll. Recn- •tlon ...... llO c:ommute. $190,000. S41-92J.0971 evenlnpor llnmq(!p netnro.net (c.J-SCAN) A COOl YUVll Jot>. Now hlrln1 (1 ... 24 ,. lltlofta) G uyl/G•t. to work end tr rte! entire USA. '•Id tr1lnl111 , treftlt*tttloft. lo40w furnlalled. Call tojey~ Start to4•r. 1-11)1). 7UI: -Cll-ICM BlllOIP11•n11l •• ~ on dwlMI. IOOd s1u llvin1 room & ~oom SlZOOlmo ~ c.11 A&t. Jlck tor dlbti 949--rtJ.«J:I1 llewe msa. ......... . ....... . ••••4el. 450 C1m· brtdl• Cll' 38r 2 tun b•ttl f11'11 rm. new roof cul·de·uc IOCltlon &rHI fem nei1hborhood $1.050.000 By owner for 1ppt c.11 949 650-1351. GnJI SAT 1-S 25112.__,..H Tucked IWly. lntlrNltt bch comm, buu llPIJM 3br 2.5b1, custom home St.It fin throvafloul Spic mstr suite maanrfl· cent oce1n views! $845,000-$860,000 Jo. & E lien Rocu ( J )949-533--9587 (E) 949-633·9587 ...,.. ..... OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 LI lind8 Court 4Clr 3b8 home 3 c pr. 2 tp. It mstr suite w/fp, pool, $pl, K , Cul·de·SK Sl,200,000 Apnt 714-396-2233 ll4• ....... v ••••• ..... 18' .. 4 br de sl1ner home Only $2,995,000 C.11 P1tridl T-• Nationwide USA 9'9-1156-9705 ,..,. .. S-4&0c- Y\ew condo/duple a. Uva In -· rent the ottler Under $1.650,000 Act 800-291 ·3586 1. 200 I 11,1%( I I L to Ml your home with Joe •t Everareen C•H 949-650-7 3711 ..... s-..a-w.. $5St,OOO..$H5,000 215 M81n StIMt Uw-4werliinth1s f1bulou-s new develoc> mem, minutes from Souttl Cont Pina. Sit· fin .. Meurer P18tlnum Properties 9fi.71S.3156 Run your ad In the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Dally Piiot and the Huhti~ Beac~ Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this ~ .... n ....... with )QI' etedlt ~119 Mtma I or inllt With 8 ~-.-. 8Wllld If --nat ----Deadlines---- Aidly ""''"_. .... l'lmndl)' $:OOpm ~ ............... Friday 3!00pm Smday •.... _, ...••. .Friday 5~ TODAY'S CRQSSWORQ PUZZLE __________ , D YD. .. I llY CAii I 'ihi I I I I I I .. • MOllETALK 'ii. Neither vul~lt. North deals. WF.ST NORTH •4J • AKJJ o K 108 .. 7652 EAST • ~J91 t> t5 0 7 •KJ43 • AKJ0876 v 107 4J ,94 •Q W.'• Jump ao !twee Jl*iel wa pree;mptivo and North'•~ ahowed • mlrumwn opeoina bid. Wbeo ENt rai9ed to Cow 91*b, South compel· ed witb fi~ ch1bs~ West doubled. M unusual action from ooe who hid ~vtoully pniemped. Nor1h decided II hid IO be lftlde with I INtllp ICll:k m:1. m Soorh miJbt be expecdna a bcarr club IUit. NCrtb comc:ud to 1....W. Wta 4bt 2N fhc diamond$. which bcclDlf the llouM, Clint yd, 2 C pr, final contract. vacent. 310 Romona Pl Sitting South wu Noiwcgian 5'11' $2395 Act 949-lllHOOO SOUl'H •! t> 86 o A065 32 •.Ut98 Boye Brogcland. East ovcnook !he E Side _,. 1oc SA CC w, queen of spade$_ aod found lbe bear _. 