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Home My WebLink About2004-09-09 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot~ . .. - Serving the Newport-Mtsa community since 1907 nutlDAY, .,., emu 1. 2004 Costa Mesa council members narrowly approve a !Pove to begin negotiating with Jones & Mayer. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot need experts working for lll." Mayor Gary Monahan aald. QUESTION ....... c-.-. .... .... ..... own ......,..alloe7C.ll our • Reader's HodJne et (949) 842-eoee or tend e-mail to dllilypllotlllatim-..com. Pleue spell your name and tell u1 your hometown and phone numbers for veriflc:ation purpoMI only. Ing the in-house dty attorney's omce to make It more eftlcient •1 felt it wu a management and over- sight iuue that could have been rem- edied by implementing the independ- ent audJt'a recommendations, M Mansoor said In addJtion to Mansoor and Steel, al- most everyone from the public who spoke on the issue said the city's legal counsel should stay in-house. Scheer, who ended up retiring u part of a eettlement tha1 cost the city $750,000. In addition ro that Jawsui1, tbe d ty in the put year also was hJt with lawsuits from the American Civil Liberties Unibn over its band.ling of an application for a gay rights mark and from Rutter Devel- opment over the 1901 Newport Blvd. condominiums. OOSTA MESA -The Clty CoWM:il voted 1\.leeday to do away with ttl attar- ney's offtce, eaytng an outalde firm would Pe better equipped to handle in- creasingly difficult cues. while keeping costs down. "Instead of having three or four attor- neys that have a decent amount of knowledge but aren't experts in any par- ticular field.a so we need to get second opinions and ship out an aWful lot. we The council dliected ltatf members to enter into negotiatlom with Jones St Mayer, the firm that roee to the top of Cbe 10 a dty committee reviewed. If the negotiations are 1Ucc:essful, Senior AA· Iodate ~ Barlow will act as dty attorney, with the rest of the ftnn's 17 lawyen available to the dty u well. 1be council voted 3 to 2 to hire an outside law firm. with Councllmen Al- lan Mansoor and Outs Steel dissenting. The move ls necessary to deal with in· creued legal complexities cities are confronted with. Monahan said. Ma.Noor said the dedsJon to hire an outside firm waa rushed. He supported followtng the recommendation of an in- dependent report, for which the city paid $25,000, that suggested restructur· 1be independent review of the dty attorney's office was initiated by Mona- han last fall to get a better sense of the operations of the city attorney's office. At the time, Monahan !>aid the review was not related to litigation the city faced from former City Atty. Jerry Fonner Costa Mesa Mayor Sandra Genii said she was disconcerted that Monahan and Councilwoman Libby Cowan. the two council members on the review commi~ that ranked the Jaw firms, were named in Scheer's law· suit. See FIRM, Paee A4 BASKET-CASE CANINE DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I OAJL Y PILOT Kia, a short~egged Jack Russen terrier, gets a ride from owner Rene Bruce Gaston, of Newport Beach, on the Balboa Peninsula boardwalk. Chow down or simply sample at the 'Taste' The 16th annual food fest in Newport Beach will feature more than 35 of the area's best restaurants. 0Hpa Bharath Daily Pilot NEWPORJ' BEACH -P.d O'Neill re- membm eervtoa up his fuslon cui- sine at the 1Ute ol Newport almost alnce the fttel1t bep.n 15 yeen .. • The owner of Ho Swn 8iltto on the Balboa Pen1nlula, which eerWll Amil food with an An1eriam twtat. 1ay1 be beMeYe9 the innull nent ii a coming toseth« of Newport's finest. 1b1i yar, the 16th mm.I 'JUte of Newport. Which bep'9 Friday Ind •. continues through Sunday, will fea- ture more than 35 local restaurants. The three-day event will feature a va- riety of food -from American, Italian and Maican to Moroccan, ~k and Japanese A majority of the restawantl are from Newpon Beach, aa.ld C.ara Ste- phena, apobrwoman for the New- pon 8eKb Chamber of Commerce. Which bo8tl the ewllt •0ur main goal ii to r,romote local nlltallrantl,. me Wd. It'• a chance for \II to maw the quallty of eateries we have in this dty and an opportu- nity for people in and out of the area to get a taste of what we have to of· fer." nus year, six restaurants will par· tidpate for the first time. One of them ls nm Rosa on San Miguel Drive, which opened about four months ago. Co-owner Marco Calderon says although the Mexican restaurant ls pan of the Costa Mesa-bued 1llco Mesa chain, it's a different kind of eat- ery. .......,, ·n.co Rosa is mote innovative and upscale," he said ~re new and want to become better mown ln the community. and what better event to do that than the 1Mte ol Newportr THE BELL CURVE •• FYI •WHAT: 16th annual Taste of Newport. •WHEN: Friday, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Saturday from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. end Sundey from noon to 8 p.m . • WHERE: Faahlon Island. at Coast Highway and Newport Center Drive. •TICKETS: $17 in edval'lQ8 and $20 at the gate. Free for children younger then 8. •INFORMATION: (949) 729-4400 or visit http://www. ta.reofnewportccm Such events serve u effecttve mar- keting tools for restaurants, Calderon See TASTE. P11• M ·Laboring over memories of a sequin dr~ss Newport group sues over hot hotel plan Lawsuit fil ed by Stop Polluting Our Newport wouldn't ta ke effect u nless the Marina pa rk resort is OKd by November voters. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NEWPORl Bf-.ACH An enmonmt'n taJ group !>lied the cny and the comp.Lt~ developing the controversial Marinapark resort Wedne~ay. ciung a titan} of \1ola· lions with the project'!> envtronnwntal re port. Stop Polluung Our Newport. a nonprofi1 organiz.ation concerned about the env1 ronmentaJ resources and quality of hfe in the proiect area -the Balboa Peninsula -filed the la~uit in Orange County Su- perior Court against Newport Beach and Mannapark UL. Sutherland Talia Hosp1· tality. The City Council approved the em1ron mentaJ report m July. sending the '"""ue to voters in November Voter. \\.111 be asked to change the general plan d~1gnauon to allow a hotel on the property lhry will not be voting on the spt>e1tic detaih of the project itself The lawswt wouJd not prevent tht.' elec tion but would seek to rever<>e voter ap provaJ if it passes. Mand that 1s not -.ome- thing you do lightly. M said Allan Beek. secretary of Stop PoUuung Our Newport WWe're sulilg becau~ the lreportl 1s de tiberately misleading and concealing and may therefore lead the public to pa-., Mea sure L by nustake by deceiving them ... Beek said Mlt's deceptive m several ways. The most important t'i that 11 doe<. not consider the main altemauve -uc,mg the park for some attractive park purpose. such as a boating center. M Stephen Sutherland. who destgned the Marina.park project. said he was surpnsed upon hearing of the lawsuit. He said the report did look at a park on the site, just not with all the amenities park fans want • 10pponent1) will stop at nothing to stop this project or any development project," Sutherland said. •1t•s not that See GRCU», P11C9 M Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ..................... ........ .. . .. - I . -~ Tlusdly. ~embet 9, 2004 I I I ' l ) -- DAl.YPILOT Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce President Richard Luehrs is one of six candidates seeking the council seat vacated by Gary Adams. Empty council seat lutes six Allcla Robinson Daily Pilot Today is the last day candidates can apply to replace Newpon Beach City CounCJlman Guy .Adams. who resigned Sept 1 because of a job promotion that took him to Washington, D.C As of Wednesday afternoon, six people filed papers to seek Adams' seat, and the group consisted of a few newcomers. The list included Mk:h.eel Brown.Ing, dty Planning Commissioner Barry Eaton, airport activist Charle.I Grlflln, Gerald Heger. Newport Beach Olamber of Commerce President Richard Luehn and Ron Winship, who Jost a 2002 bid for the 4th district seat. The council plans to interview candidates for that 4th di.Strict seat at a special meeting Sept 21, and if someone is not appointed that night. the Issue will be continued at the regular meeting Sept 28. The appointment is the council's second in rwo years. In 2003, council members selected Stew RoMmky to fill a vacancy left by Guy Proctor. Ebbing number of endorsements open Endorsements in November races aren't flying as furiously as they did in the weeks before the primary election, but some candidates are still actively seeking official nods. For instance, Costa Mesa City Council candidate Katrina Foley last week gained the support of Newport Beach City Councilman Stew Bromberg. While council 1eats are nonpartisan, it's notable that Bromberg, a Republican, is endorsing registered Democrat Foley. But how much weight do the opinions of Newport Beach officials carry with voters in Costa Mesa? No one seems certain. MI don't know iflt'U make any difference," Bromberg said of his endorsement, which be said Foley sought. He gave it because he's been impressed by Foley's work ethic, intellect and ability to build consensus, which is vital for neighbor cities such as Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, Bromberg said. He doesn't usually do endorsements, and he's not seekjng any this time around because he's unopposed in his reelection bid, he said. •Local officials are generally reluctant to endorse other candidates for office in other cities,· Bromberg said. "If they lose, we may have to work with their opponent.· Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan, who is not up for reelection this year, said not everyone in Costa Mesa knows who Newport Beach's officials are, but candidates' endorsements show that someone thinks they're Daily A Pilot VOLM,N0.253 1"0MAI H. JOHNION .. Pubfflher TONYDOOIRO Edtllor LANAJOll•ON P'lromotiorw Director the best person for the job. "How much pull [Bromberg'• endorsement) bas in Costa Mesa I don't know, but It's still an honor to be endorsed by somebody of his stature,• ~ said. Monahan bM'.flQQualms about malcing endonementa. He~ holding a fundrailer tonight from 5:30 to 7:30 p .m."at bls Costa Mesa restaurant, Sko&h Monahan's. for MIU Sc:beafer, who is _aeeldng reelection to Costa Mesa City Council. Assembly candidate picks up endorsement Republican Owc:k Devore, a candidate for the 10th Assembly District seat that John Campbell is vacating, announced this week be has been endorsed by the California Small Bu.slnessAssn .. a grass-roots busineas advocacy group. Devore faces libertarian Mark Baldwln and Democrat Carl Martz for the 70th district seat in November. Congressman touts Festival of Olildren There's no telltng how aware of children Rep. Dua Rob..rUKIMw was before he had triplets, but he's certainly aware of them now. On Wednesday, Ro.hrabacher introduced a resoludon commending the FeltivaJ of Otlldren, an event n.u:ning every weekend thla month at South Coast Plaza In Costa Mesa. The event offen family activities as well as a chance for children'• charities to get exposure to the community and each other. Robrabacher was a keynote spt'alcer tr the 'e'Jent's kickoff la.st week. fn a wrtnen statement, he praised the event and its organizers for increasing the effectiveness of various cbar:ldea by bringing them.together. In the resolution, he also suggests that September be designated "Oilldren's Awareness Month." C.Ox promotes emergency preparedness camp~gn It seems all interest groups and agencies want their own designated month for something, and the Homeland Security folks are no exception. As chairman of the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee, Rep. auu Cox. who represents Newport Beach, will help launch National Preparedness Month today in Washington, D.C. The campaign ls designed to get Americans involved in preparing for emergencies and terrorist attack& More than SO national organizadons, including the Salvation Army and the Boy Scouts of America, are participating in preparedness month. and euh state'• governor bu promised to hold local event9("°"according to a written 1tatecpent about the campaflJ\. ] hme wbo took ... time to '; fllPO'MI to a cpmtlon I~~· -----dail't ....... lbe : ~-:Z,':miadi... l ~; IR not ...., illdil\.06; , IOIDe mtlnltlnl klMl lbcJUt boW tie • ~ Pllot'ehould ~the 12 candtdlrn ninai_i:tc for co.ta Me. aty CoUncll. but bec:iuM tb9J.MN lpUt ' about daWn the middle On whether we , lhould diYoCe OW'~ to aD the : candklata or just the one1 who eeem , : •.1egtdnwte • · : Now, I'm not uyiog dill ii by any . : . means a IClendflc: poll By a 8-5 munt. , and that'• me fordng IOID8 pay-area , . re1pOD1e1 Into a side. naden came out jult fawrlng our fOQ..tng on all tbe candidates - A quiet reminder. The QUltdon Wu , whether the Pilot lhould ~the • majority of iU campaign COYllDlp to ' the candkWet ~~~~~~ coaventlooal wtadom would reprdureal contenden. They -. happen to be.thole - wtduomeOtyHall '· experience: Planning Commilllooer Ede ....... Put.sand Recreadon CommWk>ner S.J. CAHN Mirna Bllldap. , former Mayor Unda : DbDa. Planning CommJelloner... ' a.tkh. Planning CommWk>oer .. ltmtna l\)le)' and incumbents lllb Sdl19'11 and am. 9fell. 1be others are IM Ahlf. llldmd 11 c.m.11. s..n an. MlcllMI <MN4 and Ttny sa.w. lbe.conftkdng lmpulael are to provide a fuller picture of the main candidates and their polldona versus glving all the cand1data (cloee to) equal time. There are compelling joumallstic u:gumenta on both lkles revolving around bow we can serve our readers best and most faldy. If we had the resourte1, an lodependent ~ll of likely voters mJgbt give UI enotJ8b bard •evidence• to start'' wtnnowtng down the cancffdet• and the declslon might be an eay one. '· ', But until we pull off IUCb a poll. you ' can expect to 1ee a fair amount on all .. the candidates, I predict. SP£AKftG Of PREDICTIONS '• I can't keep m)'ldf frOm to.ana this ~ idea out. My cunmt theory on judging who will win the prmldentia1 race rests on t.e:le'Vlsion. Really. '· I don't know If it wu all the promotional ads during the Olymptca. but the new 1V show •Joey" II on my ·· mind. And my thinking ii thia: If the "Friends" spin-off ii a sw:ce91. It means Pllllldeat Bulb wm ~n. If it Oops. Seo. John I8ny will be picking out pruidentlal china pattema. This idea is no more adenti4c than my reader po1I. but I think it rests somehow OD the idea of whether Amerk:ans are looking for a cootlouad.on of whit they know. 'If they aren't. Joey and Geoip WOl be pec:ttng '• it~ • As a separate gauge, bu anyone elae · noticed far~ rerty/Bdwarda '• bumper stickers thla year than Gore/Uebennan ones in 20001 •• GEi llNGTOKNOWUS :: Aa a reminder, today the editOrial :: board of the POOt tJealm lta intelvtews ,: with ranctt.ct.tea for our two dty :- coundla. PACh ptl 30 mliluta Look •l for our endooenwat edllol1lla bf-:~ don't quote me now-Che end of the " month. • l.J. CAM It the maneglng eclW. He~ be rMCNcl M( .. ) ~or~.-fMI••= -.J.o«wi.,.,..com. = ~4 . .. UCI court Popular tennla star AnnaJCoumlk.ova joins Apsal, Roddick in the Oct .. 11 charicy event at the college. a.vce Alderton 0"4Pilot .. 11ie u. ot reCogniiible tenOll playaa who will make their way to UC lnlne next month for a .. rUgbt of dm~tY-~ competttfOn p>tonename~~ Anna~ the 23-yeaa:- okl Rulllan blODd ratbt star mown just u much, if not more, for her &pP.earanCa 1n fashion and other enttrtaln.meot map- dnes than for her aocompllab- mentB on the c:owu, will joJn the fold of temUI stars that already lndudes eight-time Grand Slam champion Andre Agalli and tbia year'a Wtmbledoo runner-up All.