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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SATURDAY , AUGUST16~ 2003 Mormo.ri Temple construCtion begins
The 17,575-square-foot building on Bonita o riginal plans. Thro ugh a series are especially holy pl ace~ and o f public.: meetings a nd d iscus the only places where certain Canyon Drive could open in early 2005. '>IOns, the church ultimately rites can be perfon ned. I-or n ow, agreed to a steeple sho rten ed to the · county's 40,000 Mormons June Casaarande quarter.. took lo nger than ex !Kl feet. rhc ou1 side ligh11n g and must travel tu Los Angel e!> or Daily Pilot pected. the colo r of the building were San Diego counues for "uch cer "The permits are aJmost com also w n cd down to ble nd in emo nie~. OONITA CANYON - The first plete, and we ho pe to have heller wi 1h the area . "This 1emple came abo ut Mormon Te mple in Orange everything in place very sho rtly, I he n ew butlding on the 8.5- through what was really a I ter County broke gro und Friday, so this was the right time to acrc c,11e will include public gar cuJean effort by both parties," nine months after the City break gro und," Clayto n said. d en '> and water treatment!>. said Mayor Steve Bromberg, Council approved the construc Work could be comple te in Once c.:o nstruc.:t1o n i!> complete, who helped broker d rnmp ro tion. about a year anti a h alf on the lhe church, wilJ hold an o pen mise for 1he -. teeple "1'111 really Weatherford Uayton, presi 17,575-!>quare -foot project, housl' wi1h tour' of lhe facility. proud of the pcopll- on ho1h d ent o f the Newport Beach which is next to the stake center, After the t empl e'~ d ed1calion, sides." s take ce nter of the Olurch o f Jc· at 2300 Bonita Canyo n Orive. h owever, !.Orne areas win be !> U!> Oirist o f Latter-day Saints. ll1e temple was the center of open o nly to chun;h membe rs. • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers ~id the process o f getting per a long and heated communily The gardens and o ther area.c; will Newport Bead'l and John Wayne mi1 1, through th e city wid ap debate after some ne ighbors continue to be ope n to the pub Airport . She may be reacned a1 p roving details thro ugh the ob1ec1ed to 1he 124-fo ot s1eeplc lic: (949) 574-4232 or by<' mail al 1 hurch's Salt Lake City head· and other visual elements o f the In the Mormon fai th, tem ple1> 1une.casagrande "/a11mes com Rendering ofthe Mormon Temple being built in Newport Beach
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STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PIL OT Two beachgoers race each other on their hands in the sand near ~0th Street on Balboa Peninsula on Thursday. Taste of Newport a little Sugar Ray Calm on the water, edgy on the boats Music group Sugar Otamber of Commerce. pre senter of the annual food, dnnk Light winds slow down the second day of robin standings." h e said. these condition'>,· B('l1Jamm Ray will return to its aJld hve music rc<.uval Th e U.S. Me rchant Marine said. · They' IJ probably <; tay hometown for this l ne " grung of a contract with the Governor's Cup. At this rate, there Academy a l Kings Point, N.Y.. out as lo ng as possible to day the uitemauo nally renowned won't be time for final round, official says. with helmsm an Peeter Must, to try to finish the round year's Taste of m usic group has been a dream Ryan Mulvania -Middle and robin. • Newport festival. of Taste of Newport promoters Kris O'Donnell the round-robin compe ti Todd Kulkiewicz-Bow, has the Kings Point moved into firs t 'iince last year, Luehrs said. Daily Pilot tion,· Salling Administrator le!ld. place when Newport Harbo r June Caaa1rande "This started last year when .. Ben Benjamin said. "Conse One t>f the team's prime fea Yacht Oub los t in round-robin Daily Pilot we were talJdng with some of the For the second day, Mother quently. the competitors are tures m ust be former Balboa elimination. band members trying to make it Nature bare ly released enough staying out later today to try to Yacht Oub junior sailor and Benjamin said that the one NEWPORT Bf.AC! I - Sugar happen. We wanted to maJc.e it wind to nu the sails of this complete today's portion of it. Governor's Cup competito r o n -one competirion generall y Ray, the chart-topping quintet happen, but logistically, it wam'l year's pa rticipants In the 37th "If we don't get some co Ryan Mulvania. Many con cur talc.es between 30 and 40 min that hails from Newpon, will possible last year," Luehrs said. Governor's Cup OlaUenge tak o peration lfrom Mo ther Na that his local .knowledge and utes per race. headline this year'~te of New "Th.is year, they'll be here.