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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2004
DON LEACH DAil Y f'll '
One of three suspects is led away by officers of ttie Newport Beach Police SWAT team after an armed robbery 1n the Corona del Mar Plaza
Three arrested in heist try
Police suspect the Los Angeles men thought
they were breaking into a store housing a
$2.3-million diamond. They were wrong.
M•rlsa O'Neil
Da1lyP1lot
CORONA DEL MAR -Three
men wielding handguns robbed a
jewelry store Wednesday morning
and one baqicaded himself in a
nearby shop for two hours before
surrendering, police said The
standoff closed the Corona del
Mar Plaza at Mac:Anhur BouJe-
vard and Coast 1 llghway for more
than three hours Wednesday. after
police received a silent-alarm call
at 10:40 am. from Jewels by Jo-
seph. Newpon Beach Police Sgt
Steve Shulman ..aid.
Police arrested two men, Lo~
Angeles residents Herbert Nelson
Kirkwood, 3 1, and Dominick Ed-
wards, 32, as they ran out the back
door. A third Los Angeles man,
Kenney Dwayne Walkins. 27. ran
into Gelato Paradio;o next door,
cau.,ing employees there to Oee
into Ungerie et Olocolat, on the
other '>ide of the jewelry store. po
lice said
"A man and a woman !from
lrelato Parad1Sol ran inside the
store and nght 10 the bacl." Lm
gene ct 010colat employee Cry:.
taJ Comstock said "They said.
'There\ a guy with a gun.'"
ComMock locked the front door
and huddled in the back until offi
cer-, evacuated workers from the
store'>. During the standoff, yellow
pohce tape, patrol cars and SWAT
officer. with guns drawn filled the
up~cale center's parking lot.
"It wa'> kind of nut~." New B.il
aJlle More manager Michael Wt•1
..enburger ~d of the scene
Officers U'>ed a bullhorn to l'lhl>.
Watkin'> out of the gelato 'lfln•
and threatened to send 111 .1 poht «>
dog, ';hulman said Watkllh Ii
nally surrendered peatl'fulh to
police at .! 15 p.m .. Shulman -..ml
II appeared that he had h1ddt•n
111 the ceiling and tunnell'd bal ~
toward the iewelry -.tore 111 an .it
tempt to escape. Shulman .,,11d
Police found a handgun and Jt'w
elry in a trash can in!.1de the gt•l.t
See HEIST. Paee A4
Friends, co-workers remember slain woman
Lilia Cheron, allegedly
shot to death by her
father-in-law, is
memorialized at a
Russian church.
MarlH O'Nell
Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -The sound of Rus-
sian Orthodox chants and the aroma
of frankincense filled the air as friends
and family bid farewell Wednesday to
Ulla Cberon, shot to death lut week
in her Costa Mesa home.
She was three
weeks away from
her 38th birthday.
Oleron, who
emigrated from
Ukraine about 10
years ago, died the
morning of Oct. 19
after she called 911
and told police
that her father-in-
Lilia Cheron law had shot her.
Prosecutors from
the Orange County district attorney's
oftioe filed murder charges Friday
against 84-year-old Theodore Cheron,
hospitalized with a self·infilcted gun-
<;hot wound 10 the head. I le L~ in a
coma and not expected to live. Depu-
ty Dist Atty. Man Murphy said
Wednesday's memorial. at a Santa
Ana mortuary, was conducted almost
entirely in Russian. A Russian Ortho-
dox priest led prayers and chants in
Russian as singers joined in somber,
melodious Russian hymns.
MShe was such a giving person.~
said a friend who identified herself
only as Yoshiko.
Japanese-born Yoshiko knew Ulia
Oleron for two years and took Rus-
sian lessons from her. After their les--
sons. they would hold Russian tea
ceremonies together, she said.
In her native tountr'r. <lwron
worked as an accountdn!, Yo..,h1lo
'iald. She worked pan t1mt' at the
Bank or America m < orona del \tar
and took classes at Orange < oao;t < ol-
lege to English and accounting
Co-workers from her bank came to
the memorial service en mas.'lt' to pay
their last respects. Workers from other
branches worked in Corona del Mar
Wednesday, so everyone there could
attend the memorial, bank manager
Mike Amaral said
Her co-workers described Ulla Ole-
ron as a bright. smiling spirit who was
SM WOMAN, P .. e M
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on the newly formed Walk
of Fame at Balboa Pavilion.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
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POLITICS
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
STEVE McCRNf< I DAILY Pl.OT
Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan's wife, Deborah, gave birth to the couple's sixth child and fifth son Friday morning.
Low scores for legislators
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
Local legislators received failing
grades for their environmental records
from the nauonal and state branches
of the League of Conservation Voters.
A report card issued this week by the
nonprofit. nonpartisan League of
Conservation Voters gave Rep. Dena
RohrabKhtt a score of 10% based on
how he voted on environmental
legislation 111 the 108th Congress, and
Rep Otrls Cox did even worse.
rece1vmg a score of 3%
The California League of
Conservation Voters gave 70th Distncl
A..s.sembtyman John Campbdl a 6%
score because he voted for one out of
15 bills the league considered good for
lhe environmeni: 68th District
MM:mbtyman IC.en Maddox. who voled
for four of the 15 bilJs, got a 24% grade.
Political nastiness has
Lido Isle residents upset
l he re's nothing like a political
con1est to get adults acting like
chaJdren. A number of Lido lsJe
residents who are supporting
Democratic presidential candidate
John Kerry c;ay they're victims of sign
theft and vandaJ1sm, and some have
heard rumor5 of a cable lV lifte being
cut and nails an 1he tires of a car with
a Kerry sucker on it.
"We've had three signs taken," said
Mary CappeUlnl, who Jives on Via
Lido Soud. "My daughters just put a
little note on rhe last one that said.
'Mommy, why are lhey steaJing our
signs?'"
Another Lido Isle resident, Dee
Curry, reported similar problems.
After her sign was taken, she put a
new one up indoors, she said.
"Now I've put ii in the window,"
Curry said "Lots of people have had
1hem disappear, some people
muhiple times:
Both women said they haven't
heard of any foul play concerning
signs for Praldent George W. Bulh,
though there are plenty of those signs
around. Cappellini said the incident
has been a learning experience for
her daughters.
"H's interestJng for them as smaU
children to get involved with the
election process and to see that their
opinions should be respected
regardless of who they're voting for,·
she said.
Newport Beach Police did hear
abou1 some sign thefts. Sgt. Stew
Shulman said. While signs
disappearing and being defaced 1s
faJrly common in election season. he
said. "I think maybe (there's) a little
bit more this time because it's an
election that everybody's paying
atten1ion 10. •
Monahans add fifth boy,
sixth child to the family
Aside from running his testaurant
and bar or worrying about Tuesday's
election, Costa Mesa Mayor Gary
Monahan has a new reason to be up
at night -one that needs to be fed
frequently. Monahan's wife,
Deborah, gave birth to the couple's
sixth child and fifth son Friday
morning. Gavin Morgan Monahan
weighed 9 pounds, 8 ounces, and
came home on Sunday.
"lfc; always exciting and
nerve-racking." said Monahan, who
is by now an old hand at fatherhood.
·Having done ll now six times, at
lea.st we know what to expect.·
There's room for the newest
Monahan in the house because the
family added about 700 square feet
this year, but Gary said he thinks this
may be the last addition to his family.
He's aJready contributed more future
voters to the city than his four fellow
council members.
·1 think I have more [kids) than all
of them combined,· he said.
Judge Gray sings new tune
after debate snubbing
Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate
and Orange County Superior Court
Judge Jlm Gray wasn't included in a
debate between his major party
opponents, but now he's getting
exposwe before a whole different
audience. Gray, of Newport Beach.
WTOte a musical called • Amencan's
AW that is premiering today in three
performances at Sierra Vista Middle
School in Irvine.
The Irvine High School 010raJe
performs the show, which focuses on
encouraging young people to get an
education and take responsibility for
their actions, according to a
statement from Gray.
C.ouncil expected to talk
presidential candidates
Costa Mesa City Council
candjdates are expected to tum out
Friday for the South Coast Metro
AJllance Business Roundtable. a
luncheon featuring a discussion of
the presidentiaJ election and
California's ballot initiatives by PauJ
Preeman, community relations
director for C.J . Segerstrom & Sons.
The event is scheduJed at 11 :45 a.m.
at the Costa Mesa Hilton, 3050 Bristol
St. For more information, call (714)
435-2109 ..
To see the presidentiaJ candidates
in a new way, visit the Orange County
Fairgrounds on Sunday to watch
pumpkin artist Mike Velledeo carve
likenesses of President Bush and
Democratic challenger John Kerry
Into a 400-pound pumpkin. He'U be
carving between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. at
the Halloween Festival at the Orange
County Market Place, 88 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa.
POLITICS ASIDE
Where have all the
candidates gone?
A quick blstory .laaon
this week.
In late October
199Z the Pacific
Amphitheatre WU rocking
and rolling, but not for any
band. -(]hdon, then just a govanor and the
geaing all the face time.
Orangie ~ fla.1 bad a
better chaoce of a~ or
Bmb "8Jt'fng. In other
words.
•c.omeback Kid.• vmtun!d
into Republican territory as
he sought to tmSeat the first
President 8mb..
lntaesdngly, the lack of
candidate appearan.ces
seems to hPe afJec:ced
campaign contributions. In
past elecdona, the Newport
Beach 1JP Code 92660 was S.J. CAHN amongtbe top sowces of
Fast forward to August
1996. Ointon's challenger fow yea.rs
later, Sen. Bob Dole. made a similar
appearaoce in his £ailed attempt to
unseat Clinton.
Then try June 2000. In a relativdy
clandestine visit. Hiiiary <lbdon
wbiated her way onto Udo Isle for a
$50,000 fundraiser before 45 people.
The Pilot described the scene:
"A handful of residents paraded
around the street. hoping to catch a
glimpse of Ointon and shake her
hand. But with Newport Beach
police and Seem Service agents
standing guard on either end of Via
Venezia. anious residents dJdn't
stand a chance.
Officials closed off the street to
anyone who dJdn't live on it.
declaring it a 'prolective zone.'
Still. some-people stood on the
street comer for rwo hours. just to
catch a glimpse df her .
'Just one click. lbat's all I want.'
said Jomm Clark. who raced around
with her friend, CoonJe Mocfnldr •
With i1 was a picture of a waving
Ointon. shot from the balcony of a
nearby home.
Three months later, candidate
George W. Bush swept through town,
too. After a day of campaigning in
Orange County, he dined at an
unidentified Harbor Island home
·Among those expected to tum
out are Fuentes. representatives
from the Republican national party.
Newport Beach City Council
candidate Steve Brom.be:rg. and
representatives for Rep. Christopher
C.OX CR-Newport Beach),
Assemblywoman Martlyn Brewer
and state Sen. Roa }ob.Noo,· the
Pilot reported.
Usually, Newpon-Mesa is the
place to be during presjdential
campaJgns.
(Heck. 111 May 2003, special
proseC\.Jtor ICenneth Starr of
Whilewater/Ointon impeachment
fame came !hough the area and
spoke at a luncheon hosted by the
California Republican Lawyers
Assn.)
This year, ~·ve seen next to
nothing. Depending on your
leanings. you rrught even say we've
seen less than nothing.
The Democratic vice presidential
candidate, Sen. John f.dwarda. did
appear at the Balboa Bay Oub for a
$1,000-a-plate lunch. But he breezed
through with onty a minutes· long
speech. And the wife of Democratic
presidential nominee Sen. John
Kerry. Ten.a Heinz Ierry, made a
stop in Irvine.
But the GOP was more N·O· T in
the community this year.
And that. I think. we can attribute
to the changed political landscape.
Neither side has made California a
big priority because Keny is
supposed to carry it. handily.
Instead. battleground states, where
polls show the vote nearly even. are
donatiom.
This cycle, as of the beginning of
October, is not evm in the top 50,
according to data &om the Center
for Responsive Politics
(WWu.tO~O~.
Coincidence?
NO MESS 1'T AU.
Tuesday night at the Balboa Bay
Oub provided the ultimate moment
of when politics should be put aside.
That nignt. the city hosted a ·Mess
Night,· what's become a traditional,
and formal. dinner to honor present
and past Marines.
Newport Beach last year adopted
Camp Pendleton's 1st Battalion, lst
Marines, in large part tbanb to the
efforts of Bromberg. Marines of I / I
-an infantry battalion -are
preparing to leave for overseas
service. for a second time, in
December.
The dinner was a sell out.
Bromberg. a fonner Marine, toJd me
Wednesday. and raised nearly
$20,000, lnduding a SS.000 chunk
from Newport Beach City
C:OUOcilman John He&man.
"I was just overwhelmed:
Bromberg said. "I couldn't be
prouder of the people of this city
and how they responded.·
He added that he suspects. with
more time to plan and raise money,
the city will be able to hit a six-figure
nwnber to help out the l / l families.
As I sat there, drinking the rum
punch and the port and smoking
cigars -all part of the tradition, of
course, or I'd never been doing so on
a work night -I read through
information on I/ l.
A lot of it looked familiar. They
were at Okinawa and GuadaJcanaJ in
World War n. During the Korean
War, they fought at the Oiosin
Reservoir. They fought in Vietnam
When I went home, I showed the
program to my wife.
It turns out her father had been a
member of 111 -a battalion
sergeant major. fc.-those for whom
that means something -and a
Marine for 30 years.. All those battJes
I was reading about were familiar, as
was the description "Frozen Oiosin"
for those who suffered through that
long battJe.
It was there my wife's fathet was
nearly lcilled. HJt in the race by
shrapnel, he probably would have
died had the Corps not had the
creed of n~ leaving a Marine
behind. One ol his Purple Hearts sjts
in our honie. My wife's mJddle name.
Jo, is in honor of the Marine who
saved her father.
Sgt Major BIDy Allen died at the
beginning of the summer. Tuesday
night was a fine opportunity to pay
him tribute.
• S.J. CAHN 11 the managing editor. He
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Record rain leaves ~ittle damage
After today, weather
patterns should
return to normal,
with sunny sides,
meteorologists say.
D••P• Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Many
Southern California cities, in-
cluding Costa Mesa and New-
pon Beach, have seen record
amounts of rainfall for October,
meteorologists said on Wednes-
day.
Tuesday night's heavy rain
helped the area get to that re-
cord-breaking level locally, said
Otuck Doucot, a Costa Mesa
weather-watcher for the Na-
tional Weather Service.
He used his rain gauge 10
measure 2. 72 inches of rain be-
tween 10 p.m . Tuesday and 7
a.m. Wednesday, Doucot said.
"I've lived in Costa Mesa prac-
lie&Oy my whole ll!e. and th.la LI
the most rain I've ever seen lo
October," he said.
More rain was expected
Wednesday nlgbt. but it should
all end by today, said Noel Isla. a
meteorologjst for the National
Weather Service in San Otego. AB
of Wednesday evening, about
.90 inches of rain waa reported
ln John Wayne Airport and 1. n
in Newport Beach, he said.
"For many cities it's a record-
breaker," Isla said.
After today, weather patterns
should return to normal, with
sunny skies, he said.
Both Costa Mesa and New-
port ~ach dJd not witness any
major lncidents or flooding as a
result of the rain, city officials
said.
Newport Beach workers have
been hauling· hundreds of ton~
of trash and debris that have
washed up on the beaches after
the storm, said city generaJ serv-
ices director David Neiderhaus.
"We didn't have any nooding
th1a time, .. be aa.ld.
1Wo bees fell on dty ~
but they were amaller trea. and
no one wu reported hurt. Nd-
detbaus aaJd.
"Wdve bad a few people c.ome
in to pick up sand bags," be
said. "We also had eome leab in
some of the dty buildings. But
that was it"
Costa Mesa escaped without
much damage either, said City
Engineer Ernesto MWtoz..
"1Wo intersections were
Oooded nutsday) night, and we
had to close them." be said.
Both intersections, 19th Street
and Anaheim Avenue and 17th
Street and Pomona Avenue,
were reopened Wednesday
morrung, Munoz said.
It's surprising to some extent
that the heavy downpour didn't
cause more damage, he said.
·But then again, the rain
didn't come down all at once.·
Muno1 said. ·it was extended
over a long period of time. That's
aJways easier to digest.·
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL
MEETING WRAP-UP
INSIDE CITY HALL
Here are a few of the issues the counciJ
decided Tuesday.
ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Ille cow1cil approved a generaJ-plan
amendment for the church to aJJow it to
build a new facility at San Joaquin I tills Road
and MacArthur BouJevard. an amendment to
Lhe Rig Canyon planned community. a use
permit Ill aJJow for new construction, a traffic
study and a tentative parcel map.
Ille pro1ect. in the works for more than a
year, entalls a J.4,000-square-foot facility to
replace the chun:h's current site next to Our
Lady Queen of Angelc; Roman Catholic
Church tn the Eastbluff neighborhood.
WHAT fT MEANS
Oiurch officials can now progress with
their working drawings and suhmi1 them to
the building dcpanment for permits.
WHAT WAS SAJD
"St. Mark's hal> created a low-density.
envi.ronmentaJJy sensitive c;ite plan that doe.'
not generate '>Ubstanlial traffic. and it was
unanimously supponed because it was so
en111ronmentally semitive and low density. so
11 was terrific.· Mayor Tod Ridgeway said "It's
really a nice project.·
HOUSING REPORT
lne counnJ approved an annual
perfonnance rcpon for the U.S. Oepartment
of I lousing and Urban Development. The
FY1
•WHAT: Next Newport Beach City Council
meeting
• WHEN: 7 p.m. Nov 9
•WHERE: Ctty Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
•INFO: (949) 644-3005
rl.'port -.hows wha1 the c11y aclOmph!>hed
with the lund' 11 reu.•1vcd from llUD. which
are pru111ded to help nttcs meet affordable
housing and <:ommuntty devt>lopmenl needs
of thetr residents. e'>pt'nally tlH>'>C con~idcrcd
to have low or modcratt.• lelll'I'> of mcome.
The repon summan1.e'> the l003-04 fiscal
year, when the city received $426.000 from
HUD. It spent ahout $408,000 oft.hat
amount.
WHAT fT MEANS
Ille council cipprnwd 1 ht· rt•pon
BRIDGE SEISMIC RETROFIT
ll1e council will rc111!.1der approving a
contract with an l'ngmccnng firm for the
design and construction -.upport of
seismically retrofilllng three Clly-owned
bridge~ -the northbound and '>CJuthbound
Jamboree Road bridge'> over San Diego Creek
and the (,oldenrod Avenue pedc~tnan bridge
ovl.'r Bay<.1de Oriw I he rnntrall would be for
about $279.000
Slaff member.. .in.• -.1111 t.•v.iluJttng whether
10 recommend the rt'1rofi1 or rt•placemcnl of
1he Uttle bland Bnd~t· ollt.'r (.rand c..inal to
the council
WHAT fT MEANS
Thl' u>until apprmt·d tlw rn111r.1t 1
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Lighting ceremony for
tree coming in a month
The annual tree-lighting cer
emony at South Coast Plaza is
coming at the end of November
A 90-foot-high white fir holi-
day tree is scheduled to be plant
ed today i.n Town Center Park.
near the intersection of Bnstol
Street and Anton BouJevard.
After the tree is adorned wtth
15.000 colored lights, the 22nd
annual Ughtlng event will be al 6
p.m on Nov. 29
The tree will arnw after a 650
mile journey from the Mt. Sha'> ta
area in Northern Ca1Jforn1a. A
200-ton crane will lift the tree
into position between 8:.IO and
9:30 a.m . today.
Cllamber to host mixer
tonight at restaurant
A sunset networlun.: muter
'>ponsored by the .Newport
Beach Olamber of Commt.>rce
1s planned for today.
The mixer will he from 'i 10 7
pm ,11 H<' Nalo H1,1orante. 2306
W. Ckl'an l·ronl, Newport
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GUESTS -CARS
RESTAURANTS -CARS
WEDDINGS -LOTS OF CARS
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Police to look for
drunk drivers
<..(>Sta Mesa Pol.ice will
rnnduct a sobriety chetl-
pomt Friday night on Har-
bor Boulevard.
l11e checkpoint will be in
plact-from 9 p.m. Friday to
~ d.m Saturday, according
to pohn·. II will be at liar·
hor B1111lt'\'3rd and Gi,lt'r
~trct'I
Officer.. from I.he Co~ta
Mt.~ Police lkpartment
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Bristol Stntet: Grand theft
was reported m the 3300
blodt at 7·51 p.m. Tuesday.
• Fairview Road: Stolen
property was reported in the
2700 blodc at 10:24 a.m.
Tuesday.
• West fountain way:
Embezzlement was reported
in the 2200 blodc at 9: 13 a.m .
Tuesday.
• Newport Boulevard: Petty
theft was reported at 2·05
p.m. Tuesday.
• Pomona Avenue:
Trespassing was reported In
the 1900 bl ocX at 4 .57 p.m
Tuesday
• Vic:toria Street and
Pomona Avenue: An m1ury
accident was reported cit
1:42 p .m. Tuesday.
HEIST
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!< • 'lnre. lw ,,11d I'< 11111· .tl'o re
r m1·11·d d1c1r111tn(h Ill tht· p11t k<'I
ol rnw ol 1tw otlwr 'U'Pl'l"I'"
')hul111.rn ... aid
llw thn·t· nwn had t'lltl'ft•d
lhl' '>ton· wtth handgun'>. tlt-
m..ua.ling wwelr-y lrom lh<' two
1·rnployc-t''-111-.1de, \h11l111.111 ~11tl
When officer'> amwd. Kirkwood
.111tll.tlwan.I'> tried 111 nm out thl·
b,1rk dour. when· pohn• arre-.ted
lhl'lll
l\ukwoocl .1rnl LdwanJ., each
lat P 0t11• 1 mu11 of mhlwry, ~hul
rn.in '>.lid W.t1ltn\ face<, a'n addi
t1onal rohtwry rharge hecdU'-e lw
dt>rnamJed thl' car kt·y-. of om· of
the gelatn employee'>.
Kirkwood anti Wat.lcin'> Wl'rl' in
c ll'>IOdy Wt•dnc-.day nigl11 a.11d
1101 d1gihlt· for hd1l bcrnuw of
J>Jrnlr· v111la111111.,. "ihulma11 .... 11d.
I dward'> wa-. being held on
and c.alifomla Hlghway Pa-
trol will be d1ecking drivers
Licenses and looking for Im
paired driver&
The checkpoint is de-
signed to raise awareness of
drunk.en-driving issues. po-
lice said. It is being funded
by a grant from I.he Califor-
nia Office ofTraffic Safety.
So far this year, four peo-
ple have died and 51 have
been injured m alcohol-re-
lated accidents in Costa
MKa. according to police.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Blade On:hid Avenue:
Trespassing was reported in
the 200 btod< at 10:13 pm.
Tuesday.
• Cliff Drive: A commercial
burglary was reported in the
2000 blodt at 3:04 a.m.
Tuesday.
• Dover Drive: A commercial
burglary was reported in the
600 bloc* at 5:53 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Residencia: A vehicle theft
was reported in the 7400
blodt at 6:38 p.m . Tuesday.
•Vista Bonita and Bammc.
Partcway: A suspicious,
occupied vehicle was
reported at 12:38 p.m.
Tuesday.
• 34th Street: A prowler was
reported in the 100 bloc* a1
2·21 a.m. Tuesday.
$I ()(),000 bdil.
c ,Orn!>toc:k '>peculated that the
11w11 may have been drawn to
thf' '>tore hy report)) that it web
IJo,ting a $2.3 ·miU1on, 13.42·
carat diamond. The diamond
wa ... on d1!>play through Saturday.
<;hulman ..aid, and was long
gonf' before the robbery.
Worker-. at the store were not
.ivailablc for cumment, one cm-
ploye(> "'1id, "except to say thai
e·wryonc\ 1u-.1 fine "
llw exc1tenw111 of the '>tandoff
wa' an unu ... ual '>lg.ht, Weisen -
hurgc·r ~ud
··we were lmd of scared." he
'><lid . ·But at the same time, there
w;1' <1 h1g \uburban parked right
out front with a guy holding a
mac htrw gun. So I figured if any-
Ollf' tried to nm. he'd gC't him."
• MARtSA O'NEIL covers publtc
1>afety and couns. She may be
readied at {714) 966 4618 or by
mansa.one1/ a lar1mes.com.
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Continued from Al
tactics ooty aid~ for
Ibey erode our national unity
and dimlnlah our~ 1bey
gl~ ammunitioo to~
enemies and pause to America'•
friends.·
lnlq.
President Bu&b. and \Ike
President Diet Cheney put the
same sentiment into ooe
simplistic aente'nce: "If you aren\
with us, you're against us..
Thal depends a.gay 00 who
la n.annlng the oounuy after No\t
2. Wbomewr lt ii. the next time
any of us are told to buy into ttm
baloney Iha! we are
undermining our troops by not
swallowing the Bush party tine
oo Iraq, we should ask ounelves
hooesdy bow we would feel
about sending a aon or daughter
or graodcbiJdren to risk their
lives in Iraq for the reasons -
which change almost weekly -
being Boated by our present
government for our presence
there. As John Kerry-in one of
his few successful attempts ar
humor -said in lbe second
debate, attacking Iraq aft.er the
tragedy of SepL 11 was rather
To paraphrase the attorney
general. I would respond: 1b05e
who scare peace-loving people
wilh weapons that don't exist.
vague warn.in8S of impending
dangers that can on}y cause fear
and threats if they d.isagJlle with
a government they didn't elect
only aid terrorists, for they erode
I.he underpinnings of democracy
and give ammunition to
Americas enemies and
consternation to America's
friends.
like the U.S. attacking Mexico
after the Japanese bombed Pearl
Harbor.
Never before -and quite
possibly never again -will we
have an opportunity to choose
between nationaJ directions so
disparate that will deeply affect
the heaJth and weU-being of our
young people for many years ro
come. The disaster of Iraq has
clouded such vitaJ domestic
issues as an emphasis on
conserving energy rat.her than
despoiling our environment to
produce more energy; pulling
back from tairing policies char
make the rich richer while the
country goes deeper into debt;
research based on the work of
our finest scientists rat.her Lhan
religious beliefs that would
prevent such advances as the
cultivation of stem cells:
protecting I.he hard-earned
rights, now being threatened. of
women to manage I.heir own
bodies; ruling in the open rather
than secretly; and extolling
reason in government rat.her the
rigidity that doesn't allow for
either mistakes or changing
ones mind.
I would tell these young
peopl e that 60 years ago when
-along with millions of other
citizen soldiers -I proudly gave
four years of my life to serving
my country in the U.S. Navy in
World War U, I was fighting for
the preservdtion of what John
Ashcroft contemptuously called
the "phantom of lost libeny.#
It was no phantom to me -
then or now -but a very real
freedom of speech and action
that I was determined no foreign
oppressor would ever take from
me. Now. I'm just as determined
that my own government won't
tal:e it from me or my
grandchildren, either. If we allow
that to happen under the guise
of patriotism, I.hen the terrorists
of Sept. 11 have truly won. And
when our leaders in Washington
who say I.hey want to unite us
begin to refer to free speech as a
"phantom oflibeny." then we
are weU on our way to
compromising that Liberty
Through I.he eight decades
and muJtiple wars of my life, I
have never seen my country as
tHvided as it is today. The only
para.lie! is Vietnam, when
families were tom apart and
S0.000 Amencans were killed
fighting a war for reason~ many
of us -both at home and in
battle -neither understood nor
agreed with, rather like I.he
growing reports from the
families of our troops in Iraq
today. It toolc. Amencans three
decades to recover our national
equilibrium after VietJlam. God
knows how long it will take after ,,
WOMAN
Continued from A 1
infinitely proud of her 12-yeai-
l)ld daughter. Her daughter and
!'12-year-old husband, Gt'orge
<.heron, were not home at the
ume of the shooting.
Theodore and !ilia Clleron
had dtfficuJties in the past, ac-
cording to polke. He had emi-
grated from Russia to Costa
Mesa m the l 950s but still held
to old traditions. Costa Mesa Po-
lice Lt. Ron Smilh said. Lilia Clle-
ron, who Lived in the home with
her husband and daughter from
a previous marriage. was more
modem and progressive. which
met wilh her father-in-law's dis-
approval, Smith said.
Investigators believe Tileodore
(.heron pursued her through the
house t11e morning of the shoot·
rng and shot her three times.
Murphy said. The last shot was
heard on the 911 tape, he said .
When police arrived at the
house, I.hey found Lilia Cllemn
in an upstairs bedroom. Theo·
dore Clleron was standing in a
downstairs bed.room, clutching a
handgun, with a self-inflicted
gunshot wound to hlR head. po-
lice said. I k surrendered with-
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Record your oomrMnta about the
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Instead of being urged to
think through such issues and
vo te our convictions, we get
bumper stickers about
patriotism and 1V commercial"
about I.he ominous threat from
the boogeyman of liberaJjsm.
Meanwhile, the quicksand of
indifference into which election'>
have been sinking steadily in
this country for several decades
is happily showing patcht>S of
solid footing.
There are strong si gns in
Newport-Mesa -as there are aJI
over the country-that vo ter;
aren't going to sit this ont' out,
eilher locally or nationally. And
that young people will be tuning
in at other homes besides the
one I'll be visiting on election
'Based on the
investigation, he was
in command of all his
faculties. This was a
.cold-blooded murder.'