- dy Roddick for the 12th annual Wodd Team 1m.nis All-star Smash H1ta evmt at 7 p.m. Oct. 11. at UO's Bren evetlta Center. Koumlkova. winner of 16 pro- fessional doubles ti~. includ- ing two Australian Open crowns .. nto BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Films sought for Newport festival ' The Newport Beach Film Fes- tival on Wednesday annoWlced Its call for entries. The 2005 festi- val will highlight more than 300 61ms from around the world, in-· eluding featwes, shorts, docu- mentaries and animation. Last year, the festival's selec- tion c.ommittee reviewed more than 1,500 film&. The films se- lected to ruJJ will then be up for jury and IUJ(iience awards,. Rrnlln8brs may download an entry form at hnp'Jlwww.New- portBeach.FUmFest.com and sub- mit it through http://www.with- outabox.com. They may al.so call (949) 253-2880 to have a form faxed or mailed The cosr to enter is $50 for short films (40 minutes and un- der) and $60 for features. Those entering before the Nov. 15 earty- submission deadline will receive $10 off the entry fee. Those sub- mitting through http:// www.withoutabox.com will re- ceive an additional $5 discount off the current entry fee. For more information. call (949) 291-1'[17. Public safety chiefs celebrate graduates Costa Mesa's two chiefs will make a safe appearance this evening at a meeting of gradu- ates of the city's community emergency response training classes.. Fire Chief Jim Ellis and Police Chief John Hensley. as well as Costa Mesa Emergency Services · Coordinator Gerald Verwolf, wtD give brief talks at the cele- bradon of the graduates' com- pleted traJ.ning. ~ pd\tAt~. wbo now will provide clty-aponsored family diaaster preparednea courses to their nelghbors, will perform a group d.l.laster-rapon.se exer- cise and show off pieces of their response gear. Registration for the prepared- ness courses can be made by calling (714) 549-5000 or (714) 546-4252. The courses will in- clude Neighborhood Watch in- formation, free disaster-prepar- edness response packets and free CPR certification. Tonight's event begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood Com- munity Center, 1845 Part Ave., Costa Mesa. Susan G. Komen race set for later this month The 13th annual Susan G. Ko- men Orange County Race for the Cure will be at 7:30 a.m. Sept. 26 at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. The event raises money to fight breast cancer and in· creases awareness of the dis- ease, which one in seven women will be diagnosed with. The Yard House restaurant is seeking walkers and runners to join its team, which has the goal of raising $20,000 for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Those interested musl register by Friday. For information. call Kristi Preston at the Yard House at (949) 727-0959 or e-mail kpres- ton@yardhouse.com. Home buyer assistance funds remain available Home buyer assistance funds remain available through the city of Costa Mesa's redevelop- ment agency. The assistance program of- fers down-payment assistance as a deferred second mortgage or up to $40,000 to hou8ebolds that earn less than 12~ of Orange County's median in- come. The buyer must provide at least a 39' down payment, have sufficient income and qualify for a first mortgage with a private lender. Those who have not bad ownership inter- est i.n real est.ate within the last three yean may be eligible. For information. call 1he housing hotline at (714) 754- 4892. Balboa arts theater hires new marketing head The Balboa Performing Arts Theater bas hired Ouistopher Trela as Its new director of mar· k.eting and development. Trela has nearly 20 years of experience as a journalist, pho- tographer and public relations consultant. ltela previously served for nearly three years as the director of public relations and publications for Orange County's Pacific Symphony. Tre- la also spent two years as the marketing and public rela1ions manager for Discovery Science Center in Santa Ana. Trela's duties with the Balboa Performing Arts Theater will in- clude developing corporate·, individual-and foundation-glv- ing prospects. putting together marketing and public relations plans and overseeing the devel- opment and production of all materials used to support the theater's public relations and marketing campaigns. . Guest &peeken Robert Pugac~, M.D. Me<lc8I Director. Pactftc Cout Urology Center ~roatate Disease ~.Update Advances In Bladder Control Bottled CRUZAN• RUM Scorpion Olk<Aif~l- or<:-Obra $ 99 U,llectabla 750111 MmioaAd 1.75 kr. ..... ~ lealc Fwtm FromVidnam Boak .... s-cli t ID '&ltinf Now Availabll &.Sc.um T~e Lcr1s C\cr HAPJ.¥ ToLtR A Fun, Warm, Thought-Provoking, Inspirational gatheri ng September 12th • 12:00pm As a gifted spiritual life coach, writer and speaker, Sujon Dotta's goal is to help people live the life of their dreams. Impassioned with his trademark •• humanistic style and humor, Sujon's speaking engagements hove lead to many life changing moments. Learn about: • The meaning of your happiness • The power of questions Sujon Datta, • Finding your true purpose great grand nephew of Paromohansa • Your personal tools of happiness Yogonanda • Yoga 's benefits to a joyful life REFRESHMENTS SERVED • $20 CASH DONATION Bikram Yoga of Costa Mesa 293'7 Bristol St. #200A • 7 14.429.7900 (located at the Comp) ME AND MEET ,. AN•ERICAN NNING LEGEllD Four time winner of the ston and New York Marathons and Olympian ~~Bill Rodgers Sablrday September 11111, 2004 3100 PM at the ew Balance Store <in the Corona del Mar Plaza> -. . , .1 PUBllC SAFETY POLICE F.ILES COSTA MESA • Mltol Stre« An .... uh waa reported In the 3900 blodc at 12:37 p.m. Tueadey. • Harbor Boua.wrct: Poaaet:alonofweapona was reported In the 2000 blodc at 3:14 a.m. Tuesday. • Newport 8outw.rd! A burglary was reported In the 1500 bk><* at 5:60 a.m. Tuesday. • None lwenue: Petty theft was reported In the 2400 blodc at 8:49 a.m. Tuesday. • Ogle StJHt and lrvtne Awnue: A traffic accident involving Injuries wu reported at 7:21 a.m. Tuesday. • South Coast Drive: Grand theft waa reported in the 900 blodt at 1 :01 p.m. Tuesday. • West 11th StrMI: Grand theft from a vehicle waa reported in the 900 blodc at 10:32 a.m . Tuesday. • West 19th StrMt: GROUP Continued from Al they're anli-my project, they're anti-everything. They'll go to any means -characteT assassina- tion, constant lawsuits -more than Carter ha:. pills.· ·me Marinapark project in- cludes a proposed 110-room luxury hotel where a mobile home park is currentJy located. It also includes a slew of amenities for the surroundmg area. The opposition, wtuch includes a group called Protect our Parks, says a park belongs on the prop- erty. City Councilman Don Webb, CURVE Continued from A 1 points in our life together when she had worn this dress. She even got a picture, taken on a cruise, tn which I was clearly acutely uncomfortable in a tuxedo, and she was smashing in the dress. She left the picture on • my desk and went upstairs, and by the time I got all th.is squared away, my Frosted Flakes were soggy. and we were well into the holiday. I bring this up because ir started me remembering how the meaning and celebration of l.abor Day have cllanged in the various stages of my life. In my youth, the arrival of Labor Day meam the new school year was imminent, which usually p lea-.ed me. Because there was no such thing as a SLIITlmer job in the Depression years, I learned, along with my friends, how to do nothing cTeativety, a skill I can snll surface rather quickly. By September, boredom had begun 10 erode aeadvity, and I was ready to return to school. In the college years, when there was swnmer work. I wa.s eager to give up puddling concrete on construction jobs for the cushy campus life. When I was helping to raise a fartlily of my own. Labor Day meant the relief of turning three kids back to the public school system and knowing I wouldn't hear "Are ~ there yet?" from ForgefyM9 ~In the IOO..,. at 12:47 p.m. Tueed8y. NEWPORT BEACH ....... ~v.ncs.n.m WU NpOfted In the 100 bk>c* at 8:13 a.m. l'Ueldly. • Covpoletl Plaza: A commerclal burglary waa reported In tM 100 blodc at 9:34 a.m. Tuesdey. • Irvine,.,.... and Wwtd9 0..: A hit-.nckun WU reported at 1:04p.m. Tueeday. • Newpoft Centllt Drive • &et Annoying phone calla were reported In the 600bk>c*at11:01 a.m. Tuesday. • Padftc View Drive: A commercial burglary waa reported In the 3300 blodt et 9:36 a.m. Tuesday. • P9rk Awnue and Grand Canel: Vandalism waa reported at 7:49 a.m. Tuesday. • 15th S1r'Mt and WMt Bay Avenue: Grand theft waa reported at 7:39 a.m . Tuesday. who voted against certifying the report and co-wro1e the ballot argument against Measure I.., said he was disappointed by the legal maneuvering. "I believe that the city really worked hard at trying to meet the environment.al require- ments,· Webb said. "I, of cowse, voted against it because I feel there were some other things that could have been covered. but I still feel it needs to go to a vote of the people and hate to see lawsuits trying to get around that process.. • DEIU>RE NEWMAN covers government She may be reamed at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmsn@latimff.oom. My youngest daughter, Debby, came visiting from Colorado. She always bursts on us like a breath of fresh a.it', and I still maTVel -after all these years - that we can talk to each other for long spells over a civiliz.ed drink or two like consenting adults.. She comes aJone. a single mother whose two sons are in faraway places -one worldng, the other a junior in college on a transfer program in Brazil My oldest daughter, Patt. who lives nearby and happily shares my baseball and gambling vices, introduced us to a new member of our family over the holidays, a lady dog named Bing who is a fusion of lab and pointer. She is medium-laJ&e, coal black. and full of the adrenaline of youth. We have been debating adopting a new dog ever since the departure of our dachshund, Coco, so Sherry suggested that we grandparent Lady Bing, instead, and see how it goes. So far, it has gone well. She bas visited twice -once for a whole afternoon -and walks much better lhan Coco, who refused to walk at all. Both of my daughters relate enthusiasdcally to my stepson, Erik. and he al9o came to visit It is pleasant and mentally energizing to listen to their talk. often too fast for me to sort out or about people and places foreign to me. Usten.ing to them ls rather like going to a Shakespeare play and losing track of the action but drawing pleasure from the rhythm and music of the word& Our neighborhood fittingly obeerved Labor Day by laboring. 1Wo major projects are underway aaoss the stn!et a tear-down that wtD raise our swround.tnga another notch when the new home la buUt, and a do-<Mr by the owners' extended family who pound in OD the ftrst day of the weekend the back seat of our sta!ion wagon for another nine months. Later, when I was teaching at UC Irvine, it meant the andcipatlon of meeting a new group of students and wondering if there might be an lnctpfent Hemingway among them - while admitting to myself that J would probe.bty once again repeat Che folly of trying to create a ~le c::lau or Hemingwliya. When I no longer greeted the fall quarter with that anddpadon. it wu time to redre. TIWu&b aD thole ya.rt-riabl up to cbuequfned dn.w- LlbW Day alw.y. "8n1fted two atdail:-tbe~ oldie bJCbl1t and~ In utonilblna numben and haw been CUriolUllly knoctlng down waDs and cUalna out walkways In a ldnd"'ot Comroued frenzy that Jemlodli me ol Amllb •famltee C:Ollii& .... ha bml·~Aadll&hk~ ..... .._.., . ..,., bnibe' IF DPl .... 111 en~ .. , ...... _ =~'~'== ...... •-llllllld. ,....,. •an.,-.•• ...,_ cr1..-. ~===.,=- oppHilllll• II bll ehe Miid 11111 j\llllD"*'a. lo .... hllh bowl ot PtOllild .......... 1111 ....... ........... ,., =1 .......... .... .., , r1=z.• ............... ., 't ............... . ............... _ ....... , .. ..., .... _ .. •OHM 1HARA1M la the enterpriee and general eaaignment reporter. She may be reached M (949) 574-4226 or by Hnall M dHpa.bhan1th tJl.ri,,,..com. GEmNG INVOLVED • GETT1NQ INVOUIED runs pertodk:arty In the Deity Piiot on a rotating bait. For lnformltion about eddfng your orget lizadon to this Rat. call (948) 67'""'298. COSTA IESA POUCE ~ .. MAAK C. DUS™ I DAILY Pl.OT Five Crowns line cook Ryan Wilson pipes creamed horseradish into smal paper cups in preparation for the opening night of last year's annual Taste of Newport festival held at Fashion Island. FISH-M081.E ~ Call (949) 642-8080 to help Friends In SeMce to Humanity with the Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emervencv asalstance to thote In need. Both alway9 Mek volunteer aalatance in • variety of areas. Information: (949) 646-8060. FRIENDS Of 1HE BAU.ET MONTMARTRE The Friends need volunteera who want to help talented local dancers perlorm in pt'Ofe9aional theetwa. For 30 yeara, the organization ha pnMded the community with quality Rualan bellet training, helping youth develop strong diaclpllne akilla, bulld high aelf-esteem and achieve dreams of being a profealonal dancer. Information: (714) 241-7424. socialization and cultural experiencea to the Jewish residents and others 8t Fairview Developmental Center In Costa Mesa. Volumeera edopt a facility to provide programming of Jewish content to the reaidents on a monthly baaia. They must take a T8 tMt end undergo a fingerprinting badtground dledt. Volunteers are alao needed to provide comfort and support to the Jewish terminally ill and their families. The group aponaora an ongoing Jewish healing support group for people with duonic Illness at 7 p.m . Thur.ctaya at the Jewtah Family Service, 260 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Meu. Free. Preregistration required. Information: (714) 446-4950. JUNOR WGUE Of ORANGE COUNTY Seniors 66 end older are lnvtted to help atatfthe w..taide aubttation. Volunteers are ulted to wort two, foul'-hour, deytJme ahifta per week. They would be responaJble for answering phones, bicycle regiatnltion, fingerprinting. data entry and aulatlng with other citywide profecb. Seniors who can speak Spenlah and English are eiao needed. Call for an application. Fred Gaec:tier, (714) 7~. • FRENDS Of THE COSTA MESA LlltARIES The organization of women. committed to promoting votunteerism, developing the potential of women and Improving communities through the wortt and leadership of trained volunteers, la aeeklng new membera. Information: (949) 261-0823. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior MIVlces faclllty at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue aMb volunteera who can gf'Mt members and the pubHc M the front deaJ( and volunteen for the Resource Department with Exoef computer experience and sharp telephone aldlls. The Senior Meal• program alao needs people to detlver meals to hc>mes. lnfonnation: (949) 846-2356. C~ IESA SENIOR CORP. The nonprofit organiz.tlon at the Co.ta Meu Senior Center la looking for new board members. The fundralaJng and policymaking board needs volunteers who will partjcipete In monthly meetings, occaaionaf committee meetings and~ projeca Candidat• should have connections In Coate MMI and surrounding communlttea and an Interest In leMng the community by hefplng tenlors. lnfonnatlon: (949) 846-2368, Ext. 16. COURT-APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES Volunteers are needed to MtW • advocetea for abuNd, neglected and abandoned c:f'tfldren. Volunteer. wortt one on one with a c:f'tlld for three houra a week. lnfonnltion: (714) 619-6166. DISPUTE R£SOW110N IEMCEI Volunteer medietora, ceee epecialilt9 and oub'Mc:f't Miiitants .... needed to help In. VeMly of medlllion W. 8llngual languege ..... .,. neededfor~~lnd for medlatora. lnbmdon: (.., 2l5CMMll. EAllDllM..I E....,S..needl~for ongoing..., WOl'll. Pf08f••• -~1wtlt\dl11~1nd IPedlt..,.,,.., lnfa1m9tloo: (7.14) IMomt The Fnenda la a support group for the three llbrariea in Costa Meaa. Help with fundralaing events and hetp promote library programa and eervicm In our community. lnfonNdon: (714) 666-4396. FRIENDS Of THE NEWPORT BEACH t..mRARY The boobtore needs donation• for boot< aales. Good quality c:f'tildren'a and nonflc:tion boob are especially needed. They may be left at •nv of the branc:ti libraries -Balboa, Martnera or Corona def Mar -or In the apedal book dOMt next to the Friends Bo4* Store, 8t 1000 Avocado Ave. Votunteen are needed to staff the uaed book store, whlc:tt la Inside the entrance of the Central Ubrery. \klunteera muat be members of the Friends of the Library and are aalted to wort one thl'99-hour shift per rnonth. lnfonnetlon: (949) 769-9667. FRIENDS Of ORANGE COAST .. IERFAITH SHElJER The Friendl of the Orange Coast lntetfahh Shett.r meet the fl rat Thund8y of Nd't month to plan projec:la 9fld ~that benefit hom1l1• '1ml.,_ FOCIS le the lhettet'a Olttv fundreilfng arm. lnbmMlon: (9'9) 640-8828. .._ICOUTI Girt SocMM ot Ol'1lnge County nMda~whowtU be 1nlned • tlvos> IMdln, Hl'Vt on epeclM oomml-.. end give lectuNI, dlmonltlatlona or ct...... lnbmadon: (714) 979-790p. .U INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY VoluneMrl .. nMded to ot'9r tdladonel end enrid\ment ~forgiftaend boy.. '"'°""9don: ( .. ) 848-7181. HO•ICIPMRAAEDetm WUnllilr'I .. needed to help rrilb• \llu:•aln thel\lllie of ...... ""=19 end ... .... WIMlllcl ...... ....... noM\ieiclilil ..... .... pnwfcll ......... .... awy•eylv9. ,.....,. ............. , ... . .... ~ ......... . ocpt ta •lllliO._..llf .................. ................... ................ ...,..,.d .. ....... (1MI ... KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPICE SERVICES Volunteer• are needed to spend four houra per week vialting patients or doing errands for them or their caregivers in communities near volunteera' homes. Information: (562) 622-3805. LAGUNA GREENBEl1 INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Laguna Coast Wildemesa Pa rte staff and James Dilley Pre8efve staff end docenta with hiker registration and general pubflc orientation. Information: (949) 488-0287. LAGUNA SHANTI Laguna Shanti, en organization that worb with peraona with HIV or AIDS, la aeelcing caring volunteen to aalst with running the front oftlc:e, delivering meala, pnMdlng tnneportation •nd- provtdlng compUmentary theraplM IUCh .. mauage, ecupuncture and c:ttlropnic:tic care. Information! Uu Toghla, (949) 494-1'46. --n.e m.Ji .. (on ...... =.c:;..: .:-.:: Of bow IO'-F. ......... 