• ing place off Newport Beach . rurel. we won't have time for ablllty In "light aJr," coupled "h 's the down time th at's the port festival. The band, described as a mix ww e had a slow start this the finaJs aspect o f the race, with h is skilled crew, h ave most frustrating - aJI they do "We're very excited that they're of metal. pop. punk and hip hop. morning because we had to and that m eans a winner will h elped them to the early lead. coming." said Richard Luehrs. finish !Thursday's) ponion of be decided solely on round- "Ught-alr experts excel in See BOAT, Pase M president of the Newport Beach See SUGAR RAY, P.. e M Woman remembered FAMILY TIME Daily Pilot A recall even a kid can understand with tears, laughter AT A GLANCE Hundreds attend any words. ON TIE WEB: l) It is One letter in · 1,· four In ~.~com nearly funeral of Mesa ·1ove· and three in •you.· The irnpouible Verde resident who signal would ftasb from the WEATHER to do any sidelines of Jhe buebalJ dia woneajob died unexpectedly mood, the back of their motor It'• •till hot. than Go\t Sunday. cycle or in a dark movie thea 5HP••A2 Grayo.w ter, he said. baa; Loltta Harper · 11 any ol )'OU want to com SPORTS 2) lttbe OaityPifot municate with my baby.· he· new Mid, his ~ braking with The Ortnge CoHt NEWPORT Bl!ACH - One. emodon, •just hold up your College women'• STEVE Four. Three. ftneers ln • one, four, three." t thletlc department, SMmt John Ro~ lhared the .. Love lowed dvo... the whlcta won three ettte crec code with the hundncM ol chtpll G( the Newport ee.ch tum tltln Int ~ wbo attet*d .. memorW pa and people tMIOft ••• IPOCl'9Med In IN ett.cklng Out wtte'a "-91 Prtd9y aftemooa lhlred cbelr pNdow ~ at Padlc ~ Mlmadll ~ del ol 32.,_.:0ld ...... and MDnUlry. II WM boW ,_. RacbA-, ...... ~y tn ..,....1 --~, ...... - ,.... wllhoUt ...... ,_M A2 Slewdly, qust 16, 2003
THE OLDER CROWD They can still get around with travel service
1banlcs to their Resort in Escondido for efforts, thousands of a production of "Annie local seniors have seen Get Your Gun" and Oak things they might never Glen In apple country have seen, done things for shopping and they might never have lunch. In October, done, and satisfied buses will bead Cor the wanderlust that might Barona Valley Ranch have lingered Resort and CaSino, unfulfilled. With no Callaway Wtnery and previous experience in the San Diego Wlld the travel industry, MELISSA Animal Park. they've organaed ADAMS For overnight adventures throughout travelers, fall and winter the U.S. and beyond, including vacations are available in the jaunts to Europe, Canada and Hudson River Valley, New York the F.ast Coast, all through the City. Palm Springs. Memphis Oasis navel Office. and Nashville. F.xtended trips They're a highly organized now in the planning st.ages for volunteer corps of 12, headed by 2004 include a trip to San Janet Poor and ~ • Send CALENDAR items to the Daily today and Aug. 19 at the Presbyterian AUG. 24 anniversary, presents the CostAmazlng share experiences. hear how others Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; Church oflhe Covenant in Costa M esa. To ~r Katherine H.pbum, Ouis Senior Hoedown, featuring live western deal with grief, receive support and by e--mall to Classes are limited to 30 students. The Senior Center will present •Guess Who's music by the Travis P&rtter Band, dancing learn ways to cope with aedness and [email protected]; by fa)( to cost is $10. Advanced registration is Coming to