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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-10-01 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot.· Serving-the Newport~Mesa community since 1907 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2004 r • , Have gold, well-traveled Aaron Peirsol, Olympic star and alumnus of local schools, lost his medals at the airport but found them in time to show students. Deep• Bharath Daily Pilot It's a lesson Aaron Peirsol, the 21-year-old Newport Beach Olympian; learned the hard way when the duffel bag he had p&ded his most precious medals in didn't show up on the con- veyor belt in Frankfurt. Germany. Peirsol narrated the story rather casually. He spoke from the floor of the very gym where he played dodge ball and basketball as a ldd. The horror story about the lost medals had a happy ending. u All of United [Airlines) was looking for that bag." Peirsol said as everyone laughed. "I got my medals back two weeks ago." The young people sitting on the bleachers broke out into loud cheers and. thunderous ap- plause. It was a memorable afternoon for Peirsol's te:shers, too. En.sign Middle School art teacher Joan Stipe remember~ !alking to Peir· sol nine years ago. when she bumped into him in Irvine. She was surprised LO see him in Irvine. she said. •! KENT TREPTOW /DAA.Y PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -You can work 10 years to be the best swimmer in the world, win three gold medals and shatter world records in an Olympic meet. But you still need a certain element of luck to bring those medals back home. Ensign Middle School stu- dents listened with rapt atten- tion Thursday afternoon, some with jaws dropped, as a smiling With that, Peirsol walk.ed up to a table and pulled the gold med- als out of a small bag. "1 le told me he was out there swimming." Stipe said. "Then he (ltympic swimming gold medalist Aaron Peirsol shows his medals t students Thursday at Ensign Middle School, his alma mater. ~. "Here they are." he said. hold- ing up the gleaming hardware. See GOLD, Paee A4 ~an di date iough to i endorse, , I ~ome say •• ... ~ewport ~ouncilman John Aeffernan has taken some heat for being allegedly unclear about his beliefs. Allcla Robinson Daily Pilot • • NEWPORT BF.ACH -There's a line somewhere between reserving the right to change one's mind and fllp·Oopping, and 10me observers think Newport Beach City rundlman John Heffernan has crossed '• At a forum held last week by the Central Newport Beach Community Assn., Heffer· sian said he wouldn't accept any endorse- JSlents in hls reelection campaign. But ear- ~r that night, he had told the Newport ~ch Firefighters Assn. he would accept $1 endorsement from the group he had titially declined. . ·.,. Heffernan initially planned to steer clear 1r endorsements to avoid being beholden fJ> anyone if reelected, he said. That's why ~ isn't accepting any campaign dona- Cons, he added. ~ "I didn't want to feel compelled in any '8Y when I make decisions Ito consider! ~would the endorsing party feel about t\at." Heffernan said. ulhls stuff's compli-~ted enough without having to filter ~ugh a bunch of endorsements." •! But after talking to the Newport Beach ~lice Employees Assn., Heffernan felt P,nfident that he could accept endorse· ments without being bound by them, he said. The Newport Beach police and fire- fighter associations invited all City Council candidates to interview for endorsements. He isn't soliciting the endorsements. Heffernan said; he's simply going to talk to groups that ask him. "It is inconsistent for me to say I'm tak- ing no endorsements and then take them from the police or the ftreftghters, and I " t that/ he said. "I think you do more ~rnAa1e if you don't go talk to them." But some obseNers said Hefteman's 11>.llftb::. ig position on endorsements reflects lnco,n.sistency they\ie seen befx>re. "He had formally announced that he not going to run for reelection, and 15 See ENooRSE, Pac•M /'-.. GERALD HERBERT 'AP President Bush and Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry shake hands Thursday before the firs.{ of their three pres1dent1al debates I Debate on the debate Orange Coast College speech and debate team members share thoughts about the presidential candidates' verbal tussle. T o get some perspective on Thursday's debate between presidential candidates George Bush and John Kerry, the Daily Pilot invited members of the Orange Coast College national champion speech and debate team to analyze the candidates' performance. The panelists were communications student Nk:olle CMpenter, president of OCCs speech and debate team and the fourth-ranked speaker in persuasion nat.ionwide; communications student Sean Coutu, vice president of the speech and debate team and 16th-ranked speaker among the nation's community colleges: English and forestry student Jeremiah P!aff, debate team member; and Marte Dorrough, director of OCCs debate team and co-director of the speech and DEBATE TEAM MEMBERS Nicolle Carpenter Sean Coutu Mark Dorrough Jeremiah Pfaff Runners seeking 'Heritage' head to high school Newport Harbor's biggest fundraiser of the year will attract p~cipants of all ages, shapes and sizes. Al · Joyner, mentor of several Olympians, will be there. school PTA'.I biggest fundralser each year. • A2 Friday, Octobef l, 2004 MARI< C. DUSTIN /O!JLY PllOT Herbert Crabtree props open the lid of a ·scaled-Oown battleship after showing how to sit in it at the 26th annual Lido Yacht Expo. Marina showboating Dane Grace Special to the Daily Pilot S wanky yachts that often boast entertainment centers and other bells and whistles -which rival many landlocked family rooms - are not unfamiliar in Newport Beach's Udo Marina VUlage. They'll be even more familiar the next four days. The 26th Udo Marina Village Yacht Expo began in the marina Thursday, featuring fancy yachts complete with flat-screen plasma televisions to smaller jet-propelled dinghies. The four-day event will showcase more than 250 boats, some of which cost more rhan $500.000. Yachts sometimes cost several million dollars. The expo serves as a floating boat mall as the Udo Marina docks are Uned with Immaculate vessels aimed at enticing J>tWntial buyers like Penny Dteyfus of Mlrlna Del Rey. ''We have a boat, but we're looking for WHAT'S AFLOAT • WHArs ARDAT is published periodically. If you are planning a nautical event, submit the information to the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by e-mail to dsilypilot@lstimes.com. SPECIAL EVENTS The 28th annu•I Udo Yacht Expo runs through Sunday at Lido Marina Vi llage, at Lido Way and Newport Boulevard in Newport Beach. SAILING ClASSES Oninge Cout College'• School of Selling end Seamanship wlll hold a "Beginning Salling" class from 1 to 5 p.m. Fridays from today through Oct. 15 at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration is $329. Information: (949) 645-9412. .J another," Dreyfus said. "We found one that FYI we like." · While Dreyfus and her husband already •WHAT: 26th Lido Yacht Expo own the other boat, th-"re looking for. •WHERE: Lido Marina Village, Newport "1 Beach, at the comer of Udo Way and something larger to accommodate their Newport Boulevard many grandchildren. This is their first time •WHEN: From 1 o a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday; 10 at the Udo Expo, but th-"ve been to the t 7 s t d d 1 o t 6 ..,, a.m. o p.m. a ur ay; an a .m. o much larger Miami Boat Show. Dreyfus p.m. Sunday said its Newport Beach countetpart is •COST: $10 for adults; children younger small but has a good variety of boats. than 12 get In for free. "I ha.Ye 11 grandchildren," Dreyfus said. •INFO: (949) 757-6959; "So I'd like to find something to bring http:llwww.goboatin(18mt1rica.com some aboard." Wedged between two luxury yhchts, an 18-foot-long, 11-foot-tall replica of the U.S. battleship Indiana caught the eye of attendees. The original battJeshlp sailed from 1942 to 1963 and sawextenstve action during World War Il. On Wednesday, several surviving crew members visited the replica and were saluted for their tours of duty aboard the original ship. Herb Crabtree of Newhaven, Mich., is overseeing the replica while it Is In Udo Shields" sailing class from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturdays through Oct. 30, at OCC's sailing center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration is $129. Information: (949) 645-9412. Orange Coest College's School of Selling end Seamanship will hold two intermediate lidbs sailing classes at OCC's sailing center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The classes meet from 1 :46 to 6:30 p.m. Sundays, Oct. 2 through 30 or Oct. 3 through 31. Registration is $120. Information: (949} 64&9412. Orange Coast College'• School of Selling end Seamanship will hold a "Learn to Sall on a Shields" clan for beginning sailors, aboard 30-foot Shields sloops. The courte meets from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sundays through Oct. 17 et OCC's sailing center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration Is $329. Information: (949) 646-9412. and described the reactions of the veterans to the miniature battleship. "I think. at first they didn't know, and all of a sudden it hit them," Crabtree said. •Tuey really enjoyed IL" Crabtree is a friend to Cecil Gates, who built the replica Indiana. Jack Handbeny of Long Beach stopped for a moment while cbuclcling to himself over the replica. •That was cool," Handberry said. "I spent 25 years In the Navy, so I can appreciate that." with disabilities. Classes are Tuesdays and Saturdays at the Balboa Yacht Basin, sllp B 1, 829 Harbor Island Drive, Newport Beach. lnformatlon:(949) 640-1678. The 1812 Amertcen Pwtva1Mr Sdiooner lynx is offering educational programs for fifth-and . eighth-grade students based on state standards. The lynx operates from the Scout sea base, at 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 723-7814, http://www.dt1fenstt0ffreedom.org. BOAT RENTALS Orange Coest College's Schoof of Sel8ng end Selling FMdnatlon off9rs daaMe In boating Seamanship will hold an "Introduction to safety and sailing year·round for persona With Martna w.t.Sporta 81 th• Belbo9 Fun Zone, you can enjoy nautical experiences from mild to wild. Take a self-guided tour of the bay In your diolce of power and sail watercraft, jump the ocean awellt In a Sea-Doo jetboat, put you sport-fishing akllla to the test In a fully equipped Boston whaler, or soar above It all on a paraull flight along the Newport coest. Complimentary Ice and beverages are Included with all electric boat rentals. . DailyAPilot VOL. '91, NO. 275 THOMAS H. JOHNSON Publlaher TONYOOOERO Editor USA COSENZA A~a~r Prj'°"°na Director I .. ~I ' THE HARBOR COLUMN Running across critters on both land and sea Ahoy. Butier this week. I was ski~fe' a new SI n, louder and louder, hence closer. Cool, I thought. once aahore I will get to interact 60-foot yacht up the Mexican coast wltb Cbe 111and'• wflcWfe. ,. the : .. 1U1tling got cloeer, ': a 1u:ge. brown just off Roaarito Beach, and the seas were Oat. We bear emerged were cruising at a comfortable 25 knots when directly off the from the wood.a, casually looking in my direction. I MIKE WHITEHEAD was not certain fl I could raw faster than the boat's bow a whale surfaced. That got my heart beating in the morning as I reached to dea<;livate the autopilot for an ilnmediate evasive maneuver that might make your crew spill their coffee. The whale actually surfaced twice, and I am not sure if we would have hit each other if I held my original course. Standing watch and keeping a lookout is very important for boaters, so they can avoid hitting other boats, ships, buoys, floats. seaweed, logs, rocks and in some Instances, sea critters. I have never hit a sea critter while cruising, even when the dolphins are swimming and jumping all around my vessel However, I bad one kamikaze seagull fly Into my boat for some strange reason. Aying fish are known for soaring into boats, but not birds. There have been many interesting encounters with critters In m y years of mtising the Pacific waters. On one voyage to Hawaii, we were at 800 nautical miles out from Honolulu when a Booby (a bird. not one of my crew members) took roost on our radar tower. The Booby stayed with our boat for a few days. I wonder what would entice a bird to Oy 800 miles from land. The bird would spot fish from the tower, and then swoop down to catch Its prey time and time again. When I travel up the coast to Morro Bay, I often see several light-brown fur balls floating In the ocean. Upon approaching these floating balls. they become active and dive underwater, revealing that they are actually sea otters floating on their backs. These are cute little critters that you ()811 get close to without fear of being eaten, unlike when I was anchored behind an island In British Columbia. Canada One overcast morning, I was In the yacht's rowboat heading for the island, where the thick green trees come down to the rocky water's edge. I was only SO feet offshore when I heard loud rustling and tree branches snapping from the woods. The noises got bear could swim, so I retreated back to the boat. I still ponder today what I would have done if the bear had decided to swim out and board my boat. Ooser to home and critter-less, the U.S. battleship Indiana has arrived at Udo Village for !he boat show. It must have been an incredible challenge to navigate the battleship up the harbor, especially without running aground. OK. so it is not !he actual 680-foot Indiana but a 21-foot operational replica. The Udo Expo is saluting the survivors and their families. The battleship's replica was constructed by Cecil and Pat Gates. The U.S. battleship Indiana replica is part of the Friendship Aeet, which also includes the Titanlc. the Ariwna and the Alabama. It will be displayed In the water during the Udo Yacht Expo, which ends Sunday. TIP OF THE WEEK Ahoy all vintage boat owners. Did you know that the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub is satutlng the lOOth anniversary of Corona del Mar with a vintage boat parade In Newport Harbor? Boat owners of vessels built between 1930 and 1959 are encouraged to participate in this classic boat parade on Oct. 16. I will be emceeing the event, and those Interested in participating can contact Ken Rozak. at the yacht club at (949) 644-9530. Recognized as the No. l boating t.alk radio show In the nation, •eapt. Mike Whitehead's Boathouse Radio Show" airs every Saturday from noon to 1 p.m. on KCBQ-AM (1170). You can join me, Chandler Bell and Bric Hovland on my radio show by calling the listener line at (888) 344-1170. Safe voyages. • Ml<E WHITEHEAD la the Pilot's boat.Ing and harbor columnist. Send him your harbor and msrin•related thoughts and story auuueatlona by •mall to mllce@boathouHtv.com or visit http://www.OO.thou .. tv.com. SURF AND SUN . .. I~ ·: -· I ' ,,. ' MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT Eighth-grader Erica Penunuri, left, asks Willard Courtney a question about the earty days of the Corona del Mar area during Thursday afternoon's Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration kickoff. An era that bled orange Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot L ong ago in Newport Beach, stables kept horses.where million-dollar homes sit lX>day, and cows chewed their cud where shoppers now ch~c designer shoes.. Students at Our Lady Queen of Angels School in Corona del Mar learned what life~ like in their hometown long before they were born. At a Thursday afternoon assembly, speakers such as longtime resident Willard Courtney. 89, shared their stones about a time when the county\ name made perfect senM!. "Orange County wa.-. all oranges.· Courtney sauJ. "You could drive through the orange groves and sm ell the wonderful 'im eU of orange blossoms. It b a wonderful memory." Kindergarten teacher Carolyn Wtlliams organj1£d the assembly in conjunction with the <;ommunity's IOOth year. Rather than have the students just do ¥t projects or e.says, she decided to bring the city's history alive with the help of locals. "I thought it would be great for them to share their hw!>, particularly the changes that have taken place," she !.aid. "Thf' students enjoy hearing how lifo wa.-..· Williams showed slides s panning the past 100 yearc; of the Eastbluff area. including thl' school's site. 'Illey gasped with delight at photos from thl' 196<h. showing the church's sleeplt· jutting high above a mo.,tl y barren landscape. A vintage photogrdph '>howing grassy fields when• Fashion l'iland now lies drew a hubbub of excited recognition from the• students. MacKerme Jon~. I J, had never seen photographs of the Newport Heach of yore. • fhere\ no cow. here anymore," she s.aid. ·11·~ all j11-.1 houses now." lnng\lme rel>idl'nt Doug Dyer told the student!'> ahour lw. experien ce as one of 50.0<>0 boy'> to allend the National Boy Scout Jamboree in 1!:153. Hack then. hl· said. coyotes and rattlesnak~ lived in lhe area ofT what ts now called Jam boree Road. Courtney told students abour driving a Model T with his fnends and s neaking up Auck Gully to watch the filming of FYI The Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration will take place Oct. 14 to 17. Events include a gala dinner on Oct. 15 at the Fo ur Seasons Hotel, an evening beach concert on Oct. 16 a1 Big Corona and a family beach day on Oct . 17 at Big Corona. Information: (949) 675-0501 World War I movie "NI Quie t on the Western front." I le aho talked about how local fishermen u!>ed hor . ..es to drag in their ne~. Janet Curer Wal1.h talked about h er days riding hor<>es arow1d Corona del Mar. She kepi hers at a stable where Irvine Terrace now'>ib. And Jack Keating cast the students' m1mls far back, wiling them about a river that cut through the area I 0,000 year!> ago, when rhe cliff'> of l~i.rhlulf rivaJed thow in the presenr day Grn11d Canyon. But before lw told them about the nvcr. Keatmg ~k<'d the '>ludent.' how they thought the area forrnt.'d . One student offered an answer !hat drew a wide .,mile lo thl' Catholic ..chool'".> principal, Eilt•t>n Ry-an ~c .od." the· girl SJ1d. NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP I• • I I I I , I t I I I I INSIDE CITY HALL I !ere are a few of the is...,ues lhe council considered Tuesda y. PLANNING . COMMISSION VACANCY The council announced a vacancy on the ~Planning Commission ...,,,.., because of former commissioner Leslie Daigle's appointment to the City Council on Sept. 21. The city will accept applications until 4 p.m . Oct. 14. WHAT rT MEANS Mayor Tod RJdgewa}' appointed three council members -himself, Steve Bromberg and Don Webh - to serve on an ad hoc appointments commjltee . fhis committee will review the applications and conduct applicant interviews. The commlltee will nominate two applicant~ for the full council''> approval on Oct. 26 with the finaJ appointment ~chedulc-d for Nov.9. FILLING ADAM S' SPOTS Mayor mdgeway appointed Daigle to the commiuees that her predecessor. fonner FYI •WHAT: Next City Council meeting •WHEN: 7 pm .. Oct 12 •WHERE: City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd •INFO: (949) 644-3005 Councilman < .ary Adams, '><ti on. Adams rc .. rgne<l 111 September WHAT rT MEANS Daigle will s11 on the website-review ~ad hoc commanee, the• freeways c.