0.. iald. •tr ......... from the .,... 'ol .-w ... ....,. die molt apeltwed (comcl mesNwll, but It doeia't lncrz • • 111)' coedktence .. 8adoW lldd lbe .... 1bdUed wtdl tbe·~eo ..wthe dty. Duda8 ~ Che firm wll conalder hb1a8 tome ol die~ cunent ........ Ber- law l8kl 1blt ... ~ Aeefstpnt Qty~ 1bm ~ who bat been the~ dty at- torney since January; Senkw Deputy Cily Atty. Mamone MDII· gan; Deputy aty Atty. Linda Nguyen: and puaJcplJMCtetary Marllyn Roblnlon. 1be poehions of dty attorney and lepl eecre- wy are vacult. Jones & ~provides clty at- torney services for three cities In Orange County -Westminster, La Habra and Pullerton. It aJao p~ett iep1 len'ice to the re- development agencies' of.'West- minster and La Habra and will be doing the Mme for Costa Mesa, Barlow u.ld. The firm. based in Fullerton. haa 15 full-time attorneys and two 'others who work wded schedules. They apedaU"' in re- development. labor negot:iadom and polic.e lidgatioo. Jones & Mayer will charge Costa Mesa a flat rate of$160 per hour for every attorney in the of- fice, no matter how much ex- perience they have. As a method of comparison, It was deter- mined that based on the a.anent in-house staff. Che dty attorney's office charges a flat rate of about sn per hour. The staff is paJd monthly salaries. But with an outside legal firm. the number of hours of legal services billed to the dty is ex- pected to decrease because at· tomeys will not be at many of the meetings now attended by in-house legal staff. Barlow said the meetings attended by her firm's lawyers will be decided by consulting with city manage- ment Fullerton City Man.ager Outs Meyer said his city ts happy with having used Jones & Mayer for the past 10 yea.rs, and it has saved the city money. "It gives you a Jot more Oex- ibility in terms of staff that can be brought to bear on assign· men ts," Meyer said. "You're not limited to your in-house sta11.• But Milligan. who used to wori.: for Jones & Mayer, said whUe she praises her former firm's capablldes. she belieYes using the company wUl d.iminlsh the quality of legal services and cost the city more money. •[HereJ, you can truly practice proactive law,· Milligan said. "You're right there; you can catch stUff at the bottom level; sta1f isn't concerned about ca.Ding you because It doesn't cost them money. You're much better able to catch problems before they become problems." The disculsion on how to han- dle the legal services didn't start until midnight Tuelday. and the final vote was taken around l a.m. -much too late for an is- sue of such gravity, resident Geoff West said. If oegodationa with Jones & Mayer don't work out. sta1f mem.ben will move on to the second-rated ftnn from the In- terview proceu, ~ Spra- dlin & Smart. Monahan II.Id. I NEWPORT BEACH FOIMING COMMISSION PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA Here ans eome ol tbO ..... the con:uulllton wUl conatd« ~ BALBOA THEATER m •WHAT: ~ PtennfnG Commfllfon m..tf ng . --= e::ao p.m. Thurld9y • WHBllL Chy Hall, 3300 N4wport BIVd. •INFORMATION: (NS) 844-3232 Hid,....,..,.. .... befc»jlf..., he OcUd ... ............. "you .. 01Stl5 Md no.,._., hew• a NM for yow· :JN. lna&nnce, all .... -• c::ur...c ...,.,. .... , of~ ... ....,,.,.. 1be commtaaton may consider• request for a peunlt for the Balboa Performing Alta Theater.~ bu been designated u a landmark buOd1ng. to tncrease Its betgbt up to a muimum of 55 feet. The theater II on Pat Balboa Boulevard. GENERAL PLAN UPDATE the etrectl of uatllc and flscal Uld enviromnental effects. polcy to ha(p )'OU ....... Its hidden~. INVOLVED Continued from A4 UN-A-flET c&mR , Volunteen who love to wort wffh cea end kittens are needed et the ~ CenW et PwtaMart In Cocte M .... lnfonnet.lon: (949) 451-3272. MENTOR PROGRAM , YMCA Community Services needt mentors to make • lasting effect on • young perton'1 life. Students 10 to 18 YNl"I old are ' metdied with mentol"I to Improve theJf achool performance end eetf-esteem while devefoping pothive peer end adult rel.ttonshlps. lnfonnation: (714) 54&-9622, Ext. 35. MOBILE MEALS Volunteer drivel"l ere needed to help deliver nutritious meal• to homebound, frail or elderly dlenu Incapable of lhopplng and cookjng for themaetvea. Information: (949) 646-8050. MOZMT ClASSfCAL ORCHESTRA Orange COunt'('s only nonprofit resldenrdiamber ordiestra needs volunteers for tktetlng, uahering, phones. malling and help with receptiona. Nominees are eleo being eought for the board of dlrectore. Information: (949) 830-2950. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for women with alcohol or other chemical dependencies aeelcs volunteer•. The cornmflllon wOl mieW' 8'8.J1e!al plan update la.od·use ~ 'Ibae~ have been WHAT TO EXPECT Dlscuulon on the ahernativa. n..• ...... ,QI H1MrA1111111 4 u,,., ...... Pim ...... ,. ...,..._.,CA_ lnformttlon: (949) ~or (948) 548-8754. NEWPORT BEACH 1/1 ADOPT A MARN IATTJUJON FUND The 111 Adopt A Marine Battalion Fund WU CtNf9d to accept donetiont l(ld to provide flnana.l aupport for ongoing program. end ewnts pfenMd to lhowepptedatJontothe1et BattaDon 11t Merl,_, beMd at Camp Pendleton. Information: (949) 844-3124. NEWPORT BAY NATURAUST The Upper Newport Bay Nature P\'eeerve It looking for volunteers to nlist with neturallet-led tours end ~ma. epeclal 8Wnta and hebibrt restoretion projects. The Interpretive center la at 2301 University Drive, Newport Beacti. Information: (949) 923-2296. NEWPORT BEACH . CONFERENCE AND VISITORS BUREAU The bureau 11 dedicated to the promotion of the city to potential viaitora. Information: (949) 719-6100. NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY LITERACY PROGRAM The program seeb volunteer• to tutor adultl who want to Improve their reeding and writing lkill1. Volunteers will be certified during training worbhop1 In the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beadi. Information: (949) 717-3874 or literacy@ c/ty.mtWpOrt-beach.~.us. NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD The Newport Beach Premiere Cinema Gulld, which supports the Newport 8eedl Rim Festival, 11 lootdng for new memben. lntetMted ~lhould want to help further an •l'tietlc end cuhural MftmQe In 1he community end ehould have a love of cinema end a detlre to relM IWareneM of the film fMtivat fnformatlon: (949) 253-2880. NEWPORT BEACH, GENERAL PLAN AIMSCfN COi•& 11 EE The Newport Bead\ City Council la seeking applic:atlons from ~or bulfnea owners to ftll vacancies on the General Plan Advtaory Committee. The committee meets from 7 to 9 p.m. on the MCOnd and fourth Mondays In the Newport Beach Police Department auditorium. 870 Santa Barbara. Information: (949) ~3005. NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC UBRMY FOUNDATION The library foundation needs extra htnda to perform clerical duties, 1uch as filing, organizing and etuffing envelopes, at the Central library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Information: (949) 717-3890. Rabbitt Insurance Aizency AUTO• HOMEOWNERS• HkTH Sulnuty d-lnutnlJ Smu 1957 ~~ ~ S,.\)J 949-631-77 40 4-41 Old Newport Bhd. • Newport Baldi (Neu H ital) NlWPORT BEACH THEATRE ~ The compeny nMdl volunteers to help with co.tume dnlgn, eewlng, make-up eppllca1ion, aet construction, tedlnbl help, publk:tty. stage menegement and bac:btage aupeNfslon. Information: UM9) 769-1046 or LKSafOIK>l.oom. NEWPORT HARBOR fWIT1CAL ~ The Newport Harbor Nautical Mueeum offers a number of voluntMr opportunftiM In the gift shop, u docents or receptloniau, with derk:el wort and wtth fundrelllng events. Information: (949)676-8916,Ext.107. NEWPORT-MESA YMCA The YMCA needs a variety of general volunteer help. Information: (949) 642·9990. NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL FOUNOAllON The foundation Is looking for volunteers to help with fundraising efforts, speaking opportunitl8$, public events and occasional of'flce work. Information: (949) 631-4143. (141) 724-1110 CA lneunince lcfr* t 0338514 ,_ .................. -.. Sof~lS. Sec tion als, Chairs l.\: l ' uston1 ()t tomans SAVE 500/o-70°/o I J ire cl /i·nn 1 . \la 11 u /~1cl u re r l'otl l·ry n ~1rn. l'rllll' l\: B~tlTl·I St yling'. l • l 1' ! o l I ' ' / l ' I • . , 1 i , '· I' l . I it ' ' ' , · \ 1 ·, ' · • ! . I '1 1· (949) 212-0127 rn.n .uCllclr, M.D. famlty Practtce 9491642-5390 t0n1 a.nan. o.o. Family Practice 7141668-2500 Jared WUllams, M.D Famfly Practice . 7141668-2500 Iman Bar, M.O. 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'!"'91111!'~~ M Tlusday, ~ 9, 2004 FORU EDITORIAL Getting past the first day of schoo~ P erhaps it's best if we all first face a sad truth: For a huge portion of our community, this is the worst week of the year. 'Jbat's right, school's started again. If you think back. you just might remember the feelings as sununer ended. There is sadness as the freedom to do anything or nothing slides from between your fingers. There is dread as that freedom is replaced by the looming regimen of class bells, cl.aMwork and, worst of all, homework. And growing up here, where the beach can be your playground -and if not the beach, then any number of parks, amusement parks, movie theaters, you name it - makes the pain of a disappearing summer all that much worse. So let's face the fact that many students aren't going to be jumping out of bed these first mornings. That's OK.. They'll come around. And when they do come around, it's up to us as parents, friends and teachers to remind them of the importance of education. It's up to us to build in them a love of learning that will last a lifetime. How can we do that? WeU, every student will be different. but it you can find a topic someone is interested in, start there. Show what else can be found in its history, its practices. Its rules or its details. c.an you squeeze in a little math or business training? Demonstrate what it takes to become an ~rt on a subject. and you'll have gone great lengths in showing what it takes to succeed in school, too. We also can simply lead by example. Pick up books and read. If you have an interest in something, investigate it Show a love of finding out about new ideas. Ask questions, and don't be satisfied with quick answers. And be interested in what those students you know are interested in. Learn about it together -that's a winning proposition. But first. make sure those students get to school on time. wrong on sources of deadlock . COMMUNITY COMMENTARY OON lEACtt I DAI. Y PILOT Praveen Bunyan, pastor of St James, is defending his church's breakaway from the national Episcopal Church. St. James property debate stacked against local church By Timothy Tltu1 S t. James Oiurch. whether ii is Ugandan Anglican or American F.piscopal. appears not to be honest. The rector of the church, Fr. Praveen Bunyan, reportedly has said his congregation's vote to leave the F.piscopal Diocese of Los Angeles was "280 to 12" in favor, "with possibly one abstention.• Bunyan claims In a letter to members that this reflects an overwhelming 96% majority. The "Sl James Fact Sheet," available on the church's website, claims the congregation to number •approximately l ,200 members.· In its press release announcing its defection. the church claims a membership of"more than 1,200 members." According to math, and counting both typeS of votes and the abstention, 293 members voted on the breakaway. This means that, in reality, only 25CJfi of the congregation was even present at the vote and 23% of the membership voted "yes: Bunyan's claims of 96CJfi, at the very least, creatively skirt the truth. Why does this matter? After all, since Bunyan was not attaclted by his flock last Sunday, they must approve. WeU, there are repercussions to the congregation that they may not know about, repercussions that might light a fire of anger under those stuck with this decision but did not vote, or even those who voted "yes" without knowing the whole story. The problem Is secular, and it's the other thing Bunyan, I think. has not been honest abouL He states that the legal title to St James and Its MAILBAG surrounding property have always been held by St. James, an independent corporation since 1949. And. church officials have stated that "the diocese has no claims against" this property. Not true. Since 1979, the <:anons. or laws that govern the F.piscopal Oiurch, have had a provision known as the "Dennis <:anon: This canon, canon l.7.4 of the laws that control all Episcopal churches, states: "All real and personal property heJd by or ror the benefit of any parish, rnJssion or congregation Is held in trust for this Oiurch and the Diocese thereof in which such Parish, Mission or · Congregation is localed." In other words, any church that elected to remain Episcopal after 1979 rs bound by an agreement that makes the diocese, and not the parish, the uJlimate owner of its property. If a church secedes, it must leave its property behind. St. James c1aiJ'¥ to be the holder of the deed to its property. This, and the fact that they have been a corporation since before the ~nnis Canon was enacted, may be how they intend to get around the provision. Unfortunately for them, Andrew Hun.seeker, writing in The Review about the case of another St James, reveals that this ls unlikely. His article details the experience of St James the Less in East Sl Falla. Pa., which seceded from the Epilcopal Olurch U.S.A. for similar reuons. Ub Newport's church, St. James the Less was also a corporation before the Dennis Canon. a fact they beliewd cleared them from the force of the anything. In my opinion. lt should not be sold. rule. The coun found, according 10 Hunsecker, thal the diocese possesses control of church property. The SL James in Pennsylvania was nol the only church to secede and lose its property. In 2001. St. Andrew's Oiurch in Morehead City, N.C., was in an almost identica1 situation. Having left on grounds of orthodoxy, like St James, St Andrew's was sued for it!. property by the Diocese of Easl Carolina, again on grounds of the Dennis <:anon. Thls time, St Andrew's tried to get around the ca.non by saying. essentially, that It had always been "hostile· to it and no deed of tru5t was signed that gave rights to the diocese. Not good enough. The court gave the property to the diocese, ruling that there was no record of hostility prior to the secession. In addition, the court ruJed that the Dennis Canon created a •vaJid trust• and stripped property from St. Andrew's. These cases are not isolated. All of this Information is available on the Internet As a former Episcopal priest, Bunyan must know about the Dennis <:anon. He must also know about the court decisions all over the country that have gone against him. Yet, in media reports, be maintains confidence that the property is safe. Perhaps he has a very large rabbit in his hat -he must, given his confidence. On the face, however, it loob like Sl James will lose its property. The members of Sl James shouJd know. • TIMOT1fY TITUS ii e resident of Senta Ana end former resident of Costa Mesa. •. JOECORIU Cotta Mesa Let Sutherland tab bia hotel and hia attitude to another city like Malibu, where l challenge you to just try to access the public beach. And lastly, be mentions parking. Give II .&ild more hotels, si.ns;e parks require too much mowing lA!t's eee If I've got this sttalght. We should let Marinapark developer Stephen Suthedand build a fM-star hotel in Martnapark becauee It will generate rewnue ror the dt)t Good ideal lmaglne bow much money we could make if we deYeJoped an the pub! They'te not really pulUng thefr me a break. Where wW his staff patt. and where wW the people park for an event7 BM.EV SWEtS . weight and require much~ a=,, Newport Beach Balboa Penlnaula · All churches couldn't expand, could they? Regarding the propoaed expanalon of St. Andrew'• Church In Newport Beach. what would bappep if nay church ln Newpon Beach clalmed they needed more room to Ntw the commuialty, and each IOuabt a variance of 20,000 9ddldonal feet? Would, or could. the dty "ll to each onet . DONVU11' NewpAri le.di I t ,. • .. .. S-0 Cl ET Y ~ ............. . • THE CROWD .... • M arrakeltl restaurant In Colla Me.a Ii the dNtlnattoa. Sept. 20 ts the date. 1be ninth arinual Sharing OW!fl Dlnne(t. In support of Costa Mesa'• Share OUr Selva' .. A· 'n:am, • kicb otr with a Moroccan 1banbgtvlng theme. This wW be the ftnt of thnJe 4io1ng experiences this Call organized by C.Omna del Mar's Kmlly ~~~~--. 1bDmpeon. founder of the "A· learn.