Dinner:' the fourth of five free and barbecue, from 4 to 7 p.m. The Colta lou. One group meeta at 7 p.m . (949) 6464170; or by calling (949) required. For more information, call (714) screenings in August, at 1 p.m. All are Mes.a Senior Center ia at 696 W. 19th St Tuesdays at Beth Jacob In Irvine. The 574-4298. Include the time, date and 557-3340. . invited to enjoy the movies and free The cost ia S5 for members, $11 for second group meets at 10 a.m . location of the event, as well as a contact popcorn at the center's HepbtJm Film nonmembers, S5 for kids. Tldteta go on Tuesdays at Temple Judea in Laguna phone number. A complete listing is FRJDAY Fest, at 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona sale Aug. 15 at the center's front desk Hills. The third group meets et 1 p.m . avallable at www.dailypilotcom. The Coste MeM S.-dor c.nter preMnta del Mar. For more infonnation, call (949) and at Costa Mesa City Hall, on the third Thursdays at the Ezre Center In a Hawaiian luau featuring authentic 644-3244. floor in the Recreation depertment Anaheim. There's no coat to attend. but SUNDAY Hawaiian food, entertainment and more Information: (949) 645-2356. advance registration Is required. (714) To honor Katharine H.pbum, Oaab from 4 to 7 p.m. Ttdcets are on sale at the AUG. 31 445-4950. Senior Center will present •pat and center's front desk. Reservations are a To honor tc.therine H9pbum, Ouis ONGOING Mike,• the third of five tree screenings in must Admission for members Is $5, $11 Senior Center will present •on Golden The Coln end St.mp Club mMtl from 1 a.. s.Mcw Cerltw..... 1'1 tance. August. at 1 p.m. All are invited to enjoy for nonmembers. Information: (949) Pond; the last of five free screenings in to 3 p.m. Mondays at the Oula Senior counseling and refen'al services for the movies and free popcorQ at the 645-2356. August, at 1 p.m . All are invited to enjoy Center. New memben lntenmed in seniors. (949) 644-3244. center's Hepburn Alm F-est, at 800 the movies and free popcorn at the trading, buying and Mfllng stamps end Marguerite Ave. in Corona del Mar. For AUG. 23 center's Hepburn Alm Fest. at 800 coins are being sought to join ttl8M The Cost.,... Senlor.Qdan 8quar9 more lnfonnation, call (949) 644-3244. The Coste Mele Senior c..rt.r wtl be Marguerite Ave. In Corona del Mar. for informal meetings. There ere no fees and Round Dence Oub Meta dipping ice cream at an Ice cream social more information, call (949) 644-3244. required. (949) 644-3244. experienced dancers to join itl group MONDAY at the martcetpface from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. from 9 to 11 a.m. Thur8CMys et the ea.ta Miian ctrtv.. can ah..,,.n their driving Everyone is welcome. All proceeds will SEPT. 12 JewWt ~ SeMce ..... Ol9*tg Mesa Senior Center, 19th Street and atdlla In two four-hour AARP driver safety benefitthe Center. Information: (949) The CostAI MMe Senior c..rt.r, In bereavement support groups for adult.a Pomona Avenue, Cotta Mesa. (714) cleuea held from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. 645-2356. celebration of Costa Mesa's 50th at all stages of loss. Group membera 54&5669. PHC1TOORAPttERS Copyright No new1 stories, Seen Hiller, Don Leech. ibUW.tlona, editorial ~Of SURF AND SUN Kent Treptow ldvertilementa herein an be reproduced without -m.n WEATHER FORECAST SURF Daily Pilot READERS H01UNE permluion of COPVright owner. A (949) 642-6086 Recof'"d your comments about the tt'H be 8nothef wenn one .. The latest 80UthW9lt swell VOL 17, NO. 228 HOW 10 REACH US Co.ta Meta end Newport Deity Piiot or news tlpe. CINullltion .mv. todey, with"*'• to ntoMAS H. JOtMoN NewsEdlbwa ~ Coat apptOld\ 80. Coe.tel 1M Times Or8fl99 County Newport wll eleo be Publisher Gina Alexander, Lori Ander90n, Our eddreN le 330 W. Bey St., Co9ta (800) 252-9141 w.rm, OCCMionel~~-- hwt-Ngh. tt TONYDOOERO Daniel Hunt, Paul Saltowltz. Mesa, CA 82627. Office hour1 .,. with higt'9 In 1he mld-70e. deftw*-ly trtp Edilor O.niel Stewne AlhlMllll• lows wit be In the lnto1he ...... ---worth. _,, JUl1't OETTINO Mondey • Ffldey, 8:30 1.m. -5 p.m. a (IMI) M2-M78 upper'°'·. NEWS .... Cenac11aoN ••d Sunday~ be cooler, ~.a=,or Dllpl9y (949) 142~1 OnSund9y...... It la the Pllo«'I policy to PfOm9dV YIDeW but not by much. litlle "'9fW, but tt.. lhould Ptomodone Direc:tot Crime-=r~. (948) OOfT9Ct ell em>r'I of IU~. News On iu.ct.y, ...... ,geaing .. be plenty of d.