·onfJuence policy comm1ttee. the city centennial 2006 committee and the Newport Beach /Irvine borders committee. 'GlldD OPllllG OL'll • f, • Octet. 1, 2004 Al EstidliJHtl;,, 1962 . 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You can show your support by pur- chasing this bracelet of hope and wearing it to help raise awareness in your community . •Limit«/ quantrtres, while supplies last M Fnday, OctoW l , 2004 PO LICE FILES COSTA MESA • Awnu• C'll th• Arb: Vehicle burglary was reported in the 3400 bloat at 2:48 p.m. Wednesday. • Debra Ortw: A residential burglary was reported at 3:43 p.m. Wednesday. • Melody lane: Trespassing was reported in the 100 bl<><* at 6:36 p.m. Wednesday. • Paularino Avenue: Vehicle burglary was reported in the 500 blodt at 9:42 p.m. Wednesday. • PlnecrMk °""9: Vehicle burglary was reported In the 2800 blodt at 3:<>6 p.m. Wednesday. • South Coast °""9: Vehicle burglary was reported in the 1500 bl<><* at 7:01 p.m. Wednesday. •West 18th Street: An injury accident was reported in the 600 blod< at 9:01 a.m. Wednesday. NEWPORT BEACH • Campus Drive: Forgery was reported in the 4600 blode at 12:04 p.m. Wednesday. • Irvine Avenue: Vandalism was reported in the 3500 bl<><* at 6:38 p.m. Wednesday. • Jasmine Avenue and Ocean Boulevard: A disturbance was reported at 10:12 p.m. Wednesday. • Montecito Drive: Petty theft was reported in the 100 blode at 8:10 p.m. Wednesday. • Newport Boulevard: Petty theft was reported m the 2600 blode at 7:39 p.m. Wednesday. • San Joaquin Hills Road and Santa Rosa Drive: A traffic collision with injuries was reported at 11 :03 a.m. Wednesday. • Superior Avenue and Hospital Road: A hit-and-run was reported at 9:11 p .m. Wednesday ~Wlltf"tf Jtqtj ~ -\ FM Alt 0C<'Ll.4l.lJIU ~ \ ltmadlt ~" 6 lmufll •-~ ) ·1Mtiat> ~ · Patlltt ~ · thlar.n fm "'"' ~' C.U lfllt., l>cooo ., L-TraiA Stwl.ios mzs9.as4s ENDORSE Continued from Al . minutes before the ·elecdoo ap- plication deadline, he called and said that city staff had persuaded him to run,· said PhU Arst, a spokesman for the Greenlight c.om.mittee, a sJow-growtb advo- ~ group Heffernan aligned himself with in the 2000 election. Heffernan also announced plans to leave the council in 2002 but promptly reconsidered that decision, noted Arst, who was at the Thw:sday forum when the councilman reveaJed his no-en - dorsement policy. "It's just my concern that with the number of fiip-6ops, we don't know what he'll do in the future, whether he'll stick out the job,• Arst saJd. "We just don't know what is going through his mind to do this number of changes." Mayor Tod Ridgeway said after working with Heffernan for four years, the policy switch doesn't surprise him. "John is very capable, very bright and needs to focus on what he stands for," Ridgeway said. "I think if he would do that, he would be a very productive member of our City Council." City Council candidate Do- lores Otting. Heffernan's only op· ponent for the District 7 seat, said she doesn't begrudge Hef- fernan the endorsements he's re· ceived. "lfe's certainly entitJed to the endorsemen ts," she said. "He in· terviewed and he got them, but he shouldn't say h e's not going to (take endorsements) ... I think when you·re in leadership, you should be decisive about what you're going to do.·· While his coUeagues and con- stituents may not always under- stand him, Heffernan was quite clear in his answer to those who question his motives in changing his positions. "If they haven't figured me out after four years and untold thou· sands of hours in this job. they shouJd not reelect me," he said. .. People know where I stand. I make myself very clear." • AUCtA ROBINSON covers business, politics and the environment. She may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e mail at ahc1a robin son <ci!fatimes.com. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Dail y Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 YeSonL Newport Beach Voters I I ''Get the Facts ... '' j' www.VoteYesonL.com PAID ADVERTISEMENT '1 Bth Annual Harbor Heritage Run and Free Fitness Fair /\ RUN AS A TEAM LOGO OESIGN BY NICK CHATILLON NHl-IS STUDENT RUN NEWPORT! 51 FEATURE RACE II FUN IUN/WAll KM' I" ASSIC IAU Sat.,Oetoberl,1004 Newport Harbor High SChool GOLD "'4' §4 • ~ can te0 )'OU hOw 10 &irndl arid pumped his 6su in dedlClte ~· be said. "aut tbO a1r wteh an exultant "Yest• The~ BJ iilbiyMe:-1 pril fol the swdlilnt.t. ..... Contll\led from Al JOU ~co ftnd tc wfthln yourwtt Peir9oJ also ~ arowld co briag that out.• showtrig lJle gold medals to the 'nle tpeOCll wasn't all serious Jtudenta. Many reactMXI out to but wun't a motMltfonal speech 'touch thmn. Angda ~ Who ~ Pelrloli~ • fJabth~ All Ubl found OUl ubouth. llb~-~ tlrst period. told me, 'I'm gotns to go to the Olympics."' ellhec )Unlor high somehow !leems PeU9oJ opened the OoOt up to dlfferc:nt after aD these ~· Peli· "I called my mom and Stipe 00\U folgl>t those words. Dressed c.asually In a black. full.. sleeve ·Rip ClJrl T·shirt. caigo pants and sandals, Peirsol WU calm and composed as he talbd about bis medal-winning etroru in Athens. Greece. But It all really began where he stood Thursday. Peirsol told the students. "The realization that I oould do this came to me when I was about your age.• he said "It all started for me right here.· It took a lot of dedication. com- rtlltrnent and perseverance, Peir- sol said . DEBATE Continued from Al debate team at Vanguard University. The Pilot's busin~ and politics reporter Alida RoblDIOn spoke with the group after the debate. DP: Who gave the moet substantive answers and on I which fasues? Dorrough: I think Kerry gave more substantive answers about most of the issues, actually. Oearly, h e gave more substantive answers on some thing I didn't think was going to be an issue, which was loose nuclear weapons, and he also gave a lot more substantive answers in tenns of dealing with basicalJy Iran and what's going on with that, but I think that was actually strategic. Bush needs to stay on the message of Kerry flip-flopping. Carpenter: I thinX. especially at the beginning of the debate and slightly decreasing at the end of the debate, Bush had five canned answers that he was recycling. He basically had just repeated answers that just kept going around in circles. You had Kerry setting out exact, specific answers of what he planned on doing. I think Kerry addressed the issues far more than Bush did. OP: Did either can41date make any rna)or gaffes? AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail to jeff.benson@latimes.com; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event as well as a contact phone number. SATURDAY 4tJelldom. sol said after the speech. Up 'M:nt dghtb·griuier Victor "P.verytblng seerN smaller 0onQ hand. O<W4" he said "The> gyin, the "C'.Ao. I &hake your hand?" be building -lt all used to took big· yeDed, raWllg biB voice over the ger when I was a ldd here.· melee. Having a fonner scudent who "You want to shake my hand?" has achieved so much 11<> soon Petrsol asked "You can shake my sends out a st.rong message to hand right now." young people, said Barbara Wag· 1be boy with long, platinum-ner, who used to be Peirsol's sd- blond hair bounded down the ence teacher. bJeacbers onto lhe hardwood "I tell my kids It's not too early floor and shook Peirsol's hand as to think. about what you want to his schoolmates cheered do in life.· she said. "[PelrsolJ is a Afttt he shook his hero's hand, shining example of what you can VlCtor turned around to bis achieve if you start thinking early." QUESTION ? Whllt ~you mo.i llfter watching Thursday nlgtrt't ~al ctebat87 Call our Reader's Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to dailypilot@latimes.com. • Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone numbers for verification purposes only. Donough; I don't think either candidate made major gaffes. I think sometimes Kerry's reactions f on camera! seemed a little harsh, and I think Bush;t. biggest problem was that sometimes his pauses seemed a little too long. They seemed not natural, they seemed like, "I'm not quite sure what I'm going to say." Pfaff: Kerry used a lot of patriotic endorsemems and compared the views of a lot of different political figures fro111 the pasl to his views. I don'1 think that you should use patriotic endorsements; I th111k it's weak. I lhink it can be wry propagandist. Bush did dance a.round a lot of the issues. and he avoided many questions. DP: Who most efJectlvely add.reaed homeland security? The Iraq wa1'1 Coutu: J think lhe person who tallc.ed aboJJt the Iraq war lmostl was Bush; whether he addressed it and gave productive responses. that's questionable. Kerry actually addressed the issue and gave acrual plans. and Bush just kind of went along wilh, "We're going to have an election !in Iraq]: Homeland security, I think lhey both danced around that. As far "' homeland security as a from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the cente rs auditorium, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The seminar 1s free and registration is required Information: (949) 7-CANCER. TUESDAY A free six-week class for women newly diagnosed with breast cancer and for others who want to learn more about the disease will be held from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays through Nov. 9 at Hoag Conference Center's Conference department. I rea"y <1ul11'1 hl'.tr ml1ch aboul that, bu1 ...... ta r il'- homcland ~rcurity l:uu.JI ~ccp111g our country safe. Kerry had mo re of a ..... he's got his lour-p lank plan," and Bush just kind of !>aid, .. We're doing a good joh. ·· OP: Presld~t 8U11h was leading the polls heading incu th.ls debate. WUI this debate help or hurt John Kerry? Carpenter: I think that linl tht• poll. for people who wt·nl inlo 11 lwilhl an open mind .111d hadn't .1lreac.Jy madt• up 1ht·11 111ind .thout what ttwy wen· 140111g 111 tlo, it will help Kerry. I 1h111k 111 1hi'> ldl'batcl. he really did haw thr opportuni1 y I<• ~o h.1r~ i.llld -.ay he dot·' h\'li('VL' in 1h1ng-.. Pfaff: I clo11'1 lwllt'w 11'11 lwlp l'ither 11·antlid.J1d. h111 if ii dot'., help eitht·r of lht>111. it'll help Kerry. I 1h111k. Kerry wa' lhe <ilrongl·r dchalL'f in thb dd1.llt'. OP: If you Wl"re rating the candidates as debaters, who did the best Job? llow would you describe each candJdate'11 style7 Pfaff: llw v holh \IJrtetl ou1 -.1rong -Kerry a l11llC' l\lron~n lh.tn Hu~h. Bu~ll lO\t hli> I lllllflll'\llfe pn.•l(y qllH kly i11t11 II. .md a 101 ol pat"''' B11-.lt 111.ult'. W<' d1d11·1 know wh.11 ht· w.L, lh111ld11g. wlt1d1 Ill df'!l,Jlt• 1-. newr good begin at 10 a.m. at Bartel's Harley Davidson. 4141 lmcoln Blvd .. Ma n11a Del Rey and concludes at Newpon Dune~ Resort, 1131 Bade Bay Dri ve, Newport Beach. The event features Grand Marshal Peter Fonda and a lunch CQnccrt by "Lo uie. Low1 • .. croonc1s The Kmgsmen dl Newport Ottnt>s Reg1strat1on beyins at 9 a m lnforrndllo11· {818) 50& 1104 The eighth annual "Fall H .. lth Fair" runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Health Emporium, 3347 Pacific Coast Highway, Corona def Mar. Visitors can sample natural foods, receive fre~ samples of cosmetics and vitamins and learn about food and health. Information: (949) 673-2244. -Room A, One Hoag Qrive, Newport Beach. Information. (949) 7-CANCER. The 16th annual CROP Walk for hunger relief and world peace will begin at 1 p.m. at St Mark Presbyterian Church. 2100 Mar Vis ta Drive, Newport Beach Membe rs of more than 25 placP.s of worship will walk around the Bade Bay lo raise money for worldwide chan11es. Information: http://www h1mgerwalknowport beach org Share Our s.1v ... a Costa Mesa-ba'sed nonprofit organization that provides relief to those in need, will host the 14th annual "Celebrity Chefs .. dinner at 6 p.m. at Partc Prive (forme rly the Robert Mondavi Wine & Food Center), 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. Eleven featured chefs will prepare a fiv&-00urse dinner, and each course will be paired with specialty wines. The coat Is $175 per person. Information: (714) 969·6558. SUNDAY The Onnge County 0-Hdren'• Book Festival runt from 9:30 1r.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The festival will feature books, authors, illustrstors, exhibitors and enterteinment. Admlulon la free. Information: (714) 432-6707. The l.en Centllr ol e>r.,.. County la otrenng an "Introduction to Zen .. WOl1cshop from 1 to .. p.m. 81 120 E. 18th St., eo.tAt Mesa. ni. worbhop combinea experience In Zen meditation with ematl group lnstruc:tlon. The C09t i. $80. lnfonnsdon: (949) 722-7818. Hoag Hoapital family practitioner Ronald Young will discuss preventive screenings that men should have regularly to maintain good health, at 6:30 p.m. at Hoag Conference Center, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The discossion is free and reservations are required. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. WEDNESDAY Onnge Coast College's Friends of the Library will host a fall book sale from 9 to 10 a.m. for OCC Friends members and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the general public, in front of the library, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. A dollar-a-bag sale will be he ld from 2 to 3 p.m. Info rmation: (714) 432-0202. THURSDAY A •Food. Wine a Mlc:in>-8fww Fest• la held fron'l'S:30 to 8~30 p.m. 81 the Crate end Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing of South CONt Plaza, 3333 8r1stol St., eo.ta J,\eN. Uw entenalnment wtll alao be provldM. All prOCMda benefit Second Herveet Food Bank of Or.nge County. lnfomtatlon: (714> 438-2171. hnlor ....... ll*l•llst Sue TafVln wfft chcuta senlor heafthcl,. plane 811 p.m. at Ho~ Hoepital'• Conference Cen1tr, One Hoeg Drlvt, Newport 8eecfl. The dltQ-'on la free and ,...l'Vldonl .... requtr9d. lnfonnedon: (800) 614-H~G. OCT. 11 A Cfty Council study session to discuss the Consolidated Plan begins at 4·30 p.m at City Hall Conference Room 1A, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Info rmation (714) 754-4892 Hoag Hospital cardiologiit NNla Hunter will discuss the signs and symptoms of heart rhythm irregularities at 6 p.m. at Hoag Conference Center. One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The discussion is free and reservations are required. Information· (800) 514-HOAG. OCT.12 Hoeg~ orthopedic surgeon Steven Geusewitz wlll speak on ceramic joint replacement et 6 p.m. at Hoag Confetel\Qe Center, One Hoeg Ortve. Newport Beach. The dlscuaaion 11 free and ,...rvatfona are requlf9d. lnfonnation: (800) 614-HOAG. UC ..... ptof I IH and Nobel Leureate Sherwood Rowland wffl speak on how 1brupt ellmet1t c:hang• relate to global warming at 6:30 p.m. et Newport Beacti Central Ubraf'Y, 1000 A'llOCado St., Newport 8Mc:n. Admlaion 11 f\'M. lnfonnation: (948)7'!0-1333. h.:r to bd~ my aunem. • lbe • ·r·m a big fan. t watched ~ througtioUt the Olymptca." Ir's important for chDdren ll ~rstand what they are~ of~ PJISus said. , .. "We haW such talented kicli here." she said "ltil impol'Cant foe them to khow their own value and the posmbillties." •OHM 8HAMnf la the 8nterpriM • and general 898ignment reporter. She may be reached at 1949) " 574-4226 or by &-mail et daepa.bharath@lltlrrwls.oom. ... Q>utu; I think Bosh realized he was in a little bit of trgµble and just kind of started throwing things out In speech~ we have rules about what we t.<lll canned speeches, and if I were 1udging it that way, I wouldn't have gone with Bush. OP: What moment will people remember moet from this debatef C,outu: I think the moment that I'm going to remember most is how whenever Bush !>Cl.id !regarding progress on fighting inc;urgl'nts in Iraq). "We lhought that we would fight them, but 1ht·y tl bappearect. and we're fighlmg thl'rn now." (Also.I ;1ltltouWJ we k.now lha t lherc wl'rl' no weapuns of mass c.lestruclion in Iraq, when Hu~h ... a1tl 1hat we forced lhem to disarm, disarm what? Dorrough: I think there wr rt• 1wo kt"y things lhat stood out < >nr w,h the character question, the way both of lhem talked about l'J Ch other's families. This camprul{fl hasn't been very ovil. .ind that was a very civil answ('f J thin lo.. another lhing. ur1furt,unately, thal wiU staml out " tlw whole Iraq thing, becaw.1· 11 wall in the news, and I think 1l1<1t ill unforrunate, because I don't think there was much nrw mforrnation given about il Tlm was really Kerry's debate lO 1·1ther win or lose because the public knows George Bush. We've deaJt with him for four yt·.1r,. The thini;: is, peoplt> are un..,ure about whether (Kerry 1<,I .tny heller than George Rush Meeting Room at Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $12, o r $10 for library Foundation rnembers and $5 for students Information-(949) 7 17-3890. OCT. 14 New Yortt ~aywright and theater director Moises Kaufman will speak at 1 :30 p.m. at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. The lecture will be followed by an. interdisciplinary panel discussiol'l' featuring OCC faculty members. Information· hrtp:llwww.occ.cccd.edu. The seventh annual Fire and Lifeguard Appreciatio n Beach Party will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the, Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Ba<* Bay Drive, Newport Beach. The : event will feature live music, a barbecue dinner and a no-host ~ bar on the bay. Admission is $30. • Information: (949) 729-4400. • " . Chef f:'ichard Reilly will 4 demonstrate low-fat, low-salt coolcing for flavorful and easy meal preparation at 6 p.m. at Hoag Conference Center. One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The 1 discussion it free, and reservations ara required. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. OCT.15 n.eoron. ..... c.. ........ Cetebrattor.'1 bledt-cie : dlnnerldanct ewrrt. -"The Galt " Celebrdon of the c.ntuty!' Nnt' from 6 to 11 p.m. M The Four .., Seeiaons Hot*, 890 Newport -~let~ NMPOt1 a..d\. ~ TlcUb are S260. lnfonnadon: "" (949) 87&-0601. .. City officials applalld 'flat'. veto '' Governor denies Jegis1ation some say ~ould have ~ped cities' authority to regulate second units. D~lrdre Newm•n Patty Pilot I , . COSTA MESA -City officials' efforts to quash a bill that would have severely diminished local control over secondary realden- t ial units paid off lbunday when Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneg- ger vetoed iL The but, proposed by Aaaem- blyman DarreU Steinberg (0- Sacra.mento) was designed to TOWN Continued from M Mar State Beach. Admission i!f. free. lnfonnation: (949) 675-0501. TIM •fan FP and PumpkJn Patch• is held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St, Newport Beach. The event includes live music, pumpkln sales, food. nature crafts and games, a scavenger hunt, a silent auction and an opportunity drawing. Information: (949) 645-8489. OCT.18 Hoag Hospital cardlok>vist Richard Haskell will discuss the latest advances in the treatment of heart disease at 6 p.m. at Hoag Conference Center, One Hoag Drive, Newpoft Beach. The discussion is free, and reservations are required. Information: (800) 514-HOAG. OCT. 19 The Surfrider Foundation's Newport Beach chapter will hold a meeting, ·eampaign Against the Plastic Plague,· at 7 p.m. at Margaritaville, 2332 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Information: (310) 849-1964. OCT. 20 The N9wport e..cti N9WCC>fnen Club meets the third 'v'.Vednesday of every month. This month, fashion designer Christine Richey will showcase the YearaJey Collection's fall fashions, including clothing and . \ create more dordable-houaUtg keep a handle on what'• hap--mo knowQ u •granny Oata, • opportunldel by making eecood pen.Ing in the city. For the teaae becaute dd.el often promote un!t1 on homeownetl' proper-to overrule dtiet ii aometblng them u Nlllor hO\.Dilng by re. del allowable lo more alngle· we feel very paasionate about ltrfctlng the age of the OCCU· family reeidendal ~ But It it• panta. c.o.ta Mela bu already would have superceded dtlet' Schwan.enespr aa1d be reviled Ill HCOnd-unJt law to regulatory powers on such vetoed the bW beca•• It Con:ea . comply with a previous bm and unit.I. a •one-1J.u-flla.a1J approach• to would have had to change It Mayor Gary Monahan bad these uniU ond taka away local again lf Schwa.n.enegger signed written the govern.or beaeeching control, he wrote ln his veto Steinberg's bill. The city now him not to approve the bill, and message, only allows second units in the City Manager Allan Roeder had "ThiJ bill removes that con-lowest-density, single-family even asked residenu to help rrol away from local officials, residential zones. plead the city's case lo 1tate leg-where homeowners and resi-Councilman Allan Mansoor ialatol'I before they approved dents can voice their concerns also expressed relief that the bill the bill. about their neigbborhoods and was vetoed. To help in.crease che "Thank god the governor Us-moves it to a state bureaucracy city's housing stoclc because lhe tens to us,• Monahan said. ·1 in Sacramento.