MattMwphy
Deputy dtstncl attorney
out incident, police said.
Prosecutors dropped the SI -
milHon bail set for Theodore
Clleron because he 1s in a coma
and not likely to survive, Murphy
said. If he does. his bail status
will be renewed, and he will be
fully prosecuted.
Removing his bail allows the
family, not the Orange County
Sheriff's Department, to mal:e
life-support decisions and pre·
vents a lengthy investigation
into what polke and prosecutors
believe is a clear-cut case, he
said.
#Based on the inv~tigation.
he was in command of all his
faculties." Murphy said. "This
was a cold· blooded murder.·
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conmued from Al
lbaJ gives me hope. lo my 83
yean.. 1\ie wan:bed this oounny
tabn many dmel to che edge of
ctisastm. Out in eftfJ aisis f can
mnembet we ba"Ve always
pulled bad. eveo if sooner
would have been bettet. We're
there again. and -five days
be<ott a oatiooal election -I
choose to look at history rather
than polls..
the city, Bromberg .aid.
·Al lhe time. I thought lr ;
wasn~ repn!lN!Dtat:iw of the ~ •,
he said. "I ~t the lhow put•
us in a bad lighL •
I 'U be voring to protect my
right to free speech and to retire
John Ashcroft and his views
about •phantoms of lost liberty.#
I realize that in doing so. f 'U be
protecting his rights to free
speech, also. That's the way it
worked when I went off to war. ll
is also the way it shouJd -no,
must -continue to wo~ in the
years ahead for tbe young folks
I'll be joining on Tuesday night
and for my grandchildren who
will be there in spirit.
But since then. be Im heetd ~
that the show had •gotten bet·'
ter, • Bromberg said
·1 haven't been watching,• he·
added. ·out if the Conference·
and Vwtors Bureau t:hinb this i8 ·
a positive things for the city,
lha(s good."
He won't be attending the
event because of another com· '
rnitment, Bromberg said. ,
·rm not boycotting it or any-.
thing though,# he added with a
laugh.
• JOSEPH N. BEU is a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thursdays.
• D£EPA BHARATW is the enterpri~
and general assignment reporter.
She may be reactted at (714)
966-4625 or by e-mail at
deepa.bharath@lati1Tl6s.com.
CREELA BELLE
WELCH DAVIS
Creela Belle Welch Davis, our
beautiful mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother who very
courageously battled breast
cancer for four years died Monday
morning In Newport Beach. She
was the light of our lives, the •Befie
of the Ball" whose love of dancing
and laughter filled each one of us.
At 5'1'', she stood tall In her own
right as the grand matriarch and
hub of our large family of 6
daughters, one son, 21
grandch ildren and 8-great
~randchlldren (with 2 more in the
oven as she would say). In her
own words, "not bad for an only
child." Mother was a true Southern
·Bene." If you were privileged to
have graced her home, you would
not have left hungry. Her renown
for gounnet southern cooking and
gracious hospitality brought
people together to share her love
of family and friends. Her exquisite
decor and her meticulous attention
to detall made her gatherings unite
• like an artistic masterpiece. None
was more apparent than her
tradltional Christmas extravaganza.
She would often refer to herself as a •Georgia Peach,• born 1n
Georgia but raised mostty in Mississippi. She then lived In West Vi~g!nia for 3 years wh~re h~r mother's family, the Creel's,
ongtnated. She came to hve with her mother in CaJlfomia when
she was 15 where she eventuaJly met our father, the late
Nathaniel A. Davis, M.D., at a big band dance at the Rainbow
Gardens in Los Angeles. Four years later they eloped and
spent their honeymoon with Harry and Josephine Rothchild on
their yacht, followed by a speciaJ wedding dinner at the Arches
Restaurant in Newport Beach.
Her lif~ ~ith our. father was . ~ne of lavish parties, often
entertaining prominent celebrities as our father began his
medicaJ practice as the physician for the Paramount Studios
and deluxe wor1d cruises with her gir1s in tow. Her travels
enabled her to literaJly dance around the world. Mother had a
passio':l and. enthus!astic zest for life. She took great pride in
her qu1ck-w1t one-liners and her ablltty to speak her mind
followed by a glimmering eye twinkle that only she could
portray. She had a warm and loving sense of humor that made
being In her presence a pure delight. She would often say •I'm
the wealthiest woman in the wor1d . I've had it all. eJt my
greatest achievement of joy and true wealth are my children
and grandchildren • my family is the most Important thing in
t~e world." And in her memory, we thank her for giving us a
nch legacy of beauty, humor, and stories to cherish and pass
on to our children and grandchildren. But most import.antty we
pass on our unconditionaJ love she freely and abundantly 9ave
each one of us.
She is our foundatioo on which we have built our families and
the pillar of strength that we seek to cany with us through
eternity.
Mom we miss you deeply and are so blessed to have had you •
as the keystone In oui lfvea. Pleaae watch over ua wtth Y'O"
love anCI adoration, and=your spirtt In ow hemta forevw . With all our love, , Creela H.ma, Natalyn
Bergougnan, Donna la, Ruth Gohlke, Justine Howard
Sefvice: and Eiieen Andenon.
Services will be at the CrystaJ Cathedral Art:>oretum Chapel In '
Garden. Grove on Friday, October 29at1pm. tt will be followed
by her internment at Pactflc View Cemetery~~ Newport Beach
and then upon Mother's Instructions a big cefebratfon of good
food, music, dancing and laughter. She asks us to come In
good spirits and famlty unity as we celebrate the wonderlul tlfe
she lived.
Viewing Thursday, Oct. 2S, 2004, from 4-7pm at Pacific View '
Memorial Park. Corona dei Mar. •
In Heu of flowers, donations to Laura's House Organization •
27129 Calle Arroyo, Suite 1822, San Juan Ceplatr.no 92876 ~ :
Children's Hospital San Diego are kindly requested. :
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Expect a partly cloudy day
wfth a alight chance of llhOWftf1I
and thuflderwtonns. Hight
should be from 62 to~ near the
coat and 56 to 68 inland. Therw'e
a 20% chance of meaunbte
precipitation. A l*tfv cloudv
9Vening should deer. and l)Mchy
fog should move in-"•
midnight with lows from 41 to 51.
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On Inner~, apect
~ wlnde ec 10 ltnota or
-making W8V9I ol 2 t.t ot ... °" • weeit Mell of. to ....
at 12 MCC>nct., The w.t twell
lhould ~to 3 to s .... 8t
niQht. but condltlone ehcKild be
the W1'I C!Ct.wi8t.
F8'1hlr °"" lllCped
l'IOf1hw.teriy "''* Ill 10 mot., beoofnfng 19 to 20 b\Ofll In lhe
lftetnoon. Wind.,,,.. trMuld
be2feetorlw.~a•
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In th9 •~emoon, on e northwest
ewell of 6 to 8 feet et 12 seconds.
At night. expect northwesterly
winct. et 10 to 20 knote, matting
wavet of 2 to 4 feet on a
nofthwest swell of 4 to 8 feet a1
12eeconda.
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to d'lltohlgh .. "'-WMttw
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INVOLVED
storw, whktl le I,_.. the entrwa • oftheCentral Ubrary. Voeunt9er1 • must be memberl of 1he Friendl
of 1he Ubr9ty •nd .,. 8lbd to
• UEI llNO INYOWED NM WOft one th,....nou, lhift per . periodlc:alty In the Oalty Piiot on a month. Information: (MS) .
rotating bals. For lnformaUon 7~
about eddlng your organization
to thla lilt call (714) 966-4600. FRENDS CW OltANGE COAST
INTERFNTH SHElJ'ER
COURT-APPOINTED SPECIAL. The Fri9ndl of the Orenge Coat
ADVOCATES Interfaith Shelter meet the ftntt
Volunteel"8 are needed to serve aa Thuredey of Nd'I month to plan
advocatee for abuaed, neglected projects and event. that benefit
and abandoned children. homelea famlllea. FOOS la the
Voluntee,.. wor1c one on one with 1hetter'1 onty fundralalng arm.
a child for three hours a week. Information: (949) 640-8828.
Information: (714) 619-5165.
GIRL.SCOUTS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION Gin Scouta of Orange County
SERVICES neecb volunteel"8 who will be
Volunteer mediators. cue trained a1 troop leaders, aerve on
specialiltl and outreach special committees af)d give
assistants are needed to help in a lectures, demonstrations or
variety of mediation cases. classes. Information: (714)
Bilingual language skills are 979-7900.
needed for office volunteers and
for mediators. Information: (949) GIRLS INC. Of ORANGE
250-0488. COUNTY
Volunteers are needed to offer
EASTER SEALS educational and enrichment
Easter Seals needs volunteers for opportunities for girta and boys.
ongoing clerical work, programs Information: (949) 646-7181.
for children with disabilities and
special events. Information: (714) HOSPfCE PREFERRED CHOICE
834-1111. Volunteers are needed to help
make a difference in the lives of
ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE terminally ill persona and their
CENTtR families. Volunteers would assist
The Environmental Nature Center them with nonmedical needs
provides quality education such as providing respite for the
through hands-on experience primary caregiver, running
with nature In a 3.5-acre outdoor errands, reading to the patients
classroom. Adult volunteer trail and weekly social visits. The
guides are needed in the organization is also looking for
afternoon during the week to lead clerical and bereavement
children's tours in the Center volunteers to assist with office
Several other volunteer dU1ies. Training 1s provided.
opportunities are also available. Information: (714) 980-0900.
Information: (949) 645-8489. HUMAN OPTIONS
FAMILIES -COSTA MESA The organization shelters,
This team of community-based counsels and educates abused
organizations, which wor1cs to women and children. tt is looking
provide youth and families with for volunteers. Information: (949)
counseling, family support, 737-5242, Ext. 24.
health education, mentoring,
tutoring, after-school activities JEWtSH FAMILY SERVICE Of
and kinship services, needs ORANGE COUNTY
volunteers in all areas. Volunteers are needed for Project
Information: (949) 574-3976. Caring, which provides
socialization and cultural
ASH -MOBILE MEALS experiences to the Jewish
Call (949) 642-6060 to help residents and others at Fairview
Friends in Service to Humanity Developmental Center in Costa
with the Mobile Meals program Mesa. Volunteers adopt a facility
and provide ongoing emergency to provide programming of
assistance to those in need. Both Jewish content to the residents
always seek volunteer assistance on a monthly basis. They must
m a variety of areas. Information take a TB test and undergo a
(949) 645-8050. fingerprinting badcground check.
Volunteers are also needed to
FRIENDS Of THE BAllET provide comfort and support to
MONTMARTRE the Jewish terminally ill and their
The Friends need volunteers who families. The group sponsors an
want to help talented local ongoing Jewish healing support
dancers perform in professional group for people with chronic
theaters. For 30 years, the illness at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the
organization has provided the Jewish Family Service, 250 E
community with quality Russian Baker St.. Suite G, Costa Mesa.
ballet training, helping youth Free. Preregistration required.
develop strong discipline skills, Information: (714) 445-4950.
build high self-esteem and JUNIOR LEAGUE Of ORANGE achieve dreams of being a
professional dancer. Information: COUNTY
(714) 241-7424 The organization of women.
committed to promoting
FRIENDS Of THE NEWPORT volunteerism. developing the
BEACH LIBRARY potential of women and
The book.store needs donations improving communities through
for book sales. Good quality the wortt and leadership of
children's and nonfiction books trained volunteers, Is seeking
are especially needed. They may new members. Information: (949)
be left at any of the branch 261-0823.
libraries -Balboa, Mariners or KAISER PERMANENTE Corona del Mar -or in the
special book closet next to the HOSPICE SERVICES
Friends Book Store, at 1000 Volunteers are needed to spend
Avocado Ave. Volunteers are four hours per week visiting
pdlnta or doing 4ln"Mdl for
them or their angtwn In
oommunldee neerwh.1n•er1'
homee. lnfonndon: {1582)
822-380&.
LAGUNA GIEEJaJJ INC •
Volun1Mn.,. need9d to ....
l.8gune C091t~ Pllrtt
mfr and Jamee om.v Pr.eNe
mfr end docents with hiker
~and genet9I public
orient.M.ion. lnformetlon: (IM8)
488-0287.
LAGUNA SHANT1
Laguna Shanti, an organiudon
that worb with pereon1 with HIV
or AIDS. 11 eeek.lng caring
volunteers to auist with running
the front office, delivering meals,
providing tranaportation and
providing complimentary
therapies such a1 massage,
acupuncture and chiropractic
care. Information: Usa Toghia,
(949) 494-1446.
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program ia always in need of
volunteer tutors. No professional
leeching experience is required.
To attain certfficatlon, a series of
training classes must be
completed. For more information,
contact Literary Services at the
Newport Beach Library, (949)
717-3874.
LUV-A-PET CENTE.R
Volunteers who love to wor1c with
cats and kittens are needed at the
luv-a-Pet Center at PetsMart in
Costa Mesa. Information: (949)
451-3272.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Services
needs mentors to make a lasting
effect on a young person's life.
Students 10 to 18 years old are
matched with mentors to
improve their sdlool
performance and self~steem
while developing positive peer
and adult relationships.
Information-(71 4) 549-9622. Ext.
35
MOBILE MEALS
Volunteer drivers are needed to
help deliver nutritious meals to
homebound, frail or elderly
clients incapable of shopping and
cooking for themselves
Information. (949) 645 8050
MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA
Orange County's only nonprofit
resident chamber orchestra
needs volunteers for t1dcetmg.
ushenng, phones, mailing and
help with receptions Nominees
are also bemg sought for the
board of directors. Information:
(949) 830-2950.
NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN
INC .
The recovery center for women
with alcohol or other chemical
dependencies seeks volunteers
Information: (949) 548-9927 or
(949) 548-8754.
NEWPORT BEACH 1/1 ADOPT
A MARINE BATTALION FUND
The 1/1 Adopt A Marine Battalion ·
Fund was created to accept
donations and to provide
financial support for ongoing
programs and events planned to
show appreciation to the 1st
Battalion 1st Marines. based at
Camp Pendleton. Information:
(949) 644-3124.
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Congressional race
on familiar grounds
De mocrat Jim Brandt is
vying for a seat in what's
his torically been hostile
territory for his pa rty.
Dave Brooks
Dally Pilot
nw Democrauc challenger to 16-year
mi;umbent Republican Rep. Dana Rohra-
hJlher IS hoping there IS enough change
m the polrncaJ wrnd to sall tum into the
I lou')t' of Representativ~
lkmocrat Jun Brandt IS runrung an ag-
i.:re<..<.1vc campaign agall'U>t Rohrabacher
tor d the 46th Con~ional District seat.
< .ret:n Party candidate Tom Ulsh is aJso
nm111ng for the seat, as I!. Ubenarian
~e1th Gann.
I raditionally the coastal district -
~h1ch begins in Palos Verdes. stretches
pa'>t Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors
dl.M'Tl to parts of Costa Mesa -has been
l ons1dered a safe distnct for Republicans.
Voter registration figures report 137.300
registered Republicans m the 46th <li.suict
versus about 83.200 regl.!>tered Oemocra~
fhat'<> a large bamer Brandt said , but if
he can win the vote of the 5 1,400 voters
who have declined IO state th eir party af-
filiation, he think.<. he has a good chance
of wuuung.
l ne retired Marine Co~ avtator !>a.id
his background in the military and busi-
n~ -he served a'> duef operaung offi-
t er for a large banlcmg corporation -
l ould appeal to mdependents and mod-
l'rate Republicans.
"To win this dhtric.1, you can't tell voters
rhl'y're not paying their fair share of taxes
or try to convince them 10 go on '>Orne
'-Ort of humanitarian mi~ion," he said.
"You have to go after them with a bu'>in ess
-.t•n..e
Hrditdt u. a1so a '>trong '>upponer of
Democratic pre<>1den11al candidate John
~erry and tlunk!. that an anu-Hush back-
la'>h might dig tum up ~me vot~
·A lot of Repubhcam t.hmk ll doesn"t
mailer how they vote tn Cahfom1a. • be-
rnu'>t' of the electoral college '>)"item, he
...utl -~, they won't tum out."
Hrandt, who oppose') ofhhore driUing
.md supports •monger regulauon, is hop-
1 ng that the red1stncung of the 461.h Con-
we'>S1onal area to include more coastal
1 ornmuniti~ will be a boon, ~mce Rohra-
h..icher 1s typically considered weak. on
1·11vtronment. The League of Conservation
Voter. recently LSSued a report on Rohra~
Q:
My 4-year-old has
re flux and medications
don't seem to help.
Whal efse con we doi
A:
Mustafa Kobeer, M.D.
bacher's voting record. giving tum onr of
its lowest poWble ratings.
Still. m the face of so many challenges.
Rohrabacher retains one key advantage
over Brandt: Rohrabacher is the incum-
bent.
Pol.JticaJ watchdog group Conunon
Cause repons that incumbents beat their
cballengers 93% to 95% of the time. and
their odds mcrease steadily each year in
office.
Not only IS Rohrabacher an incumbenr.
he's become something of a nationally
known conservative. recently grabbing
headlmes for recommending a constitu-
IJonaJ amendmen t that could pave the
way for Gov Arnold Schwanenegger to
becom e U.~. president.
"Some of my right-wing friends go t
mad at me for that, but I wanted to show
the public the difference between legal
and illegal unmigration," said Rohra-
bacher, who is aJso known on (.apitol Hill
as a fervent critic or American immigra-
tion policy. "Those who come here il-
legally should be deported and have no
rights. -
Rohrabacher al..a has raised about JO
tim~ as much ill> Brnndt. bringing tn
S668,000 since January 2003. finance dis-
closures '>how.
·rm confide nt. but I'm not overty confi-
dent. The people of tht5 district know who
I am,· ...aJd Rohrnbacher, who agreed to
two Wednc....<lay debates with Brandt, the
~ults of whkh \<\-ere not available by
deadlme
"I've alwdy<> agreed to debate my oppo
nenlb." he ..aid "I think it's the respon
s1bility of everyone 111 public life.·
The pair differ on most prominent na
uonaJ i'>.'>Ue<>. In general, Rohrabach er ~
suppon ed President Bush on the inv-a
s1on!. of hoth Afghant5tan and Iraq.
When a'>ked whet.her he would have
voted to authonze the president 10 go to
war, Brandl ..aid "nght now my answer
would have been no, but hindsight 1<, 20 lo.· he said
Now that the lJ S ha.'> troops 111 Iraq, ll
needs to do 1t~ be<>t to ensure that avil
warfare doe'>n·1 erupt, he said Brandt
added that he believe<> the counLry need!>
to refocu~ on internal efforts to proted
the United S1a1e~. and has called for a
ma.!>5ive ..ec.-urity initiative to protect the
ports of Lo'i Angeles and Long Beach from
terronsl!> who might try to 'irnuggle 1n a
nuclear dCVlce
"That''i the worst nightmare." he said.
·1f something hlte that happens. nothmg
else matter<, •
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STEVE McCIWt( I DAILY PILOT
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher 1s the heavy favorite to be reelected to Congress.
DAILY Pll 0'
Democrabc congressional candidate Jim Brandt tnes to unseat Rohrabacher.
DOUGLAS llMME RMAN I DAil Y PIL 0 I
Green Party candidate Tom Lash isn't afraid of a two-party system
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INVOLVED
ContnJed from A5
NEWPORT BAY
NAlUIWJST
The Upper Newport Bay
Nature PreMrve 19 looking
for votunteera to eafst with
naturellst~ed too., end
programs, apec:ial eventa
end habitat restOf'Wtion
projec:ta.. 1he intet1>'9t1ve
cente r is at 2301 Un1v•rsnv
Drive, Newport Beacti.
Info rmation: (949) 923-2296.
NEWPORT BEACH
CONFERENCE AND
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The boreau is dedicated to
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the promotion of the cf1y to •
potential visitors. Volunteers '
wrth extensive knowledge of
Newport Beach are needed
Information. (949) 719~100
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program seeks
volunteers to tutor adults
..
who want to improve their
reading and writing slulls
Volunteers will be certified
during training wortshops m ,
the Friends Meeting Room at
the Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave. Newport
Beach. Information. (949)
717-3874.
NEWPORT BEACH
PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD
The Newport Beach Premiere
Cinema Guild, which
supports the Newport Beach
Film Festival, 1s looking for
new members Interested
candidates should want to
help further an art1st1c and
cultural heritage m the
community and should havP
a love of cinema and a desire
to raise awareness of the film
festival Information (949)
253·2880
NEWPORT BEACH,
GENERAL PlAN ADVISORY
COMMnTEE
The Newport Beach City
Counc1l 1s seeking
applications from residents
or business owners to fill
vacancies on the General
Plan Advisory Committee
The comm.nee meets from 7
to 9 pm. on the second drtd
fourth Mondays m the
Newport Beach Police
Department audllonum B 70
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IN THE RACE @) @ The oot•lidel'I for Oob..OUtng UndlDlxon the N9Wp0ft 8Mcf'I K.mtna Fotey HOW TO Chy Councll: The contendera for Bruce Glttktl Dlltrtat2 the Colla Me.a Mike~ GET INVOLVED John Buaotph ChyCoundl: lMylh.w With 1 ... then. week OEMOCMnC PM1Y OF a..RTMIM PMTY OF REPWUCM PMTY OI Cither""'9 Envnone Karl H.Ahtf a. ..... rem.tnlng undl elec:don day, OUNGE COUNTY ORANGE COUNTY OUNGI CCUfTY Steven RoMnsky ErtcS.VW
'O!Wkt& MlrN Burdagt -N,,,,,_ In bold there'• more than enough time 200N.~nSt. P.O.b27871 2A6 Fled'9f,.,.., Suitil ~2
to help your party or ctUM. Santa Ana, CA 92701. S.nta Ana, CA 927919 C.O.C. Meu, CA 82929 Stew Bromberg Rld\ard Ctnoll lndlcnl c.ndldar.. Here's whef9 to go: (714)836-6168 (714) 540-6063, UM9) 966-6082 (714)~ Olnk:t7 SamCltrtc proff'-d today John Hen.man Mld\MI Clfford htlp:llwww.ood«nocnm.Mt http;/lwww./poc.orp htlp:llwww.OCflOP.orp
THE RACE FOR COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL
Counting on chance to serve the hometown
Allcl• Roblnaon
Daily Pilot
After fighting to stay out of the
shadow of the 190 l Newpon
condominJum complex. Terry
Shaw wants to move from the
audience at City C.Ouncil
meetings to the dais.
A Newport Harbor High
School graduate who grew up in
Costa Mesa. Shaw is running for
the City Council. I-&
professional experience is in
accounting and banking. He
now works a.s an account
manager for Orange County
Business Bank. and he's been an
accountant for local computer
manufacturers.
"I like working with the
numbers, and J like the people
that I've been working with,· he
said. "It's been a good career
overall."
Shaw said he's running for the
council because he became
interested in city government a
year and a half ago and wants to
get more involved.
"It goes back to when I was
opposing the 190 l Newpon
Plaza condominium project,· he
!k\id. • 1 started anending all the
meetings after that, and there
were just a number of decisions
that lJiidn't concur with, and so
I thought I'd give it a shot.·
He Uves across the street from
190 l Newport and encouraged
the council to limit the buildings
10 three stories. but he wasn't
happy with what was finally
approved, he said.
If he is elected. one of his
priorities will be "reasonable
land development,· he said. The
city needs some growth, but it
doesn't have to be high density,
he said.
"J just don't buy into that
philosophy lof high density!,"
Shaw said. • l don't think we
need to be another high-rise
town."
He's also concerned about the
city using its fiscal reserves and
thinks officials should cut costs.
TERRY SHAW
AGE: 61
FA.Mil Y: Wife, Marilyn;
daughter, Christina, 13; and son,
Thomas, 12
EDUCATION: Associate'• degree
In accounting from Orange
Coast College; bachelor's
degree in business
administration from Cal State
Fullerton
COMMUNITY ACTIVJTlES: Coata
Mesa Historical Society, Costa
Mesa Middle School PTA, Costa
Meaa Investment Oversight
Committee
raise fees or a combination of
both.
"lf you have to draw from
savings to meet your bills. and
you're not getting it from current
income, that's not balancing
your budget,· he said.
In his free time, Shaw\
pursuits tend toward the
physically active. He enjo~
camping and has hiked Moµnt
Whitney twice, he said. I le's also
a graduate ·of the Newport Beach
' Cit:iz.ens Police Academy
Shaw said the ideal City
Council member should be a
person of integrity who has an
understanding of how city
government wor~.
• 1 think they should be willing
to listen to different points of
view, and I think they should be
someone that's going to seek
solutions that, while it may not
please everyone, it will answer
most people's concerns," he
said.
Solving problems and making
thul~ fit together IS what '>haw
Likes about his job. Someone
once told him what accountants
do is put numbers in htlle boxes.
and he said he applies that
method to the city.
"I guess I look a1 the ciry ~.
the people are the numbers and
the houses are the boxt.'S and it's
a matter of making everyone fit
in the city and helping everyone
find a spot where they feel
comfortable." he c;aid
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problem 1n tNt city. Nm, menv
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c:haradllr due tD •11isi IF a1zir ig•
new housing and NmOdelL We
should encouqge and obtain
open~ when ftnandally
feasible. tt may be time to
review the general plan,
bec:al,. we 8"m to be
changing It piecemeal In it
cumwrt fonn. All this 8ff8cts the
city financially, too, wNctt I think
ii• very do9&-teeond .....
Whet do you -..o1111edly's ..... ... ~----...... tor ... ol plllylrlg
ftellla7
I think the egreement is good In
principle. However, it la
appaNnt that both parties need
a deerer underetanding, or at
leell• ~.of what la
required of eec:h. This will help
814Ma19~
-·~and ecapegoats.. Ther9 .,.. epperend'f eome ed
hoc meedngl 18klng piece that
llhoukt be open to the public. tt
will be lntormtttve to know
whit the recommendltlone and
,.... .... Addhlonelly, It has
been Indicated that the fiekts at
Calta MeN'• high IChoofa are
in much poonw condition than
the onea In Newport Bead\.
ON THE ISSUES
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Terry Shaw is running for Costa Mesa City Council.
Thia is 800'lething that should
beaddru11d.
Whllt would be the most
..... Wflll '° lmpow the
w.tlkle7
Probebfy the most effective
Immediate Improvement would
be Infrastructure
lmprovemen1&. Many residents
on the Westlide complain their
streets are terrible oompared to
other parts of the city. Granted.
repairs and landscaping are
taking place, and more are
planned for 19th Street, but
more needs to be done in the
neighborhoods. Subpar
housing should be looked at for
code violations, and some of
the shopping centers need
face-lifts. Perhaps low-interest
loans would help, but private
lm.crnent ltK>Utd be
enc:ountged flrlt. A mning
CNettay m9V be worth
COf lllidlf""'G, but et/fl/ new
dewlopnwct would twve to
rea>gflla the~ rigtD
of ttlOle elreedv there. The
Industrial component is
grandflld iered in, end wNle It
might be Noe to eee It cNngecl,
I would not foroe
condemnation. Noxious fumes,
whid't I've heard oomplainu
about. should be lnwstigeted
and controfled. Also, haJfw8y
hou98I should be monitored to
make sure they are not overly
congregWld and are run in an
ordefty manner.
An dty ........ doing. good
job hardng the budg9t .... .,......_on It from the ltfte7
The city administrators have
done a good job with what thev
have to worlt with. However, the
City Council has some tough
dedsions ahead. The state's
playing with the revenue
stream has certainty muddied
the waters, but oor spending
has outpaced l"IMKlUe. We have
drawn from "*""91 for the last
three years to meet budget.
Obviouaty. this cannot go on
forever. The onty time it might
be wamtnted is when major
capital projects are invofved.
Orange County just approved
an enhanced retirement plan
for its emploveea. Thia puts
pre91Ure on cities to adopt
similar plans. We need to be
very C8Utioua In oor
negodation9 with the Cocta
Mesa emp6oyees union. We do
not want to join a growing llst of
bankrupt or near-banbupt
cltlea. VYould I ral9e taxes or
fee97 Yes, but onty after cal'9ful
c:onsldemk>n. Some of them,
ltJCt\ .. the businea-lioenee re.. have not kept with the
time..
Going for a second term after 22-year wait for his first
Deirdre Newm•n
Daily Prlot
The rabid, anti-communist sentiment
in the 1950s permeated the world that
Chris Steel grew up in. permanently
shaping his political outlook on life.
He remembers watching the Joe
Mc:C.arthy hearings on 1V u a child and
witnessing anti-communist fervor ln his
neighborhood and school.
"Joe was my kind of Idol,· Steel said.
"That waa the big thing.•
Steel's comervative values were
embedded young, and he hasn't
wavered. The incumbent city
councilman la running for reelection ln
November and is sticking to h1a core
goals of trying to improve the city's
environment, achoola, secu.rtty,
property values and 8acal integrity.
"What I'm trying to do I on the
council) la not being accompllahed. •
Steel said. "Ifl wtn, I'm not sure I will
have two more votes to do what I want
to do."
And one of them la bis fam!J!ar _
refrain of ellmln.adng charitiee. lib s.ve
Our SelWJI, from the Wemide.
"That charity la a major problem for
why the Weltlide bu an lmqe
problem,• Steel said. "Tbey're doing
what everyone abould be doing ln the
monl. ICl'iptural tellle, but It's
lncompadble with good IChoola, low
crime and [high) property values
became of conditions ftllUldng from
DON LEACH I DAA. Y PILOT
Chris Steef Is up for reelection to the Costa Mesa City Council.
them bea»a here..