- hlgtw t»epl.MM.rlt • ...,,,...Q)tn ,.,.... c.aft (!M8) 7&M324. IM9IM2·a.G wwmegeln. end.,...~ mmNQflTAff ...... ($48) 574--t223 ~ .... Standout ...... LlC-. N9wpon ,...,,..., m ...... (.. )84M170 .....,..,,... ."°" hweeon'9~ ~E'~. ....(MIPMm =···· The Newport IMdVCosta Meee ...... (94l)llO-Ot70 On Mondmy, ...... , 574- Daily Pilot Soturday, August 16. 2003 A3 • OCC will offer new speech course in fall Aspen to Newport Blplortng in~ercultuntl c:ommwucatfon, Orange Ski and golf store wilJ open at an address to · Newpon Beach. We have a Cout College's Speech De Offer lur n.-.. c u ni~ pk .uc fairly active population iliat '"'""'<" 1 partment will offer a new where another ski store used to be. takes in golf and skiing avidly." Rt'l;ub• I"'« SI (J '"'"'Ii t• >till dtccJp 1 three-unit course this fall. 11)e Newport Sid Co. opened Uated as Speech 155, the Paul Clinton The shop will reflect the new at ' the locution in 1976. after a Dirw Dos Wash course meets from 12:45 to Daily Pilot est tends in ski. snowboard and fire leveled the en tire block.. Jn 714-960-7002 • 504 Main Strut. H8 • OPen Tll 7:00PM ·2:10 p.m. Tuesday and golf equipment, ilie Aspen. 1998, chair retailer Peter Clt:nn 'Jbunday afte rnoons and MARINER'S MJLE - A fom1er Colo.-based company sait.I . It will took over and ran it ill> a !>ki !>hop tocuses .on effective inter- Swiss Olympian has said he will also offer apparel and ext ensive for five years. cukuraL interethnic and open a new s.ki equipment ant.I rentals. In the 1!:!60!>, Kacti1i w~ a two interracial communication rentaJ shop here by Oct. I to re- The store will also feature a time Olympian wiili the vaunwd designed to assist students place a longtime retaiJer. golf cage with a compu terized Swiss team. In 1969. he Jert h i!> in increasing their aware- • • Stefan Kaeli n Ski & Golf is set swing and performance ana native land for a sal e~ jnb at a !>ki neaa. acceptance and sen - to open in the place of Peter lyzer. A Professional Golfers· apparel company in U1e U.S. sJtJvlty of people from Glenrl of Vennon t, which closed Assn. expert will be on hand for By 1972. Kaelin Wi.L!> ilic ge11 - other cultures. in March. The shop is at 2700 W. professional service, custom fit eral manager of Haichle-Molitor The community college Coast I lighway. ting and advice. USA, a divbion of Raichlt• of begins its 56th academic "We are presenU y remodeling LocaJ business leaders wel Switzerland. llm·e year... later, hl· year on Aug. 25. About the :.pace," the company said in comed ilie new retailer to a loca and wife Sta.,cha founded Kaelin 21,000 students are en- . a press release on its Web site. tion tha t ha'i existed as a ski sho p Enterprbe., anti K.1eli11 <: orpora rolled. More than 25,000 '"n1e remodel will bring the loca- since the 1970s. ti on Inc. to open ' Id '>lore., in A" Featuring A Live Tribute To are expected. lion up to our standards and be "I think it's a terrific addition," pe11. The first classes at the able 10 accommodate full ski and said Richard Luehrs. president of In allditio11 to the t·4u1pnwn1 Frank Sinatra school began Monday, golf merchandise and service~... the Newport Beach (}1ambe r of ant.I rentals. Kaelin\ '>hop will Every Monday Tuesda,y 6-9pm Sept. 13, 1948. It will be the only retailer spe - Commerce. "'Jhis enterprise wiU also oner da... .,t'... tot hildren who & cializing in skiing in Newpon continue to provide a much want to learn how to ..,kj 111 ... now Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails For &st'rv,11iu11s c.,u Beach. :.ought after recreational a menity hoard. •••Quality Scrvic-c' .. (949) 646-7944 ... Nightly Entcrtainmc:nt .. ' 1695 lncin... A.-e.• Co"" !