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Home My WebLink About2004-10-08 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• ~erving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 FRl>AY, OCTOBER I, 2004 . Rousing summit ~yes demographic shift • I California's makeup is changing, in part because the $tate bears the brunt of the flood of immigrants into the United States, says former HUD secretary. and Los Angelel ranb second behind New York Qty aa to where immigrants want to aea1e, be said. The population a1ao is shi.ftin8. be- cause mtnodty communities tend to be younger and have larger families. Those groups, espedaDy Latinos, are creating a nwbt for homes as part of a rapidly growing~ dasa. Cisneros said. homes have not kept up with the popu- lation giowth, and that has outed the crunch in California today. Cisneros said. Though the nation's home ownership level Is the highest It's ever been -68% -people in the housing industry should look to close the gap between wrutes, who have the highest rate of ownership, and other groups, he said. their own energy wuh the goal of getting a better rate, and Gov. Arnold Schwarz- enegger will bring back some form of his earlier proposal to encoW"ag'e solar energy In new homes, said c.ampbell. whose district rnclud~ Newport Beach. Atlcla ltoblnson DaityPilot business people Thursday. NEWPORT B.P.ACH -The ongoing demoll'.aPbk: lbift in California's popu- ladon -will apeU changes ln the kind of products and services housing consum- ~ want. former federal Housing and tJrl>an Development Secretary Henry Cisneros told an audience of some 650 faousing developers. lenders and other Cisneros was one of four speakers at a real estate aummit hosted by Newport Beach-hued real estate-inwstment firm Buchanan Street Partners at the Balboa Bay Oub. California's makeup ls changlng. in part because the state bears the brunt of the ftood of immigrants into the U.S .• Cisneros said. The state now gets about 25% of the national total of immigrants, MPeople may work for low wages to· day, but they aggregate their income as a famOy, and they have disposable in· come, and that makes it a madet for virtually every kind of product, M he said. The state's supply of rental and multi· family housing as well as single family Housing industry professionals also heard from 70th District Assemblyman John Campbell. who told them to ex· pect the state government to address energy policy iR 2005. One plan would allow larger energy users to shop for California's economy has improved. with state revenue-. increasing 9.6% ewer the last year. and unemployment is slowly decre&mg, '>late Controller Steve Westly said. But there's c,1111 a how.ing problem. with median home pnce!> up 22% over the last year. he <,a1d See SUMMIT, Pa1e A4 ANOTHER FLIP-FLOPPER K(NT TREPT0W /0AJLYP1LOT Kimi Rubino, 20 months, scoots along the sand in a pair of over-sized sandals on the beach at 56ttl Street. Victoria Street assault cases remain a mystery Police are still interested in solving a string of J'eported sexual assaults, but several months after ~e reports, neighborhood attacks have subsided. Martta O'Neil paityPilot month-old son unattended 1n his stroUer. 1he attacks all took place on Victoria Stteet between Placentia Av- enue and Harbor Boulevard. They stopped in April just as sud- denly u they bad started in Novem- ber of Jut year. The case garnered ~ media attention just be- font the -.uJta stopped. Colla M..a PoUce alto stepped up chelr petrok In the ..,... and reJeaaed fliers. including composite sketches of two possible suspects. That could have spooked the peo· pie who were committing the as- saults, Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Jack Archer said. M After the public became more aware of them, they either haded otf or decided they had something better to do." Accber said. Becat11e all the women who said they were attacked deacribed the at- tacbn as )'OWll men or teens. they could have been doing it for thdDe. MMr Mid.' After a while. the thrill mlPt haw worn oft, be said. •They couJd have got bored with It." he said. It's 800 possible that the people in- volved were arrested on unrelated charges and are off the streets. he said. C.O.ta Mesa Police have fliers with the composite sketches of the alleged uullants posted throughout the sta· tion. If an officer arrested someone aqd found similarities to the sketch, police could ask one o( the past as- uult victims to try to Identify the new amstee. be said. S.. ASSALU, PIP A4 Safety officials push for Prop. lA Proposition would a mend state's constitution to protect local service<, from losing tax money. Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot ORAJ\C .t--Im .ti puhhl ,,1ft•I\ .im1 1 11v official'> want tn kt>t>p tht· 'tatt Imm thp ping into local rnffer. -.ornething tht•\ '><I\ wiU continue to happen unle<,..., voter'> pa<.!> Propos1uon lA in November Proposiuon IA. which would amend the state'<; consutuuon. prom1<tes to protect lo cal funding ror police. fire. parks, l1branes and other .,l'r"Vtle'> It would senou.,ly re '>tnrt the '>tote-.. ah1hh tu lake for 11wlr in trt'a.,t·d 'hare'> of t''<l'llng Im aJ ...air'> anti propert\ law' d' \H·ll a' \l0h1tll' hcen'e fee'>. alnnding to 'upportn' \\1thout II\ JM"•IJ.:l'. lirt• ofljn,11, warned, tl11"t' 't'n 11 t'' < 011ld 'ulf«'r ni 'top .UI togetlwr '"If we don't l1t1vt• ,1,,uram 1•, th.11 ~l' II have mon1·v 10 work with. \\ t•'ll h,1..,c· ltJ keep going balk to th1· draw111K hoard." < osta Me.,a I in· tl11ef hm l·lh'> ,,ud Ille Cll)' or '\lewport 8t'Jl h .md the Newport lkaLh Olamht'r of < .ommt>rce are In favor or the propo<,1t1on lllt' { .o<,ta Mesa City Council pa'>'>t'd J rt•<,oluuon la<,t month '>uppurting ll ( It} and fir<' offiuaJ., from .tround Orange Count'.¥ ralhed behind the propo-.1 - uon dunng a a pres.-. confrrt.>nce nmrsday morning m front of Oty I I.di in Orange At the same lime. I Ills. the pre'ldent or the Orange County Fire 0-uef., .~ .... .,n w<l!> meeung \'\1th a ta.,k forl<' explonng the pos.stbility of addmg a fire 'talion m the city -!>Omethmg that might not be po., stble without the amendment to prot("{'t local money, he said Officials at the pre~ LOnference backed that claim. '"The state of California constantly uses city. police and fire ~rvtces as an ATM ," city of Orange Fire Chief Vince Bonacker said. "Resources are being ~pread thin at a time when demand for our servtces is at an all-time high." In the past. the state has taken local funds to cover its own expenses during budget-tight periods. Proposition lA would allow only the st.ate to take a Um- See SAFtTY. Pile• M 'Sandwich g~neration' girls reconnecting WomanSage is a group to helP. women batiy boomers bona and discuss issues that affect them today. .,..,. .... , ..... ()llYPlot FY1 •WHAT: WomanS.ge't 2004 co..-.-. • WHIN: Beglne .t 1:15 a.m. Oct. 18 • WlllM: DoubhltrM ~ 100 Thi atv Ortw In e>r.nge. • c:o.T: T1dr.e'8.,. - formemberl and S150for~ A day for the wild Local conservancy organizations put together Saturday event to help get the word out about hidden wildlife hubs. Dane Grace Special to the Daily Pilot I I '> ea.S)' 10 1ma. gJ.M Orange r.ounry as a ~prawting m.a.~ ... •A urban development Lrlt~ed bv the artmal h.ighwa~ of the San Dl~o and "'41lta -\n.a freeway~. The de'\'elopmenr goes from Los .v.gele-; 11 San Clemente and hides the fact tha1 (Jrange Count; hos~ <;OfTle of the most ecologicalfy ~ ha.baat' in Cahforrua -mduc:bng the Upper ~rt Bay lheTe ts more ~~area. lhan )UtJ thmt. • ~ lnn Whalen. an Orange Councy WiJd corrurun~ member s.nce l~J Orange C.ounl} \\-ud -a coaJmon of pubbc and pmare consenanc-, grouJ)'\ -h4'> nrganu.ed lJocent Day an · e-.enr tha1 ~the pubUr d chance to parnopate IIl vanous ~TJrk.'>hoJ>'\ given by <;aen~t\. \Cholar.. blQl<>gl'>t.'> and other t:Xpefl.'> WHATS AFLOAT • WHATS AR..0.1(T IS pubfrshed penodilcaUy. If you are pf.annmg a navtlcal event. submrt the 1nfonn.aoon to the Dady Piiot. 330 W. Bay St Costa Me.a CA 92677. by fax to 1949) ~ 170 "'by e-ma.t to dallyptlof "labma..com SPECIAL EVENTS The 17dl ...... Newport Auturnlt Aowinv ~beg._ at 8 a..m Nov 7 at the Newpott AQlJatlC Cenier. 1 Whit.e CJfffs Drive ~&ad! AdmG1llOfl IS free but entry fees are reQUtred to race lnfomlation 19491 6'&-"15 ~RENTM.S Wtdt MmiM lltlslUSpwta ft the a... Fwt Zone. you can 9'lfOY ~ expe1 iet ices from m.ld to Wtki Tab a seff-9.nded four of the b9y in your dlOICe of power and ... , ~ JUmp the ocean eweas in a S..-000 ~put your ~ng skills '° the test in • fulty equipped Boston Whaler. nus year. Docent Day will be Saturday at the Upper 'iewport Ba)· Muth lnleq>retr\"f' Center and will c~t S 1 O Tbt ~t has ~n frtt m the pa.sl.. but Uus ~ Orange < .ounry Wild as p~ a baud lunch wtth a choice of a ~ or meat ~~lCh. Oe<>prte che changes. Whalrn L'> ~ that ~year' otfenng will fare as weil as n alwa)~ has. "\\e are ~ 1otall) full.· "balm said ·~ haven't had a yat ~ ~ chdn.t tw.-e 100 peop&e. The ma a 100 peop6t. For local naruraJ samnsu. Docent Day as the place to be as wdl nus )"eat. ran fb~. a ~ with lhe ..rate Oe-panment ot Fash and Game. will gJ\ "f' a pre-;enlaOOn a.bout endangeTed a.quaD\. W'e Lr1 Orange Counry Pt!t.er &yanc. a professor of btology at the Uruvenity ot Ca!sforrua will ~t a sbde Viow about locaJ ·~ iruecu... Ranger Donna Krud::i will teach about 0< soar above rt all on a psaAIJ fight ~ the Newport coast. Complimenury ice and ~ages are mdoded Wfth .a~ bo8t rem.ab. Belboe 8oM .... C8ft put you°" the W31er '" many ..,,.,,.. wittl -9e and dout>fe kayaks. etectnc bo9ts. 14-holder sailboats. pedal beets and~ for ofbtlote use 0< cruasmg the t.y. 8-'boe eo. Rentals also ho'd5 fWO.hour 9CNS9W hunts .t><wd the electnc bay bo.a. proYiclng group adMty fa< corponrtJons. t.'1hd9ys. noupo6t o•ganizaliot• and group OUCingL The hunt pacbges indude bcml. trM8 qr....-.•. ~.~ca••• and •llpplies. The cost of a hunt begins • $225 per ~ and catering ta~ at an 8t*IDoe.., ,.._ ~ hunt resetV11tions. Clll t!M9) ~ 7200. Bedric .............. 't' .... hour .. Oufly Bedrtc eo... 2001 w. eo.t Higt'Mmy, Ne"WdJ)Olt 8-dl. M boeta .. equipped~ willdow ~and CD ~Ice and Cl.tp9 .. pnMded. Reservaoon. .,.. ••au ~ An hour ,..,.,.., Daily A Pilot YOL II, NO. 212 FY1 •WHAT: Seventh annual Oninoe County Wild Docent Day • WHERE: Upper Newport Bay Muth lnterpretrve Center. 2301 UrWetslty Dmre • WHEN: From 8:30 a .m. to 2:30 p m Saturday •COST· SlO for everyone W1n 1ndude • lundl and severat worunops •INFO: 19491497-7647 <><e-mail crystak:v ~ tea.net mounlain hons in Onngr Counry She ."''O<h at lhe RonaJid w. ~ \"\'ildftnesg Part m San Juan Capl.SO"allO. whar a mountam boo anaded a small prl in 1986. In the ~ 0rangr Cotmry Wild had 10 "'ori:a bu harder to sign up~ but not~ &be people ~bo give the lolo~rtshops now caJJ us.· "'halen R.id. • 1 had an ent~ caJJ me and W.. 'Why chdn't you can~· • $75.19491646-6812.. ...................... ~ ..... kayab, ......... ,..... ........... bw1'I furnfture Md Wl!lt9Uits Me ~ for rW1! at Resort Wf//ter Sports .. NewpOO Dunes. 194.9) 73-1150. Gowtmotaun .. c6l9d b¥ the Gowtmo Co. of~ 3tOO Via Oporto, Surte 102-a. The S75 coa indudes • beltet of bread. c:heeM. satam.. ice. ~. , bUf*et. music and a Polaroed pecture 19491 6'J!>.1212.. Goiwtm.M atus~nnw. c.oea ~.offers on.-slid two-hour ~ c:ruilla A~ tourwtlt'I champegne i9 S70. A two-hour tour wittt ~and~ ia$180. Pldiup . 911d.t!M at s •mor1t ~ 194.91 ~ llrWweoe.ta.w. in Udo ...... ~ oftwa two:haur ell9dric boet cruiMe whh • gourmet clnra. $180 for two.,.,..,, .. C949J S7'S-4704. ao..,_.....,.....__.. .. ....... _..,laall __ ) ~s..t..._~ .n-. ........ ~ .... Olilr..._ro .. 1st0. c... ...._ CAl::llla C .. 1igttND,._....._ .................. "" ....... , .. ..___ .. ,....,... .......... ..-. i*Rtiiwwt ofCDpfl .... CMNJ. THE HARBOR COLUMN Local boating int/ustry undervalued A ~-,,...------. b:e F Fl &:r car 00..:Shne dealm. Imo lbe cilyf~ am«fmwid dul lbe o••••W!icW- bem .... ior ....... fioalJ h1FP54tgin Newpcat Habor. mddmistbr 4'••M•ymd mt al mmim dip lplCl!S ior 1llll!9ds. 1be ks mrOpws whm•lbe shipyaadlatt bmdlJC opctadooi lhould be It* to lend .. tha1•ha. twc=-• they me money-~ opaarion• and .-<£ ·they'ft DO( WHr1'EHEAD nonprofits-they're anainJy there for the profit.. tukwfup::d inlo coodoa md no CJDr can adfDrd to buy a rn*imjlljoo dolar fuel doct 10 kttp it opaatiooal And )UJ ttnigtrt dledging and eel gras ~ the only issues in lbebarboc Norm T.a;pp. mamgrr o( ~s l..odzr Sportfisbing. caJled mr with tbr sad orws tha1C()llllfieciaJ6sbing boau ~ being bad out a( tbr harbor -a harbor thal was origjrlaDy built around die spoetfiftog ~ Tapp~ alw> mmtiol9ed in Deirdre~ arode. fl\jJic benhing splC.f!5 slip .way" in the Oct. 5 issue ot tbr DlilJ PUol. Espcia!ty ~ ctatrmau i'liNpon Harbor o&n plmry ol place b pdwale owneB to dod bot iKb 5J>OU b cmnmemal w.ds. which IDilY put ~ OUI ot bu5ines& • Well finl mere are 00( pknq ol place foe pmCIU bolls -there is a marina waidi:ll d:m peopAr ~ bem on iof ~ ~t!f. the WlDiDticiaJ llftt ~ In ~al being pric2d our of Newpc:A1 ht' thr hlgtl slip and lad al space. The pasiww 11@1!1' dmter boat rodusay IS cbangjog ~ the sznafl c:hzntt be.a openlOr 15 DO( able to dxd lhe C05U; rhos. oomparws are be ingiug in tagier ~to maU ends meet. As ocher cities on bodl me Well and East coasts are mOcillg boalers wdh nnr." ~ ptmlic gr.Jf!5t docks md 'IJlllOrbJg W'llh tbr • nmmeciel opctat&n. Newport a oot. 1be public gs:1e11 docb haft a 2D;mi:ma IDOOI iog time, and IDOOling holden ~ ill a m •to wbeR to sun their ell ... -there is DO( a dlJ"-CMlled cou:anercial wt.farm. 1boR who blow mr know d:UI I am ll =• •m• about adwc:abng bo#irig With dial said. I am cmt:mdy ~bf the quotes in Nitwawu article froro mt map al Newpmt 8eacb. Tod RidfjzwaJO In rap•• to a local bowine-. DO( to mn a in an iooo in Nrwpuat ee.dl that hr IEpca::uts. bii (!!M !M!Will was: "We hlYr. lot al~ ~-primiry needs fl our dry dmJ .... jfi@..,. tblt.. WbaG Did I aad dm <XUtdlyf Wbml -• bigba pdadly dmJ cmba'J'-Gld "'""' • being fun:ed out al lbe ..._ elJ""...,. lbe dlJ is br:lpng odm 1bat last wo:anml w.11 made al the lame lime Ille last 1emm111i .. dly-owoed m,-trom piopat)' ii In lea5e ~111 to a private bu5ioes6 for a hoo!f that will profit. My prionti5 must be ddrttau. as one bo.Pnesa ts being asmred Yenl.15 anochft. Mannapart a mr perfect loolbon to build the only public boa! launch ramp m the lower bay that could mdude the needed mpg and a piarL As I haw swed m m.imerous roh.tmn.1.. the KOllJODlic unpaclS of boanng in CaiifDnm (111 2000) • s 16.5 biDloe'l to the grOlllS 'JCiltt product (annual). s 1.6 bdliml IO tbr 5We and local tu~ (annual). while pcmiding nxn than 284.060 jc>tM.. llm as noc a drop tn lhe buct.d. ~ mt value ot boating ll'l Newport IS ~ Now. the not ·in-my-backyard ~ ~ matenahz:ied tn chr hiubor. Tlus ~ m\•hasizrd by fbdgrway's bdid. aa:a:ding the SlorJ' ti:m ~· doem'\ mean pubicacreK lhisw.-~md boilr ~a pmate boil.I l:l.albor with~..MT ~· ~wayiilld. WcJll< f WOllidrr wf'wt ~ CoaslaJ Comrniwon wouJd hin~1ogyt The lasa nmr I loobd. Newport is oot a pm-ate tmboc. I am disrurbed by !UCb , ........... from the mayor. apeciaDy when a b'¥irio. al lndllluy is asking iof W · •ancie in finding a duDoo. How about suppoatiug Newport$ manne ~ ~OFTIEWEEJC 1\me in ID tbr No. l bmdng ..... radio lhow in Ille oalion. 'Capt. Mitt Whad..rs 8oMbnuee Radio~-It .as eftl'Y San.day &om noon to l p.m. oo KCBQ-AM (1170). 'tbu can join me. O..der Bel md • f.nc Howtmd by caling the list.mer tinr al (8111) 344-ll7U. Safe~ •Im! WNTBIEAD • ltle ~ boeling .net herbor colurnnillt.. Send twn your herbor Md m.:. llH I I 11 d ~-.dllDry•.....,.• b¥ e-f'Nlil ID ~~.comtKvilil ,......, .... ~ SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST ·-be~~., .. mew•••---of fog Md deer in .. 1• nOOA. tlgta .. be .... 101D75~--c.... ., •• w..s. ~daud¥ ....... ....,,.,. ......... ......... .....,...., .... .... _of ..... midi .... U..• btffoml7ID12. 'S • ..... L'O" .... ICWIJIG FOIECAIT ...... wty. Wlndil .. be n0td': l lty • 10 ID 20 t:nael In .. 0 1 llUClitOftcomblll8Cl-ol71Dt ...... ~ .. pertod • M WOftdL At ...... ......... 11•11ty .... 20 ID 30 bola Of\ CIOl\ .. wd _of l1Dtt---····-.-bt•Ue.:ardt.. . -. - ~Candidates eilter into spirited.forum Costa Mesa Senior Genter provee a to~ audience for l'l of 12 hopefuls who press their reasons why they are right for the job. DeltdN Nnnutn ~ •dOltlN. kk:umbent Coundl· Olly Pilot man an Steel said be would do COSTA MESA -~ your audJence it one of the !Int rulee for poliddam, and tboee aty Council candJdata who strayed too far from that maim Thurs. day -Ill a feisty forum at Che Senior Center-were red1rected to the 1enior unMine by wwn- blguoua qtfestions such as: "What are you going to do for senlon?'" All'ordable housing, fixing the streets. improving libraries and making pedestrian aosslnp safer-theae lln! some of the btg issues on letliora' minds tllele days. Audleoce members pep- pered the 11 candidates who showed up with questions on these subjects. All the candidates except Karl Ahlf attended the fo- rum, which followed lunch. They are running for three seats on the council. About 125 seniors attended the forum. Many of them be- moaned the lack of affordable housing. which one pegged at $500 to $700 per month, includ- i. bell to create eooie. "Whlaewlr II ta.be -If that'I what the market aDowt," Steel uld. "But remember. I'm only ooe vote, and lt takes three to tango. lf you've got a ~ng ln- tereet On affOtdable housing). find three of us who are Uke- rnloded.. Former Mayor Unda Dixon taJ.kec> about her eflorts to get the property owners of some hotels to tum their facilities Into senior housing. Terry Shaw and RJchard Carroll. who took an affordable housing tour last wttk. also said they would like to see the city in- vest in affordable housing for seniors. In answer to a question about potholes on some city streets, Planning Commissioner Erle Bever said fixing them should be a h.lgber priority. "Over the last 20 years, the city has lost its track and go"en off- mandate.