He .. ....,. nmovtng Saw Our elected. CHRIS STEEL "No other dty, not even Santa Ana.
Selww and the Soup '1.tcbeo. another Four yeart ago. be lpCDt only $26,000 has one,· Steel aid "It's well-run, but ·~AW_. ~totbe_c:t.'!:m'20ranp and did bit awn maDlnp. AGE: 83 no one wants to talk about these ....... u.. "I'm my own cam ... 1 ..... rnAn!O!H" P~V: Slngle problems becawe th_, don't want to be .,...... ---EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree In -1
County • ., .... JODI can beol8t. • Steel llid. ollnlcel peychology, Persona College, depicted u ractat.• se.el w born In~ and On bla cwnpafln ... tement ftnanc:e low• Slumlords are another target Steel
came to c.oa,.... tn 1972. He bu form, be declAred that be wm apend co1•1aJMTY ACTMT1EI: Chember of would lib to 1ee the dty lddraa more
WOlbd • • edllCldonal. poldcl1 and lele then Sl,000 and nalw ._than Commerce, Elb Club, MooM Lodge, fo~
ftntndtl CONUbnt md •In Blllt $1.000 ID damdoN • wtl. One CoN MMe Tomorrow "Wt ahould do wbabMr It taba
~llh' d't•a;pa ur•Mtwefor daDadoabedidaa:8ptM1lw•w lepltymapoeo~"huaid.
ffllmil Soon~ ID Nllftelce In trmn tbt Mw6c:Ued Houllllm Anotber~MI bMll fNlttal.ed Deeplte wbal people DMl'f think~
l-....... o,.t to Olllllirma to fMeM#k)Qel 'hit,.~ Hiii wlahnot ... to ecoompUlb .. the hhQ. s..a WIDUl 11 known thu be dolll
0:•11._,,. 1* :A vu .............. tbatr•wntlwa~ jobc:.m..a _ ontho'Nieelkk nott.borlD)'ndltMt•
w' 1 1 p M ,....a mollllt-boine s-b In ¥ifbll--..... ., COi ..... tmd waft '"J)Mc fflnlnatlaa arr.an .. D0t lft ......... _...,_.on •tlilllactolhll)llb. .. _....tDl*eeblm.He...-m mybecqround.•i..-s. ..... notlD (
tbl• ddllll_ill_mt HI -n..,-..,-..-wtchJU'l oa Ill dd al .. Job en-. ar• .... Ill* my Mid. ooc ID 1DJt..t, ~•ID 1'111
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ON THE ISSUES
WMl'ait.emolt~
........... dty1
I 'The need tD elect ttne
councll memberl, devoid of
epecl~ obHpdons,
who hlV9 oorMctton.
COUf1199, Nndlight and vi.ton
to~ llbet9 end
p1H12•••-•t•\.-= --."11u1ld."l111COl:al! •• .,...-.,...,... -l«to-la ..... ..,,..
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FORU
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EDITORIAL
Proposition 59
vital to public
information
L u'>t ..imong the
'>ta1ewide proposmons
<.om l•rning Indian
gaming and the race
for thl' pre ... tcll'ncy of the
IJnitcd \tale'> I'> a httle-lnown
propo:-.l'd arnl'ndm l'nl to the
,t.itl•\ ( onst1tutton known as
Prop1Nl 1011 'iY
Whrll' it ha-. been
mer'>hadov•:1•cl h~ bigger .snd
...e>..it•r campaign,, thl' truth 1s
1111-. uHllall\l' '>trih•., ..t blow
·•~<t.in't tho-.t• who would deny
thl' p<.·ople\ right to know what
the gmernnwnt I'> domg.
Proposition 59\ pa.,s<1gc
would '>tren>.tthen the Ralph M
Brown t\ct .ind the• {.ahforn1a
l'uhli< Ht·conh Act and make it
.1 '>!alt' t onst1tutiorltll right for
tl1l' puhlrt and journat .... 1:-..
.1111ng on bl'IMlf of the public.
to acn''>'> govt'rnnwnial
meeung'> a11d go\l'rnrnl·nt.11
documt•nt...
No 'llfJ1n..,c· here We h.Hi...
l'ropo\lt1011 'il.J, I 00"'
·100 often, member., ol tilt"
publ11 and th£' prl'" art·
dc.•rnt·d .1cet''" to governnwnt
retnrd..,, govC'r nmf'nt
1n.,11tu11on-. .ind govl'rnml'nt
ml'et1ng'> <ti the wtwn of
1110-.1ly well me<111111g hut often
mi.,inforrne<l p11bl1< offiu.1b.
We i.lfl' then forrl'd to a'" for
1111: .1l t t''" and y,,1it for tht·
,111lll 1p .1tcd denial.
If 1h1'> pmpo.,i11on pa....,1·-..
1ha1 .ll Cl'S'> \'\"Ill be
< on'>tltutionally protecwd.
putting tht· m1u' on
government .1gennr'> to
1·xpl.1111 murt• prl·nscly why tht.•
information 1., not publu
Ae< ording to the .,tall'
11ttorrwy g<'nt•raJ\ '>t1m111.1ry.
the nll'<t'>llr<' would
• Prm 1d1· nghl of ruhl II
.H ce...., 10 ntt•<•ting' of
gOVl'I llllll'lll liod1c· .... ind
wnlJngs of government
officials.
• Provide that '>tatutes and
rules furthering public access
shalJ be broadly construed. o r
narrowly constn1ed if limiting
public access.
• Require future statutes and
rule:. limilJng access to contain
findings justifying necessity of
those limitations.
• Preserve constitutional
rights including rights o f
privacy, due process. equal
protection; expressly preserve
existing constitutional and
statutory limitations restricting
accc.,s to cenain meetings and
records of government bodies
and officiab, including law
enforcemc•nt and prosecution
records.
111 lact. It wa., put on the
ballot by a two-thirds vote of
che '>late 1.egislature. although
that \ery ... ame Legislature is
exempt from much o f the law.
"I he mam reason it 1s
needed is to prevc ni dilution
o f access rights by lhe courts."
l>ald Peter Scheer. the
executive d irector of the
California First Amendment
Loahuon, a Sacramento-based
puhlic accc ... s watchdog group
"H<.·u1ust' 11 will ht· pan of the
co1v .. 1itt1Lion. it can't be altered
h~ 1udges but only a nother
an1cndmer11. And acce~s righls
ha\.c been watered down Thi<.
will put a ... top to that.·
l'm po'iitio n 59 is suppo rted
up t1nd down the Mate. Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is in
favor of 11. as are the California
New.,papcr Puhh'>her-. Assn ..
tht· California Hrst
·\nwndmt•nt Coal1t1o n, the
l.A·ah'l1c of Wornt'n Voters and
ntv :morrwvs <Kros., the state
( ounl th ." and wr hope the
vott·r'>, alllong th<.•rn .
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Marinapark plan
would keep the
Girl Scouts going
By Suzanne Huffmon
Esber
0 n behalf of the board
of directors of the
Girl Scout Council or
Orange County, I want to
express our appreciation to
the city of Newport Beac.h-
The city's long-standing
support has helped to
ensure that the council hM
a local facility ln wh1ch to
offer quality educational
and recreational
opportunities for Girl Scouts
and adult volunleers.
Since 1947, the Neva 8-
Thomas Girl Scout House
has provided a place where
girls can enjoy troop
meetings, camplng, boating
and other activities. and
where volunteers can hold
plann.tng mHtingt and
b'ainlnp. The unique
location allowt local Gld
Scouts. u wen u girlt from
other puU of~ coun~ to
enjOy aft'otd.able,
beacb-orimt.ed aperlenca
on tho~ BIJboa
Pcnill$Ula.
lbeptopoMd
Mattn.lpuk Re9on " CommWJkY Plan enlUl'C9
that Pit c:ondaUe co .....
the:M~Mll
Into Che tulure: th8 pip •
cdlfoir•~ ~fool QrlScoua
fl!dliy-~ center Oii .. 8lbJi
' \
Peninsula in Newport
Beach , lo be built at no cost
to the Girl Scout Council.
This facility will be adjacent
to, but completdy separate
from. the propoled hotel
and will have a eeparate
entrance on another side of
the complex.
The council board
carefully reviewed the
proposal and bu appRM!d
the organiutional posltion
of supporting this
developmenc. 00
reguladona penntt oooprofit
organizations to lobbJ' •to
an lnsubdentiaJ ~"
which is oertalrilf the Qle
beTe. ~ wmt to ....
dearty that• belie\l8 ~
development la a meiam of
ensuring that the couod1
can continue to offer quality
Gld Scout Prosrum .m • modem facility fOr many
more yaan U> come.
M volunteer~ we
have worbd Wldi kJic::ll GUt
Scout ftmllta tiDd Giber
volunteertJn lh8 ~
Belch ... <Mir tbl s-
Wf'a'll monabt to ....
them abcMll the~ ~ OVIUiL; webM
ltaMd "".... I at1
llUppOn, a Che .. Opallld
GktSctKa~
MAILBAG
KENT TR£ Pl OW I DAILY PILOT
A local walks his dog at the much-talked-about ... •"' of t1 IY 11 ,ed Mannapark resort on the Balboa Peninsula.
No on wrong picture of
Marinapark resort plan
The "'Ye'> o n I " campaign I'> rull of
dil.torted facts, m1smforma11011,
h<tlf truths. and 111 .. ome case-..
outnght fa lse statement!..
I he campaign mailer claims ··no
'>lgnificant new traffic" However,
the anaJr1., by the Newport Beach
tity auorney prec;ented in the
,ample ballor states that tht'
proposed project will include "a
110 RUe"t unit luxury re.,ort A
pier and noal would he installed
adjacent to the American Legion
manna and 200 on-site parlong
spaces [lol serve guei.t~ a nd
employee!-.." Thi-. wo uld replace the
existing Ma rmapark, "developed
with 56 mobile home~. four lcnnh
courts and other recreallonal
faulitie~. a commumty centt·r and
2 1 parking o,pacr-. "
U the projec t ,., to develop no n ew
traffic, who .-. ~oing to use th e 200
on '>ti e p arking -.pace., for gue'it<i
and employee-.? Pe rhaps they a re
planning to have their guesl'>
parachu1<· mlO the reson as their
plane nic'> mto John Wayne Airpo rt.
o r h.ive a ll of their employee!> meet
in a parkmg lot 111 south Santa Ana
or north Costa Mesa and be
transported in by buse'>, or bring 1n
needed food and supplies for the
"luxury resort" by way of barges
loaded from trucks parked on the
Coast Highway Bridge and towed
across the bay to the resort pier_
The campaign mailer also
contains misleading pictures and
statements about boat-storage
faciJities and trailers load ed with Jl't
<ik.1s in an attempt to frighten voters.
Th.., tactic is deliberately rnislead111g
in rhat the mea:-.ure is only abo ut
amend111._ wo l'lt·nH·11h of the
current Nt·wpor t Heath gem•ral
plan. As '>lated 111 lhe .maly!>i., "A
'ndvo1e1nean ... 1helanguage1n the
I.a nd Use Element and the
Recreation and Open Space I lcmenl
would not change." A 'no· vole say'>
noching about fu1ure plan ... for th1'
area. Why h ave a genl'ral pl.in 1f 11 i.,
to he changed t'very time a
developer come., in wllh a pet
project that supposedly provide'
additional fund <. for the city a1 the
expense of re'>ldenl' .ind v1\l!ors7
Our mayor. a majority of the <.ily
Council and tht• app ointed planning
comm1s\1CJner-. ... eem more
con cerned with projects tha t would
generate fund!> they can spend than
wnh the welfare of the resident<, and
vi'>itors to Newpo rt Beach or the
inconvenience.,, <liffil'ullie<,,
add1t1onal expen-.e!-. .md hardshir
thar their pe t prnject'> crea1e
A nott' to tho'>e runn111g for a
po<;ll1on on the C11y < nuncil We wlll
o nly vole for thow c.1ndidates who
specifically ... 1.itt' thdl they oppoM'
Mea.,ure I ..
HEUCE ANO WAYNE J. SUBCASKY
Newport Reach
Ban on beach smoking
lights a common-sense fire
Re· "Smoking ban takes efiect on
city sand: Oct. 15. That's one more
freedom talc.en away in bt>au11ful
Newport Beach!
In the open mg paragraph of the
Pilot article, it states: "The sun was
high and bright Thursday afternoon
and o ne of the only things marring
the beauty of the shore wac; a
scattering of cigarette butts m the
sand." What about aJI the other
garbage that 1s left on the beach?
What about 300 decals saying, "No
-.mok.ing"7 I think that is much more
offen~1ve and degradmg than
dgarette buttl>!
lalk abou t disgusting comments:
" I he ngarellt''> get washed into the
ott•an. and then the fish eat them,
.rnd we eat the fi~h . . If you thmk
Jhout that. that\ kind o f disgusting."
h the -.chool\ Earth ne.,ource Ouh
going 10 pu1 the li!.h on a !>pecial
d1eft
I thmlc. the< ily Council needs to
have a citation of SSOO for 1mpos111g
such a law' Plca<;e let us live and
t.>nJOY ourselves and our beaches and
community without such ridiculous
law<>. Where has common sense.
rnnsidcration and respect for one
another gone? Don't you think you
have gone over the top?
MARY LOU KIEHLER
Newpon Beach
Oiurch expansion a worthy
addilion to th e community
fh1s message is lo show our
family's support of the expansion
plans of St. Andrew'l> Presbyterian
Church as a definite positive
addition to our community.
DON ANO ANNA HIUJARD
Newport Beach
Another with a few words
to show church support
Re· The proposed expansion of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian CllUrch. I
strongly suppon St. Andrew's and
have for 40 years.
CLYDE AND FRANCES THOMAS
Newport Beach
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Marinapark neighbor pleads 'No on L'
I have lived on the conduct weddings and other guests for the beach. Would shaky deal this is with
Peninsula for more than 15 social functio ns. This will you want your daughter going Sutherland. Sutherland bu not
years. My bouse is directly create mdte traffic than to a locatJoo next to a busy been attacked; everyone has
across from Marinapa.rk. nonnal hotel operations. It is hotel and sharing the facilities done their due diligence.
Measure L. which wouJd allow estimated that the hotel will with strangers? I believe the Would a Hilton or Hyatt build a
for a resort to be built on the bring an addldonal l ,000 cars hotel I.a bad for the Gfrl Scouts. five-star hotel on leased land?
Balboa Peninsula, is of great on lo the peninsula per day. If the dty would sell the land Newport deserves more than
importance to m e and my ThlS will serve only lo increase for residential use. they would an inexperienced operator
neighbors. I would like to our gridtoclc situation. have far more revenue than wtth ahalJow prom.lies..
welgh in and give a The American Legion has the hotel and have a tax base By voting ya, you will
perspecove from some local been offered an "incentive· of forever. The consensus of the effect:tveJy change the land U8f!
residents. SS00,000 lo support the citizens. whom I have had the from open space to marl.De
I am writing this letter to project. Developer Stephen chance to speak with, want commercial whether
inform the pubUc why they Sutherland ls a good politiclan, more open space. I hear that Sutherland la the deYeloper. I
should oppose Measure L who proml.ses something to resounding iasue over and bdleve the readentl wOJ let
Ttaffic l8 a major con cern achieve his goals, but will over. The dtl.r.eru are tired of their volee be beard 'J\teeday.
for the residents of the likely faU short on his promise. the government pUlaging Meuure L wOl fall
peninsula. I beUeve the I ask.: Where la the contract pubUc resources for ~Then the
Marin.apart traffic studies with the American Legion? "progresa." relidentl wtllhaw the
submitted to the City Council Does support from the ,.,,, fat u the rdlabWty of the oppC>rtunlty to dedde dM bC9t
were Oawed. The developer's American Legton give him the developer ta conceroed.. the uee of the~ -not•
data counted the can that right to say "Veterans tupport ttllktenta have done the boal·laUnc:b ramp. boat
traveled on J 8th Street. noc the Yes on L"f Some veterana are reeean:b that the dty dkl not atDn1ft Ota IOCCS 6llkL 1boee
actual traffic that pused fuming mad over his dalln. do. At th1a dme, SUtbedand tiu Idell wen newr ~
through the gar ea at The Gltl Scouta practically no ftnanda1 baddna. He aays We would Ub to ptl 11 Tl'I tbt
Marina park. I have a direct have aduslve use of t.hlt be plant to announce a open epec:e for IMI ..,...., ......
view from my Uving room, and Newpon jewel. 1bey can uae ftnua:w becler eoon. Tbar'9 and many. s:nose tow.
I have never counted more the beach area JUI& not pd~ Hll PSei118 ~.,.Iii._. •No
than 20 can per hour.~ unencumbered. Once the ~ bM been d ifp1'C ant.•
hoed has provbloN ror a hotel ii bu.Ot. the GUI~ .-...111 Mfnra.,....... _.. F
ballroom from which to 'wll be cionipetil'I wtmlMJul f•l tllitll need to..., .... • ltllcJ ..... ~~--~..._----=...-.;=-.~ ................. -4~S...;..._......._.;.....i.~;;....~----.....,;.......,.._;,..i,.;;..,,,.;,;.,.-,......,..-.--
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SOCIETY
THE CROWD
Cross-section of community comprises the top 103
P ubllc servanta, men or the
cloth. purveyors or fish
tacos, land developers and
beach lifeguards came together
Wednesday for a luncheon al
the Hyatt Regency Hotel,
Newport Beach for the 12th
1 ltflllual Daily Pilot "Top 103"
' celebration. What began In
, 1992 as part whim. part
' marleting tool, part
1 community magnet, is now a
, tradJtion in the Newport-Mesa
, community garnering attention
as well as criticism, with the list
or names or the I 03 most
influential
people in the
community
dissected and
debated by
readers o f 1he
Daily Pilo1.
Tom
Johnson,
publisher of
the Daily
Pilot, B. W. COOK addre.,sed tht'
assernhlJge
in the Hyatt dining room
slating, "You may ask how we
arrive at the list. I'm here IO tell
you that the criteria is ba'ied on
the FOT or FOS scale." Johnson
explained that FOT •>tand'i for
friend of Tom (Johnson! .ind
FOS i~ for friend of Steve
(Cahn], managini.; editor of 1he
Pilot. As the crowd applauded
with laughter, Johm on added,
"The folks on this lisl
contribute to life m thl'i
community day in and day oul
They have an impact on the
way we live, and they all make .1
difference.·
The luncheon, a nd lhc li\t
Itself, has become some1h1ng of
e roast over the year-.. John<.on
recalled a pa.-.1 Top 10'.l la-.1 that
honored a drug-sniffing ( 0-.1.i
Me~ police do~ as one of the
high rank.mg I 03. f-omwr l 0-.1,1
Mesa Police C:llief Dave
Snowden was also ho nored lhJI
year -however, with a h1ght.>r
number. Snowden wa~ q11il k lo
call Johnson and relay hi.,
concern over being li<,ted
following the dog.
ln 1h1s ~tory lies the mt·-. .... 1gl'
and Lhe meaning or thC' I 0:1 li-.t
It 1s a reflection of a divC'r.,t• and
vibrant community that
celebrates the best of the
human condltJon, In spite of
differences or every variety. This
year. the rector of St. James
Olurch, PraYem Bunyan, was
nominated as number five on
the list The controversial
pastor, who led his Newport
Beach congregation away from
the Episcopal diocese over
hot-button Issues Including the
ordination or homosexual
clergy and the divinity of Jesus
Quist, was inviled to say the
invocation before the luncheon.
Bunyan made no reference to
his ongoing secession, offering
instead a prayer over the food
and the assemblage.
In a furrher effort to sur the
pot, luncheon orgarn~ers led a
sing-along, passing c1ut song
sheets laheled "Measure I." and
"No on I.." The lyric-. were
wrinen pro and con over the
m easure facmg Newport-Mesa
residen1., on the Nov 2 ballot,
regarding the redevt'luprnent of
the bay·fTOnl, city owrwd land
on the Balboa Pe11111-.11la Sung
lo the tune of 1lw Clrn ... 1ma-.
carol "Noel," the pro lyric~ went
a'\ follow'>: "'Mea~un· L, Mea.,url'
L, We sure think it\ \wl'll. We
want to slay at ihi-. 11 O room
hotel.'. And now for lhl•
negative lyric,· "No on I , No on
I., .,omething fi<.hy wt· 'mt'll A
.,weet't'et heart deal 1' th!'
Stephen Sulherland 110 roo111
hotel." Sutherland, tht• dt•\lgnl'r
and developer of lht• proJl'tl,
W<L<. in lhl' ICU audH•iH e, 1..tldng
11 all with grace and good chrt•r.
Al.,o prt''>l'rl l wa<, IPg1·ndary
Nrwport nlizen Paul SaJata.
fundrai'>lllg expert Terry
Callahan, ( .o'ita Mt.•,,1\ Share
Our Selvp-, cufoundt•r; Karen
McGlfnn and hig t1nw .,urkr
BUI Sharp Gregg Schwenk,
Nl'wport Reach 111vt•.,ttnl'nl
h,mker and exelllll\l' d1rt'l lllf
of the Nl'wport Hl'.tt h ~ 1lm
I 1•\t1val. jmned 1 lnag I lu-.p11al
t.•xelutive Michael Stephens
Jnd Newporl Mayor Tod
Ridgeway al the l11ndH•n11
l'V('Jll.
C.o-.1a Mt.'"J ( .11um II man
Allan Mansoor did 111., hl'"I
1mprt''>'>IOll o f (,ov Arnold
Schwan..enegge r .. ., 1 lw 1 rowd
dined oo an exceptional
three-course luncheon that
began wtth an anistically
prepared seafood salad
di.splayed In a half coconut,
followed by a mixed grill eotr~e
and dessert.
Local political candJdates
were also present, including
Bruce GarUch. chairman of the
Costa Mesa Planning
Commission, and Newport
Beach Councilman Steve
Bromberg. Tom Johnson
roasted friend Del Heintz.
Costa Mesa-based director of
government affrurs for AT&T
Broadband. Ml have absolutely
no idea how Del Heintz made
this list," mused Johnson. He
d id k.now why former California
legislator and former State
Educalion Secretary Marian
Bergeson made the Ust. Also
h onored was Scott Paulson,
retired school principal who
h eaded five Newport·Mesa
'>chool!> during his career.
Paulson made a mosl unusuaJ
trihute.
.. Over 1he p.i.,t 10 year'>, 19
!>chools in the Newport -Mc'>a
d istrict havl' received SlO
m1lhon tn donations from a
local couple you've never heard
of."' <.aid Paulso11 I le added. ··A1
fir-,1 , I reet'iVl'd dwcks in the
mail 1ha1 looked hlc.t.>
lhrow away marketing m ail
Ont• came for S I 2 million
another for $7 million.~
Pauhon \11-t.'nt on IC> '>hare that
a Newporl uiuple nametl David
and Mo nica Gelbaum alway'
wantt•d to n·matn ..inonymou ... ;
however, tlwir g<•iwro,ily ha-.
rnatle '>lit h a n impact on tht•
commu1111y that 11 wa., time
lht'y werl' fl'logn11t•tl ·1 ht•
( relhaum-. did llOt ,1uend the
lumheon
\pottl'd 111 till' nowtl wa'
Gene Farrl'll (lrt'"cl1•11t of
Orangl' ( o.t'>l ( ollt>ge. Gay
WassalJ-Kelly. Aviva Goelman.
Trevor Murphy, till' ltt-v John
Huffman; .ind Wing Lam ,
cofounckr of W,1hoo\ h-.h
C .ury111g 1111 .1 po1gn,tnl
ir.icJ111on of rt·11nng 1111rnher-.
beyond tlw 10 I. ,1 nH·moriJI
t nbuH• w.i., m,1d1• to Randy
Scheerer, numhl·r 11 7 A
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Newport Beach Frre Chief Tim Riley get together the Daily Pilot "Top 103" luncheon on Wednesddy
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m1lhon to Newport Mesa schools, continue to keer• d lo· ... r r
However their likenesses did appear WednPsday di !hf 1 1
lunc.heon with former ~~ewport Me<..i Principal 5r on PalllSH
endorses
Mike Scheaferuncum be ntJ
Bruce Garlich
Katrina Foley
or Costa Mesa Cit;y Council .
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BEST BUYS
Newport-Mesa residents,
You are invited to a Costa Mesa
Fair market makes sweet day
Citywide Prayer Meeting
When: Thursday October 28, 6:30-9:00p.m.
Where: 740 West Wilson , Costa Mesa
Harbor Christian Fellowship
What we will be prayinifor: Our Nation,
Iraq, and the Upcoming National and
Local Elections.
Al/A re Welcome, However, We Will Only Be
Praying in J esus' N ame.
This is non-political. Please do not wear or
bring campaign materials. Take care to keep
your views to yourse lf. We are gathering
together to seek God's will in a time of need.
Bring your Friends and Your Faith.
Let's Seek God togeth er!
Hosted by
"The Saturday Night Prayer Partners"
Email: citywideprayer@quixnet.net
presents
urattbot
BY GIACOMO PUCCINI
"A visually striking production ... stunning!"
-Do/las News
Hear some of P.ucclnl's most glorious music!
T he le'Vellth annual
trick-or-treat festival
happens from 10 Lm. to 2
p.m. SUnday at Thi Or-.
County Mabt ...... Kida in
c:ostumea can trick-or-treat
during the da}t Included in the
6'stMties are championship
pumpkin ple~eating contests, a
sword swalJOWt!J' and
ventriloquist David Markham.
the Miracle Man. Other events
Include radio personality Dr.
GREER
WYLDER
Demento
hosting two
shows. and
there will be
an antique
hearse and
classic car
procession
through Costa
Mesa
beginning at
lOam.
·Farmer"
Mike Vallado
returns this
year to carve amazing 3-0
masterpieces out or 400-pound
pumplcins. The fifth annual
Hearse, Bug and Monster Oassic
C'.ar Show will be held in
conjunction with the festival,
from 9 am. to 3 p.m. Admission
to the market place and
weekend swap meet at the Costa
Mesa Fairgrounds is $2 for ages
13 and over and free for children
12 and under. HallO'Neen even~
are included with admission.
(949) 723 6663.
http://wwu~ocmnrketplace.com.
rrs A HUGE COSTUME WORLD
The selection of 1 lalloween
costumes at the Disney Store is
unbelievable, and many are on
!>ale. The assonment includes
accessories like ~hoes, crownl>.
wand,. wigl>, hats and boas. Girl!>
favor thl' ""prince~ costumes""
including BelJe. Cinderella and
Sleeping Beauty. boys want Toy
Story characters including Buzz
and Woody, as well as Power
Rangen.. Prices are reasonable.
Other co~tumes available are
Jasmine, Mulan, TinkerbeU,
Snow White, Ariel, Aladdin and
Pooh. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
AFTER HOURS
• Submi1 AFTER HOURS i1ems to
the Daily Pilot. 1375 Sunflower
Ave .. Costa Mesa, CA 92626; by
fax to (714) 966-4679; or by calltng
(714) 966-4617.
SPECIAL EVENTS
VENETIAN MASQUERADE BAU
Fleur De Lis Events will host an
18th century costume and
masquerade ball, featuring live
entertainment and a display of
Venetian-inspired gowns by
designer Belinda Roger. The ball
will be from 8 p.m . Saturday to 2
a.m. Sunday at the Historic
Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St.,
Newport Beach. Tidtets cost $140.
Information: (949) 903-2366.
TRICK OR TREAT FESTIVAL
The seventh annual Tridt or Treat
Festival will be from 7 a.m. to 4
p.m. Sunday at the Orange
County Martcet Place, 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. Events include
the Halloween, Hearse, Bug and
Monster Clauic Car Show from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m.; an antique hearse
parede at 10 a.m.; free
tridt-<>r·treating for costumed kida
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . and David
M1rtchem'1 aword-tWallowing
ahowa at 12:30 and 1:30 p.m.
Admlaalon ia $2 for ages 13 and
older and free for kida 12 and
younger. Information: (949)
723-6663 or
http:llwww.ocm11rlcetplace.com.
BALBOA'• 'GREAT PUMPKIN'
A Halloween event In Balboa
Village featurea llve
entertainment, r1ffte prizea, a
costume contest, a pumi*Jn
coloring contest and "'The Greet
Pumpkin~ from 11 1.m. to 6 p.m.
SundlV .t Balboa Boulevard and
Palm Street, Newport Beacti.
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Monday to F'l1day. 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. Sltutday; 11 a.m. to 6:30
p.m.. ~ l.eYd Ooe. near the
CaroUlel Court. (71~ 751-8080.
hlqrJ!wwuA~
AN>RAISftG IN ntE CMOS
South Cout Plaza wtD offer an
"Angelltoe c.arct. • a abopplng
card that helps raise funds for
Angelitos de Oro, a nonprofit
organlzatton dedicated to Big
Brothers Big Sisters of Orange
County. Purchue an Angelitoe
Card for $50 and receive a 20%
dlscount at more than 100
partidpatins South Coast Plaz.a
retailers from Nov. 4 to 9. All
proCeeds from the card sales
benefit Big Brotbec B.ig Sisters of
Orange County. Purchase cards
at South Coast Plaza concierge
desks, or by calllngAagelitos de
Oro at (949) 642-9883.
TREATS APLENTY AT Pt.A2A
Children can trick-or-treat at
South CoMt Plaza on Sunday
from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Participating retailers and
C'.arousel Coun will have treats
for children dressed in costumes.