· he wrote in his city ia so built out, Mansoor said think trs good for local control. I veto measage. he would propose overlaying think the governor understood It Is now up to cities to decide residential zoning on an ind us that. It's hard enough for us to how to regulate secondary units trial section of the Westside. aoceuories, at 10 a.m. at the Sea Island Oubhouae. Lunch will be served. lnfonnation: (949) 673-7601. U.S. Medicar9 and Medicaid Operations official Donna Dymon will speak on the Medicare-approved Drug Discount Card, enrollment in the diacount card program and how to detennine which card is right for you, at 3:30 p.m . at Hoag Conference Center. One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. The discuaaion is free, and reservations are required Information: (800) 514-HOAG. OCT. 21 Environmental Nature C....ter founder Robert House will host a free tour of the center and talk about its plant communities from noon to 1 :30 p.m. at 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. Bring a sadc lunch. Information-(949) 645-8489. OCT. 22 Allan SchoenhetT, author of •A Natural History of California; will speak on California's Colorado Desert from 6 to 7 p.m . at the Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newport Beach The event is In celebration of the center's new Sonoran Desert Oasis plant community. Information: (949) 645-8489 OCT. 23 Profec:t Cuddle, which saves babies from abandonment. will hold its fourth annual Costume Ball at the Wyndham Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts. Costa M esa. The event includes dinner, entertain~nt and a silent auction. Information: (714) 432-9681. A voluntMr from the Susan G. Kamen Breast Cancer Foundation will host a free seminar on breast health at 9 a.m. at the Athletic Oub for Women, 2036 Quail St., Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 852-8655. The Providence Speech and 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 Club & Resort, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The event will feature a red-carpet walk, a silent auction. food, drinks, dancing and entertainment. Reserved seating tidcets are $250. Information: (949) 923· 1534. A 20-year reunion for Newport Harbor High School's class of 1984 will meet from 6:30 p.m. to midnight at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Organizers are also looking for classmates and need assistance in tradung them down. lnformat1on- http:/lwww.nhhs84.com. OCT. 24 MPumpkins end Pancakes -A Children's Halloween Extravaganza" will be held from 8 to 11 a m. in the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing of South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St .. Costa M esa. Children may come in costume. The event BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Yoting's about to take off at airport This month, you'll he ahlt' to U'>e John Wayne Airport not JU'I to travel, but to vote. The Orange County lleg1.,trar of Voterl. announced Thur..dav that 1lw airport will beconw tlll' fir'>t 1n the country w lw u<,t•d ,,., a polling place when e.irh \ 011ng begin., there Tuesday Voter!> aJr(•atly registered c.in vote at '>lal ion'> in the airport ., north and '>OUl h lenrnnal-.. wl11ch will lw -.1affed from h a m IO I II p rn. Monday through ~.11111d.1y and 7 a.m to 10 p.m. ~und.iy l·.arly voling will be availahlt• lrorn rue.,day 10 Oct l9 at tlw airport and tht• I larhur Bouh· vard Alben:-.011., 111 Lo!->ta Me.,;1. and from I ut·.,day to Ou. :a .11 C.o<;ta Me'>a < ll y llall, -.aid Hrl'll Howley. 'P"~l''>llldn for thl' Orange ( oun1y Reg1-,1rM 111 Voterc;. A total ol !7 ploH t''> 111 Orangl' C:ouncy will 11tlt·r t•arlv \Oling. and a '"volt•11111hill' .. will vi'>ll lh other lolal ulfl'> around tht· county 1hrouglwut Oc1olwr. lw <,aid. For mort· information on early voting localrnns. \.!'>II Ii 1tp:llw11•u• OQ{OI • comle/ert wn Two WHOLE MAINE LOBSTERS OR STEAK & LOBSTER $21.95 Both 1rr11rd w11h Neu /'ottJWrJ and ( 11m. The Month of ( ktoha Sp/11 C1111rxr $1. 50 ha_ Eastbluff Boys & Girls Club · ~ Winter Basketball Program Grades 1-8 Open Registration Saturday, October 2nd ·12-3pm At the Eastbluff Boys & Girls Club League Game Nights 7th/8th Grade Monday 6th Grade Tuesday 5th Grade Wednesday 4th Grade Thursday 3rd Grade Friday 1st & 2nd Grade Instructional Program 2nd Grade Tues.!Thurs./Fri. Afternoons 1st Grade Mon./Weds. Afternoons $175 Registration Fee (Includes 1 year membership & uniform) For more Information call (949) 640-6650 Eastbluff Boys & Girls Club 2555 Vista Del Oro, Newport Beach, CA 92660 ........... o ...... .. 350 ac.n Ave. I 949.~9'.6302 .• A6 friday, Octobet 1, 2004 Security commiitee Should stay, Cox says \ Congressman urges the House to keep the panel, created in response to Sept. 11, 200 l, eternally intact. Allcla Robinson 'There will be, nonetheless, difficult negotiations over the rearrangement of jurisdictions in the House, but we've got to keep the object in focus, [and] that is making the country safer.' R-s>. Chris Cox Giraffes, Furniture, Art, Silk Florals, Gift Baskets, Lamps, Mirrors I WANT TO SELL EVER ITH ING Sale Hours 11 :00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (714) 556-0236 2915 Redhill A-106, Costa Mesa, Ca Daily Pilot committees they chair, but Cox • said he expects lhe House to Rep. (hris Cox asked lhe make the commJttee perma· House of Representatives on nent when the new congres· Thursday to make its Homeland sionaJ session begins in Janu· Security Committee, which he ary. chairs, permanent. Several Homeland Security The committee was estab· Committee members, including lished in 2002 to oversee na· the chairmen of the Hovse tionaJ security upgrades after Armed Services and Appropria- lhe Sepl. 11, 200 l terrorist at· tions committees and new CIA tacks. The recommendation to Director Porter Gos!> support set a permanent homeland se· making the committee perma- curily committee was pan of a nent. Cox said. report issued Thursday that "There will be, nonetheless, suggested changes lo lhe rules difficuJt negotiations over the lhJl ~overn House committees. rearrangement of Jurisdictions Internal resistance lo making in the House, but we've got to the lOmm111ee permanent is keep the object in focus, Jandl anticipated from commmee that is making the country memher'> who don't want to di-safer,~ Cox said. UThe depart· m1111'h the authority of other ment of Homeland Security is Certified Ro/ex Watchmaker Certified Master Watchmaker American Watchmaking Institute Graduate Ecole Horologerie Blackman Jewelers Lrd. 1977-2004 Swiss Born 3rd Generati0n Watchmaker TOWN Continued from A5 benefits abused and neglected children served by Court Appointed Special Advocates programs of Orange County. Information: (714) 436-2171. Have You Been Kind To your ROLEX Lately? The Southwest Coordinating Committee will celebrate B'nai B'rith's 161st anniveriary with a gala luncheon and awards presentation at 11 a.m. at the Wyndham Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The cost 1s $35. Information: (714) 892-5906. will restore your Ftne Swiss timepieces ROLEX, PATEK, AUDEMARS, OMEGA etc. to its Original Beauty and Performance. \ All work done on Premises and Guaranteed. $100.00 Discount towards Ro/ex cleanmg service Regularly $350.00 expires 9130/04 ARMEN! .Ctr~ .f~ ,$;~ 1630 San Migud Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Next to Gclson's (949)720-9498 96n'ANNuAL NEWPORT HARBOR CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE 2 0 0 4 Official Theme Contest H tld l>,· .. ·111hu l'l I'), 2004, 1hc ;-.:, "por 1 I l.1rlw r ( hriHmas Boac l'.11.111• ,111d H111g ol I r~ht\ wrfl cdcbra1c 1rs '"• .111111n r\.ir~ .1, 1•11c· nl the grca1cs1 holiday • \1111' 111 rhc l"lll1try Featuring over a l11111drul huu1dully Jccora1ed boars and lr111111,. da pJr.1clt" will once again draw 11, .orl\ om· 1111llron vrcwers. Last year, 1he ( 1111111111dnrn C luh of the Newport Beach < l1.1mh1·r 111 C ommerce, 1hc host "'J:.11111.111011. cclebra1ed the event with the rl1n 11r 'ii l!fllttia_y &afh Cl'kbration. ~ I h1~ ycJr, 1he Chamber of Commerce .111d il1t" Dady f>tlot arc inviting the u •mmun1ty to crcarc the theme for the upcoming parade and Ring of Lights home Jccoraung compcmion. If you chink you have the perfect theme, we want to hc.ir from you! One lucky submwion wtll h<" chosen by our commmtt to be used in all our oftlc1al markctrng effort~ To enter, pkase incltuk: • Your theme suhm1ss1on (should be brief -five or six words or less) • Your re.min why you think your theme should ~ chosen (in 100 word.a or less) Entries mu~r be ~ubmirrcd by 5:00 pm on Tuctdq. OctoMr 5 cMail: entrir1@chri1tmasboa.1parad~.com •Fax: (949) 729-4417, Attn: "Entric.t'' Be •Uft to indude your name, daytime phone number and cMail. The Center for Spiritual Discovery will host a "Radical Forgiveness Workshop" from 1 to 6 p .m. at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa. Colin ~pping, author of HRadical Forgiveness· Making Room for the Miracle," offers forgiveness techniques. The cost is $65. Information: (714) 754-7399, Ext. 23 . OCT. 25 The Orange Coast College Benefit Golf Tournament is held at Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Clubhouse Road. Costa Mesa Sponsorships will benefit the Orange Coast College Foundation For information and tee times. call (714) 432-5707 OCT. 26 The Zen Center of Onnge County offers a "Zen JumpStart• program from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through Dec. 5 at 120 E. 18th St. Costa Mesa. The sessions include group and individual instructron. The cost is $15. Information: (949) 722-7818 or http://llvww.zcoc.org OCT. 28 Hoag Cane« Center dlrwc:tor of program development Nancy Raymon will hold a free lecture on #Resources for the lung Cancer Patienr from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center's Conference Room A, One Hoag Drive, Newport Beadl. Information: (9491 760-5542. OCT. 29 The Mind Institute will honor top educators and students at its 2004 Education Awards Dinner at 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The guest presenter is California Secretary for Education Richard Riordan Information: (949) 640-4000. NOV. l Col. St9phen Bauer wiU aign and discuss his new bootc. •At Ease In the White House; at 7 p.m . In the already the third-largest cabinet department. It requires strong congressional oversight.~ The recommendation for a permanent Homeland Sec~rity Committee Is in line wilh what the 9/ 11 commission recom- mended, Cox said. Newport Beach Police quer Bob McDonnell supports lhe recommendation, Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve ShuJ· man said. "In lhe eyes of rhe chief or po- lice here, he b.elleves that giving control (of the Homeland Secu· rity department) to lhe com- mittee that Cox controls is a good thing and lhat there's lOO many legs lO lhe process to be effective." Shulman said. "From that standpoint, those recom- 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 is $12, $10 for Library Foundation members and $5 for students. NOV. 7 Actor and Jewish Natl Fund spokesperson Hal linden will be the master of ceremonies at the #Guardian of Israel Gala," at 6 p.m . at the Hilton Hotel, 3050 Bnstol St. Costa Mesa. Codctails are served at 5 p.m. Information: (714) 957-4540. NOV.8 A Cont0lidated Plan worbhop begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Adams Room of the Nerghborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 754-4892. NOV.14 Chartes Richards, author of "Karmic Relationships: Healing lnvisrble Wounds." will host a Karmic Relationships Workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Center for Spiritual Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa M~sa. The cost is $30. which includes lunCh Information (714) 754 7399, Ext 23 NOV. 29 Annual TrM Lighting t.stivities begin at 6 p.m. at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bnstol St., CoS1a Mesa. Information: (800) 782-8888 ONGOING The lnter-genwational Troupe of Actors workshop meets from 3:15 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 611 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. The free workshop 1s comprised of people of all ages who want to perfon;n and S1udy drama. Interviews are required. Information· (714) 841 -1733 or http://www. fnendsofoasis. org 11.splsyers. The Newport Be~ Cake Decorating Club meets at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Versailles Apartments, Hospital Road and Superior Avenue Information: (949) 650·1332. The N9wport Be~ Spanish Club meets at 1 p.m Mondays and Saturdays at lhe Versailles Apartments, Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Information: (949) 650-1332. • Storytkne wtth Mi9e ec.thy'" begins at 10 a.m. Mondays at mendatiooa are good.• Cox hu played • bit part in other recent homeland aecurlty issues. u well. He had 1fgnlft. cant input on a bill Introduced on Sept. 2' to implement the recommendations of the 9/ 11 couurusslon, he said. Legislation he wrote earlier to streamline the process of dis- tributing homeland security funds was included In the bill. That's a key provision of the bill, as is creating a national intelli- gence director and a counter- terrorism center and promoting infonnation-sharlng between intelligence agencies, Cox said. But he may face a battle to ge1 the bill approved. "There is broad bipartisan support for the 9/ 11 commis- sion's recommendations," he said. ·unfortunately, there are competing bill~ in the Senate and the House to achieve those objectives. in s lightly differen 1 ways. As a result, it will require a good deal of !>latesmanship 10 ensure that we get a good bill 111 the president." Borders, 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-8661. Champagne brunch" .,. held from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $39, plus lax and gratuity, and the prrce includes house champagne Thr• champagne of the month is an additional $1 5 Information (94 1 476-2001 "Friday Nights Unplugged" af'9 held from 9 p m. to 1 a m Friday., rn the Sutton Pleat Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Gerald Ishibashi and guests perform weekly. Information: (949) 476-2001. A *LobsWr Cookout" ia held from 5 lo 8 p.m. Saturdays at The Sutton Place Hotel's Calypso Cafe. 4500 MacAnhur Blvd , Newport Beach. The cost is $55. plus tax and gratuity. lnformat1011 (949) 476-2001. Priva1e jaltOring and English as a ~language instruction 1s available for K· 12 and college students rn the Newpon-Mesa area. Call for rates Information (949) 294-9462 Alcoholics Anonymous m.n's meetings are held at 8 J..1 m Tuesdays al the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W 19th St Costa Mesa lnformatron· (949) 645-2356 The N9wport Center Toastmaster's Club can help you improve your public speaking skills or polish your business presentations. Members come from a variety of professional disciplines and bad<grounds The group meets every Monday morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at 610 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Validated parkrnq is available in the parting structure next to 24 Hour Fitness Guests are welcome. Information: (949) 721 5732. The Newport Beed'I Walldng Club meets at the comer of Superior J:ind Hospital Road in Newport Beacti at 9:15 a.m. Monday through &nurday and 7 p.m everyday. (949) 650-1332. The N9wport-Meaa cribba98 cruu meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month from 8:45 to 9 p.m. et Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave. In Corona def Mer. The coSt ra $2. lnformetJon: (949) 646-5293 .. BORU • HOW10 GETPUBU81B -~Mail to Ryen Carter. the Deitv Plot. sa> w. Bay St., Coetl Mw, CA Wlt¥r1 •....... Hodne; C.I (Mt) M2-«l88 ,_Send to (948) 04&4170 't E-tnil:Send to dallypllot411atl,,,_oom •All colT8lpOndence mUlt lndude tuft name, homleown end phone number (for Wftflcallon purpoees). The Pilol re.rvee 1he ~to edit .. tubmieliont for dMity end length. LEITER TO THE EDITOR PaperSendorsemen~ send wrong signal R egarding Sunday's Pilot editorial, "Opportunity for consensus building in Costa Mesa," we have come to expect the editorial staff of the Dally Pilot to voice its opinion before every election as to whom, they believe. would be the best candidate(s) for our community. As we have also come to expect, they attempt to direct us on how to vote, while not bothering to ask us what we want. The term u consensus building" is an unctuous phrase for those of us who have spent the better pan of four years on both the Community Redevelopment Action Committee and then the Westside Redevelopment Oversight Corrunittee -both fonned to try to improve the Westside of Costa Mesa and "facilitate building consensus." It is well known that previous City Councils essentially ignored the Westside, which has the preponderance of our city's industrial land. This land is largely owned and operated by residents of cities other than Costa Mesa. This is interesting to me, as I also own a piece of industrial land on the Westside. However, I live adjacent to my property. Interesting. I say. because of the three candidates the Daily Pilot chose to _ represent our best interests for the future, two are the very same ones that the Westside (out-of-town) industrialists have chosen to represent their best interests (Mike Scheafer and Katrina Poley). Was this just a DON LEACH I DAJLY PILOT Costa Mesa's Westside is in the sights of City Council candidates. coincidence? I have never seen any of the three Pilot candidates on my side of town. None has polled me for my viewpoint. I am lcnown in activist circles on the Westside, but to the Pilot's troika and the Westside industrialists' anointed candidates, any viewpoints other than their own appear to be irrelevant. It appears that we are now being told that these three candidates. who previously had never made any