~ Bever said. UThe money that should have been al- located for infrastructure has gone to all those Cl"'dZ)' pro- BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS UCI calls for volunteers to help with research A UC Irvine research center is seeking women with abnormal P"dp smear results to be screened for the human papillomavirus and possibly receive treatment Wlth a new vaccine. The Olao FamLly Comprehen- l'>ive Cancer Center is conducting the study. The virus is a primary cause of the cell changes that lead to cerv1cal cancer and is a common viral infection passed hetwecn sex partners. The vaccme is designed to treat the infection and Mop cells from becoming cancerous. lligh·ri~k fonru of the virus are found in about 80% of women with abnormaJ Pap smears. the center reported Of those. about I% tum cancerous. The l>tudy. also being con- ducted at UCIA, is looking for pre-menopausal women be- tween the ages of 18 and 50 who have had an abnormaJ Pap smear during the past year. For more infonnauon. call Pa- tncia Tully at UCI at (888) 456- 7067 or UOA's Dorothy Wtley at (800) 233 -723 I Online jobs list a boon for college employment A new website will make it easier for job seekers to find jobs within the state's hJgher education system. The Southern California Higher Education RecruJtment Consortium is sponsoring the first higher education employ- ment website in the region. It gives people access to informa- tion about faculty and staff po- sition at 23 public and private colleges and universities in Southern California. About 1.500 jobs are listed on the site, according to UCI offi- ciaJs. Colleges and universitiC$ in Southern California expect to hire more than 50,000 new em- ployees in the next five year<;, according to UCL Fundraiser to raise scholarship money A benefit will be held at 7 p.m. on Oct. 22 for the Brandon Cody Wiener Scholarship Fund at the Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter. The scholarship fund was established in memory of Bran· don Wiener, who was 3 year:. old when he was killed by Ste ven Abrams. Abrams drove his car through a Costa Mesa pre· school playground on May 3, 1999. Four-year-old Sierra Soto also died in that incident. Money raised from the event wilJ go toward sending children who have suffered the loss or a loved one to camp. There will be a dinner and silent auction. Tickets cost $40 per person. A table of eight can be purcha..ed for $275. Fore reservation!> or for more information, call (949) 645-0944 or v1s11 http II bcwfund.fatebad:.com Newport archeologist receives library award Rob Masters, Newport Beach's city arc.:heologist, re· ceived an award for $3,000 from the American Ubrary Assn. He is the vice president of the Orange County chapter of the American Research Center in Egypt, and made a signifi cant effort to partner this cen· ter and the library system to provide a series of lectures to the public on Egyptian archeol ogy. The honor is the John Cotton Dana Library Public Relauons Award from the American l.J · brary Assn .. and was jointly ac- cepted by the Orange County Library system. Furnishings • Design Services • Custom Florals -------------------- - --~ ----- -~ INTRODUCING OUR NEW FALL COLLECTIONS FaU WriOths & Arrangements 50% Off ....... ~ 1nawnhMt .ae Sdi. •• iUI be Im_.. •oz1 ••V to 11 .......... ,...,... Comm' ..... I.ltd- -~·•+d bli'~ .... Wbkh ..... t>aal8d ......, OD cbUdnii be01..t the bu.~ 6iim0y.. Albd 8bo&at Che ecudty o( Spe.nlab......... illiDlon who \lie the centet, Nib and Be- creadon Comm.illiooer Mlma Burclaga said abe would WOik to improve communk:adont with them 50 they would know the center wu available. Many seniors ubd the candi- dates if they would lib to see a new library ln taW11. Planning Comm.iaaloner Bruce Gulich said It would be great if the city could provide land for a new fa- cility. Mlt's on my list as something the city needs to take action on," Garlich said. Scheafer said the dty should make a major effort to enhance the library system and make it accessible to the handicapped. Recreation in general could use a boost, but the city's bands are ded ...... ~be Mid. -w. Med bowtlna ~ and. odMlir l'llCNldocW ~· Sdliidit Mid. •But we need co let prtvere poupa come In hen and do tboM ddnp.. lk:hud CAllOI ~ bbmeif .. tbe candidate tpak-u.g up i>r funOy valUa Many of -aenion lamented bow dtfllcult It .. to walk down the lidewalk with the presence of blcyden, skateboarders and the lib ngngglng around them. Clark said there should be more enforcement of exiating la~ to deal with ~dewalk scoff- laws. Candidate Michael Clifford, who lives across the street at Bethel Towers, empathized about the long time ii takes to get from one side of 19th Street to the other near the Senior Cen- ter. Senior Mary Anne Bane said watching the candJdateb at the forum helped her decide which three she will be voting for. Mir's aJways ruce to have them come here in peNm and to ai.k questions." she c,.ud NI 1us1 WlSh more seniorc; had .,tay<·d hecau..e this is our ciry. too .. 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SUMMIT Continued from A 1 Also ~peaking Friday was Rex Hime, president of the callfomia Busine.s Properties Assn. However, the former HUD sec- retary'~ talk was the one that struck home with some of those in attendance. "I agree with Mr. Cisneros that they'll probably redirect re- sources, and that's not neces- sarily good," said James Pickett, counsel to Temecula-based Pa· cific Century Homes. "I think the question is where's the money going to come from, and they've already told us where they want it to come from. They're going to roll back the lax credit on high SAFETY Continued from Al ited amount, and only if the governor declared a state of emergency, Lake Forest Mayor Peter Herzog said. It would also require that lo- cal sales tax revenue is spent lo- caJJy. The proposition "orphans" a previously proposed solution - Proposition 65 -offered to solve the problem, Herzog said. That proposition would have re- qufred the voters to approve any legislation that would reduce cities' shares of fees and taxes based on 2003 levels. Proposition IA supporters say Lhe new version is a better solu- tion. They are urging people to vote for Proposition lA rat.her than Proposition 65. WhJchever of the two receives the most votes supe rcedes the AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN Item• to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cost.a Mesa, CA 92827; by .-mall to jeff.ben.an@latima.com; by fax to (949) ~170; or by calllng (949) 67"""298. Include the time, date and location of thfl event, as well as a contact phone number TODAY ,.... J. Eledge of the Art Center College of Deaign in Pasadena wtll prnent an Inventors Forum seminar, •How to Get Your Invention SOid; at 7 p.m. at Orange Coast College's Science Lecture Hall 101, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The cost la $6 for lnventora Forum members and $15 for nonmembers. Information: (714) 540-2491 or http:llwww.invenromorum.org. SATURDAY Fr. 8"lded waldng touf'I of the Upper Newport Bay Ecological ReMtve begin et 9 a.m. end start fNfWV 16 minutes st East Bluff Oftve end Be« 8-v Roed In ~Be.en. The Int tour ~ 8t 10:16 e.m. Tours lest ebGut two houra. lnfonnetlon: ( ... )11M178. a.. Aet. loutta eo.t,... wtll hold e 20m ennfveraery cel1bntionfroml to 5p.m. It 3333 Bn.tol St, Com Mell. Vllltora can eat cake, drfnk ~ •nd .... home. 20lh •nnlWt"NfY ~Ng with pun:NM wN .. •ippllea ... Ttn peroent of the lk>f9's ... .. Nneflt*-'womtn'I OfVINdrdl•ML M•1wntllllc1n: (7;M) .u? . .mt NEWJOltT IEM,':ft •llrllefW-=64~ drc:u~Wlf'9 ~ lnlht 1800 bled at 3::33 p.m. w.dnMdey . ..... lllMt NOfth and Dow 8lrMt: All Injury ac:ddent WU reported 11 10:30 a.m. Wedneeday. • CM o.tw.: Hlt-ancHun of a pelted vehlde was reported In the 2400 btodt at 9:51 p.m. Wednesday . • hlne Awnue: All auault was reported in the 1100 blodc at &.'03 p.m. Wedneeday. • Ru'lllmlda: Animal noise wu reported in the 9100 blodc at 6:38 p.m. Wedneedey. • ~-Jca'tc9 Dttve: A commercial burglary was reported In the 1600 bl<><* at 12:40 p.m. Wednesday. •15th StrMt: Petty theft was reported in the 300 bl<><* at 12:39 p.m. Wednesday. •31st StrMt: Loud music was reported in the 500 bl<><* at 7:33 p.m. Wednesday. income earners· and redistribute the wealth." In Southern callfomia. entry- level and multifamily housing are needed. but it's di.Oicult to build multifamily projects, Pickett said. ·1 was more interested in lis- tening to Cisneros speak about the tax credits," said Kevin Mclain, an equity manager for Berkshire Mortgage Finance of Irvine. "I think we're going to see a lot more low-income housing deals. a lot more new construc- tion of low-income housing, and it will all be funded through gov- enunent bonds." • AUaA ROBINSON covers business, politics and the environment She may be readied at (949) 764-4330 or bye-marl at alicia.robinson@lstimes.com. other. uwe couldn't talce (Proposition 651 off the ballot," Herrogsaid. The proposed amendment will not raise taxes, supporters said. Numerous cities, police and fire departments, health care agencies and other groups have come out in favor of the propo- sition. Gov. Arnold Schwan.en- egger also supports it Little public opposition to it has been voiced. In the state voter information guide. Carole Migden. chairwoman of the State Board of Equalization, ar- gued that the proposition would give local government license to waste money. Supporters said that it will in- crease fiscal accountability. •MARISA O'NEJL covers public safety and courts. She may be reached at (949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at mariss.oneil@latimes.com. concludes at Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Bede Bay Drive, Newport Beach. The event features Grand Marshal Peter Fonda and a lunch concert by •Louie, Louie" crooners The Klngamen at Newpon Dunes. Registration begins st 9 a.m. Information: (818) ~1104. TN 18th annual CROP w.11 for hunger relief and world peace will begin at 1 p.m. at St. Mart Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista Drive. Newport Beach. Membera of more 1'\an 26 plaoes of worship wlll walk eroond the Beet Bey to ral.e money for wot1dwlde dulrttles. lnformdon: http:llwww.hungerwalkmrNpott btlach.orp. •• Sunday Mu.-.. with Nie N~r begins .. 3 p.m. In the Frienda Meeting Room .. the Newport Beech Centnl Ubrary, 1000 Avoc:edo Aw .. Newport Beach. Nichol, a deeslcel guitarist. wtll perform aeiecdona by Regondi, Ohene, Plezofla, Scat18UJ end Uluto. Admlak>n It free. lnfonnadon: (949) 717-3800 or http.:/~~ llbraty.Of'll. :Q 0 • p From left, Linda Scheck, Maryann Goodman, Lisa Tatman and Betty Otte are board members of WomanSage. WOMEN Continued from Al Haas came from a remark her husband made a few years ago, she saJd. "He said he wanted to retire and we should st.art a bed-and- breakfast, .. Haas said She thought right away about her mother, who wasn't into fish- ing, but wouJd take trips with her dad because that's what be wanted. But doing dishes and deaning toilets for strangers wasn~ Haas' idea of a way to spend her golden year... All the same, she realized her life was different from her mother's because she had been a career woman with her own credit cards and checking ac- count The bed-and-brea.lcfast idea never materiali7..ed, but from that conversation with her hus- band was born a new website asking the question:·"How is yoUJ life different from your mothers?" Haas, who lives in Irvine, said she received more than 1,800 re- sponses, far more than what she expected. ft led to the birth of the Irvine-based nonprofit, which ASSAULT Cootinued from Al Another problem with finding people in such a case is the reluc- tance of many vicums to come forward and report attacks. After many of the anacks were reported in January and April, three more women came for- wani, reporting similar attacks in November and December, Archer said. Police held two classes in the neighborhood in April to teach women how to avoid being vie- surgeon Steven Gausewitz will speak on ceramic jornt replacement at 6 p.m . at Hoag Coofarence Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The diaouulon is free and reset"Vetiona are required. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. UC Irvine profMaor and Nobet Laureate Sherwood Rowland will speak on how abrupt climate changes relate to global warming at 6:30 p.m. at Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado St., Newport Bead'I. Admiaaion i. free. lnfonnatlon: (949) 78().1333. WEDNESDAY TM Newport 8eedt Pubic Ubf9fy Wfll hold a free 2004-06 MlnUICrtpts Book DllCUuton Group at 9: 16 e.m . In Its Frienda MMllltg Room, 1000 Avocado Ave .• N.wpoft Beectt. The chcu•on will focus on Monique Truong .. '"'The Book of Saft.• lnfotmstlon: (949) 717-3800, opdon2. ....... end~ llUdent8 .. Ensign and Corona def Mer mlddte ldloole end Our I.adv au., of Mgelll ~ .... ltwtt.d for cenoef~ end kevlklng It NAC O.V on lh• 8ey, from 2 to 8 p.m ... Newport Aquatic c.nt.r, 1 wt.-°'"" Ottve, Newport leedt. TN oo.t is SS. '"'°"'*'°":(Mt) &M-116$. meets in Santa Ana every month. dependent parents. all at the Their first meeting was in Janu· same time. Tutman said. a.ry. The salons drew large num- The meetings, called "salons," bers of women. The group now feature guest speakers and a fo -has more than 300 members at- rum where women can discuss tending the monthly meetings, their deepest and darlc.est con-Tatman said. It is overwhelmed cems in a safe environment, said with so many responses that board member Maryann Good-there are plans to start two new man, a Newport Beach resident chapters next year in the state of ·11·s connecting as opposed to Colorado and the city of Cerritos. networking/ she said. "It's not she said. some place where you exchange "We now have people greeting business cards. It's more real." newcome~ so that people don't It's a place where you meet and •feel lost in the crowd when they chat with "girlfrien~" said walJc in the door." she said. member Linda Scheck. also a It was One's idea to have these Newpon Beach resident greeters open the auditoriums "Women our age often lose door as people walked in. those connections with our girl-"I've heard some of them say, 'I friends we had in the past." she feel like Loretta Young."' Otte said. "We get busy with our lives. sald, referring to the actress' tele- Th.is group has helped me re-vision show io the 1950s, where build those connections." Young made a similar grand en- The group welcomes women trance. 45 and older, the so-caJJed mid-WomanSage welcomes diver- die-age group, which doesn't sity, Tacman said. seem to fit anywhere. said mem· "We have a variety of members ber Betty Otte of Newpon Beach. in our group," she said. "We even "We're too young for Family have a biker mom. It's not clique- Circle, but too old for Seven-ish." teen." she said with a laugh. The group uses its own mem- ft's aJso the "sandwich genera bers as resources to aid women tion," where women are facing who are in need of help. For ex- personal issues while caring for ample, Tatman is ~ financial their children and their sick or planner. Otte is a small business ti.rn.i7..ed. Fewer than I 0 people showed up, U. John Fit7.Patrick. said. "We had a high degree of apa- thy from people regarding this unless it directly involved them," FitzPatrick said. "But by no means is the police department apathetic. It's still on ou1 check- list." Since the assaults stopped, City Councilman Allan Mansoor said, he hasn't heard concerns from the community beyond their nor- mal interest in safety issues. • "After there was no more word on them. I guess people took. that as a good sign," Mansoor said. (949) 224-2266. tto.g tto.pitat 08/GYN o.bonh Grouse will speak about pregMflCY after 35 at 8:30 p.m. at Hoeg Conference Center, One Hoeg Drive, Newport Beech. The dlacuak>n la free and reNt'Vationa are required. lnfonnation: (800) 514-HOAG ..-:.com onllne columnist Peter Greenburg will sign and discuss hla new book. •Hotel Secnrts from the Travel Detective; at 7 p.m. In the Friends MMdng Room at Newport Beecti Centrlll Ubrary, 1000 Avocado /llNe., Newport Beach. The cost la $12, Of $10 for Library Foundation Members end S6 for students. lnfon'ndon: (949) 717-3890. 1'MUMDl&V .... ,... plevwwtght and thM9 ~ Molw Kaufman wtll .-.. f:30 p.m. at Orange COlllt ~·· Robett B. MooN Theat9t, 2701 FefNtew Road, Coet.e Meu. Admi.k>n i. free. The lectu,. wtel be foe!O'N'ld by en lt~penel d&IQ!lelof\ fMtultng occ fec:utty "*1'lbera. lnfonndon: ,...,~.occ.oocd.edu. ' "The police increased their pa- trols. and I guess that really had an effect." Police did makr one arres1 in May after a 7-11 surveillance camera caught a teenager reach- ing under the skirt of a female customer. The store was at the comer of Vtctoria Street and Pla- centia Avenue. Investigators decided that the incident was not related to the other assaults and did not file charges. The boy did, however, have to complete a community service program for first-time ju- venile offenders, Archer said. Even though the attru:b appear ·American o..ma· star Arlan Escarpeta wtll sign autographs from 6 to 8 p.m. at Roblnaon'a-Mey South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St, Coeta Meu. Guetta will also receive a gift with Peny Ellis purchases. Information: (714) 54&-9321. Violet WoodhouN. ettomey and author of ·Divorce & Money: How to Make the Beat Decisions During DM>n:e; will lpeek on •PrenuptNil Ag~ - Chengee In the Law; at 7 p.m. at the Newport~ Centref Library, 1000~-.. Newpon BMd\. lnfonnltlon: (949) 717-3800, option 2 or hftp.iM<ww.MWpartbeadi lltnry.org. OCT.H TIM C.C.O... del Mer C..111iiw .... c.t.bmion'9 bledl-tie dlnnerldllnce ewnt. "The Gale c.t.bmion oftfle.CAntury': NM from e to 11 p.m. st 1"' Four S 111 ~ Hociel, 890 N.wporl C... Dftve, Newport Beech. Tlc*eta8'9S2t50.