TWO-OAY SKJ SWAP
Th.is weekend finds deals on
high-quality new and used ski
and snowboard equipment and
apparel. Stefan Kaelin Ski and
Golf will hold the annual Ski and
Snowboard Swap and Sale on
Saturday and Sunday from 10
.t.m. to 6 p.m. at 2700 W. Coast
Highway in Newport Beach.
(949) 631 -3280.
A 3-HOUR BOUTIQUE TOUR
Marle's boudqueatNewport
Coa!>t Shopping Center will hoM
an t'vening of fashion tonight
from 7 co I 0 p.m . Marie present!>
the new fall /winier collection
from James Coviello of New York.
d.' well as Pinko, an exclusive
I uropean line. Shoppers can
enjoy a cumng-edge fashion
'>how. with a OJ spinning vinyl,
along wtth refreshments, an
Argentinean Tango perfonnance
and an opporrunj1y drawing for
gifts from other stores in the
center. Marie's is in the Newpon
Information: (949) 723-5070.
MUSIC
UCI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The UC Irvine Symphony
Orchestra will perform selections
from Wagner and Liszt at 8 p.m .
Friday and Saturday at the
Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus
Drive, Irvine. Tidtets are $12 for
general admission, $10 for
seniors and UCI faculty and staff
and S8 for students and children
under 18. Information: (949)
854-4646.
ORANGE COAST COUEGE
SYMPHONY 81 CHORALE
The Orange Coast College
Symphony & Chorale will
perform Muaaorgsky'a .. Night on
Bald Mountain" and vocal
selections from ·Phantom of the
Opera" at 8 p.m. Saturday in the
Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Tickets are S8 in advance and $10
at the door. Information: (714)
432-5880.
ORANOECOAST COUEGEBtG
BAND
The Orange Coast College Big
Bend will perform at 1 p.m.
Sunday In the Robert B. Moore
Theater, 2701 Felrvlew Road,
Costa Mesa. Tidtets are $8 In
advance and $8 at the door.
lnforma11on: (714) 432-6880.
KREMERATA BAL11CA
Kremereta Baltica, led by artlstlc
director i nd vtolln aoloist Gldon
Kremer, will perform et 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 6 et the Orange County
Performing Art.I Center, 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa M ....
S.lectlona lncJude the
Shostakovldl Ch1mber
Symphony, Op. 110.; Sdlubert'a
Ouertet No . 16 In G, 0887 for
strlnga •nd • new wort by
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Cout Shopping C.enter at
Newport (;oalt DrtYe md San • ••
Joaquin HIDa ao.d. (949) :
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THE GIFT Of AN11QUMM'tG
New u:rtvala ll Gt• t ....
Cott1911Wdooaa~
could make unique Ou1stmu
glfta. Thole include • coUecdorl
of antique Frmch Majolica. cl.rca
1870 to 1910; an old German
music box with dancen.
orchettra and auoUMI ICelle;
and a Japanese tee aet. circa
1920. There'a also a pie-holiday
sale in progress. Reduced prices
can be fowld on select items In
the main salon. gallery and
antique attic. Open 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
670 w 17th St. in Cotta Mesa.
(949) 645-9258.
DESIGNS ON HOUDAY TONES
Swnmedilll Home CoDecdon
offers three new holiday dkor
collections for fall 1be Berbh.J.re,
The Laconia and The Wellesley
collections feature wann tones
that incorporate cream-colored
pumpkins, rosemary topiaries
and ochre-colored pottery fillea
with leaves and berries. Open 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday;
10 am. to 5 p.m. Saturday; 10
am. to 4 p.m. Sunday. 369 E.
17th St. in Cost.a Mesa. (949)
646-6745.
PATRONS WIU Fl.P OVER
COtN
Renowned jewelry designer
Robeno Coin will be at
Trad.ldonal )eMlen at Fashion
Island on Saturday from 4 to 8
p.m. Coin will unveil pieces
chosen especially for this
Newport Beach event.
Refreshments will also be served.
Open 10 am. 10 9 p.m . Monday
to Friday; 11 am to 7 p.m.
Saturday; 11 am. to 6 p.m.
Sunday. (949) 721 ·9010.
• BEST BUYS appears Thursdays
Send information to Greer Wylcler
111 greerwylder@yahoo.com; at
1375 Sunflower Ave., Cost11 Mesa,
CA 92626; or by fax at (714)
966-4679.
Russian composer Leonid
Desyatnikov. Tidtets are S76 and
can be purchased through (714)
5~2787or
http:llwww.ocpac.orp.
Information: (714) 75f>-0236.
LATINAS! MUSICAL DIVAS Of
LATIN AMERICA
Colombia's Tot6 la Mom poslna,
Chile'• Marlana Montalvo end
Brazil's BelO Velloao will perform
in an 8 p.m . concert, •latinaal
Musical Divas of Latin America.·
The Nov. 6 concert ls held at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive, Irvine. Tldtets are
$27 and $32. Full-time atudents
can purchaae half-price tidtets at
the box office wfth valid ID.
Information: (949) 854-4646 or
http:!lwww. thebarclay.orp.
WARSAW PHtlHARMONtC
ORCHESTRA
The Warsaw Philharmonic
Orchestra will perform
Penderedd'a •Polymorphla • and
Chopin'• •Piano Concerto No. 1 In
E minor, Op. 11 • at 8 p.m. Nov. 8
and 9 at the BarcllY Theatre, 4242
Campua Drive, Irvine. Tldtets are
$85. lnformetion: (949) 653-2.422.
THE ENGLISH CONCERT Wint
ANDREW MANZE
Period Instrument group The
Engllah Concert and Its vtollnlst.
Andrew Menze, wUI perform .t
7:30 p.m. Nov. 9 et the Orange
County Performing Alts Center, _
600 Town Center Drive, Co.ta
Meu. Tldtets are $78.
Information: (714) 766-0236.
GUARNERI STRING QUARTET
The Guemeri String Ouartet wtll
PllY M>nga by Mozart. Bridge end
Ravel .t 8 p.m. Nov. 22 .t the
Bardey °ThMtre, 4242 C.mpu•
Drfve, Irvine. Tic:bta are $36 to
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Take to the street for artful fair
ucted between plain
omc:e buildings and
trendy blkinl boudquea is
Balboa street filled with charm
d character. Antique stores,
plleries, Doral designers and
lque eateries are the
demark of 31st Street, and
elr owners Invite you to join
m on Nov. 13 for an open-air
pen house.
The festivities will begin at 10
m. and continue until 3 p.m.
addition to the stores and
eries, there wilJ be
efreshrnents served,
ompliments of the Cannery
· ters. a group of artil>tl>
rganized by Marilyn Poliquin of
· nery Paints. fhe painters
also have 1he11 ea-.eb filled
·th canvasel>, and 1f you·re in
he market for ongmdl art. th1i. I'>
e place to peruM! and
urchase.
And speahng of canv.t'><.">, one
f-my favonte ttem1> to ~ve and
o get I'> the <.an nt'ry P·.iintl'"'
5. Information: (949) 553-2422.
azz and codcta1ls flow daily from
oon to midnight Sundays
hrough Thursdays and from
oon to 2 a m Fridays and
aturdays at the Balboa Bay Club
Resort. at 1221 W Coast
1ghway, Newport Beach
nformat1on (949) 645-5000
alter Lakota and David Alcantar
he New York Jazz Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gma at 251
E Coast Highway 1n Newport at 8
.m Fridays and Saturdays and
t 7 p.m Sundays and Mondays
Diana Ditn )oms the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free
Information: (949) 673·9500
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
MPG members Greg Morgan,
Nidc Peper and Kelly Gord1en
ertorm classic rock, R&B and
swing music at 8:30 p.m. Fridays
nd Saturdays at the Bluewater
nil, 630 Lido Park Drive.
Newport Beach Information
i(949) 675-3474
a Cave Restaurant offers
evolver, which fe atures DJs
long with imagery and auditory
delights at 10 p m Tuesdays at
1695 lrvme Ave • Costa Mesa
Information (949) 646 7944
SINATRA TRIBl/TE
La Cave Reslaurant offers David
Kmwald's hve tribute to Frank
Sinatra from 6 to 9 p m. Mondays
and Tuesdays at 1695 Irvine Ave.,
Costa Mesa. Information. (949)
646-7944.
THE UNDERGROUND LOUNGE
la Cave Restaurant offers the
Underground Lounge, featunng
Pete Villani smgmg Bennett.
Martin and Sinatra from 6:30 to 9
p.m Wednesdays at 1695 lrvme
Ave., Costa Mesa Information.
(949) 646-7944
PlANBE
la.Cave Restaurant offers the
funky $0UI 1azz music of Plan Be
KAREN
Cookbook.
Each
cookbook ls
covered with
a
hand-painted
canvas: a
ceJebration of
the arts, both
culinary and
visual. The
new covers
WIGHT will include
paintings of
flowers, pigs, chicle.ens,
sunflowers, geraniums and food.
The recipes are straight out of the
artists' recipe boxes -the book
is a gift through and through.'
fhe 2004 edition L'i filled with
a section of new concoction!>, so
1f you're lucky enough to already
own one, it's time to get (and
give) the latest ver!>1t>n.
·Ille antique store~ will have
their war~ on d1'>play. Alta will
be ready for the coffee crowd.
Floral de'>igncr 01-.l'.tll>., .1 new
from 10 p.m. to 1 a m on
Thursdays at 1695 Irvine Ave.,
Costa Mesa. Information· (949)
646-7944.
THE GINGER BAKER JR. TRIO
La Cave Restaurant offers the 1azz
fusion music of the Ginger Baker
Jr. Trio from 10 p.m to 1 a m.
Fridays at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa
Mesa. Information. (949)
646·7944
TODD OLIVER JAZ.Z QUARTET
la Cave Restaurant offers the 1au
music of the Todd Oliver Jazz
Quartet from 10 p m to 1 a m
Wednesdays and Saturday'> at
1695 lrvme Ave , Costa Mf'sd
Information· (949) 646 7944
PHIL SHANE
La Cave Restaurant will host Phil
Shane. a one-man music legend
who sings Elvis, Lewis, Diamond,
Orbison, Cash and other music
greats The per1ormance begins
at 10 p m. the last Fnday of each
month at 1695 Irvine Avr> • Costa
Mesa. Information: (949)
646-7944
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday The
band per1orms from 7 10 10 p m
Wednesday and Thursday from
8:30 p m to 12 30 a m Fridav and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 µ m
Sunday The restaurant 1s al 2735
W Coast Highway NPwport
Beach Free 1949) 642 3431
MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS
Players restaurant is now offcrinq
live music from 9 p m to
m1dn1ght every Friday and
Saturday. Players 1s at 512 W 19th
St., Costa Mesa No cover d'argP
(949)646-5615
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents the
Rid< Sherman Duo fe aturing Rid<
Sherman and Alan Remington on
Friday nights. The program
features all your favorites on the
saxophone keyboards Anthony's
1s at 151 E. Coast Highway (949)
673-3425
POP-ROCK AND R.AMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown
act. performs at 9 p m Saturdays
addJdon to the street. wtD haw
open doors and. of OOWM.
South of France will have ttJ
usual fabulous tnveotoryplua
extns for the holiday season.
Marilyn teUa me the Cannery
Painters have also been working
on their holiday paintings. I
have one of Marilyn's 01.ristmas
creations. It depicts two children
In front of a fireplace with a
Oiristmas tree in full regalia. I
love bringing it out of storage
the day after Thanksgiving and
dibplaying it through the
holidays. It reminds me of the
season's magic. I consider it
pricelesi..
Mark your calendars for Nov.
I J and celebrate the season, do
'>omc 1>hopping and share a
11o'>h with the \..annery Painters
0 11 .1 1 '>t Street: a tnie Newport
trea<iurt.•.
• KAREN WIGHT 1s a Newport
Beach resident Her column runs
Thursdays
at Carmelo's R1storante, 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo gu1tanst Ken Sanders
per1orms classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m Tuesdays and
Sundays Free (949) 675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald lsh1bash1 and the Stone
Bridge Band play rod< and R&B at
9 p m SaturdJys at Sutton Place
Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500
MacArthur Blvd , Newport Beacn
Free (949) 476 2001
STAGE
HABEUS CORPUS
South Coast Repertory will
perlorm "Habcus Corpus"
through Nov 21 di 655 Town
Center Dnve Costa Mesa
lnformJt1on ( 114) 708-5555
A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED
"A M urder 1s Announced" takes
to the stage Nov 12 through 14
and Nov 18 through 21 at
. Vanguard University's Lyceum
Theater, 55 Fem Drive, Costa
Mesa. Per1ormance times are at 8
p m Thursday through Saturday
and at 2 p m Saturday and
Sunday General admission 1s $10
or $8 for senior'> and children
under 12 Information (714)
668 6145
AR T
'AUTUMN IMPRESSIONS'
An exh1b1tron of paintings
featuring vineyards harvests
sunflowers and boats runs
through Nov 30 at the Debra
Huse Gallery. 229 Manne Ave .
Swtc E. Newport Bedch
Information (949) 723 6171
'PARIS PICTURESQUE'
An exh1b1t1on of photographs by
artist Barbara Higgins. ·Pans
Picturesque:· will be on display
through December at French
Bud<ets. a florist at Fashion Island
in Newport Beach (800) 652·9551
THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF
ROMAN LORANC
An exh1b1t1on of new
photographs by Roman Loranc
will be on display from through
Nov 30 at Susan Spmtus Gallery
3929 Birch St , Newport Beach
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John Moorlach, Orange C ounty Treasure r
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Jim Silva, County Supervisor
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HOURS
Continued from Al 1
Information· (949) 474-4321.
SCREEN
OCC ALM SERIES
Orange Coast College's Film
Series presents •Adam's Rib• at
6:30 p.m. Nov. 5 at OCC's Fine
Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Information:
http://wwwoct1ckets.com.
OCC FILM SERIES ..
Orange Coast College's Film
Series presents •Gilda" at 6:30
p.m. Nov. 19 at OCC's Fine Arts
Room 119, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa The event is
sponsored by the fine arts
department and CCC Extended
Education Information:
http.llwww octickets.com.
OCC FILM SERIES
Orange Coast College's Film
Series presents ·Tue Letter# at
6:30 p m Dec 3 at OCC's Fine
Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. The event is
sponsored by the fine arts
depar1ment and OCC Extended
Education Information:
http:11Www oct1ckets.com.
OCC FILM SERIES
Orange Coast College's Fi lm
Series presents "Lady in the
Lake" at 6:30 pm. Dec. 17 at
OCCs Roe Alta Room 119, 2701
Fairview Roed, ea.ta Meu. The
event i8 apon80Nd by the fine
arts depertment and OCC
Extended Education. Information:
http:l...WWW.octk:kei..com.
OCC Fl.M SERES
Orange Cont College'• Alm
Series presents '"You Can't Take tt
With You'" at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at
OCC's Ane Alta Room 119, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Meea. The
event is apontored by the fine
arts department and OCC
Extended Education. Information:
http://www.octickets.com.
OCC ALM SERIES
Orange Coast College's Film
Series presents •Tue Set-up• at
6:30 p.m. Jan. 28 at OCC's Fine
Arts Room 119, 2701 Fairview
Road. Costa Mesa. The event is
sponsored by the fine arts
cjepartment and OCC Extended
Education. Information:
http://www.octickets.com.
DANCE
SWING
Lessons are given from 2 to 6
p.m. every Sunday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom in Newport
Beach by the Orange County
Swing Dance Club. All ages are
welcome and a dancing partner is
not required Information: (909)
656-0119.
ARGENTINE TANGO
Tango dancing is offe red from 8
p.m. to 12.-30 a.m. the first
Slturday of~ month 8t °"**--Studio. 2980
McCantoc:* w.v. c-.. Me.a.
Information: (714) 841.-e.
POETRY
ORSTAttWNIU. AND LBOH
WHITE
Chrla Tannahill and Lefgh White
wlll be featured poets at 8 p.m. at
Alta Cof'fM HouM, 608311t St,
Newport Beed1. Admlalon la
free. Information: (949) 676-0233.
'FIRST WEDNESDAY'
ISM Magazine hosts '"Arst
Wednesday;" an open-mike
poetry night with gallery exhibits,
video and film screenings,
monologues, and OJa and bends
from radio station KUCl·FM
(88.9). The event is from 7 to 10
p.m. the first Wednesday of each
month in the Living Room at the
Lab/Anti mall, 2930 Bristol St,
Costa Mesa. Information: (714)
966-6660.
CHILDREN
STARLIGHT STORIES
Children 3 to 7 years old are
invited to participate in songs and
finger-puppet plays at 7 p.m.
Mondays at the Costa Mesa
Library, 1855 Park Ave.
Information: (949) 646-8845.
PJS AND BOOKS
A children's story time is
presented at 7 p.m. Mondays and
at 10:30 a.m . Saturdays at the
Newport Beach Central Library,
1000 Avocado Ave. (949)
717-3801.
6e a Mentor and Advocate For An Abu&ed Child
6e a CASA Volunteer
Court Appointed Special Advocate5
Join ue for an Information Seooion
On November 16, 6pm-8pm
Nei9hborhood Community Center
1845 Parle, Coeta Meea
RSVP: (714) 619-5155
Malu a Jtjfnrnu for on~ of 1/,, 1()() t'hi/Jrrn on our "''"' lut!
~ "CASA Court Appotnlcd Spec 1al Adv(X dll>\
FOi CHllOIEN
Our Board orfnmecs endorses the following Ciry Council candidates
anJ rrrnm mends position~ on I.he following ballot measures:
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.~te11en Rosan.sky
Dlstrtct I
Strom Bromberg
Dlltrlct7
john B. Hefernan
Marinapark Reson & Communtry Plan
Local Government Revenue Protection
Access IO ( .overnmenc I nforma11on
Star~Quoon Pnmary Elecuons
Sale of Surplus State Property
Children's Hospital Bond Act of 2004
Voter('ho1c:cOpcn Primary Act
Mental Ht'~hh <lcrviccsAct
Un fair Business Practices Act Reform
Loe.al Tax payers and Public Safcry Protection Act
Three ~mk" and Child Protectio n Act of2004
91 I Emergency and Trauma Care Act
Gaming Revenue Act of 2004
DNAFingcrpnnt, UnsolvcdCnmcandlnnocm~ProtectionAa
Indian Gamang Fa.ar-Sharc Revenue Act of 2004
California Stem Cdl Racarch and Cura Aa
SB 2 (Employer Health Care Mandate)
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well as a contact phone number.
TOOAY
The Newport Chamber of
Commerce Mixer will be a dinner
with local business professionals.
The 5 to 7 p.m. event will be at Re
Neto Ristorante, 2304 W.
Oceanfront Blvd., Newport Beach.
Admission will be free for
members; the cost for
nonmembers will be $10
Information: (949) 673-7030.
Hoag Cancer <Anter director of
program development Nancy
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on "Resources for the Lung
Cancer Patient" from 2 to 3:30
p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center's
Conference Room A, One Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 760-5542.
Rode bands Good Chartotte and
Sum 41 will perform at 7 p.m. at
the Bren Events Center, on the UC
Irvine campus. Call for t1dcet
prices. Information-(949)
824-5000
FRIDAY
The Mind Institute will honor top
educators and students at its
2004 Education Awards Dinner at
4500 M acArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. The guest presenter is
California Secretary for Education
Richard Riordan. Information:
(949) 640-4000.
A "Halk>ween Moon W•lk• will
begin at 7 p.m . at the
Environmental Nature Cehter,
160116th St., Newport Beach.
Families are invited to wear
costumes and participate in
Halloween activities. The cost 1s
$3. Information: (949) 645-8489.
SATURDAY
KRlA Radio's Nonn Bour will
host a seminar, "How Money
Worts," from 9 a.m. to noon
Saturdays through Nov. 6 at
Orange Coast College's Business
Education Room 102, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The
cost la $49 per session.
lnfonnatlon: (714) 432·5880 or
http.:l!Www.ooctl<*m.com.
The 10th Roostwa Founddon'•
NMonte Carto'" gale, "'An Evening
with Hal Linden;" begins et 6 p.m.
at the Balboa e.y Oub & Reiort.
1221 W. Coat Highway, Newport
ee.ch. The event beMfitl seven
Orange County dllldren'a •
charities and includes dinner, a
codctail reception, live and silent
auctions, games and prizes.
Information: (949) 464-2034 or
http://www.roosters.org.
SUNDAY
A pet costume contest. tile
painting and a portrait studio will
be featured at the fifth annual
Howt-iday Boutique. The 9 a.m. to
3 p.m . event will be at the Costa
Mesa Bart Part, at the comer of
Arlington Avenue and Newport
Boulevard, Costa Mesa.
MONDAY
Col. Stephen Bauer wilt sign and
discuss his new book, "At Ease in
the White House," at 7 p.m . in the
Friends Meeting Room at
Newport Beach Central library,
1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach. The book is an account of
the life of a former military aide in
the White House. The cost is $12,
$10 for Library Foundation
members and $5 for students.
NOV.5
Ecologist T'Sheka A. Toure will
discuss his new book, #Snake
Species of the World; from 6 to 7
p.m . at the Environmental Nature
Center, 1601 16th St . Newport
Beach. The suggested donation
will be $3. Information: (949)
645 8489.
The Volunteer Assn. of Sherman
Library and Gardens will hold its
annual holiday open house,
"Christmas Past and Present"
from 10:30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m.
through Dec. 24 in the gift shop,
2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mer. Information: (949)
673-2261.
NOV.6
"Moonlit DrHms: the Fell On:hkf·
Festival at the University of
California, Irvine will be from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. at the UC Irvine
Arboretum, at the comer of
Campus Drive and Jamboree
Road, Irvine. Admission will be
$2; free for children 12 and
younger. Information: (949)
824-5833.
KRLA RIMfio's Nonn Bour will
host the last of five seminars on
"How Money Worts," from 9 a.m.
to noon at Orange Coast College's
Business Education Room 102,
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
The cost is $49 per session.
Information: (714) 432-6880 or
http:l!Www.occtldcfJt&com.
NOV. 7
The c.... for SpMla..a ot.covwy
~II hold a "Used 8oolt Sale
B111h" from 10:30 a.m. to 1 :30 ·
p.m. et 2850 Mese Verde Drive
East, Costa Meaa. Hardcovers will
be sold for $2 and paperbec:Q will
be sold for $1. lnfonnltion: (714)
754-7399or
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Actor and J.wilh National 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
Bristol St, Cotta Mesa. Codctails
are served at 5 p.m. Information:
(714) 957-4540.
NOV.8
A Consolidat9d Plan~
begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Adams
Room of the Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Parle
Ave., Costa Mesa. Information
(714) 7544892.
NOV.12
Inventors Forum, the Oninge
County-based inventors' support
group, will present a seminar,
"Blue Sky to Green Money" by
members who will tell success
stories. Registration and
networtclng will begin at 7 p.m.
for the 7:30 p.m. event at Science
Lecture Hall 101, Orange Coast
College, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Admission will cost
$5 for members, $15 for
nonmembers. Information: (714)
~2491 or
http:J..WWW.mventorsforom.org.
The West Coast Gem & Mineral
Show runs from 10 a.m . to 6 p.m.
Nov. 12 and 13 and from 10 a.m.
to 5 p .m. Nov. 14 at the Holiday
Inn, 3131 S. Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. More than 75 vendors will
sell fossils, beads, jewelry.
gemstones end more.
Information:
http.:IM-ww.mzexpos.com.
NOV.13
VietMmeN Culture Night will
include Vietnamese folk music
and dances, martial arts
performances and a slide show
on Vietnamese history. The event
will begin at 5 p.m. in the Robert
B. Moore Theatre et Orange
Coast College, 2701 Fairview
Road, Coat.a Meta. Tide.eta will
cost $10 In advance, $15 at the
door and $12 for students.
Information: (714) 721-6508.
NOV.14
Ch ..... Rlc:NNds, euthor of
"Karmic R~atlonshipa: Healing
Invisible Wounde," will host a
Karmic Relationships Workshop
from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Center for
Spiritual Diecovery, 2850 Mesa
Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa.
The coat is $30, whidl includes
lunch. (714) 754-7399, Ext 23.
MOV.20
Unllled 8tudloe af .. o .......
end the C1ty of Hope will ho9t a
Kk*a for Cancer "'IOd:+thon end
Blood Drlve" from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. It 3636 Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beadl. The ev.mt
lndudel madlal arts
dtmoNtr8dona, e silent auction
end a muelcal performance bv
Rendl Drfacoft. (M9) 722--0&28.
NOV. 29
Annual Tl'N Lighting *tMties
begin at 6 p.m. at South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Information: (800)
782-8888.
ONGOING
"Dr. M.P." will diKuA love stdlb
et 7 p.m. on the first and third
Tuesdays of the month et
University Towers, 4199 Campus
Drive. Suite 550, Irvine.
Information: (949) 725--3366.
u. dmNing WOfbhopa .,.. hekf
from 9 a.m . to noon end fTom 1 to
4 p.m. Saturdays at Orange Coast
College, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The cost is $5 per
session. Information: (714)
432-5880or
http:l..WWW. OCCf.ic*.ets.com.
A "AnancW Stnt.gieefor
Successful Retirement"
wortcshop will be hefd from 6:30
to 9 p.m. Tuesdays through Nov.
16 at Orange Coast College's
Science Room 169, and from 6:30
to 9 p.m. Thursdays through Nov.
11 at the college's Business
Education Room 102, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The
cost is~. Information: (714)
432·5880or
http:llwww.occt.idcets.com.
The l~I Troupe of
Actors wortshop meets fTom 3: 1 5
to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays at the Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse, 611
Hamilton St, Coat.a Mesa. The
free workshop is comprised of
people of all ages who want to
perform end study drama.
Interviews are required.
Information: (714) 841 -1733 or
http.:l..WWW. frienlJsofoasis. org/
tsp/ayers.
The N.wpoft 8-d'I Cab
Decorating Oub meets et 7 p.m.
Thursdays et the Versailles
Apartments, Hospital Road and
Superior Avenue. Information:
(949) 650-1332.
The~ 8-d'I Spel.,, Qub
meets et 1 p.m . Mondays end
Saturdays et.the Venallles
Apartmenta, Ho.pita! Road and
Superior Avenue. Information:
(949) 660-1332.
"S1Dfytime with MU Kathy"
begin• et 10 a.m. Mondays et
Borders, 1890 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Information: (949)
631-8681.
Qwnpegne ........ held
from 1():30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sundeyl 8t 1he Sutton Piece
t-tot.1, "'600 MecAtthur Btvd.,
Cotta Meaa. The cost It $39, ~ tu end grwtulty, end the price
lndud.e houle~ The ~
champegne of the month .. en •
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'9hlbeltll Ind gueetl l*form ~.Information: (948)
1~2001.
I t . ....., Coolmut" .. heldflom
to 8 p.m. Seturdlya It The
utton Piece Hotel'• Calypso
CaM, .t!50C) MacArthur Btvd.,
Newport 8eac:tl. The C09t la $66,
plu1 tax end gratuity. Information:
(949) 478-2001.
PIMltll tutDftng Md Englah .. a
Seoond lengu• lnstructlon la
evallable for K-12 and coUege
students In the Newport-Mesa
area. Call for rates. lnformltion:
(949) 294-9462.
Ak:oholc9 Anonymous men'a
meetings ere held at 8 p.m.
Tuesdays at the Costa Meaa
Senior Center. 695 W. 19th St.,
Costa Meaa. Information: (949)
845-2356. '
Th• Newpot't c.nt.r
Toa1tma1ter'1 Club can help you
ifnprove your public speaking
skills or polish your business
presentations. Members oome
from a variety of professional
disciplines and backgrounds. The
group meets every Monday
morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
610 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Validated parking
is available in the parking
structure next to 24 Hour Fitness.
Guests are welcome.
Information: (949) 721-5732.
The Newport Beach W.lktng Ctub
meets at the comer of Superior
and Hospital Road in Newport
.Beach at 9:15 a.m. Monday
through Saturday and 7 p.m.
everyday. Information: (949)
650-1332.
The Newport-Mesa cribbage club
meets on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month
from 6:45 to 9 p.m . at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave. in Corona del Mar. The cost
is $2 Information: (949) 646-5293.
The ACLU of Orange County
meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of every month at the Unitarian
Universalist Church, 1269 Victoria
St. in Costa Meaa. EM:h month's
meeting will feature a different
speatc8f on Issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (714)
9t7~107.
Yop c1. .... wiN be oft.red
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks
at West Newport Community
Center. Registration is $54 for one
class each week or $100 for two
days a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residents. Others
pay an additional $5. Information:
(949) 644-3151
Costa M .... , Recreetton Dtvisk>n
will provide a three·hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m.;
Saturdays from 11 a.m . to 2 p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m.; and Sundays from
4 to 7 p.m . Parties for children 5 to
12 will consist of lunch/dinner,
games. crafts, prizes, cake with
ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties oost from $250 to
$300. Information: (714) 754-5158.
A varie1y of privat9. aem~
and group aw1m lessons will be
cdfer9d thia summer at the
Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High School.
Optiont include one-on-one
instruction on Saturdays and a
Monday-through-Thursday
program for all ages and levels.
For aeaaion detea, times and
costs, call (949) 644-3161, or
register In pert0n at Newport
Beach Recreation and Senior
Services. at 3300 Newport Btvd.