• f1emlng's Steakhouse in Fashion Island will be the site of dinner No. 2 on Oct. 19, and Capri Blu B.W. COOK ~~rt host the finale Nov. 15. F.ach evening can accommodate about 75 guests. For more information, call Thompson at (949) 673-6738 or Share Our Selves development director Karen Harrtngton at (949) 642-3451. Share Our Selves is a local nonprofit organiz.atlon providing food, medical, dental and financial aJd to Orange County residents living in poverty. The Irvine Historical Society will host a fall "friend.raiser" Sunday at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. Organizers are calling the get-together •Afternoon at the New Port." The Back Bay harbor site, where the museum is berthed, was the location where a "new port" was found on the Calif omia coast nearly two centuries past. A tour of the museum is planned. including an exhibtt ion of Caleb Whltheck'a marine paintin~. followed by a luncheon at Anthony's, located on the museum ship. Tickets are $50 per person, including basic membership dues in the historical society. For more information, caU Gall Daniels at (949) 854-0510. Newport's Cory Wanamaker announced the upcoming 18th annual Harbor I leritage Run set Eight year-0ld singing sensation Jam1a Simone Nash brings down the house with her vocal stylings at the 2004 Festival of Children. for Oct. 2. Olaired by Amy Tennyson. the SK race feature!. "a scenic course with views and cool bree1.es." according to Wanamaker. lnerl' will also be a 2K run/wallc and J "l(jds Klru..,ir" race. The day, benefiting the Newpon I !arbor 1 IJgh School irrA, begins with a Fitness FaJr at 7:30 a.m., with race' commencing at 8 a.m. Entry fees range from $1 5 to $25 per person. Proceed~ wtll be used to assist various academic programs at the high school. Organi7.ers expec1 some 2,004 runners this year to coincide with the calendar. To join in. please call (949) 515-66 I I. Sandra Segentrom Daniels launched her pet project "1-'el>tJval of OilldrenM last week with a massive opening-night reception at South Coast PlaY.a. The third annual event opened under a tent in the Nordstrom'c; parking lot. anracting more than l ,000 gu~ts and a contingent of celebs. Holly Robinson Peete from M21 Jump Street" and Adrian Paul of Ml-11ghJander· The Senes· were among the HoUywood guests who turned out to meet and greet local children and familie~ making J difference in the community. Abo on hand for the kick-off reception, which inaugurate~ a month-long seri~ of event~ held at South Coast PlaY.a, were Rep. Dana Rohrabllcher, Supervi.,or Ouis Norby, Costa Me!>a hre Olid Jim llllll. Costa Mesa Police Chief John Hemley. rv anchor f.d Arnold, KOCE-lV NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND 1165 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE (Across from EJ Torito Grill and below the Cheesecake Factory) Stoll, lay and enter to win a $500 Fashion lflalid ....,,. • .,,.. •• 1~ FR£~ (l-al0-373--6668) - SeNq CUSDners since 1937. ----Ovll' $9 blUlon ,llrq. www .1 800fremont .com Cherie Rolapp-Khan, executive director of Festival of Children, Rep. Dana Rohrabacher and Festival of Children founder Sandy Segerstrom Daniels accompanied 1,000 guests at the third annual event president Mel Roten and a ho\t of Segerstrom family membl'r'>, friends and associate!> More than 50 nonprofi1 agencies that work wnh kid., wdl participate in the free-to-the·communiry event, providing a platform for these organizauons to internet with the community at large. Special pr~ntations are planned th11> month including appearance., by Mighty Duch player!., D1:.nl'y characters. a Mattel Barbie Styll· Fashion Show, a MJapbox derby with can. designed by Por.,che, BMW and Bentley and much more. fo learn about "f-'e'>llval of Children," call (7 14) 4J8-3286. • TME atOWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays. FRESH PETRA LE SOLE FILLET ProMI ol USA Kathryn Glassmyer. director of community relations for South Coast Plaza, ph1lanthrop1st Debbie Simon and Jim Lake en1oy the opening festivities at the Festival of Children at South Coast Plaza FRESH TILAPIA FILLET MEXICAN BAY SCALLOPS (lrez•/Mrnt.IJ P1od1ct ol Mexico .. . - Al Thursday, September 9, 2004 LIFE & LBISURB • BEST BUYS . - Something usedf or a uew start R a:)'CW .... and New :::=-c::.~ w;..ue mow ll noon on Sept. 1• at the a..a--... aM! mtin Corona del Mu ncbta COit $50 each or $300 for a table tpOmOnh.lp. The ticket Includes admlqton to the fub.lon ebow. lunch and a allent auction. Rdle licbta for prtz.es will allO be eold. Pnlceeda go toward New Dlrecdooa for Women. which provides services to help women remain with their cbiJdml while they eeek sobriety. 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Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 674-4295. SPECIAL EVENTS TAS'Tt Of NEWPORT The 18th annual Tnte of Newport will take pf ace from 6 to 11 p.m. Friday, from 4 to 11 p.m . Saturday and from noon to 8 p.m. Sunday on Newport c.nter Drive at Faahlon laland, Newport Beach. Bertin. Blondie and Kool and the Gang will perfonn throughout the weekend. Ticbb are $17 In advance and $20 at the gate. lnfonnation: (949) 729-4400. LA DOLCE VITA Honorary chalnnan Antonio Cagnolo of Antonello Riaorante will host an evening of llve music and entertainment. "La Ooloe Vita:' at 6 p.m. Oct. 3 on the Village Green at South Coast P!az.a, 3333 BrtltOI St., Costa Mesa. Prooeeda beneftt cyltic fibrosfa research. T1cteta are $150. lnfonnatlon: (714) 983-1393. 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Information: (949) 7~. http:Jlwww . .ummctrjazneria. com. MICHAEL FRANKS Singer end eongwriter Michael Frenb will headline the eighth annual Sandpipers' Jazz Concert, beneftting Hoeg cancer Center, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Saturct.y at the Hyltl Regency Newport Beach Outdoor Amphithe9ter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. VIP d1nner begins et 6:30 YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON The LAB In Colt.a Mesa just opened Ald1I. a tpedalty boutique that featwa bat.I designed in Japan -for mm and women. AR1lf also featwa collaboradve bat and T-shirt designs. AR'Jlf's flagship store In the United States ehowcases hats lo a simple. minfmallst-destgned setting with white oak from Ooor to ceiling. "Japan bas a history of headwear culture, and we ~ seeing this trend extend outward to the American and European cultures," said Satoshi Kurihara. owner of AR11i. "Trendaetters p.m . General admlaion i. $65 end VJP tickets are $150. Tlc:bta are avallable through the Hoeg Hospital Foundation. lnfonnation: (949) 764-7212. RICHARD EWOT The Hyett Regency Newport Beach will host Richard Elliot aa pert of Its Summer Jazz Series, apoNOred by 94. 7 The Wsve. starting It 8 p.m. Sept. 17 et 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tk::keta COit $37.60 (for dinner padcages, add $28). Information: (949) 729-6400. http:l!www. summerjazz.seri•oom. RAY MO TltE CORSAIRS The City Arts Commlsaion will present Concerts In the Partta featuring the daak: rode 'n' roll of Ray and the Corulra from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Sept. 19 at P9ninsula Part (Next to Balboa pier), Newport Beach. Information: (949) 717-3870. http:J!www. city.newport-budl.ca.us. NORMAN BROWN The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Nonnen Brown aa pert of tta Summer Jazz s.riee. sponsored by 94.7 The Wave, starting et 8p.m.Sept2Aat1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beech. Tidtets COit $37.50 (Dinner Padcages add $26). Information: (949) 72M400. DAIE KIRI T£ KANAWA Soprano Dame Kiri Te Kanawe will perfonn at 2 p.m. Sept. 26 In the Orange ¢ounty Perfonnlng Arts Center's Segentrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drift, Costa Mesa. Tidceta are $46 to $78. lnfonnation: (714) 556-2787 or http:J..WWW.ocpec.otg. P£TERwtm The Hyatt Regency Newport Buch wtll hoet P9tet' Whft9 .. pert of Its Summer Jazz s.ne.. sponsored by 94.7 The Wave, starting et 8 p.m. Oct. 1 et 1107 Jembofee Road, Newport ewn. Tldteta cost $37.60 (Dinner P8ckagea add $26). lnfonnatlon: (949) 72M400 •. M.l ZllMG CHMllER SOLOISTS The Ora• County Performing t9daJ ...... 11 ctqfar ~llllllV-~ «nd WI wlll o&rtbml ~ ~ of unique drar • Opell 11 a.m. to 9 p.r:n. Monday to SU\uday: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. ~ AR'lll 11 In The L\B al 2930 BdlCol St, Suite • A108 in Colt.a Mesa. (714) 966-8350. NEW IN IPOln1 i_, opened its ftnt boudque In Oranp County at C:Orona del Mar Plaza in Newport Beach. Lucy tpedal!zn in .rylJsb active wear for womeo. lt carries twd-to-ftnd n.lcbe ·brands lib Splendid and om girl, u well .. popular brands like Nike and AdJdu. It a1ao features the exclusive Lucy label. whk:b la designed In-house. It'• a collec:tion of stylisb and 1porty apparel in performance fabrica. Siz.ea range from 2 to 18, and there are three pant lengths. Open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. 800 Avocado Ave. in Newport Beach. (949) 717~51. • BEST 8UY8 appear• Thur.days. s.nd lnfonnadon to Greer Wylder at Qf'HfWYkWOyahoo.oom; 9t 330 W. Bey St.,~ M ... , CA 92627; or by fax at (949) 646-4170. Arts Center'• 2004-2006 Concert Series ldc:b off with the Salzburg Chamber Solollta. The 16-member entemble will perfonn selections by Mozart, Mendelaohn and Dvorak at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4 In Foundere Hall, 800 Town Center Drive. Colt.e Mae. Tidcata are $66 and are avalhlble through the Center Box omce at (714) 566-2787 or through http:l..WWW.ocpec.otg. TAKACS QUARTET The Tak.ac::s Quartet will perform string quart9t piec=-by Bartok. Borodin and~ at 8 p.m. Oct. 7 at The Barclay Theatre. 42A2 campus Drive, Irvine. Tldteta are $36 to $46. lnfonnation: (949) 864-<4646. BRIAN CUUJERTSON FEATURftG .cHAB. IMGTON The Hyltl Regency Newport Beach will host Brian Culbertson t .. turing Michael Linton aa pert of Its Summer Jazz Seriee, aponaored by 94. 7 The Wave. starting at 8 p.m. Oct. ., llt 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tlcbte COit $37.50 (Dinner P9Cbges add $28). lnfonnation: (949) 72M400. hap:l...WWW. .ummerjar.a«l•oom. LEPZJG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA The Leipzig Gewandhaua Orchestra will perfonn Brahma' "Piano Concerto No. 1 In D minor, Op. 16" end "Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98" at 7 p.m . Oct. 10 at the Orange County Perfonnlng Arts Center, 800 Town Center Drive, Colt.e Mesa. Tidceta are $79 to $160. Information: (949) 563-2422 or http:l..WWW. rldcetmaster.oom. RICK BRAUN The Hyltl Regency Newport Beech wtll host Ridt Breun u pert of hi Summer Jaiz Seriea, apontOf9d by 94. 7 The Wave, starting 8t 8 p.m. Oct. 16at1107 JwnborM Roed, Newport Beech. T1dteta COit $37.60 (Dinner Pecbgel add $26). lnfonnetion: (9G) 729-6400, http:l...WWW. .,~rt..oom. S.. HOURS, he• A9 . -LIPE A LEISUlll! NO PlACI LICE tlOME Back to· school, 'hithen and yon T ............ :~ ..... lo lbe hotfeiddd. ..... ~billet.,* ldlOol b area. a.. eo -. ... ,, tdlOOl tor t w_, Role. llind for Annie. hick • tolertd ,. .. )Wit. her colege ldWlnue .. ftlled wtth ........ (bin), Jacedwtth ~ Coun).1hia)'ar, we recun.d ber to the land of ~t»dje a lltdit Older. a Vttle Wiler • iDd •Bi more~ for Ufe ouai6de the bubble. A~ llQ. I took J pk:ture of a store on~ Avenue that hid • .., 'Jn die 6-ont window: •Blplore the Pmaa>ruties. • I think 1blR the mantra for every college~ It summed up the year perfeaJy. The first s!gn that caught my¥ this year re9d: "Welc:Ome. Bertdey la a atme Wlu:b community. We immedtately report all IUlpldoul acdvity to our police deputmenL• Cao you bear my laughter? 1bey mmt have a monstrous police force. AD five of us went on the pilgrimage to take Annje baclc to .HOURS Continued from "8 rTAL.IAN AFTERNOON The Padfie Symphony will petfonn aetec:tiona from Mozart. Shoatakovk:h and Mendelssohn at 3 p.m . Oct. 17 at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Irvine. Tldlets are $45 end $60. Information: (949) 8544646. IGOR POGORElJCH Pianist tgorPogorelldl will perform 891ec:tiona from Beethoven, Sibelius and RK.tvnanlnoff at 8 p.m. Oct 27 at the Ben:lay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tldcets are $60 to $100. Information: (94S) 854 4846. UCI SYWHONY ORCHESTRA The UC Irvine Symphony Orchestra will perform selections from W8gner and Liszt at 8 p.m. Oct. 29 and Oct. 30 at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Irvine. Tidtets are $12 for general edmlstk>n. $10 for seniors and ua fec:utty and staff and $8 for students and children under 18. lnformdon: f949) 854-4646. WARSAW PtlLHARMONIC ORCHESTRA The W.raew Philharmonic Orchestra will perform Penderecki'• •Potymorphia" and Chopin's •piano Concerto No . 1 in E minor, Op. 11 • at 8 p.m . Nov. 8 and 9 8t the Barclay Theatre. 4242 C.mpus Drive, Irvine. Tdeta are $66. lntonnation: (94S) 553-2422. GUARNERI muNG QUARm The Guameri String Quartet will play 90flgS by Mozart. Bridge and Revel 8t 8 p.m. Nov. 22 at the Ban:l.y Theatre. 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tldteta are $35 to $45. Information: (949) 653--2422. WEEKLY JAM DUKFS Pl.AC£ Jazz end codt1alls ftow deity from noon to midnight Sundays through Thursdays and from noon to 2 a.m. Fridevs and Saturdays at the Balboa Bay Club & R.of1. .. 1221 w. Coast Highway, Newport Beech. lnfonnation: (949) 646-6000. MM•M GINA WEEKEND JAZZ Watter Latota and David Alcantar, the New YC>ft Jazz Connection Duo, plrf 8t Mamme Gina 8t 251 E. Coelt Highway in Newport 8t 8 p.m. Fridlrya end Saturdays end 8t 7 p.m. Sundays end Mondaya. ~ Ottrl folns the duo on 1~on Mondays. tt'tfree. ~~ CM)87N600. •• f • ·~WJMI-VIiiage Inn on Balboe Island Klaool-the .... lllllMr ~ Latt )'eU. we J.euneddW wecouldlM without her.. bUtltwadt •mudlfun; Thebou.te KAREN WM cleaner, WIGHT :!;: poceiy ddiculouUy reduced. and there wu 1esa shuf!llng of ~ula and cars. We weren't really sure if she could "come home" apln, and we foWld out that. lndeed. she could. She was more appreciative. patient and considerate. Maybe parenting has a few payofti after all. Th.ls year, her Bemley home will be a sorority house instead of the dorm. It's a beautiful colonial-style, ~story building direcdy across the street from campus and Memorial Stadium. No need for co·ed bathrooms, hallelujah. No signs for ·sitting stalls" and •standing stalls" and no buffets offers great music Thursday through Sunday night.a. 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 Bordeaux R&B Combo at 6:30 p.m. The Village Inn is at 127 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. Information: (94S) 675-8300. MUSIC AT lliE GRIU The Bluewater Grill offers live music Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan. Nldt Peper and Kelly Gordian (known M MPG) perform classic rock, 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 Udo Park Dnve, Newport Beach. Free. (94S) 675-3474. REVOLVER La Cave Restaurant offers R~ver, which features DJs along with imagery and auditory delights at 10 p.m . Tuesdays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa Information: (949) 646-7944. SINAmA TRJBUTE La Cave Restaurant offers David K1nwald's live tribute to Frank Sinatra from 6 to 9 p.m . Mondays at 1695 lrvlne 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 ~695 Irvine Ave .• Costa Mesa. lnformati'Ctn: (949) 646-7944. Pl.AN BE La Cave Restaurant offers the funky soul jazz music of Plan Be from 10 p.m . to 1 a.m . on Thursdays at 1696 Irvine Ave .• Costa Mesa. Information: (94S) 646-7944. THE GINGER BAKER JR. TRIO La C.ve Restaurant offers the jazz fusion mualc of the Ginger Baker Jr. Trio from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m . Fridays et 1696 lrvlne Ave .. Costa Mesa. Information: (94S) 648-7944. TOOO OLIVER JAZZ. QUARm La Cave Resbturant offers the jazz music of the lbdd Oliver Jazz Quartet from 10 p.m . to 1 1.m. Wednelldeya end Saturdays 8t 1695 Irvine Ave.., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646-7944. PHl.IHME i.. CeY9 .... rent will host Phil Shane,• one-man mUlic legend who lhlgt EMI. l.9wle, Dltlrnond, OrblaOrl. Caeh and ott.. mullc ftled Wldi bucll•• ....... ol .... totl .............. .... Cinmed. I'm IUre ...... ol pt. can tlnd ~.~to get Into. but IOGMbow ..... that it mlittt ~ wh:h more dvility. of Cow.. t.vtai llld that, I'm~ I wOI be~ wrong. Annie diaaed ua to her fllvodte toOclbaunu.. We went from room-Mnke breakfut at the llaaewoot to cbill~ Mes on dirty picnic benches al hmcb. Hmm. Needlesa to eay, if I bad takerl my power wuher, I would have been very busy. We went on an e:xaudating trip to Ikea to find a desk for her room (the Kappa house may not provide desb, but the closet space ls spectacu)ar) and found every other family of a Berkeley student WU doing the same thing. Ikea wu out of all desk chairs (strange but true), but we found groovy purple chairs at Staples and then went to Mervyn's to gleefully buy more clothes bangers. As we drove around town, we pondered a few of the lawn decorations around campus. grea1s. The performance begins at 10 p.m. the last Friday of eacti month at 1695 Irvine Ave .