~ (Jil8) l784501. ~ OCT.11 --n..MtAfllae•r' ....... Mend Aow9r1-dwlWll be hm 10 e.m. to 4 p.m. et IN UC tMne MtorMum • .,... of cemoue o..tve enct Jembof• AOed onh ua....,., ~ Ml,_.mm111l1•rllllltft•ll*2. °"*-= 12.-an-.~c• ... 1113 • consultant and Goodm8n is an elder care consultanL Members have taken advan- tage of life coOChes. and more importantly. career counselors. "Whal do you do when you get laid off at age sn· Tu.tman asked. "You're unsure about how yuu would present yowself and how to rebuild your resume. It's quite a challenge." Some women think about new career paths, she said. "One woman even applied to become an usher at the Padres' stadium." Tutman said. "Some· times. women are just looking for friends. llk.e. one member wanted to know if anyone wa"i in teresting in going with her to Lo!; Angeles to see 'Menopause,' the musical J 'm guessing her hus band didn~ want to go.· The picture Hau had in mind when she founded the group was a bunch of women sitting around tables and talking. she said. "Women love to talk to other women," she said. "lbat's how they Oourlsh." • DE.EM BHARAnt i1 the enterprise and general anignment repo11er She may be readled at (949) 574-4226 or by e-mall at deepa.bharath@latimes.com to have stopped. people should take nonnal precautions when they waDc in that area or any other, he said. "When you're out. take ..afety precautions.· he said. "Don't w.tlk by yourself. Let someone know where you're going.• Anyone with any information on the Victoria Street assault., t~ asked to call <:osta Mesa Police Det.. Mike Delgadillo at (714) 754 · 5197. • MARISA O'Nel. covers public safety and courts. She may be read'led at 19491574-4268 or by e-mail at mariu.onelltJlatimfls com The CCMOn8 .. Mer Cantennial Celebration'• •c.ntennlal Beed1 Party• la hetd from 4 to 9 p.m. at Big Corona del Mar State Beach. Admluion i. frM. Information (949) 675--0601. OCT.17 The eon,,. .. Mer~ Celebration'• •c.ntenniel F'emlty Beech Expo" will be~ from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. It Big Corona del Mar St.t. Beed\.~ la frM. ~ (949) 875-0601. The.,..,. ... ~ f>lltd't• ....... ftom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.ath~Nsture c.nt.r, 1eo11-. St., N .. JpOlt Beecti. The~ lndudee llw mulic, pumpldn ...... food. nature ct9ftl end flll"*r e ~hunt, • ...,. aucdon Md en OppOrtunlty chwlng. lnfonnatlon: (M) M e• OCT.18 ........................ Rldwd ........ cllca.-the , .... ..,..In .. .....,,.,. of'*" .... et lp.m.. Hoeg eo. ... .,. CenW,OMHoi9 Drive, N9\JpOrt IMiift. TM ct..•'awtll....,Md , ........... ~ lnformillorc CIOOt ·~· TOWN Conllrwd from M U.&.M1' wandl'1il 11 Op9ndont ofllcW OonM Oymon wtl ..,..econ the ~Drug Oitcount c.nt, enrollment In the ditcoont card program end how to det9nnlne whkft c:ard I• right for you, It 3-.30 p.m. It Hoeg Conference Center, One Hoeg Drfw, Newport Beed\. The dltc:ullion It free, and l'MefVdona.,. required. Information: (800) 614-HOAG. ~ ¥Olurrlller Roger FT'Mly wtU tpNk about the Importance of '8Ving the ttates' museum. at a 7:30 p.m. meeting of the Cotta Mesa Hlstorlcel Society, 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. Doon open It 7 p.m. Information: (tM9) 631-6918. OCT.21 EnvlrolMMntml Nature c.m.r founder Robert Hoose will host a free tour of the center and talk about tta pfant communities from noon to 1:30 p.m. at 160116th St., Newport Beach. Bring a sad( lundl. Information: (949) 645-8489. OCT. 22 ~n Schoenherr, Mlthor of "A Natural History of California," will tpeek on California's Colorado Desert from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Environmental Nature Center, 160116th St, Newport Beach. The event is in celebfation of the center's new Sonoran Desert Oasla pf ant community. Information: (949) 645-8489. OCT.23 Protect Cuddle. which NV99 babies from abandonment, will hold ita fourth annual Costume Ball at the Wyndham Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts. Costa Mesa. The event includes dinner, entertainment and a silent auction. Information: (7 14) 432-9681. A voluntMr horn the Su .. n G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation will hott a free seminar on breast health at 9 a.m. at the Athletic Club for Women, 2036 Quail St., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 852-8655. Christ Lutherw1 Church's Fell Festival will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 760 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa. The event includes food, entertainment, games, live and silent auctions, a book fair, a rode wall, a bake shop and more. Information: (949) 548-6866. The Providence~ end Hearing Center will hold a costume ball, "The Ball of the Fall -The Magic of Movies; from 6 p.m. to midnight at the Balboa Bay Oub & Resort, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The event will feature a red-<:arpet walk, a silent auction, food, drinks, dancing and entertainment. Reserved seating tlcteu are $250. Information: (949) 923-1534. A ~yeer rwunion for N.wport Harbor High School's clan of 1984 will meet from 6:30 p.m. to midnight at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport ~adl. Organizers ere alao looking for claamates and need assistance in tracking them down. lnfonnatJon: http://www.nhhs84.oom. OCT. 24 •Pu.mpkn end Pancabe -A Children'• Halloween Elctraveganm• will be held from 8 to 11 a.m. In the Crate and ~ end Macv'• Home Store wing of n. ... .-c111•-.. Comm ....... oalee.• B'nel 8'mh't 111tt~wlth. -kand*>l1 and.-. preetecbrdcm It 1' a.m. M the Wvndhafn Hot.I, 8.180 ~of the Alta. Com Me.. The C09t i. $36. lnfonnation: (71.4) 892-6908. Thec.ntwtof .......... DtaelWel'Y wtn hoet a ·Aedical Forgiveness• WotUt.op• from 1 toe p.m. st 2850 M ... Verde Ot1ve East. Cotta Meea.. Colin T1pping, author of .,Radical forgtveneM: Making Room for the Mlrede,• offers forgivenela tecMlques. The c:pst la $66. Information: (714) 764-7399, Ext. 23. OCT.25 The Orange Coat College Benllflt Gott Tournament I• held at Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Clubhou1e Road, Costa Mesa. Sponsorships will beneftt the Orange Coast College Foundation. For information and tee timet, call (714) 432-5707. OCT.26 The z.n Center of Orange County offers a "Zen JumpStart" program from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through Dec. 5 at 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. The session• include group and individual instruction. The cost Is $15. lnformstion: (949) 722-7818 or http:llwww.zcoc.org. OCT.27 Erika Lynn Ouigv-ns, auittant dean of admissions a1 lewis & Clart College in Portland, Ore., will host Newport-Mesa District College Night from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (800) 444-4111. OCT. 28 Hoag ~Center director of program development Nancy Raymon will hold a free lecture on "Resoorces for the lung Cancer Patienr from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center's Conference Room A, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 760-5542. OCT. 29 The Mind 1rmttut. wtn honor top educators and students at its 2004'EdUC8tion Award$ Dinner at 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport ~adl. The guest presenter is California Secretary for Education Ridlard Riordan. Information: (949) 640-4000: A "HallowMn Moon W.tk• wiff begin at 7 p.m. at the Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newport Beadl. Families are invited to wear costumes and participate in Halloween activities. The cost 1s $3. Information: (949) 645-8489. NOV. I Col. S19phen Bauer will sign end discusa his new book, "At Ease in the White House; at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The book is an account of the life of a former military aide in the White House. The cost 11 $1 2, $10 for Library Foundation members and $5 for students. NOV.5 The VoluntMr Assn. ol Shelman Ubfery and Gardens will hold iU annual holiday open house, ·christmes Past end Present" from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Dec. 24 in the gift shop, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mer. Information: (949) 673-2261. HOV. 7 Actor and ......... Natl fvnd NOV.I AC:w1119' 1 d ... u1al 1¥• ~ .. 7:IO p.m. In .. Aidll"rw "°°"" Ollhi ~ CommuNty Centlet ,..hit litie., COila Meu. lnformellon: (714) 71• 1812:. NOV.12 TheW..ea.tGern• ..... Show NM from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nov. 12 and 13 and from 10 ,,m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 14 It the HoUdey IM, 3131 s. Bristol St, Com Mete. More tNiin 76 wndora will tell fossils, beade, jewelry, gemstones and more. Information: http71www.mzexpc».oom. NOV.14 ~ RJcNrde, euthor of •Karmic Aelatlonshlpt: Healing Invisible Wound9:' wtll host a Karmic Aelationahlpa Worbhop from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Center for Spiritual Di.covery, 2860 Mesa Verde Drive East, eo.ta Mesa. The cost is $30, whidl includes luncti. Information: (714) 754-7399, Ext 23. NOV.29 Annum,.,... Lighting t.ttvhles begin at 6 p.m. at Sou1h Coaat Plaza, 3333 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Information: (800) 782-8888. ONGOING The l~Troupe of Actors wortcshop meett from 3: 15 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdaya at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 611 Hamihon St., Costa Mesa. The free wortshop is comprised of people of all ages who want to perform and study drama. Interviews are required. Information: (714) 841-1733 or http://www. friendsofoasis.orf}I tsp/ayers. The N.wport BeKh Cake Decorating Club meets at 7 p.m Thursdays at the Versailles Apartments, Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Information: (949) 660-1332. The Newport BeKh Spanish C1ub meets a11 p.m . Mondays and Saturdays at the Versailles Apartments, Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Information: (949) 65G-1332. "Stofytime with Miu Kathy• begins at 10 a.m. Mondays at Borders, 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-8661. Champagne hnlnches are held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays at the Sutton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost 1s $39, plus tax and gratuity, and the price includes house champagne. The champagne of the month is an additional $15. Information· (949) 476-2001. •Fnmy Nights Unplugged" ere held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays in the Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Gerald Ishibashi and guests perform weekty. Information-(949) 476-2001. A "l.obst9r Coc*out" la held horn 5 to 8 p.m. Saturdays at The Sutton Place Hotel's Calypso Cafe, 4600 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beadl. The cost is $55, plus tax and gratuity. Information: (949) 476-2001. PrMrtia tutoring end English ... Second language instruction is available for K-12 and college students in the Newpott-Meaa area. Cell for ratet. Information: (949) 294-~2. 2I96 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa • f.JrubJnh,.J m 1962 .. Mdw,Odd!Sl.aoot. o,..,,...~ IW .... •wrtnt ·hlmrlllMllla.& Pick ..... Backet, Partr Pak or TraJ! AvaBable after 1 Oam ~ e.o: ltiJs l\8Q d Cllderi l.ousiw Hol ~· SIKtd 8IStl Co1esWw l\8Q d 8c.r6 Com !Ice.id. ~ 8'.i1tf Ml(j ~ mt utcnsis Bucket Pig Hog of RJbs Pu Pu Serves Serves ScNcs 3 to 4 6 to 8 9 to I 2 S34.9S ~ 95 S84.95 ribcompany.com Finest Prmu Steaks and Beef in Orange (oumy Freshest G'rilkd Lobster, Crab and Seafood in the area live Tribute to Frank Sinatra Monday and Tuesda.Y Nights from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. B AR 01'1 1'\ Al 4:30 PM DIN"'l R ,., S1 RVJ j) MONl>A\-SAI l RIM" I ROM 5:.30 PM I-or Rc~r ... 111un <...all (949) 646-7944 J 695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa CA H o ,\tl < 11 Tiii P1 \RI Ot \T M ARll'I M Friday, October 8. 2004 FORU HOW 10 GET PU8USHED -t.a.n: Mail to Ryan Carter llt the o.Mly Ptlot. 330 W. a.., St., eo.ta Mesi, CA 92627 •Pr krl Hu .. • Cafl (949) &U.W F.c Send to (9'9) ~170 E-rnalt:Send to dailypilot@l•times.com •All correspondence must Include fuA ..,,., honwlown end phone number (for verfflcadon putpOMI). The Alot rwM9I the right to edit 9'1 eubmfaion• for dertty end llngth. MAILBAG Resort altemati ve is not a panacea Finally, a voice on the Peninsula that speaks the truth without resorting to vicious name calling. Olristine Dabbs' letter is a clear, !Mlfle ao;sessment of the Marinapark proposal and an indicunent of the double standard sewn into the public park alternative of the resort's nay-sayers f" Alternate plan for Marinapark doesn•t add up," Sept. 16). The r~ort plan is the result of a very long public-planning process that included dozens of public meetings and an extensive environmental review. Tom Billings would have us reject that public planning process, because he and others believe the enviro nmental study isn't adequate. Ironically. he'd like u1> to embrace his plan for a public park without having the benefit of any study. I le can't tell us how much traffic hi~ park plan would generate. Rut my guet.S is 11 would be far more than the re'tort, '>mce ii would provide a nother point of boat access inw the hay for weekend tr.Uler hault·r<, from who knows whl're Wt• know from the l'nv1ronmcntal report that thl' re'>ort will gencratt• about a ... much traffic a'> tlw current 111uh1lc home park. I le can't tell U'> how hii. park plw1 would accommodate the parking need.'> uf aJI the truck.<. and trailcr1> and soccer mom'> lrom inland cillc~ that would llM' the park to launch their boat'> or drop off their kids. But we do know the rt>'iurt plan provide-. mort· 1han enough parking 1<1 .tl commodate its ).:lll''-1'> I -.un· hopl' Nt'Wpon Reach "votl'r'> Ml',,, 11red ,,., I am of To Purchase Tickets, For More Information, or to Make a Donation, Visit: cdm2004.com Sponsorship Opportunities Available. Contact: (949) 675-0SOl being played for fools by people who think planned progress is a plague, and unplanned progress is a blessing. LARRY MORGAN Newport Beach Public 'thank you· to private people Although David and Monica Gelbaum have never wanted any public recognition, it is so gratifying to finally be able to !><ly a heartfelt than.Jc you in public ("School donors' silence worth $20 million,~ Sept. 21 ). They were the founders of Save Ow Youth's ~cholarship program and have funded it for almost eight years. With their most generous, continuous contributions, Save Ow Youth ha!. helped scores of students do well in high school and a uend college -something previously beyond their dreams. The Gelbaums' kind of philanthropy is rare. ·niere is no library or concert hall named after them. Their only monument i~ the k.nowledge they have that they continue to touch the lives of '>o many young people in our community. They are examples of truly selfless members, not for the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angelea or the Episcopal Oturch, USA. I am sure that for some it appears we are Juat overly conservadve fofb who are not in tune with today's new message of0trisdan1ty 101. WeO, the fact of the matter ls that St. James la very much ln tune with most Cllrlsdan churc hes and the worldwide Anglican body. As a member of the Body of Cluist, it has been disheartening to say the least to see the Epilcopal Oturch move away from the foundational beUefB in a faith in which we have grown. The decision of the SL James congregation to align with another Anglican province was a difficult one reached after many yea.rs of struggle trying to make a difference within the Episcopal Onuch, but It was necessary to remain true to God 's direction for his children. Let his people have their church and its foundation. SCOTT AND KEUY ROBERTS Costa Mesa • EDITOR'S NOTE: St. James Church in Newport Beach has broken away from the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. giving. JEAN FORBATH Smith misses mark Board member, Save Our On equal education Youth, Costa Mesa St. James follows a necessary path We have been part of the loVJng St James Ulurch, Newport Beach, communiry since 1982. We were married at St. Jame!> in 1987. Our son was hapti1ed there in 1992. We have tithed on a regular basis to St. James. We helped raise funds for St. James to build new church buildings. All of this was done for the community of St. James Wow, did Steve Smith miss the mark in his column, "Equal, quality education for all," Sept. 18, when he suggested that the ethnicity of our faculty or government not matching the ethnicity of the community is caused by "too many kids are not getting the right start to their education. The corrective action we need 10 take starts in an equal, quality education for all from elementary school through high school. "'Did he ever consider where they might Be A Pa Of History! ,,,_..