Profieaionlll end HcenMd soccer
trainer• with the All-England
if,
~rillillf ......
~-=-~~ ~ ~t9hnl 3::30to I p.m. .. "lllbut V"Torillh Uppe't
~ lnCO.MMa. for
lnfonnllllOi\ Of to Ngilelr, Cllll
(714)4otl 1880. ~'"°" 11 '9qUfred. ....... ,..._,....~ ..
Boob, It 270 E. 17'h St., No. 10 In
Co.ta MeN. otr.r. fr9e tiory time
Monet.ya, W•dowJey, Fridaya
•nd Stturdayt from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m.~ and Tueedlya and
Thundaya from 4 to 5 p.m.
lnfonnatlon: (949) 846-5437.
&.yMde~ In Newport
Beedt offers wJne tntlng tNef'y
Thunday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
for S15 per person, featuring five
new wines each week.
lnfonnation: (949) 721-1222.
Green Syatmma em.m.tional
ahows you everything that you
wanted to know about orchids
and ~ng during a free
seminar at 2 p.m. every Saturday.
An orchid and tropical plant sale
la held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Birch St. fecility.
Information: (949) 766-1211.
Diacowr the MCreta of Cerbon
Canyon Regional Park as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Parking is
$4. Information: (714) 996-5252.
r .. m Survivor, e nonprofit
organization encouraging women
who have been through cancer
treatment to exercise. hosts Walk
and Talk at 10 a.m. the second
and fourth Friday of the month in
front of NIKEgoddess store in
Fashion Island. Members meet
for lunch after at Atrium court. It 1s
free. and all fitness levels are
welcome. Information: (949)
275-3888.
Newport Community Counaeflng
Center offers a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the support group In
S.A.F.E. Hands. S.AF.E. stands for
safety, awareness, faith and
empowerment. The group meets
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays.
Free. Information: (949) 721-8079.
The Newport e..ch Cake
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m. Thursdays at Superior and
Hospital Road in Newport Beach
Information: (949) 650-1332
The Spanish Speaking Club
meets to learn Spanish quick and
easy. Information: (949) 650-1332
The Aun. of Busineaa S......ae
hoeta a networking meeting that
deals with education connections
from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of every month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St.,
Cost.a Mesa. Information: (949)
805-0011.
·Divorce: A N.w Beginning: e
workshop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced, ia
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of f!Very month.
Cost la $60. lnfonnation: (949)
644 6435.
Free tours of the OrMge County
Performlng AIU Center take
guests to the d~ng rooms,
performer'• lounge, bac:tcatage
and on at.age at 10:30 a.m. every
Wednesday and Saturday at 600
Town <Anter Drive, Costa Mesa.
Group tou,. cen be held by
special arrangement
Information: (714) 55&-ARTS. ext.
833.
The fMw'port Bed N9wcomen
Club holds a general meeting on
the third Wedne8day of every
month. The organizatjon It open
to all women residents In
Newport Be.en who hew lived In
the area fewer than five years.
lnfonnatlon: (948) ~2, or
vfait http://www.~
newportbeMlt.Otfl.
a.. Senlof~tdda.
pancake brukfut from 7:30 to 10
.......................
Jewl8h pettner ere Invited to
partlctpetf •n • dl8QUMk>n group
at the Jewilh Family Service of
Orange County office. Celt to
ac:hedule date and time. The
office la at 260 E. Baker St., Suite
G, Coate M .... (714) 446 4960.
Women 50 and older c:en join a
dlacuaalon group coordinated by
Jewish Famlty Servic. to
addreta lnuea auch aa anxiety,
depression. relatfonshlpa,
lonellneaa and femlty. The group
meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m .
Mondays at the agency offices,
250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Preregistration required.
(714) 445-4950.
Friends of the Newport .......
Public Library Uaed Book Store
are asking patrons to donate
books to replenish the dwindling
stock. Books may be left at any of
the three branch libraries -
Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del
Mar -or in the book closet next
to the Friends Book Store. at 1000
Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach.
All hardcover and paperbadt
donations, with the exception of
magazines and law books, will be
accepted and are tax deductible.
(949) 759-9667.
The Braille lnstttut. off9n frM
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
A spiritual care daaa meet.a et
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave .• Suite 114, Newport
Beach. Call to reserve a seat (949)
263-1462.
The Costa Mff8 Chamber of
Commerce hosts networking
luncheon meetings Wednesdays
from 11:45 a.m . to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The club is at 1701
Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
A brain tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Dnve, Newport Beach. Free.
Registration not required. The
group is designed to help
patients and their families
understand and cope with the
illness. (949) 574-6232.
St. Andrew's ~n Church
hoata a mental illness support
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sundays In Oierenfield Hall C at
600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport
Beach. (949) 574-2236.
Tue Jewish Femltv Serva of
Orange County sponsors a
discussion group for adult
children and their parents from 6
to 7 p.m . two Tuesdays a month
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Cost Is $10 per
person per session.
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County haa a weetcty
parenting support group. Parents
leam ltrategiea for suoceasful
parenting and for dealing with
the feetJnga and behavior of their
children. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m . Mondeya et the
Jewlth F.mity SeMce oflk:e at
260 E. Beker Sl, Suite G, Costa
Mesa. The group Will cowr
maMging anger, INdetv and
peer ptMM.IN ~ikhn
experience. Prwfeglatretlon
: t~ 0 ti 0 TE L l) t~ P U BL l C PARK LAN D
M••&URB L DOBS NOT GUARANTEE ...
A NEW GIRL SCOUT HOUSE,
A NEW COMMUNITY CENTER, OR
A RENOVATED AMERICAN LEGION.
IT'S SIMPLY A "ZONING" CHANGE
FROM RECREATION & OPEN SPACE
TO ALLOW COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT.
PERIOD.
66°/o OF NEWPORT BEACH RESIDENTS
ARE ON RECORD OPPOSED TO
A HOTEL AT MARINA PARK.
(2002 Visioning Survey conducted by City of Newport Beach)
NEWPORT BEACH VOTERS HAVE THE
RIGHT TO KNOW THE TRUTH.
VOTE FOR JOHN BUTTOLPH & DOLORES OTTING
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES
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~~from 7:30to 10:30 p.m. wery l\Meday night at,e96 w. 191h St., Cotta Mela. $4. l949)
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County eponeora •n onoolnt
healing eupport grou~ for the
c:hronlcafly Ill. The purpoee It to
provide pertldpanta with
emodon•l •nd tplritu.t tupport
to manage Illness and lta
OOMequenoM. The group~
et 7 p.m. Thul'ld8ys et the Jewlah
Femily Service office et 260 E.
a.ter St, Cocta Mesa.
Attendance la free, but
registration It required. (714)
445-4950.
ScnbbM Club No. 360 m..ea
from 6 to 10 p.m . Thunldays at
Bordera Boob, Mutic & Catt at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St.
in Costa Meta. $3. New playef's
are welcome. (949) 206-9822.
Th• Coln Md St.mp aub mMts
from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays et the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested In trading,
buying and selling stamps and
coins are being sought to join
these informal meetings. There
are no fees requlred. (949)
644-3244.
Jewtsh Femlly Service._..
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults at all stages of
loss. Group members share
experiences, hear how others
deal with grief, receive support
and learn ways to cope with
sadness and loss. One group
meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth
Jacob in Irvine. The second group
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills.
The third group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center in
Anaheim. Free, but advance
registration is required. (714)
445-4950.
STORE HOURS: MH·Frl 10e•·lp• •Set-SH lOa•-7,.
www.-NOftotl.a.
Jewtsh Femlty s.tvic:e of o ... nge
County provides a support and
discussion group for persons
recovering from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse. The group
meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. Advance registration
is required. (714) 445-4950.
lWo-hour kayak tours with a
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Ofllfed • 10 e.m. IUndlYI from
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memberi: (M) n.11&0. • A,o.-tnd ......... llhekl
from 4:30to &:ASP."'-Tueectays
et the c.. for SplrtaUel
DttoovetY. 28&0 Meu Verde Ortve
Ent. Sutt. 111, Colta Mela. (714')
764-7398.
ManMll't la.. Kwon Do In Coeta
M ... of'twl free telf-defente I
clMMI to elrtfne pilots end flight
attendants. Th~rM U.S.
N.UOO.I Champion Tom Mal'lhall
tuc::N8 the dMMs. Marthetl'9 la
at 333 E. 17th St, Suite 13, Cotta
Met8. (949) 574-0122.
A Oedl'lg with Dlwrce 8&JPPOtt
group la offered by Jewiah Family
Service of Orange County. The
group la led by an e>eperienced
counselor •nd meets et 6 p.m.
Tundaya at the Jewish
Federation campus, 250 E. Baker
St., Suite G, Costa M .... (714)
445-4950.
Th• s.. Scoub' thlp 0.. Mar 711
of Orange County offers a
program for boys and young men
ages 14 to 18 lnteruted In sailing,
seamanship, piloting, navigation
and cruising. Meetings are from 6
to 9 p.m. Wednesdays et the Sea
Scouts Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
642-6301 or (949) 561-8591.
a.. Senior Cent9t' ott.rs
ongoing assistance, counseling
and referral services for seniors.
(949) 644-3244.
Arthritit Foundation lnatruc:tor
Hillary Stone leads an exercise
class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the
Jewish Senior Center, 260 E.
Baker St., Costa Mesa. (714)
513-5641.
The Newport Beach Newcomera
Club meets at 10 a.m. the third
Wednesday of each month. The
organization is open to all women
residents of Newport Beach who
have lived In the area for fewer
than five years. Information: (949)
645-9922 or visit the Web site
http://INww.newcomers-
newportbeach.org.
Th• Thursdliy Morning Women's
Oub, a 40-year-old friendship
club, is seeking new members.
Meetings are held at the homes
of different members. Oub
activities include golf, bridge,
A •Mow. 8lclltll ,.._. PfOlfWft
for 89et 6 and up fl held Frid8yt
from 11 •.m. to 3 p.m . .t
K..td\um-Uboft Partc. 2160 M.,,,.
St, Colta M9N. P8rtldpenta must
h8Ve • tlgned w.lver prior to
U91ng ~ pertc. tvall8bte through
http://www.cl.~.ca.u ..
Admlalon la free. lntorrnatlon:
(714) 764-5083.
The N9wport Bwll Willing Club
meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Mond•Y through Saturday and at
7 p.m . Sunday. Walken should
meet at the Intersection of
Hotpltal Road and Superior
Avenue. Free. (949) 660-1332.
The Ameftcaf1 Legion m-. at 7·
p.m. the third Tuesday of fNery J
month. The meetings, which de81
with veteran laauea and
community aervk:e, will be held
at the Cotta Meta Afr National
Guard. The National Guard la at '
2651 Newport Blvd. Free. Mary •
Holler, (714) 646-2m; or Bill
Mlmlaga, (949) 650-0894.
Nightly m .. tinga for thOM who
want to overcome nicotine
addiction are offered in Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach. (714)
n4-9106 or (800) 642-0666.
Th• Newport 5pot1s Museum,•
nonprofit organization, operates
a tree museum at 100 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach. The
museum, which has one of the
wor1d's largest collections of
sports memorabilia, is open from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weetcdays and 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. (949)
721·9333 or http://INww.newport
sports-rnuseum.orp.
The Eatandtl High School Parent
Teacher Student Assn. hosts a
monthly paper drive every
Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in
the sdlool's northweat parking
lot, on the comer of Estancia
North and Placentia. Newspapers
that are bound, loose or bagged
are aa:epted. Cardboard and
bound material aucti aa phone
boob and thicJc magazines are
not. AJao, bins are available for
drop off every day of the month.
All funda raiNd go to the
asaoclatlon. ~ee. The adlool is aJ
2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa,
(949) 516-8500.
a.. Senior Cent9r °"9n • dajty
telephone contact program for
aenlort who have a limited local
'support system. It also offers
ongoing computer clasaes that
teach the basics of Word,
Quieten, Print Shop and Internet.
usage. (949) 644-3244.
The to.ta Mesa Communlcato,..
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at .
the Orange County Department
of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive, '
Costa Mese. Meetings are open ,
to anyone who wants to Improve
his or her public speaking skllla.
(714) 444-8783.
A •Mobile Sbt9 PaN' progt'8m
for ages 5 and up is held
Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. •t
Smallwood Park, 1646 Coralee
Place, Costa Mesa. Participants
mutt have a signed waiver prior
to using the park, available
through
http:l..WWW.ci.costs·mesa.ca.us.
Admiulon la free. Information:
(714) 754-6083.
The City of eo.ta ,...
Aeoreatlon Division offera
birthday party pactagea for kids 6
to 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. Fridays, ;
from 11 e.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 7
p.m. Saturdays and from 4 to 7
p.m. Sundays at Balearic
Community Center, 1976 Balearit
Drive. The ~ la $260 to $300. '
lnform8tlon: (714) J54..6168.
TheMeeaM1111,..,.
Toat1rlUl8terl Club 891 In Cost.a
Mtu meets .t 7 p.m. Tueed8yt at
Mtu Vttde Untt.d M9thodllt ~ 1701 w ...... St., Coat Mw. (714) 540 .... .
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............ lldWd Ounft: ,, ... , 966-4616 • s.ortt f a: (714) 966-4668 Ttusday, October 213. 2004 II
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
·sea Kings' title
·popes still alive
CHALK TALK
PLOTPICKS
fltci9y'•
plnM
EstMde8t
Seddlebedc
7 p.m. at
Santa Ana
Bowf
Newport defense
rising to challenge
. .
Pacific Coast League title
still in range if Corona del
Mar knocks off Tesoro.
JUck Devereux
Daily Pilot
The Titans.
ranked No. 2 in
OF Southern Sec-
tion Division lX.
lead the league in
points scored (278)
and have the sec-
The Corona def Mar High football team
is looking to regroup and resume it.s win-
ning ways fullowing a V-14 Pad.fie Coast
League IOM to Northwood Friday.
ond-most prolific
passer. rusher and receiver In the league.
It will not be an easy task for the Sea
Kings (4-3, 1-1 In league), who face Teso-
ro (5-2, 2-0) Friday at Newport I larbor
High at 7 p.rn
Quarterback Nick Nelson has thrown
for more than 1,100 yards. Only Univer-
si:ry's Steve Crooks. who has close to 1.400
yards. has~ for more yards this sea-
son
See SEA KINGS, Pa1e 82
Arb laster
shines in
triumph
AYSO Region 97 boys under-13
squad, Newport-Mesa Infinity,
tallies sixth win this season.
The Newport-Mesa Infinity boys under-13 team re-
corded its second consecutive shutout with a 2-0 win
over Pacific Riptide on Satwtlay ln AYSO Region 97
action. The game-winning goaJ was scored by Gavin
Arblaster in the last minute of the first hal[
The goal was a result of a well-placed cross from
Rodri Ruvalcaba. which was redirected by Rory Kew
before Alblaster flicked a header <Ne!' the reach of the
Riptide keeper. A reaction save by Jesse Pe~ earlier
in the match preserved the shutouL
Juan Goru:ale-L scored the other goal. Strong per-
formances were turned in by Sean Davis.. Austin Wo-
brod. Austin Webster and Erickson Klein. Zac Cllocelt
and Cameron Conway consistent.ty stripped oppo-
nents of the ball The lnfiruty improved to 6-2-1 in
league play with 35 goals scored.
In girls under-12 play:
• Purple Fanta 2, American r:agtes 1
Madison Walsh capped the scoring late In the game
as the Purple Fanta rallied back for a 2-1 victory over
the American Eagtes. Jordin Eakin, Corey Darling, Ani
Ha.rbottJe and Kim Ficenec played solid team defense
with strong support from midfiekters Lauren Cle-
mence, Allison Sheppard and goalies Alex Kehoe anq
Laura Cavillo.
Andie Ward, Remy Pasclne and Katie Hurlbut
moved the ball effectively throughout the game, set-
ting up both goals for the Purple Fant.as. Biz Bucking·
ham's goal gave the American Eagles an early 1-0 lead.
Katie Noblett and Cece Bed also played weU for the
American F.agles.
In boys under-12 play:
•learn Blue Star
-Saddlebadc
by 1 ,
Tesoro at eoron. cW M8r
7 p.m. at Newport Harbor
-Tesoro by9
Saturdlly'• pmes
N9wport Hatbor 81 lrvtne
7 p.m. at Irvine
-Newport by 7
Sege Hil 8t er.thren ChMU.n
7 p.m. at St. Anthony
-Brethren by 7
Last week's record: 4-1 (80%)
Season record: 26-7 (78.7%)
YOUTH SOCCER
Sailors lead the Sea View
League in fewest points
allo wed this season as
Irvine beckons Saturday.
der 10 Wl1l the
league champion·
.Jup." Brinkiey
'wild "We have
~ definitely put our-
_., -.c:lvh in a position
wl 1ere we can be
Rick Devereux
Da1lyP1lot ullc ..
pdl1 of the league
The Newpon f-larbor High foocball
team has made every Sea View League
game a must-win situation. according to
Coach Jeff Brinkley.
llw '>tulor. con1 rollt:'<I pn:viou.<Jy un
OC'Jlt'll AILc;o '.\:1guel en route lo a 21 7
le<!J..'Ut' \ ll'tol) f-n<lay Newpon I I.arbor (6-
0 I, I 0 I 111 lt'aguc) pkty-. al lrvme (4-3,
I I l .11 7 fl rn. Saturd.ly. Ille Vaqueros
"1lla1 tie [against k10thilll mearu, we
need to win our remammg game., in or-See TARS, Pa1e 82
-1
Saturday
• scoring
barrage
GyuJay. Wolkcr ..,park C :orona
del Mar\ victorv in A Y<)O
Region 57 boys under-12 play.
llll' <.omrlJ dd 1\-1.!r A\\( 1 1lt·w1111 'i7 b<.JY'
under I l •.,m rt'r lt•am ~<01 tlw '><--t ond half
of lht' <.t'il">lll I w11h ,111 H 0 \ rnorv ovc•r P·dc1fit
~1u1h I Jr111t-tl rn1 '-<tturd.t\ < 111!011 < .vulav
'>lant'<l thl' ""on11g bhv \\1th ,1 g11,1I 111 lhl'
opemn~ m111111t"'
Rv lht• h.111 "'-wll Wolkl'r h.1d "'< ort'<-l ont'
goal and ( •}1tl.t\ had two for d I O lt•ad l're-
CIM' pa'>.'>mg ll\ Brent l~w-.cm, Hlal..t• l110m
!>en, Wil ~forrnw, J.tck (,orah .iml l\1.Nm <a-.c
controllPd ollc'rNve action. Ddt•n'>IVI' plJy<; by
Rrenl c.my. llrc·nnan '\ndeNJll, h'rN'll Hine
han. NKk <.urn .md goalJt'. l.oga11 :-.;t'Wl'l1 -
wilh lour .,., .. t.._ help<.'t.I 111 eammg .mo1her
'>hutout I 11:t· rnon· goal~ Wl'rt' 1.11l1t'tl m lht>
-.econd. with go.Lh 11' lavlor flo,, .111d ...,trven
Miller. Wolk<•r and ( .vul,1\
• Purplir1m1 ... I, I >n·o., .!
Aflcr a '-t on•le,.., lir-.t hall. P11rphl mu-. fell
hehind .!. O Nrly 111 tlw tlunJ qu.irwr !lien
Megan Om•rtw111 hml..l· opt•n tht '<·11nng w1lh
a goal. lollow1.'d ll\ lirvn lla ... 11111-">. \.\ho lotted
one from rnorr 1h.U1 ltt vanJ, 11111 11\C'r lh('
goalw\ head
With tlw f.\illlW ... 1111 ued :! .! 111 th1· fourth.
Kelly ()'( 0111101 .tl'-<1 lofted cuw horn ht'Yont.l
th1· pt'nal1v hox 10 win lhe g-c1.11w
\;.unantha Man!(lone and IJt l..11· l rn .... '-<m
"-t'l"C' o;;tmng on dt'lt'n..e. wh1lr '-11 >.1·11n.1 La.,
h') .ind <Arl1t• Rinehan ead1 ll<1tl 1111m1·rnu ...
"-<I\!:"> in the i;:oal for PurphClrni-.
In boy-. untler I 0 pL1\~
• I mJ<lll!. fl. ri~t·r ...,harb .!.
Tuylor Wildman. scoring a hat trick, led Blue Star to
a 5-I victory. Malcom Faigen and Griff J\mies each
contributed a goal apiece. Midfielders Marco Plazza.
Raddon GroiM and 'fyier Luna all contributed a strong
effort. Stopper Mathew Marlow and goalie Casey
Bushong made several saves in anchoring the de-STEVE McCAANK I DM.Y Pl OT
~Sharks' Blake Teny goes after a loose ball in Saturday's AYSO Region 97 boys under-6
SH REGION 97, P .. e 83 game against the Patriots at Back Bay High School, one of several dMsion contests.
lo'-eph latdwll •.cored four go.tl' to k•Jd lht•
I nlJ<l.fl.'>. fnuW! dcfcn.;e by Montgoml'ry 1---cU
gen, Callum I lea.Jl"Y and N1d-y I tt-.ton pul the
pres,o;\lfC 0 11 for I~ opponent'-. < hn., 1 INon
as.4>&.'>ted Kyie I~ on a go.it wtuw t.arrett
Byer; had a <.,obd ~ on offen'i(' and deferu.e.
See REGION 57, Pa1e 83
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Consistently leading MustangS' by example
The la test in a long line of athletes, senior Jeff
Waldron is enjoying a ste llar season for Costa Mesa.
12 Tlusday, October 28, 2004
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Estancia guards
against runaway
Eagles' run defense
has been porous, but
they hope to stop
SaddJeback Friday.
Rick Devereux
Daily Pilot
One aspect of coaching is
evaluating what your team's weak-
n~ are in order 10 predict what
your opponent will cry 10 exploit
For Craig Fertig and the rest of
lili Estancia 1 ligh coaching staff.
the opponent's strategy has been
dear: run the ball When oppo-
nents rush for more than 200
yarcb. the Eagles lo<ie. When op-
ponents are held to fewer than
200 !UlJUng yasili, the Eagl~ win.
l"stanaa (3·4, I 2 m the Golden
~t Le·dg\Je) faces Saddleback
(4-3, 2·2) Friday at the Santa Ana
Bowl at 7 p.m. 1~1 year the Road·
runner:. beat 1-..stancia. 24 I 6, en
route 10 a thin.I-place finish 1.11 the
Golden West l..ellb'l..le and a guar-
anteed CIF Southem Section VII
playoff berth.
Luckily for the fagles, Saddle·
back i!. not a dangerous rwmmg
threat. The Roadrunner:. haVt:
rushed for dose 10 900 yard'> this
year, the third-fewest m the le~e
heh.ind Ocean View (close to 820
rushing yards) and Estancia (792).
But that doesn't mean the Eagle.
are expecting an aerial assauJt by
Saddleback.
., would
assume
(SaddJe-
badJ will
look at tape
and copy-
cat what
Westmin-
ster did to ll.'>," 1-ertig said. ~
need to try to anticipate what they
are going to cry to exploil oo of-
f eru.e dlld what our weaknes:,es
are on defense.·
Westmin'iler rushed for 325
yards in Friday's 42-7 league loss.
Saddleback runs a lot of si.ngle-
back and three-receiver setS. in-
dudJng a lot of plays out of the
shotgun. Ouis Wa.o;hington is the
Roadrunners' leading 1\.1.'>her. He
has rushed for close to s~ ydJlis
with five touchdowru..
·111e Saddleback defense has
been stmgy all year. In the Golden
~t League, only Westminster
(69) ha!. allowed fewer points lhan
Saddleback. ( 116)
rhe Roadrunner:. usually em-
ploy fuur lineml'n and either three
or four lineb;Kken. on defense.
Jhough not a prc<..'>ure defense,
Saddlebad.. l.!> not afraid 10 blitz
from time to umc.
Fstancia need'> to win ~ week
to 1!tay within ~trilung dbtance of
a E,ruaram~-'<l Uf playuff spot
With a wm. the 1·.agle:. couJd climb
into a ue for t.hlrtl m the league
with Costa M~. rlie Golden
West League lk.1..'> three automatic
berths mto the ( II· pla)Uffs.
Another hurdle
awaits Sage Hill
Lightning, in search
of first-ever league
win, face potent
Brethren Ch ristian.
Rick Devereux
Daily Pilot
11w Sage I l1U 'xhuol foo1hilll
ll'Jm ha-. dln-ady '>Ull>J."-\ell
rnult1pl<' rernrtls Lim, year
Mo-.t nt.,h111~ yard!> in J gJme
hy the fl'Jm? 1\gam'>I Silver Valkv.
thl· IJghtmng ru-.hed for 110
yard1.,
Mo-.t md1viduJ.I nt">hing yard'
111 ii game'' Dun Ayre<. gained I ?q
y-Md., m tht• '><'a'°n opt.•11er
<IJrcillt'-1 M1dwav Rapus1 and t...eya
~1an\h<1d1 matlh('tl that tot.ii
agam\I Vicwpom1
MO\I poinL\ '-<:<,>re<J7 <;agl' I Jill
downc-<l Siiver Valley, b2 19. Ill
surp.L-.' the prt"1CIU.'> high of .\.!,
wt11d1 the I JJ~huung '>< nn.>d
again't \<t1dw.iy BaptJ<it in hoth
2002 .111d tlrn. '>t'a'>(>n
Hut the mo\t 11nportan1 lt'tord
w fall "'' far. ha-. ht'en 111 the 'A1n
colum n !'iage I hll ib I ha' het
1rret.l 1tc, combtnt"C.l wm lutal
(four) of tl1e Prflh'fam 'irKC' root
bdll g.tmed v-ar.11> 'talu<, two
Yl'<tr. ago
But two mun· -.1.1u-.t1l' '>till
nct"'tl to fall m ortlC'r for thC' I Jght
mng to taJce the provcrbiJ.1 .. next
step " \.-tge I fill hac, not he.itl'n an
Ac-adt>my League oppont'nt and
ha\ yt't lo quahfy fnr the (.II
SouOwm Secuon D1V1sio11 XIII
playufT'\.
Bu th records rnuld f al I \.-! 1 ur
day a' ~ I liU battles Hn-thren
Christian (6-I l m the league
opener at Clarie Held m I .on~
&ach al 7 p.m. But a win v.ill not
br eao;y
Fir.l off. the Warriors. ranked
No. 7 111 Division XllJ. havt' one of
the best player1 111 the Arn<lt'niy
1£<1l(llC if not Orange County JN
WALDRON
Contiu!d from B 1
emy Knep-
per lS one
of the top
receivers in
the entire
Southern
Section,
gaining
dow to 800 Y"'dJd'> thus far. Knep-
per alo.,u lin~ up al running back.
when.' he hru. dJll<L"-'>t'<i more than
500 ru'>hmg yard' LhJ, year.
~Km•pper i5 the best player in
the league. witl1ou1 a doubt."
Coath fom Monarch said. wThey
will try to get the hall tn his hands
a.:; often as p<>'>.'>lble He will !me
up m the hacldkhJ 15 to 18 times
a game. They thmw to ltirn prob-
ably ahout anotht•r LS to 18
time'"
"rhe ta..,k uf bt:<cttmg the Wam-
or. " m<1<.le mun• d1ffirult by a lin-
genng calf-muscle -;tr.Un to start-
ing nmmng back and comerback
Mamhad1 wt10 leads the team
with I.! m<J1mg touchdowns and
two mtercept1or1 returns for
t oud1d11wn ....
\fon-.hddi did not play against
Shcm1dn Indian 1-nday and Mon-
an h -.aid he will l'V<lluate the jun-
10r\ l ondiuon as Uie week prog-
r~"'"' " I It• -..ud [Tue<idclyl that his leg
felt hl.•1tl'r than 11 did [Monday!.·
Monclnh '>ald. ·1 want_ to hold
him out tmtil he L'> at least 95% or
helter fhere is no nl"ed to risk re-
lflJUI) or ruin the rest of his career
ror tlw. game. -
Monarrh rrught have shown lus
:.tralejzy for winning without
Mano;h.tdi in the Shemian lndian
lfdITl('. when the Ughtning held
onto tl1c ball for nearly 72% of the
wntt.">t, with Aym. carrying most
of the load.
"( Jur goal is to take six rninut~
and then punch it in !for a touch-
downt: Monarch said. ·1f we
have four drives like that. it gi~
us 28 points and takes up half U1e
game "
linebacker. -
Waldron was the
Newport-Mesa Defensiw Player
of lhe Year last fall
are still in a po~ition to earn an Waldron means moll." to lht'
automatic OF Southern Section Costa Mesa offense than any
Division vn playoff berth with a other player. His 35 receptions
third-place finish or better In the are 67' of the 52 completed
league sta.ndinga. passes. I fu 626 yards att ~ or
1be only way Meaa will finish the 824 total And his six
among the top three tn league .. touchdown receptio111 an-I 00'9li
by beedng ita rema1n1ng two of tM aerial scores.
opponcnu. 0nnp and "'I guesa lquarteri>ec.kJ Ryan
&tanda. And the only way the French favors me. flftf1 though
Multanp beet Orange and be probably lhouldn't.. Waldron
PJunda la tl\\Wdron coatJrwm llk1 "There are other piayen on
(0 be cbe (ocaJ pohJI of the lbe team I.bat am make piaya." 1
ofteme. Yah. ~II~ loo.