• Costa Mesa. Information: (94S) 646-7944. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band performs from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m . Sunday. The restaurant 1s at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431. MUSIC AT PLAYERS Players restaurant is now offering live music from 9 p.m. to midnight every Friday and Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th St.. Costa Mesa. No cover charge. (949) 646-5615. WEEKEND MUSIC Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach presents the Aide Sherman Duo featuring Aidt Sherman and Alan Remington on Friday nights. The program features all your favorites on the saxophone keyboards. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (94S) 673-3425. POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO Tate 5. a funk. rode and Motown act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Carmelo's Ristorante. 3520 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (94S) 67f>.1922. SATURDAY NIGHT R&S Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rode and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge. 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Free. (94S) 476-2001. STAGE THE PRODUCERS Mel Brook.a' Academy Award-winning movie "The Producers• is transformed Into the Tony Award-winning musical of the same name. Showing from through Sunday at Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa, tidceta range from $44.25 to $68.26. Information: (714) 658-2122. hap:/!Www.ocpK.org. BROOKLYN BOY South Coat Repertory will perfonn the l8tMt lhow from Pulhzer Pttza. winning author Donald Mergull•/B~ Boy:' through Oct. 10 8t 666 Town Cam. Drive, Com Mesa. For Ooe .......... r9dmpe • ardewtlb ......... malt llttNNd ID 61 bedp. I ftnaQy .,c lit "'NO ""'9b. • No matter which ... Ol the PQtidcal fence ~ .. on. you llllft to appr8c:llta lbe origfnallty. Wit mOwd her Into her room. ueenil>IOCS 6amltwe. hung dothm and Mt up the necessary teChn!*>IY· 1be Important th1np a.re tn place, lib 1tacb of CDt and DVDs. HopefuDy the desk wUI be used once OJ' twtce. I'm sure that by this time, the neat and tidy room Is Uttered with pOes of dochea, and the money for boob bu probabty been apmt It the Gap (dlrectly am. from campus). On our way out the l:.appa door, I spied a vending machine in the common room. 'The roll of quarterl I left for laundry will no doubt go toward her ration of Dietc.oke. It's back to school, here and there, another year of learning in and out of the classroom. • KAREN WIGHT is a Newpart Beach resident. Her column runs Thursdays. tidcet information. call (714} 708-5555. SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM A revue featuring songs by Tony Award winner Stephen Sondheim is featured through Sept. 19 at Orange County Performing Art Center's Founders Hall. 600 Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa. Tldcets are $46. For show tlmes and information, call (714) 556-2781 POETRY 101 Orange Coast College's Repertory Theatre Company will open its 20th anniversary season with •Poetry 101 " Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Sept 19 in OCC's Drama Lab Studio. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Show times are 8 p.m Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p .m. Sundays Tidcets are $7 m advance and $8 at the door. Information: (714) 432-5640 RENT "Rent" returns for its third run at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. with performances Tuesday through Sept. 19 at Segerstrom Hall. 600 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. Tidcets are $22 to $55. Show times and information: (714) 556-2787 STARTING HERE, STARTING NOW Vanguard University's musical revue. ·starting Here, Starting Now; will be shown from Friday through Sunday and SepL 16 through 19 at Lyceum Theater. 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Show times are at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tidcets are $15. Information: (714) 668-6145 HABEUS CORPUS South Coast Repertory will perform "Habeus Corpus• from Oct. 15 to Nov. 21 at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa For tidcet information, call (714) 7()8.5555. ART 'PARIS PICTURESQUE' An exhibition of photographs by artist e.rt>ara Higgins, MParis PicturMque; will be on display through December at French &dN, a ftorist at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Information: (800) 662-9661. THE PHOTOGRAPHY Of ROMAN LORANC An exhibition of new photogrlphs by Roman Loranc wilt be on display from through NoY. 30 8t Susan Spiritu. Gallery. 3929 Bln:ti St.. 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M(ll ,.,W.01..., Jl)t;j~ ~ """'"""#..we......,, It/I~ lo liir ,.- ~ b LIFE .t: LEISURE PHOTOS C<UTESY ~~TRICIA DREYf\JS A young woman writes poetry while sitting alongside the Iowa River on the University of Iowa campus. Walking· among literary giants ay Patricia Dreyfus ''T bis is a place where people can hale you for your vowel sounds.• Michael Carey chuck.led. Twelve of us listened to the poet's words lilce disciples, each thrilled to be in company that cared about such things. We had arrived in Iowa City the day before from all over the country and were now gathered around a table ln a classroom at the University of Iowa, home of the premier creative writing program in the United Stales. Before I left Southern California, when I mentioned to my friends that Iowa City was my destination, the response usually was, "Where is Iowa City, and why would you go there?" Iowa City is known to Big Ten athletic fans as the home of the University of Iowa Hawkeyes. Statues of Herley, the Hawkeye mascot, decorate nearly every comer. Iowa City, the original capital of Iowa, is about 30 miles from Cedar Rapids. The University of Iowa, rated the 19th best public university in ·the country, dominates the town, which lies on the sloping ban.ks of the Iowa River. It is an easy walking town with a softly undulating quality. The central mall hosts musicians and poetry readings, good restaurants and superior bookstores. The University of Iowa initiated the Iowa Writer's Workshop in 1922, which makes ii the oldest graduate writing program anywhere. It is also the most prestigious. Graduates of the Iowa Writer's Workshop include Raymond Carver, Flannery O'Connor, John Irving. Jane Smiley and Wallace Stegner. The teachers are just as illustrious. Familiar names such as Robert Frost. Philip Roth, Kurt Vonnegut. John Clleever and Gail Godwin have been on the faculty. The Summer Writing Festival offers workshops in beginning and advanced poetry, memoirs, novel wridr:g and nonfiction. The topics are specialized into "Story Structure for the Screen.· "Getting to the Deeper Story," "The Second Draft" and more specific workshops about different genres of writing. For workshop participants, the mornings are free to explore the town or write and UIUally rewrite. The Elevens Series features readinp and ta.lb by the faculty and 11 held on Dey House serves as the headquarters for the Iowa Writer's Workshop, which was initiated In 1922. campus every morning at 11 a.m. The workshops run from l to5p.m. In the evening, readings by noted authors are held at the Prairie Lights Bookstore, a local hangout for writers and readers. One night, I beard Justin Cronin, a workshop graduate and author, read from his new novel, "Summer Guest." On Wednesday evenings, an open mic is held at the Memorial Union. This Is where workshop anendeea read our worb and listen to the works of talented authors from throughout the United States. One morning, I picked up a Ute!'YY Walk Guide at the bookstore, had coffee at the cozy Java House caf6, walked through the outdoor mall past sculptures and tree-shaded benches and headed for the Iowa Avenue Uterary Walk. The bronu relief panels along the walkway celebrate works by 49 writers who have ties to Iowa. The panels feature the authon' words and are connected by a series of general quotations about books and writing. Bach has a visual interpretation of.the quote. There are quotes from memoln, pusaces from children'• boob and dlalogue from plays and abort llorlea. The wrtten included Mlldred Augustine Win Benson. who wu the ftnt woman to receive a muter'• detP'N from the UniwnJtY onowa In 1927. Benion'•~ it, ·rm abJd there's more to this than A few blocks behind the appears on the surface." Memorial Union Building, I It's an innocuous statement turned on Madison Street. past until you recall .that under the the donns and early 20th pseudonym Carolyn Keene, she century houses and arrived at created the teenage sleuth the wooden-ahingled Dey Nancy Drew. House, base of the Iowa Writer's Another quote ls from Blaclc Worbhop. Hawk. a Sauk Indian, who I stood outside for a moment. wrote, "How smooth must be looking at this simple structure, the language or the whites, trying to recall all the influential when they can make right look writers who had wa1bd through lilce wrong and wrong lilce the door. I enteted, and Connie right." Brothers, who coordinates the Hwnan and animal bones progllUll. welcomed me warmly. frame the words. As M chatted, one of the Perhaps my favorite quote is authors represented on the from Ethan Canin, who teaches Literary Walle arrived -Pulitzer at the workshop today. Canids Prize wfnner James McPherson. success at Stanford earned him McPherson is the author of a place as a graduate student at "Hue and Cry," and the the workshop. Later, while priu·winning "Elbow Room." Canin was studying medicine at He ls also the summer director , Harvard, an editor caJled to of the wotk.sbop. He attended propose a book of his storlea. Harvard Law School before The result was "Emperor of the becoming a professor at the Air." University of Iowa. He apob of Canl.n's plaque features a the diversity of the workshop clrcuJar map of the night sky writers and the need for new centered with a co~ation of forma of writing to reftect the · stars that forma a bicycle ln the diversity of the writers of today. center. Written nexl to thJ.a sky As I walked back to my room map is. "I'm an old man and I through thJ.a aerene, tJ"ee.tined. want yo~ aomethlngfor ~~emt~t me. Put ,.. bicycle. Put ~e Int down your~ and look up thM now. here. I , at the atan.•l' Clnm~ quo~ and "r"«1uid the : I con ~,_the ltan abd dlelr treatotM l had • dll8ical· llllde Of th1a opportunliy top doWD : IOC81 my l*yde and 1oat.,; if~ • doWn tb9 1 for die week: ~ •d•w ~· lDWlt .... i '• .... DMYPUlll t r9llderlt ~--ft ktth c.11na·1111.1 Ccmnodore W(tfne Graveline, holdini ~ Oaitf Plot In the top IV#, Is swroooded by the Udo Isle Yacht Club on the Nantucket Clipper, cruising the lntracoastat Waterwwf and the Antebelmt South. David and Myrna Hill of Newport Coast display the Daity Pilot at Khizi Island in Russia. Neighbors Kellen, 8, and Trevor, 6, hoist up the Oat,' Pilot in front of the Louvre Museum in Paris. PAELLA VALENCIANA RICO CAFE DINNER MENU ..... ........... a J a ... I ~l!'lflusday, Septembet 9, 2004 MOUND TOWN •Send AROUND TOWN heme to the Dilly Pilot, 330 W. B.y St.. Costa M ... , CA 92927; bv .-mlil to f•flbensonlllatlm#.oom; bv : fax to (949)64&-4170;orbyetHing (949) 674-4298. lndude the time, c:t.t• and location of the event. .. well aa a contact phone number. • TODAY l'tedltlonll~'ennual • Watch Fair is hefd from 6 to 9 p.m. at 203 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. lnfonnatlon: (949) 721-9010. FftlDAY PTof9ak>nal Inventor Gec>IV9 Margolin will present •npe for the Independent Inventor" and "How Our Endangered Patent System Leads to an Endangered EconomyH at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Coast College'• Science lecture Hall 101, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The cost ia S5 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Information: (714) 540-2491. SATURDAY A "c.i.bnttion for PMc. beglna at 10 a.m. at Newport Ounea Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach. The day's festivities include live music, guest speakers, gamea, food, vendors and beach aotlvltles. Admission is $15 for adults, $6 for teens and $3 for children 12 and under. Information: (714) 736-7222. South CoHt Repertory'• 1nnual "Playing to a Muse" Gala Ball and fundraiser runs from 6 p.m. to midnight at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort and Spa. 21500 Paeific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach. Information: (714) 708-5504. The Crystal Cove AJllance'• second ann•Jal "Tropical Gala on the Beach" begins 816 p.m. today and Sept. 12 at Crystal Cove State Parle, 8471 Pacific Coast Highway. Proceeds benefit reS1oration of the cove and its education programs. Tickets are $150. Information: (949) 640-52.20. Newport Harbor High Schoora class of 1964 will celebrate its 40th high sdlool reunion from 7 p.m. to midnight at the Harborside Restaurant, 400 Main St., Balboa. Information: (949) 6764663. Corona def Mar High Schoor1 class of 1964 will celebrate its 40th high sdlool reunion from 7 p.m. to midnight at the Har'bonlde ,..._urant, 400 Main St, Balbol. lnfonnatJon: (Mt) ~ .... A ...... wefeomeand ~ fOrHebi9w and Sunday ld'toof It TemP'e let vahm ~It 91.m. It'°" c, Clmelbec:t St, NMpon BMc::h. lnfonnltlon: (949) 844-1•. UC IMM'a Meouler Det•nenidOn Plrtnenhlp •nd the <Mptrtrnent of ophthllmology will hold 111 educ:atJc>MI temlntr on macular degtner'ltion from 9 1.m. to 1 p.m. It Bedan1n Conference Cdntw, UC Irvine. Eventa Include a vt1lo_, fair 1">m 9 to 10 a.m., prtHntatfons by specfal• from 10 a.m. to noon •nd •vision fafr from noon to 1 p.m. Retervationt are required. Information: (888) 430-9898. MONDAY A he •Look Good ••• F-' Better" d111 to teed\ cancer petJenta makeup, wig and turben tlpe for hiding the dam•ge of radiation and chemotherapy treatment will meet from 10 a.m. to noon at Hoag Hospltal Cancer Center, 1 Hoag Driw, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 261-9446. Hstha yoga da .... meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays through Oct. 4 In the Youth Lounge at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St, Newport Beach. The cost is $16 for a single class or $45 for the series. Information: (949) 653-1626. Colon/rectal surgeon O.nW Ng will speak on •surglcal Treatment of GI Cancer" from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center's • Radiation Oncology Library, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free. Information: (949) 760-5542. TUESDAY A preview of U-. Cndae 2004 Collection runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at CHANEL Boutique, South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 754-7455. A charity fashion show, "Design of a Decade," begins at noon 81 the Five Crowns Restaurant, 3801 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The show includes lunch and a silent auction and features clothes and acceaaoriea from various designers modeled by New Directions for Women. Information: (949) 548-5540. WEDNESDAY Newport 8-c:h Recr9ational " LEISURE Iron Maiden female tribute band,~ Iron Maidens,• wit perform as part of the .. Chicks Rock" series Sept 16 at Hard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The show starts at 9 p.m., and tickets are on sale at the door for $10. Information: (949) 64().8844, Services will present an eight-week aeries of drawing and painting workshops featuring lndlvidual lnatruction for beginning through advanoed students. The classes are held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays from Sept. 15 through Nov. 3 at Vince Jorgensen's Center, 2006 Dover Drive. Newport Beach. The coat ia S66 for all eight classes. Information: (949) 644-3151. A he math worbhop, "Becoming Math Confident." will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Sept 29 at Orange Coaat College's Re-Entry Center, Room 106, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 432-5162. SEPT.17 The Sand S~ Super Show Is held from 5 to 10 p.m. today, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center, 88 Fair Or., Costa Mesa. Adm inion la $8 for adults and free for children 12 and under. lnform81lon: (714) 990-5107 or http:llwww.und •pott.ut»rthow.com. SEPT.18 The dty of CON Mesa wtl hoet the 23rd bi1nnu.I •Neighbors for Neighbors• commvnlty deen-up from 8 a.m. to noon. The program alma to euiat low-income homeowners maintain the beiutv of their homes and neighbomood1. Donation1 ere welcome. Information: (714) 764-4892. A custom tn.N lhow fMtutlng new fall fa bra la held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Loro Plana South Coast Pla.zt, 3333 B.utol St, Costa Mesa. Information: i714) 432-1301. SEPT.19 The Co.die Car a...k:, featuring 250 exotic show cars, live entertainment and food, Is held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cryatal Cove State Beach, Coaat