~~---The "100 E>ay Countdown" Has Begun ... The Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration October 15th -17th, 2004 Tickets Now Available! The Gala Event of the Century "Neptune's Ball" at the Four Seasons Hotel, Newport Beach Centennial Dinner Dance, Live 8c Si lent Auction Friday, October 1 Sth1 2004 6pm -11pm Open To The Public Ticket Price: $250.00 have received or not received their education? So many of our populadon are immigrants and have been ·educated• in another country. Our Newport-Mesa school district has been working extremely hard and ls still working bard to bring the non-English speaking children up to speed. As for the adult immigrants, there are many adult educatio n classes, if they choose to take advantage of them. Unless the immJgration pattern changes. the problem of employment numbers matching ethnic makeup will not be a simple one to solve and cannot be blamed on our school system. The Newport-Mesa schools are alive and well and very healthy! CORINNE RENNIE Newport Beach Material dredged from river is a commodity I'm a retired construction manager for the county of Orange. and I'm familiar with the dredging of the Santa Ana River. I'm concerned that maybe the ciry and the residents don't understand what the Army Corps of Engineers may be up to here. The material is worth a lot of money and I think the contractor will take the be~t material and sell it. Since it's in short supply. I think it'<. worth a lot of money. so I thin.Jc the article in the Sept. 29 Pilot, "Dredging won't add to sand on the beach." indicated that they didn't know how much would be deposited offshore and how much would go to the communities that want replenished beaches. I don't think that's an issue. I think the contractors probably. if it's left up to them, are going to seU that material. JIM JOHANSEN Newport Beach TALK ON THE STREET Angels in the outfield Pilot intern Unda Dam asked local fans at Rudy's Pub & Grill ln Newport Beach what they thought about the Angels' recent success. even though they are on the brink of elimlnadon from the playoffs today. What do you think about the Anaheim Angels making the playoffs this year? Do you think it is as exciting as two years ago, when they made the playoffs and became champions? • EDfTOR'S NOTE: Today we Introduce a new feature for the Forum page. "Talk on the Street" will allow us to capture the thoughts and impressions of members of the community on matters both pressing and peculiar. • J thlnlc it Is a little more exciting, because the Dodgers are in it too.~ RYAN TURRENTINE, 26 Newport Beach "Yeah, ii is really exciting, because 11 came to the lac;t seriel> in the season." DOUGNEElY, 39 Newport Beach "II is always exciting to see the Angels make it 10 the playoffs." SERGIO RAYA. 42 Newport Beach 12th Annual Top Dog "Everyday is a good day with the Angels. Everyday is exciting. The playoffs aren't the same if the Angels aren't in it. I love the playoffs.~ JAY LOPEZ, 38 Orclllge ")think it definitely helps that two southern teams beat two northern teams within 25 minutes of each other. They clinched their spots in the playoffs." DAV1D TURRENTINE, 22 Newport Beach "I don't lcnow. The excitc•mcnt kind of built. As 11 progressed, it got more exciting. I guess we'll have to see how far they go." GREG CADMUS, 37 f luntington Beach Talent & Fashion Show Brand New Category! Does your pooch possess golden talents? u so, they might win a spot on An.fmal Planet's lllt 7Vshow Saturday, October 30 11 a.m. (check-in time 10 a.m.) Enter your dog in any or all of the following categories: • Formal Wear • Casual Wear •Lingerie/ Pajamas •Swim Wear •Halloween Costume • Master/Pet Look-A-Like $8per~ (prior to 10/29) $12 percategoty (day of show) Proceeds to benefit the OCSPCA and Companion Pet ~ 12 HOURS Daily Pilot ~ A-~eo..-. UC lrvtne etudent9wlll hold • ~ .,_te.dv81. •'-ce W... 'tbu: from 9 e.m. to' p.m. In Aldrtdt ""a the U0 cempue. If .. 11 t.ture e Nf'lel of foruma end WOl1iltlope on globe! pew i.. end wlll lnclode • mix of ~end food. among ottler ttllnga. Adml11lon 11 free. PHOTOS BY KEVORK DJANSE ZIAN I M' Boston Red Sox centerf1elder Johnny Damon. above, and pitcher Pedro Martinez, below, have both let ttieir hair down thi s season. Sox locks· need a yank Could the Red Sox's success in the Division Series be attributed to their long hair? PaulSattowttz Daily Pilot A s I sat In Angel Stadium on Wednesday night painfully recalling the memories of 1986 (Dave Henderson of the Red Sox hitting a home run off Angel reliever Donnie Moore when the Angels were one strike away from the pennant, a day I will always refer to as •Hendoomj, when I was desperately trying to recall 2002 (World Series champs), I figured there was one specific reuon the Bolton Red Sox were obliterating ~y beloved Halos en route to a 2-0 lead ln the best of Ow OMs.ion Series. ... It bas to be the hair. What else could It be? The Angels have the belt bullpen In baseball. Fraodsco "K·Rod· Rodriguez has been unhittable at this time of~ Brendan Donnelly WU the best eetup man In buebeD lut eeuon. 'Duy Perdva1 has more eaves In the lut decade than almost anyone except for Mari.ano Rivera of the Yankees and Thevor Hoffman of the Pad.res. Olone Figgins never makes this many errors. How often does Garret Anderson go hitJess in back-to-back games? Vladimir Guerrero doesn't strike out with runners in scoring position ... and what about the curse? It has to be the hair. Long hair. Sox left-fielder Manny Ramirez. who's coif ls the love child of Fabrlce Morvan (Milli from Milli Vanilli) and tennis great Yannlck Noah d:rca 1983. is batting .375 with a home run and 5 RBI In the first two games of the series. The ·Sou1 Bowt. that glistened under the Anaheim llgbta on ~eaday, and COW!l'I the Mull of Pedro Martinez, could be more blinding to hitters than the right-hander's 90-mph-ptua fastball.. It sure aeemed that way In Ge.me 2 ... LOCKl,hpAI' BEST BITES Great cheese, fine dining not so far away " Friday, October 8, 2004 A7 THEATER REVIEW Marital discord moves 'Moscow' Tom Titus Daily Prlot L ilce Donald Marguli~. whose "Brooktyn Boy" occupies the ad1acent theater in South Coast Repenory's production complex. playwright William Nicholson uses the memory of personal experience to create compelling theatncal drama. "The Retrea1 1-rom Moscow.· SCRs FY1 •WHAT: •The Retreat From Moscow~ • WHERE: South Coast Repertory, Julianne Argyros Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa •WHEN: Tuesdays through Sunday• 81 7:45 p.m .. Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m .. until Oct. 17 • COST: $19-$50 •CALL: (714) 708-5555 latest production on the Julianne Argyros Stage. draws heavily on the !>eparation of Nichol~n·s own parent<. when the author was tn his late LOs. Ht'> play - subm111ed to both of hu. now octogenanan parents for their approval, and po!>Sible re1ection, before ilS initial premiere an England in 1999 -thus carrles the extra cachet of heart-rending truth. f.dward and Alice. Nicholson's prinapal characters. have been mamed for some 33 yeiln>. but one can only wonder why. since they seem to be totally mismatched. Edward, a coUege professor, is a mild-mannered mteUectual del.tghting in what Henry Higgins of "My Fair Lady'" once 1ermed "an atmosphere as restful as an undascovered tomb.· Alice, on the other hand. 1s a handful - and an earful. She picks at him and prods tum incessantly. probing for M>me sort. any sort, of a response.. And the one she eventually elicits is the last she would expect -a polite request for a divorce. nus. predictably. ignites a volcanic eruption. and one of the stellar performances offered on an SCR stage this year. Linda Gehringer superbly portrays the shrewish. constantly nagging Alice. a woman up to her ears in religion and self righteousness. on a plethora of emotional levels. Director Martin Benson has guided her through the exploration of her character's many and varied facets. and Gehringer aces them aJJ with ringing clarlty, rrom outrage to understanding to confusion bordering on madness and potential suicide. As the husband. who confides to his audience that his first meeting with Alia 33 years ago was a strange sort or accident. Nicholas Hormann excels In presenting bis professorial character with medcuJoua thought and emodonal predsk>n. Ibis ls an introverted soul who tabs refuge In crossword puzzles and a > Al Fndl)', Octobef 8, 2004 ' 's haun of the Dead" is an enjoyable mix of three thin~ that wouldn't seem to go togetheP- relationships, comedy and zombies. "Shaun" takes place in a working-class neighborhood in London. Shaun (Simon Pegg) is a decent guy at heart, but he's let Wmself fall into a serious rut. At 29, he's working as a salesman at an electronics store. He spends his evenings drinking at his local pub, the Winchester, with his ~'t friend Ed (Nick Prost). He shares a filthy Oat with Ed and another friend, Pete. He bas no ambition to Improve his fate. His girlfriend, Uz (Kate Ashfield), can't stand the idea of being sruck in this Lrap forever and dumps Shaun to move on with her life. When zombies start appearing in the neighborhood, Shaun and HAPPENINGS Ed don't even notice, at Gm. The working~ folb. lndudklg Shaun are almost Indistinguishable from wmblee. They spend their days at soul-killing jobs and their nights drinking themselves brain dead at the local puh Shaun and Ed finally figure out they are in TRICIA the midst ofa BEHLE zombie -. • invasion and try to formulate a plan. Shaun wants to go rescue both bis Mom and Uz and get them somewhere safe. Ed wanu to go somewhere where they can have a smoke and a beer, lik.e the Winchester.. Oscar (voiced by Will Smith), left, tries to explain to Angie (Renee Zellweger), right, why he is hiding a shark named Lenny (Jack Black) in the DreamWorks comedy "Shark Tale," directed by Vicky Jenson. During his rescue mission, Shaun bas to deal ~th the problems in all the leiadonships in his life: his falling relation.ship with Liz, his friendship with Ed and his dysfunctional interactions with his step dad. Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright, who wrote the script, manage all this with large doses of hwnor and a fair amount of zombie gore. "Shaun of the Dead" succes.5fully pulls off creating a working-class British comedy, while also paying tribute to the classic zombie films of the past • TRICIA BBl.E lives in Newport Beadl and works as a software validator. AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa M esa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4295. SPECIAL EVENTS EASY RIDE FOR AllT1SM The first "Easy Ride for Autism" begins at 10 a.m. Sunday at Bartel's Haney-Davidson. 4141 Lincoln Blvd., Marina del Rey, and concludes at Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Bede Bay Drive, ' .. .. ,., • • I 111·1 I ' 'Shark Tale' is worth a few fins for family · I n "Shark Tale," director Vicky Jenson and her cohorts are definitely trying to ~uplicate the success of her previous wol'k in the excellent movie "Sbrek.." 'That rum broke new ground in the animation genre. It offered a screenplay and dialogue that made children laugh at one thing, while their parents were chuckling at something completely different. The two "Shrek'.' 6Jms earned blockbuster money by satisfying both generations. MShark Tale" is a game effort aimed at the same audience. References to many Newport Beach. The ride will benefit the Autism Society of America and will featurt1 Grand Marshal Peter Fonda. The Kingsmen will also perform a lundl concert at Newport Dunes. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Information: (818) 505-1104. TRICK OR TREAT FESTIVAL The seventh annual Tridc or Treat Festival wiO be from 7 a.m . to 4 p.m. Oct. 31 at the Orange County Martet Place, 88 Fair Drive, CoS1a Mesa. Events include the Halloween, Hearse, Bug and MonS1er Classic Car Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .; an antique hearse ~---------------, 1Calendar Show Proudly Presents1 : 7~ /l...J~ .: I ~ I L4~ S~ & Sate: classic films abound "The Godfather" and "Jaws" are only the two most obvious. The digital cartoon ~.L...L..J'-" characters are JOHN DE PKO drawn to look like their famous celebrity voices. Will Smith, Robert De Niro and Renee 2'.ellweger dearly have a lot of nm voicing these characters. De Niro's gang of great white sharks terrorize and control all the fish that live in the local reef. parade at 10 a.m.; free tridc-or-treating for costumed kids from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and David Martham's sword-swallowing shows at 12:30and1:30 p.m . Admission is $2 for ages 13 and older and free for kids 12 and younger. Information: (949) 723-6663or http:/!Www.ocmarlcetp/ace.com. MUSIC BRIAN CULBERTSON FEAT\JRING MICHAEL UNGTON The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Brian Culbertson featuring Michael Linton as part of its Summer Jazz Series, sponsored by 94.7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. today at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tidcets cost $37.50 (Dinner Padcages add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400. http://Www. summerjazzseries.com . GARRICK OHLSSON The Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra will perform Beethoven's "Sonata in C minor, Op. 10, No. 1; Brahms' "Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel, Op. 24," Scriabin's "Six Etudes" and Chopin's "Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Op. 58" at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Orange County Performing Arts Canter, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tidcets are $25 to $79. Information: (949) 5~2422or http://www.Tidcetmsster.com. WlD Smiths colorful Uttle Fish becomes the unlikely enemy of the gang when he is imotved in the aa:idental death of a mobster shalk. He befriends a strange vegetarian sha1'k. while juggling relationships with two very different potential girlfriends. In the end, many lessons of tolerance, loyalty and true friendship are revealed. Its not quite up to the highest level of the previous films. But ilyou and your kids enjoyed the "Shrek" movies, you11 definitely have some nm watching "Sh.art: Tale." • JOHN DEPKO is a Costa Mesa resident and a senior investigator for the Orange Coomv pubfic defender'• office. Rachmaninoff at 8 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Ttdtets are $60 to $100. Information: (949) 854-4646. UCI SYllFHONY ORCHESTRA The UC Irvine Symphony Orchestra will perform selections from Wagner and Liszt at 8 p.m. Oct 29 and Oct. ~at the Barciay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidcets are $12 for general admission. $10 for .seniors and ua faculty and staff and S8 for students and c:hildrt1n under 18. Information: (949) 854 4646. KREMERATA BAlJ1CA Krt1merata Baltlca, led by artistic director and violin soloist Gidon Kremer, will perform at 7:30 p.m, Nov. 5 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. 600 Town Center Drive, CoS1a Mesa. Selections include the Shostakovich Chamber Symphony, Op. 1108; Schubert's Quartet No. 15 in G. 0887 for Strings and a new work by Russian composer Leonid Oesyatnikov. Tidcets are $76 and can be purchased through (714) 556-2787. Information: (714) 755-0236. WARSAW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Co-produced with San Jo~ Repertory lhea1re Timothy Near, Arrl!ll< Oirt-rror • Alexandra Urbanow,k1, Mann91nq Dtrt<tor II 75,000 Square Feet of Quality Antiques and Collectibles Dealers. I fumlbn, Clas, Silver Art. Jewelry, Primitives, Americana and much I !. I more ... EVERYTHING FROM TIN TO TIFFANY Ill SPECIAL APPRAISAL I ~ BOOTH OrHite to help you identify your trN1Wt1 at $5 per itfm, RICK BRAUN The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Ride Braun as part of its Summer Jazz Series, sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. Oct. 15 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tidcets cost $37.60 (Dinner The Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra will perform Penderec*i's "Polymorphia" and Chopin's "Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Op. 11 " at 8 p.m . Nov. 8 and 9 at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidcets are $65. Information: (949) 563-2422. , NOW THRO OCTOBER 10 ll/\'-,l.:l·L I & W lll TI:: inlrmal1on .~fir~.?! ml v.GUNA Pl..AYHOUS£ IS A NON PROFIT ORGANIZAOON ENR~HlllG lNfS l}IROIJGH THEATRE I 0~ County ~ds, C:Osta Mesa, CA I Hours: Friday and Safunlay 11-8 • Sunday 11-5 I Padtages add $26). Information: I (949) 729-6400. http://www. 1Wmmt1rj1JZZM1ries.com. I I Fine Glass, Porcelain and Jewdry Repair Available at Show I SHOW INFO: (800) 943-7501 Oil www.calmdanhows.com I I $8 AD~ION WITII FREE RETUIN PllVILF.GFS $5 WITH AD I TERNEY SUTTON HONORS FRANK SINATRA Vocalist Tlemey Sutton will pay homage to kank Sinatra at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m . Oct 15 and 16 at the Orange County Perfonnlng Arts Center'• Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive. Cost.a Meta. Sutton will perfonn ae1ect1ona from her fourth album, '"Dancing In the Dart; which Includes some of Sinatra's hit eonga. 11cbts are $46 to $G end are available at •nv Tidcetmatter tocadon. lnfonnatJon: (714) 666-ARTS. TH IS AD SAVES YOU & FRIHWS S3 00 PER PERSON THE ENGLISH CONCERT WITH ANDREW MAN.ZE Period lnS1n.iment group The English Concert and lta violinist, Andrew Manza, will perfonn at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Orange County Perfonnlng Atta Center. 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 766-0236. GUARNERI STRING QUARTET The Gu.meri String Ouartet will pley 90'9 bv Mozart, Bridge and Rawl at 8 p.m. Nov. 22 at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Camput Drive, Irvine. Tlc:btt ere $36 to $46. Information: (949) 663-2422. WEEU.Y JAM DUKE'S Pt.ACE Jazz end c:odltalla flow daily from noon to midnight Sundays through. Thu'9dlys Ind from noon to Z a.m. Fridays and s.tun:layt It the Balboa Bay Qub 8t "-oft.811221 w. Coast Highway, Nw'l)Oft a..d1. lnfomudlon: (M9) fWl.SOOO.. ... QNA Wf.EKDC) JAD w... Utfoca Md o.vtd Alclntar, the New YOttJIZi Conndon Duo, pley Ill MMwna Glne .. .211 E. COMt HW:u"'Ytn ,..,.,_,et 1 p.m. Ftidlrari ..... lnd 1117p..m.~lnd .... .... Diana Oltrt)Oh Iii CM on wmonMol='9.