1ie ii one of the bell~ Hil 35 reCeptJonl att the moet
tn the mdns munqr.. Coed) in the Golden w.t ~.
Tum~ .... ~ ii mllOC1I the &op ellht In Onnp pr~ane~---~ ~IOdthetop28oftMUP
00 bodl ~ md +'I a W. ffe ~ SeCdoo.
It OOI ol OW by biodr.1111 Qft lhe •11U ftlelefillll .............
loe and ooeolcbe bM .._. .-.· w.ldr'Oft Mid..,...... ..
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TARS
SPORTS
dmlnnqdllW. •
1l'beJ ... ,... .... "' • ill
ConthJed from Bl
wae kilg\ae td-d.••••• llllt
)'Im and belS Hld>ot ZZ.-20.
But this ~ Newport edtdml
is oo a roll. ~II giars.tng wtah a b9 o&nee
and ~opp·iiaawbh a
dominaq dr6erwt
., like the way we're playlng
dght llO\o'(.. Brinkley said. °'We'le
playing hard and you can 1ee we
care a lot and ~ gfving forth a
hard dfon."
Newport Harbor. rvlbd No. 3
in OF Southern Secdon DMlion
VI, leads the ~ in &!wiest
points allowed at 75. Tuams aw:r-
age fewer than 86 rushioc yada
per game against the Sailor ..
feose and fewer than 114 11111*11
yanb.
The lrvioe offense nm pd-
marily an 1-formadoo, but in llll
week's 18-7 loss to W:>oclJrid8e,
the Vaqueros sported a three-bad
anad for the first time an season
Whatever the formalioo, it is evi-
dent Irvine will try to nm first and
pass second.
'They will try to throw off of the
rwm.ing game and use a lot of
pJay action. .. Brinkley said. 'They
have the abilily to [run and pass!
eff a.'tivety."
When Newport has the ball. the
Vaqueros will run a· ·eear 46"
alignment on defense, which
means the Sailors will have a hard
SEA KINGS
Continued from B 1
Running bad Evan Haoda has
dose to 710 rushing yanb. CdM's
Wess Presson leam the ague
with 788 rushing yards and eight
touchdowns.
Receiver Scott McNight bu
dose to 35 receptions for more
than 480 yards. Northwood's Sean
Curti.5 has more than 590 receiv-
ing yards to pace all league
COWlterparts in that categor)C
The multiple weapons ~
CdM Coach Dick Freeman con-
cerned
.They actually have three really
good running bacb and (F.rik
HamrenJ is one of the best dgtlt
ends in the le.ague.. he said. "We
need lO play good defense and
hold onto the ball on o&nse (in
order to win]:
The Tnam will nm mostly a sin-
gle-back offeo8e, but they ane a
blocking back more than most
teams CdM will face.
"They nm more [l-fonnation)
than Northwood did... Freeman
said. •And they l1'e a CuDback
about 30% of the time. wbk:h n
more than anyone else in the
of football. so It's fun to go out
and do somethtog that's bard."
Waldron is the eighth of 12
cbildnm. His older brothen
excelled in apocU at Cosca Mesa.
living a dllllc:ult lepcy to
uphold.
91bere la Jdnd of a pralUl9 to
lWe up to Che w.ldnxl rwme, •
he aid. •1 jUlt want ID be haf ol
what theywae. ~ J WM
aiw.,. lntaeeced In tbe %:," me, p&.yed.. ao J IOI lmol
wheftJWM~" Wailhn mrted...,...
b•tW.._,hlw5J'llll .bM' ..... ~--ln thetlld> Pldemd tioei.11 ..
11 ...... yw ...... ...,... .. .... ... ~ ......
ediool c:me.. ....... ...., .... h9 lllM.; ·11--••---•klll ii -tnd!l.:·---·--.,. ........ b 1 ••• .......... ~ ... _ ....
bllw fmm a lat ol m sat .,.
_. .. Bmldly llkL ._ ... Ir>
mMa IUl9 "" ~ .... ... blllle&..
Newpcllt ~ .. ~ niOI m. JW wlGl ...... -.t•
alidtnfowdue11>~ll ~DJOlelDd~~
6-:tt iNety week.
Runnq bd RyllD Rtppaa,
who WU DWfned wfth ,,..,,_,,
dmnar b> .. ~knee, -bll fint adioll m tbe ,.,-ID the Allo
Niguel pme, ..... l ylllda 00 rour c:amea 1o moea1y lhorJ-ymd-
• slhMlfinol. In Rippon'a lbeela, °D'evor'
Theriot took mm1 m the ruabiQg
burden. pining 663 yards and cwo toudldowns on 100 canies to
leed the team.
When 1bedot adliered • dillo-
Qle(I left fA>OW .... Corona
del Mar Sept. 23, 1bomas Martin
assumed the ~ running
bad role and gained 226 rushing
y.uds and two t.oUChdowns 00 36
carries in two games.
"We definitely have bacb that
can run the {oocbalJ. • Bd.oldey
said ·1m pieaaed with what ~
got. (Running bacb a-.b 8dlJ
Brown has done an extellmt job.
It is especially nice (to have Rip-
pon ~ becauae Theriot and
Martin both start OD defmle. 80
when ~ need to gfve theee guys a
rest. it is nice to sdD be able to run
the ball effectively..
ague"
Preeman said he isn't too <Xlll-
cerned about the defmsiye etrort
the Sea Kinp will stage. CdM ~
ponents have ~ 19.7
points per game.
"Wt!ve been ~ the ball
well all year,.. Preeman sakl.
~·ve ;wt made bjg mtstam
and tumOYerS [in our 1oeaes1:
The Sea Kirlp have turned the
baD <Mr' five times in tbdr b.o'
wins compared to eight tumown
in the three bales. That is one rea-
son why Freeman aaid hoktiog on
to the beD ia a key to~
Another reason ts that the lon-
ger CdM bas the ball. the leM
time Tesoro's offense bas to
work. In the hut two losses, Sea
King opponents have won the
time-of-possession battle by an
average of more than 4 minutes,
30 seconds.
A win is aitical for the Sea
Kh9 lO keep tbdr ClF p&ayoff
goal with.in reach.
•1t we beat 1e.oro we will be in
a three-way tie b first (with
Nor1hwoodl •• Preeman said "'We
are sdD woOing for a league
dwnpionship. If we loee this one.
we are IJmost guaranteed a third-
plaoe fioWl at best..
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c a a ; p
BRIEFLY
Pirates topple No. I
P.ctlCCMlt .......
CorOM .. Mer 11. ""'-•'*r I ..... a.-..
University 't 1 o o a CdM Jltll ~tt
Corona del Miit -AulMll 3, Pear90n
3. Money 2. Plrdy 2. Buh-Olar 2,
Berry 1, Murphy 1, H«ah 1, Mart.ti 1.
Sav" -Anthony 9. Sanford 3.
Coast women sweep
Onsp ~ Cce"2 ...
~7,Aha9'de5
RfwrWde ~ ~ I -Orange eo.t 4 I 2 0
......... -Rahn 2. lngleft 1,
5'uunme 1, Yan Gorder 1. Savee -
WNlleme4.
• VOl..LBYMU: The 0raose
Coast Co8egie ~s volleybaD
team swept host PuDertoo, 30-20,
s 30-21. 30-23, in an Orange Empire 7 Conference match~
0.-.. C..-J. DeMeneces 2.
. Todleco 2, Chico 1, L DeMeneoes 1.
Hllgenberg 1. Savel -Dengel 5,
Andenof'I 6.
Lions set win record
•SOCCER: The Vanguard
University men's soccer team,
which entered the NAIA top 25
rankings for the first time this
season, set a program record
for single-season victories with
its 3-0 Golden Stale Athletic
Conference victory against
Wesbnont at Biola Universiry
Wednesday in a makeup game
from Tuesday.
The 13th-ranked Uons (14-4,
8-1 in the GSAO. who eclipsed
last season's win 1otal of 13, re-
ceived goals from Matt Hess,
Nathan · Kramer and Mariano
Salcedo, all on assists from Jose
Hernandez. Vanguard's Tom·
maso Bianchi to1aled six saves
in earning his conference-lead-
ing seventh shutout this sea-
aon.
Newport ousts Laguna
•WATBR POW: DanieJ Fur-
man and Nate~ each tallied
three goals to lead lhe host New-
port Harbor High boys water polo
team to a HH Sea View League
victory against Laguna l:lills
Wednesday.
Clay Jorth. Carson Hill and Tul-
ford Cottam each scored one goal
for Newport (12-8, 3-1 in league)
while aenior goalkeeper Michael
Robb'90ll made five saves.
Donka Drozd and Melissa Zl·
plain each had 15 kills lO lead the
Pirates (10-3, 6-2 OYerall}, who
have woo five straight. over the
Hornets.
Seahawks outlast Mesa
•VOUEYBALL: Lindsey Na-
varrette slammed 12 kills to go
with a team-high 23 ~ for the
visiting <:osta Mesa High's gjm
volleyball team. which foll to Gol-
den West League powerhouse
Ocean View. 25-15, 25-17, 17-25,
17 -25, 15-12, Wednesday.
1Iacy Bje!land matched Na-
varrette with 12 lciDs while Jackie
Havens added 30 assists for MP.Sa
(7-5, 64 in league), which sil!. 111
third place in the league standin~
with three matches remaining.
Heather Williams added five ace.
for the Mll.'i~ Ocean View
(12· l, 9-0 in league) siu. atop the
league standings.
Sage Hi] I sweeps
•VOLI.EYMU.: The hm-r ~e
Hill School girk volleyball team
defeated Capistrano Valley Oms
tian. 25 16, 25-18, 25-19, in an
Academy League match Wedne1>·
day at Sage
C,at Dailey led lhe Lightning
(12-5, 6-1 in league) with I I kills
and seven aces. while Haywood
Wright had six kills.
OCC men downed
•WATER POW: 1be OranKe
Coas1 College men's water polo
team wa-. defea1ed by River.idl',
16-6, in an Orange Empire Con
rerence game Wednesday.
S..V...LNpe
~O, laguna Hills 4
Laguna Hills ~ ~ 3
Newport I • J 2
HMbor
Paul Collier had three gwh,
while Austin Price. Alex Avetoom
and Tudd Swanson e-.ich had onr
4 for the Pirates. 10
a...-lleedl -Cho 3, Hewtc.o 1
SeWll -&lier 7. ,...,_... Herbor -Furman 3,
c..titlo 3, Jorth 2. Hill 1. Cottam 1
Sevee -Robinson 5
Sea Kings stymie Trojans
•WATER POW: The Corona
del Mar High boys water polo
team nmained tmdefeated in Pa -
ci8c C.out league play with a 16-3
\lidnry ave-visiting U~ry
~ 1bomu Pear.ion and Walker
Ru9eU eadl bad three goaJs while
Tum Maney. Spencer Pirdy and
Bryan Bubagjar each tallied two
ICXJn!ll b> lmd the Sea Kings (13-7.
3-0 in lmgue) to their third con-
leelJIM league \'Klory. Michael
~ Kyle Hersh. Jacob Mwphy
and Chad March each added one
plforCdM.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We 're playing hard and
you can su we care a lot
and are giving forth a
hard effort."
.Mff Brtnkley, Newport
Harbor f ootbal coach
SCHEDULE
Orange Coa.'it (6-13, l-4 111 tht•
OEC) went down early. gjvutg ur
six goals in the first period. and
trailed. 9-3. at the half.
°'"'I• Empn Confwenc:e
Rtverskte HI, Orange Coast 6
Scof9 by Quart.,.
R111ers1de & J s 2 1b
Orange Coast 2 , 2 1 b
RiverUde Olds 3, tooy 3. He1tmJn
2, Canady 1, Holderman 1 Bartlev t
Lyons 1, Huang 1, o·Oonnell 1
Sewell 1. Swanberg t ~ves -
BauerleH'l 4, Robertson 2
0,.nge Coast -Collier 3, Price I
Avetoom 1, Swanson 1 Saves
Shln4
Newpcxt hoots first round
• FJELD HOCKEY: The New
port Harbor High rJ.r1s tield
hockey team will befJn defense ol
its Townarnent of Champio~ olle
when it hosts Chaminade on Sat
, wday at Hasper Commwiily Ct>11
l~r a.I a time to be detennined.
DIRECTIONS
Sage Hill al Brethren Christian
Clark Field is located on Clark
Ave. in Long Beach. Take
Interstate 405 north to
Interstate 605 north and turn
left on the Del Amo Blvd. exit
Turn leh on Clark Ave. and the
field is on the left.
Dene~615 .. m ...
High ldlOOI gifts -~ ..... F.rmont. 3
p.m.; """'-It "'-Port Hetbof. 3 p.m .,
Cotone del Mar• Nofttlwood, 3 p.m. ~ ~ ~ -UC lrvlne 41t Utlh Stain. 7p.m.
High ed'OOI OHtl-lrvlne. ~
Hetbof. 4 p.m. Sage Hll •St. ~. 7 p.m. ... ,..,
High ed'OOI boof9 -P9dtb • Seoe Hil Ill
Cotone dill Mar •• p.m.; l.oe ~. ~3:15p.~
YOUTH SP.ORTS
,.
REGION57
Continued from Bl
• Oran8" Madness 1, Squid-
wodcs l
Orange Madness and Squid-
worb played to a 1-1 tie in a bat-
tle that went bad: and forth.
Squidwoiks scored first, but
Orange Madness came back to tie
on a goal by Chase Allbrando. as-
sisted by Cole Caminiti and Nate
P<YZin Anthony Cecere Wlleashed
several fierce sh~ for Orange
Madness. but Squidworb' strong
defense and goalkeeping kept the
score even
• Green Vipers 2. Squidwodcs 2
The Vipers got on the score-
REGION97
Continued from B 1
fense.
In girls under-I I play:
• Newport 2, San Juan Capis-
rrano 0
ln the first half of the game,
Francesca Cappellini sent a pass
to Nicole Dinatale who drilled a
hard shot into the back of the net
Josie Jogwe also put one away
early on""
Newport's defense played effec-
tively, with great efforts from
Molly Anderson. Delaney Bell.
Emily Mitchell, Savanna Gasti-
neau and Allison Schelin.
ln girls under-10 play:
• Jwcy Pineapples 7, Heart
Rreaken; 2
n1e Juicy Pineapples domi-
nated as Drue Cummins scored
four goals, Caroline Graham
scored two goals and Tusten Ford
had one. laury Hlinka was all
over the place, assisting goals and
helping out on defense. Bailey
Rieke toughed it out in the goalie
box and held the Heart Breakers
at bay.
• Purple Piranhas 5, Orange
Crush I
The Orange Crush's defense
WdS anchored by Oaire Fanner,
Shannon Barth, Nadine Lefler,
I .eah Van Dyke and Mady Avery.
New goalie Tori Rojas and veteran
Pllisia Schilling perf onned very
athletically, but the wet condi-
tions made dribbling difficult
Schilling's strong kicking ability
kept the ball on the other end and
the pressure on the opponent
The offense. led by the hustle of
Anna Newman, remained strong.
1 lailey Smith. Shannon Barth,
Madeline Hal. and Abigail Griffith
worked well together in passing
the ball up the field and setting
up Schilling's goal.
• Rip Qui 3, Mama Mias 2
lhe Rip Curls won. 3-2. with
the go-ahead goaJ scored in the fi -
nal minutes of the fourth quarter.
Roxanna Crane gave an assist to
Madison Jabara. who booted it in
for the <;COre.
The offense was paced by
Emma Howard, Page Keys and
Samantha Singer. Keeping the ball
out of Mama Mias' territory were
Monika Peterson, Savannah
Baron. Alyssa Ohlig. Haley Newett
and Nikki Walsh. In the goalie box
for the Rip Curls were Alli.son
Kahn and Enuna Howard, who
ead1 had four stops.
• Gf)'ffindor Seekers 2. Green
Chihuahuas I
After the first goal' of the game
by the Green Ol.ihuahuas, the
Gryffindor Seekers' offense came
back. strong with a goal by Kilsten
Rohan. immediately followed by
another Seeker goal by Lea Phil-
board ftrlt wbc!rl ~ MemJa&
penalty ldck rimdvted otr the
goalie, and forward Jab ~
punched It In for a goal, in a game
played Oct. L6. Memia had an as-
sist later to Matt Rlmajian for the
Vipers' second goal
Tummy Brooks was in goal for
the fourth ~ savilJg three
pis and preserving the de. Uarn
Karas, Drew Hanson and Rid.y
Nadal were also soUd in gioalie du-
tiet. Olds Beyrooty dominated the
midftekl throughout the game.
• Stinger& 3. 1ldal ~ 2
Alex Aadourian scored all three ps in the Stingers win -twice
with assists from Torno Andry.
Strong goalkeeping efforts from
Greg Williford and Luke Meleski
lips.
The offense was joined by Tuy-
lor Hickerson, Samantha Stalder,
Analysa Vrvanco and ICatty Ayala
Defensive action was displayed by
Andie Strode, Alice Bany, Ana Fi-
gueroa and Dana Jessen. Goalies
Jane Layton and Katty Ayala foiled
several Chihuahua attempts.
In girls unde£-8 play:
•Pink Panthers vs. Green
Geckos
Tough defense by Caroline
Gels, Olivia Sever, Erin Barthand
and Anna Hancock in goal kept
the game scoreless until the sec-
ond quarter. Erin Barth led the
way, with a goal assisted by Sabri-
na Sanchez, and then added two
more with as&sts from Mallory
Gyulay. GyuJay also tipped in two
goals of her own.
Olivia Sever scored with an as-
sist from Gabby Mangano. while
Logan Grove tallied an assist on a
comer kick to Mallory Gyulay.
Amanda Dupont and Hailey Ma-
haffey both played hard for the
Pink Panther win.
•The Hurricanes
Natalie Ward scored twice for
the Hurricanes. while Kate Pjpk.in
added another. Kiersten Yardley
chipped in her first goaJ of the
season while Katie Conway, Jes-
sica Stone and Amanda Sheppard
were on the assists. Lauren Walker
and Annie LaGrandeur played
hard on defense, while Abbey
Picketi and Rowan Frederiksen
were credited with the shutout.
•Blue Dolphins vs. Wild Water-
melons
Jordan Goldsbeny played
goalie for the Blue Dolphins.
blocking several shots. Sofie Ber-
caw, Taylor Matthew and Erin
Wll.son helped on defense by
kicking the ball down the field,
foiling many attempts by the Wild
Watennelons.
Margaret Molloy, Sophie Smith
and Oaudia Davis led the team's
offense. repeatedly charging the
Wild Watermelons goal.
ln boys under-8 play:
• Red eyed Dragon vs. Mustard
and Ketchup
Early in the game. Jake Parks
made the first set of goals, fol-
lowed by Davis Hanscom's first
goal of the season. Cory Stowell
also asmsted and scored.
Eridc Pineda covered the field
extensively on both offense and
defense. along with great goal-
tending by Daniel Pham and Wills
Johnson. Jordon Wicks, Bryan Ri-
vera and Joseph Salas solidified
the Dragon's teamwork.
• Waterbombs vs. Unknown
The Waterbombs attacked the
Unknown's goal many times. with
Ryan Braun, Alejandro Solis and
Jack Binfon:I ICOring. Assists and
offense came from Griffith Oaw-
son. Slater Andenlon and Pa.deer
led the defense. while Daemon
Kane and 1yJer Duncan ooottolled
the mklfteld. .
In gkls undec-10 play:
• ftrewolb 3, Titans I
1be ~ scored three
goals in the fl.nit half, thahb to
strong mkffield pJay by l'.dley
Humphreys, goals by Shelby
Brown and assists by FJjza ~
The 1ltans kept the game oom-
petitive and were able to score on
a bouncing goal by Thylor Rule in
second half.
Strong goalie efforl8 by Olivia
Dajee. laylor Rule and Megan
Diaz from the lltans, along with
Hannah Mishaw and Taryn Beau·
fort from the Fireworks. prevented
further goals from being scored.
Young.
Collin Rowe and Quinton
McKay supported the Water-
bombs' efforts with solid play in
the midfield. Micah Adelsotm
battled in the Waterl>ombs' de-
fense, while the Unknown offense
put great pressure on Collin Rowe
and Ryan Braun's skills in the
goal.
In girls under-7 play:
•Firecrackers vs. Go Go Girls
Shine
Seneca Fuller scored two goals
for the hrecradcers. Also scoring
goals for the Firecrackers were
Peyton Espley-Jones, Kate Hefner
and Oair Olmstead. Alexis
Abr.uns, S'ydney Conn and Julian-
na Eifler played w lid in goal and
on defense.
•Gators 4. Dolphins 3
Fmily Goltz had her first goal of
the season for the Speckled Green
Gators in their game against the
Dolphins. Also scoring were Olivia
Jones. Megan Keys and Jacque
Dt-Peo for the Gators. Emma Vuj-
novich, Sara Boese. Paige Tam-
blyn and Katie Keamc; kept the
Dolphins at bay.
ln boys under-7 play:
• P,redators
Shane Mitchell, playing one of
his best games of the year, scored
from long distance to even the
game. Uillon Murphy and Avery
Rowe came close several times
before the Predators took the lead
from a low. hard shot by Alex For·
man.
After halftime. the Predator de-
fense again gave up a goal to the
Dragons. Alden Burke, Joey Mod-
delmog and Davis Oement's tire-
less running paid off when the
Predators' star defender Carter
Scott forced home a goal from
short range minutes before the fi-
nal whistle.
•Salty Sea Dawgs
Peter Harano. Jake Weyrich and
J.0. Dennis played solid defense
with good hustle. Kingston Mc
e arthy. Jaclc Rapillo and Jordan
feisan turned in good play on
both ends of the field , while An-
drew Laidlaw, Sean Korkmaz and
Jeremiah Sheldon scored goals.
In girls under-6 play:
• Aarningos vs. Blue Dolphins
Mcl<enne Porteous received a
booming defensive kick. from Eri-
ka Ellis and scored first for the
Aam.ingos on a break.away. Porte-
ous then returned the favor and
assisted Erika Fllis on her first of
three goals.
Julia Ackerman scored two and
Porteous also added a second
goaJ. Madeline Phillips positioned
henielf well and s<layed tough on
both offense an defense. while
Kate McAllister and Mandy Tupfer
played well throughout
• Pink Dolphins vs. Fire Aies
Charlie Tuffel, Callie Govaars
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from 1lma eoos-Fmily Day.
gieaa Sadr and~ 1\.d:a aJso
oonb'ibuted to the win.
~ Oct 9. ~ Noe.
Alea ~ ADeo and Fisker pro-
tected well as pl keepers.
Caroline \\OOd a N:bf ~
pal 6COftJd pk b' the Pink Jib..
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• SUnlQl8e(l 4, Pwp&e Pandlers
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Emily Krebs scored two goals
for SunJGssed. with a8&ista from
Natama Pisb:r. Sam MacboAie
aod Flskel-each had a pl Olivia
Peterson. Alexa losey and Kate Al-
len played at fuUDack. while Kath-
erine Noe showcased midfield
~ Marit Vangrow played at
~ and Jaime Kingbde
played solid defense.
Maril Vmgrow and Jaime King·
bde played eolid defense, while
Noe and Olivia Peterson had nu-
merous shoes on goal.
Anna Hartog and rely Wahlh
played aolid defeme and duowa
from Amanda C.Orlett and Lindsey
Gronendyb helped the team. ln ~ under-6 play:
• Dolphins vs. Green Mermaids
Multi.pJe goals were scored by
In girls Wlder-14 play:
• Pink Power Flamingos vs. Pink
Panthers
• SunJCissed 3, Fierce FioMS I
Kate Allen. Natasha Fisk.er and
Emily Krebs all scored off ~
by Sara MadlOSkie in a game
Becca Roque and Erik.a Andenion.
Brooke Walker and Stephanie
Morris added to the sooring effort.
while Cameryn Albano, Alli.son
Barnes and catherine Treneny
played solid defense and had nu-
merous as&sts.
Kelly Uing and Jessica Viale led
the scoring for the flamingos.
while Kaytin Knit.owski and Gabby
Anear had solid passing. Jennifer
Welton. Olivia f.gty, Haley Hopkins
and Savannah Stewart also
scored. • Pink Ponies vs. Sunshine Girls
and Oaire Johnson each scored
goals for the Dolphins. Natalie
capel.lini had nwnero~ passes,
while Kate Granoff had many piv-
otal steals. Marley Mais bad a
near miss on goal and was in the
action for several key defensive
maneuvers.
Fireflies' lead forward Sianna
Siemonsma came on strong
against the Pink Dolphins and
scored several goals throughout
the game, including a face-off
goal in rhe third quarter.
Jenna Eakin and Allison Han-
scom kept rhe ball in motion with
aggressive defense, while Katie
Ramm stayed active in the paclc.
Katie O'Hea snuck. in her first goal
of the season and added a defen-
sive block.
• Blue Sharlcs Vh. Yellow
Bumblebees
Multiple goals were scored by
Taylor Craig. Lauren Vissman and
Lily Woodall Several attempts al
goal were made by Melelani Fa-
lasco and Danielle Wll.son.
ln boys under-6 play:
• Oleetahs vs. Maroon Mon -
sters
Although missing James Hodg-
es due to a foot injury, the Olee·
tah offense played strategically.
with consistent dribbling. multi-
ple passes and tricky reverses. Lu-
cas Hodges moved the ball down-
field, while Chandler Siemonsma
scored one goal on a pass from
Jack McOintock, off another pass
by Ashe Deering,
McOintock and Deering each
continued their own scoring
streaks -both had three goals.
Josh Jen.kins played solid defense,
while Jon Hodges threw himself
into the pack to fight for the ball
• Purple Dragons
Max Toffel and brother, Ben,
played aggressive, while Dominic
Loftus, seeing an open net and
loose ball, scored firs1 for the
Dragon<>. Bam>n Banta was slid-
ing all over the field. both defend·
ing and attacking for the Dragons.
Chase Adelsotm and Nie Rimlin-
ger worked hard advancing the
ball and Malcobn Davis kept the
p~ on the opponents.
• Riding Giants
Corbin Joyce scored three goals
for the Giants. while Connor
Tumbow·Lindenstadt and Jacob
Duehring had two each. Garth
Blumenthal; Andrew Stoneman
and Jake Smith also played well.
ln boys under-5 play:
• Blue Barracudas vs. Green
Soccer-a-Saurese.
Patridc Wynn and Brandon Ri-
vera followed through with goals
after being assisted by the defen-
sive skills of Jantz.en Fenn and
Noah Ouistensen On offense,
determination was shown by ~
tin ShoUin and Kyle langdon-
Weyrich.
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Boys Night: Saturday, October 30th 7pm
v. NCAA Champion UCLA
UCI Attllet1cs 1nv1tes AYSO Region 57 to once again
participate in their action-packed season
Wear your Jersey uc Anteaters Soccer w111 let vou 1n
the gate EB.EE at soccer hOme games this season
Each ch1ld/ch1ldren must accompany a paid Adult Adult
tickets are $ 7 00
Sign Up to be a Ball Boy or Ball Girl uc1 needs
ball girts and boys (ages ~ and up) for these two games
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or October 30th (boys) c1nd 1n uniform you could be
chosen to scrimmage at halftime There will be two
simultaneous scrimmages per night 1
Awesome Inflatable soccef balls for all participants!
See you at the game!
Rip'em Eaters!!!
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AntMtef Soccef Su.ctlum
Panting: Bren Evente Center PutdnQ Lot located
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lloor ol lh~ e "''"W 4 ''"1 y ::>oc1al Science laboratory Bu1ldma The wotk
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the Cahlorma C11rJ1· nl C1v1t Procedure Section 995 120)
A mandalm v l'r" ll1d Conltren'e and Pre Bod lob Walk wOI be conducted
on MONOAl'. NOVlMIUI a, 2004 bea1nn1na promptly at l:OO r M
Parllt1pan1> •II tit n>•·t'I .ti
I auhlles Mana11emenl
lr11i·rn11 llltu ~ Bu1td1nR Conferenc.e Room 1?8
tlnover \1ly of Cahlor ma tr vine I H111hlmw • 92 on N0<th Campu~ M.tp)
191 lc' Jambo1ee Boulevard
h vone. CA 92697 5444
(949) 824 l<I04
ATTINOANCE Al THl PRE-110 CONflR(NCI AND r lU-810 JOI WALK
IS MANDATORY roll All PRIME CONTllACTORS. THE MUTING WIU
CLOSE AT l :OS PMANY CONTRACTORS ARlllVING AfTfll THIS TIMI
Will NOT BE UIGIBL( TO PAllTICl'ATI IN THE llD raouss AS A
PRIME CONTllACTOll.
Onl~ b•dd<i s "'h•• 1 ·" llupdle m both the Pre Bid Conltrenct and the
Job W>I~ '" 1111'•1 • 11t111·ly will b~ allowed lo bid on the Pro,ect ;u p11me
tonh •. H to,. ,.,,, turUu 1 lfllurmatwn contact f ac.1httes
Man~v.•·011 111 1 """ "I l>~p.u tmenl Attn Brt'nda R Hotkenhullat(949)
824 1404
lhr ""1 • •"·""'' fl1•hl• 1 .1111J 1ls Subcontra<.lor\ wilt be ret.1u11ed to follow \tw 111111d1•.1 ri111111 1\u 11 ""l1J11 cmenls set forth in the 61d<lme Documents
a11d 1111•11v '''"•••1lu1r "'·'•''' r .tte' al the loca11on of the Work
fl>P •,u,' •-.-.fut l111t1ler will tw requ11Pd to hJve lhe follow1n11 Slate ol
C,1111111111.1 r "'"'''I<• Ii. "r"~ rvrr~nl at th~ lime of subm1ss1on of the
ll11J
llClNSf ClAHlflCATION:
, .... ,.,ti I 3 •• u1~ I uuh.u tor
(,enPt<i f'r11I '"•• ( 1111lrll• tm
Other Prof•<1 Specollo.