Highway and Los Trancoa. Admiulon ia $6, free for kids 12 and under. Parking Is $10. Information: (949) 673-4050. The Onlnge County P9ople for Animals 2004 Writ•ln la from 2 to =t1J•11 DI~""" , wtll~rlrlll. ~and"*'*"optlons for lndMduell IM--. regerdhg tnfwdtl&v et• p.tf'I. at Hoeg~ Cenlllr, One Ho.g Dt1ve, ,_'POft lwtt. The ditcuaion Is free, but retervatioM are ,.quired. Information: (800) 514-ff()AG. SEPT.23 The an,.. County ...... of the Susan G. Komen 8teast Cancer Foundation wfll p1y tribute to the spon10rs of lta 13th ennual Komen Orange County Rac:e for the Cure, from l=30 to 8 p.m. at Turnip Roee, 1901 Newpon Blvd., Co9ta M .... The reoe begins Sept 28 at Fashion llland, Newport Belctt. Information: (114) 967-9157. c, SEPT.2• The .Golden Medltadon Rneet.. h°"9d by Jam• Golden, offers spiritual practk:ea such u meditation, chanting, coritemplatlon end prayer. The rltreat meets today and Sept 25 and 28 It the Center for Spiritual Oi9COV9fy, 2850 M ... Verde Drive East. coaa M .... The cost ia $146, which Includes five vegetari1n meala. Reservations are required. lnformltlon: (714) 764-7399, Ext. 23. SEPT. 25 The fifth annual •en.lain' for a Cure" hot rod ahow and fund raiser for prostate cancer Is held from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Or1nge County Fair and ExpoaltJon Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Meta. At least 3, 100 clauic cars will be displayed, and men 40 and CNer can receive a free prostate cancer screening. In SEP'r. 21 The 13th ennuel ~ 0-.0. County Race for the Cure, for .. \. ,., runnerJ •od walkera of 111 ages, 11 ",: held at Fnnlon !eland In Newport •• - Beach. Eventa Include women'• j: and co-ed 6K runs and walks ind ·. a on.mile fun walk. A prize purse of $6,000 will be twarded to th• top-10......,. In th• women'• 5aC. Tht ~ IUppoftS focel educatfori,1Mun:h ICteenfng •nd treatment programs It the Orange County tfrililte of the Susan G. Kamen Breast Cancer Foundation. Information: (714) 957-9186 or http:l..WWW.occure. com. A CMIOO Wine TM1lng and Auction Is from 1 to 4 p.m. at South Coaat Plaza VIiiage, Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue, Costa Mesa. Information: (800) 782-8888. SEPT. 21 Hoeg Ko1pbl """8y pnddoner Chria Matthews will dlacuaa low-<:arb dim, their effects on the body and the sustainability of their results It 8 p.m. It Hoeg Conference Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The dlacusslon la free and reservation• are required. Information: (800) 614-HOAG. SEPT. 29 A fl'M msth WOlbhop, "Becoming Math Confident; will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Orange Coaat College's Re-Entry Center. Room 106, 2701 Fairview Roed, Cotta Meta. lnformltion: (714) 432-6182. Otthopedic surgeon~ Mikulak will diacuu the latest surgk:al ted'lniques used to reduce recovery tJme and hotpftal ltayl at 6 p.m . at Hoag Hoapital~ Conference Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The diacuulon la free and reMrva'tiona are reql.lired. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. .. 1 .... • " . N ,, ··'' ,, ·" ... ., 1.•· . ·., .. ·, . -" ... ~I ''·· ,.•· PEN/Nulcner~ .•· ltUthor T.C. Boyte wilt dltel.lu and ,..:, sign his upcoming book, •The ,,1· Inner Cirde:' It 7 p.m. In the • , Friends MeetJng Room at .... Newport Beadl Central Library, •• • 1000 Avocado~ .. Newport J" Beach. The cost Is $12, or $10 for .. ~ Ubrlry f9undltioh meml>era and ,, ~ $6 for atudenta. Information: (949) , .• 717-3890. SEPT. 30 SetvlltDre f9fngamo't •A Love Alfelr wtth Shoes• runs through Oct. 10 In Jewef Coun at South Coat Plaza, 3333 Brlttol St., Costa MMe. The display highlight. the history of the fetNon compaflv'1 lhoes. lnformltion: (714) 979-7664. " >.1 • ··!.. "' GUEST VIEWPOINT . Aimingf.or next level in • • • unior tennis Rllt In an occlllb*..,. bv • o.lv Piiot coec:t.. ~alof or MNN wfCt, eomlltt1'ng on 1"* mind. W hat a great dme lltt1ng in the playera loulwB at the . United SCalel 1eoolt Allodadon Presidents suite . having dinner and chining with the group of coecbel pabered together for the U.S. Open and USA 1mnil Higb Performance program. I stole out eady from the dinner table to watch Maurelmo handle Sc:biawne ' and Hewitt do the same to Lopez. That ended the day aft« watching tome of the wodd'a top U.S. aod intemadonal juniors battle and •A-Rod· blast his way past <Anu -he ....... ..=..-..&.---' WU alacktng off since his ler'YeS were STEVE only t42 mph. Now tt CLARK ls back to the hotel for tome thoughts at midnight This is a aeries of abort diso lsaions hued on my dme at the U.S. Open in a group ol Coache. to view top world jwliora and various pro topics as part of the USTA program called USA Thnnil Higb Perfo~. The spedfic goal ls to facilitate the progrellion in the development of U.S. jun.16ra into wodd-dasa players from the introduction/foundadonal phase (6-12 years of age at the entry to sectional rank), through the refinementltransttional phase ( l 0-20 years at the national and wodd-dasa juniors considering pro) to the wodd-dasa performance phase (15-30 years at the top SO to 150 range). A btg task but the USIA is taking a much more active and apansive role in ~ng and bringing coaches on board in hopes to get more kicb developed on the same page. The more coaches on the same page. the more ldcb wiD make this tranaition and the better U.S. tennis wiD be in the future. In short, we spent 14 hours a day vi~ matc:ha and meeting in dbamion groups with some research lectwea to compare U.S. and international juoJora, those jwliors to the IOMr level pros, and all these to the upper echelon pros. In mind in these dilamioot WU what does it take to get the local junk>ra to the elile junior level md then to the pro and elite pro. The ~we had in our taJb la that we all haw seen the entry leYel. top aecdonal and natk>nal leYd ~in a limilar dub or setting. lb be able to compare that pclpdatloo with another aD in one place ii a great tool It la a fish bowl here: we can see the best of the belt junion. the upfrtng proe. the ones on the bubble to making lt greai. md thole that haft made it great al In ooe day. And eYell better yet. we UVI them OD adjacent COUl1I and In moat cues, KENT TREPTOW /DAll.Y PllOT Costa Mesa High football coach Tom Baldwin gives instructions to his Quarterback, Ryan French (lOl, during last week's season opener against Brea Olinda at Newport Harbor. The Mustangs will host Corona del Mar on Friday. Pointing the way Baldwin is optimistic but realistic about Costa Mesa's chances against Corona del Mar Friday. Rick Devereux Daily Pilot Mesa High O>ach lbm Baldwin is ftllllisdc about his team's chances of re- ~ding from last week's season opening, 21-7, loll to Brea Olinda. "You haw to consid« who you're playing.· he said, referring to Fridays showdown against crosstown rival C.0- rona del Mar (1-0). "They are a lot bee· fer than a l.oling won't be the end of our leMOn. l'xn not giving up. but if we both play wen. they will more than liblJwln." lat~ the Mustangs had~ chancel to dose the gap in the game, ..... the ~tum awung quickty Iii to OW Wldcata. AJ the start of the second quarter. the ball WU sttfpped from a recetver's hands at the Brea 6- yard line to kill one sooring chance, and blown aweragie resulted in an 80- yard touchdown pass OD the ftnt play from ICrimmap following c.osta .... lone 9COl'e of the game. "When they stole the ball. it WU 7--0 and we were going to score.· BaJdwin said. "Even the NFL has blown cover- ages. It was just a miscommunication on who to pick up.· BaJdwin said he hopes to eliminate those mistak~ against the Sea Kmgs. citing last year's close. 19-14, CdM win. "We need to execute our basic of- &nse, • i.e Aid. 'We were able to move the ball quite weU against them last year." Baldwin said he won't watch a lot of last year's game film to scout the Sea Kings, but rather the 35-14 victory over Estancia from last week. •They executed their offense very well and they're leading recefvers (Kevin Welch and Shane Collins! didn't even play in the game.· he said. "They are a very good football team.· The CdM opdon with Tom Welch at quarterback has BaJdwin and the Mesa coaching staff worried because, when performed correctly, the option puts a lot of pressure on the defense. "We have to tackle everybody," he said. "The fullback. quarterl:>ack and pitchman all have to be tackled. We have to be where we have 10 be in or- der to defend the option. When some- one can run the option ~ well, it creates real problems. It cuts down on the amount of blitzing you can play against them.. See MESA. Pqe 82 CHALK TALK Pl.DTPICKS Tonight'• pma &tancU at Megnoh 7 p.m. at Western -Estancia by 1 N9wport tUirbor at Fountain v.ley 7 p.m. at Huntington Beach -Fountain Valley by 3 Ftkl9y'1 ;.mes eoron. def Mar at Costa Mesa 7 p.m. at Newport Harbor -CdM by3 M6dwey Bllpdet et Sage Hill 3:30 p.m. at Sage Hill -Sage Hill by 1 Last week'• record: 1·1 (50%) Last season'• record: 29-9 (76.3%) Corona del Mar senior established himself as a force with 178 rushlilg yards in season o~ner. Sailors start on road in lid-lifter Newport Harbor hopes to overcome injuries to key players in season opener against Barons. Rick Devereux Daily Pilot Ille start of the Newport I !arbor High football ..ea· son was sup- posed 10 he fuU of hope and prorrn..e. II I!> • starting 10 look more lilce hope and pray becau~e 1n1urie-. to key play- ers are mounung up. Starting wide receiver and reign ing Newport Mesa Player of the Year Spencer l.mk has a lingering problem with a shouJder he sepa- rated d.'> a sophomore All Sea View Leagut-linebacker See SAILORS, P11e 82 Corona del Mar ready for next step Sea Kings will not rest on their season -o pening vi ctory while preparing for Mesa. Rick Devereux Daily Pilot Corona del Mar High ( 1-0) can't bask in the glow of the 35-14 season ~opening blowo ut over Es-• tancia. Now Coach Dick Freeman has to get the football team fo - See SEA KINGS, Pace 82 .. 1 I • i t • • f t ' 12 ~&day. Septembe< 9, 2004 Sage in battle with Midway · Ughtning hope to charge into the new season much like its first season, with a win Rick Devereux Daily Piiot Sage HID School has opened up its season with San Diego's Mid· way Bapdst ever since football be- came a varsity sport tn 2002. The Lightning beai Midway Baptist. '2-24. In the first varsity pme tn school history. but lost. 48-15, last year. Much of the Sage Hill team ~ nuns that finished 1-8 last year, but Coach Tom Monarch said he expectS different res~ "What we're getting as each year ~ is more kids with a lit· de bit offootball experience as op- posed to the first years al Sage." he said "1he coaches expect more each year and we will exc,ept more next year." Last week the Lightning scrim- maged Notre Dame Academy and the California School for the Deaf Riverside. The warm-up was an opportunity to let the team get a feel for game silualions before the ~nbegins. Ml was impressed with how we improved from one series to the next" Monarch said. ~It was the first true scrinunage for a lot ~f them. and, indJvidually, it showed we have a lot of work to do. There were gapping holes on defense and missed as&gnments on of- fense." Monarch will start a freshman at quartetback. middle linebadcer and ..tety and iophomorea Ill wide ~ ft ..... OUlllde Jinehw.. and ~n. aa• r Wiii a good c:banoe ID ........ I menmab•• ... I ~OOll• Ing the u.m cbq tit .... season. • "Dylan Mllllr8n jj ..... ,.) and bas a blC tMk • a aDddle Unebacbr and be cmne out IDd made 90IDe Dice &*>'a lln Cbe saimmapf,. MoDlam llid. "We had hbn U ID OUlllde Nnebecker but, In order to cut down Oil tome mental euon. we moved to IDlide and let him ~ ieact and do bis thing. He blt bard and played ag· grmve.• Fredunan quartaback Jamie McGee threw touchdown puees to sophomore Braden Roes and jwtlor ~ Manshadi. Monarch expects big ~ out of Rosa this )Ur aft.er moving lut year's sec· ond·team. All-Academy league quarterback to wide recetver. "Ross bas been doing very well al receiver," ~narch said. "I wouldn't be surprised if he caught five or six passes [apinst Midway Baptist)." The Pabiots won last year on btg plays; four of their seveJl touch· downs wem plays of more than 30- yank But Monarch knows what to expect aod has km. of bow best to contahl the Patrlot& HThey run the ball wen and throw a lot of ec:reens," he said ""Ne want to force them to duow the ball We need to execute. We need to have good fundamentals. No missed tackies, no bad angles." cuaed on ~ opponent, CoataMeU (0·1). The Sea kinp rililMd for 448 yuda and pined 491 ol net of· feme apl.Dat the l!ltilftda. with aenlor Wea PreaeoD lea«ffng the way wttb 178 yards n.biDg and two touchdowna. ·1 though out line did a .,00 job, Wesa ran well, and our re- celvera did a good Job of •ua- taining blocb down field ao we could get big run.a," Pneman said. The defenae wu lmpreuive, u well, forcing four three-and· out situationa and only allow· ing three drives to laat for more than six plays. Freeman knows that P.atanda and Costa Meaa run d.Ufe.rent styles of offense and defenae, so what worked a.gainat one will not necesaarily work qainst they other. "They will send a lot of peo- ple at you (on defense],'' Free- man said. •They are all over the place. (Costa Mesa Coach Tom) Baldwin's always done that." Freeman aaid the offensive MESA Continued from B 1 RANKINGS And Mesa wants to have an at· tacking-type of defense this year. Baldwin said added practice time for some key players wW be useful CIF Southern s.ctlon preHaton ranldngt School (league), last years final record DfVISIONVI 1. Orange Lutheran (Empire). 12· l 2. Loa Altos (Mlramonte), 14-0 3. Mayfair (Suburban), 9-4 4. Villa Paric (Century), 11-1 5. Newport Harbor (SN View), 7-4 6. Charter Oak (Miramonte). 7-4 7. Wllaon/H.H. (Mlramonte), 10-3 8. La Mlreda (Suburban), 9-3 9. Tut1ln (Century), 7-5 10. Irvine (Sea View), 9-3 Others: Foothill (Sea View). 8-3; Bellflower (Suburban). 7-4; Kennedy (Emplre), 7-4; ValenciaN., 7-4; Brea Olinda (Century). 4-7. DMSIONVI 1. South Hiiia (San Antonio), 13· 1 2. Santa Fe (Del Rio) 11-2 3. 01'8nge (Golden West), 11·2 4. Schurr (Almont), 7-5 5. Anoyo (M1 .. 1on Valley), 6-4 8. w..tmlna'8r (Golden Weet). 8-3 7. Bell Gardens (Almont), 5-6-1 8. Gabriell no (Mission Valley). 7-5 9. West Covina (San Antonio), 4-7 10. El Rancho (Def Rio), 6-5 Others: San Gabriel (Almont), 11-3; Callfomia (Del Rio), 7-4; Walnut (San Antonio). 6-5; Rosemead (Minion ValljtY), 5-6; Costa Mesa (Golden W*), 5-5; Alhambra (Almont), 4-6. DMSIONIX 1. Fullerton (Freeway), 11·2 2. Tesoro (Pacific Coast), 8-3-1 3. Weatem (Orange), 11·3 4. La Habra (Freewey),11·3 5. Rancho Alamitos (Garden Grove). 4-6-1 6. Los Amigos (Garden Grove), 11-2 7. Corona del Mar (Plldfic: Coat), M-1 8. Covina (Valle Vlllt.a), 5-6 9. Savanna (Orange), 2-S 10. Pomon1 (Valle Vitta), 6-4-1 Others: Northwood (Pacific Coast), 10-2; Troy (Freeway). 9-3; Pacifica/G.G. (Garden Grove), 8-4; Santa An1 V1lley (Orange), 5-5; San Dlmaa (Valle Vltta), 4-6. SAILORS Continued from B 1 Thomas Martin has a stomach illness that may sideline him un- dl league play swu Oct. 15 against Foothili al Tus11n. Unebacker /fe<:eiver 18ytor Young broke bis foot playing basketball In the IUIDIJler and had the protective boot removed Friday and, like Martin, could be out undl league action beglm.. Junior Ryan lUppon. a project· eel starter at rwtnJ.ng blck and safety, WU injured during & prac- tice on Moriday and will alt out the leUOD opener agalmt Foun· ta1n Valley tooilbt at 7 at Hun· tington Beach ffi8b. The Barona (l-0) defeated Westmimter (0-1), 13·7, 1ut week with an oftense that gained ~ yudt on the ground and 178 yarda through the air. The Kiwanis Club of Costa Mesa . \ Second Annual Golf Toarn&11ent Benefiting Costa Mesa United, providing ldlletic faeilities for C08ta Mesa and Eatancia Hiab ScboOli ' Monday, ~her 13, 2004 Costa Mou OOlf COUtle 1100.,.,..,. For infol•_. .... ,_,._. • pie• tan ca.tie 'Vs*"· -...u.:11. IDOftllllDt wlU btp .. -leDM from m1 1ctn1 p.rioaDll t•.: a lot ol ~ • you,• PreemaD ..W. II ......, Ub tbey'vepll .,.op. com· big at you. TMr run die ~-T and ap~ ft91Jb0dy out. Which doem't l4lt you IUb tn. It mabl it harder defeutwtY. Qffenltftly, both of · their pwda do a good job of puJUna out and seuu.. kick , ·out bloca.· Freeman Mid be wtll look at •a1>to1utelj ...... from IUt year'• 19·1• ~over the Dave Perldm-Meea squad becauae the penon:nel la different. hiltead, the coaching ataff will focua on the Mua- tants 21-7 1011 to Brea Olinda lutweek.. The attacking defenae and motion offense can be confu.a,. Ing, but Freeman belieYea the Sea Kl.op. who will run the op- tion on offeme, will be able to handle lt effectively. "(Costa Mesa'a defenaiw) penetradon will be real quick.• he aaid. •The lnalde ltU1f geta shut down, but that meana If we can get the pitch off quicker we can move the ball.