particular mention of the Westside, are suddenly now "gung-ho" advocates for Westside improvement Is it another coincidence that industrial bosses also endorse two of these three as advocates for their interests? Is this not the very same group of industrial owners who do not want the threat of anything disrupting the Oow of money from their "cash cow," especially real improvement and specifically no new housing in the part of town they control? This leads me to believe that the Pilot also prefers to keep the same old status quo on the Westside. Many Costa Mesans would lilce to see the Westside move into a new age of progress, new opportunity and forward thinking, rather than suffer another four years of stagnation at the hands of an uncaring City Council supported by residents of neighhoring cities. CHRISTIAN ERIC Costa Mesa Garlich the better man to endorse 1be Pilot's Mamt review of Costa Mesa CJt:y Cowidl candidates compliments Bruce Garlicb but rans-short of endorsing him for this election C-Clpportwlity for consensus building in Costa Mesa," Saturday). No one fits your stated criterion, "consensus building," better than Bruce Garlich, who as a member and now the chairman of the Planning Commission, has built an enviable record of guiding our city's growth and resolving critical development issues. The three candidates you have endorsed all have something in common: They have either run for council office before and won or have lost Those efforts should certainly be commended, but our city needs leadership, not just participation. In the two recent candidate forums. Gartich demonstrated supenor knowledge of the issues confronting the city, unequaled communication shlls and qualities of leadership and mature judgment unmatched by any other candidate. We have a rare opportunity ro capture these attributes for the benefit of Costa Mesa now, and we can't afford to keep him waiting on the sidelines for a future election. I hope the Daily Pilot will continue to review this important race for Costa Mesa City Council and find the opportunity to add Garlich to the list of endorsed candidates. DAVID C. WENSLEY Costa Mesa Know the.candidates, especially fresh faces I'd like to congratulate Steve Smith on his oh-so diplomatic MAILBAG handliug of an oh-so-not diplomatic letter from Wilfred Knight c·Making 11chools separate but equal," Saturday). However, J think Knight's letter quite nJcely illustrates the neighborly attitude held by so many in Newport Beach (MNewport ought to take care of its own,# Sept 23). Knight objected lo the inclusion of ~those who live and breed# in Costa Mesa in the same school district with the children of Newport Beach. The message ail Costa Mesans should take away from his letter is that we are perceived, by at least a segment of Newport's population, as a community for the impoverished who consume more in social services than we contribute to society. I suppose those of us with million-dollar homes must all be on the dole. C:osta Mesans wake up! lhe your vote for change. Elect some new blood to the City Council -professionals who will work to improve our image and command respect from neighboring Newport Beach and Irvine. Cast your vole for change. nut status quo bureaucrats who for months on end dwell on the trivia of parking regulations and code<,. I urge all of you to get to know the candidates - especially the fresh face'> - and make an informed choice JEANNE TARAZEVJTS Co.,ta Me'\a Bound to find way to get columns into book Along with many others. I really miss Judge Robert Gardner's column, "The Verdict," c;ince I wa'> one of those party guys back 45 years ago In Corona del Mar. I would see the judge there. Why can't the Daily Pilot take all of those stories and make a book. out of them, lite the one I bought years ago that Judge Gardner wrote? Or maybe his family could do it. I'd help, if it was necessary. I just thought that those stories should be put into a book, and I'm very sad to see he isn't up to making those Tuesday Storie\ that f enjoyed SO much. I lopefulJy we can get a hook. FRED BOCKMIU.ER, SR. Costa Mesa Rape drug not relevant to three teens' retrial Regarding the Orange County d1•.ir1ct auorney\ dropp111~ of thf' date rape drug lesumony from the trial of Greg I la1dl anti two other teen., I" D.A. to rid gang· rapt' argumen 1 of d ru~'> ... Sept. 24 I. I think 11 wa-. d moot point whf'tlwr thf'y even introduced the drug '11ua1ion becausf' the girl in th1' 10,tance ic; a child She\ unJt•r I H. She doe<,n't havt· the con,t·nt to 'exualtty a l thar age. and the whole aq~ument -the idea of rht''l' guy<. h('1ng Jble to coax her with dlcohol or drug'> -1t\ a 01001 potnt. They can't dn th.it. That's the whole point of being under the age of l onsent. She can't con~ent. She's not old enough. It i.urprii.ei. me the guy~ aren't all in jail. It should be a slam dunk for the prosecutor'>. I can't believe it wac-, a,ilung jury during the first lnal I hope th~"e boy<> gel what I think they deserve. de'iflltl' the fact the '>On ol <l shentf gets a lot of t>a'>y tireili. ALAN SCHWARZ N('wport Beach NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND 1165 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE (Across from El Torito Grill and below the Cheesecake Factory) 1-800 FREMQNT (1-800-373-6668) --.o (!)!!!!:!~!!! ~-__ ,.llU.8 Ima) Cf'f'I ---~- -~ GREAT RATtS. IREAT SERVICE. "'91111 .. -~..-all •ui..-woooe Serving customers since 1937. Over $9 billion strong. www .1800fremont .com .. 72 FRlOAf Ahoy there! The 26th annual Udo Yacht Expo continues today through Sunday, showcasing boats and yachts et least 26 feet long, 2005 models artd gear and equipment for owners of large vessels. The evertt will be from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m Friday and Saturday, and from 10 a.m . to 6 p m Sunday at lido Marine Village, dt lido Way and Newport Boulevard in Newport Beach. lnfonnation (949) 757-5959 or hrtp:l/wwW gobo8tmgamerie11 com SATURDAY sea llWrf, ... 11W9Yt Orenge Coast College'• school of sailing and 1eamanahlp will hofd an "lrttroductlon to Shields" sailing c1a .. from 9:30 1.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturdays, from today to Oct. 30, at OCC'a salllnv center, 1801 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beactt. Reglstrat1on la $129. lnfocmatlon: (~) ~9412. SUNDAY &1t11t.llil"'*1t tof •good~-Honontry dlalrman Antonio Cagnolo of Antonello Risorante will llo9t In evening of live music and entertalnmertt "La Dolce v.i.: at 6 p.m. Ort the Village Green at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol SL, Ca.ta Meu. Proceeds benof\t cytrt\c fibrosis reeeardl. Tldtets ire $160. Information: (714) 983-1393. HOURS A8 Friday, October I 2004 DOUGLAS LIM MERMAN I OAJLY PR 0 T Newport Beach resident and former Navy pilot A.J. ~Duke" Libby often rides with his dog Maddy around his neighborhood and to a local cafe. Propelling stories Paul Saitowitz Daily Pilot A .J. "f>ukl'" IJhby. JU.~ Navy hd1l11pter pilot in th1• I.Ht' 19~. never '>hot down anollwr aircraft. I Ir wa.., nt:'Ver c;hot al and W.15 nl:'Ver taken a'> a pn.o;oner of war In \Uc yt"trs, ht• 11t"Ver .. aw ~ar active duly, hul the advcnturou.'> pa1h hl' followed during l111> tenure m the military would -;hape the rNil of h1s life. II w.1 ... the p('nod between lht.> ~orl'<t11 War and the conflict 111 Vil·lnarn. and hL<; mission wa..-; to fly 1hrou~h Soulh America 10 ..et up 111lr;L.,1ructun• for NASA. As a rare young Jl'Wic;h man serving in the .1rme<l fol"l't"> .ti tha1 time, Libby -..1vurcd every place he went to and 1·\1·ry per;on lw met along the way. Former naval aviator pens a novel based on his experiences -embellished a bit. 11w 70-ycar-old Newport Beach re-.1denfs face \till light!. up when retailing tho\{' day-. .. Really.~ Ill\\ had a blast." I Jhby said. "We• were just traveling around having a lot of fun We were still professional, but in a time of peace, we were able Lo enjoy what we were doing." After finishing up his duty to Uncle Sam, Ubby went on to a long career in aerospace. working as a production lest pilot, sales en,.pneer and marketing representative. He was in charge of the McDonneU Douglas Latin American division and retired in 1990. Ever the storyteller, he would often recount his tales ac; a young BEST BITES aVJator bl'low the equator to whomever wa.o, willing 10 listen. Ahout five yeano ago. he decided to pul tho!te 'itories on paper. Rather than make ii a memoir of the period. he decided to make it fictional. "I based it on my experiences, bUI I like IO maJce thin~ up and embelli•;h a bi1." he said. "even when I teU people stories, I add a few parts here and there to make it beuer.· Writing "Urufonn Romeo,· -the phonetic code words for U and R. and a loose description of the book's main character-was a labor of love, but sometimes the labor outweighed the love. "I thought about writing for a very long time, and t.hen when l staned. it was sporddic, • I Jhhy said "It wasn't untiJ my wife found a class on writing your first book at UQ that I really got seriou.ci about it." Prom that polnt. he wrote seriously on an almost-daily basis for aboul two years. Through the class, he was introduced 10 a writt.>t"S' group. where members would meet once a month to share and comment on the chapters they had written. "That really heJped me out - getting other-people's feedback was great •• he said. "We were an in the same boat. trying to help each other.· Although the book goes into S.. STORIES, Pa1• AlO Pelican Hill tastefu,l to golfers and diners GreerWylder Daily Pilot C Unging to the cWrs of Newport Coast ls Pelican Hill. one of the world's best places lo play golf. Golf magazine llc;ted Pelican Hill Golf Oub as one of the "Top I 00 Courses You \,an Play" In America and named the I 7th hole on the Ocean North Course as one of the bes• holes ln the world. Tom FazJo, named one of America's greatest golf course architects. designed the two J8-hole golf courses that feature holes in lush canyons and rolling greens ed,ged out to the ocean. Matching the club's golf esceDence ls Its dlnJ.ns. ln the dubhoUfte, there'• The Grill restlW'allt. the Pour Se.uona Hotef 11 eole restaµtant not attached to a hotel property. 1bete'1 mo a ballroom that tt 250 (or a tormaJ d1Met or 450 ror a reception. an Informal cat' on the tmw:e that Nl'wt breakfut and luncb and"" UPle81e pifl ahop. 6'rlCI t• 1be"Gnll baa otfaed IWW&Mlf••dri& Po\R' seMOnl food and .-1!-=r...:Jbe ClllUll. sp!m&+..lnftumced dining room features panoramic canyon and ocean views overlooking lhe I Rth hole of lhe Ocean North Coun.e. The Grill isn't just for lhe golf crowd; ifs a cordial meeting place open 10 the public. At the full-service bar, guesl.8 can order from the regular menu or a bar menu, and there's a small outalde seating area on the tenace. The Grill serves lunch and dinner seven days a week. On the~ It offers an a la carte breakfast and lunch. A dp for those who don't like to cook on holidays -The Grill serves a buffet on Thanbgtvtng. Ouiatmaa, Mother'• Day and Euter; and pr1x ftu menua on Chrlstmu Eve and New Year'1 eve. Olnt •onea. formerly wftb the Pour Seasons Retort MaW at WILi-. wu named lmCUtM chef in March. Jona brougllt Aliao-lnfJuenc:ed d1ahea whh him. aJoni wtth dualc pUJ itemt. He oomblnd uoUIUal 4avon aod a lOYB fot coloc. lmtad ol~ diaba wUh t.radld.onal ~ bat>t, be p(e(Cn chi ma. ol. edl>le pvailr He at.a addl.,.. 1pPeal wtth ~·)'llow and ..., l'Ull aDd rid FYI •WHAT: The Grill at PeUcan Hiii •WHERE: 22651 PeUcan Hill Road South at Newport Cout •WHEN: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mo~ through Thur9dav; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Seturdey; 10-.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday; Che restaurant wUI cioN one hour .,rtfer after daylight MVlng dme endt •INFO: (949)"780-C1107; htrp:l..WWW.,,.,lunhlll.com Oatj Pilot THEATER '--... A starker 'Anne Frank' opening at playhouse Tom Titus Da1lyP1lot M O\I theatergoers are quite familiar wllh ·The Diary of Anne Frank." the true-life account of a teenage Jewio,h girl hiding with her family from th1· Nvjs in 1942 Amsterdam. But the story unfolding al the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse this weekend is not the one you're accustomed 10 seeing. The title's the same, but the presen1auon is a recently adapted ven.ion performed on Broadway with.Natalie Portman and Unda Lavin. And it has moved New York crirics 10 superlatives ~uch as "undeniably moving" (New York lim~) and ·an extraordinary theatricaJ advrnlure .. (New York Post). "'The Diary of Anne Frank' IS a clasl.u: c.Jrn.ma that illustrates the derenninauon of the human spiril 10 survive amid seemingly insurmountable odds.· said ferra Taylor Knudson. director of the CoMJ Me!.<! producuon. ·nuough the conventions of light, :.ound and a simply dressed sel, the brightness of the characters. led by Anne. i'> pu~hed to the forefront of the action. allowing room 10 fully demonstrate the power of the human bpirit as they cling lo 1he essen11al element of hope; Knudson cidded. II is the s1mphcity of th.e set that magnifies the effect of the play on its audience, the director said. ·ey placing characters in a blank environment. we allow them to be stripped of the creature comforts thar audiences of today take for granted: she said. ·nus, in addition to the use of Ugh• and shadow, helps to underscore the reality of the claustrophobic 'imprisonment' in which the Frank family and friends lived. •it lS my hope that, by removing the conventions of a habitable set. the audience will be afforded a sense of discord. unbalance and awkwardness as they feel for the lack of privacy and dignity experienced by the characters,· Knudson said. ·1 also find the convention especially effecdve for staging Anne's diary entries. which tradi~ionaJJy are do.ne in a blackout with a voice-over.· she added. •By staging Anne to break the fourth wall and step out of the action, the audience ts once again brought into the action rather than letting them observe passively: See THEATER, P-c• AlO -, -. REELCRmcs HAPPENINGS . .. c F w:wr ... ' 'Silver' not sO shiny T he preview tnilera for •Sliver Qty" are full of teen• of obvious polltk:al satire. Outs Cooper plays Richard Pllager, a verbally challenged candidate for governor of Colorado who la owned and operated by the state's business interest& His father, a famous aenator, has provided the financial donors and spin doctora to facWtate his son's u.nllkety run for public office. The slmilarldes to crfdcaJ views of the .-------. George W JOHN DEPKO Bush story are hardly subtJe. But if you go to this film expecting to see the movie suggested by the previews, you will be disappointed. The B-movie plot centers on an old-fashioned privJtc eye murder mystery. The story hegins with the body of a migrant worker inconveniently surfacing in a locaJ lake during the filming of a Pilager campaign ad. From that point on, the tale revolves around the solving of this homicide in a ho-hum, paint-by-numbers fashion. The promised political shenanigans are just J sideshow to the lightweight crime drama on display. A partial comedy, there are some funny moment'> and even a bit of uncomfonable truth about American politics. But the stars of this piece arc on view for littJe more than cameo appearances The total screen time for Richard Dreyf u~. Kris Kristofferson and Miguel Ferrer can be measured in a few minutes. Little-known, lower-paid actors take up the bulk of the scenel> we view. Though amusing at times. "Silver City" has the look and feel of a made for-lV production that cries out: "Wait for the video!" • JOHN DEPKO 1s a Costa Mesa resident and a senior investigator for the Orange County pubhc defender's office 'Forgotten' forgettable T he trailer for "The Forgouen" would have us believe thi'i thriller 1s cenaan 10 be a'i '>c:ary and surprising as "The Sixth Sense.~ The theme of a mother grieving for her son, only l<I he told he never existed. appeal-. 10 our sense of family and our love of government consplrades. It features a beaudful and intelligent actress, Julianne Moore. and an up-and-coming star, Dominic West (from HOO's "TheWlrej. Unfortunately. the only thing it can live up to ls lta titJe. "The Forgotten" seems credible enough until the plot secret ls revealed, and then It's all downhill from there. Moore is very good as grieving mom Tally. who pores over photos, videos and mementos or her dear Sam in almost ritualistic fashion. Her therapist (Gary Sinise) and husband (Anthony Edwards) agree that she has a "death grip" on the past, and it's time for her to move on. SUSANNE PEREZ So. when Tally finds her son's image has disappeared from a favorite photo, and all of the family albums are bare. she is enraged and blames her husband for this cruelty. He and Dr. Munce (Sinise) gently tell her she never had a !>on; !>he'" been delusionaJ all this lime. Uh-oh. A.'i they are talking about getting Tally a vest with wrap-around arms. she bolt!> from the house and goes 10 her neighbor's place. Ash (West ) is the boozy ex-NHL star who, according to Tally. lost his daughter in the same plane crash that lllled Sam. But Ash says he never had a child. He calls the police. and then somehow, the government gets involved. They are about to drive Tally away when Ash runs up to her and says. hey, he did have a daughter. 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Boutique Sale OCTOBER 2•D I '10AM·2PM Designer Apparel • St. John, Annanl & morel Franklin Mint Doll Collection Home Acceuortes & Children's Designer Apparel AT VERY LOW PRICES Don't Miss ntis PlllUIOUS Salem cash Only • All sa1e1 Pinal All Proceecll benefft loall dlarttlel Newport 5each P.olice Department Citizens' Police leademy September 23rd -December 9 Class Meets Thursday Evenings 7 00 p.m. -l 0:00 p.m. This c1ass is open to adUltS who live or wort< in Newport Beach sq ca 24 HAPPBNINGS Tom Tltu1 Daily Pilot w ltb the acept1on ot d>e le890D-opening ~Caba-.. pD)SDen taking in the 20CM--05 lbeater season at UC Irvine lnvadabty o.vm find themselves In unfamiliar territory. even the Shakespearean entry la one most playgoers likely will be vtaitlng for the fust time. The season comprises two schedules -one in the apedous Oaire 'Devor Theater, the other in various venues around the Irvine campus. F.a.cb lineup will offer four producdona. "c.abaret." whlch UCJ first staged early in the 9Choola history nearly four decades ago. will inaugurate the new schedule, running from Nov. 12 to 20 in the lrevor Theater. Valerie Rachelle will direct the AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4295. SPEC IAL EVENTS UDO YACKT EXPO The 26th annual Udo Yacht Expo showcases boats and yachts at least 26 feet long, 2005 models and gear and equipment for owners of large vessels. The event will be held from rfoon to 7 p.m. today, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at Udo Marine Village, at lido Way and Newport Boulevard in Newport Beadl. Admission is $10 for adults and free for children 12 and under. Information: (949) 757.5959 or http:/lwww.go boatin(JBmerica.c:om. LA DOLCE VITA Honorary chairman Antonio Cagnolo of Antonello Risorante will host an evening of live music and entertainment, "La Dolce Vita~ at 6 p.m . Sunday on the Village Green at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Coata Mesa. Proceeds benefit cystic fibrosis research. Tidceta are $150. Information: (7141983-1393. EASY RIDE FOR AUTISM The first "Easy Ride for Autism" begins at 10 a.m . Oct 10 at Bartel's Hartey-Oavidson, 4141 Lincoln Blvd., Marina del Rey, and concludes at Newport Dunes Resort, 1131 Bade Bay Drive, Newport Beacti. The ride will benefit the Autism Society of America and will feature Grand Marshal Peter Fonda. The Kingsmen will also perform a lunch concert at Newport Dunes. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Information: (8181505-1104. TIUCk OR TREAT FESTIVAL The seventh annual Tridc or Treat Festival will be from 7 a.m . to 4 p.m. Oct. 31 at the Orange County Martcet Place, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Events include the Halloween, Hearse. Bug and Monster Classic Car Show from 9 BEST Cootmued from A8 For appetizers and salads, The Grill earns praise for Its Peelcytoe Crab cakes with aaut&d Nlm flowers (from the gadk: famDy) and sesame aioU ($1.&). The popular grilled shrimp with Barrato (premium mozzarella cheese) tuts vine-ripened red and yellow tomatoes and ahallot basU oU ($15). The alt and pepper calamari forgoes the stereotypk:al beer batter. John Kandef-Pn!d Ebb muUca~ aet in Bedin u the Nail were riling to power and ~-on the nnasb• decadcool of the infamoua Ot Kat JCJub. PuUtu:r Prize-winner~ Willon'a •Seven Guitln" is the second production. mo In the 'Devor Theater. It's aet In 1948 Pittsbwsb and fOCUlel on the death of a local blues guitarist on the edge of stardom. IW Simao will direct, and performances are schedu1ed from Jan. 28 co Feb. 5. The Shakespeare project. &lated for April 22 to 30 In the WinJfred Smith Hall. la "11.mon, • delcribed 81 the Bard• "wildest and most experimental play." Director Robert Cohen wW stage this epic of huurioua ~ conupted friendships and political betrayal -based on Shakespeare's "1lmon of Athens" -io contemporary times. An all-Undergraduate musical, a.m. to 3 p.m.; an antique hearse parade at 10 a.m.; free tridc-ol'-treating for costumed ldd1 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . and David Martcham's sword-lwallowlng shows at 12:30 and 1 :30 p.m. Admisaion Is $2 for ages 13 and older and free for kid• 12 and younger. Information: (949) 723-6663or http:llwww.ocmarlcetplace.com. MUSIC PETER WHITE The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Peter White 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. Tldcets cost $37.60 (Dinner Padcages add $26). Information: (949l 72!:H>400. http:llwww. summerjazzseries.c:om. SALZBURG CHAMBER SOLOISTS The Orange County Performing Arts Center's 2004-2005 Concert Series lddcs off with the Salzburg Chamber Soloists. The 15-member ensemble will perform selections by Mozart, Mendeluohn and Dvorak at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. Tidcets are S66 and are available through the Center Box Office at (714) 556-2787 or through http://www.ocpac.org. TAKACS QUARTET The Takacs Quartet will perform string quartet pieces by Bertot , Borodin and Beethoven at I p.m. Thursday at The Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tldcets are $35 to $45. Information: (9491 854-4646 BRIAN CUL8ERTSON FEAl\IRIHG MICHAEL UNGTON The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Brian Culbert.Ion featuring Mlctiael Linton as part of ill Summer Jazz Series, aponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, atarting at 8 p.m. Oct 8 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beadl. Information: (949) 729-&400. LEPZJG GEWANDHAUS ORCHESTRA The Leipzig Gewandhaus instead. it's covered in light tapioca ftour batter and served with a spicy and sweet ginger dipping sauce ($11 ). At. lunch, there's an excellent Maryland crab Caesar salad with a twist on the traditional dlelaing. It has a Caesar-style bue with roasted red bell peppers and Boursin cheese aoutons ($17). At lunch ahd dinner, The Grill offers Onaga, a Padftc snapper prepared with the akin on ($23). Alonplde the moiit fish, Jones combines a lemongras.'I risotto, grt11ed egplant and a Tahitian vanilla yet co be Ull10UDCed. will till the Juno 3 to 11 dot under the dlRICdoo ot~na Del.aney and wfD ~the Claire 'Devor Theet.er. "Bvery ~.we amdude our eeaon with a production performed by our talmted l1Qdergraduate 81UdentJ, ~ Delaney said. "We are currently negotiating th.la ftnal selection and will announce it 8000.'" The above M!lectiona conadtute the more ambitious half of the ua slate. Pour otbe.r shows, to be preemted on other campus stages, oompriae the Stage 2 season. l.eadlng off this aection will be a classkaJ woit, "Agamemnon" by A.eldlylua, the claaslc tragedy set after the fall of'Il'oy. Magdalena 1lra is directing the show. which will be seen only from Dec. 2 to 4 in the Humanities Hall Theater. Orchestra wtll perform Brahms' "Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op. 16" and "Symphony No. 4 in E minor. Op. 98" at 7 p.m. Oct 10 at the Orange County Performing Al'tl Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tldcets are $79to $160. Information: (949) 553-2422 or http:/twww. Tldcetmatrter.com. RICK BRAUN The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Aidt Braun as part of its Summer Jazz Series. sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, atarting at 8 p.m. Oct 15 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tidcets cost $37.60 (Dinner P&<aagea edd S26). Information: (949) 729-6400, http://www. summerjazzseries.com. TIERNEY SUTTON HONORS FRAN< SINATM Vocalist nemey Sutton will pay homage to Frank Sinatra at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Oct. 15 and 16 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center's Founders Hall, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Sutton will perform selections from her fourth album, "Dancing in the Dartc," which includes some of Sinatra's hit songs. Tidcets are $46 to $49 and are available at any Tidcetmaster location. Information: (7 14) 556-ARTS. rTAUAN AFTERNQON The Pacific Symphony will perform aelectlons from Mozart, Shostakovich and Mendelssohn at 3 p.m . Oct. 17 at the Barcfay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidcets are $45 and 560. Information: (9491854-4646. IGOR POGOREUCH Pianist Igor Pogorelich will perform selections from Beethoven, Sibelius and Rachmaninoff at 8 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidcets are S60 to $100. Information: (9491 854-4646. UCI SYWHONY ORCHESTM The UC Irvine Symphony Orc:heatra will perform aetection1 from Wagner and Uazt at 8 p.m. Oct 29 end Oct 30 at the Barcfay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tldurta are $12 for general admi•ion, $10 for aenlora. bean basil sauce that Isn't overpowering -just incredible. From the grill. there's a classic cheeseburger that's one of the best ln town, though pricey ($17). It features ground, in-house filet meat. grilled to order, and LI serwd with W1SCOnsin cheddar and an herb bun. It comes with a choice of · French fries, onion rings. milled greens or fresh fruit. Wine sommelier and grill manager Clteryt Stanley band-selected the a.5 botdea on the wine list Tu complement the rrumu. Stanley foa.iaed on "TbeAnbtm "•fabled tale of lave. lust. humor and ~~~~.tect Crom Feb. 3 to 12 tn the ~ s.udio 1bMier. Anllle Loui Is dlrec:dng th.la ltoty of Sc.heheraade and her 1,001 nJghta. Ftnally, UCJ will turn the spotlight to 1989 Romania and the fall ot NIQolu Cea111e'CU'1 dictatol'Jhlp with .Mad Poresf' by Caryl ChwthDL Th!I chaotic drama will uofold fro.n March 10 to 19 in the Studio 1beat.er under the direcdon of JCrtata c.awan. Seasoo tk:Utl are available and reservations, along wt1h additional lnfonnatlon. may be obtained by calling the ua art.a box oftlce at (949) 824-2787. • TOM TI1"US review. locel thelrter for the Oeitv Pilot. His nMewi appear Fridays. Information: (9491864-4&48. WM.SAW PHI.HARMONIC The Waraaw Philharmonic Ordlema will petfonn Penderec:*J'1 "Polymorph I a .. end Chopin'• *Piano Concerto No. 1 In E minor, Op. 11"' at 8 p.m. Nov. 8 and 9 at the Barday Theatre. 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tic:tets are $65. Information: (949) 663-2422. GUARNERI mtlNG QUARTET The Guameri String Quartet will play song1 by Mozart. Bridge and Ravel at 8 p.m. Nov. 22 at the Barcfay Theatre, 4242 Campu1 Drive, Irvine. Tidtets are $36 to $45. Information: (949) 653-2422. WEEJ<l.Y JAM DUKFS Pt.ACE Jazz and codctails ftow dally from noon to midnight Suncteya through Thuradays and from noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays at the Balboa Bsy Club & Resort, at 1221 w. Coast Highway, Newport Beech. Information: (949) 64(Hj()()(), MAMMA GINA WEEKENO JAZZ Walter Lakota and David Alcantar, the New Yortc Jazz Connection Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 261 E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mond8'(1.. Diana Ditri joins the duo on vocals on Mondays. It'• free. lnfonnation: (949) 673-9600. MUSIC AT TIE GRl.L MPG membera Greg Morgan, Nidc Peper and Kelly Gordien perform classic roc:t. R&B end swing muaic at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays et the Bluewater Grill, 630 Udo Partc Drive, Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 676-3474. REVOLVER La Cave Restaurant offers Revotver, wtilcti features DJs along with imagery and auditOfY delight.a at 10 p.m. Tueadays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 646-7944. SINATRA 1Rt8UTE La Cave Restaurent offera David K1nwakf'1 llve tribute to Frenlc Sinatra from 8 to 9 p.m . Mondays at 1696 Irvine Ave .• eo.t. M .... Information: (949) 648-7944. California wtnea and an assortment of French win.es. 1be Grill can accommodate apedal wlne requesU, lndudtng eervtng any wine by the gSasa. With advance notice, it can pull wines from the 500 botdea 1tored at Four Sea.sons' cellar in Newport Beach. AD des.wrt.a are prepared by the hotel's pastry che!. • BEST IO'EI run1 every Frldey. GrMr Wylder can be f'Ndled et g~Oyahoo.coqq et 330 W. Bev St., eo.t.a Meu, CA~; or by fax et (Nin ~170. STORIES Cri1ued ft'om M ... r $pot1I E.cleor lacNN Dunn: (949) 574-4223 ....... fa: (949) 650-0170 f nday. October l , 2004 Al 1 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Pef ense is name of game for Tars Newport Harbor stuffs high-powered Dana Hills offensive attack to remain unbeaten in four games. . NEWPORT Bf.ACH -The wunovable object and the unstoppable force col- lided Thursday at Newport Harbor High d the wunovable object prevailed. The Newport Harbor defense with- tood the Dana Hills offense to prevail, S-20, i.n,a battle ofunbeaten teams in a onleague game. 'The Dolphins S-1), No. 10 in CIF uthem Section SCOREBOMD sion 11, were veraging31 points • season . pow· red by wide re- eiver Nate Barnett • ~ d quarterback rant Schwart7_ ell, who had Dens Hills 20 ore than 1 oo re· Newport 35 eiving yard" in the t three gam~. as held 10 three catches for 62 yard~ gamst the Sailor defense. "Our defense played well,· defensive rdinator Tony Ciarelli said. ·roana illc;J showed a 101 of short stuff, bur our defensive backs I did a great job in con - ining them.· Newport llarbor (4·01. ranked No. I CU: Oivis1on VJ. raced out to a 21-0 ad in the second quarter, too much for the Dolphins to overcome. · Greg Miner blocked a Dana I !ills punt d Alex Orth returned the loose ball 16 ds for'a touchdown for a quick 7-0 d before the Newport Harbor offense ftJ1 a play. When the offense did have the ball, ewpon Harbor took its lime and pro- ected the ball. ·we ran the ball well." head coach Jeff Bnnk.Jey said. "Our 0 -line did a great h of firing off the ball.· On its fil9C series of the game. the Sailor offense strung together an 11 - play, 80-yard drive that die up 5:24 Thomru. Manin. fiJling in for the injured Trevor lhen ot, capped off the drive w11h a 3 yard sweep to the left. Martin fin i.,hcd with 119 rushing yards on 23 carriec;. Newport added to the lead late m the sa-ond quarter when quarterback Kasey Peters lofted a pas.-. over a defender's ouLc;tretched hands and to Miner at the 5. The tight end slipped into the end- 1.one for a 2:1-yard touchdown to make 1t 21 -0 with J·3 J left in the first half. Dana llills cut into the lead o n Bran- don Giesen\ 5-yard touchdown run with I :25 left in the half. Newport I !arbor's fir.t dnve of the second half resembled its first drive of the first half The Sailors marched 83 yards on 12 plar. with Peters scoring on a I-yard quarterback sneak. Peters was 1>1.K·Of-seven on the drive for 63 yards. ·Peters wru. very efficient,· Brinkley &a1d. ·we didn't need him to throw 30 I'; I A H 1A •Pl!QT Newport's Alex Orth, left. trots into the end zone behind teammate Greg Miner after a blocked punt was scooped up and returned for a TO against Dana Hills times, but he wac; definitely elliut•11t ·· Dana liJUc; would not gJVl' up withoul a fight, however. A double rt•ver<,t• JM'"• that resulted m a 38 yard comple11011 tu Barnett set up Geisen\ Ii-yard I I> n111 with 0:23 left in the third jJld kl•pt tlw Dolphins in the game at 28 14 "[Dana Hill!. is] a team that score·., a lot of points," Ciarelli said. "W{' told the DBs not to creep up on any play action. especially if [Bam ettl i'> running dow11 field. It was a d1!.cipline-th111g for nur DBs." The Dolphins put together a IO play drive in the fourth quarter that took 3:41, but only managed to gain L<l yard'>. When the Sailor; received po\.'>t''>\ion following a punt. 6:07 remained 111 the game and the coaching c;tafT was trying Martin a good fit for Newport Harbor Senior linebacker makes first varsity start on offense and rus hes for 119 yards in 35-20 victory. In a Ill Cl' '>lll pnw. Ncwpnrl I l.1rhor quickly found 11111 I lwnn1 ·.., l'lhov. wa.., only di..loca1t·t..I , wlm h nw.1111 ht''d 1111,.., orw ganw. two 111.ix. Hut all C'Vl'll nit l'r '>Urpnw t .imt· l1111rM.ldy Ill I ht• \..ulur.. . IS 20 \I( IOI"\ ovrr v1-.rting 1>.111.i I hll'> '>l'lllor run ning back, '>la ... 11. hnd1.1t lt•r I hu111,i-. Martrn filled lht• '>hlll''> uf 11wnnr .. 111cf tlwy w!'re a pt>rf1·11 fit · I It· -.1epp1·d 11p. pl.1v1·d h1g ,111d ra11 wt'll h.ird," I h1·1101 .... 11<1 ,1ftN watt hmg l\1ar1111 ... pt•rform.111< 1• from tlw -.1del111t' "11<' ran north and '>Olllh for U!., hut ht' .d'>n gol our pa-..,ing ganw going - "lt'\vport I !arbor < oach lt•ff Hnnlley ,,ml he dec1dc•tl to -.t,1rt \.1,1n1n after llwno1 weni 0111. 1 rl'.ttmg .1 ... hale up at nm rung back Chris Yemma Daily Pilot NrWPORT RI AU I -After nevor £heriol went OUI Ill the third quarter of la.~t week'~ Ne\.vpOrt I !arbor I hgh foot ball victory over Corona del Mar with what was thought to be a broken elbow. the Sailor; did not expl'ct to nu1se to Victory Thur.day ~arn'il Dana I hU!>. M,1k.rng hi.. hr'> I \.tr\ll \. -.t,1rt 011 111 frn4't'. the 6 foot .!.!.! pn1111d \1,111111 barreled his,way for 11 'I \.trd'> 011 .!I1 .tr nrc; .md one tout hdm., n I fl' wa-. 1lw go to man for till' \..ulnr'> .111tl prm 1·cf h1-. readllle<i..'> to m.ikt nmrt• of ,111 1mp.11 t "" this team \d1u.,t111g to 1111unt''> h.1-. lwr11 .1 t·on· -.1,1111 th1' '>t'il'>Oll for lht· "-11lor., lk>fore tilt' '>t.',t'>On opt•rwr ,1g..i1n-.1 I uuntjlll VaJ- lt'\ .,1•111or tailh.1t k H\ ,111 Hrppon .,uf lerl'd .1 '>t'vcre lm•t• 1111ur. th.II li~m"> to -.1tlt-l11 w hrm fur mo'I ol 1h1· ,,. l'tlll See MARTIN. Pac• Al2 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Breakers outlast Sailors .. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot LAGUNA BEACI I -Momen- tum changed sides Thursday about as often as Dan Glenn and Lance Stewan. coaches of New- port Harbor High and Laguna Beach girls volleyball teams. re· spectively, have matched wits against one another throughout the years. The two longtime leaders were at it again, watching the Sailon and Breakers need five games to dedde the winner or the non- Jeague cootest. ln the end. host Laguna Beach rode the play of outllde hlaen ~ DamaD and Dina Hutchlneon. and capltalir.ed OD s.8or mllttket. to ICOn • 25--23, 20-25. 22-25. 25-19, 15·13 vie· torJ \ Hutdllnlon. • hlbm&n. gJ .. Med a matcb·hlF 24 .m. while juDklr ---8llipban'e Dar· 11111 aMMd i• 1nr the 1t..an (M), .. ~·., llllbl....ct 008 ..... ~ ...... ~ .... «*lrt ....... 9* llinded. --• tDd llii lllMCh "'Wlllllllt• ... ~ ~ lztzztitr ...... .. ......... , .... -~ wllh !the Hn:·.ik • <'rsl." '>ill.· 'd (,l<'nn .. in hi., 19th year gu1d111g the Sail ors. "I Tlw Rreak ers) 1ump <.erved well and wt' had trouble pas.smR 11 !Hutchinson) and !Damal)J are two good outside hine~ You blow where the bell is going. hut It i.s still hard to stop it.· Senior outside hitter Kiley Hall led J.he Sa.Uors (3-6) with 15 lcilJs and 10 dl~ while teammates Coco Yotoyama and senior firyn 'J&mutzer each tallied 12 kills. Newport ~r tnlled in pull- ing 8Wll)' during game three and held In 8-7 lldvantage in game four. Bue the 8reabn IOOftd Ill or 8eV'efl points ln ooe llletcb to eem a 1g..13 aaabk>n. lbnW\ and ~.., would team cm two ll\.dr~ but the 8reebn heldon. 1be ...... teed for eMhet .... the aboneoed ftftb pme -• I0-7 are.k.er ........ ......... ..--... ...... ... ~ ... ··-·· -.... Mila I • I Wet tlle.-.1s.u ........ Dlir .. ...... , . ... ,., 111611 It •• , ...... a Yokoyama kill and a stuff block from middle blocker fladJey Rumham. Hut tlutchinson answered with a powerful lc11J through the middle and the Breakers claimed th<' matC'h with the aforemen- tioned Newport error. "That wasn't the prett:Jeat match. but it was nk:e to win.· sa.rd S.ewart. who has dashed with Glenn-led Newport teama countless times. indudlng OF Divl.tjon I final and at.ate c:bmn- plonshlp in 1993, the year he led Corona del Mar to ltl leCOnd straight national chunp6onabip. "You know IGlen.n'al 1eaml eerve to\lgh and play IOod cle- fetue. That is what ~ did (Thunday night),. S'cewllirt ..... "Tbey'\'e a little youna, • • are.- Preshman Alelba ..._._ atplfteut lime ...... ; .... front row and aJiO pecMcliid.., Id.Ill to gowtth ~ ka. ==--=---=~ w led Ms#pal ...... 7 ... wnbece&. Gimm ...... dl.-.. ,c, ......... 9r 1 II Hit ..,... • .,. I Al 2 f riday, October 1, 2004 QUOTE OF THE DAY "Our 0 -/ine did a great job of firing off the ball." J.ff Brinkley, Newport Harbor footbal coach SCORE BY QUARTERS Dena Hilla O 7 7 6 • 20 Newport Harbor 14 7 7 7 35 F1RST QUARTER NH -Orth 16 blodted punt return (Duffield ktdt). 10; 19. NH -Martin 3 run (Duffield kick). 1 23. SECOND QUARTER NH -Miner 23 pan from Peters (Duffield kick), 3:31. DH -Gieeen 5 run (St Clair kick). 1 25. ntRD QUARTER NH -Peters 1 run (Duffield k1dc). 5:27. DH -Giesen 6 run (St Clair kick). 0:23. FOUR'Tlf QUARTER NH -Tracey 5 pass from Peters (Duffield kick), 1 ·23 DH -Schwartz 6 run (no attempt), O·OO. , A -4,000 (est I INOMDUAL RUSHING DH -Giesen 17 125, 1 TD, Sdlwartz, 8 20; Bernett. 1 0. Bardenhe1er. 1 minus 4 NH -Thomas 23 119, 1 TD, Link. 7·15; Ruiz. 5 21 ; Petors, 2 3 IHOMOUAI.. PASSWG DH -Schwartz, 12 24 2, 142 NH -Peters. 12 16-0, 141, 2 TDs. IHOMOUAL RECEMNG DH -Bernett, 3 62, St Clair. 3-27; Crowley, 3 25. Geisen. 2 10, Vigoren, 1·18. NH -Link. 3-37. Tracey. 3-31. 1 TD, Miner, 2 36. 1 TO. Coder. 2 23; Orth. 1 10; Brown. 1 4. GAME STATISTICS fora'l downl Ruel\M-yetdll{jtt P-.lng yer<IBQ1• p_.ng Net return vaH11' ~yardage N111 yard1oye Punta ftJmbletl fumblft• I<>~• fl.to•·nel vardlt\lft Tome of po ....... on OH NH 11 14 25 146 37-158 147 141 ,, 24-2 12·1&-0 0 43 7 5 0-0 273 342 SJ3 ~ 0-0 2-0 6""4 !>-!'