UClNSl COOl:
A
8
lldder OuoHfuotlon• culled for to be submlrred of rim• of t.ld Include,
but ore nol neceuorlly llmlred to:
I lh1• c 11111< .11 1111 ,11~11 hJve been 1n bus1nels under the same name
dt1d ( .1111111111o1 c .. 1111 .u lco1 I 11 ense for a minimum ol 5 continuous years
P"rlr '" 1t11 ""' '''" 111111 do1l1 for this Pro1ect The license used to satisfy
tho·. '""""r""'"' h ,111 .... 1 lh• \,1nie lvp• reQuued by lhe contract
~ lh• C1•111!,1 11 1 !1.1 I ,11ovulf a rwnm1um ot J r~ferences for pro1ects
,111111,11 '" • • 1 111d •I• lo this Pro1ect which have been successfully
cnoit'h h•it m "" 1 •h 111 4 thlorn1• dur1n2 the past J years
llll Ill c,! NI ,01 1111 llNl"I H$11Y Of CALIFORNIA October ?004
Puhh~h••I N• "'''' 11 fl1 1 h C:osld Mrs.i Oa1ty Pilot October 28. November
4 1004 lh!>86
,u!>llcat• IMrebJ •114 before 4-te ot ult.
Dated OctoMif ll. 2CICM
OW(( HOf"FMM, ~n "'""tor of tlll """ of KetMrlllit HolhnM •e
lbtherlne M Oefllfl&,
Coflurv•t ..
,.ubll1h1d NewF5.rt
81ad\/Costa .......
Pilot October 72, 2t. • 2004 r~
Th• mini store,.
fe<.lllly, KCOfdln& to tflt
p< ov11t0ns ot 01vlston 8
of lhe 8ullnna end
Proftss1on1 Code,
Chapter 10, Section
21707 (a), h.itby ""'"
NOTICE or PUBLIC
SALE
EXTRA STORAGE
NEWPORT MESA Wiii
conduct a publfc ult of
Ille contents of the
storaae spac1(J) n1mtd
below. with the contents
bein& sold to lllt ht&flesl
bidder. for l1wlul money
ot ~he United Stites of Amler ic11 (cash) The Siie ~ be1na held
to satisfy 1 landlord's
llen and wilt be held at:
1250 B11s tol SI , Costa
Meu, CA 92626 on Nov
l. 2004. 11 l .lO p m •
Auc t ioneer's Name
Otnn1s Avina Phone •
626 791 6261, Address
PO Boa 40285, Puede
n•. CA 911 lt, Bond,.
146637301335
The pubhc is invited to
anend. Terms 1re cnh
only Owners reser~es
the riatit to bid
A aener al description
of lhe properly be mil
sold, alona with the
Identity of the Occupant
rentin11 the space are as
follows:
SPACE NO. OCCUPANT PffOf'ERTY ()(S(:Rl>TION
8121. Linda Glennon.
Couch, Chair, Bo•es
Bl23. Linda Glennon.
Chest o f Orawer $,
Lamps. Rues. Couch. TV.
Dresser
B250 lorn Hartley Ttres.
B1tte, l 11dder, Bo•es
Cll9 J 0 Tile Washer
Dryer . ladder Dune
Bum Parts
8102 Royce Rumsey.
1995 B M W c1 Lie
•Roy ce3 1. v1n#
WBAU6320SCC89905
Published Newporl
Beach/Costa Mes.1 011ty
Pilot Octobe1 ?I 28
2004 Th578
Rdltl. .... .... s.......
fhe lollowlne persons
are dotna business as
Cate11na's Bistro, 28241
Greenfield Unit C. la
auna N1euet. CA 92677
Caferini's Enterp11ses
Inc. (CA) 2021 Busi
ness Center Or • 11 •
Irvine, CA 92612
This busonns •S con
dueled by a torpo1at1on
Have you started do1nll
business yet' No
Cale11na·s Enterpnse'!..
Catherine Ar akellan
President
fh1s statement w.is
filed wtlh the Counly
Cieri. of Or anee County
on 10/01/04
20046001007
Daily Pilot O~t 7. 14,
21, 28. 2004 Th~
.......... .......
Ille followl lllflOM
'" doilll II tt: St. M.,11 N •w11ort Co..w"'t~ c..tn: ..... c.t:•. 2100 ..... vt.t..
:=ort 1 .. c11. CA
$t. MIR ,., .. byWltn
Cllu1dl of CofOfle •1 JQr (CA). 2l00 lllllf
Vlal1. Ntwport Bttcfl. CA&ze60
This businns la con
ducted by:• COl'poretlon
He .. ~ atartfd do6llC
IHlslnaa ylt? Yes.
l/1/2000
SL Mm ,.l'Qbytwtan
Church of Cofone de!
M11. Glenn E Rymtf.
Presldenl
This 1t1t1ment was
tiled with the County
Clerk of Orenae Counly
on 10/22/04
2004600SSIJ
Daily Pilot Oct. 28. Nov
4, 11, 18.~ ThS95 .......... ... s......
The followln1 persons
are doin1 business as
CM T Deulopment.
25941 Blascos. Mission
Vle,o. CA 92691
Jann H. G1lvfn. 25941
Blascos. Mission VleJO, CA9~1
ll11s business ts con
ducted by· an individual
Have you started doln&
busmess yel7 No
John H. Calv'"
This statement was
hied with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 10/08/04
2004600st2S
Daily Pilot Oct 14. 21.
28, Noll 4, 2004 Th560
Adi"-..... •s....t The followln& persons
are domR business as
Beatley F undlna. 2768
lonawood Court. Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
John R.O B1trley.
2768 Lonawood Court
Costa Mua, CA 92626
Th~ businus 1s con
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Have you started dome
business yel7 No
John R.O Beatley
This statement wu
filed with the County
Cieri! of Or anae County
on 10/08/04
2004600st 17
Daily Pilot Oct. 14 21.
28. Nov 4, 2004 l h563
ficffMlllillm
"-S......
The fotlow1n11 persons
are dome business as
US A ft111ht
Insurance com, 929
Coronado Or Costa
M~.CA92626
Ara A Aaop1an 929
Coronado 01 Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
This busmen is con
ducted by. an 1nd1v1dual
Have you started dolne
business yel' No
An Aaopian
This statement was
fifed w1tll the County
Cieri< of Ounee County
on 10/22/04
200.HOSlOt
Oiuly Pilot Oct 28. Nov
4, 11, 18. 2004 1h~98
NOTICE OF PUBLIC 'MEETING
FIVE YEAR CONSOLIDATED PLAN
COMMUNITY MEETING
Pursuant to the United States Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD) regulations, the City of
Newport Beach is in the process of preparing the draft
Five (5) Year Consolidated Plan. The Consolidated Plan
will set forth specific strategies to be implemented and
how funds will be expended through the use of
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds
that are received annually by the City. Th e Five Year
document will cover the period of July 1, 2005 and will
go through June 30, 2010. The City anticipates
receiving approximately $450,000 annually in federal
CDBG funds for each of the five years. This funding
can be spent on a range of community development
activities benefit ing low-and moderate-income
households including housing, community facilities and
services, infrastructure improvements, and economic
devel9pment.
A Communit y Meeting will be held to solicit public
comment from interest ed c itizens, non-profit public
service o rganizations and other public agencies as to
the need s of the community. The Community Meeting
will be held -on Wednesday, November 3, 2004 at 6:00
p .m. at t he Newport Beach City Council Chambers
located at 3300 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, CA
92658-89 15.
The City of Newport Beach encourages citizen.
participation in the CDBG process. If you are
interested, please attend one of the meetings. If you
are unable to attend the meeting, you may pick up a
copy of t he Needs Assessment Survey at the Newport
Beach City Hall located at 3300 Newport Blvd. Newport
Beach, CA 92658 .. 8915. If you have any questions,
please contact Daniel Trimble (949) 644-3230.
Published Newport 8eactveo.ta Meea Daily Piiot OctOber 28, 2004
........ tt • , ...... ........... -:-.,=:::.-== of CM Fletttlovs Saa'
net1 Nemt: IT MlttM
Mort&Aee I Raef Estai.. 210%~ ....... Ceftttl
Otlvt. Slllte ISO, lrYIM.
CA928l2
The FltUtloul 11--a
neme referred to ebov•
was fll1d in Oren1• Cou11ty on 1·8 2004. Fil.ENO.~
Ropr Frencla Turi!,
2714 St11bl1d OflH,
Cost• Mesa, CA 92626
Ttlb buslneu Is ton·
duct1d by: en lndlvldu1I
Ropr F. Turk
This 1tat1ment was
filed •itfl tht Coynty
Clllf'k of Orena• County
on 10/12/04
2004600Jt ..
Dilly Pilot Oct 14, 21.
28. Nov 4, 2004 TllS74
Ac-. ..... ... s.......
The followlnt person1
,,. doina business as:
a) Seacliff Media, b)
Seectltf Web, c) Su ctitl
Photoaraphy, d) Seaclltf
Computer. •} Seectltf
0111111. I ) Suri City
'11edia. 1) Surf City Web
Oes1an. h) Surf City
0111111. 1) Surf City
Technical Support J)
Seacltff Technical Sup-
port. 8661 Selnt Au·
eust111e 011ve. Huntina
ton Beach. Cahlornia
92646 7069
Jer aid Ir vine. 8661
Saint Auausl1ne Drove,
Huntonaton Buch. Cah
lotnla 92646 7069
Thos business is con
ducted by 1n 1nd1v1du1I
Have you started do1na
business yell No
Jerald lr111n1
This statement was
loled with the County
Clerk of Or an11e County
on 09/30/04
20046002932
Dally Pilot Ocl 28 Nov
... 11, 18 2004 lh602
S......tf
.. I r•tfU..tf
Rdt!IM ........
The lotlow•na person
has abandoned the use
ot the f icllhous Bus•
ness Nime Cooks Cot
ner. I 9152 Santo.aeo
Canyon Rd lrabuco
Canyon. CA 92679
The richhous Bu~1nu.~
name referred to above
wu hied in 01.an1tt
County on 9/1/04 r IL£
NO 20046999111
f1ankhn [dw1rd de
Luna 1100 Su1arp111e
Rd B11 Bear City CA
9231'1
lh1s bu~oness 1s con
dueled by an md1v1dual
Franklin l de Luna
Tll1s statement wu
toled with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 09/17/04
20046001'6 5
Daily Pilot Oct 14 21
28. Nov 4, ?004 Th!>66
Rdlll. ......
"-*'-' The lollow1n1 persons
are doone bu"ness as
bkm Nor th Anaheim
Associates. llC 1~!>
Pl1tent1a Avenue, Cosla
Mesi, CA 92627
b llm Developm,nl
Company llC (CAI.
1945 Placentia Avenut
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
lh1s busmen " con
ducted by an 1nd1111dual
Have you shr ted doone
busonns yet' No
bk m Development
Comp~nv. llC. B"an K
Mathe! Manaaine Part
ner
This stalemf'nl was
filed with thP County
Clerk of O• ane~ County
on 09/J0/04
2004M)02144
Daily Pilot Oct 7. 14
21. 28 2004 Th!).40
Rdttlm .....
... s......
The tollowine persons
ue do111a business as
Salon lido. 3441 H Vta
lido. Newport Beach. CA
92(,63
Courtn1e K1eu N&uyen
12161 Qu11tz C11 •
Garden Grove. CA 928A3
This busmess os con
ducted by· an 1nd1v1duat
Have you started doine
bus•l>U3 1•17 No
Courtnoe 11.~u N11uyen
This slatemenl was
hied with lht County
Clerk ol Or anee Counly
on 10/22104
2004'00SJl O
011ly Pilot Oct 28. Nov
4, 11. 18,2004 Th!>99
... ... ........
f1'il fofloWtfll partOfll
we 40in& . kiinta as:
e ) MAAQUU C"1'fft· PIMCS, II) FM l NTU·
NISlS. 4IOO S flo..,
UJllt 21. ()f1np, CA 92m
fr .. ko Marqu.i. 400
S. rtowef, Unit 21. qr~.CA9.a MIJU.I "Ufttl •. 2302
M1nltobl Dr • Sente
Alie, CA 92704 TllU buslnNI It con M"tad by: e Plltfll "''"'""Ip ... ,,. ~ •tatted doln1
butf,_. ytU No
Frtclrlco Merqutt
Ml&uet Nunti Thrs stet•ment wn
flied with the County
Clertl of Ofana• County
on 10/12/04
to04600JtSS
Deily "'°' Oct. ... 21, 28. Nov 4, 2.004 Th568 ......... ...s......
The follo•lna Ptt$0n~
are dolnc business as
Jennifer Lau11n, 23
Trtllwood. trvilte. Cah·
lornl1 92620
Jennifer L H•rdy. 23
Trellwood, Irvine. Cah
lornia 92620
This business 1s con·
ducted by an md1v1dual
Have you st11ted do1n11
business yell No
Jennifer L. Hardy
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of 01an11e County
on I 0/26/04
200460056'5
Daily Pilot Oct 28 Nov
4. 11, 18, 2004 Th!>88
Rc-....-..a ...s......
The !ollowln1 perso11s
are do1111 bustness as.
Precmon Slonec.utlers.
70 Paseo Primero,
Rancho Santi Marear11a.
CA92688
William J Ee•n 70
Pa~ Pr1me10 Rancho
Senta Mar1a11ta. CA
92688
TIUS bUSlnU\ IS ton
dueled by an ond1~1dual
Have you star led do1n11
busines~ yet? Yes.
10/()1/0A
William J Etan
This statemenl wa~
filed with the County
Cieri< of Oranee County
on I0.'08/04
20046001118
D11ly Pilot Oc.t M ?I
28. "ov 4 2004 ThS&t
RdltiMMam .... s........
Tt>e followine p~•~ons
are doma bu\mess •s
OGA Movie C1t s 1 760
Monrov1;1 A 'l2 Cosla
Mesa. CA 92677
Oa11ell G1lber t 1760
Monrovia A 7? Cnsl.1
Mesa. CA 92617
This bu\lne\s 1~ 1 on
ducted by an •nd1v1dual
Have you \la1 ltd do1n11
bus1nt'ss yel' No
Oarrell C1lb1'r I
This stat•m~nl w15
filed with the C:uu11ly
Cieri< of 01 an11e Cnunty
on 10/08/04
200460011U
Oa1ly Polol 0£1 14 2 I 28. Nov <I 7004 Th561
fkllllm--.U
"-S.......
The lollow1ne prr \Ons
are doine bus1nns "~
Fun 1n a Bo. 15/
Yorktown lll l:o\t•
Mesa CA 916?6
f man Saad•lt3 I '17
Yorktuwn l n r..,,,_,
Mesa CA 92626
This business 1\ con
ducted by an ind1v1dua1
Have you start~d dom11
business yet 1 No
Crn~n Sudall11
lh1s st1lemtnl was
hied with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 10/121>4
20H600!95 I
Oa1ly Pilot Ocl 1" 71
28. Nov 4. 2004 fh57?
Adl"--...U
"-*'-' The follow1n1 per '0"'
Ate doona busines\ as
Des1en Spectrum <I!)()
£1mhurst l n Cost d
Mesa. CA 926?!1
Loys Ann O•nll A50
£1mho'1t lane Costa
Mesa. CA 92626
Tlus business is ton
ducted by an indM<lual
Have you slatted dmna
bus1nen yet7 No
Loy$ Ann Otnlf
This statement w•s
ltled with the r.011nty
Clerk of Oren11e I ounty
Oft 10/12/04 !0046001t61
Deily Piiot Ott 14, 21.
28, Nov. 4, 2004 Th570
.......... ... ....
.,.The&~
D Gl!Mf • Aleocla.ta. H60 Mofwovlt A·22, Cost-Miu, CA 92627
Darrd Giibert. \7t0
Monrovia A-22, Cott.
....... CAl'lll7
l!lla bualMU Is COii
dllCt44 by: •" i11dlvklull
..... JOI/ •lifted dolnl bual""' retf No D•ntn Glll>tt'I This 1tl111Nnl wH r..-Wlttl tit• County ~of Oralltt Cou11t't on 10/0l/04
200HI02H1
O•ltt ,llot Oct. 1. 14,
21. 21. 2004 Th560 .......
... Slllmllt
Th• followtn1 ptnons
are doll!C bu.itltss 11:
Never Eno111d' Boutique.
410 l2nd St.rHI •101.
Newport Buell. CA
92663
Robert Austin, 7.Sl
Warner A.ve E 102,
Hunlln1to11 8111ch, CA
926A7
Betty Austin, 7451
Warner Av1 . E 102,
Hunlln&ton Buch. CA
926A7
This business IS con
ducted by husb1nd end
wrle
Have you sttrltd doina
busmes:s yen No
Robert M Austin
This statement was
hied with the County
Clerk ot Oran&e County
on 10/()1/04
2004600298!
Oaoly Pilot Oct 7. 1"
21. 28. 2004 Th!S-46 ,.... .....
"-S......
The followlna persons
are dome business as:
From The Islands, 25 V11
Lucca J332. Irvine. Ca
92612
David Champion 25 Via
LUCCI JJJ2 Irvine CA
92612 .
Rodel Apostol. 25 Voa
Lucca 1337 Irvine CA
9261l
lh1s business I! c.on
du~ted by a eener al
par tne"ll1p
Have you started dome
busines~ vet'
No
On1d Ch1mhn
This statement was
filed with lhe County
Cieri\ of Or anee County
on 10/()1/04
20046002998
Oa1ly P1lol Ort l . 14 21
?8. 2004 lh~!>I
~w.u
"-S......
The tot1ow1na persons
"" do1na business u Co•:ntal Home Goncepb.
Inc 892 W 18th Slreel
Costa Mn.a CA 92627
Coastal Home Con
cec•h Inc tCA>. 892 W
18th Streel Co\la Mesa.
CA916?7
I his bu\onrss 1s con
duel Pd by a to• pnr a lion
Have you sta1 led dome
bus1nes'I. yet' Yn
II 29 2000
Coastal Home 1:nn
ceph Inc. GP1 did Nuon
President
Th" \btemrnl was
filed with th~ County
Clerk of 01<1n&I' Couf11y
on 10/01/0A
2000002991
Daily P1lol tltt 1 14
21 28,100' lh!>'l
Rcft.s lls8eu ..... s.......
The fotlowone pe"ons
are doma bus111~'!.s a~
Classic Cars Rtslo•allon
1881 Jan M111e Place.
Tustin, Cahtorn1a 92780
Gr ac1efa Santm• Bada
de de la r uente 1881
Jan M"'" l'lat" Tustin Cal!t0<noa 'l27M
Ruben dt I• r uente
1881 Jan Matte Ptu•
Tustin, Cal1lorn1a 91780
This business 1s 'on
ducted by Jn 1n1d1v1dual
Have you ~tAtltd doina
business yel 1 No
Graciela S1tnt1na !lad•
de Oe la f uentr
This st1ltrnrnt wH
toled w1lh 1111 County
Clerk ot 01an1e County
on 10 18 Qt
200460048t2
Oa1ty Pilot 0~1 71. 28
Nov 4, 11. 2004 ThSSO ,.......,._
"-S.......
Th<" lollow1n1 persons
are do1ne bus1nen as
Show Windows 625
P1ornont01y 01 Wnl,
Newpor I BC1h h £A
92660
Arthur R r orru. 62!>
Prnmonfory Or West,
Newport Buch CA
.........
... s......
Thi lottowln& per sons
"• dolnl busilla$ n : Offsllort loaic. 1441 H.
Red Gum, Unit H, An1·
helm, CA 92808
Richtrd Peul Crowe,
200 lllltepld St.. New·
pOf1Beach.CA92663
Sheri Lynn Clow•. 200
Intrepid St.. Newport
Bt1ch. CA 92663
Tlus busln .. 1 Is con·
dueled by 1 1e11er1I
p11lnershlp
Have you tt11ted dolna
businen yel7 Yes,
11/()1/98 Sheri Crowe
This statement was
filed with tti. County Cler~ of Or 1n1e County
on 10/22/04 20046005' 12
Dally Piiot Oct. 28. Nov.
... 11. 18. 2004 Th60l
AdlllM ..... ... s......
The lotlowinc persons
are do1na business .,.
Yorath Yechts. 16400
Pac•hc Coast Hwy •107.
Hunhn&ton Beach. CA
92649
Haven Harbor Yacht
[achane~. Inc (CA).
16-400 Pacific Cont
H1ahway 1107, Hunt1n11·
ton Beach. CA 926A9
This business IS con-
ducted by 1 cotr>orallon
Have you st1rted dom&
business yef1 Yes
08/07/1998
Haven Herbor Yacht
lach1n11e, Thomas A
Yoralh. President
fh1s \tatemenl was
filed with ll1e County
Clerk of O• a1111.e County
on 09/24/04
20046002'72
Oa11y Pilot Ocl 21 78
Nov 4 11 2004 I h!>Sl
Adi* ..... •s...... !he followma pt!fsons
are do1111 bu!1ness as
a) Caht o1nla Home
Theaters b) Home
Theater com JJJ6 Via
lido Nt'wPOrl Beach CA
92663
Promot10nal Pitlnen
USA Inc <NV) 33316 Via
lido Newpo<I Beach CA
92663 1 hos bus1n~•s 1\ Lon
ducted by • corporatmn
Have you \lart~d d1111111
bus1ne~s yf't' No
Promohonal Partner!>
USA Inc J•~~ Suddarth
l"res1dent
lh1s '!.latemenl was
hied with the County
Clert. of Or a nee County
on I 0/22 /04
2004M)OSJ 11
Daily Pilot Ocl 78. Nov
4, 11 18. 2004 Th600
RdttlMW.U
"-S.......
fhe lollowma per~ons
are do1na business u
S C S C S J3S5 Via
l 1do. Suite 300 Newporl
8each CA 9:>66J
Oon11d rrant. Stalling\,
335!> Via I 1do S111l, lOO,
Newport BHrh. CA
92663
Ray W.tllun 1617
l0<1ne W•y Anaheim
Cl\9280?
lh1s bus111n\ ·~ ton
ducted by 3 eeneral
pa1tner-.h1p
Have you sl1rled doina
busme\\ y~t' Nn
Donald r r •nk StailmtiS
Thi\ sl.tt,ment was
filed with the Counlv
Cieri< of 01 anae County
on 10/01104
20046002tH
Oa1ty Pilot Oct 1 14.
21 28. 2004 fh'>49
~ ...... .... s......
The lotlow1n1 perso111
are do ma business n
ten111Sbout IQUI com
2048 Phat1rope Cl .
Costa Meuo CA 92626
The J.te11t T enn1s
Het1tap r IM.lndahon Inc
(CA> 2048 Phtlarope
Ct , Costa Mts.t C~
9?626
This business 1s con
ducted by 1 corpore!l()n
Have you starlld dQfna
lh JHJ•r T1nQlt ... .... ,4NHldatloft. Inc.
l!elfMt•.~t
Thi. 111ttmt11t -f.W wlUI tt1t County
CWll of <>reitat c-tr on 10/12/0t .. .... ,..,
DalfY '"°' Oct. 14. 2} • 28, NclY. 4, 2004 M1l ......... ... ........
Tiit tollowlnc ~tons
are., ~-.. OM!tor• Otal&M. 132
la. lene Unit c. Com
Meu.CA926V
T1r11e "'"' Setlt· lo•wy. 132 llN une
Umt C. Cost• Mesa, CA
92627 This butinlSJ ts con-
duclld by: 1n lndMdu1I
He¥9 JOU ttllrted dcMnl
business yell Yn.
Slpt•rnber 20. 2004 Twnt R Selb·l-y
Thia atet-t was
flied •itll t~ C6unty
Clerk of Or1n11 County
011 10/08/04
2~MJI
O•llY Pilot Oct l4, 21.
28, Nov. 4, 2004 Th557
"'919 ..... ..........
Th• followil'll p«sons
are dolflC buslneu n
TAYLOR, 2220 University
Omit, Newport Beach
CA92660
hyl0< & Associates.
(CA). 2120 Un1vtrsitv
Orlv1, Ntwp0<t Be1ch.
CA92660
Thl1 busmen 11 con
ducted by 1 c0<po11hon
Hive you starled doffla
business yet' Yes.
A4>r•l 1, 1979
Taylor ' Assoc11tn
A.tchltects, Dalt Rindal
Retat1. President
This statement was
filed w1lh the County
Clerk of Ora111e County
on I 0/22/04
20CM600Ull
D11ly Piiot Oct 28. Nov
4 11 18 2004 Th597 ,.... .....
... s......
Tht followma person1
art! do1n1t bu\lneu n
•) I Baas. b ) COi
lnlerprrses, 157!> Sun
flower Ave . Coslt Mes•
CA 926"6
COi Cnterproses l TO
(CA) I !77!> Sunllowe1
Ave Cost.t Mina CA
92626
This bvsmess is con
ducted by a corpo1al oo11
Have you \tarted doin~
busmes .. yet' Ye~
06/16/1990
COL C11t1tp"se ltd
Te11 y lovett Pr e-.1dent
Tho~ stalernf'"I w1•
ltled with Ille County
Cieri. of Or1n2e County
on I 0122/04
20046005404
011ly Pilot Oct l8 Nov
4. 11 . 18 7004 fh!>89
Fldllle. ..... ... s......
Ille lollow1n11 per~ons
are do1n1 business a\
Green Cate 1 Medico.
Aliso V•ejO C4 92656
Oy na m IC So tu I ions
lnternatoonal In~ !CA)
2 Med1<1, Ahso VoeJO CA
92656
Thi' bus1nr" " con dueled ny a corporal1ofl
HIVt you \la•led do<na
bus1n•ss yet>
No
Oyn~m·~ Solul1on'
lnte1nat1onal. Int
R nnul H~11kh~m Pres•
dent
Th" )lalemenl w"
hied with the (.uunty
Clerk ol 01dne~ Cuunty
on 10101/04
1004.001000
Daily Pilot 0,1 7 14 11
28.?00t Tll!>~l
fkfftll .....
"-S......
fh• lotk>w1n1 persons
•rt doina busrnen es
T~el A lasll~I A Cdt B8~l Ulm l'O?l ~
Center Or ti 14 lrWll!. CA
92611
Caleftna s ( nterpr 1W$
lnC <CAJ 2021 ~
Center Or t 114 lnnne, CA
92612
Thts ~ ~ c.on
~led by ' corpor1bon
Ha•e you started dok'V,
~yet'No
Catef1111'1 Cnlerpns.es.
Catherlnr Al akehan
President
Thts '1alemenl wes f~
wrtto the~~ of
0r"119 c:ounty on
l<WJ,-Ot
20Mt00JIOOI
Daly Not Oct l 14, 21
28 2004 Tl-647
.\rll Y"'"'' Car In Claulfl•d I
STARTING A
" NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Notices Department at the Daily Piiot Is
pleased to provide services to new businesses.
The filing of your Fictitious Bustnesa Name Statement
la '" Important first step. We can save you vatuabCe ttme
by making the trip to the Orange County Cter1<·Recxwder
In Santa Ana to file your statement (often referr9d ea a
OBA-•001ng Business As"}. We wtll put)Qah your
flctltk>ua name a18tement onoe a week for bJr ..-. •
required by law and then ftle your proof of ~
with the County Reoofdet. as weu.
We can fax, .. mall or mall you the forms with
fnatnJeUone tor vour ncwoua ~ name~
or llOp by IM Daily Piiot, 330 W. Bay St. ~ Mt1a.
rt'• eaay and antt 1akee a few ,,......_ " VOtA have ""'
C1 .... •, .,..... Oii UI .. (Ne) MM321. W.',. °'*'
Moodmy tt'itough Frjdey frOm 8:80 .n to 5~ Pin· GOod
t&ICk Jn~"'*~'
'
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, ................. ........... "' ,_. FIMftdel '•"-•, JllOO Voll 1t1ri•1111,
SUit• IOO. IAIM, CA am Mlcll1tl l. luz, l ~·· lttlldlo Senta ...,,.,.,,CA mu
Tiils IMlslneu II con
ductM bJ. en wfMduel
Haff you 1lM'ttd doloc blnlltest ,,,, "9
M.ic:llNIL. Tut
This lfatlmtftl WH
flltd with. tht County
Clerk of Oranc• County
on 10/22/04 2004600Jl24
Daur P11o1 0ct. 28. Nov
4, 1. 18,2004 Th594
ftclllm ..... ..........
The followlna persons
ar• doina business as
SenlOf LMn1 Mlnlstnes,
28232 Yanez, Mission
Viejo. CA 92692
Stn1or L1v1n1.
(Californle ). 28232
Y1nez. MlulOn Vleto,
CaHf0t n,. 92692
ThlS b11slnoss 1s con
ducted by • corpontlon
He,,. you star led dome b11s~l?Yts.
06/24
SanlOf Lrv1ne. Warr en
R ()Ison, President
This statement was
ltled woth the Co11nty
Clerk of Oranae County
on 10/13/04
20046004 1 21
D11ly Piiot Oct.