3111 i.. c:Nt .,., deleose of sbil\ina to the qucien of 2 _,, .. .,., no .,,...... clubs. Brogeland won with the a. IZJa> o.1111 7J.4 lllt6'40 cashed the ace and king of dwncnk to draw lhe outstandinj tNmpS. then ruffed dummy's n:rrwnina spede in band. When a ~ to lbe jack won. the contract was all but ccnain. South ca.shed the ace and Icing of healU, dis· catdl11g 1 club, and contlnucd wilh the deuce of hearts. East J)C'Oduccd lhe ien. and dcclam-.iuJJccf a club from hand. Down 10 nothina but spades. East WIS forced to mum lhat Rill Declarer discarded his remaining club while ruffing in dummy, and scored the rest of the tricks with Thcbiddm1. NORTH EAST •• •• ,_ ,. 50 .... Opening lead· Queen of• LAH( llANI NIW Selbf i41Ce Ute. atudlo In ptad community, closa to beac:ll, W/O t c l)klnc unct.around, pool, spa, tennis. pm act $1100 949-673-7800 Is 11 worth doublmg an ~g ~ for an extra SO poinis? Ptd\apl. 1f it does no damage. But here it allowed North-South to ci.cape into a contraet thal could not be defeated, thanks to a lucky lie of the cards and some supctb declarer play on thi~ deal from the Vandcrb1h Team Championship. uumps. Amazingly. declarer lmt no lrvlnl club uick. JUSI a tnck in each major. ------- .._,, ~-ntail 10 --"'""~@ooLcom. Wnt r..ti Mwly remod .JCTJU ~.,..,..~ 2bf 2!>a condo opt 3rd FE.SIOENTIAl RENT~ ORANGE 7400 COUNTY BalllOI Plnirmll JIM' 2lie t /2 bU. to best bell. Nicely furn. tp, wd, 2 c + pllina $2175 Winter lie bkr 949·650--0943 Balboa lallnd Winter ,....., 4br 3ba ConJnl dfl Mir hOuu end of Sec>I to End Clou t• beochl Ocean ol June $3200/mo no/. side 2br 2ba Ip, I" + Smk/pets. see pte's '&et carport wd, 1111. Av11I into @ balboallouje tom Oct l S2000 949 723· or uM949· 729-4844 0608 ~II 714 345-4367 SeMca Dlmtory Accounting "'NOTI 0 R AD RS. California l1w rt qutres that con tr K tors takma 1obs lhll total $500 or more (labor or materials) be lteensed by the Contractors Stile license Board. Stale law also requ11es that contractor\ include their hcen!.e number on all advtthstna You can check the status of you1 licensed contractor 1t WWW cslb Cl iO• or 800 321 CSLB Unh ct nsed contr•ctors lak1na 1obs th1t lolal less than SSOO must slate In their 1dvert1sements that they a1e not licensed by the Contr1clors State licenu Board " Addlllona& Remodeling FMnlNG DfVILCWMfHT ~ l1rthinadeve1oe>ment com GBl5 ~ 9'196.tfi'BC?i Aato~ll - I • I ' 1, 714-596-4242 IALIOI 'C'I~ Competitive ltates Conv~~ on the Paninwll 407JhUt. .... Boollkeeplng leu lookkeepl"11 Svea For all your bookketf In& & payroll needs L•ll 14· 840.4744 Mon Fn 8a 6p carpentry A · Z HAHDYMAH Instill. reface c1blnets. ~~ motq. Doic 714.ess-0216 carp11 ftlPIJr'1ales ~CMl'n ~CAll'IT~ Repairs. Patchlna. Install Courteous. a§ stze jobs Wholesale! 