~-. ~ tw • ... • " 1J Tom TIM W. Ill pew up kMng ~either In ral dme Of In rerun& And lfa pUifytnl to know that the apple of talent and lbowmanshlp doem't faD that far from the tree -or. In tbla cue, trees. Lude Ania. the muld-talerited dauabter of Ludie e.11 and Deli Amaz, exbibita the comic timing of her mother and the musicality of her fathn' ln her concert ln Fow*n lid of the Orange c.ounty Perfonnb:18 Arta <:.enter, wb.lcb only runa through SlllUrday. 11 eny ticbta still exist for her 8naJ two perfonnancea. pt> them at aD costl. Amu thrtws in the Intimate cabaret allDOlphere of the Centet'I amaDer venue, sharing some IUbde -and not so subtle -reminiaces wlth her audience between ahow--stopplng aolos. "1b answer your first question, I don't look like either of them,· she aacb early on ln her program. But ahe definitely has inherited their plz.ar.l. She enters through the LOCKS Continued from A 7 when •Pedro the Martine-L." - his dome bares a striking resemblance to the follicular structure of Bow the aown - kept Angel No. 4 and 5 batters Garret Anderson and Thuy Glaus hitless. Then there's Johnny Damon's "Passjon of the Quist" appearance that propeUed Beantown to a 4-3 lead when he scored on a wild pitch by Rodriguez. Damon's passion for the game and ability to get on base have frustrated the Angels' pitching staff ln the fin>t two games.. How about Orlando Cabrera? He of the com rows that make his hat look like a Leanlng Tower of Pisa balancing atop his head. He hit a double in the top of the ninth inning on Wednesday night to score David Orti7., Gabe Kapler and Jason Varitek. effectively ending the Angels· hopes.. Uke Samson, it's got to be the hair. But there is still hope ~three games in a row from this "Samson Squad" is a daunting task -especially with the next two contests in Fenway -but anything is possible. A pair of scissors put an end to Samson's powers, and maybe that's what the Angels need to think about doing. Desperate times can for desperate measures. Maybe shearing the Sox wW bring bade the ghost of Bill Budcner. At this point, it's time to get creative. Then again. maybe they can leave it to the players. K.elvim Escobar is the best pitcher on the team. and if the Angels can score some runs early, they have a decent shot. If that doesn't work. break out the scissors. Maybe that's what the Yankees have always done? aucBence, lhinlnc up to the ekledy, bald patrom with •Lulu'• '**In 1bwn,. whkh lbe uldmately cbanga to ·Lude'• back.• Then. ln a tordty. throaty vokle. lbe melds the 1DapSJy *I'm 8eglnntng to See the Ughr with the *PlaUc• movie favorite "Moonglow.· Borrowing from Uza MinneJJJ's signature number, Arnaz ofhra a riff on her own unusual name ("It's Lucie With an IE.) before settling into a series of old standards that includes "It's AD Right With Me,• "Something'a Gotta Give• and • LuBaby of BlrdJand. • Her musk:al talent even extends to composition. She introduces a song she wrote after a painful breakup -•The View From ttere• -and relates her delight in singing it at a party that included her ex. ·He ~ it.• she gasped. •tte kept saying. 'She wrote that about me. Sing It again.'" Amaz reminisces musically about her first Broadway show, "They're Playing Our Song.· and even resurrects an actuaJ toy piano used in that long-ago THEATER Continued from A 7 history book detailing Napoleon's retreat from Moscow -hence the play·s title -and I lo rmann downplays it wonderfully. in splendid contrast to Gehringer's histrionics. Assuming the role of Nicholson himself, at age 32, 1s John Sloan, whose character ti. conflicted by his honest devotion to both parents ru. he attempts to mediate in what is BEST Continued from A7 the focus is on soft. fresh cheeses." The Gourmet Oieese and Wme Shop & Cai~ also serves ~h sandwiches. salads and soups. as well as handmade desserts. It takes advantage of its affiliation with Laguna Cuhnary Arts by stocking nearly I 00 boutique wines. "The way wines are selected LS quite unusual," Drakeford said. "We pick wines that match dinners [from the cooking school! and pair well with each course." Instead of making package deaJs with major producers that put discounted premium wine along with less popular labels on the shelves, food-friendly wines that cooking school students prefer are selected. Drakeford has also parlayed his food and wine knowledge into a high-end catering business that he runs with Curran, who also lives in Costa Mesa Drakeford & Cunan can deliver anything from sit-down. five-course personalized dinner parties for six to 6,000 finger foods for an upcoming event at sa1:urday, pn>ductloa, wbk:b abe dnktel ... lbewublee •Fii in the Wxdl. from that lhow. ' Aw Y'*'I •Arnn and Stefarlle Zlmbdlt enaatalned oo the "big..,. ned door" In a nMvaJ of-wooderful lbwn. .. which aJmoat made It onto nm aeuon'1 ecbedule. Ustenlng to Amaz belt ow • 100 Wayt to Lole a Man" &om that I.bow, you wonder who had the audacity to cancel the booking. Local audiences might not reallu there's a murlcaJ theater vmdon of~ Wltmea of P.utwlck.. but there is, and Amaz headlined lt In London. At the Caller, abe gieta to belt out a song reserved for the Jack Nicbolaon-type deYflish c:baracter, "Wbo'a the Man?" - in which she growls with all the rawdty gusto of that hedonistic hellion. The segue &om the bawdy •Who's the Manr' to the tender "My Foolish Heart" ls a bit of a cuJture shock. but Amaz is as adept at projecting true romance, softly. as she is at grinding It out And all the while, she appears to be having an gradually becoming an incendiary arrangement Sloan is eminently convincing in this regard, winning the audience's sympathy in the process. One of the play's funniest characters ac.1ually is unseen - Alice's yapping dog. which she has named for her soon -to-be ex-husband. She draws a howl from her audience when she commands the mutt to "play dead." Angela BaJogh Calin's simple setting a table and chairs pn one side, an easy chair and sitool on the other -actually funct11111' as three venue-. the Anaheun Convention C .enter. Most of their wortc involv~ catering cocktail parties fo r SO to 150 guests, and wilh Drn.keford·s background in chee.e and oth~ speciaJty foo<;ls. he loves to take his culinary show on the road with chet>Se ru1d wine tasting parties. At any Drakeford & Curran event. one can expect to find the two principals working hard. even after the party has ended. They admittedly <,hare control LSSUes. "James and I are at every event." Curran said "We don't staff it out We are in lOmplete control." An example of a Drakeford & Cunan menu includes hors d 'oeuvres of house rured '>almon on crispy potato chips witJ1 dill creme fraiche; apple almond tarts with rO">emary chcvre mous ... .-.e and Humboldt Fog o n crostini with micro greens and truffle honey. Courses can include chilled sweet pea and avocado soup with chive truftle o il and goat cheese queneUe; crab crusted halibut on seared greens and roasted celery root puree; merlot-braised beef ribs on potato puree with roasted sha.Uot compote, steamed asparagus and fried leeks. For TI1anksgiving. Drakeford & presen1ed by october 23, 2~04 8 p.m. in the legun• beech artiste• theatre &25 Perk Avenue, l..egune Beech. CA 92951 FYI •WHAT: L.ude Amal In eonc:.n •WHERE: Founders Hell, Orenge County Performing Ana Center, 800 Town Center Drive. Costa M ... •WHEN: Closing performances tonight and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. •COST:$58 • CAll.: (714) 556-2787 even better time than the audience. Nearing the conclusion,-,4.maz pays tribute to her father with a series of torrid Cuban melodies, then beautifully renders her mother's favorite song. "Make Someone Happy," honoring a lady who made millions of people happy in her lifetime. Lucie Amaz has done it all television. theater, concerts - and she is tremendously appealing in the intimate, cabaret style of Founders I lall. If only she didn't have to leave 'iO soon. •TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot Hts reviews appear Fridays· without a stick of M:enery hemg altered. 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AlO Fridly, Octobef 8, 2004 lpor1I YIDr IUcblnll 0...: (949) 57iM223 ...... fax: (949) 650-0170 HlGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL -• • .. ., . , Eagles cotne up short against Grove Estancia battles host Argonauts, ranked fifth in CIF Division IX, but loses another close game. Rick Devereux Daily Pi1ot GARDEN GROVE -The hwnp the F.s- tanda High football team figuratively needs to get over in order to be able to call it.self a contender for a Golden West League title seems to get smalle£ and smaller. But the F.agles still plod uphill. as evidenced in their 41-34 loss Thurs- day to Gerden Grove in a nonleague game. The Argonauts (5-0) are ranked No. 5 in OF Southern Section Division IX. but Estancia (2-3) overcame a lackluster first half to make it a one-touchdown game. "We dug ourselves into a hole and dam near won the game." Coach Craig Fertig said. F.stancia was down. 20-7, with 1:36 left in the first half when the offense pwtted the ball away. On the Argonauts' ensuing play. comerback Geo Macias picked off a floating pass and scrambled 71 yards up the F.stancia side- line for a touch- down. Following a SCORmOMD 15-yard celebra- tion penalty, the 35-yard point-af- ter kick was no good. to make the score. 27-13, at the break. Estancia 34 "We came out Garden Gr. 41 Oat in the first half,.. Fertig said. "We didn't have a good week of practice. and it showed in that first half." Garden Grove needed only three plays to jump onto the scoreboard when Aires Middlebroolc..s took a sweep and jetted down the Argonaut sideline 60 yards for a touchdown. Daniel Oieesboro returned the subse- quent .kickoff 43 yards to the Garden Grove 46. PJeven plays later, Oieesboro scored from I-yard out on a sweep to the right to even the game. The Argonauts scored three times in the second quarter to take a conunand- ing, 20-7. lead. An Eagle fumble set up an Edward Hernandez score on a I-yard dive up the middle. Estancia had to punt on its next pos- sesaion. and the Argonauts drove 48 yards in 2:24, capped off when Keith Hurley threw a 16-yard pass to tight end Tony Nelson. Garden Grove picked off a pass on the Eagles' first offensive play of the ensuing d.riw, and Hurley scored on a quarter- back sneak from the l to make It 27-7. It looked dismal for Estancia at the start 'of the second half when Junior MoeMoe returned the opening kickoff 98 yards to give Garden Grove a 34-13 lead. But the Eagles would fight back. On the ensuing drive. Estancia drove MARl<C.005™/0AILYP!Lctr See F00111ALL, Pai• Al 2 Estancia's Geo Macias ( 1) carries Garden Grove's James Shin with him into the end zone for touchdown in the third quarter in Thursday nighfs nonleague game. : HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Flores paces Mustangs Costa Mesa junior fini~hes first to lead host guls squad to victories in double-dual meet. Chrt1Yemme DaityPUot • we've been competing." In the meet. Mesa's girls topped &tanda. 18-37, and $anta Ana, 24-33. while the Se.Intl beat Eatanda. 18-37. On the boys lkle, the Saint.I defeated Costa Mesa, 15-tO, and Estan- cia. 21-34, wblle the F.aglel knoc:bd off Costa Mesa, 19-36. Meanwhile, florea, who re- ceived a varsity letter lft track her fresh- man year, potted a time of 18:27 on the Oat courae that wound ltl wwy through. around and back throulh the fteldl and track of Colta .... High. Costa Meta Coecb Joe Bull bet come to rely on Floret dill .-.on. mpeclaDy after lhe ttuted ~.-after race. So far dlla ,... .. Md 9nlabed ftnt ova.D l8llnlt s.dclebed: Orange, Waantmter. Senca Ana and l!tCanQa. ·Kyta .. beml Unbelie¥able dlla ~" Bull talcl ... Aor9I WOil lpin. She got her.,.,.~ [tbura- daJj, but...., ... -.. thle type of dorthmber. • .Md ltt ... --Wlth Ill the odl« ... l!acb week .. c:oridnue to ...., ft up." ltWlllbe~-.... ~·~ .............. Am.~ ............. b ...... .. ..... 'Olimlll~--.. . ... ,,.M1. IRRELEVANT WEEK . .. Relevant starters Norman, Atkins sweep in singles for Sea Kings in easy J!llcific Coast League flctory over host eagles Thursday. Undsay Norman and MichelJe Ntfns each swept in singles .;,tule two doubles teams won tbtee sets apiece for the Corona deJ Mar HJgh girls tenms team. ~ch defeated Calvary Chapel. M-2, in a Pacific Coa'lt I .eague i81tch at the Costa Mesa Tenni'> Center Thursday. Rae.bet Bryan and Ldgh Fran- sen won their three sets while Caroline Oawe and CheJsea Devin swept three sets ln their first varsity match for CdM (9-2, 3-0 in league), which took the early league lead after Tesoro up- set Laguna Beach. 10·8, Thurs- day. Both teams have one league loss. Stephanie Olen and Kelly McJGtterick claimed two sets. The match afforded the chance for CdM Coach Brian Ricker to rest some of his Marte rs and give other girls the chance to play See TENNIS, Paee Al3 HIGH SCHOOL SURFING -Newport opens --ew era with win .... Sailors prevail against Laguna Beach in South Coast League opener. Newport I larhor I hgh-. \llrf team started ofT c;tru11g 1n 11\ lir..t ceontest in the \outh C 0.1 .. 1 :teague. opening Ult' '>t'a'>on ~uh 94-58 victory ovc·r l «t)..l\lll.I ~ch at 56th ~lrcct 1n Newport ~ch Thursday ::;Newport won all -.evt•11 t'H'nh, :IOJying six fin.I and '>t't und Ee finishes. along w11h 10111 -place mark<-111 gl.t'>W. t-high set~. -Joey !lead led till' lir-.1 of (0111 ;Jhort-board lwa1i. w J I :.! \ Meep. followed hy < lm'>llan Morabito and lkr111l'I ~chll• Singer, respcl·IJvcly. Nt·wror1 dalmed tllc '>hon hoard 11111· Mlh a 53-31 vKtory Daniel Shea led J 'M't·p 111 lht· final .,hon -board ht'.tl, followt.>d in '>l'tcmd and lhrrd by Art.>t Ca Iron and Cohn Mel.troy Slt>Vl' I-armer fi111!-.hed fir..t in hec11 two while U1arhe llut k111gham and Joe Riggio plact·d '>ernnd • .mt.I llurd m the third heal. Jared MeU and l.innl'r l'rairil' firw .. hed fir>t and -.1·1 ond. rl''\JJl't lively. to lead tht· hoy' long board tl•am 10 .1 14 7 v1t torv while the girl<. lt'.irn l l.1111wd both lung and '>hon h1JJnl por lion-; Devon I al.t'l u and Amil' Ben Jiimin finishetl I :.! 111 tlw '>hon board wh1Je I J!-t<i I url.., htla!>CO and Mahca I loolu111e1 took tht• lop thrl'e place-.. re\pt·t t1wly, for the girb long-ho.ird 1t·.t111. which prevailt·d, 15 -b. Newport .,pt>nl mon· than 10 yt·a,... \lll'll't•thng 111 till' '°>l'<t Vil'W I .t'.IK\JC, hut will la1 L' I AIKlJIM, I >ana I lifl, and pert'nn1al powl'r ltm,.,1· '°IJn < lcml'nlc. 111 hmnt· .ind .1\'a'r me1·1' llw, .,c.1-.on The Cnmmodoro (/uh of tl1t· STARTERS ~frOmAlO of Northt\• llem State (LL), ..... be emiled Al-Aois1ca mt Al- Soudlland eat•esa boriol9 • • jurmr and --Ann. • &-loot. ~poUDJ ful- badr. alto In bll Mb NJIL ...an. .. b.r ecep- dom 6>r 25 yank d* faD for the Giants (3--1). He hlll 28 recep- Uona for 184 )'lf1dl and one touchdown in 62 career games with the lndian-Mike Green apolis Colts and Giants. The Bea.rs drafted fTtnn, who ranks founh on the lhtiversity of Pennsytvanias all-time nWting list with 2:i.n yards. with the 253rd and final pick of the 1999' NH. draft Newport Beach businessman and fonner NFL player Paul Salata founded Irrelevant Week 29 years ago. meant 10 honor the final pick in the Nl-1 . draft with a week of dinner.. awants ceremonil!l> and otller festivities each J\Ule. SCHEDULE TODAY FootbeH High school -Newport Harbor at Mira Costa, 7 p.m .; Viewpoint at Sage Hill. 3 p.m.; Santa Ana al Costa Mesa at Newport Harbor, 7 pm Soc:c. College women Cal State Northndge at UC Irvine, 7 p.m Communtty college men -Orange Coast at Golden West, 6 p.m Communtty college women Golden West at Orange Coast. 3 pm Tenors High school g1r1s Sage Hill at Whitney 3pm Volleyball College women UC Davis at UC lrvrne. 7 pm .. Westmont at Vanguard. 7 p m , High school gir1s Orange at Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Santa Ana. 3:15 p.m., Sage Hill at Capistrano Valley Christian, 5 p.m Water polo High school boys Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor at S&R Sport tournament at Irvine; Estancia and Sage Hill at Estancia tournament, Costa Mesa at Tustin 315pm Newport Hedth ( l11Jmber of ( ommt'rt°f' Ull'I/{'\ you/() 1ll/('llll tf,, • 7th Annual Fire & Lifeguard Appreciation Beach Party Sponsorrd by ... Bank of America. VHigher Standards Thursday, October 14 • 5:30 p.m. • $30 per person Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort (I 131 Back Bay Driv~. Ntwport B~ach) I •1 Enjoy live music by the S"rf Tona, a barbecue dinner & a no-host bar. Please 101n w at this city wide event to honor our Fire 8' Likguani pcnonnd. Special award• of recognition will be ptaentcd, including: Dave Bowman Mitch White Mllrilu s.for1 Offim-f llN Y.u .. BREFLY Sea King.s set Fecord~ Corona de1. Mar HJgh'a girls golf team broke iu own achool record, ~t earlier thia seuon, by four strokes with a 208-222 Paci.flc Coast League victory over visiting Northwood Thurs- day at Newport Beach Country aub. The Sea Klngs' 208 also set a course record, played on aerated and sanded greens, CdM Coach Mike Starkweather said. CdM's Katie McKitterick earned medalist honors witll a 39, which included one birdie . while Kalie Albright (40), Caitlin McDonald (42), Maggie Nelson (43) and Machelle Albrecht (44) alJ contributed to the record-~t ting perfonnantl'. C<lM (7 -I. J. I in lt.>ague) shot a 212 -ll'> preVlOll'> ~t score to defeat 'ianta ~1.trgarita by 24 strokt"> on '>cpl 2 1 Oien paces LighLning •GOLF: ~ge I 1111 Schou I freshman h1-.t111t.> Chen shot ·1 over-par 39 111 lead the Light ning to d 25;) .!L!l Goldt>n We,1 l.eagul' g1 rh golf win ov(•r Co'>la Me.,a I hur .. day .11 ll.111rho San Joaq111n 111 Irvine ~ophornore' N.1wlit• Kr.ill M!IJ .111d t:rnrn.1 Koh (!i~) round {'d out a lop thrt'l' \Wt'l'Jl lor Sage C7 L. 7 I 111 lt•.igu1·J \1,idl\1111 (11111-. l'i';) Jilt.I t. . .1111 herlv Vend1to111 lhO) .il-.o -.con:tl for lhl' w111111·1' ·Eater~ topple 49l:rs •VOLLEYBALL: 1 lw ho-.1 l J< lrv111e wo1111•11 ' \olll·yhdll t1'.lfll knot ked ofl .! In I r a11h·d I 1111g Bearh '-t.111' l11r tht.