• "[Starting tailback and comer· back) Jorge Quiroz and (starting wide receiver and back up defen- sive back! Evan Hunter only .. practiced twice last week; Bald- win said "They both bad lin1e injuries, but both are fine now and will get a full week of prac- tices in, so that should help.• MFountain Valley is pretty bal- anced on offense," Newport Har· bor Coach Jeff Brinkley Mid. "They can throw the ball becaule they have the same quartelback (Chris DebowsldJ as laat aeaaon. They I.lb to boot him and roll him out and we need to keep him in the pocket.• Defensively. the Barona will employ four linemen and three linebackera, the same scheme Newport Harbor uaes. "1b.eir front seven ll stmllar to the look our otremlve Une got In practice over the summer, ao that is an advantage,• Brinkley said. "They will give us different loob In the secondary. TbeYre not afraid to man up and then go to a zone. We may even see 1e>me mne blltzel. • Lut week. the s.llon (o.-0) played a acrlmmage apinat Ml.t- alon Viejo, the top~ranked team 1n DiYlllon n. 8dokley w. pleued wUb cbe way the o&mM line rMponded to altuadOIJI Ibey MN oot pn- panld for. ·Ms watcbtog mm o1 the IO'lnwnep. we llW CMJeelon Vi- ejo) bJlaed UI a lot and llD a Jot m twll*I OD lbe ~ ... ~-~-were:::. pnpj)ed from ha Oil OUL (Mr. 811. ~llzn laid)' plmecl wldl tbily ~WI pla;ed. bUt.--...,. room ID IDlke ll#icr+ * • Link, Miida and ~ did not~ In the ..... ... ~ eald be" DOC •••Ml .......... ol ..... t ad-............ ~ ..... -~. .... ., ........ ..... gles hoping for road win PRESSON Continued from Bl = .. :: .... odlS onea lld:td up our ..W•welL· out I,._= ..:t: ~ ~ tor • lolang came. •(Wide receher/OUlllde line+ tMicbrJ Ryan Senford pk)'ed great OD defeDie iuid. Oil oa'eme, be WU com.In& mm and making playl here · alf over the place.· PerdC Mid. .Stephen Ruby played well u a IOpbomon at left tackle. I ~tour 0-Une cUd • great job. (Corona de1 Marl brought people OD lftmtl and blitz. That me8l1t they mpect you becauae they dodt think they can penetnte tbe line lttaight·UP. In a lip of J'llpeCt • Perdg Kid the l1ne w01 haw to continue to Improve for the E.p. to have a cbance of beat· tng Magnolia (0-0) tonlgbt at 7 at Wellem Hlgb. In lut yea(a 24-8 lellOll-OpeDIDg W:lory ip1DSt the SendnN, Eltanda pined 339 net yarda and held Magnolia to 31 ymla ruab1ng. ·0ur delenae played ~ well iplmt them Jut year," Fertig aald. "We won't change they way we played agalnst them Jut year defemtvely. Our offeme ii going to bold onto the b.n IO the other team ii on the aldellnes more.• Fertig Aid three lnterceptiona against Corona deJ Mar were bys to the lou, and be hopet a ball-control ltyle of o«eme wW equate to let1 tumoYerl and the tint "W" of the ymr. ....................... _., ......... 'IW.e41t'l • .. •~ ... ~ ........ llHDllMd .. 111 .... ~ ........ Orange Cout CoQeie women's w~an team sweeps Pasadena .u Sophqmore outskle bitten ·:J Melllea ~ Ind Doab ~ DrmJd coniblned foi 15 .. Ive l &J \ bloc:b and two eenk:e llCel for the bolt Oranii\ Colilt ~ h~ women's volleybd teun, which !n Opened lta MllOn with a lo-25, '•' »-19, 30-24 l)OOCO~ Vic-tory over Pasadena Wednelday. •41 Jenae Woodward added four lr kOls and a pair of blocb u an 12 j, Pirates who dcessed ... aaw action (or c.oacb Owdc Qrtenese, who ::f 11-L-~ ... UJIAQ~ with his lineup ln all ·. ~ lh1" games. 1,. Coast ~ored 14 of the 8nal 22 ·'' points in the third game, get- ting blocks from Jennifer i'! Holder and Nicole Powers, 1 , aJong with Samantha Connor's •1 first career kill. Coast faces host Southwestern ,, •VOUBYMLL: Kim Wynn of Vanguard University recorded 13 kills and seven dip and teammates Kett Dehaas and Ja- clyn Lee bad 11 kills each as the boat Uooa stunned No. 12 Point Loma, 30~27, 30-23, 30-24 ln the women's volleyball season opener Tuesday. · .. OUTDOORS ,., , . . . .. ' ... .. COURTESY Of .JM N1£MIEC Bob Felton of Newport Beach hefts a 35-pound afbacor.e he caught on Sunday while fishing aboard the sportfisher First String. Waters off coast pristine T ~~:~~be any nicer than it has been since hurricane Howard moved off to the west leaving behind a south sweU and pushing warm water buo the channel Anglel"l covered a lot of water JIM over Labor Day weekend and reported NIEMIEC fair ft.shing for yeDowfin tuna. Dorado and yellowtall Inside the 43 Fathom spot. while a few blg albacore were atill being caught off San Diego and out west around the Cortez Bank. Flat calm seas and briWant blue water made for • ; exceUent ftlhing condJtfons and : • the long range weather map isn't : : showing any major storma that ~ : could affect 6ahlng. • : The marlin bite has been : : spotty for private boaters. but with the water temp puahlng into the mkl·llmldel and lotl • DON L f ACH /OAILY PIL 0 T Jacqueline Becker, in her days as a setter for Corona del Mar, now plays for Yale, wtuch opens rts season Friday at UC Irvine. Red-hot 'Eaters host Yale UC Irvine will try to keep its record perfect in nonconference match featuring Corona del Mar's Becker. The UC: Irvine women's vol· leyball learn, off 10 a 5-0 stan after rallying from a two-game deficit to defeat Utah at home Monday, will look 10 maintain its perfect record when the Anteate~ hosl Yale al 7 p.m. Friday at Crawford <..ourt. The 1981 UCI team started the seru.on 7 ·O while the 1988 NCAA tournament team opened at 6-0. Wilh Yale coming 10 town, it marlcs the return of former C.0- 'rona del Mar High standout Jacqueline Becker, !he Bull· dogs' junjor ..ener who earned !iCCOnd-team All-Ivy League honors last year and league Rookie of the Year laurels in 2002. The Bulldogs open their season at UCL UCI outside hitter Kelly Wing was named Mosl Valu- able Player of the Nike/Holiday Inn Sunset Oas.sic tlu!> past weekend. Owr the thrt•t• match~. Wing led the 1cam Wllh 49 kill'> and eighl -.erv ice acC1> dnd w~ second m diW> wilh 35 Middle blocker. Sarni C .a..,h and Amanda Vazquez Wl're abo honored on !he aJJ.1our name111 team Cash led till' team with e1gt11 total hhx b and hn .674. V<V.quez added -.1x total bloc~ and toppt'd rhe team wilh three ..alo blo1.k.-. whjle recording three o,t•rvH l' iitl">. SCHEDULE TOOAY FWdhocby High school -Harvard/Westlake at Newport Harbor (at Harper School), 3:15 p.m. Football High school -Estancia at Magnolia at Western, 7 p.m.; Newport Harbor at Fountain Valley at Huntington Beach. 7 p.m. Tennis High school \)Iris -Mater Det at Corona del Mar, 3·15 pm .• Calvary Chapel at Sage Hill at CoS1a Mesa Tennis Center. 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Westminster, 3 p.m. 1-unher. (~ ..et a school mal< h rernrd m hilting per centage of .875 agamsl Wtlliam and Mary. pas...,mg her prevtow. mark of .867. CalJl put away 15 of 16 altempl!. with JW.t one er mr a~a1n..,t lhe fribe. IJC I C.t:ldch Ch arlie Brande t•n lt'r. his fifth -.ed.M>n al the helm of lhe women\ voUeybaJJ progmm Brande 1<, currently 61 -64 overall after leading the Anreau:r. ro a 24 JO record m 20()], the tughe.1 number of w1m in d wason in lJCI history. and ro J '>t'Cond place ( 12·6) firw,h 111 the H1g \\(...,t Confer t'IH { VoUeyball Colleqe women Chnst1an Harnage at Vanguard, 7 p.m Water polo Community college men Orange Coast at Ventura. 9 a m .. Tlusdly, .. ~ 9, 20CM CLARK Contnled frOm Bl two groups on the tame court ~ybtg each otha (a Moya and Rochu.. oo lhe PfOI. or kui.net1CW (No. 4 ~U.S. junior) VL the Nethedandl' Haase. It becOmet very dw What It takes, and ewri mote JmportantJy at times what doetn't help-or tn ~words. the deltisions that hinder ~pment. Here are some or the transitional characteristics noted between top level junJors and ~journeyman professiooal, and then~ to the elite pro. Included in this d1scus.slo11 was also the seem1ngJy popular and perhaps abused tendency of those not ready "going pro." The stages of players we saw at the Open are what the USTA program puts in the 4-6 atages. The 4 is a player in the higll national or college ranking. a world-class junior like here at the U.S. Open and a transidonal Pro. A 5 is a world-class player in the 50-150 range and a 6 la someone In the top 50. What are some of the differences between some of the juniors in 4, the differences between 4 and 5 and between 5 and 67 And the point most ~ to most of us at home is what do ow kids in the local level, wanting to get to the next leve~ have to do or what is missing? p...fany of these characteristics are rQade in comparison to intemationaJ players, which many parents are concerned about as their kids plan to play in colfege. • Some of our own elite athletes in the 4 and 5 level have an intense work etluc. They are physically ~uperior to lower levels and truly understand the need for physical prowess. Believe me, when Sargis Sargsian (a former NCAA great and tounng pro of 8 years) just set the record of nine hours in two consecutive singles matches at the U.S. Open, 1N1 ........ the mm from me boyl. Ale cu us playen m.dy am.tr wt. m. No. I junior ~ In the wodd hll her entire left leg rapped in a IOft cur aod ltill beau ooe ot the U.S.~ best Junion; this ii tough. ~Of lbe ClOldW 8Ptle on dd9~the~ ~and u~. •JUal6n Wldenamd and put Into~ cbe concept that oncd&::lnm .ore. bee91• )'0U hlM WOlbid !Mud OD the wfilatl .. or )'OW' triinlnl. .. normal. 'Ibey uodenland Gld ICt upon it IUCb that aft8r'. pueling four-hour match set on a SUldolwy bib to get the lldk: add out of their l)'llam IO they are hsb the om day. Tbele kida are c:Uldplfned and mow Che meaning of bud wort. Another area of comparllod lies in the lack of complete Uilll among U.S. jwlio11 (and eve11 some elite U.S. junlore) compared to the intemadooal junior. Aaying doubles 11 aucia1 in helping th.ls deficiency- playing at net. transitloo1ng to net. and having the ability to play angles, soft shots, and the like. So many kids do not have the aid.Os that enable them to be an court players because they do not play doubles. Along these lines, one of the tbJ:ngs that was very notiCeabJe and most coaches here commented on was the clearly comfortable presence on the court in using a variety of ahota that the international kids had. Though many U.S. players have big games, many coaches commented that they can be a bit one dimensional at times whereas international juniors have a fuller game. It also seems that U.S. kids should play more so they are more comfortable with their skill in all situations. Too often, clinics and lessons are not active or match-play oriented. And competing Wlder pressure with weapons and a variety of shots is what aeates that ease. No one will serve and volley under p~ure lf they don't practice it under some kind ot.,.._.... ., ........... muy .... ~lbelm.ollhot ............ ..., ~tt11i11U' a "•• ·•-.. wl,.,.. In our dlea ..... OD WiopMac ............. GDl-cbe me~ unongtbemlehwand • ....._ ..... olwtdtll 1he~ ............ ,..._,. .... ...,,.. .. themn ••• e ~lbl -ma.---.u.& pl'OI co 'nd mimlr c.dlall. ,... •Ip ;' • r ... .-..S -.a1•c,ne0daml.._""'1 ..,._.._.,._ ..... <dye~ oon>c1W* edr; d • ......... US. llld ta.Qllltlai tecW=al-women IOllllildnr ............. aa pnia ad.•~ ad,_,,. billWJ~,_-o ..... AD hldwiy........... • ........ ~~ ~-=..:=. ~~'r~b.Chelt junlon Win olehi abcM... ~.., ... eel 1 rbOught but., c:om.lped--d18t Wll wlM COUDlel tedmk:lil dltcilMloa Tbl JJO'IK 1bll ~ UI to another one tbould tab 8Wfl'f ii itiat. ln ~ .... ol dMn'911ioa dwina ientiaL to be ID ellte.,.,. to cutfme hes\!:~ 6e sure )'O'l lel the tpe>t on a ~ mr.mew. aod cone. umno or to be an elite l'lle9ri:b tbect lilbt on eome juntor who JI wen thinking of ~Jn WbM 1eem to be, lo ao&d8 pro. you better aot have ~ cb8 pOthM. and many, fl~ laws tecbnkaDy In Qe8ldwt ~that help just about every area of your 0c hinder the develOpment of 91JDe. In odlillr words, IO many • U.S.~ It each atap of junSorl. bei:::a•• they are IO dew:lopment {lt8pl 1-6). ahld of nmkml l8suel, don\ It .. not wy to punm.arfr.e think 1ocJ1 run enough. 'Ibey Rdl a btg and leDlldve topic, <bJ't wock on the thinp that wfD with 10 many penooaHtiea and mlb them better-the relational dyNunk:a. but here la fundm>emaJI and Instead do wblll eeemed to be the gilt from the~ or the ·1 woo wllh Che rmeudt and d'eciwioo. tbll eo I am lf.k:king with this" It II m undeniable llCt that t!. fundemeotals are just that. Jdda. eapedeDy gtda. are~ ~ and if you don't euil« lo order td pt Into this have them, )VU are Umlting elite scata& l M>uld Ont and )'OWleJf. And to reiterate an banolt hW'Ught the fact that earlier point. d:JeSe fundamentals they are kida. 1bat is obvious you have to be tested under p~ aay..Yes, though pou1bly not in more. The~ of competidon your cue, IO many peftll1tl out must reign not the fear of there forget It ii suppoeed to be comped.ng and losing a spot in fun. When 16-and 17-y.r.old the ranking. gldl are llten.Dy eeeing famWes Now since I mentioned the quit their jobs while the kid iB "P" word I will throw in a point now the aoJe bread winner. that I was happy to hear. 1 don't something Is wrong. Since when think they were blowing smoke did a doctor or Jawyer. teacher. either. With respect to •going or any professional start at age pro" the best comment I beard 16 or 17, let alone early 20s? from the USTA penonnel was Something is going askew that they do not encourage already. And it starta at the very juniors to go pro but nilher early stages if you think this does encourage them to seriously look not represent the majority. at the process In making that How so7 Let me ask this decision. question? When a c:blld comes or For example, just winning driving age, and a parent buys Kalamazoo (one tournament) them a car {most parents do in does not make a pro. A corollary the demographics of this ...~ 11ow..,G111ae ..... ~-0/-fromdlil ......... .. lil ~Nam_,.,... ,.,. ,...,. apld lblill ID be -. ftllPl'Millble. Ind~ nm eoa1e ....--. But It II m =~~~~ time ind m....... m lllJIOY 119 lddl .... ID plil,tllc tml"9 be LW¥Xntido1Wr 1bei9 tboUld be no nitum uide toai thlli lcJVi ol~ mey .. doing and the~ caldl1CM In lhlL Ian't -uuef ~~Mla at our revahed llcKuid wbat Che NMUdi ecmariol/cme studlel MW r,.ad\'.elY dec:tlni W.. lt I; . q\Jtte PrevaJeot d.e dajl parents are~ decklons and putting preeaare on kkls (Whether known or noc. spokett or uospobn). Pln!ntl tblnk "I put 201C into you to you have to get a sd>olamhlp aomewbere." but when me, bought them a car and don't mpec;t aomeone to pay for that car in return. incongiuence ocx:un. Related to thJa are tbe parental apectadons of coacheJ and results that create coacblng changes, and other acdobl baaed on the sbort-elgbtedneu of "we have to haw a mum on our investment." For example, parents worry that If coach Smith cherJp Joey's eene {for the better really) he wm struggle and late and drop lo the ranJdop and not get a scholarship. So they ftnd another coach that goes along with their sbon·sighted plan. Newr mind that he won't baw a good serve or in the long run be less of a player. lm't being the best the issue? lldt the long-nm vlsJoo the by? All the coaches in attendance that deal with juniors at the dub level felt th.Ls &usttation: Another related issue b~ ia whoee vision and dreams are at stab here? Have the goals of the junior been thoroughly as.sessed ffctltlma.ilns llmeS...... AcllllM ..... ... s...... Adlllm ..... ... s...... .......... ... s...... ......... .......... .......... ......... This business Is con· ,.._ ..... dueled by: a Cotpoflllon ... b..&---a Hive you started dolnt -Hive you atarUd dolrlc buslntsa yet7 "° Kenneth R. Watllfnl Tiril statement w11 ftltd wit.II tt1e C-ty CWll of Oranp Couftty on 07/'lt/04 200oMtt4tSJ The follow1ne persons are do1n1 bus'"ess u •) HeallhDalitlns111hts. Inc b) lnte11rated Hut nL;ire Soluttons, LLC. CJ lnte11rale d Prof1tmark Corporallon. UC 20371 Irvine Ave Suite 200. Sant• Ana He111,hts. CA 92707 The follow1na persons are doma business as Br•nlley and Loaan, Cr eat1ve Commun1ca lions. OC. 150 Cecil Place, Suite A. Costa Mesa. Cahfo<n11 92627 Ch11st1an Lyle Brant ley. 150 Cecil Place, Suite A, Costa Me». C1hfornla 92627 The followm1 persons 1re dolna buslneu as· Qulznos Sub, 545 Anton Street 1103, Costa Mesa, CA 92692 Senahvl Enterprises. Inc .. (CA), 5557 £ Santi Ana Canyon Rd 1103· 138, Anaheim Hiiis. CA 92807 The follow1n1 persona 11e dolna business as: Pauion for Plants. M6 Sea Star Court, D1n1 Potnl,CA 92629 Cathleen Zylstra, M6 Sea Star Court, Dana P04nt, CA 92629 The followln1 per sons are dolna business as: •) f vllef1on Chiroprac· lie. b) fulllftOfl Cluro· practlc Wtllneu C.ntlf. 137 W. Chapman Ave. Suite A. Fullwtort. CA 92832 The followlna persons are doln1 bvslness es: CAPITAL LEHOING, 4101 Birch St 1210, "9wport B11ch CA 92660 Dave Simonetti, 12590 Cavello St.. San Oltfo. CA921JO Chris Choe.-. 4101 Birch St. 1210. Newport 811ch, CA 92660 business yet7 Yes, The followlna persona 03/09/1998 '" dolnc bus!ness as· Robtfts Liardon Min· MJCollttt lnv11t11attons, 11trlu, Inc , Carol 2701 Harbor Blvd. E2 llardon, E.V.P 1201, Costa ~sa. CA This statement WIS 92626 ftled witll the County Metthew J Collett, Clerk of Dran11 County 2701 Harbor Blvd. E2 °" 08,i93/04 1201, Costa Me11. CA t004MHSS4 92626 Dally Pilot Au& 19. 