94 ·492·0205 Computtr Servtca The C~er o.ctw A hrllltlr ll Oii ...,_ ~, ......... ~DM19&1'rJ...J.m SeUkourCar In<: 06•1fl•d I 0... te "-Iii Ocean side 2br 2b1 ~ar + carport wd. trl1. Avail Oct I S2250 949-723· 0608 Cell 714 345-4367 3br 2.Sbo i....e, open plan, 2 c pr, wd, pvt patio a1rden $2500/mo Avail Now 949-759·0400 Place your ad tocl•yl (949) 641-5678 COMPUTER HELP! •1111'1111•1ir'019--.. ,.. ....... • llCWlllc ·~ •WIDF'lgil~a- ·~Mlldllll ·Ob~ • Dgl9\bo, ~ "'* ·~~l'udmt .. UC ~ 10 y,. CompMr lap. 714-612-2786 Concnte' Maorly lndr lleck St-Tiie Concrete. Pabo, Orl'ttWay Fireplc, BBQ Ref's 25Yra Exp. T•ry 714-557-7594 ~ alCHAIU>IFUNCH CONSTIUCTION.COM SLH77SS7 7t4..U2-S2S4 aJCHMDlfUNCM CONSTRUCTION.COM SLH77SS7 7 t 4-142-5254 YOUlHOMI IMraOVIMINT rtOJICT? Call 1 plumber. painter. handyman, 0t any of the t,ut aarvlcts hated e 1n our service directory! THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOUTOOAYI Eledrtal8"*" SMALL JOI IXrlaT local, Quick Rttponse Hom., Yard I Dock Elect 2D ~ OlllClfl Ellctrtc !M&eo-704:2 br, 2 st0ty, wd, cerport, $1800 760-419-2.129 ElecMcll sentca 1.1.c. lledrlc low pric9s local contrlttor, no job too sma1. no job too 1111. IW• upon r..-. l.IClo.&CPal (7t4)142-t4t0 U<INHD COMTIACTOI Ho job too sm.,. ...... Repair, remodel, fans . !fl!. -ave !MM6-ll!l.56 y,. ........ 9ICIMIST Repairs. Sales, 0.Sl&n &r lnstallatlons. Jim Duncan l•275870 949-650·7042 LIMY ...... ~ R..,outlna I lnsta latlon T1l£ OEAN MH73-8065 714-846-81521S 11..-21xn DllTY lllOUT? Slolll ftoon Md eounln IOllllinl? ~~ ca~':t*:r., .. .:.. .. EMleCo lao. "'flND .:;::.. • yo•r unwa•t•d lt•••t•• easywayl Place a Cla111flecl acl toclayl 642-5671 I f ~ : I I I • It' f .... 1 f' "' lit .,,111H I l'H ~~-" vtrt busr~B R£ mamt co IMll. caaual, bulc f"botoSllop aand rtSUIM to 949·675·2127 SMAU. TO MEDIUM.IOU eoncr., Stvcm, ~= ~ 949.929.2136 ALAN THI HANDYMAN All work 1u1r1nteed """1tq. Elldncal. Ooora. FlNlh arp Ille. •*8185 ..... TO THI OUMrtll 714-968-1882 AVAILABLE TOOAYI 949-673-5586 Summar Clnnins Sot· clal Cleanlna I Haulinc Ollldl &r Clun t4' ... 2t-21M IMW H~ 'll02 Nevy blue, ar•Y Inter w/~ trim, prtm a sport.a pllp (fully loaded) auto. Harmon Kardon aound 1y1t1m, Xenon llud ll1ht1, sunroof, full 111anuf warr, or1ln owner. lmmac conditioll fZ1 ,400 ollo ... 91().(IB) IMW 74Sll 200J TIUlnlum &liver, 1>• 1tt1r. spo<t pac:k111. nav, voice actlvetion, 1 r CllrOmH, Malnt frM w1rr incl SM.995 Vlnf Rl1101 •"..twcen.c-'4t-HS..a600 ...... C.... '• HST MOVUtS F abrlcatlon & lnstalatlon, $55/Hr. Servill& AA Cities indudlnc choice of 20 lnSllftd T163844 COW.. unbtlltvlllll price ~9!17-1193 m-6»9871 of $U9!5af 9$9}g..!115(10 ..... -1!1111!1~!11111111 .... .._ CIMl'I PUBLIC NOTICE The Call! Public ......,. C.-.. 0..... 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