• third '>lrargh1 t11n1· \\llh ,1 10 .! 1, 'h JO. IO ~"*· Ill .! I 1!1g Wt•\I I 1111 ferr:nt.e \tll11n 111 lronl 111 .1 ""1 v>n-h1gh h7 I 'fH'llator-. 111,tdt• Crawfortl ( 111111 I htn,tl.I\ 111gltl ">t.>ntor "'l'lh Wing lt•d 1111 Anlcatl:'f'> I 11 I. , :! 11111l1•1 011 fer{' net') w1 th I I k.il I' .111d I.' u1g'> ~hrl1· lt'.rrnrn.tlt'' I 11-.lt.1 Whit(• and A111.111d.1 Va1qu1·1 t.illictl I I ,111ct 11 1..111,, r1·,p1·1 llVl'IV ~w-lh'r \,hill' I l.1111 h.ul '1h .1-. ,..,,., ~11111· "'l'l:'ga11 I 1•.ilhn,111111· nolLhl'<l 11 dig-. .ind 111111 'l'r'• ll t' .1t l''> for lhl' \'H lor-.. v.lto lwld 1lw 111t•r, I.! .! r; .!I 10 11 .167 hitting pen:entage. CdM sweeps Trojans • VOLl.EYMU.: Smk>r Und- sey Enalgn'• 12 ldJb helped the Corona del Mar High glrta vol- leybaJI team defeat host Univer- sity, 25· 11, 25-22, 25-22, ln a Pa- cific COast League match Thursday. Erica Soils and Jordan Smith each had five kills while Solis added six digs for the Sea Kings (14-4, 2-0 in league). Traci Law- son and Kelly Otristian each had 10 ~lsts while Shannon McMenomy tallied su digs and two aces 10 help down tlle Tro· jans(10 3.11). Eagles down Seahawks •GOLF: Bridget Gleason earned medalist honors with a 4 over par 39 10 lead the hoM b.1anua I ltgh girls golf team to a l2B·Lli9 <.olden West League v1c1o ry over Ocean View Thurs- day on the par-35 Mesa Linda cour'>t' al Co<;la Mesa Golf & < :ountry Uuh. fhe 1-.aglc'l' 22B wa., three '>hots more than their seai..on hl''>t 225, ahu accomplished a1 Me'>a Linda. 1.'>tancia (5~4, 5 ·2 in leagul'l wa'> al'o hoo..,ted by Una You 141 l. l.-11m·n Cu.,hing (49). Aven W1lli.1m' f I'll and Lauren 1>011 ncr 150) Hawk~ stop Sailor~ •GOLF: r...e~purt I larhm I l1gh 1un10r l\iat.1111· Dr.ig.in1a -.hot a h over pc11 11 111 e<1r11 111edali-.1 honor-.. hut the \Jr! 1H'> fell 111 \t'>111ng I .ig11n<1 llrfl, .! \6 •1 jlj, Ill 11 "it'd \It'\\ I t•.ig11t· grrl-. goH m.11< h I hur-.tl.1\ 011 1h1· \lt''>.t I 111da 1 our-.1• .11 ( 11 .. 1.1 ~fr-..i l.olf II. ( m111tf\ ( l11li "'·1\ll'1gh I l11m l11llcm1·d llr.1 g,1111,1 w11h .1 11 \\lt1l1· I r111 ( .1ll.1gh.111 .ind ..... 1IH' \1c l\a\ t'dl h ... 1111t 1, l~ll fl..1g.1 ... 11ff\., r,o 111u111!t-d 11111 tilt' ..._,1rlor..,· "'or 111g Sea King girl-.. hreen.~ • C RO~~ COUNTRY: l 11ro11.i dl'I M.ir I llgh girl' tool.. 11\t' 111 lht• I Op '>IX pl.111•-. I'll fOllll' lo 1lw1 r l'l ~i. \H l11n· m1·r h•1'1 I .1 guna Beach Thursd.ly to remain undefeated In the Pacific Coast League. Sophomott Hilary May took first in 20:20 followed in places 3-6 by teammate~ Alhson Da- mon (20:46). Nichole Slyk.hou1> (21 :08). Omslle St. Geme (21:53) and Ahha Kattan C22:02l for CdM (4-0 in league) Sea King Kenneth Wong scored a f>econd platt.> fintsh in 17:22. but th<' ( dM hoy-. -.uf fered their fir'>I ll·c1g11l' lo.,., fol lowing d 27 2'1 dt·1 1-.1011 C dM's Jack TurrH'r pl1u 1•d fourth m 17·40 v. hil1 11·.111irnJ1t Ryan Ciuthne 1 Jlllt' 111 liltll 111 17 ')I CdM., l1m11m I lute h1-.11n pldlt'd \t'H·nth I I H IJ 11. Jll'>I two '>eumd-. out 11! '1:1.1h. \\lt1lt• l 1m my !'>l11ll 11111-.lwd I I th m 18 47 lht' 'w.1 ~111g ho\' ft.II 111 I I tn l<·ag111· \\hilt· I .1g1111.1 11111ir11vl'<l to 1 IJ Saint-.. lop I .1ghtnmg •WAHR POIO: J11flc111 luu md lt,1d 1 hrt·•· g11,r1, I hur,JJy, hut 11 \\,...,111 1·11c111gh t11 prt•v1·nt \1\11111~ \.igt Ifill 1111111 .1 -; 4 111111ft.,11•11" 1,,...., 111 \,111t.1 A11,1 J11rd.111 < 1111" h,1d 1111' ollll'r go.ti 1111 \.11'.•' 1 lrll wl111 h 11· c 1'1\r·tl 1111• ,,1\1'' 110111 llt'\tll ( .r.111~···1 Nonlea1ue Santa Ana 7 Sage Hill• Scort' by Quarter'> f• H I ,. A Sage Hill "·,,., r ,, 1 • , .... ., I TL1r-.. ( \J\1 cnuld llll.'Ct • ~ \1 f:H 1'01 0: '\1•\\ pon 11.trhor .111cl I 1111111 do•I :\I.tr l11gli )111\' \\.tll'I p11lt1 11'.tlll' h11llt IWglll f'l,I\ Ctll 1111' '·11111 ...itk If (iii tll.I\\ Ill lht• f I 111 \ ~ ll \porl \\.111•1 l'1rl11 I 11p 11t..11 111 ~Ill\ lod,t\ .ii Ill• \\ dl1.i111 \\11tol r. · 11 I r ·\ q 11 t 11 l ., < ' 11111> I•·' 11 1 I 1 \1111', \\l111li 11pl.111•cl 1111 111·111.11:1 I' II~ \•111.1111 ... ( '1111•1 :'\1•\'I'"" ll.1111111 1 l.l~C\ llll f l.t\ I' .11 11111 111 \\ 11111• I ol\1 ·, •I li.i11lc·, c 111•111.11111 11 I It I' 111 II 1111111 l•'.1111' \\Ill tlw\ \\11ttfd pl.I\ I ,11 It 1tlll1 I .cl •Ill See BRIEFLY, Pa&e Al 3 Al2 Fnday, October 8, 2004 SCORE BY QUARttRS Eai.nci. 7 11 7 14 • 34 Garden Grove 7 20 14 O • 41 F1RST QUMTER GG Middlebrook.I 60 run (Pines ktdl), 9 37 &t -Cheesboro 1 run (Macias kick), 2:51. SECOND QUARTER GG-Hernandez 1 run (Pines kick). 9:40 GG Nelson 16 pau from Hur1ey (Pines kick), 5:13. GG -Hurley 1 run I kick blodced), 3:37 Est Macias 71 interception (kick failed I. 1 10 THIRD QUARTER GG MoeMoe 98 kickoff return (Pines kick), 11 :45. Est -Macias 12 pass from Cox (Macias k1ckl, 8:32. GG Hernandez 1 run (Pines klckl. 2·03 FOURTH QUARTER Est McKendry 21 run \M acias kick). 10·01 Est McKendry 10 run IM ac1as kick). 7 46 A 1 100 (est.I INDMDUAL RUSHING Est McKendry. 21 46. 2 TDs; Cheesboro 11-29, 1 TD. Moreno. 5-22; Cox. 4 8. Macias, 1 5 GG Hernandez, 16 91, 1 TO; Hurley. 8 2. 1 TD; Middlebrooks, 5-79, l TD. Aoun. 4 19; MoeMoe. 2-70; M1tcholl, 1 14, Faatogo1fo. 1 4; Morton. 1 mmus-16. INDMDUAL PAS5'NG Est Cox. 6 13-2. 71, 1 TD. McKendry, O 1 0. GG Hurley. 3 4 1, 27 INDMOUAL RECEMNG Est -Macias. 2 14, 1 TO, McKendry, 2 34, Sanford, 2 23 GG Nelson, 1 16, t TO, MoeMore. 1-9, Richmond, 1 2. GAME STATISTICS F"SI Oowr>S Au1hM vard.ige Pa111ng v&rdage Pa11mg Net rnturn vardt • Saclcs verdoge NM yardl>Q41 Punll Fumbles fumbles lost f\&g11 "91 v••dage Tune of pc>MM11on bt GG 10 10 41 116 ~:174 71 27 &-14-2 :µ 1 71 0 1 6 311 2!>2 290 !> J!> 2-36 !°> l-2 S-3 4-40 1 !°> 2513 2247 •Punt r~turns, 1ntecoeptlon1 tumble returns PHOTOS BY MARI< C DUSTIN I DAILY PllOl Top photo, Estancia quarterback Nick Cox gets a pass off wrth Garden Grove's Tony Nelson closing m on him in the third quarter. Above left, Estanc1a's Bryce McKe ndry tries to break free from two Garden Grove defenders and pick up a few more yards in the second quarter. Above right, Estancia's Ryan Sanford (12) tries to get past Garden Grove's Junior Moemoe as he heads upfield. FOOTBAIJl 65 yudl on eigtJl plays, lothid· Ing an 11-yud draw by Br)";8 Mdendry 00 • fourth-and-tour. n>e drive ended 00 Nick Cal'I llant ,_..to M.m.. whk:b kept the PAglel wtthin llrikinl ·-tance at 34-20. The P.alanda defente stepped up Its pl'ellUM in the leCOlld half. recoYerlng three of CAnien Grove's four !umblea. Following a HerrWldez 1-yard dtve at the end of the tb1rd quar· ter and an Eagles punt. the ~ tanda deteme pushed Gd.lirl Grove for a ba of3 yuds onits next drive. A low map, cou~ with preswre up the middle. forced the Argonaut punter to ecnmb1e to bis left. but the Eagles' Clayton Mills ~ him down at the Gerden Groft 21. Mckndry run up the middle for a touchdown on the next play. On the Argonauts enstdng drive, McJCendry stripped a Gar- den Grow runner and Daw Moreno pounced on the lodSe ball. giving the Eagtes ~ on the Argonauts' 27. "lwo runs for losaes and an incomplete pass brought up fourth-and-20, but Cox floated a jump ball for McXendry, who hauled in the pass for a first down. On the next play, MclCendry ran I 0 yards 'fbr the, 41 -34 final The F.standa defense forced a three-and-out on the Argonauts next possession. giving the Eagle offense the ball With 5: 14 left in the game, but Galden Grove forced a punt after three plays and then ran out the clod. "You can't fault out effort. ft Fertig said. MTheir coach said that we should have won this game.ft Defensive coordinator Dave Olsen said, M I'm tired of coaches telling us we shouJd've won. I want to win. ft QUOTE OF THE DAY "We dug ourselves into a hole and darn near won the game." Cral1 Fertta. Estancia football coach :XCOUNTRY the P.at.ancia girla team waa Sid- ney Barloon In filth place with a time of 19-.32. c'ontilued from Al 0 1be futest runners for the Multang glib {aside from Aoree) were Jumine o.y ln thJrd 0 9:06), EmDy Cotton ln sixth U9:46), NDan1 Duarte ln seventh (19:•7) and Jenny Sparb ln eighth (19-.51). P.at.ancia boys Alex c.abuantzi, Edgar Aguilar and Alan Reza placed fourth (16:1•>. fifth (16:24) and 10th (17:04), respec- tM!y. Cabuantzi is considered the team captain for the Eagles by F.st.ancia Coach Otarlie Apell, while C'.astaneda is eking his way Into the spotlight. ·iyta ls usually the leader and .a>e ls a co-captain.-Busl said. -Jasmine (Day1 la another co- -captain and we usually have ,li>uaJte, Cotton and SpaJb rot.at- . ing.. 1be only top-I 0 finisher for • Alex ~ usuaDy the main guy. but he hasnl really had a good ~ -Apdl said before Thurs- day's meet. --ibe last few weeks Fmie bas took over and he Is ft. naDy swti.ng to find his potential.." ' llpl ..._ 2MI Lepl Malcll ...._.._ ____________ _ MIKIDm ••• 1 ,_. .. •••en_. ... ,... ........ "2*-m) Nobe• b hefaby a•ven th1t 1 Planninc 011 ec tor's Use Per m1t was wbmitted to 1llow en add4hon ind 1ner et10n to 1n eustina noncon lorm1n1 11n111 l1m1ly 6-ll1n1 lhe Pl1nn1n& 011actor s Use PHm1t °' requwed to allow 1n addition between ~ ind 75~ of the u 1stina squire loot11e to lhe nonconlormrn1 bulldtnlt The bu1ld1n1 11 noncon lormtn1 1n lh•I th• sides ol the e 1ist1111 bu1ld1n1 encro•ch •PPfoumelely I loot .nlo the required 4 loot ~ yltd Mlbecil The propoul includes • second floor 1dd1t1on ebo•• the u 1st1ne m•1n dwellln1 structure lhe 1dd1tion will m11int11n the r equtr ed 4 loot \Ide Y••d Hlb1cks Howeve', lht 1pphc•nt wishes to m11nte1n the e11st•n1 nonconlorm1n1 ude yerd M!lb1ck of 3 lc.._et lhe property 11 located on the A 1 01stncl Property louted al HOI a.-.1 "-'• Alter rev1ew1n1 this proiect 11 hu been detetmined lh1I II I\ c•l•&Oflt•llY uempl unO. the raquiremenh of IM Ca1Hotn1e £ nwt ronmantal Quality Act ~ Cl.us I IE ao\hnl Fecihhn ) The "-'-I Dirac-..,., ..... ~"""'' .... W2004-0Ja is schrd uted for ru .. w by lhP l'lann1n1 o.p.rtment .., •• efter l•••4ey, ~ It, 2004. In ordef tor input to be considered 1n the Pl1n lln1 Dir actor's dec11>ion . ........ submit Wf•llM comments related to the pro141ct lo the Pl•nn1n1t Depart1111nt by • .....,, ~ 1e, 2004. II llPPfOVed 11 the lime ol r o1aw. t he 14 d 1 y aos>e•I pat iod will be1ln from that d1le Ourin1 tit• 14 der •ppul pero od, •nr interested patty (or lhe11 1ulhor111d acant •ur .. ved ol thel CS.Cislon) may Ma 1 notice of 1ppeal to Ille Plannln1 Commission w1tlt a f1lin1 IH of 19~ 00 to defray the cost ol the 1pp11I OfOCedw• fOf lurtMI 1ntorma tlofl, plaae contact tile !ttweort 8uch Pltnmna Department 1t 949 644 3200. NOT11 The expanse ol this nottee 1s p11d from • lihn& lee collected from Ille 1pphce nt Published Newport Beach/Costa Men Daily P1lol Oclo~r 8 2004 f568 SUMMTOf PlCf05B Cll IUICJ cm Of COSTA IBA NO TICE IS H£ Rf BY CIVCN that on October • 2004 Ille City Council introduced Ord1n1nce 04 11 enhtled AM oa.DUIAN<I Of JHI cm cOUMa Of '"' cm Of COSTA MESA. CAUfottNIA, AMIMO- INO TnU U Of JHI COSTA MISA MUNKI- , ... COOi llGAIOIMG THI USI Of TIMM>- UaY SIGNS fotl CITY- 5'0MSOllD IVINJS ON rueuc ,.Of'Hrt' AND aAMMflS OM l"UaU< aASlaAU AND sonu.u Ftuos. SUMMARY Of THE DA DI NANCE lhis Ordtnance amends the /\rt1cle Z. l1tlt 13 ol tile Cosl1 Mesi Munic 1p1I Code by add•P& 1 delon1t1on to Se(tlOn 13 111 reeard1n1 -Public 8.st>b•ll/Soltball r 1eld' .and •mendon& the deli n t1 1on for "Publoc Prol)Mty' •nd Add•n& Se<l10ns 13 118 l ind 13 118 2 to n l1bhsh re1ulat10n5 rtlatona to tempo• 1r y s11ns on pubht propei ly and banne• \ on public bueball .tnd soltb•ll lields ,.,,th st1nd1rds 11e1rd1n1t lht locatoon s.11~ •llurn1nal•On num btr. ma1nten1nce ilnd ltne!h ot 1nstallat10n TH£ MOTION to &t•e Ordmant• 04 11 f11st re1d1n1 c1med by 11\t follow1n1 roll cell vole COONCa MUIHIS: AYIS1 ........... Cew- -. Sdte.fer NOIS1 .__, St .. 1 AHIMTt N- A cerhf1ed copy ol the lull lot uf Ordin1nce 04 11 1s posted 1nd m~v be rud 1n the City Clerk'i Ofhct. 11 fair Orivt' Costa Me-.a The ordinance os \Cheduled for 1dopt1on at the reeular City Council meehn& ol Octob@r 18, 2004 JUUlfOlC*, ~City~ Published Nawpor I Btlldl/Costa Meu Dally Pilot October 9. 2004 f562 PllOPOB ODUICI cm Of COSTA IWl NOTICE IS HCAEBY GIVE N that on October 4, 2004 the City Council Hltroduced Of dmance 04 12. enhlled AN oaotMANCl Of THI cm COUMOl Of THI cm Of COSTA ••SA. CAUFOIMIA, ADO" - ING A SOUO WASU MAULUIG flANCHISI ru. SUMMARY or TH( OR OINAHCl This 0<d1nance amends '-rhcle l Chilpter IV ol T •lie 8 ol lhe Costa Mesa Munic1p<1t Code by 1dd1n1 Section 8 87 adoptma ii Sohd Waste H1uhn11: F, •l'lChlU r ee which requue\ that sohd waste haulers mu\I obtain a City Fr anch•se on order to •Onduct solid wasle h<1ndhn1 ser••tes within lht City of Cost a Me'a And establishes that a lranr.hose l•e will be sel by C11v Council ruolutron II amends Sechon 878 (ti by establishing an 1n1l1al lerm ol \tven (7) vurs for lhe perm11 •nd amends Secllon 8 77 (e)tS) ~CllOns 8 79(a) IC) and Section 8 84(b > 11 J relat1n& to tnt Cos le Mesa Source Reduchon and Aecyclin11 Element IH£ MOTION to 11vt Ordinance 04 12 first read1na CMrted by the lollo•me roll call vote COUM<• Ml•HISt AYIS : MONAHAM, COWAN, SCHUIEI MOIS: MAN SOOI, SUll AJS£MJ: A terlofotd copy ol the lull le.I »I Ordm•n•~ 04 ll 1s POSled and mo be read on Ille City Clerk s Otloee, 77 f '" Orove Costa Meu Ille ord1na11ce •s schedulrd for adoption 11 Ille reeular Coty Countol meetm1 ol Sleel Orio ber 18. 2004 JUUi FOlClk, ~City Ca.rt. Publ1she-d Newpor I Buch/Cosl1 Mesa Oa1lv Pilol October 8 2004 f!>63 Newport Harbor breezes past Wolverines • Brittanny Sturgess and Sasha Dunlap, along wil:h the duo or Carly Adams and Megan McKay, each swept ln doubles while sophomore Olriasy Schwartz claimed an three or her singles sets to power the Jefnff J. BrenNn Inc .. auttloflzad •&llfll for TAV PartMrs. to crHt• 2 bu1ldln1 loh plus I commo11 lot lot PMk•n& end lancbCllCl8 areas for an U 1St•n1 lndust11al dav11c>t>ment, loc•led 11 275 McCotmidl Avenue In an Mf' zone C nv1 ronm1nl•I datermon• hon eiempt For l1Kthet onlorma loon on the ;above <1ppl1C1t1ons please call (714) 754 5245 or VISll the office ol the Plan n1n1 01v1s1on Room 200 11 r aw (}(fye Costa M11a C1llforn1a Published Newport Buch/Costa Mes.i Oally Pilot October 8 2004 f567 ruaUCATIOlt I he Costa Mes.i Zonin& Adm1n1slr a tor will render • dtc1sion on Thursday, Oclobtr ZI 2004 or u 50on as ponoblt there alttr on Ille lollowonir. items I Minor Design Review l/\ 03 104 for Muton Rodroauu aulhoroad a11ent for Devon Dwyer. lor • i.etond floor add•hon lo a s•n&le s tory sinete t1m1ly ru1dente. and tor the construction ot an 1p1rlment o•ff a new lhree c ar aar1ee with a minor modofoea loon tor a I f1 en c roachment onto Ille • equ11 ed ~ lool s•d• HlbKk tor • Clfporl, located 11 1509 011n1e Avenue 1n an A2 W> tont l n vu o nment el detttm1nat10n exempt 7 Minot Ot!s1en Review /A 04 74 for Jeff Nunn aulhor11ed 11ent lor Oon 1nd Kalhy f urr 101 a 74S sq It setond lloor add•hon to a two sto1y sinalt tam1ly residence located •I 1971 fla minao Drove 1n an A I 10111 Env11onmental determination eaampt. ) Minor Condrli0n1I Use Permit ZA·04 11 lot Duane Turney, aulhO r 11ed aaent fOf John Sw1ft/Pacil1c 0Mu1 Properties Int., lo allow 1nc1dental 1eta1I ules, In co n1un,11on with whol•sale s~les ol furniture and home accessories, localed 11 660 W 17th Street. Suite 2!i, In en MC tone Environmental determ• nation n•ft19l 4 MlnOI' Condrt11>nel Use Patnut ZA-04 78 tor W11 Murrey/Compan authorl1a4 •sent lor M•k Nelbofl/lnStOf •at Cost1 Mesa Inc , lo 1llow a 45 ft l\q pole/ monooola conla•nin1 6 antennas. end 11ound mo un ted equipment located at 2038 NeWl>O< t B°'*ord (lnSto,.~e) 1n 1 Cl zone [n1111on mallt•I detarm1n1tion eumpt P ublished Newpo rt Beach/Coste Mesa 011ly Pilot Octobef 8, 2004 f566 ........... ........ TIM followln1 parsons ere dolnt bustnass as: •) PBO Internal Com· munlcatlons, b) PBQ EnterPtlsH. m 4 8 all•• Bline. W Ste Q. l l(una Wood&. California 92653 l"atrlcl• Ann BolMll. 139 A Sant• Isabel. Coal• Mata. C.lttotm1 1'2127 Tiiis bllslMsl Is con· Mled by: an ~I Mlwe row mrtall MIC ~20&f?Yn. '•lllcN Allft Botw fMa ll .. ._nl WU fioN ..it1' ti. C.Unty Cid flf Or-.. c..mty et1Gt1Zl!Oe :. .... ::, ~s-1:U! BR&tY Wiil Leitlait...., a.. Sau ~from Al 1 A.u'l1lundlly. Leab Le IDd ~AA Np· ,.. .. wtlb CbC 4uo Of ... .. Gade and ~ Le. eKb twept Mr doublM MU for Mal (S.' ln 1-gue). Jum1De Mattu.on and the dOubla team of Gwen M.utinez and Anh Le a.ell c1almed two Id.I ror the Mustlnp. ~--...... .......... c..u-.11,S...AMJ ..... -MMhleeon (CM) def . Lopez, 6-3. lost to Umon. 3-e. de1 . Ramirez, 6-3; W.llace (CM) won, 6-1, 8-2, ~; l.9veMI (CM) won, M , lost. 2-e, au~ Hoang (CMI won. M . DMIMee -Manlnez·A. Le (CMI def. He,,,.ndez-'Jel•, ~3. lost to MecOonald-Padill1, 2-e. def. Gunol1-Mir•nde. 6-2; L Le-Nguyen (CM) won, M . M, 6-1; Garcia·U. Le (CM) won. 6 3, ~. 6-2 ... AC' H8lbof ,., ..._-Chinn (=~Glrerd, M . lost to Wu, W . d91. Knopf, &-2; tub ea..rty (NH) won, 6-1, Mctntosh (NH) lost. 1-e, Cuaef1y won, &-2 ; Schwertz (NHI won,&-<>, M ,6-1. Doubles-Sturvea-Dunt1p (NH) de1. Adam...Oawy, &-<>, def. Bui-Wong, 6-1, de1. lkM-&.nnea. 6-1; aub ~son-Edmonston (NH) lost, 2-e, Cludl-Ne«ande (NHI lost. 3-e, Nefaon-Edmonston won, NI (7-4); Adema-McKay (NH) won. 6-3. 6-0, 6-2. DEEP SEA Newport battles to tie • flELD HOCICEY: Newpon Harbor High had several acor- ing chancel>, but m iting Edi· son's defense proved too much as the Sun~et League powers dueled tn a '>loreless tie at the Harper Community Center ln <.oi,ta Me'wl fhursday Mustangs win going away against Saints • Evelyn Wallace swept in singles while two doubles teams each won three sets to THURSDAY'S COUNTS Newport lanclno -3 boats, 34 anglers. ff7 vellowtail. 