26. This bvslnus ts con D1ity Pilot Aue. 21, Sept, 2. t , ll, ltM fl.SH .......... ......... The folloWUIJ persons -- L.Me, Cost. fllaa, CA 92627 T1lil i...slnell Is con- dvcte4 by: 1n lndlvldull ...,,. '°" start.s doitlC busiNss yet1 No 01n lwr•tt Thia statement wu f\ted wltll tlM Coullty Clel1I of 0r.,.. Covntr Oii Ol/31/04 ....... .. ,. Dally Piiot $tt>t. 2. 9, 16, 23, ~ ThS29 HOI Hewporl LLC <HV). 2620 Re11at11 D11ve Suite 2088 Lu Vt11s HV 89128 Wilham K0tye Lo11an 3618 Park Lane, Suite A. Newpor t Buc h, C.ihfornta 92663 ThtS busmen is con· dueled by 1 corpor allon Have you started do1n1 busmess yet' No San11hv1 Enterprises. Tilts bustness ts con· dueled by: an individual Have you started OOlna business yet? Yes 08/1/04 Ro!Mlrt Tanakl. Cttlro- p ra c I tc Corporation (CA), 137 W Cl\apmen Ave . Suitt A, Fullerton. CA92832 Thrs business Is con- ducted by' a 1eneral plt1nef'llhlp Sept 2, 9, 2004 TM98 dueled by· an indlvtclu.1 Have you starte4 *>Ina are dOllll buslne.u as: .._ ....._ Gem "-Alilan.tcher. .......~ lhts bu\lrtP.SS •~ con du1.ted by l1m1tf'd Llab1l1ty Co Hllve you sl.u led do1n11 lll1itntS\ yf't 1 y,., 0710/01 2004 HDI Ntw1>urt lll, AttdfH Ben11• PrP"•d~nl flus stal~rnenl wa~ Hied with the County Clerk of Ou11j!e County on 08/31. 04 2004H9HSJ Dally Ptlof Sl'pl 7. 9, 16, 23 ?004 Th~2& I his busmen IS con dueled by a eener •I pat lnerShtp Have you started dotnll hus1ness yet' Yes ()8/() 1/2004 ChttSltan Brantley Tho$ statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oritnllf! County on 08/06/04 2004699'176 Daily Piiot Sept. 2. 9, 16,23,2004 TIISJ.t Inc.. Prtlt San1hvl. Manaaer This statement wu filed with the County Clerk of Orana• County on 08/25/04 20046fflHJ Datly Pilot Sept. 2, 9, 16,23,2004 Tll536 S.......tf M t ttfU.tf Aclll9 ........ The follow'"& person has abandoned the use of the Fictitious Busi ness Name: Alhed Cus· tom Coat1n11. 2428 Newport Blvd. •IS. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 The Ftetltlous Bus1nna name refened lo 1bov1 wn filed In Oran&• County on 8-20-04, Fil.£ HO 20046997793 Thomu D. Nevin, 826 Darren, Costa Mesa, CA 926Z7 This bu11neu Is con· dueled by en lndMdual Thomas D. Nevin Thia statement w11 flied with the County Clettl of Clunie Collnty on~/04 2004ff9H .. Delly Piiot Sept. 2. 9, 16,23,~ ThS37 ......... ......... The f0Mowin1 persons are dolfta buslneu IS. •) Co~lon Dop by Sue M • Inc., b) Dub Ovb Tralnlna. c) C0tnc>enlion Dop Br Sue Myles, d) Canlnt·Human Connection. 217 Avoca do St fl. Cost1 Mesi, CeltfOfnla 92617 Comp1nlon Dop hr Sue Myles, Inc., (CA), 217 Avocado St. tl. Costa MIH. CaflfOfnia ----------------------------'2127 ~ Thia butllleas is con ADDAEl8; &llO 8cdl ducte4 by: 1 corpoutlon Hape ...._a. 1980, Have you st.tad M1fta La. ~ Olllanlll ~ren Y•. 90071 07/15/2004 10. TOTAL Comt>1nlofl 1>op by c:::am>ERAT'ION TO S. ~. Inc., Sw BE PM> AJA THI! Mytee, l'ftM*nt 8U811ES8 Nit) ltlla 1t1te111tnl Wff UC9lle: INCLUDING flttcl Wlttl the Covnty ~· ACT\.W. ~~tt .. Coll11ty OC9T ~TED .... , .. , .. COIT OA~'!'lf·TO-Delly Piiot s.e,t. ~·-~ e:>c:&D _..I 11. %J. 200I TllUI CA9t-..oo _ .............. TOTM. AMCUfT --lf:OOOOO ...... "'_,.,.. ..::-:. : .. "".:::=. ':":" .,.,..., d ....... ~ J.S .. Wiii .. __.,, It ID &....-, 4101 ltrdl St s-.~~::: =-............. =c..... ... ......... Cathleen Zylsl/1 This alatement was flied with the County Clerk of Ouna• Counly on 08/13/04 20046HHIO Dally Pilot Aua. 19. 26, Sept.2.9.2004 Th503 ............ ... s...... The follow1n1 persons art doln11 busmen as: Aline Studios Community Services fund, 709 Randolph 18. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Aline Condltlon1n1 Inc. (CA}, 709 Randolph 18. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Thts bus1nau • con· dueled by a cotporatlon Hne you startltd doina buMtteu yet? Ho Altne Cond1Uonln1 Inc .. Tracy F1t1p1trk:ll, Pres- ident Th11 stat-t •• filed with the County Clerk of Ofln11 County on 08/27/04 20046"8571 Datfy Pilot Sept. 2, 9, 16. 23. 2004 Th519 .......... ... s.... The followkla ptfsons .,. dolnt t>usiNss at: •> Diversified fun4lna Group, b) lnnovetive Mukelln& Auoclat11, 240 Newpoft CelttaJ Of .. Ste 203, Newport Beech. CA 92MO Charles A. Peyton, 240 Newport Center Dr .. Sta. 203, Newl*t Beacll, CA 9~ This buslneu II con· ducted by an lndlv~ Have you start.d .,.. business yet? Y•. 1981 Cllarles R. Peyton Thia state.Mt wA filed Wtttl Ult CMIJ Clerk of Onnp C.-tJ on08(11/0C ......... 1 =zr:.t~I~ ........ ....... TMfol!Owlltt..,.... •e411*&: ......... • VIiia A1111telM, U0& UftcoM A.,.,.., AM• flefm. CA amt ,.....Mtef ..... ,L ,, (CA). ID L-.. This busmess Is con· ducted br a COff)Of'lllon Hive you started dolna busln1SSJ'll7 Ho Robert T1n1k1, Chlro- pr 1ctlc Corporetlon, Robert Tanaka, PrtSt· dent This statement wu flied Wtlh tfle County Clerk ol Oranse County on 08/31/04 20046ffltS1 Delly Pilot Sept. 2. 9. 16, 23, 2004 Th535 ........ .......... The followtna persons ar1 dolnt butiMss as: Nicll's Plue · Rlatotente lt1ll1no, 2300 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 EllM A. fodert, 1100 Tul1re Drive, Costa Me11.CAt2626 Nick foder1, 1100 hl1re Drive, Costa Mesa,CA92626 This business Is CO!t- ducltid by: husbllfld Incl wrfe Have you started clolna business yet? Yes, 9·t· 1961 £1iM Fo4efa T1ris statement was filM wtttl the County Cwll of Orenp County on Ol/31/04 neenMtt7 Deity l"ik>t Sept. 2, 9, 15. 23. mot Th532 ........... ......... Tiit followlna pe110111 •e dcMlll b""'*s as: 1) N1wport Cout1I Slrvleet. b) w.st Co•at °""' ...... lllct S.· vtc.. 714J £. Fll'du .. t L11 .. Or ..... CA 92169 Oewn M. 8rnllovlctt. 77'3 £. FllNcrest Lt1., Or..,._, CA 92119 a-.. M. ·~. 714' E.· Ft.ldcr•t Ln., 0r ..... CA'2M TIMI ...... II COfl• ..., '1: ...._. llld .... ,....,.....,.....,.... "'=~~idl T1* lta'-eftt •• Have you started dolna bUS411e1$ret7 No 01Ve Simonetti This statement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Or ana• County on Ol/l'1 /"4 20046fflS7J Dally Pilot Sept. 2, 9, 16. 23. 2004 Th515 ........ .......... f1c91m..... bus1n1u yet? No ... S.... M11th1w J Collett lite follow1111 i>«sons This st1temant was are doln1 business H filed with the County GA Air Condltlonin& Clerk of Oranae County Huhn& Senk•. Inc •1 onOl/27!04 3131 C1n1dl1n Dr , 20044t91512 Coal• Mesa, CA 92626 D•ily Pilot Sept. 2. 9. GA Air Condltion1na 16, 23, 2004 Tll516 H11Un1 Service. Inc (CA). 3131 Ca111dian Dr , fk91m ..... Costa Ml11. CA 92626 This business Is con· ... S...... ducted by: a corporalt0n Tile followlna plfaons Hive you started doin& 111 doln1 business u. business yet? Yes, Jay Ward Productions, 10/05/1999 Inc, 775 W 17th SI/eel. GA Air Cond1tlonln1 Suite C, Costa Mesa. CA Hiilin& Senk•. Inc . 92627 Garo 1. YOllKIJl•n. V.P Wtrd Productions, Thia 1tatam111t WH Inc .• (CA), 775 W. 17th flied wltft lite County Street. Suite C, Costa Cllf1I of Or11111 County Mesa, CA 92627 on 08/24/04 Thts business ti COii 20046ttl104 ducted br. 1 corpor1Uon ~ l"llo• Aq. 2t. Slot, Have you star*! doMa 2, f, &I, 2'004 Th!oe bUStlleSI yet? Yn, 1951 .......... Ward Productions, -...:..;..b....&-....o Inc .. Tiffany Ward, Vice --Pruldtnt Tiit folowl•I p1110fl1 Thts statement "'" If• dotna bvJIMu 11; hied with the County OC Sound, 527 10th Clerk of Ora1111 County s-trHt, H11ntln1ton on09/07/04 Beedt. CA 92&41 200469"541 (~. ~~"f o:"str~~ Dai'Jo Piiot Sept. 9, ta. .._ntllllton leech, CA 23' ' 2004 Th55S 'zr: bUslnclt It con "'*-..... dllcttd o~. • cor'*etlon ... llllmm HI• rou •tart.cl dolnt The follOwlnt petSOM ~ reC1 are dol"' busi""8 as. Y-.l(ll/2004 1) Glotltt Wireless Co . 0C £.......,,.... Ll.C. b) Mobi11W11r, 7011 S.lft t<dlrl, ~-Werner AVI. #ft, Hun- TNI 1t1h llflt .wit tlnclon Beech, CA 12647 ..... .. ... C~ty Kenneth R. Wtttlins, Qlwll Of Of ..... County 7071 WlfHr AWi., Unit •OllJV04 ff'Ut..1. Huntlnato .......... Beaclt, ~e 92147 Deily. Pilot S.,t. 2. 9, TMI -.,.._ It c-.. 11, 23. lOIM T1'52A• d!K!t• h ; tp 1ntyMlt! 13901 TvstJn Eut Of.. ..fliiiiiii Apt. 89, Tustin, CA 92780 The followlna pwsons AllSSI Th1tcher, 13901 11e dotftl bViJMu u : Tustln hat Dr .. Apt. 89, R111ovlsion, 2925 Slit· Tustin. CA 92780 11teroa Ln.. T111tln, Thll b~ ti COii· Calrfornia 92782 ducted by. an lllC11VK-.u Bret Alan L11nd, 2925 Have ~ou •tatted dolnc 8allest1t01 Ln., Tvstln, buslneu yet? Yts, CMfOfnle 92782 07 /"l2.J04 Thtl buinal b COii· Al11se Thatcher ducted by: 111 lnthldutf This statement was Have you started doln& llled with the County bllSlrleu yet? No Cler• of Drance County tret LllM on 09l03/04 Thb 1tat-llt wea ~9"414 flltid with the County D•lfy Pilot Se9t. 9. 16, CWll of Or1111• Countr 23. lO, 2004 fhS46• Oii OIVl 7 ,1)4 2004tff710S .......... Q1lly Pilot Au1. l!i_ 26. lmse.-sept. 2. 9, 2004 1n50I The followlnt PlflOfll a.-_~ are dolnc business u: --0'8oy Buraers. 23011 .......... Moulton f>llw11. IG2, Titt followilll "'°"' L1iun1 Hiits, CA 92653 •• ... .__. •: Keylllo Ent1t11rl111. 11111 OtlMr1a, 3211 Cler l11e .. 610 Newport Canter St .. _ a. .. Dr.. 11200. Newport r•t, ..... PCll't Kn, Btac:h, CA 92690 CA 921183 Thb IKlslnus It con· Liu Jane's ~-' ducte4 bJ: e COfpofeUon foods, Inc., (CA). 1218 Have rou started dolflc Clar Str~--"'"'°'' bUsl!MU wet? "° hKll, CA lr.AO.J • TMs ~ II coit-lleyklo Enterprl1... ducttid ~ 1 *"'atiofl Inc., Dino K.W•manti., Have yo.i alMttd ,._ PresMtent bva1nas yet1 No Thia statement wn Liu JMe's c-.t lllM with tbe COlmty ,............ F Cliertl of Or11t111 to.nty .......,, Ille,. Liu rltd· on 09/07 /04 Wl/t.E.O. MIH"'S4J Thlt atetelMfllt WM ,..., ••ti! .... c-ty Dally P'lot ~l t, 11, Clln of 0rllll't c.MJ 23. lO, 2004 lll563 00 Ol/27 IOI ................ ,,, ....... ~na. "& ~ .&:; .,......_.,., .... ere do~'==--w : "lltt c. . lll7 HarbllftlW NCll,C.... MIM,CAl2SZ1 QM a.r.u LU IMM \ Policy Ralea and deldlines arc subject to change without notice. The publisher raerves the right to c.cnsor, reclassify, revile or reject any classified advertisement. P1easc report any error dw may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertilement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Cftdjt can only be allowed for the first insertion. C1R11•111J II zlll 11• =ta EllBITMIBT I::!' 1111 ... _ .... hk Sat S.2 Lots of sreat stuff! 1840 LMW11d Line ltf Sant18Col"•IM .. .. ~ C91. Vlcintiy B11bo1 lsllnd. R1w1td1 714-311-4461 fll'llllll How to Place A CLASSIFIEAD By Fax (949) 631-6594 ( Pkaac include your -_, phone numbs DI tt'U call you bM:t wtdl • pnce quoer ) By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Ncwpptt-Blvd. & Bay St. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8.30am-5:00pm Monday-Fnday ·-. ,; ""' lilil ,...so 3111 Index ' ~J ,._ Offwl .. I ••• B1lbol lwnd w1terffont 2 unit, z boM doc:b. Mdudld, Colins lsllnd end of illllld w/2 cer ...... $3,296,000 -1 lilt ti& 3112.1500 aZl. C..1111 .. GPU SAT--'°"" 7MS-.-... Conl9 remod slncte tam home. Moat delir nalch. Wall dlst1nc1 to 81 lt>oa 11 F 1sh Is. Corner lot touttl of ,.CH. lbr 2ba w/ample un to n · pend. Up1r1d111l Sl.329,000 ly Owner 949-355-9130 M9-71t-t117 OfDISAT--1°"" 7M~ ... Comp r&mo4 ..,_ fMI llonM. MMt dasir Miiii. Wall distlflCI to IJalboa la. Fm II. Corner lot ICMltfl of rcH. 3br 2111 w/~ '"'to ea· @•nd. Upareclull Sl,329,000ly Owner Mt-355-tlJO .. 7lt-9117 ........ (-41 45' Wide Lot Ocean View $2,495,000 °"'* /Apnt 949-222· 1480 MISA VERDE POOL HOME Sweepln1 C:Oflllf srounds In prime tract loc l ·sty 4bf, 2ba, new & up1r1d1d l11tc:ll w/rranlte counters. new wood/tit• floorin1. pl1nt1tlon shutters. frnhlJ painted Inside/ out. $695,000 Call Coldwell Banller Beach side 714-968-1200. WTSIOI ontl SUit 1-S 4011 ltTNST ~•m Modi IK. IMlv m•lntalned lbr 2bl ~. $169,000 Wiiiiam Rine Cell -.s.u.2222 Offc 949-17M400 X20ll .......... O,.s.tlt .... ••ssn,• lmf """11/111 ....... ............... 4. l--4el. 1\50 C1m· ~ ~ .• 2 fvl Niii flM rm, MW reot Cllf.4ll·uc lecetioft ••t t1111 ••'•"'°'"ood Sl,Oll0,000 IJ -fof .,,. cal MMe0-13151. , 'lllr·· .. ·· ~~ Run your ad in the Newport Beach-costa Mesa 0811y Pilot and the Huntir:lltOn Beach lnde~to reach ewer 100,000 homeS. Fax us this form With'~ credit C*d, otmall Wllh. ch8ck tod8yl llllWa-..lld ·~.,.,.. Mt ...... Nft --..... M r----Deadlines ----. Monday ...................... Fnday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm Wedne~ay ............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... . .. Thur.day 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday J:OOpm Sunday ....................... Fnday 5:00pm -, 0 YD, El. llY CAI c -c.aicaw C•• l llD HOT SPICIAL. REOUCED $100,000 Fllltntie cor1* lot .._ "* $C1 ""' ~ 3 &Olf cour-. picnic .... ""-... .,. 8-t 1 sty, 4br, 2.5bl. lfNt room, frendl doors. fruit tree M9d rw IJouncL RV 1ccess $625,000 Cell Coldwell Bink• Beach5lde 714-968-1200. Hund11gl1111 Bllcll QUAINT llACH <OnAGI Remodlled eem. Bunplow 2 sty w/whiW pec..11.t lance & bro WlllwtYS-2br 2.5b1, beam ceihnp, fenald do& run, br-y petJO betwel home • dlt 2-c pr $819,000. Cold· well Banker Be1ehslde 714-968 1200 Ocean View htate Separate 1n l1w unit M11esl1c J+ s tories, prime corner loc. 5br, 4 5ba. Le open kitchen. bu1lt·on medl• center, m1ss1ve oc11n v11w master suite w/sundtcll. Sl.195.0l> Coldwel e... BeachMde 714-968-1200 H.AJllotl UlA flXll Great int tr act loc., I Sty 3br, 2ba, Le family, lutchen & d1n1ne w/dbl euden windows Br1nd new on marl<et $535,000 Coldwell Banker Be1eh 5'de 714-968 1200 lite bea.ttve Closs. Shor I drove to beach. walk to park Maieshc 2 sty, newer k1tch & bath uper ades 4br incl huee loft/bonus rm Could be 5br w/2 mas ters lavish landscap1ne & eardens $679.900 Coldwell Banker Beach side 714 968-1200 WAUt/llU TO BEACH Front c;ourtyard/atroum entry, new front doors ~n des1en adds lots of sunheht 4br 2ba. up 111aded kitchen. New roll up earaee. $779,000 Call Coldwell Banker Beach side 71 4-968-1200 AIAHDONlD eoreeous 2 :.ty on prune loc Never used br1nd new kitch, w1lk 1n pantry, 3br custom stone lloorine & new plush carpettne. Walk lo shops. school & park Ready for 1mmed move on Reduced price for qu1c;k sale $399,900 Call Coldwell Banker Be1chs1de 714 968-1200 C1llfornl1 l1w re· QOlfH thlt contrac· '°'' teklne iobs thlt total S500 o< more (labor Of rn11t•lats) be llclnled .,,. the Contr1c ton State License Board State law •lso requires that contr1c;tora Include their lk:ense number on .. eel-<• hlinl· You Cllfl chedl the status of your licensed contr1c tor 11 WWYI cslb Cil JOY or 800·32l·CSt8 Unfl· cennd contr1ctor1 telllnr 1ob1 tlllt total less then $500 must 1t1te In their advertisements thet Uttr ere not liuMed b~ the Contrectors St.It• llc9Me Bowd ... ~-· R1m1•1R' NEED TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY UR HOME OF THE EKPAG ON ATURDAY CAN HELP CAll bdtlRt w .. vi.w "-* Cleat view of T .. nq Basin & uty llOlts GI ICIOUS lrn1c w(l4 hr sec & doorman. 2br 601 Lido P•k () Unit lllA $1275,0l> Ulllt "8f $1,495.<XX> Mary lou K.ldlll!r 949-675-2700 Lido Part! Realty 0..n H.vse S-2-6 100 Scholz Pla11 •206 Versailles 2br. 2ba c;ondo w/w1ter & ocean views 1n aated community. Plantation shutters. Berber carpet. pool, spa, om. BBQ $620,000 Bkl 714 841 ·3812. OPEN SUNOAV I 5 La l onda Court 4br Jba home 3 c ear. 2 Ip, le mstr suite w/fp, pool, spa, ac. cul de sac Sl,200,000 ARenl 714 396-2233 lltl~ Island Value! Newer llrre 4 bf de s1ener ·home Only $2,995,000 Call PatrtC~ Tenote Nahonwode USA 949 856-9705 r .. tt.-..c-cto 2Br, 2Ba Penthou~e Condo. Small bay v1ew, $595,000 Owner /Aee nt 949-222 1480 11MH 21 lo 1th your honw Witt! Joe 1t E vtt&f HO. Call 9496507371 S-..A.at.fts S5St ,ooo..$625,000 2 lS M1ln Street Uve-4~1nthls fabulous .,.... develop· ment. mlnul11 from South Coast Plue. Ste· f 1nie Meurer Pl1tinum Prof)eft19s 949·71S.3156 MISCEUANEOUS RBfTALS · .,.. RlalllToSMrl -Welt ... MWf)' remod CDM .,..._ 3 blocks to 2br 2ba condo opt 3rd t>Mch. 3br 3ba 2 story bf, 2 stCN'y, wd, c:sport, home, wd. Ip, frt./bec:k yd-SlllOO 76(M19-Z129 w/pdtn 1 prof to sh.we 1 ..A.a~ home Sl35tl/mo + dip L-. ""- 1/2 util 949-760-llUI -Le-.... --,-.s-.. --..,-. Hua• bonus room 3 Fp's ~ IYIU now $2595/ino no ....FsRIN -111ts.(M9)1zo.1S65 ~;...;.;.;;;;.::.;;,.:;:...;;;;;;;;..;;;;=- IOAT/IV STOlt4$( srACL 10•33, Costa Mesa $85/mo 94!1 548-3874 AESIO€NTIAL RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Island WIMw ........ 4br 3bil house eod of Sept to End of June $3200/mo no/ smVpet,, see plc's/aet info (ci) balbolhouse com OI calf949-729-4844. Balboa Penlnlula a.. .. W.t QUiil Ill 2br Iba fr~ LR, Of!, ba1conees. pr. wd i.ups, Sl850 uU lllCI. Ott 949-87 4 4728 YIARLYUASIS ,_ NIWPOn HOMES 11.l GlUNDY IUl.TOn 9't-67M161 ar 1a-, ,.., 2.....,. second bllll from sand. "" ~ -· .... ..,,.. vaulted ~ room dunliest rllfltll wound $1950/mo 949-675-4630. 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