28, Nov. 4, 2004
......................
TM fotao-1111 MtlOAS The folleW11tt l*toft• nlli ......... ,._ ••~..,tlllttlH:A lf"I dolfl& ~ n · Wt ........ •: 6 D ci...111L 522 S... JMMl[ CONSO\.TNrfS, TIMI l t.,,e11eo11 rw111,
.. _dlno ·~. New-10241 fe_rre1 Dtl¥t, 841 A ... Aw. kit• '°'' S..Cll, CA 92663 Tustlll, CA 9'Dl2 420 ~ ludl, An"' Kate KllMll, 522 lttco11 1111111., CA6ai
S.11 Blf1tardl110 A.. 10241 Ferre1 Drive: SteWff rMOM, 210l2 ~ort Buell, CA T1Bb11.CA92782 llect Jl<Mt Cir., .._
Tiils bvslnus " COii· Tllb ~MA " con-ln.tDA I.ct! CA 92141
•11etld bf. In irtd1vldua1 ductlld by; Ill illdMdual l'ltb ~ II CCNI•
Have YOll atatted dotna Have you •t:wt.d doin1 dlictM bJ: Ill lndWldll1I
b11sl111u wet? No businesa yet? Vos, Han JOU •hrtH dcliftl , 01/01/03 btmn.s ytt? No An111 K1t1 Kimble RIC(lllel Banlttos Sten11 hllOllS
This 1t1temo11t WIS This statement WIS Thia statement wes
ltled with the County ftled with tho County filed wltll tho COllnly
Clerk of Oran1e Count~ Clerk of Or1n1e County Clerk of Oranp County
on 10/01/04 on 10/12/04 on 10/01/04 20046002997 20046003964 20046001 ...
Oetly Pilot Oct 7. 14, Dally Pilot Oct. 14, 21. Dally Pilot Oct 7, 14
21, 28, 2004 111!">53 28. Nov. 4, 2004 Th573 21, 28, 2004 Th544
AA...... RdlllM..... ...... ..... .....*'-' .... s...... ... s....... The follow1na persons
are doon11, business a~
a) WORlORIDC R b)
WORlORID£R PROOUC
llONS, 2046 Aliso Ave
Costa Mesi. CA 92627
P11s..omm. In• (CA)
?046 Ah so Av~ Cos ta Me~a CA 9?627
lh1~ busonen os •on
dutted by • corporal1on
Have yuu started Cloone
bui1nr\s yet> Yes. 8/2003
PrrslOmm lnL Allan
I Karl l'rt~oelen I
lh1\ sl•ltment was
toled with the County Cler~ ol 01an11e County
on 10. 12/04
20046003963
011fy Pilot Oct
28. Nov 4. 2004
The follow1n1 persons
are dom1 bosmess 1s
hmayo & Kubota De
s11n 9751 Talbert Ave .
Fountain Valley, CA
9?708
Jesslene Ann Kubota.
97SI Talbert Ave
Fountain Valley, CA
92708
lt11s business 1s con
duded by an 1nd1vidual
Have you st1rled do•na
business yet' Yes
7001
lesslene Ann Kubota
lh1s stalemenl wlS
Med woth the County
Clerk ot OraQ2e County
on 10108!()4
20046003120
Daoly Pilot Oct
28. Nov 4, 2004
lh1 followina persons
•re doln1 business aa.
Her1ta1e Pools. 20057
Waverly Glen. Yorba
Linda. CA 92886
Her1ta1• Pool llC
(CA), 20057 Waverly
Glen. Yorba Londa. CA
92886
ThlS business os con
ducted by L1m1ted
l11b11tty Co
Have you started do1n1
business y1t7 No
Herrta1e Pools. lLC.
l<1rry finch, Manaeer
Thos statement was
!tied with the County
Clerk ol Or 1n1e County
on 10/08/04 2004600H21
Daily Piiot Oct
28,Nov 4,2004
Poli(·,· .
....... .......... n. ......... ~ we-.. IMI..._ n .
Perso111f Clla r111, 71 Fenune Drlw, fninf.
Cellfet"ie '2111 Und• Sue Mooney.
25J7t VII Dt A1111,
~ ...... c.wo..
Tiris ~ II CCH'•
d\lc:tld by-a" lnd1¥1dual
Haw 10U st.wd dolftC
blllinelt yet7 No
Lin. Sue Mooney
This stat•ment was
filed with Ult County
Cltrtl of Orena• County
on 10126/04
2004600S'7J
Da11r P11ot 0ct 28. Nov.
4, 1 • 18, 2004 Th587
fhe followona persons
ere doln1 business as
GOOOSPORTS, 119 Ruby
Av• . Nttwf)Of1 Beach, CA
92662
Class of 2000 l L.C
(CA), 119 Ruby Ave .
Newport Buch CA
92662
This bus1nus 1s con
duc ted by limited
l 1ab11tty Co
Have you star led dotn&
business yet• No
Class of 2000 l l C
Stephen J Clark Pres
This sl•lemenl was
toled with the County
Clerk ol Oraniie County
on 10/01/04 2004600S001
Dally Pilot Oct 7. 14.
21. 28, 2004 Th543
........ ........
Tiie foltcn11-...,IO!tt .. ~ ......... .
GM(• ~ ..... . 7f6 ....... °' ~ •1. Costa Mesa, c.--
fO<nia 92627
Gabnet Lopez, 7'41
~llmet Dr 'l. Cash ...... CatlfOfnia m27
This bllliftas i. cen
Chletect bJ an lrndMdu11
~JOU Started do'"I
business J•t7 Ho COabrMJ Lopez
Thia stat•ment was
filed w1tfl the County
Cler1' of Orana• County
on 10/18/04
200460047H
D11ly Pilot Oct. 21 . 28,
Nov. 4, 11, 2004 Th579
n... ..... ... s.......
The followtna per$ons
are dj)1ne business as
a) OC Metro. b) OC
Metro M11az1n•, 1451
Qu11I SI 1201, Newport
811!itch. CA 92660
Churm Pubhsh1n1 Inc .
1451 Qu111 St 1?01.
Newport Buch CA
92660
I hos business os con
ducted by a <.or poutton
Have you st.irted dotnll,
busrness yel, Yes. 1990
Churm Pubhshtnll Inc
Brtan ONelll. C r 0
This statement was
foled woth the County
Clerk ol Oranee County
on 10/19/04
20046004900
Daily Pilot Oct
Nov 4, 11. 2004
llow to Plaee A
.... ..... .... ..... l1le ,....,,..,.,_ ...... ~ .. ~TOWll ...... lD C.tlMfltaJ A .... C..tt
...... CakfOftHa 1'2127 rwk* ..,,_ c.,,.
1939 Cont-Ill An ..
Cost. Meu, Catd0tnla
m12
Thil bull_, II COfl
duclH by. an Individual
~.you atarted dolortc
buslMs& yet? No
ftat Carry
This statement was
fllld With lh• County
Clerk of Or an11 County
on 10/26/04 20046005601
D111r P11ot 0c1 28. Nov
4, I ,18,2004 111590 .......... ... s......
The followtn& persons
ire dotnl business u
BEACH ME SA MUSIC
TOGETHER, 1525 Mesa
Verde EHi. Co••• Mesa.
CA92626
Kindel Castle 600
V1c tofla Slreet Co,t•
Mesa CAtflf.'ll
This busoness 1~ i;on
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Have you ~tarted dome
business yet' Yes
9/17/04
Krndel Cntlt
lh1s stalemtnt wd•
ltled with the r """'' Clerk ot 01 an&t County
on I 0/08104
2004600!8 1 s
Daily P1lol Od 14. /I
28, Nov 4 7004 t h565
.......... ......
Tlwf .... ~ .,.~ .......... . • .... ,.,.. c.Mry, 200
,,.,.. a.-·-..... llOrt 8-:11. CA 9lll3 Ot llU s Clly1111, 200
1"•11 L-1308, New·
pott le.efl, CA 92663
TltlS bvslMa is ~
clu<ted by an lnchl4alal
~· JOU St.Ud dotllC buslneu yet7 Vu.
02/20/2004 Crace S Chyut'
Thos stal•rnent was
foled with the County
Clerk of Oran1e County
on 10/01/04 20046002990
Delly Pilot Oct 7. 14,
21 , 28, 2004 Th!°>41
Rctllm ..... ... s......
The tollowone persons
are dome busoness as
Untied f und1ne and
R ea lty 14541
Brookhur \I Suite BS
Wutmmster CA 92683
Kevon Ho /628 W
Kno• A•e Santa Ana,
CA9l704
T hts business ts con
dueled by an 1nd1~1Clual
Have you s tao led do1n2
trusrnus yet' Yes
9 ?O 2004
Kum Ho
lhl\ ~tatemt<nl was
lt~d woth the County
Clerk ot 01 ange County
00 10 01/04
20046002988
Daily P1101 01.t 7 14
21 78 7004 1 h545
... .... .. ..... ..................... . ..... ~ .. ~ ..... Oftir··· *7 OwHn Cr • CHta
..... CA9212t
Mldllll9 t-Stu
•-· 3oCl7 ~-Crt . to.bl-... CA m.21 Tiiis..,...... ft Ctft
41.icted by: lfl lftdiilidulll
..... ,OU stan.d dotnt
buslMsa y.t7 Yn.
10.15-04
Mlcilelk Stuewe
Th11 statement was
filed with the County
Cler\ of Or1rn1• County
on 10/22/04
20046005'26
Dally Pilot Oct 28, Nov 4. 11, 18,2004 Th592 ..... ..... ... s.......
lhe lollow1ne persons
are do•n& business itS
Winslow Custom Wood
w0tk. J075 JeHrey 0flve
Suite B Co\t d Mes.i CA
92626
rhomds I< Winslow
3025 JeHo ey U11vf' Suite
B Costa Me' • CA 92626
lhtS bu~tnt'\~ IS <.On
du<.teel by JI' indtvodual
Hive you sldr led du1n11
business yel,
N<>
Thoma\ H W1ns10 ..
Thos \ldtf'mtnl w.i~
!tied w1lh the (1JU11ly
Cieri. of ()yilnR~ CJ1u11ty
on 10 n 04
2004600S32S
Daily Polo I Ott /8 Nuv
t II 18 ?004 lh'l91
........ ... .....
TN f .... illf .. '°" ...... ~or .. dHUJlll tllltd••· l MJ Conbl'ICJetal Av• ,
c.t. ..... C.ld~
t2127
Abt-"-l"trat IMJ
Cont111011t1I Aft,, Colla
...... C.ltl0fl!Y'2a27
lJMs buSlrtmS IS (;Oft
"6cted by an incllvllklal
Hav• YOll st.vied Ooonii
businu• yet' No
Ab<ahaMP•e1
Tlln. statement w.n
filed wrth the (;uunly
Ct.rll of Otan1e County
on 10/'6/04 2004.005610
Datly Prlot Oct ?H Nov ~8.2004 fh!>91
fldltllm ..... ... s.......
I h« follo won& P""un-.
ar~ doon1 bu~11·~~ •'
Tot.illy Rul Aci111t .. n1 ~
lnsl.tllJl111n 100 :;
I 1nculn Av~ I ? I ull~r
Ion \.Allforno• 9/HJI
lon4lh•l1 A1410llt 11111
S I 111• oln Au #/
F Ull,.ttflf\ ( •llfol Ill I
9?8Jl
ltH•. liu~lttf"~,_ 1 f nu
dot. trd t,y dO •nuhv1du 11
H•'i't you \t•rtr-d tomr
bus1nt\S y.-t ' l<l•i
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JtH · l.Jt• nu·ot "' •
l1lf"d w1U1 thf" L.uullly
llPtto. ul tJr,n1rt lt1l_1ot1
r>r1 lN II 114
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COUNTY
Coninl del Mar
CflM ~ tnrome pr~
714 f 4lf1tif Open Silt Soll
I 5 F rt h:!e :b 2ba bd<:ll 'lbl I l/4 ba 4 ca pil&
Sl.395.axl aet 961117 1200
Ul"GaADID Sl"ACIOUS
SfNGll STOllY Sweeoing
corner &rounds In prome
lrecl loc. 4br. Zba. new
lo uparaded kot c h
w/11ranlte counters. new
wood/1111 fl oorrng
plantatlon shutters
Frnhly painted 1ns1de/
out $695 ,000 Call
Coldwell Bankei Beach
aidlr 714 968-1200
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7402-7466
~ IOOS-1510
~ 900G-97SO
Huntington Beach .
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duple• Ama11n~ 1111ll'n
t1dl1 P11ced @> Sll~ 000
Call Coldwl'll Banker
Bealh~1de 714 968 1700
SLACUH GlM Mndf'I
perfed Costa! MPeant ,. &
only 2 VI!> olCI w .. • to ~h ~ 7 ~v on 2')1~
l omni w ·p00t & sc>a 4br
lba euesr 11r & bd 1>n
fw,l ~ $8.l'l IXXl Cdl
C.:old\ord Blnier ~M ~
714 968 1200
OllASTICAU.Y R£0UCIO
front courtyard air.um
entry new !Joni do<"'
()pel> ~ adds lot\ ol
~nlflhl 4b< ?ha Ull
eradeel krtchen New toll
up gar;iee S749.900 Call
Col<lwd Ba'*!!<" Bl'ac:M~
714 968 1200
Ul"GRADfS GAlOU.
S1n11e Story Charmer
$550.000 Ranch ilYI'
4br, newr 1 window•
throuetoout lresh P•1nt
new carpet. ne'¥1er roof
Wiii< to schools/shops
CaH Coldwell Banker
8eachS>de 714 968 1200
TO SH THIS IS TO FAU
IN LOVE Fabulou
up1rad1d 3br. 2 ba
chat mer Spark Iona
cie.n . ., .. , CUl'b epoe•I'
Pufecl 111sld• tract
COfner lot. $599,000 C•"
Coldwell Banker Beach
•• 714-968 1200
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luchUdl 71.,..1200
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11 ~-5e o.~ W~PLAY
u a hal 57 PlllCUfe antranoe
I 0 Salaly lln'llts 611 EtweiOpe abbf 14 Voodoo d\afm 58 MoYMI
t 5 LA -'Oflla eo Flllc or Jennlno• 1 ti ClloooleWI 0001Ue 61 ti once WU wllil
t 7 Pa~ l!Ofe 112 One~
buy atouod 1he llUn
I 6 Alllance 113 SIO<:ll or bond
Ill Poonoa 1!0 Adams DOWN
ol pop mli!ile 21 Clo11e!te<
2 ' 09lef OwGllong oonwyanoe 3 TV anO radlO
?'J 9ool<worms 4 8utlel Slaple 25 MICr09COj)e pans 12 wets I 26 Yes. n v~ S Sot 27 Mlnnet0!8 6 Sums owed
b115eball 1eam 1 Ee!11*1 J81
29 Toma<IO flndel 8 Use a whop ~ F ealher poin 9 Cosn&llC
'3 Take a1 gutll)Olnt ptooedur11
36 PIOdlng~ tO RabO •ldaitors
J7 Do watetcolorl t t C11dll sizes
3a 9IQgQ< than 8'1111 12 H1ppoe gnl6\ong
39 EPA hgur11 13 Frostl t•a.utrs
40 Say OYlll 21 Hondu Mr and over 22 SmaM change
4 1 Novt!USIS .-J5 24 T "'9CIJP han<Jlti 4;> Haik wf'&te" l. 1 Waters down
43 (.we s plainl 28 Hunger IOI 44 Peroon belongorig ?9 Mell<low graler
I() a qroup JO Ju11gfrau OI E19ar
4 7 Result 31 Btoice ground '> 1 Fun swtt 32 r0<eign car
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35 Unrv oeqr-
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40 ManrlOOA lnbe
41 T 1iP genUy
42 Not In ct11ss
43 Trwn
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44 A•m IOlttSt
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45 Behave
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46 MonglelS 47 AQueUc
mammal 46 Exdudllc 49F..-
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West round t.ht bcsl openlna ic.11
ol a ~ preYentu\i declarer from
aeaiQa • diamond iuft" 1n dummy. South captured East'li k.ina with the
ace IDd 1ested spade6 since 11 4-3
break in that suit wookl hive provid-
ed I ~ pl-=c for a diamond
loser. 'The .ce IDd kin& ol spda
wet'C Jed, and dial plan WU dtihcd
when East discarded a c:lub Ol'1 tJle
continuation or a low spade.
Hdgemo ruffed and played the jack
of heatts. Bast lOO.. the qooco and ellitcd wilh a 11Ump, won In the
cl()!.e(f hand.
NP Hrs Iii« 2br Tr'-*•· lat•• patio, 11r + ~· .,..c:.. lll#ld fK • 11500/mo 949-223-llZO
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Sl800/mo Anoclated
RHlty (949) 67)-31163.
2llr 2fM condo, brand
Beau 2bt 2be hse + ;}'d nHI 1ppf'1 Ip, 2 C pt,
brl.._ .. _ ...... 2 wd, comm pool, $1995
-·· '"'"" .. ,, c IS. .veil now 714-393-1925 wd, lrt ' bact yd. Ip,
50 Put tonh .itoft ,_ ....
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West had a dtlTlCult dti.card on this
Irick. He found the best defense of jet~g the king of diamonds.
Dedan:r counk:red brillianUy by
lcadm& the lloCVCO Of thamonds from
hand and, when W~t ~ the
ten. following with the twO from
dummy'
IJrVlt S31f!O 9&G-525b ... c_,.. 2br 2be
,. __ le Views 21w, ~ e:n,~ !:;
lba, luxury condo, front· $2[XX)~·ID>
low toutlon. $4750/mo
S2 :~
S3 Ms Foch
57 M&sseuMJ empioytlf
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Operung lead: Three tif '
A.-k any eiipen 10 name the world\
best bridge player. and some would
be sure lo M:lecl Norway·~ Gcir
Helgemo Here he •~ at ~crl. on th1'
deal plllyed on OK Bndge on the
Internet.
~ aucuon was ~1mpk With the
probability or a parual mblil loom-
mg, Helgemo pa.~M:d on the 'iee<>nd
round. When Nonh announced a
good hand with a hean fit by cue-bid-
dmg lhrcc diamonds. Svulh did not
gel excited but ~imply rebid hh
hearts, and North\ nll!I< to game
ended the auctioo.
l~i.t ovcnook and. had he exited
with 11 club. dedl11'1lr would hllvc
played low from hand, trapping W~t
in an endplay. However East COOtlfl·
uc w1lh a diamond to the ace, remov-
ing dummy\ only cnuy and allowing
Wnt 111 di-.card a ~padc But ~
wlb \ltll one arrow lcO m South's
quiver He mfTcd a spade. extracting
We~,·~ llbt card IO tblll SUit and then
led a club to the ten. We~t would win
with the Jilek, but the fon:cd cluh
return would allow clcclarer to win in
dummy with the ten and clrum the
rnnt.racl. winning four hcvts, three
dub!., two~~ and a diamond
~Nl ~ mu1/ 1u 1(<1fr'.nbrulg~<IPU(>I cum.
WI Qmi/ildis
CONVBNIENT
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NEED TO
SELL YOUR
PROPERTY
UR HOME
Of THE
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ON
FlOO IOW ESTATf
P'BJCAM Kil
$5,500,000
~
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San Clernenlll
MOTH f OR SAL l
•each Close Molel
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great income o cean
views Call lor appt Agt
Keith (949) 433 7963
ATURDAY
CAN HELP
CALL
Alll 681110lJS
949-574-424'
MISCEUANEOUS
RENTALS
Rentallo Sharl 6030
N• wxury hH ori the
water Le br, pvt ba
A&t. 71•·914·9060 Jlw SH ,.-.., 1780
Mr ........ __..
~ •• 1 mle to
beach. vaulted Cld5. st<M.
fria. ceil fin & more ISS
(. ... St t4t-SU-2A21
East Side small unit, no
kitchen. loc m rear.
Fenced yard Pet ok incl
util. $950 949 !I IS 29~
~ .. , lbt Iba
w/carport M¥ lu Sq .
1.5 m1 from bch, eated,
upstairs w/balc;Ony $975
down w/wd Iris $935
9&58.1.«XXJ kllirvo oom
2br 2.5ba twnhm, newlr.
remod. sm yard, av11t
mid Nov $I ?95/mo 949·
673-5535
21r II• H-H. bonu5
rm w/wd new kitchen/
bath. ft •a. no/smh/pet
$1295/mo 949 646 8585
2br l ba [as ts Ide pvl
palro, l car RM 253 Costa
Mesa St SI J:"JO/mo Move
111 NOW ail 949 673 710l
sf, 81yrkl1•. nr Bison &
JemborH 800-300 7717
$2100 -··-*•·-
eNPI Itta Jbf 2b1 hsa,
Z c I", fp, )'lrd, hdwd
fir$. $2550 •Zbf 2b•
aar, Ip, $17!il 96&ll-UBl
Hr lodi ..., htce Jbr 3
full ba 11ted comm,
l938sf condo. I& pat.lo &
batcony, _2 c pr. pool &
spa ~ 9&514-9474
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........ 2IJr ~ ~ ~ wftrwl 6 mo tsm. PIO. --. om erw. pvt bdl 96m«m
Sir J la Perfect !amity
home. Lr& yard. pets oil.
ava• now. $3250/mo Yell
lease By owner 1631
Pcpsus St. 949-887 7'STJ
......, j , I I Wastclll
hOme 3br. 2ba. llJ)Umld lutch. ....... ctn. I.-cl-
wood th. pool. ~mo
Cal Nltm 9&933-45fi6.
3bf 2ba v ..... beau cond.
CJ) 2br lb• & I \lud10 approx JOOOsf ltte &
all with I patio All have IM'J2hl inc tr11 •va~ Dec
11ar a11es S 700 S 1295 I $4250 llt 9'&887 1200
$1400 373 472 0604
f Side 2br I I 5 ba 191
Alber I SI B Open Sun
12 5 twnhm. pvt patio
1 c 2ar, AvJ1I now 11.&l
$1495 Cell 949 378 8999
llr 2.S•• appr•a
ISOOsf fp 2 car alt pr,
pvt yard. w/d hk ups, no
pets SlllSOm 714-549-2253
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'4t-S74-424S
wi'IA n dose! ~. Fp. boill lulslde ?br I 5ba
si.i S795/mo 94~ 7123 tiouse. fr111. dt)hwasher
w/d hkup~ Fplc, yard Pref•ul•ft•I f•••I• RoornsforRent 6040 Sl600 mo 949 719 0748 ......,.. room w/closet
NO MATTER
HOW YOU SAY IT,
CLASSIFIED CAN
FIND IT.
IHI Townhome On 819
Cony°" Golf Coun•. 44
Canyon Island Or f dl't
ulous 1so· Golf Cour~e
Vitws JBr + den
~ppro1 ?OOOsl vault
ce1I, completely remod
eled SI 195 000 P11vate
sale by i!All 9ot9 718 1387
.. Wed4i1 list ul c-~
for s'* W/aNf'f/JI trdJdr~
prices. de!oeriplKIOS ad
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ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Balboa Island
Jbr 2ba with aar clo~ and blth. wtl pawtt for
to shoppme and hwy partql rent 949 307·9345
3110 Male $1750/mo
aet 949 67 J 7800
'Cl ('slde Oeldchtd 2
masters. 1 'l r ar 11ar •&e.
fplt. palto. nice trees
SJJ'50.SUl50n 9'&642-41541
a.au11ful Gcfn H-•
2br 2 5ba neat r,. Sq
3 car gar wd llrs Ip,
ac CE kitchen. Bosch
wd, Sl950 949 581 4000
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2br Iba duplt •. on ,. Hi's, Char""'ll 2br Iba
North Bayftonl. 105 N I d wd Baylront. Avail Nov I . Ilse. enced Y8' ' ac:, '
S1995/mo 114 501 5868 Ip, ear IV sch's. MW!~$/ car pl $2100 9CC}.64.2 ':H.J7
Balboa Penlnsula ..., ..... 4tJr 2 5ba Ilse.
2Wlsl pvt 5'111 .mac pool,
Newly ren•vatacf 21r, ten quoel So Coa5l Ml!!To.
Ila upper unit close to ~ S295(}/mo 949-~!IHI
beach, MW~. $1850110
year tease. 949 6J9 I~ ll'Ylne
'
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0c.114p C.-b1att
Corona del Mar Um Pl\ sm11 slClf y twnhm,
21>< 2ba 2 c alladl 11ar.
1 •r Gar Apt. ref11t. pvt entry palt0. clean, no JOBSWAmD
w d 11ar a11e st or aee pet SllKX> 949-793 6656
.,., ....
Ret811 t.,rltor)' tcw. local community Mftl>llP«. Must 119 1 Hff·1tllrtln1,
io-.. u ... and be atite to
ae-at• naw~ Competitive sat.,y plut
commiAlon ea well as
att11cti11t Mlltflta Jlf O·
1ram lncludln1 4011<.
medle1l/dent1l/vl1lon,
and much rnof•.
Please tu rnume to; 714-966-4675 IOI
UCIPTIOMT Full & PT fe>1 cemetery In COM.
Prof apt>t8'anct, 19P.!Y
in person. 3500 PltCtflc
vi.w Or, COM, 92625
W.. ~ Toy Slore
like to)'S7 fun joO .•. Fun
locationll! Weekdays +
WMlttndl R..,stw/wn11~
pine a I perlanCe helpful.
20+ 1n •. n. S&/lw" +
dbcount 949-633-~.
Wu I ,._,,..._
Seetiinl FT up'a writs prsn & dfover w/clean
OMV prl11to11t. furn.
dellvef Mis .. dbpllly $8.50/ tw c:aM Cory 949-574-
9331 Von Hemert Inc.
~ l!CU«> "88 114".
mi. trmlK oond. rrcUk ff~. llUto, lt.e MW, fuly
loaded $JllJO 9& J!"JO.Szal
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.,..._l*cntlll,tow m.. rtClOl'lll. Uy --.i
dm\ ~ 11.A-151·2*
•lltCIDU MOSl '11
)'allow/tan alnt cond,
new t°', cllfOfM rlll\S, co 1611( ml, -t -pp 9t9-72.S-0549/929-l348
••w s21 't7 fully loedld. chromes/new Ires, WANTED lle<WI< leot
sand tttw int. a> ~. by pnvate party any
snrf. S8750 714-751 2464. make. any size. .tny
condlbon oa 562·592 · 217 I
IMW J251c 'ts Convt.
auto, 73k m1. 1reat
cond lthr. ~ort Pk&.
must sec $14.~/obo 949. 723-0549/92'9 3348
C•tlllla< Snlll• 'tJ
d•rk 11reen in ucettent
cond1t1on $101k mt.
~995 949 675 2357.
Qwytser T & C L.Xl '98
knury, lttw, a>. ~ ac.
fuly loaded. 11211 '"'·
BOAT REPAIRS/
SERVICES
BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
lAUNCHING/
S'TORAGE 9680
s.I yeur unw .. ted item
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Clauifitd ad today!
(949)642-S671
FIND s.I Y• wwmrtt4 Item
the eosy way! Plece1
Clauifitcl ad to4.yl
(949)642-5671
AND
.:r-~
appro• 5500 sf 1200 st
tol 6br 6 lull ba 7 I 7
ba Ofler~d @
SJ.850 000 By Owntr
A&IS Welcomt Cont<1tl
Ter11 Walkins 949 790
0751 or 949 370 9393
rtcent l afpet piinl
SI JOO mo 949 759 0400 Ouoll "'"' ru Irvine S4>ecttum bl a11d ~"' lbr
?ba 1.ondo 11ran1te.
uperades. patio 2 c 11ar .
end un1l f uHy uper aded
Sl975 lse 949 27.> 1867
8200 wtwta. $6lli() 949-J!"J0.52Ul NllD ~ in Newport
for our 5Jft Ha 1t111 n
Wlllln& to pay wbstant1al
uplronl fae and/or
monthly tse Dlys 949-ZU.
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Service DiredOl'y
Accounting
NO TICf TO RC An~ RS
Cahlnr n1a law "
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'"" takml! 111b' lhat
tntdl S<iOO nr mote
t ldl'tor m mall'rml')
tie l•t Pnwd by lht-
C11nt1 <1 LI or ~ S idle
I """'" Board Stair l~w .1l•n rf'QUtre• that
r nntr actnr<. rncludt
lhf'K h~en~ number
on •II advf!rt~1n1 You
r.an rhl'< k th• ~talus
nl your liten~ed
conlrartnr •I
www nib r a 11ov or
800 311 CSI R Unh
ren~ed contractors
l•ktnR robs lhat
total less than $500
must state •n lh•1t
ltdverllnments lh•I
lh4!y •re not hcenied
by the Con tr actorJ
Stile Loeense Bo•rd"
Auto Services
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CompttitiYe Rat1n
(onvenienlty locatad
on the Penlnsulo
407 l ht St. Mt.,.,i a.It
49·675·76'
Carpentry
A Z HANDYMAN
Install. ref up< abinl't•
k~r:b~ moldlne ~ 714~«11&
Carpet Repalr~les
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Courteous any sire tob,
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DUTCHMAN ILICHK
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estimate Cll ge.~
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21r I •a. New kitchen
dppls/carpet, p•mt, cable,
gar, w/d hkup, sm pet
ok SJ450m 949 640 1450
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requires thet ell used
household aoods
movars r•lnl their P.U.C Ca T numb«;
limos end chauHa11rs
print their T C.P
num.,_, 1n 111 adver·
tbemenh If you hava
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