24 calico bass, 36 sand bass, 20 rodcfish, 17 bonrto . The Sailor'> Il l 2 SJ flced 10 shot~ on godl and had the ball JU'>I mfhl''> from entenng the goal un four oc< a .. 1ons, New- port C Udrh Kn'>ty Cross said Forward l..iura Vassar bol- stertd lhl' \a1h1r,· offense, C..ro'>l> !>aid MUCllOTQ ll01Q Of lYAUllm Of .WllPOIT Pu"uant lo 6 104(d > ot the Internal Revenue Code not•le 1s hereby e•ven that the annual repor I for the f1sl al ytiir ended June 2004 ot lhe Byers r am1ly f Ol'"d• lion a private found• hon " ava1l1ble al lhe foundations p11nc opal oll•ct lor 1nspr1 I ion du11n11 the reaul•r business hou1 s f1 om 9 00 am to ~ 00 pm by any c1h1en who reque~ls 11 w1th1n 180 da1\ after the date ol thl' pubh ClllOn Tiie loundahons Pf in c1pal ottoce 1s locattd 11 2025 Newporl Boule vard 1200 Costa Me•.a CA 92627 The pr1nc1p1I manaaer of lhe loundatoon 1s Schubert H ByPIS fr a" & Br oderttl< Cert1t1ed Public Ac countant s. 1600 Dove #430 Newporl 8e.ich. CA 92660 (949J 660 8901 Published Newpor t Buch/Costd Mu.i Daily Pilot Oc tober 8, 2004 f 574 fldlm ..... ... s...... The lollow1n1 persons are do•na bus1neu as •) ICoolCasa. bl T~ Aid, c) Baby Atd_ d) Child Aid, e ) C1hf0fn11 Consultin& f) CA Con sull1ne Group 2463 Ir vine Ave 1P£ 4 Costa Mesa CA 92627 Carol S ll&•Y 1463 Irvine Ave •l 4 Co\la Mes<1 CA 9"/fi'l7 lh1s business 1s <on dueled by •n 1nd1v1dual Have you started doon& bus•ne~ yet1 No Carol S fl&ay Th•s slalement was filed with Ille County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/21/04 2004.ool6SO 011ly Pilot Sept 14 Ocl I 8. 15. 2004 f 542 Mlm ..... ... s....... The lollow1n1 persons ire dome business IS Galuy Salts Ajency, 247 V11 e1n11 Pl •B. Cost• Mesa . CA 92627 Carrie Kennedy '147 V1111n11 Pl 18. Costa Mesa CA 92627 Heath Cofran 247 V1111n11 Pl •B. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 flllS bUSHlHS IS con ducted by 1 1•ner1I p&1tnaohc> Have you started dotnl busmen yet' Yes 10-4 Gt Car ria Kennedy This statement wes hied with the County Cler'k ol Oran,. County on 10/05/04 2G04600lJU Diiiy Piiot Oct 8. 15, 22.29,2004 f 569 ........... ....... The followlnc penoos 1re doln1 business n . Southern Interiors. 2973 Hubor Blvd., 1900, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 The Pod Gloup, Inc (CA), 2973 H.,bof 81¥4. '900, Costa Meu. CA 92626 This IMlsiMu IS COtll· ducted by: • cor.,_.11o41 ..... ..,.. ........... businns yet? No The Pod "IMIP· Inc., ~ Qoldslftlttl S.Cr•t•r tMs at•t-nt wa med .tut tlM c-ty c ... 114 Or ... c.-ty Oftl~ Metl..UU o..., ,.. on a. ts, 22.11. 2004 F!Mh ....... ........ . r-. ............... .......... ..: SMMl._tl lew-t, ............ ... s...... fhl' lollow1n1 pe"o"' are dorn& business .n M & M lnvnlmenl Proper lies 7870 Ch1os Rd Co\ta Meu CA 9?6?6 David K Moller l870 (.h1os Ad r us ta Mn<i CA 91626 Kathy A Moller 2870 Ch•OS Ad Costa Mua CA926?6 I his busin .. ss is con dulled by 4 ~tn .. ral p11lnersh•ll Have you st•• tf'd doina busones\ y~I ' Yt>s 9 I 1004 Kathy A Moller lh1s stal~mtnt was hied with lhe Counly Clerk ol Ur .tnar Cuunt y on 09 ?I 04 200000t641 Oaotv Pilot Sepl 74 Ur t l I! 15 /004 l'J!/ RcffM .... --.s...... 1 he IOllllWIO(I. p~ ... on•, are do one bu\ont\\ "' D1ver\lf•f'd I otho \er vore~. 141!> l Mdall den. Santa Ana. f.A 9i!7~ Geofliey l t.rubPI 1415 ! Md •dden San la An1 (.;A 9770'> I h1'\ bu,1n.-~\ 1'\ u>n dul l•d by .an 1ndMd11dl H•ve you star lf'd dou111 bu~mns yel' Ye\ Gtollrey l Gruber This statement we\ f1 .. d w1tll Illa County C .. r~ ol Onn1• County on 09/28.'04 20046002411 Oaoly Pilot Otl I. 8 15 22 2004 r5~3 Aclllm -...SS ... s...... The followone per\on' 11 e do1n11 bu\1nes\ "' Palen!\ tor l t \\ 1611 Mu<1 Or •9 Santa Ana CA 9'/707 ~llrey /\llan Ir a 111\ lli"ll Mts1 D• l<J '\anta Ana CA 97707 I ho\ bu\onn\ '' • on du1 led by an 1nd1v1d11.tl H4Vt you ~tar led doone busineu yet' Yt' ~ 10 '04 Jell lra111~ I 1l1S \lalemenl wa\ tilt>d with lht Co uni y Cl11k ol Oranee County on 09 14 04 2004.0007'3 011ly Polol Sept 17 74 Oc I I 8 1004 I ')()9 Rc-.....-.U ... s...... I he lollo .. 1n1 Pf'l\On\ 1rt do•ne buSt,..u n .lohnny Ada1111> A&•n1 lnte<venhnn l857 Bort h St """'port Buch CA 92660 John Adam\ 1857 BlfCh \I Np wporl Buell CA 92660 1 hi\ busonen is con dueled by en 1nd1V1du1I Heve you \lifted d<ltnl business yet' No John Adams This st11ement wu flied with tlle County Clerk ol Oun1e County on 09/28/04 !00460024.a Daily Pilot Oct I, 8, I!>. 22. 2004 f ')56 Aclllm ..... ... s.... Ciara La~rt·nce made ~ave~ 111 ~oaJ for Nt·wport. four 2MI lJJpl Notices 2640 1 legal Notices !he tollow1ne per50n\ Tll• '""""'~ ""'' ,,,,. arfl' dom1 busme\~ d ' d't! '111111~ t 11 '""' OC AUIOSOUNO 1611'> Ab'""'"' flarbur Blvd f uuntaon ill! i I V.tllf'y CA 9l708 Suit• 11' I 'I M· ••• A\al Ahmad lb 11'> I ~hl••r , 111, 't t•drbor Rt..,(I r uun1.,.n I ~Ml M t , " ,. v.111ey CAY7/0ll ll•f1>1ll ol•IJ , ,, ••,4•1 f Bas\•m fJhdlt-Ht fd'\ftJt ti r, ,-1 A,11 1613~ Harb•H 1llw1J •1'11 f uunla•n v 111• • 1 A 92708 Jh1'\ bu\tn,. • 1 • 1 n duCll'd by par Int• ~h•1> tbvr fOU '\l.lflrd O·un., bUSJn~";,,·~ .,,..t > '"' I .. , (14 A'>al Ahrn.td fh1• •.fdl,.mntt "1 l11Pd with th.. ( 1 unt f Cl•r k ol o ... ,,~. I '""'' ,, . ~ .. MMI M I r tr '" lCl•pur .. 1.. ~ ''""'"' t 11, ·.I ., ' I ... • I ...... ~· ,.. t t h1 ldf.-nu·r~I '•It" 1 ..,,,t. H1t' l It r'-t ll6n1it.•,. ".,... 4'14 20046001711 ,,,. followone penon~ H •· 1J111rt1if bU$tl\~\.$ •s j I ·11't"fl• .. , Gt .. phtc:~ ' f'• or11>11i b J Network • h '""'"~ Club c I l tlt C"d'I Hf'•I ( \l~le ~r vu"' /V~J I LhApm~n A..-t-niu· '1uflf l / J (lrdOf" (A '17869 l rll ( ·~H t:on\ullon~ & ll•.-l 1pmrnt l l ( 1 CA l'".ll I Lh•pm•n A,~,,.,. Suitt 17 7 U• 4ni_• d '.ll!lb'J lt11• tiu"ii -"f''$. '' con d1H l•1J t.~ t 1m1t~d I• 1ti•hty (..1) Ha_ ... .,11u •.t111rttad ctomri 1111\.~0t-\\ 1rt ft\ [l'il)) ~ I• II Coa't r..,n,ult•l'li /t. I 1,.vtlnpm•nt l l C u,,n11fd Se>4'nu•r Man •)n ()'j IH 04 70046007498 JJ''' • •l•1t • .-LJ~ /4 q, I it .. , ll••ly Pilot rt. I I ~. I'• 17 /004 , .,.,/ /( ~L, J004 I '°lif, l t .lc1tf'tTH•nt w•\ f '•'•·I "'''" lhr County RditiM l.siiitu I 1. •• .. 1 llrAnat Lnunly flditiws IWMsJ .... ~........ I "' ~t I• 04 ?004600071 l "-S.._., Tti.-ftll11 ... 111., t•~• 111 (Jtd., Ptlut ... ,11 l/ /4 fh,. lnltuwm~ ptir .1u1 dft' du1n~ h1,· H,.,. i' Ch I I K ,'tJil>-t ,.,t do10~ bU'\lf\,....., .n. I Rt<t1.1Mf" •• tr11hm.u1 '·• 1 Al~'"' "'vlt l 101 11o.11v •11 " W'"''"' '1"' Fictltlmlmillu l .\ne Nt'wp1.H t tt ... ,u h "v111t 1 A 1 'hll Cal1 lorn1.t 976(,J IM>w• I• N1oi1 •" "-S...... I•, 1 / t:hri~ Ann Ale .. ,, 710 1 wn11e ... 11• I I ,. ,,. l11llow1nR P~l\un· Holly I an.-Nt'fltPU' I 4,'WJ ( ,,, .. 11t11ne-bv .• n,.-n il\ E\"'df h f .JlltnlOL.t 'j.Jf)I) ( h.;t,, jl, ( "',,. '"1 r f'I ttl11 (J1y1n~ .,.._, VH f~ t.-,.otgtd R .. ye~ I J4J Wh•t"'"" 1fn 11 .,.,,. /.. tr_. t ~1l1np '•'"'f>" Dr 011! Ph1ll111' 11,l f.iero 'l/bl i 1 1• It M""' CA '1/f>l> c:J•I .. LA '1110/ ft• '''' A11a·u\h1 t11 4drJ C f':t Jh1~ bu.,1nt" , 1 ut 11u '• ll Ii, h • '' t t11rl f 11l•ft.:: e,,,t.-n llt l.n~•• dul 1~<J by Jr wwu "' """'" M ... -t \ A. t/h?b portttrd 4!>\"1.thon hth..r tt.J.-i ' u \' •4',. 1 I 1fl1o f h1~ bU1itne~\ '" tun than a pttrtn~tshtp bu-;m,..,"> ,,.,, ,,... j 4Jm tf"d o~ a~ 1nd1vtdu.1f H••t' you sl~rltd d<.unw 11 /I 01 H1vt' vou ,,.,,&<! dol"I bu~•nts\ yet' Nn J.imrs 0 N•tJr•"' / r""'""\\ yel' No Cllrt\ Alessi I ho~ s l~t .. r1r111 • '' Auru•lr· Prado lh1-. .. L1trm,.nl w.:t!I. !tied •1ttt th .. tnunt.,. fh" -.utf'ment w•i fr~d w1lh lhf Courtly ,,., ~ I llr Jn,' f "' t • t1l•·d w1fll rh,. County fie•• 11 01111~~ unly on O'I I Oot lri• nf llr.,•1r Counly un09 14 04 20046001•63 O'J 14 CM 20046000730 "••1v i..1 .. 1 ·• 1 • i 111 I 200-46000724 D••lv r11u1 ~r• ~4 I\ • ., 11''4 I., ' • 1, I .1 .. 1 ';~1·• 11 }4 lh I I li /0114 Adltiels ltlliwu I I II .. •M f ., I j Adlll.slaim ... s....... Thf' lollow1na Pt• son• art doine busintss a~ Holiday Houn l•qu0< ?9Y.l ( C:oa.I Hwy Coron• r!rt ""•• Cl' 9?62S Kon11 H Yon 1842 Porl We\lbnu1 nt Pl Htwpor I Buell CA 92660 ~Sit H Ym 1842 Port Wntboufne Pl Hewl)Ofl BeKll. CA 92660 fhl\ business " con ducted by husband and wile Han you 1tarted doin« bua1nna yet1 Yn 10 I 1915 Kona H Vin This stelement wa~ hied with Illa County Clef~ of Or en1e Count v onOl/21/04 ,.....,.42 Deity l"llot Sept 24. Oct I, 8. I~. 2004 F !>40 .... s ........ ''' f1r 1 • t•o •'"' • 4 H1 I M ,, o; 11 "1 1 It,/' I) (l1 'I flt II o/11 i t tll .jO•'' i f1, 1f/X.t U !) tlnu 1·h11ld M11 .. ,.,. In 11 A 1•1 1 < N CJdtly t111. t n lOIM '""'" IJ ty Rdl"-5 llmtu ... s...... arr lJf "" tiu nf"\. 1 • o1\ H,.rt/ fnn1muno.a ft<tO' l ( nlf,.Rf' Con ne•I !Ill ltd"" A•• Sit /.' I <o\I• Mt'I CA 9"/f>/7 H~t t1 t ommunu. •t1''"' ICAI U I I ld•n Avt Ste ll r""a lillf'•a <A 92677 r h•~ bu''""'".. 1\ 1 un duclrd bv A '"'P<"•loon Ha•• vou \IArled r!o1n~ bu~tnt" y•P N11 H.-rll Communu, atti<ln'\ Ronda H•" ft r1 P\•dent lh1s \l•l•m•nl ,.H filed with th" Coonly Clerk nt O< anee County on IO./Q5.'04 2004600Jl24 Delly Pilot Oct 8 I~ 22 l9 2004 ' !!60 I''" t,1111 wtn~ ftf't \11n\ ti•' d11111~· t•U\lnfl'\~ a'\ An wt 11 .111 r•r •d,. Movtt' •t. • • N 11 llonnell W •y 111 t"!/' t A'.f'R67 ~"'' I lynn IU')I I w • •"1fu1 ..,,., Pl,a1,. Tu\ I" I A 'tl/f'ifl . tu,• int\\ '' ton fl '"'I h ! ln 1ndo11du1I •• ,,.., 1 11u ,, ... ,,,.d Oo•ne t1u ,,_. '.,. .. ,, v .. -. I)() ,., ... •'" t l yf'fl lit t,tt ... m,.rit w•' 111 ... J 1t1U 1ht< Courtly ,,..,i, t •r ,n,, l.,twnty ,.. I< '" 200460024 .. ''• I I I ll I~ •M t'>~ ~ ..... ... s...... fhr I ll1•w•nil p~t,on1. ,.., ,. d~ ··n~ hll\•n•-.s •\ ,..,..,~.,,. 1 •• Vnut r Ht I l'f Ruby Av• N•Wl>Ofl fir.tch f A'lM7 Ctn• nl ?000 l I C 1CA1 119 Ruby Ave Nf'w pnrl lhe<h CA 91667 I h" bUSlft~\ '' C:Oft du< hd by l 1m1tad 111b1hty Co Ila.I! you 'tarted doi"I hu"nen v•t1 !'to Cius of 1000 l l C Carolyn 0 Clark ownat V1cf! Pr~!Mnl Thii stetemat1I wn 11 .. d with the County Cterli of 0'8nl• C.Unty on 09/14/04 2000 ... 711 Dally Pllo,J S.,t 17, 24. Oct I, I 2004 n 10 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? ...,._....._._ ................ . ....... ~ ........... ,,.,,, .. ....... .... ~ ......... .... • AH fndtty, OctDbtr 8, 200t --------........ l.1(111.... .. ...... .. ..... .. .......... ----.......... l.1111 .... .......... """ ..... .......... ......... Th41 loltow1n1 Pf! tona tie doln& bUSIMU U loma lndustrtal, 327 r 2111 SllHI Costa Me11. CA92627 8111 0 ~ler, 371 l 21st StJtlt, Co1la Meu, CA92627 Thts bumeu ts con ducted by 1n mdlv1dual Hne you started dotna buSIMU yet? Yes, 1993 8111 D. Maile• nus statement w85 ltled with the County Clef" of Oian11t Cuwntr on09/28/04 200460024'2 011ty Pilot Oc I I 8. I!> n. 2004 r !>!>!> AcffM hsiMss •s...... The lollow1n11 persons ••• do•n& busmess as Amet1can Monument Company 3857 B11lh St '630, NewpO<t Bta•h !.altfO< nia 92660 Ilene I Sc ott 44 Shearwater f'la•e. N•wporl B~ach CA ';12660 flus bu.,ne~~ 1~ ton dueled by an 1nd1v1dual liave you ~'"'tee! do11111 bus1ntss yet 1 Y~s 1988 llrne l Slut! lh1s statement w.s filed with lh~ County Clerk ol 01 an Ke Cuunty on I0/0'>104 20046003322 Daily P11ot Ot I 22,29.2004 ........ ......... T"-followln& pw10111 1118 Cloint bwlfleu H '. Studio II,., 1961 f uM•r ton Ave , •2. Coate ~.CA92627 Kendra Lorlllle Puvy, l96l Fullerton Ave '2, Cost• M41sa, CA 92627 This bu1H1e.u " con ducted by an 1ndlviduel Have you 1t11ted doln11 bu9lneu yet? No Kendra Puvy This statement wes hied with the County Cletk ot Oran&e County on 09/21/04 2004600t••> D•1ly Pilot Sepl I•. Oct I. 8. 15, 2004 r 539 .......... ... s...... The foflow1n1 penons are doina buslneu as AA Mobile Rep•". I !>45 8 Ponde1osa St Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Stephen Wayne Al b1tfht I 545 8 Ponde rosa. Costa Mf~a CA 92626 This bustneu 1s lOn ducted by an tnd1v1dual Have you started doina busmen yet? Yes, October I l'O<M Stephen Waynt Al b1111ht This statement was filed with the Counly Cieri. of Oranae County on I 0/05/o.t 200460033'2 Oa1ly Pilot Oct 22, 29,2004 ............ .......... TIM follow1111 penon1 .,., dollll IHlwllleN t i! GoeMft ltoU Allto Otoup. 61.JI EIMl!wst Ct , Y«be Lll*.CAW. C.. Keya, 6&31 Elm· hunt Ct • Yorba Lindi. CA~ This bulllMU 19 COii· ducted by. an 1ndMdu1I Hive you started doltna buslnns yeU No Can ll•Y• nus statement wes hied with the County Clerk ol Or1n1• County on 09/14/04 2004M007 I 1 Daily Pilot Sept 1 7. 24, Oct 1,8,2004 f!>19 IOOOOf llJl.llSPOl5mlT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN OERSlGHED Wil l NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fOR ANY D£8TS OR LIABlll TIES CONTRACTED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF, OH OR Af UR THIS DAT£ DATED THIS ?91H day of SEPTEMBlR. i'OO.t NAME l ou1\d Bouldm ADDRESS 10!>91 Teal Or . Garden Grove C~ltl 92843 I Louisa Bouldin am no lonaer respons1blt> 101 <Jnyone's debts bul my own as of 9 29 04 Published Newport Beach/Costa Mesn Daily Pilot October 7, 8. 14. 2004 Thf 5!>4 .......... ... ....... The fellowlitl p«UM .,. 4IOlftt '"'6iMM ••. e) tu .. 11t, ~) L1119"t l11clll•lllH , ltJ.t f>Oft T1lelty f>I., lfewport Bald. CA 92'MO Btlell SWMIM7, 1134 l"Oft Trinity f>t., NeWl>Oft BNdl, CA t2MO Tllil buslneu II «Ml• ducted by; '" llldh11dutl Have you stetted dolns business yet? No BrlanS-y This statement WH l11td with the County Cieri\ ol Orana• County on 09/14/04 20CM.0007M Dally Pilot Sept. 17, 24, Oct 1. 8. 2004 f508 fklllll ..... ... s...... The lollowtn1 persons are doma binln.u u . So Cat Maune S«vlce, 17731 Mi st y Lane. Hunttncton Beach, CA 92649 Hamish MIChHI, 17731 Mosty lane, Huntinaton Beach, Ca 92649 lh1s business is con· dutted by dn tnd1v1dual ltav.i you stai led do1n11 business yet7 Yes. 9 t4 04 Hamish Mtchael lh1s statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oun11e County on 09/14/o.t 20046000712 Daily Pilot Sept Oct I, 8, 2004 .......... ..... ...... ........ ... .... flit ........... IOl\a n. ......... ,...... ., ..... ~ II! .,.. ,....,......._ w. 1) ~It I.Willa. .. ) C&luActM.c... 1511 Cublde lit., IMS !)-. VM1111 YM, Na..-t u1• ~"''"''· Coal• had!. c.llforllie ._, · ...... CA 92121 K•UllMfl ..., .. ,.._. W•,,•• BIOOlllbtrt. lrown, 1511 Ylvi111 l!ISJ Of•llt• AYlftltl, UM, "'""" ladt, Cotti Mete, CA IZU7 CtUf«n61 t2tlO Tll'a ~. It COfl• This ~ It eofl• d11<:tecl by: •n ~vlchial dUCfld t17: In llldlw..._, Havt rou 1twt.i .,.,._ tc.ve you 1tlrted ~ bualnua yet? No buslntte r•t7 No Wttr811 Bloofnblt'I KallMeerl ,.._ lrown nils statemertt wu Tllb 1tetemtnt wu ftled with the Count) filed with tllt County Cltfk of Ofa1t1• county C'8rll of Oran .. Covnt.r on 09/28/04 on 09/16/04 too&6001S01 lOOM001 lot 091ly Piiot Oct 1, a. 15. Dally Piiot Oct 8, 15, 22, 2004 f549 u. 21, 2004 f 558 Rctlm ..... ......... The lollowln1 per sons The fo1Jowln1 P«IOllS .,, dOina busln.u as: ere dolna business as: HGO Velet Perkin& CAVU Ltcl .. 25711 Mlf· S4tnlK.•, 890 w 15th St. auerlte ,lt.wr . 1103, 126, Newport 8Hch. Mission Viejo, CA 9269i C1kfornia 92663 6117 MlchHI J Murray, Hid1l110. Jose An tonio, 25761 M•rauerlt• Pkwy. 890 W 15th St 126, 1103, Misalort Viejo, CA Newport BHch, Cah· 92692 lornie 92663-6117 This butlnesa Is con· This business Is con· ducted by '" indlvldu1I ducted by en 1nd1vidu1I Have you al.lrted dolna Have you sterted do1n11 business yet' business yell Ho Yes 8/01/o.t lose Antonio Hld•lao Michael J Murrey This statement was This st1t1me11t wH filed with th• County filed with the County Clerk of Orana• County Clerk of Oran11e County on 09/15/04 on 09/14/o.t 2004.ooofSl 2004.000721 Daily Pilot Oct. 1, 8. 15. ililY Pilot Sept. 17, 2A, 22. 2004 rs..1 >!W..•· a. 2004 F516 .. ,. ... ..... ... ........ .... TM ........_ "'""'' 1lll llllWN ,.,...., "' ............. 11; -........... •: AlaW OJ1, 20111 Uke w.lf ~. lS CoY• ,.., ... Or. IA ... l•• eMrr. Ntwpott leadl, ,.,_.,CA IMJO CA .. ._.., ... ,.,. t4taMI. ...... Ci..... IS ZOS71 ·u., ,., ... ~· coo11t1r-. "'"''" IA I,. Ult ,.,.t. CA lffdl, CAC.O t2tJO 11111 .--... It Ctfto ,,. ~ .. COfl-ctuctlld by: .. ~ cluCtH .,r 111 lndWWu.I ... ve rou 11.n.t do"'t ..... ,.,., ...,.. .... MinMtytU ....... ~1 No YM2'00% ~ ... ,'""Hr• Jtenot CttnlOt~ This ........ WU nils 1tate1M11t WU ..... •lttl tllt Coullty fM WIUI tM Coulltr Cllrll of Ore11tt Countr Cllrll of Oranp County °" l~ Oft lOIOS/04 ftlt ... 1111 ftlt ... IHI Olllly '"°' Oct a. 15, Dally Pilot Oct. 8, 15, _22,..._ 2t...-• _!00il.._ ___ F5.;;..;7~1 U, 29, 2004 f572 ............ ..... ..... ........ ... ...... TIM to1towlft1 ptrtons .... dolnt bvSiMM .. : Aluin'•·• Ctltflinl S«· vie.. mu Sltv• Lan· tv11 flO, 01n1 Point. CA 92829 Constantino Aaulrre, 33911 Sliver L1ntern ~ Dene Point CA Thia buslneu 11 con· ducted by· en lnd1vidual Have you started doln& buslnas yet? No Conalanllno Aaul11e This st1te111ent wn flied with the County Clefll of Or1n1• County on09/l4/04 20046000722 Dally Piiot Sept. 17. 24, Oct. 1, a, 2004 F515 ni. followlftt ptrsons ,,. dolna buSinea 11: B N Bo1tworu a. As· sodlitn, U l l/2 West :..A.le , Balboa, CA GOfdon Johnson, 621 1/2 Wul 81y Ave .. Belboe, CA 92661 Thi• buslneu Is con· ducttcl by: an indMdual Hewe )'OU started doina business yet7 Yes, 09/ 01;:ioo. Gordon Johnwn This statement was filed with ltle County Clti" of Oren&• County on09!28IO' 20046002482 Dilly Pitel Oct 1, 8, 15, 22. 2004 f554 ..... .... ... ...... ...................... ....... ~ ............ ~ Gnlpll6ca, c/O lltdl .... '1811. 124315 119dt IM.. ltut•. CA tollO TrtwOt ~. %1081 tt-4 »diet effete, Hlln· t~ hlcll, CA t2MI 1'1111 ~ .. COii• tocttd ,,, Ill llldlvkhlal HIM JOU •twtM do141t "'*""' ,.11 Ho T rt'IOf '°"'*'" Tiiis 1tete1t11t11t -rw with the County Cllfll of Oren&• Coonty Oii Oii\ 4J04 ........ ," Otlty Piiot Sept 17. 24, 0c1. 