>5 2125 2635 Newport Harbor's Thomas Martin is dragged down just in front of the goal tine by Dana Hills linebac~er Michael Marowitz in the Sailors' 35-20 nonleague victory over the visiting Dolphins. PHOTOS BY OON LEACH /DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Greg Miner, right, is congratulated by teammate Ryan Rippon after catching a pass by quarterback Kasey Peters and diving into the end zone in the Sailors' win over Dana Hills. Newport's Tom Jackson carries the baff upfield after making an interteption while teammate Thomas Martin (33) looks to block. FOOTBALL Continued from Al 1 to run as much time off the clock as possible. However, the Dol- phin defense stuffed three con- secutive running plays for 4 total yards to force a pwil On the first Dolphin offensive play, linebacker Billy Brown, who came in to give MartiJ) a breather from his middle linebacker du- des, Intercepted the ball. MWe know our backups are ready to step up," Ciarelli said. The possession allowed New- MARTIN Continued from Al 1 Martin missed the first two games with an ulcer and fellow linebackers Taylor Young (bro- ken ankle in summer basketball) and Theriot have created defen· sive openings that have needed to be filled. "We're kind of going through the tailback rotation right now, rotating the injuries,· Brinldey said. "We knew (Martin) could run the baJJ. He ran 6n the JV level before and so we started giving him some carries during the week." If, after Martin's performance, one were to wonder who might s tart when Theriot comes back? Brinkley, however was quick to halt any controversy, stating The- riot will rerurn as the starter. "I lopefuJly !Theriot) will be back next week. but it might be a BRIEFLY port to milk more time off the clock. but the Dana I fills' de· fense again stuffed three con- secutive runs and forced a punL Sailor punter navts Duffield was roughed on the lclck. which would have resulted in an auto- matic first down, but Grant c.as- serly recovered a muffed return at the 20. This time the Tars capitalized on the mistake and put the game away with a 5-yard touchdown pass to fuUbaclc Jack Tracey with 1:23 left. Schwartz scored on a 6-yard quarterback draw as time ex- pired for the 35-20 final. couple of weeks," Brinkley said. "And we'U put him in when he com es back." Theriot 1~ a huge parl of tlus Sailor foothall team, and Brin- kley made that statement l1)' sending h1m o ut for the coin toi..'> as a team captain. jusl like 11 was any other game where the senfor two-way starter was playing In his 2Y games lius season. Theriot became the team·-. lead ing rusher with .122 yard' on 46 carrie-.. And despite bt-ing sidelined and incapable of phr-ic.:aUy con tributing pos111ve yardal(e. he still contributed hL'> support in New- port I iarbor\ victory. "I alway-. want to rnmc in. hut I'm glad the tPam slPppcd ll up for me tonight... n1cno1 said "And I almoo;t lost my voice on the .. 1delinc'> from yelling '>CJ much." fherio t addt>d that he defi· nitely hop<''> to he h.1ck for league play 111 two wc·ek..., Sea Kings sweep University Corona del Mar boys, girls breeze to Pacific Coast dual-meet wins at Bonita Creek. The Corona del Mar I ligh boys and girls cross country teams re · mained unbeaten in Pacific Coast League meets Thursday hy topping visiling University al Boni t.a Creek Park. The boys won, 20-36, and th~ girls prevailed, 15-45. CdM jwlior Jack Turner led from wire-to-wire in the boys race, Sea King Coach Bill Sumner said. Turner's time of 16:15 was nine seconds ahead of teammate Ryan Guthrie. CdM's Tommy I lutchinson (16:38) and Kenneth Wong (16:39) were fourth and fifth, re- spectively. Hilaty May ( 19:29) and AJison Damon ( 19:36) were fin>t and second, respectively, as CdM girls also rounded out the first six places. Nichole Slykhous. (19:42), Devon Ahearn (19:46), Ouiatle St. Geme (19:50) and Ahlia Kat- tan (19:51) rounded out the CdM ·monopoly. CdM's bo)'3 and girt8 are now 3-0 in league, with key league battJes scheduled Thursday at Laguna Beach. Eagles dominate foes •CROSS COUNTRY: The f.s. tancia HJgh boys and girlJ cross country teama earned dual· meet wlrts over Qrang~ and Ocean View Thunday at Fair- view Parle. The llltanc1a boys beat Orange, l~~. their Arlt wtn ewer the Panthen In three yean, aod topped Ooean View, 17-42. The P.atanda ikll beat Ocean Vlew, 16-<t3, ml Orange, 23-3'. Senior Ala Qihuaiitr.1 (1 ?:08) won the boJ1 three-mu. race. two .eeonda lbMd. or .aphO- more teammate Alan Reza. Joee Gei'dl (lbth In 17;48), HllCt.OJ GUda (Dmdi IQ 18:12) and GlowUml .,.., (lOlh In 11:28) aliO Mod out for . ct.. ~~9jdniy 8lilDw WDD dae pt. Nee la -=oz.; till8i 11 Pl .. Ulike ~ <1l*d In 21:11), ...... ,....._..lnJI~ • • Okairy Lomeli (seventh m 2 1.59). Karina Rios (ninth in 22 I 0) and Lucy Leon (I 0th m 22:16) aJ I ran welJ for the win· ners. Hoth !-.Mancia teams are now 2·0 in league. Estancia edges Mesa •TENNIS: E.stancia High sophomore Sara Strarton swepl a t No. I s ingles to lead the Eagles to a I 0-8 Golden West League girls tennis win over crosstown rivaJ Costa Mesa Thursday on the Mustangs' courts. Estancia"s No. I doubles tan- dem of Sage O'Toole and Cathy Pittman won two sets for the winners, who improved to 7-3. 6-0 in league. Costa Mesa (4-6, 4-2) was paced by seniors Maria Garcia and Uye n Le. who teamed to . sweep in doubles. They are now 13-4 against league doubles foes. Hong-An Nguyen and Leah Le won two doubles sets for Costa Mesa. They are 15·3 this season. Gotdefl West LNpe &tancl• 10, Cosu Mea 8 Sfngtee-Stratton (E) def. Mirthleeon, 6-1, def. W•llace, 6-4, def. Hoang, 6-1; Zaldler (E) won, 6-1, lost, 2~. won, 8-1; Morton (El won. 6-2, io.t. 6-7 (S-7), won, 6-3; O'Toole-Plttman (El def. Mertlnez-levanaa. 8-3; def. L Le-Nguyen, 6-3, lo.t to Garcia-U. Le, 4-e; Muredi.n.Kln:tib«g (E), won, 6-2, la.t. 1~. 6-7 (5-7); Slmmone.-Mlller {!) Iott. 4-e, 1..e. 2~. Sea Kings top Tesoro Doubles H Youny StN•l ICtlM I dr.I Manhew11 SalQado, 6 4, dt•I Stowell Ledtness 6 1 dpl Lo11g1on1 Cordero. 6 2. M Young Wdltor~ (CdM I won 6 3, 6 0 6 2, (~ub) Ka1dAn Atkins (CtlMI w on, 7 6. Norman Atkins (CdM I lost, 6 7, won;6 2 Mustangs ho ld off Troy •WATER POW: C.o!.ta Mesa High senior Ada1n Douglas scored <>even goals and 1unior teammat<' Kylt• I hor'>nel>s added five to help the Mustangs hold off I roy, 15· 13, in a non league boy'i watl'r polo game Thursday at I ruy Evan Spencer and I ulcc Yellm had three a<>~ists and one goal apiece for the Mustang~. who improved tu 7-2. NcMMasue Costa M"• 15, Troy 13 5cOfe by Quarters Troy 2 2 s 4 13 Mesa J 3 e J 1s Costa M... Oouglea 7. Thor1ne111 5, Spencer 1. Vellin 1, Medine 1 Save1 -Jaroalewakl 6 You sparks 4-0 Eagles •GOLF: The E.'Jtancla High girls golf team handled Oxford Academy, 233-250, to earn a Golden West League victory Thursday at Dad Miller Golf Course In Anaheim. Una You earned medalist honors with a nine-hole round of 42. whUe Bridget Gleuon (43), Briana filgenmann (48), Lauren Donner (49) and Lauren Cush.Ing (51) also helped the Eagles Improve to 4-0 In league, beading into a 6.rat-place ahow- down 1\laday with St. Ma.rga- ret'1. •TENNIS: Corona del Mar Medalists CdM HJgh doubles teanu Hayley ~ . Young and Jami Steele, u well •GO.Iii MeaaJJ1ta Kade AJ. u Miranda Young and AJexan-bright and KatJe Mckltterfck d.ra Walters. each swept to pro-both ahot 8-over·par ~to le.id pel Che host Sea klngi to a 13-5 d\e Corona del Mar ffi8h 81rl5 Padftc Cout lague-open.ing golf team to a 230.239 .Pac:1flc Ii&. tennlJ win Thunday ewer Coatt Leque victory over Ttto- -..Oro. · ro Thunday at Newport Beach ;'tbuna and Steeld won 18 of Country Oub. 25 p.mee, while Young and Mqate Nellon (45), Jonna w.lten wan 18 of 23 Jo help XUn (41), MJdielle Albrecht (52) CclM ..,~Ji!:........ and Catdln McDoMlcl (52) ., • -contrtbuted for lbe wtnntn. 4 d Who bnproved to l·l. l ·l tii ~ Sailors pull out BO Win •l'DU> HOCaim Seft6or ....... -....o.. SPORTS BREFLY toi'lhed from Al 2 Wolverines tq> Tars •GOl.Pl ~ Hubor ..... eenlor ~ Horn iDlidl four blnUet. tbo1 l·under-par 35 Ind ~ med1H1r honors. but boll Au.o Nlluel captured a 201·21' Sea View 1aaJUe cb1a &Olf win 'l'Jiunday al AUao Va.Jo Golf Club. ~ ffRor.(5:-5) WU plqd .., No; J ~ .,... OuillJ Sc:bwaru and die No:. · 1 doublet COil' ewer cM IAcbtnq~at laliebo SU Joequm Goll QUI> lo JMae. SCHEDULE • SMlw Gn.unman ....,. for the only t9Ul Of 8rtU&o.ny ~ and Su.ha DWUap. who woo 1 com· bloed rour ot the ats eeca they playe.d. Em.ma ~ (45), Natalie Iran (5S), l.lmbedy Vendkaz:rl (57) and MadllOn GlWs (57) .UO ec:ored for the Ugbtning (4-1 ln ieape). ~ ai.. ... ,, Cohge men and women-UC Irvine et Notr9 °""" lrMaaelotlll Pl tn w Newport Harbor High Md bodr:ey teallG 1-0 victory owr bolt Hu.ndnltoo Beacb ~ • ]bis.non (11 • l ·3) msended chelJ 1mt-ten ~ to 12 pma wltb «be win. Newport eenk>r plbeper Clara Lawrence made GYe -~ It wu Hot-a:• tint under-par P«· rormance for the Sallora, who allo '1'ecetved a peraonat~bat 39 from tenlor Ashley JaA:Ob1. Woodbddce Improves to 6-4. 1be S..Oora travel to Foothill Tueeday. ............. Woodbl'•1 -Ne...-t Hefbof I ...... -Scfiweru (NH) 1-c to Wlll1-m1 St. Marpret't lmprowed to 5·0 ln league, beadJng Into 1\Jelday'I flnt-place showdown with Bit.an- d&. Daley tied for ninth CommuniCv culege men end women-Or8ngl ~ .. RrM9de~C.ttfomll Prwllllw mMI et MOf9nO Valley, 3 p.m. ....... High edtOOt-~ .. &tana. at~ Hafbor, 7 p.m.; Cotta Meu et Westminst«, 7 p.m. ..,.. ~Ustangs tame Lions •GO~ The Costa Mesa High girls golf team earned its first Gol- den West League triumph of the 1eason Tbwsday, topping vtalting Westminster, 3ll-322. at the Costa Mesa Golf & Country Oub. Natal.le Drapm.a (40), Kendall Hom (47), lko Kaga.soff (53) and Kade Mchy (53) al5o contributed for the Sailors (2-4, 0-2 ln league). AJiao Improved to 3-4, 2-0. 1-t, ct.#. C.H 7..f, dflf. F.mender &-2; CaMettv INHl 1oM. M , M , won, 7-6; Chin (NH) lo9t. CH. 1-t. won, M. ~-Stu,.,....Dunl~ (NH) loll LO •GOLF: Newpon Beach resJdenl Pele Daley ftnjgbed in a three-way tie for ninth ln the Z7th annual Southern Califoniia Golf Associa- tion Senior Amateur champio n- ship, which concluded Wednesday al the Wilshire Country aub. C<>'lege men -UC Orm at UC Irvine, 7 p.m College women -UC Irvine at Cal Poty San Lui• ~,7p.m. ..... '*''*"'~ ... &-7, def. Cew-Snyct.nNn &-2, def. Woodbridge beats Tars •TENNIS: The Newport Harbor H1gh gjrla tennis team lost, 10-8, to visiting Woodbridge Thursday in the Sea View League opener for c.orten-Spftr 6-3; McKay-Adami (NHI lo.t. &-7, 3-0. won. &-1; Ctudt-M clnto1h (NH) to.t, :M, C>-6, won, M . OaJey, a Mesa Verde Country Oub member, finished 8-over-par (n-73-150) in the 36-hole cham- pionship. Placentia's Steve Bogan (68-72 -140) won the tt>urnament by four strokes o ver Encino resi- dent Paul Kay and Steve Yavorslcy. from Capistrano Reach. High sdtool git11 -Sage Hill at Oxford. 3 p.m ; s.nta Barbara at Corona del Mar. 2:30 p.m Vo•tbel College women -Idaho at UC Irvine. 7 p.m. Ouiaty Gregory was the medalist for the Mustangs, with a nine-hole round of 56 on the par-35 coune. Melissa Pardue (60), Sata,b Gra- barsky (62), Abby Oaytv (66) and Julia Jarasonsky (67) also chipped in for the Mustangs (l-3 ln league). bolh teams. · It ls the second close loss in a row for the Sailors, who fell, 10-8, to Troy Wednesday. Sage Hill defeated •GOLF: Sage Hill School fresh- man Justine Olen shot I-over-par 37 to capture medalist honors, but St. Margaret's earned a 215-238 Golden West League girls golf vi e- 2640 leQaf Notices ..... The lollow1n1 peoon~ ere dOtn& bU$1AUS H 1) PBQ Internet Com mun1c1t1on1. b) PBQ [nterpmes, 5324 81h11 Bl1nc1 W Ste Q. Lqun1 Woods, CaltfOfnie 92653 P1lr1Cle 4nn Bothell. 139 A S1nt1 Isabel. Coste Meu. C1l1forrna 92627 Thrs busmen rs con ducted by en ondlv1dual Hi ve you sti r ted dome buslnen yet7 Ye\ ()8.()9f'JOCX) Pair.era Ann Bolhtll This statement wu fried w1lh the County Cler~ of Oranee County on 09/21/04 20046001713 Darty Prlot Sf'pl 24. Oct I. 8. IS. 2004 FS4J Ni<lle.tltWcl MOOOOf MUCSMl u.a.I D .. I ' rt,..., Of I.Im PlOf9TY HortlrMks: Notice ts hereby 111ven "" that a closed brd sale S-M-060& s-Gt-2'7 will be held al M1n1 U a...&.....t.1. Sto••1e II 1111 Camel ~.,. buk Strf'el. Newport c.M.9.D ..... tf Buch. CA 9?660 on 0<1. ~-'......._ art., 2004 at 11:00 AM Proiect Descrtploon to satrsly the hen on the Oemolrhon and removal property stored al the addren above 1n the of e"strne mobile unrls listed lenants homes, ottoce buildm&. notated lhe 1nventorres marntenant e bu1td111e lrsled at the hme 01 ancillary improvements rent1I landlord makes ~:~,~~nr&oa~;!~~.~;d pro no repmenlahon or lect1ve device at the Ef wa11 anty that the urttts Morro Mobile Home contain Hid rnvento11es t>1rk, A42J6 JIM NE.AC£ MISC ronvers•on of lht! sub HOUSlHOl O ITfMS 1ect srte to a pubhc park 84603 BRITI ANY rti wrth day use and over OM PSO N M ISC n•&hl accommodatrons HOUSEHOLD ITEMS rnvolvina construction of 83633 DAVID PROVEN t ampflrounds. publrc CAL MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS amen1t1es parkme lots. '"676 DAVID PROVEN cr eek restoration, water CAL MISC HOUSEHOlO Quality improvements ITEMS uhhly up1ue1es. aban donment ol the ~ptic All unrts must be paid for at the l ime of the 1ystem, tr11I improve u le No checks ac ments. and construction of a hie cepled No one under euird \talion the a2e ol 18 Is allowed Proiect l ocal oon to attend the sele Each Cr ystal Covr State Park, person attt ndtn& must f \l&n rn and a1ree to 8471 Paci oc Coast follow all Rules ind H11hway 1 •euoa Beach Or inee Reeulatoons of the sale r.ounly CA The landlord re~rvu Public Hunn& Dale the 111hl lo bid at the Odober 13 7004 ute All purchased Meetroa beeins .tt 9 00 eoods are sold ·as 1s· am and must be removed by ttearin1 l ocat1on !l OO Pm on the day Ooubletree Club Hotel followrna Ille sale ISi!> Hotel C11cle Soulh Shelv1n1 is the property of the landlo< d. do not San D1e110 CA 92108 iemove unless autho phone (619) 881 6900 1 •ted Buyer 5 m ust Hearin& Procedures provide a curr ent, lhrs rtem .,111 be •e o1111nal or a photocopy ported to fht. Commts ot therr ort&rnal res1le soon al !hrs perm•I al trmf' of sale hu ron11s ao rmmalerral on lieu nl sales tu This u tension as part ot lhe sale " subiect to South Coast Deputy Orrector's Repor 1 People c•ncell1tion 1n the e'(ent The lollowrn& persons are do1n1 business as a) Spencer C1aph1<.s & P11nt1n1. • b) Network St1opp111e Club. c) left Coast Real Estate Ser v>eu, 2560 £ Chapman Avenue, Surte 177 Or an&•. CA 92869 left Coast Con$ultrn11 & Oevelopmenl. l l C (CA), 2!>60 C Chapman Avenue. Suit e 177, Oranee'. Ca 92869 This bu&inen 1s con ducted by l 1m1led Lrabtlrty Co Have you star led dome busrneu rel' Yu 09/01/2004 left Cont Consultona & Development 11 r Donald Spencer, Man •et• Tho~ statement was hied with the (;ounty Clerk of Oranee County on 09/14/04 200 ... 000113 Oarly Pilot Sept 11. 74 Oct I 8 2004 r !l I/ The follow1n1 persons are doin11 business .is CAVU lid 25761 Mat 11ue11te Pkwy • 10 l Mission Vr(!1o CA 9?69? Michael l Murray 25761 Mar11uerrl~ Pkwy I 103. M1ss1on V1!'10. CA 92692 This business '' ~on ducted by an tnd1v1du•I Have you slarltd dome busmen yet' Yn8/0l/04 MtehaeJ J Murr•Y This statement was hied wrth lht County Clerk of Oranee County on 09/14/04 20046000721 Daily Prtot Sept 11 74 Oct 1.8.2004 f !ll6 The lollow1na pt'rson' are dorn& busrnen as Sensational Courm,t 17922 Skypa•k Cuclt "M" Ir vine CA 92614 l•m McDonald. 871~ I Whrte Oak R1dae •91 Oranee. CA 92869 An McDonald 821~ I White Oak R•d&t •91 Or anee. CA 92869 This bus•nf'S\ •s 1 on ducted by husb111d .tnd wile Have you started d111na business yet' No Trm McDonald This statement wa\ fried with the County Clerk of Oran&f' C"unly on 09/28/04 20046002502 011ly P110t Oct I 8 t ~ 22. 2004 I ')4R ol lettlement betwfen oppos1ne the u tension landlord and obh11led m1y 1ppur al the pirty •llCIOf hea11n1 or may sobml1 Publtshf'd Nt wporf •• .,. ... _ their conc"ns by letter ...,_ o II ,. __ 10 the Commissoon on or Beach/Cosll .... u 1 Y Notice IS hereby 11ven before date of publte Pilot Sepfember 24• th1t the Crty Countrl c>f hea11n11 II an ob1ech on October 1· 1004 f5Jl the City of Newport 1s received at the MOOOOfNUCSAIJ Buch win conduct a hn11n1 or rn Comm1s pubhc he1rrne fo con s1on offices before dale OflmPIOfll1\' sider th e Order of of public hear •na, the Notice '' hereby 1iven C()(lslructron of publ•< [Jecullve Orrector wrll tllat a closed bid safe 1mpro vamenh alone 1tpo1t the obrechon to will be held at Mrnr U H1&hland Street •nd the Commission befofe Slora11e. 1117 Camel· Cr1nt Street Ffontrn& thr e1ten&lon 1s re back Sire.I, Newport 7000 i nd 7012 We't leu ed Wrrtten com BHch, CA 91660 on Oc1. Coast H1&h••Y fhr menls may be of ~Y ltll, 2004 11 10:00 AM process wtll be con len1th or •I tHhmlll'/ to satisfy the hen on the ducted pursu1nt to the w11f be propetly stored et t!M C1lrforn11 Stru t end accepted on the day that addfns ebove '" the Hictiw1ys Code. 01v11fon the eucuhve drrecl 0<'s unrh fisted Ten1nts 7 · The Improvement Act report rs scheduled. end nol•l•d the 1nve11t0f1es of 1911. Ctlepttr 27 will be hmrted to 3 lrsted 11 the trme of Construction of Std• m111utes Of less for eech rental L1ndlotd melles welu end Curbs lht speeller. de~d1n11 on no representation or scope of the publrc the number w1shme to werrenty that the units Im p r o v • m • n I • co II be heard If the £ u cu conllin said Inventories struclton Is clewibed tlve Otre<:tor determines A 2 2 5 2 E RN E S T below. that the ob1ect1on SCHMIO(R H...._.S,,._t Identifies chan1ed cir Al006 ERLE HALLIBUR· (xc19t where • con cumstlncu tllal may T()flj, MISC. HOUSEHOLD, ciete drlv1way lflO'Olch .effect the consistency PCRSO~ EFFECTS Is required to pro11lde of Ille development w1tll 82955 ERLE HAlllBUR· ••hiele ec:eess to the UM Coest1t Act, or If f()flj, MISC HOUSEHOLD, u lsllnf on·site p11111n1 Jhr .. Commlnloners l'ERSONAl EFHCTS spaces )Int nontle<ly ol tequeat • lleatlfl&, the 8USINUS RECOtlDS West Co.t1t Hlpwey, eppflcallon shell be 8\505 RANDY KUHL.ER, construct lull he•ahl ~~ for 1 llearinl for KOHUR & ASSOC!· eonc:reta curb and full et • fvtur• Cotnmtaion ATt:S, INC. w1odttt COftCftl• 111tt•• ''"'ttna on whether B2954 RANOY KUt4lf.ll. elont tlle •tut• re tllw• .,, ch111119d cir-BUSINESS flJRNl'TlJR[/ melnlnt i.n.tfl of llle CUmttenc" ttl•t effect EQUll'Mf.HT 7000 W..t Coast """ Its c:onslst.tncr wltll tM Al unit.I Must be paid wey lfld 7012 Weat Coe*'•I Act. H ttHw• ere fof et Ille lime of the Coast Hllltw•y Jll'OCHl'IY no of>tKtlons, the l)efmit sai.. No c;MellS IC· llM wlll be 9'ttnded for one ceptect No OM undlf ...... sw..t yew. tM ... ot ta It tllowlff Cottetrvct fult Mlrthl No OM ~II Pftdlct 1.0 ett.tnd Hie Mii. hell eoftefete Curll lfld fo" how qulc:llty the Cont· penon •ttlftdlfll lftlltt whtttl C04'1CfeU Jlltl• ,..._ wlll COlftPlei• elcft 1R _,., ..... to ...... IN •ltr• """" .... It-Of lloW foltow etl lt111h M4 of the 7000 W•t Cotti "*" will 1111 ~ lt ... tilM of IM ... ......,..,.,'"'1t~lt te • .._ ""8. n. TM ....... ,....,. filOT1CC tS ''t.,,, .... ~OfllWl'lhllolt ~ Ncfl t11t f11M .. W It .. GMN HEMl't' ~ "'9 utltofl 1t tlM t-. 11k. All ,.,c,114' City C...at of IN City list•• ... cPtlWI ............... ~ .. -...rt 9-1:11 .... Hdl ltatll Mt ·-· .................. tf •tT.....,, omMr 1.!i ••ctft Ill •atttor..., •• •·• "' • -, D4 It lllllt .._of 7:w dru•11Ncn. St.eff el felltwl"I "'' 1ale. 'A • 1111 ...... lllJIMI t11e ..,, • ..._ C-· ........ 11 .. ,r.-tw • c:...I CllllMn •• ..... 