1. a. 2004 rs 12 .......... ......... ni. tonowin1 penoM are dolna buslneu n GrHl Whit• Din Co • llCU E lSth St. Ac>I G, =~01 t Beech, CA Jeffrey S C11tonpay, 1801 E 15th St Apt. C, ~orl 8Hch, CA T.h1s bu11ness is con- ducted by an Individual Hive you swted doina business yel7 Ho Jeffrey S Castonaw•Y Thia st1tement wes liled with the County Cler• ol Orana• County on 09/14/04 2004M0072J Dilly Piiot Sept. 17, Z4, 0ct. l, a. 2004 F5l4 ...... ... ... .... TM to#tftlt ~ "' lkllfta ·~ -Ataut f'u114ifta. 1507 ~ffe, lnl11e. CA Ar,.•t lt&attr. l11c. (CA), 1507 Wrcllff•. trwtM, CA t2902 Thill ~ Ii 4*1• MtM b11 • COfPOfallofl tt.w '" •blntd ..... butlneu , •• 1 No Attttlt Rt•Hr. Inc., Will CM/I, l't'911dent Thia Sl4tl-I WU tiled wltll tllt Co.intr Cltf1I of Oranp County Oii otnl/Otl 2GIM6001 ... Delly "•lot Sept. i 4, Oct. l ,l ,15,2004 f531 Re-.. ..... ...s..... TM fOllo""'I l*SOllS Me dol111 bullMSI as Renmp Producllon1, 1920 Church St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Jenn1f1t A Perkins, 1920 Church SI , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Thts buslnHs IS con· ducted by an indivkluel Hive you started dolna bu1lnes.s yet? Yes, 4 1 02 Jenni!" A Perkins l h., alatement was filed with the County Cieri! of Ounae County on 09/71/04 70CMHOt•48 Dally Pilot Sept 24, Oct I. 8, 15. 2004 f !>35 Index -..n l<-J) 111o:ino How to Place A CLASSIFIE AD -----Policy----- Ra1e& and deadlines are subJCCt 10 change w11hout notice. Tht' publisher re~rves the nght 10 ceni.or. recfa,Mfy. rt•v1..e or reJCCI any clauified advertisemenl Plca\e rcpon any error thal may be in your cla.~sified ad immediately. The Dally P ilot accepb no liabrh ry for any error m an advert1sement for whrch 11 may be responsible excepc for the cost or the spaet: actually occupied by the error Credit can only be allowt'd for the fir.I rn..ert ron. l•l By Fax (<>49J 6 \I 659.i By Phone 1949) 642 5678 By Mail/In Per~~n: 330 WC111 Bay Street 14" ENTERTAINMENT Special Events 1310 EQUAL HOUSING <l'POln.TY All r~al e~tdlP .111v~' "' 1n1 In thl~ n,..Wtli 11.IJtt I I\ \ub1e• t lu lh• I .. d1•1.1I I acr Hou\lnp 1\1 I o1t I 'II.Ii a~ dmeodt d wh1th ma tu·" 1l tllt·r .11 to advM \1~c any 111 ,.,.~, rnt..e. l1rndtd1«d1 01 d111tc.rrmmdl•t>n h1~wd t1n race. 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I I { ~ • . , FERRARI&MASERATI ef ORANGE COUNTY-· -- 2002 Ferrari Spider Fl, 2900 Miles VIN# 0121552 2004 Maserati Coupe Vintage Cambiocorsa, VIN# 13629 2004 Maserati Spyder Vintage Combiocorsa, VIN# 12662 2000 Mercedes 5430 VIN# YA010129, $38,950 Live the Dream. 2004 Ferrari 360 Spider f 1 Loadedll Vin# 0137116 2004 Ferrari 360 Modena, 1800 Miles VIN# 0135280 ~ . Maserati Quattroportes 'Have Arrived I I Come in today for your Test Drivel I 2000 Mercedes Benz Ml320 VIN# YA 195175, $19,995 The only Authorized Ferrari and Maserati Dealership in Orange County •. • 714.662.7600 Toll Free: 1.866.297 .2827 2003 Maserati Coupe GT · VIN# 10190 2004 Maserati Spyder Cambfocorsa, VIN# 11013 2001saab95 VIN# 13022461, $16,950 T be all-new RL luxury performance sedan completes the revttallzation of the Acura Ndln lineup that began with the Introduction of the TSX sports sedan. Acum now offers three benchmark-setting aedana; t1ie rsx. the clua·leadfn81l. performanoe luxury sedan and the all-new RI. which has been completely redesigned and re-engineered to compete with models from BMw, Mercedes Benz, Audi and Lexus. "We have strong entries in each of the segments in which we compete, and this gives ua the strongest lineup in our history," said Dick C.Olllver, execudve vice president. auto sales. "We have raised the performance on each new model and it's paid off with reconi-breaking sales and extremely strong brand recognlUonamongdrlving enthusiasts. .. BL With a 300 horsepower VfECTM V-6 engine, a revolutionary all-wheel drive system. dynamic styling and breakthrough technology, including the first North American application of satellite-based real-time traffic information, the all-new 2005 Acura RL is designed to redefine the luxury performance sedan category. The RL showcases an assortment of Acura firsts Including the Super Handling All-Wheel Drive™ System (SK·AWl)TN), the flnt and only all-wheel d.rtve·platform that d1ltrtbutlll the optimum amount of torque not only between the front and rear wheels but also between the left and right rear wheels for breathtaking handling and op1imum stability on all road surfaces. The ru.:s 3.5-liter, 24-valve, all-aluminum VfEC engine Is the most powerful engine ever tn an Acura. generating 300 hp at 6200 rpm and 260 lb-ft. of torque at 5,000 rpm. A ftw-speed Sequential SportShift autt>matic tramm1aton enables gears to be sblfted using a shift lever on the center consdle or paddl~-shifters located on the steering wheel. lb complement the high performance powertrain, Acura pve the RL a highly rigid yet lightweight unit body, that, as pat of Acura's commitment to pnMd1ng Safety for everyone. lndudes the Advanced Compatibility Engineering (.ACE) body structure. By d1apersJng collision forces over a larger frontal area, the ACE ltl'Ucture helps to provide even better protection for vehicle occupants while at the same time reducing aggreasMty towed other vehldes In a &Ontal collision. The Res lightweight chassis A and four-wheel Independent 8 ~nslon componentl are taaed to complement the SH·AWD l)'ttem and deU\'er a ._cornering feel, optimum .............. ..: nil-~-··-..... t• Y·rmd Mtcbeltn aD-MMOn b1gti ~en.; i.-. . fout-wbeil Y81'1eoat.d dbc bi'Ual With foui·pllton ftona callpm; us. P.lic:uWdc Bim DlllllbUtkin ~ .. 8rilli ~ ........... , .. ~~ .... ~.... ~· fast from any angle. While It Is almost three inches shorter tlian the current RI., it is over an inch wider and offers more passenger volume than the RL it replaces. Inside. the new RL features rich leather, genuine wood trim, an assortment of leading-edge technology including a satellite communications system called Acuralink™ that provides the latest in ln·car communications including. for the first time in North America. standard real time traffic information. RSX To make it ever more fun to drive, Acura's dynamic sports coupe receives substantial performance and styling enhancements for 2005 that update its dynamic looks and give it even more precise handling. The 2005 RSX is available in two versions, the sporty RSX and the high-performance RSX l)'pe-S. The RSX is equipped with a 16-valve DOHC 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that produces an impressive 160 horsepower and 141 lb-ft. of torque. For 2005, the l}'pe-6 model receives engine and exhaust system .modifications that boost horsepower from 200 to 210. The Type-S model's six-speed manual transmission was optlmiz.ed by lowering the final drive ratio for quicker acceleration, and by applying carbon synchronizers on fifth and sixth gear for improved shift feel • drives. n. Since its introduction in l 995, the TL has been a top-seller in an extremely competitive segment. Introduced last year as an all-new model. the TL performance luxury sedan has been Acura's top-selling model each month since. It comes equipped with a 270-horsepower engine, a drive-by-wire throttle system, and an available close-ratio six-speed manual transmission with limited slip differential. For 2005, passenger's seat weight sensors and driver's seat position sensors are applied to the TUs front airbag system. Inside, the TL comes equipped with an array of ground-breaking technology. The Acura/El.S Surround TM Premium eight-speaker Sound System with six-disc, CD. DVD-Audio, and DTS® changer, AM I FM Tuner and Dolby® cassette delivers a whole new level of audio fidelity. The TL also features the Hands.PreeUnJcnc wireless phone interface, whJch utilizes a Bluetooth4'J wireless interface with mobile phones allowing calls to be made and received using the TL'.s voice recognition and audio systems. TSX The Acura TSX sports sedan features crisp sport sedan styling. a powerful 200-horsepower engine, choice of six-speed manual or five-speed Sequential SportShift automatic transmission, drive-by-wire throttle system and race-bred suspension. For 2005, the TSX receives several comfort and reduces sloshing noise. The Acura Naviption System with Voice Beoognition is enhanced to provide quicker raponse ~es, additional voice recqgnitton commands, iQduaioJlof more points of interest *1d a.cxess to the Zagai Survey ratawant guide. Models tquJpped with the navigation system also include the OnStar system. All MDX touring models receive the HandsPreeUnk wireless telephQne interface. Models equipped with the Rear Entertainment System get a six-disc In-Dash CD player. The 2005 MDX is available in three new exterior colors including Desert Rock Metallic, Bullet Silver Metallic and Steel Blue Metallic. NSX The NSX has earned Its status as one of the world's premier sport.a can and continues its legacy tnto hi 13th year of production. The exotic NSX is~ fUDy appointed and features an open-top cockpit lt boasts all-aluminum construction and is powered by a 290-horsepower DOHC. vmc. V-6 engine coupled to a six-speed close-ratio manual transmission or four-speed Sequennal SportShift automatic transmission Acura offers a full line of premium performance vehicles through a nauonwide networX of 264 dealers. The Acura hneup features six disunctive models including the exotic NSX supercar, the RL luxury performance sedan, the Tl performance luxury sedan. the TSX sports sedan, the race-bred RSX sports coupe and the award-winrung MDX luxury sport utility vehicle. For nwre lnfonnallo11, vl6U Soutlt (}Md ....... 2925 Harbor Blvd. In Costa Mesa. Call (714) 979-2500. www.acura..oom. ~ . 2005 Mo~els In · Stock Now! '01 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS '01 CADILLAC B.DORADO ESC ONLY 15K MILES, CASSETTE/CD MULTI CD, CHROME WHEELS, ·34K MltES, MINT CONDITION, PREMIUM SOUND, LEATHER, LTHR, ONSTAA, CHROME WHEELS, VOGUE TIRES, LOADED, CERTIFIED! CERTIFIED! SHARP, CERTIAEDI $16,895 (0368901 $20,995 (196768) $24,995 (103246). '01 CADILLAC DTS I '02 CADILLAC DEVILLE OHS '02 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS BLACK/BLACK, 38K MILES, BLACK/BLACK, LOADED, BOSE SOUND, LEATHER, PREMIUM WHEELS, I I LOADED, SUPER SHARP, ONSTAA, ABS, LTHR, PREMIUM WHEELS, 31K MILES, I ' I CERTIFIED I CERTIFIED I CERTIAEDI I $24,995 (253682) $25,995 (144318) • $27,995(211124) '02 CADILLAC ELDORADO '03 CADILLAC CTS SELLING PAICE. ........................ $23,388 FACTORY REBATE .. : .................... $4,000 FORD CREDIT REBATE ................ $1 ,000 · •Mus' finance through FMCC to receive bonus cash ON APPROVED CREDIT m:•1&.888 !t S AT TIDS PRICE #4815652, 4A87743, 4A11570 , ~ ' ,• • I ~ J' '·6 VI, AC, ABS Brakes, CD Chlftlet, 17" Alloy Wheels, Power Windows, Power Locks, Tilt, Cruise SELLING PRICE ............................ $21 r1 88 FACTORY REBATE ........................ $2,500 TOVM *18888 ' ~~lir t 3 AT THIS PRICE #41 6769 41108 8, 41 1072 DN IPPIOVED AIOIE AIEUIE CIEDIT. FICO scm • 711+ Im• fllD CEl1H.D 1£111CLEI Jtllt. AT. AC, AU.OYS, PW, PL. TC - '02FOID WCPE AT, IC,, AUOYS ~·15 .. i ., 1' ' I . I ~ - Toyota 3nnounc s .1 OUK: allocation and 1 OOK sales for populat Prius hybrid m~il-si:ze · sedan T oyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A. Inc., today announced its Prius gas-electric hybrid mid-size sedan will receive an increase in allocation for the U.S. market in 2005 calendar year to 100,000 units annually. approximately double the 2004 calendar year allocation. The announcement coincides with Prius surpassing the 100,000 sales mark since the vehicle firstw.!nt on sale in the U.S. in the summer of 2000. NWith this significant ipcrease in allocation for 2005, Prius will become one of our top-selling passenger cars as it continues to solidify its position as a mainstream vehicle," said Don F.smond, TMS senior vice president and general manager. "As a testament to its remarkable popularity here in the U.S., over one-half of total worldwide Prius production will be targeted for the U.S. market. 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Globally, Toyota has sold more than a quarter-million hybrid vehicles since the introduction of the first generation Prius sedan, the world's first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, in December 1997. In addition to Prius, Toyota has bullJ hybrid vans, box trucks, small buses ancj luxury sedans for sale in the Japan domestic maitet Toyota will bring two more hybrid vehicles to the U.S. m.arbt early next year, with the arrtval of the Lexus RX 400h and Toyota Highlander hybrid sport utility vehicles. The increase in allocation is part of Toyota Motor Corporation's CTMO recent announcement that it would boost monthly production of the Prtus from approximately 10,000 units per month to 15,000, in order to meet global demand. 1be 8ddld0nal 5,000 unit.a wtll be built on an existing assembly line at an aistlng production fadlity in Japan . The specific location of the plant will be announced at a later date. Production will begin in early zoos. The increased allocation marks the seco~ction increase for the second-generation Prlua since it launched in October 2003 in the U.S. The ortglnal Priua production plan for the 2004 model was 36,000 unit.a annually. With 12,000 pre-orders received before the vehicle launched In mid-October 2003 and approximately 10,000 units deltwred in Its first six weeks on aale, Prtus production waa lncreued in December 2003 to 47,000 units annually. With demand continuing to escalate, lt became necessary to boost production once again. Prius (the name comet from the Latin •to go before") is the first hybrid vehicle in the U.S. to provide the room, comfort and features of a mid-size sedan. Priua ii also the first Toyota. product to employ Toymis Hybrid Synergy Drive, gas-electric hybrid powertrain technology. The new 1y5tem produces more power from both the guollne englne and the electric motor, glving the Prtua acceleradon comparable to the Camry mid-lfu sedan. It~ an estimated BPA rating of 60 MPG In dty driving and 51 MPG on the hlshway, with a combined EPA mileage estimate of 55 MPG. And Priua never needs to be plugged in for recharging. In addition to ita best-in-claa fuel economy, the new Priut producea nearly 90 percent fewer amog-forming emJuiON than a conventiontll internal combUltion engine, vehk:le. Prtu.t baa been certified as a Super Ultra Low Bmlsslon Yehkle (SULBV) and an Advanced 1echnology Partial 1.ero Bm•wn Vehlcle (Al'-PZBV) category vebtcle in Califom.19 aod tboee statea adopting California standards. Priua came. a man~cture(s su~ed retail price of $20,875. , ,.,.,.,.~ .... ,,,,,,~ti/lk , • .,.. ..... ,,, JWJ BMda~ ........ a..,._·Qil ,_, W-1114. ... ,.,otlliOlllJ..,. ..... i-.dl.CiN~· The All New 9005 TC ... '°'°°' 1MOMA s "'1WO'a-i ....... . . ~~Z=l~~ 10,995 =~7~~~ •19,995 ~~o~~ 11"995 ~=':'~ . 119995 (MOIS0/3Zl67062l ' ONLY a, (l«>m/2tJ.tSl671) ' ONLY I ~1~--. HERE NOW! 119,995 110,995 ~ ~~O~J,..a,,,.,,. 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Despite the lower peak rating, Engine 2 shows a large advantage. Engine 2 :D> Although having a 250 lower peak horsepower rating, this engine places the 200 power where you can use it, in the r.p.m. range for dally driving. 150 This will make the car 'feel' more powerful and smoother. Larger-100 displacement e~ines build torque ~t lower 50 engine sPeeds (usually for heavy vehldes) and will often 0 make less peak horsepower, because o the peak occurs at a lower engine speed. 1 2 a 4 a 1 R.P.M. x 1,000 COP Y RI GHT WHEELBASE COMMUNICATIONS .... I 1 By MALCOLM GUNN : WHEELBASE COMMUNICATIONS I I I I I \ s arisfying a need fcx ~ • : 15amap~ : ~ lhc )'CK.Ilg n1 lhc )U.llg·•-hcst. In ~ mariy mndacturm hm ~specific weapawy fl tqies o( saatqpcrf~ooycn rigtt v.1nr ~ ltd!. The~ o< 1ct11ng lhc r~ do all die~ ll'C fairly obvious. 8uyiig a~ car fmn a dealer na ooly ens&m a well~ OUI pacUge IRl'Od. IM IW allows )'OU IO finnx all die mocifialioos )'OU would ochcNur have IO cane <U o( poem foc And d lllydlng goes wrcq. )'OU' rt ~ by I fxuy wanty. ~ 00 'fOX OWll pcrforu...u picca usually~ Ill)' nl all <XM:llglC. ltaviog )'OU (J'I die hook for ~~expensiYciqUsmdd Ill aftermlrbl IUriJochqu fry 'fOX l qile ... «~A fdry-Gt' J p · l ~men )'OU e111 leM,_ · • home llldjlll-il --nm me Oii._ will min amill . .. rn11wnial 9l!dlll D.> I fm.Od s:ramr. Designed in lXl3 by lhc ~ 's Pofucul'Oll% ~le Opcnllcm ~· lhc SRT--4 offm a nes!y 100.tmcpower pm rtVtt:r 1 sUrl Ncoo 's 2 l>liltr engine. Big • tnm.ni.li& wtx.cls al¥1 lllc.\ bdp pll die extra power IO good use. Sl.Wbd-for· fined will! 120-liler f<llr~ lhll mdtMics lrl Ealoo ~~IO make 205 hcncpav.er Oievmlcl ack!s uruque frool and re:u-fa5tt.a ( lllChxlmg ~k -hd spotlcJJ. Cml001 rocker molding,. cb.t- l"lll:IO five-speed manual uan~1won. 18- tnch alloy wheels and a peffonnancc· '()4 b'ICtiCll conaol has managed IO g:rcaal) aicrwed suspension that 11. a' hooed to d reduct~ SllCef M wcU as reduct frool fmc edge ill <Jermany \ challengmg I ' we wear. Thu a is fin tin fill. from lhc rrule ~urtup111g ract COON Obv!OO.\ly. noncn1 )'OU crq> lhc cliich oo lhc five-lhc tuna m1.t "na Jlt'il alxu lhc ~ speed mmial 1rllMUS5IOO. The SRT-4 Anodrr re Liu v( ncv. cooicr lakes an tSn't forlhc f31111o(heart.0011111.dl already lkl-hnlhng plCtagt nl makes provide ple!ty of dnvmg samfacoon a.-. n ~en bdlcr. Mania's Mazdaspwl pash you dust off maduncry cosung IWKX as began in 2003 widl 11.inel 1111 a( much as ilS $21.(XXJ pnce iag. trick.ecklul Pl'*'6 eda wllh ldltaf AW making good use of power, betlilr ~ 1r.ilr .... n.bochlrging IS Suhwu, wtuc:h Ilka I and hriblallilg QlllCI.,.. sligtily diffmnt wOICh IO die fdly· lrollX!_ lbc ~ .... nn:r craze. 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