9""°' CM .... of; .. ~ .t llilt ...... .., ..... .... ,... .............. ,..... -..... ".,.,... lllt .. ... Ac-.. .... ... s...... The lollow•n& persons are dotn& business es Best Mov1n1 Ser vice 1623 o·oonnell Wey, Oran1e. ~A 92867 u s Household Mov· en, Inc • (CA). 1623 N O'Donnell Wey, Orenp. CA92867 l hrs business Is con· ducted by. a corporation Hav~ you sterted dotn& bus• 1ess yell Yes. 10 19 9? U S Household Mov eo. Inc . Mark [ Lynn. Presrdenl !hr\ statement was filed with the County Clerk of Onin&e County on 09/28/04 2000002soo Daily Pilot Oct 1 8. 15 n 2004 r!ls1 FktitlM lllilltss ... s ...... lhe follow1ne persons are doina bus1nen ds d) 1C11otCase, b) Toddler Aid l > Baby Aid dl Child Aid e) C1lrforn11 Consullrn&. I) CA Con '\ult1n1t Croup 2463 Ir vine Ave •£4 Costa Mna CA92627 Cat0I S Aeay 2463 lrvint Ave •EC Costa Mesa CA 92627 lh1s business is <.On du' l~d by an rndrvtdual H4ve you started do1n1 buStness yd1 No Carol S A.gay lhts statement was hied with the County Clerk of Oranee County on 09/?l/04 200460016SO 011ty Pilot Sept ?4 Oct I 8 I'.> 2004 F542 AdllM ..... "-*'-' rh~ followtn& persons are doina business •s Newport 11 Your feel 119 Ruby Ave • Newport Buch, CA 92662 Clas• of 2000 L L C (CA) 119 Ruby Ave • Nt wpor I Beach, CA 92667 Tho\ business ts con ducltd by l 1m1ted l 1ab1hty Co 11ave ynu stalled dome business yet' No Clas' of 2000 I l C . (. . ., olyn 0 Clark owner V1<e President lh" statement wn lrlell with the County Clerk of Oranee County on 09/14/04 20046000731 Daily Pilot Sept 17. 24. Ort 1 8 2004 rs10 flct"-.... ... s...... I hi' lollowina persons a;t doine business es Holrday House Liquor 7935 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar CA 92625 ll••na H Yrn 1842 Port Weslbourne Pl . Newport BeiH h CA 92660 Susie H Vin, 1842 Port Westbourne Pl Newport Beach, CA 92660 lhrs busrnen os con <fueled by husband and wife Have you 1l1r led do1n1 business yet1 Yes. 10 1 1985 KoneH Yrn lh1s statement w1s fried with the County Cfe.k of Ou nee County on09nl/04 20046001 ... 2 011ty Pilot ~I 24. Oct 1,8,15.200t f540 1!* .. .... lltllrh'I ,..... ..,.,. ..... w.. ......... "' .... ...... a. •• ,..... ''"''' • nnHI, &;"'"•' Or•ar ''t===~~~i.8~ .. .. ... ,,,,..,.. ~-·:;;: -· ......... = -..... ,.,.,.. " .... c..-. .. --.. .... .. .._ .... ,,, .......... , .. ... ""'fa:....., ......................... . ~. . .................. , ..... ~-· .. .. 1.~·.: .. --... .. .. . W'*"'~ Rcftm ..... "-S...... The follow1n1 per sons are do1n1 busrntss as Absolute Motorcars 3183 f Arrway Avenue S111te 113, Coste Mesa CeUfotn11192626 MMD Motorcars In c:orporaled (CA). 2549·B Eastblull Or tve Apt •151. Newport 811cb, Celllornl• 92660 This busrnus rs con dueled by a corporation Hne you star led dotn& buslnns yet? No MMD Motorcars In~ corporated Matthew [llrston. VKe President This statement was filed wtlh the County Clerk ot Oranee County 0009/21/04 200460017 1 I 011ly Pilot Sept 2<1 Oct I. 8, 15 2004 I 536 Adltllat.silm "-S...... !he follow1n2 per\ons are dome business as OC AUTOSOUNO 16335 HI• bOt Blvd . f ountam Valley. CA 92708 A.sat Ahmad 16335 Harbor Blvd f ounlarn Valley CA 92708 Basum [lhatem. 16335 Harbor Blvd F 011..nhrn Valley CA 92708 f hrs busone\s 1s con dueled by d aeneral par tnershrp tlave you star led dom& bus1nen yt't' Yu, 7 29 04 Asal Ahmnd fh1s \lalemenl was fried wrlh the County Cltr~ of Ora,.ge County on091l8/04 200460024'8 Daily Pilot Oct I 8 15 n 2004 rs52 Fktltl..W..U "-S....... fht lollow1n11 person~ are doin11 business as a) Pacrhc Mesa Prop· erltes. b) I 7fh Street Self S1uraae 670 We5 t I/th Street, Suite C 4 Cosl.J M•\a CA 9?677 Pacrltt Me'53 Proper flM l P a Calrforn1a l rmtled P<1rlnersh1p 670 West 17th Strtet Suite C •. Costa Mesa CA 976?1 lhis bu"ness rs con ducted by a hm1ted partnership H1v~ you ~tarted do•ne business yet' Yes May 2. 199.J P1clflc Mew Proper toes. LP. Marshall Dutt 1eld. President Th11 statement was fried with the Count y Clwk of Ou nce Count y on 09/02/04 200'69HSOS Deity P110t S.pt 10. 17 24, Oct I, 200t FSOJ fkllm ..... ......... The lollow1n1 persons ire dom& business n Prado 01vrn1 Services. 339 Polrna Creen Or Coste Mesa. CA 92626 Aueuslo Prado, 339 Pohnt CrHn Or , Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This business 1s con dueled by an md1v1dual Have you started do1n1 bustnen yet' No Au1ust o Prado This st1temf nt WIS Uled with the County Clerli of Or 1n1• County on09/l4/04 2004M00724 Dally Piiot s.pt 17. 24. Oct. 1. 8. 2004 F513 MIM..._ ......... Tiit foitowlnl l)ef'1011S ere dolnt bllllness as: Etecent Otc0t by Kim. 26 lru~ VIM, Irvine, Ce92603 K lmbtr l r Hel en Bqrllflllefl, 211 Trumpet Vint, Irvine, CA 92603 Tiiie ~le COf'I clucttd by. ett llldlvidu.tl ....... ~ ........ dollla ~'"" K ....... This I~ WH fhd Wttti tM eo-ty Cloln of Ontntt County Oft Ot(Zl/04 ......... J Delly , ... s.t. 24, Oct. I, I, 1'. 2IDOt. fMl ........ ........ MUCllOOO <mWl)f lUfflC WACT fllPIOGIAI THC cosr4 MESA CITY COUNCIL will !\old a publlc hear1n2 IOI the annual review of lhf' Citywide l 1 aft•l lmpa<.I Fe. PfC>ll'•m on Monday, October 4. 2004. di 6 30 p.m., 1n thP Counr 11 Ch1mbers of Coty Hall. 77 r arr 011v~ Cos I• Mesi THE. !RAH II: IMPAC. I FEE Proeram has been established 111 fon~nlf the improvement\ nl'• u s.try to ddtl•t'~ th• cumuldt•vt-1m~· i1 t '; ,,, development w1lh1n Cost a Me'\a .1nd 111 ensutr that th• ~t.H1t1Md le~~I o f C.t•r Vlf t I', matnt41t1f'd ''" th .. Traitor L11tuldt11111 ·,v, tem AN AUOll 01 t lH fraff11 lmlloH I f •·r ProarJm t\ dVd1t;1tJ1t· fw review tiy thf' puhlo1 ,it lht Co\la Mr\• 1.11y Clerk \ 0 1111 e // I 111 011ve Co\la M~q PUBll(; lOMMI NI ' 10 erlher or di o• w1111en form may bt llrt\enlrd du11n11 the pubhc hf'<1r me For lurthf'I nlur m;at1on l~le11hor11 t 11 41 75-4 533!) (II Yl\lf flrt• Tr•nsporldlturi \rrv1t.P\ NOTICE OF PETI· TION TO ADMINIS- TER ESTATE OF FAY PHILLIPS Case No A227405 To an heus t>enefi oanes. creditors connn gent ~editors and per ttOnS wtio may othefwl5e be rnleresled on tne wiM or e5tale. or t>om ot FAY PHILLIPS A PETITION FOR PA06ATE 11a5 bee!l hied by Pau~ne Silbk>w rri the Supenor Court of Calffomla. CO\Jn!y ot OAANGf THE PETITION FOR PROS A TE re quests lhal Pau11ne Sablow be appomtf'd a~ personal repr"'8ntativP to adm1111stl'r lhl> estatl' o1 the oecf'<lf>nt THE PETITION requests tM ~"' s lost ""'" and coelied' t any. be adm1ttf'd '" probate Copies of rrw> lost "Mfl and anv COdie11~ are available lor eurn• nabOO rn !hi> hie kept by the court A HEARING on lf1e petition Wiii be t'teld on October 21 2004 at 1 45 PM rn Dept No L73 tocated al 341 The Crty DrMt, OraflQf' CA 92613-1571 IF YOU OBJECT to the granbng OI the pt'I• !JOO. you should appear at the hNnng and stajjt your oo,ec1IOnS or f11t1 wlinen o0j«1lol ie wtltl the court before I he 01v1\1on al City Hall. 77 r "" 011vt Costa Meu . Mond.ty throu&h f rrd1y. 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m IUl IL I OLCIK Deputy f1ty Clerk City of Cost• Me,.. ACCOUNT NQ 01 Publrshed Newport Beach/Costa Meu Darty Prlot September 24. 25, ?6, ?7. 28. 29. 30 Ot.tober I 2. 3, 2004 FS28 fktiliM--.U "-S....... lhe following pl'rson~ drf' doing bu\1ne\\ ·~ M i M ln•~stm~nl l'rupt>f lie• 1810 f h10~ Hd fn•I• Mp~a (.A 9lb76 0dYld K M1ll1·1 /IHO Chio~ Hd r.w td M~'>d. t A IJ76?6 l\41hy A Millr1 1870 L111n~ Rd Cwl~ Mt~• LA 926?6 fh1'S busirw-.,· ... ton 1tuded lly d ~~ner al pa• t ne1~h1p Ha•e you ,1a1 t1·~ dome llu\1nen yel 1 Yes. 9 I 7004 Kathy A Millt>r 1 his. ~tat•m•nl wJ' filtd with lh• County Clerk of Orang~ tounty on09'21/04 20046001641 Daily P1lut S•pt .'4 Ot I I 8 I'> ?004 f'l31 heanng Your appear anoe may be 10 person or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contt~ gent cre<111or ol the dec&aSed, you must hie your d a1m wrtrl tile court and mart a eopy to the Pf'™lNI r~IJve appocnted oy ttie court wrttlfl tour montlltl liom the dale of first ISSUa/lCe ol letters as pt'CMd9d In Prooate CoOe sec1lorl 91()0 The time for liflng claims wtM not e,.Pre before lour monltie from tne heanng da1e noclceci above YOU MAY EXAM INE the Irle llep( by ttle court tt you are a pe!1IOO !flle<e-;ted rn ~ Mtale. you may file wttri the oour1 a ReQuMt !()( Spec.al Nooce (form DE 1 54) ol tile lilrng ol en inventory and apptaieaf ot estate assets or OI any pebbOO Of acoount as provided on Probale Code !ecilorl 1 Z.50 A Request tor Special Notice form IS available from the court Cfe<tr. Attorney for petitioner D EARL ELLIS ESO I 5200 W SUNSET BlVD STE 210 PACIFIC PALISADES CA 90272 Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Dally CN713635 PHIL.LIPS Sep 24.25. Oct I, 2004 High acnool gir11 -Westminster at Estanaa, 3:15 p.m.; JSerra at Sage Hill. 5:30 p.m .. Costa Mesa at Ocean View, 3:15 p.m.; Corona del Mar at M~ McAuley national tournament Chicago, all day Wftlrpolo High school boys -Sagb Hrll at Jordan 3 15 pm Subiec I to cond•h<>ns prescrrbed by tht Univ~• ''' I 11 I • "'' 11 ••nr roponses to the University s PrequalrlrLahun (Ju• 1 11 '" • ' r ·'II" Build contract arr w u11ht from OeSl&ll 8u1ldr r I '"' • 11 ..... , ~,,., ..... ltOWlAHD IW.I. SBSMK ~AND Ouotnl> MAINTOtAHCI l'r-tect ....... "° 1 ?() UNIV£R~ Of CALIFORNIA Ill lll'ff l'HQUAUftCATN>N Ofl'aOSHCTIVI DISH* 8UllDfRS The Un1vers1ly s pomary obiectrvl' rn ul1l111n1 llor n ·~" ,,,,.,,f .tt•11rodt h 11 to b<rne the best available 1nletrdl~d de\1Rn 1110 ' '" r "' '"'" """"~n· e to this P10,ect The Un1vers1ty hd> dPtermu .... f rh•• "· ~n li•Hldr•\ wnu submit propnsats on thrs PrOlftCI musl be 111••11111.1 .. 1 r '"'l'"'"l1rrl O•"·•iln 8u1ldets will be-1equ.red to havr thr loll11~11••' 11 t11"" • ' ,,,,,.,, tm ' hcenH GIN(ILU aUILOHfG, ••• GlNIU.l DISC .. TION Of WOH fhe oroposed Rowt1nd Hall $fl't\rl\h I .... .,., H I 1f t n1 lJ• lrtrtd Matntenant.P pro,e.ct consrsh. ol '"°' lur 111, 1•1 1 1 • tt · • ·• t , l·u•llJmg by (Jf'itltnR buthe!.~fS on tht t d t M1'1 J;,.. ' -~· I fl .. lnHM111£ .)\ wfl'll 1 l.hmpld mn nt Orlrrrt''1 M u 1, n ,, • /ir • ff~ .. , 1 t1t1~ bu1I01na lh~ hutirt-S.\.t'1. will b~ cr,.dl~tJ t,.,, 1..-.-. 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''" 11 • u 'Lib•. lht'ff-rlft' also e J 1\llfllt ,,,,.., 111 11t1• ''' h ,1111 111 Uu 111 • h.1r111 JI penthou~t.! that wtH tu.• 1Hdtp'"n'1f•ntlv ,,, ... .,.11 .. t' 1 "''" '"' • •··1 .011pwt ". f ot tht Oetnred Maintendncf' ,,.,,,.,,11 1t 11, t"'"''' tt11 •••h,,011.11 \y\tem 1n th,. ,..,,~hn.,_ bu1fd1n;! will 1H••lt ,.. ,,. 1pt1•fl• 1-11-'' '' "111 ,11 l11 repldt I" I 'l r1.1· ltng Au HJndltt't lJmt w•P , ,,.,. ,,..,,,,,., • 1 ,_," '•, '•t 11 nt \Y\ltm mctnituld th.-tumeo hor11J 1 •• 1 1 y"tfru1 " I 111 '•• """ I AV l.tb ttH tt1m1fldl uo11• The r, ..... ,,ff1 M .• 1fllr n .tllt . • , A .. tl\l intloOt\ elaqnmeru f'llly -...qJ1n~ 11,,. t••t1·1 1u1 lowering t •1\hng f1rt' dfarm twll 1 .. v11 • t & 1\111 . 11 .. 1n 1h entuf'ly Afttldpcrted c ... 1roc1VokH•s 11 ,a00,4<10 Mo•f-A<<ept-• Coat: S l'1.7?1. I SJ l'ROCIDURIS Thti prflQUdhfH a t•nn p101 ... w ill to h I t • ' ~,. H ' u•l .. ,11 r••sult 1n tht' 'i.elttdton nt prf'QUc.thf1 .. t1 lh 1." H t• • W"i "''' I • ••.u .. d propo,al d11t u1nenls tnr ti,.., P1 nw1 l ,.,., I w11f he the \uhm11t.ll ut t Pr-••t11.1 11 • 111 i. 11 ,, • • ' in mon• detail below After re<t'IUI 1d ttH •'r1•q1111 In 1'• r lht: Uruv~rc..1ty will rev•ew ,tnd dt•t••101111• , ~"'*"' ,, ' • •,,I ffequ .. \t c... lor clanrymt( infmm11f1on .t111t .1•t1t1h• 11 11 t.11 lhl'!t t1m~ 1f rt-QUlrt-d Aft~t ,,., •'•lit 111,1 • 1·vwv.i ' ·r • ''·II 1h 11 111«1 ddd1t1tmdl data ~ach t'r~oualtftl .;lum <Jiu '\h• '" -'"' ,. 1 •• • ''~' • "" .. ' poinl ,. ort Storing 11t Ot>c_'"" ~u1lt1;.r • '"' H by tilt otpplocahon of an P'ldhl• .h~it ,,,1111, '4~qo1rrmrnt\ '1nd th,. ••ltni \y\t.-nl t • 1 n 1 • 1 • Quf>\l1onn•H~ > Ues1gn Builder' "''m m• •' '' • m11-umum qu.ahtvmg tttt~I PQtnt' t '' ttu 'r lrf 1 1 on t'ut 7 ut tho~ p,.qual1fKahnro '""' ·~ P'ort 2 .-;'Ill bt" th~ lntf'r \l'ltW u~~ ·~" llt I Jt I nt nnt lf\ry have hf't"O ,,,,,., ff"d f11r 1h• ' "' wtll Addrec.' thf' 1ltms des' r•hf"d 111 ttH I '' •J11 t •. •' rhf' fe'\.U1f'S Of fht lntf'lf 'llf'W Wllf tJ• •'J1 ti .1f1 tr P\l~bhshrO r di IOI£ Sy\ltm lhf 0~· IJ/ll h11hh I ,.,., Un1ver~1ty rn Patt Z will hP flll'1111~lol11•t1 t11 P101efl P'alQUAllfK.ATION SCHIOUU ... .-••'fu t On frl,,.y, ~·-..... 24. 2004 al 2'00 pm., Prequolll tcallDfl Qy.e'ltlonnofrff w1U bf!' 11SUtrd tn 1Mt,.rf"-.tM1 l>t'•.1.,1n h111I h·t ti Oe!.1~n & C ('lf1' 1111• •·~ , • "'' ,. Un1ver\1fy nl ( .1ht"'"'"" It._'' 'l/OJ Calttorn1d Av•·n11t -.;.,i1. ' lrvint GA 'l/h'I/ 14' II { orn,.r nt l'• .no A,ypnu~ 1011 ( ..,1,1 A • I nr 1nlorm~hon Lall the ho>lhn• c~'f ll/4 11111 '4 • > 1 I I On Tuudoy. ~eber s. 2004 D M oftdoto•y o ... 9" 8u1lder r reqvoUfltotton C°"fetenc• ••II hr 1tttJu1 t, ,., rt111t•, 2:00 r .M . Only Oe~1g" Ru1ld•·t whr• t•t1 I •I'"' lo l fp11 1 • u I ~nlH Ph will bt' allowrd lo ·.ubm1t f'rf'11u.thf,, tlmt t 1u1 ~1. 11 •·•••• f'1t•1~u\ art•vin~ "'"'*' 7:-0S r .M. Niii "''' .,,. ,flloi'V•,, 1 111 1d • t ,, • tu,,,,.,,, Qur\tu1nnt1trf'' Par t1npanft... \h..tll mt ... 1 •1 lhHVN'\flV llf ( 4l1f11fflht ''f'I " UniVt'f\lfy R .. , ..... ,, ti I u .. Cunt"'"""'' l tott11 1 •,J'>J (.alltarnftl AvPnut \ •· I 11 Ir Y•ll• LA 9/b'I/ 'I' fur tu1thr1 111f1u mdt•on 4 •tf'tl.~c I f v.4 t•n11d•' · "' 194918/4 IV/ lht d...tth .. to receive ...... ,.i.ted l'requaltftcot1on wfll be Weci..ffdoy. OctM.r f l. 2004 et 4 00 r M 0fl\I n & C un\hut l1uu u••vtffl\ All• 1 Un1v~r •h I ( .1ttfor "'·' "'70 l t'aht '' "' 1 Av#nufi' <:.u h '".I lf\,.nr I A 92697 74'>1 Ou~\f•otutatr•• Ot\tln Ku1hh_•1 J'r t:Qudlifu ell Hin (Juf'Sl1onn.411 , 11,. 1 4ff.tthment' .hAll br wbm1tt~d m w•led rn•• • • ,.. 1 "'" notalton on lh• ouh16e •ROW\AND HAll SllSMIC IM P'ROlllMf NTS ANO OlfHalD MAINTINANCl. rROJlCT NO 990120~ ., • 1'1•• rd to the ottotr de\1anated i1bovt INCWOI ONl ORtGtNAl ANO fHRH C<>f'llS Of fHl PRfOUAllflC.ATION QUISTM>NNAIH (WITH ATTACHMlNTS). De''i" A111l~•·1 ,,.,11 1 ·"''' •ull re\.POOSlb•lttv tot t1mfily dfll1vpr., .ti th,. Inc atm11 Jt '• 11.tlt·rt t , , ,. , ,.,,it d Prtqu•lihcdltnn Outl'-.l•onna1t ,., fl1 ti ff'lephonu tu mu1t 1 1,.1. •' tpt1u Prequ•ltfu •. at1nn \jut''.f1onnd1ttt'\ .,,,. mv.1hd .1nd wilt • ,t t11 1 'Ptr1 Nn prtQuahlt< a loon dn• um•nls will t.1• J• 'rptrd •Itri 4:00 r M . \"o·d .. ~\cl.1y October IJ 1004 t111Wt'V•• lhr Umv .. \lly <eS•••.. thP ···hi In ''-tUf~I r~Lf't"t .1nd flv•ludlto \u"pl• mrnl 11 tntQrm,.hon .lfl'f'f n-. .. •ho v• I rn• UH1 d.1tf •t tt'\ soft df'ff6fmtnAl1on <';ut t ,., ful Oett12n rlu1IJet• ••" t•,. nohl14'd of the dale l1mt' 1nd t0o almn hf lhf'rr 1nlt• ••rw\ UQUlSf fOfl PROPOSAi. ~St&n Builders w•ll bl' nnllf1rrl wl>rlhrr ,., not lllr} hav~ tw-~n I" I'll" 11.tlf'(I •''"' th• Un1ver~1ly 'valualf'' lh• •f'\Ult\ 11! th, . .,1.,...... An Announcf'mtnl to p,.quahhPd Or\1an l\u1l<frf\0 wrll loll"w ''"" 'lym1 !ht' t:taC't dat~s t1mt4-""" 1nr41linn tnnc t'rnina ltwa av••IAb11it, '~ f'11'""',1 Document\ Bid (Proc>051I J Setu11ty 1n lh~ Amnunl ut to'\ ot th11 lum~· ">um Boe P11c@ Propos;il, uclud1n& altftrnale\ 'hAll ~· 1 omr1any •lch Propgul lh~ suret y llSurn1 the 81d Bond shall ht' on 11\4' Propos1I Deedhne an admitted suret; 1n~<H'r as def1nf'd 1n th• Cahfc>1n11 f"Clde •lf C1111I ProcedUfc Se< hon 995 120 AH insurance policies requrred lo b• obt11nt'd by !ht O.s11n Butldel shill be sob,ect to awovel by Un1vtr~ty In< IOfm 1nd w bstance AM pohctes for Commercuil rorm General ltabthty f ''"" l1et>1hty 8.n-n Automo•ile L14blhly and Professt0nal l 1eb1hty Insurance d 1an M 1\.SWd •1 c:ornp1r1ies wrtll a Bttl rahfll of A or belt.,. and a flnenc:>al clan1hcett0" of Vitt or better (or an equ1vllen1 11t.n1 by Stenctltfd a Poor or Moody's) All p0hcte1 reqvlfed for Wor'er' CompenseliOfl af\41 Cmployeu l1ebtl1ty Insurance sl\81 be ~ed by compen'" (1) that 11.tw 1 Best rattn1 of 8+ or bett•, atHI • f'"8"Claf r lasSlhcetlOfl of VIII or belt., (or 1n equ•ve..,,t rat\tlt by St.tn•ct & Poor or Moo4y s) Of (M) 1:1\et we eccllf)tltlll to IN Uftlv«sity Tiie Certthute of lfl'Wle~• .,_.. be Issued on the Un111WMty'1 form The auccnstul Dnlcn 8vltdw aMI lt'a s..t>cor1tract0t1 w• be 1 to follow Ille ~lln!Mtlon reciutr~b HI tottll In ltte 9 Documents end lo 1181 .,,_111n1 w11t '''" al the tocetlof\ of the -11. A copy of the ...... ,,, ....... '*~ .... r1 ... will M Ofl ... It tN UllNtlfllty's l'rllldptl 'tclllt• -'flee all4 wl•"-" ..,,,.... to •Y 111wwt.i p11rtJ..,... r..-t r. ttlb Pfotlc'. u,. u .. iw..,.... u. i..it '1ftcl sWll eotcwc:ll a UW ~· l'f41Selft (l('#) IA ...,_ wt1t1 l.W ~ ..cu. 177l 5 <•> •• 1171 1 A l'fecellllb~ .... _... .. .. weeteaf~ 0..tt" ~ .. It' S..C...trecton lo "-cwa ..._., M4 •late~ law r........,.MI ,,.t f'I<~ 0-. ~ .......... ta IN preqMftfMMI ., •• .,. ... • .., .... -..:t ........ ..., ~ witll d of ........... ~1on~ ... 10Dt. .....,..._...,... Ill ... ; .... ........,.., ,,.~ " .......... c-:::::1 ...... ... . ......... ... . ......... ""'"""" .. wuN ................ ,_Al,., ... . De ""'··-,... ....... , ........... ~...-. •. ,,...a t• tit•_,•• ti,,....,....._."' .... .... .... Nt:>IV .................... ,...... .IEnl._ •• llSftfJI C*IF_. . ... .... ..., .. = ....... r==~·~ ·· ·-t-c.ta .... ...., ................ . Al 4 f riday, October l, 2004 ------.... Upllladclll 2M llpl.... -.......... ........... ........ .... .. fh., follow1na persons •re dolna bu51neu es· Studio KP, 1961 Fuller ton Ave.. 12. Cost1 Mna, CA 92627 Kendra louine Peavy, 1961 fullerton Ave . lf2. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 I ht$ busmass 1s con d11t h1d by an 1nd1vldu•I Have you started doma tiuslness yet7 No llendra Peavy This statement was !tied with the County Cler~ of 011nae County on 09/21/04 2004600'60 Daily Ptlot Sept 24, Oct I 8. 15, 2004 f539 RctltlM ..... Mmes....... rt1e followina per sons ~' •' doing business as llel1ablo Handyman Ser vitti, "l Whitewater Irvine. CA 92603 l,unes D Ntdever. 2 Wh1tewate1. Ir vine, CA 92603 lsab•lle C ,.1dever. 2 Wh1tewdter Irvine. CA 92603 I his business is co11 iJutled by husband and wile ltdve you started domg bu~111tiss yeti Yes. 11 71 01 JJrnes 0 N1dever 1 hts statement was ftl•d with the County Cler k of Orange County 011 09/21/04 20046001663 Oa1ty Pilot Sept 24, Oct I 8. 15, 2004 F520 & ........ ......... The followln1 persons are dolflC busln.u as: Golden Rodi A.uto Group. 6831 Elmllurat Ct , Yorba Ltnda, CA 92886 C.n Kaya, 6831 Elm· hurst Ct. Yorba Linda, CA92886 Thts business is con- ducted by: an lndlvldual Have you sl8fted dolna buslnus yet? No Can Kaya This statement was filed with the County Clerk ol Or a nae County on 09/14/04 200460007 I 1 Oa1ly Piiot Sept 17, 24, Oct I, 8, 2004 f519 fidltlM ..... Mmes...... lhe lollow1ne persons are domg business as· Alessi Style. 2301 Holly Lane, Newport Beach. California 92663 Chrts Ann Alessi. 2301 Uully l ane, Newport Beach. Cal1lorn1a 92663 Georgia Reyes. 1191 Old Phtlltps Rd . Glen dale, CA 91207 This busmess is con ducted by an un1ncor porated assc1atlon other than a partnership Have you started doing business yet? No Chris Alessi Thts statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or a nee County on 09/14/04 2004•000730 Dally Pilot Sept. 17, 24, Oct.l ,8.2004 f511 ,....... Alaill.... ....... ..... ........... ... s..... ... ...... TIMI followln1 ,_sons 1te dOina ttuslneu as: Johnny Adams A&lnt lntllfnntlon, 3857 Olrch Sl, Newport Beach, CA 92'&'1 John Adams, 3857 Birch St.. Newport BHCh, CA 92660 This buslnesa Is con· ducted by. an Individual .._.,, ~ou started dotn& 1M.11lnus yet7 Ho John Adams This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or anee County on 09/28/04 20046002493 Daily Piiot Oct I . 8!15, 22, 2004 F556 Rttlm ..... ... s...... fhe lollowina persons are dolna business as. HGO Valet Parkine Service. 890 W. 15th St. #26. Newport Beach. Calllor nla 92663-6117 Hutaleo. Jose Antonio, 890 W. 15th St. •26, Newport Beach, Calt· fornla 92663·6 l l 7 This business 1s con- ducted by: an md1v1dual Have you started do1na busmess yet? No Jose Antonio Hidalgo This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/15/04 200460009 5 1 Oatly Pilot Oct. I, 8, 15, 22.2004 f547 The f0flowlo1 '*'°"' art Clol111 business 11: Revamp PtoducUona, 1920 Cflurdl St .. Coste lku,CA92627 Jennlftf A. PerklM, 1920 Church St., Costa M.sa.CA92627 This business is cori· ducted by: an indh1ldual Have you started doln& business yet? Yes, 4-1-02 Jennifer A. Per kins This statement wu filed with the County Clerk of Orana• County on 09/21/04 2004600164• Daily Pilot Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 8. 15, 2004 F535 ........... •s...... The followina per sons are dolna busines$ as Great White Dive Co .. 1801 E 15th St. A.pt G. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Jeffrey S. Castoneway. .,i801 E. 15th St. Apt. G, Newport Beach. CA 92663 This buslnus 1s con· ducted by: an individual Have you started doine business yet? No Jeffrey S. Castongway This statement wa~ filed with the Cownty Clerk of Oranae County on 09/14/04 20046000723 Dally Pilot Sept 17. 24. Oct. 1.8.2004 f514 n. followtna ""'°"* ere doinl b·ualMU a.a: a) l.uJtant, b) Lu11ant tndusVIH, 1934 POfl Trinity fl'I., ,.ewport s .. cfl. CA '2680 Brian s-ney, 1934 Pott Trinity Pl .. Newport BHC'tt, CA 92t60 This buslntD la cOll dueled by: an llldlvldual Haw you stattect dolnt busintss yet1 i.o BrlanS-ney This statement was filed with the County Clerk ol Orane• County on09/14/04 200460007S4 Delly Piiot Sept. 17. 24, Oct. 1, 8, 2004 F508 fktlllllll .... ... s....... The followlne persons are dome business as: B N Boatworks & As· soc1ates, 621 1/2 West Bay Ave., Balboa, CA 92661 Gordon Johnson. 621 1/2 West Bay Ave .. Balboa, CA 92661 This business is con· ducted by: an Individual Have you started doine business yet? Yes. 09/ 01/2004 Gordon Johnson This statement was hied with the County Clerk of Or anae County on09/28/04 200460024'2 Oally Pilot Oct I. 8. 15, 22,2004 F554 The to1towln1 p9fsons are doln& IM!siness as Aaulrre's CIHnlne Ser· vice, 33911 Sll¥91' Lan· tern 110, Dana Point, CA 92629 Constantino Aau1rre, 3391 1 Sliver lantern 110, Dana Point CA 92629 This business is con- ducted by: an individual Have you stllrted doina business yetl No Constantino Aauirre This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or anae County on 09/14/04 20046000722 The followlna persons are dolna business as: So. Cal. Marine Service, 17731 Misty Lana. Hunllnaton Beach, CA 92649 Hemish MlchHI, 17731 Misty lane, Huntlnaton Beach, Ca 92649 This business Is con· ducted by: en lnd1111dual Have you started dolna business yet? Yes. 9-14-04 Hamish Michael This statement was filed with the County Clerll ol Or a nae County On 09/14/04 20046000712 Dally Pilot Sept. 17. 24, Dally Pilot Sept. 17, 24. f51S Oct. l, 8. 2004 F518 Oct. I, 8, 2004 ~~~~~~~I ~~~~~~~ How to Place A CLASSIFIEAD· By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Person: .UO West Bay Sum Co~ta Mc-sa. 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Meftd Ill., Cos.ta Mesa, CA cltn. S.nt• Ana. CA 92626 1%70S lamet Ooko•lc, 920 C.Oltray l . Gruber. ~•It. Pl., Costa 1415 C. McF1df1n, Meu, CA 9218 Santi Ant, CA 92706 lhl1 bU*IMM 1$ con This buslt1H• i. con ducted by: •n lnclMcluat ducttd by: "' lndlvldua.I Have you .tarted Clolna Have you •l.,ttd dolnl b~alness ya$1 i.o bualftaM yet? Yes lsmet Dokovic Gtoffttr L. C:rut>er Tiiis 1utemant was r.1111 s.tatemenJ was fllad with the County flied with lh• ' County Clerll of Or1111• County Cieri! of Oran11e Cuunty on 09/2l/04 on 09/28/04 20046001 ... 0 tOG46002.411 O.aily Pilot Sept. 24, Oct. Dally Prlot Oct. 1, 8, 15, 1, 8, 15, 2004 F534 22, 2004 F55l FlcllM .... ... s...... The followlna persons are dolne business 11: Patents for Ltts, 1621 Meu Or. '9. Santa Ana. CA 92707 Jeffrey Allan Travis, 1621 Mesa Or. '9, S1nta Ana. CA 92707 Thi$ business Is con· ducted by: an tridividual Have you started dolne business yet? Yes, 9/10/04 Jeff Travis This statement wn filed wilfl the County Clerk of Oranee County on 09/14/04 2004600073S Delly Pilot Sept 17, 24. Oct.l .8.2004 F509 The followina persons ,,. dolna business ai: Araent Fundlna. 1507 W~cllffe, Irvine, CA 92602 Ar aent Realty, Inc. (CA), 1507 Wyclllle, Irvine. CA 92602 Th ts business is con· ducted by: a corporit1on Have you started dom11 business yet? No Araent Rulty. Inc . John Chen, President Th11 statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/21/04 200A6001644 Dally Pilot Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 8. 15, 2004 F538 .......... ... ..... • Tlle foQOw!M ~ "''°"' .,. do411C-11uMt.u n : O\lll&Hll Cr-*"· c/o L uek Jo1111 "11•, t24JS e.cti B~d., StantDA, CA tOlllO rrav0t ~. r1oer "eel Jacket C.lrcfe, Hutt· tlnftOfl eue11, CA t2S48 r-tn. busJMsa la COit· dllcttd by: l'fl lndMclu•I H•v• you 1tMW ~ butlntla yat? i.o Trev« .lohflSOh Tlllt •lat.ment w•s filed with IM County Clttlt of Or•n1• County on09/14/04 20046000729 Dally Piiot ~t 17. 2A, Oct. I, 8.100' FS12 "69 .... .......... The lollowln1 persons are dolna busl1M1SS as: Lom1 lndustrlal, 327 E. 2111 StrHt, Coita Miu. CA 92627 Btll 0. Marler. 327 E. 21st Street. Costa MeSI, CA92627 This busines.s is-con· ducted by: an Individual Have you started doin& business yet? Yes, 1993 Biii 0. Marler This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 09/28104 200460024'2 Dally Pilot Oct. 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' "-•lint FM£ ESTIMAlt l.el7• 1L'--.lOIO P1AI 'I I I I FERRARI&MASERATI ef ORANGE COUNTY 2004 Ferrari 575, 150 Miles VIN# 0135174 2004 Maserati Coupe Vintage Cambiocorsa, VIN# 13629 2004 M aserati Spyder Vintage Combiocorsa, VIN# 12662 2000 Mercedes S430 VIN# YA0101 29, $38,950 Live the Dream . 2004 Ferrari 360 Spider F 1 Loaded ll Vin# 013711 6 2002 Ferrari 360 Spider VIN# 01 28628 I $199,000 f , Maserati Quattroportes Have Anivedl I ' Come in today for your Test Drivell . 2000 Mercedes SLSOO VIN# YF192715, $39,950 . 2000 Mercedes Benz ML320 VlNt YA 195175, $19,995 The only Au~orized 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 Cambiocorsa, VlN# 11013 1999 Porsche Boxster V1N# XU629638, $24,950 I D 1903, Henry Ford envllloned dw lie would one day •build a car for the peat multitude,,. and on June 16, 1903 be dJd j\llt that. In 1908, be introduced the Model T at $950, and ft became an immediate succeu Alts lmtalllng the marina uaembly lbw ln Im factory In 1913, Ford became the wodd'a blgMt car IDall\lf8ctwet. 'IWenty}'Un latm, ln 1921, right ID Balboa near the Balboa~ Tbeodore Robbu St. ltUted an auto repair abop. He bad juit returned fmm the service where be~ been working as a pilot during World War I. Hll apedence u a pilot and hJa enjoyment.for woitdng on tbinp lnlplredhlm to open up hil own repalt shop. In 1923, he Invested in his own Ford fJaochlle to help accompltah the goal that Ford had envilloned 20 years earlier. (left) 1966: Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. with his dad, l'heodore Robins Sr., founder of the dealership In the 19309, Theodore Robina Ford moved into Newpon Beach across from what la now the Crab Cooker. Later, they moved into a new space at 3100 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. They made their final move in 1966 ti> thdJ' present location at 2060 Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. watched and grew up as the btme-condmled to pow and mature. He spent time during htgb achoo] and college working at the dealenhip developing his skills in different depanmenta. He dedicated h.la 1UDU11en and holidays to working in the lube shop, the parts department, body shop, and sales office of new and used cars. After sraduating car manager. His daughter, Sarah, also wort.a for a Ford and Dodge dealership in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho as the operations manager. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. attributes the success of Theodore Robins Ford to having the dedication and love for selling can. He also believes that the success of his company relies on its employees; so he beUeves in surrounding himself with ~and e6'ecdwe personnel. He enjoys all the different facet.a of selling cars and has always loved building and racing cars, too. Having been around almost as long u Ford has been making cars, the dealership is itself evidence of the Robins' motto: Experience Counts. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. ftnds his job challenging yet responsibility through community service. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. has continued th.ls ideal and believes in giving back to the communlty. He has served on the board of directors of Hoag Hospital's 552 Oub Support Group. the Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa Cllambers of Commerce and the YMCA board. He has held positions such as a past president of the Exchange Oub of Newport Harbor, a past president of the Ford Dealer Advertising Asaociation of Southern California and the past president of the Motor Car Dealers Association of Southern California, representing all dealer lines. Recently, he was elected to serve as the president of the Costa Mesa Motor Car Dealers Association. Theodot• RObins Sr. (tn CM)~ thtt 1914 Model T rotd in 1924. The car is currently featured in the dealershap shcM-room at 2060 Harbor Blvd . . · rewarding amlhe loves the re-designed Mustang, the Hybrid Escape, and the all-new Freestyle. The Ford GTS will be available in November but it is only in limited production. These cars all provide top safety features, lots of space and cater to the different tastes and needs of the customer. Theodore (Bob) Bob~ Jr.'t advice t~ car bUJe11 ts: Find out your needs. Look at the car J9U want but at the same • time bep in mind your budget. That way you can enjoy your car and you aren't aaddled with pafments. When compared to the cars of the 1920s, the cars of today have come a long way. Modem automobiles are much more fuel efficient leading to less pollution, and they have many more safety features. It's amazing how far they've come in 80 years, and only more great thlnp can be ~inthe nar8o~ aa technology continua to re-defy f ta llmlta. Hopefully, the Theodore Robins Ford will be around in another 80 years, so future generations ln the community can look bad and see how far technology has taken them. TModorw RobUu Ford u locatftl at 2060 litubor Bhd. In Cmta Mesa. CaU (MJOJ 494-0623 and vi.sit tMtr webllt.e at www.roblnsford.c.om. A family tradition. Theodore (BobJ Robins Jr , front, continues the legacy of the dealership along with part owners and sons, lfeftl Jim Robins, operations manager and Dave Robins assistant used car manager. • FERRARI&MASERATI ef ORANGE COUNTY 2004 Ferrari 575, 150 Miles VIN# 0135174 2004 M aserati Coupe Vintage Cambiocorsa, VIN# 13629 2004 Maserati Spyder Vintage Combiocorsa, VIN# 12662 . 2000 Mercedes 5430 VI~~ YA0101 29, $38,950 Live the Dream. 2004 Ferrari 360 Spider F 1 Loaded!! Vin# 0137 116 2002 Ferrari 360 Spider VIN# 0128628 I $199,000 ·Maserati Qua~portes Have Arrivedll Co~e in today for your Test Drivel I ...... ~~~ 2003 Maserati Coupe GT VIN# 10190 2004 Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa, VIN# 11013 1999 Porsche Boxster VIN# XU629638, $24,950 2000 Mercedes SLSOO VIN# YF192715, $39,950 2000 Mercedes Benz ML320 VIN# .-2002 BMW 325, Auto, 31 k Miles YA195175, $19,995 . VIN# 2PG5745Z Szl,950 The only Authorized Ferrari and Maserati Dealership in Orange County. 714.662. 7600 Toll Free: 1.866.297 .2827 • t I D 1903, Henry Ford eavilloned that tie would one day •build a car for the peat multitude.• and on June 16, 1903 be did just bL In 1908, be Introduced the Model T at $950, and it beclme an Immediate Succell. Aft« lnltaillng the morinl UleDlbly llnea In hil factory In 1813, Ford became the wodd'a blgett car manu&cturet. 'IWenty yeara 1a1m; In 1921, right In Balboa near the Balboa PavtUon. Theodore Robina Sr. started ID auto repair abop. He bad juit returned from the service where he had been working aa a pilot during World War L His espertence u a pilot and hil e11joymeot for working on thtnp Inspired him to open up his own repair shop. In 1923, he invested in his own Fonl franchlae to help accompltlh the goal that Ford bad envisioned 20 yean earlier. Jn the 1930s, Theodore Robina Ford moved into Newport Beach across from what ta now the Crab Cooker. Later, they moved into a new space at 3100 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. They made thelr final move in 1966 to their present location at 2060 Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. watched and grew up as the bUltnele continued to grow and mature. He spent time during high school and college working at the dealership developing his skilla In different department& He dedicated his sum.men and holidays to wotting ln the lube shop, the parts department, body shop, and sales office of new and used cars. After graduating (left:) 1966: Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. with his dad, Theodore Robins Sr., founder of the dealership car manager. His daughter, Sarah, also works for a Ford and Dodge dealership in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho as the operations manager. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. attributes the success of Theodore Robins Ford to having the dedication and love for selling cars. He also believes that the success of his company relies on its employees; so he believes in surrounding himself with capable and effecdwe personnel. He enjoys aD the different facets of selling cars and has always loved building and racing cars, too. Having been around almost as long u Ford bas been ma.king cars, the dealenhtp ls itself evidence of the Robins' motto: Experience Counts. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. finds his job challenging yet responsibility through community service. Theodore (Bob) Robins Jr. has continued this ideal and believes in giving back to the community. He has served on the board of directors of Hoag Hospital's 552 Cub Support Group, the Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa Ouunbers of Commerce and the YMCA board. He has h eld positions such as a past president of the Exchange Oub of Newport Harbor, a put president of the Ford Dealer Advertising Association of Southern California and the past president of the Motor Car Dealers Association of Southern California, representing all dealer lines. Recently, he was elected to serve as the president of the Costa Mesa Motor Car Dealers Association. the re-designed Mustang, the Hybrid Escape, and the all-new Freestyle. The Ford GTS will be available in November but it is only in limited production. These cars all provide top safety features, lots of space ~d cater to the different tastes and needs of the customer. Theodore (Bob) Roblnl Jr.'s advice to car btrye11 ta: Find out your neiedl. Look it the car J9U want but at the same I lime keep in mind yom budget. That way you can enjoy your car and you aren't aaddJed with payments. When compared to the cars of the 1920s, the cars of today have come a long way. Modern automobiles are much more fuel efficient leading to less pollution, and they have many more safety features. It's amazing how far they've come in 80 years, and only more great thJ.Qp can be expected in the next 80 years as technology continues to re-defy its limits. Hopefully, the Theodore Robins Ford will be around tn another 80 years, so future generations In the community can look bade and see how far technology has taken them. TModore Robllu Ford u locaud at 2060 Harbor Blvd. l.n Colla Mesa. Call (800) 494-0623 and visit t:Mb- webslte at www.robinsford.rom. A family tradition. Theod6re (Bob) Robins Jr., front, continues the legacy of the dealership along with part owners and sons. 1left1f1m Robins, operations manager and Dave Robins. assistant used car manager. r ----------~r .... ,.... - .. 2005 Models In Stock ·Now! • c - '01. c:ADP I AC c:ATERA BOSE, DUAL PWR SEATS, Cb, ABS, LEATHER, CERTIFIED & MOREi $14~995 ~n '01 c:ADH I Al! ELDORADO ESC .34K MILES, MINT CONOmON, FACTORY CERTIAED, CHROME WHEELS, VOGUE TIRES, SHARP! $24,995 (1032~ '03 CADILLAC CTS LUXl.Rf & SPORT PKG, LTHR, NAV1GA110N. RJl.lY LOADED,· FACTORY CERTIAEDI . "' NEW 2005 FOCUSZX3 Sale Price .............. $11 ,488 Factory Rebate ......... $1500 NET COST NEW 2004 EXPLORER XLS 4X2 SALE PRICE .................... $23,388 FACTORY REBATE ............ $4,000 FORD CREDIT REBATE ..... $1,000 NEW 2004 EXPEDITION EDDIE BAUER SALE PRICE ....•............... $32,888 FACTORY REBATE ............ $4,000 FORD CREDIT REBATE ..... $1 ,000 . ' ..... mCPI .. Hi.~·~ ~(2R1 ) ... Jules Levine, Sales Consultant, South Coast Acura . . . .. . . : . . . . : . . . . . . . . . :: . . . . . . Q. Which octane gasOline shou~d I put in my vehicle? i_..i--...-....,~~~--~~~~~~--~~~--~: A It is best to follow the manufacturer's recommendations in the owners' • manual for the type of engine you have. There is no advantage to using a higher octane g8$0line that is recommended by the manufacturer end in some instances the vehicle may actually gel lower mileage on the higher octane gasoline. The octane number is posted on the fuel pump and is commonly 87, 89, 91, 92, etc. If you experience a knocking noise from the engine that is noticeable on acceleration, you may wish to try the next higher grade of fuel. Continuos knocking or prolonged pinging may be a sign of other problenis in the engine controls UJ'll'elated to gasoline. In this instance you should consult a qualified technician for diagnosis of the symptom. Reach more than 78,000 homes along the Orange County Coast . The Auto Pilot is published every Thursday in the Huntington Beach Independent and every Friday in the Daily Pilot and Coastline Pilot. . ·: . . . Steve Holl is the parts and service director at Theodore Robins Ford. He has been with the dealership for 15 years and in the busi~ for 33 yeaT.s. 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Based on GM'• new pern>rmance car performance-oriented chaula~ sttucture, and architecture, this unique and patented atrud\Jre a 4.6L Northstar V-8 wr (~valve tlming) uae1 steel bydroformed perimeter frame raUa. an. rear-wheel-drive engine. This comblnadon · enclosed structural tunnel, an alumlnum cockpit makes It the lightest, most poWerful vehicle in Its structure and balsa-cored composite floors. class. Providing rlgf dlty without bulk, and with Under its skin, the XI.R's harmonioi.is blend of exceptional resistance to torsional and bending technologies and materials add pleasure, not forces, this architecture ls the baa1I for the XI.R's complexity, to the dfiving.experience. These outstanding ride and handling characterilttcs. include a head-up display, adaptive cruise The s~pension system makes the XLR a true control, Magnetic Ride Control, StablliTrak. luxury roadster with the handling qualltiea of a heated and cooled seats, keyless access with performance car. 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