\In" Uttuwt' •• "'-1'•"4 Mo• \_.., ''"'"' Iii,~ )11 • ft,,, • P J»tl ct 1 '4.J DR. ATKIN'S 100% Organic DR.ATKIN'$ ThJ Original OPrlMUM A Low Carb Lifestyle CERFAIS 1hr OriPaal LOW rARB ~~·. LOW CARB SNACKS Meets Weight W~ & ENDULGE ~ Cnmchers Heart Assi>ciation Cri1l!ria Ice Cream • Slim -1 polnJ per serving •· ~inaJBBQ • Nacho $~49. • Oaocolate • Power Brealcfatt •Vanilla s3Qft~ • Sour Cream/Onion 1 oz. REG.Sr! SUGG . '2.39 each =per s4_75 14 oz. REG . '4.89 4 az~ Natural' Choice ~~~!f Fat Free Dessert • PineappleA::oconut Organic Sorbet • Cranberry Delight • Mango • BludJeny • Lemon • Papaya Delight • StnndJeny • Black Cheny SE 29 REG. '2.29 32 oz. REG . SJ.29 pint ~Organic Glaceau ~ l ;\ . ( r-~ ! \ rl VitaminWater ~YellOWCom ~i.. ~ L~~~ Potato Chip& • Mild • Medium • Salt I Pepper Tortilla Chips •Hot •Chili ·. •Roasted .. Garlic . ·~.55 SI'!! SJ!! REG. '4.29 FOUC ACID - 800 MCC .• ~ I • I I ~ SZ49 I SUGG. •4.89 1oo eaps SUGG. '39.95 10oz. FARM FRESH PRODUCE Mountain Ocean DR. SINGHA'S Lip'lrip Mustard Bath Potato 'Theos 2 com tortillas filled with seasoned 100%~Lip/Wm SlinUalinf, CJarrmbag""" mashed potatoes and cheese, tOPOed UJilJI SPF 15ti lid In Moirbn ~PeM::tluT with a usty papaya~ StMd · MtlProl«t with cilantro nee., avocado slica and fronts... black beans. -'WW $49" =l&. '2.• A_.... z;. ..., • t.t.11 ...... =------ M Satmtay, Aueust 16. 2003 SUGAR RAY will take the Tlaste of Newpon stage for the Saturday n.lsht show as part of a three-day lineup ...... ,,.~°" from Sept 19 to 21. Frtday'1 act Is n.a..... ·Forever Diamond.• a Nell Dia ...... Am COiia.. ,. mond tribute band, and Sun __1 ,,....._,.•Wllit-.-• •. day's musical act will be the ..... _ ....___d ..... lc10p.m. 1' 11111\of Beach Boys. The festival, now in its 15th =:.::.-::-...... :. ~ year. ls also introducing a new ~ ...... way to pay for food and driJ1k. • Illaµ &laths £Am...... lnste;td of the "scrip• that bas ...... * been used in past years and that wlfnlllldon~ CINnd-wNPCN'ld_____ ,,.p.m. In ·----of drhlng under .. works Uke tickets for food and ...... 2:30a.m. ~ drinks, this year, patrons will 111und9v. •0.-...... purchase a usmart card" for a •Mllll-Arnenw. BUlglllyw NPOltld In p~ amount Merchant.s at the .__,.,...,.118:41 a.m. ••••don •llPldon of event will swipe the card like a vlollldng .. perole Jn the ~ credit card, and the cost of each purchase will be automadcally deducted. "We hope this will be even more convenient," Luehrs said. power unit created the smoke, More than 30 restawants and JWA Stewart said. 15 wineries will take part in this Continued from Al "Jr's sort of like a gasket on year's fesdval, offering a wide your car," he said. ~ It 's sort of sampling of local restaurants' wished to fty to Oakland were meaningless. but since it's a cuisine, wines and beers. The rebooked on another llight. plane, everybody gets excited. volunteer-driven event helps McCarley said. ... It's as much a nonevent as a raise funds for a number of area The unscheduled landlng did nonevent can be.• charities. not affect other airport op The plane was later cleared Last year, the chamber gave erations, sh e said. By about for use and returned to duty. out $ 15,000 in grants from 9:18 a.m ., the plane was towed Stewart said. money raised at the Taste of from Its gate to another area of Newport. Recipients included the airport, where it was in· • JAMES MEIER is the city editor. Human Options Inc .. Leadership spected. He can be reached at (949) Tomorrow, the Newport Mesa Officials determined that a 764-4324 or at Schools Foundation and Youth blown seal over the auxiliary [email protected]. Employment Service. About 70,000 people attended last year's Taste of Newport. For details, including show a nd making them· wait times. tickets and directions. visit BOAT frustra tions build. All they www.tasreofnewport.com or call want to do is their job - sail the chamber at (949) 729-4400. Continued from Al in g." is roU up their sails. eat lunch • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers and wait fo r the ir n ext turn," • KR.IS O'DONNELL is a Daily Newport Beacti and John Wayne COURTESV Of ATLANTIC R( CORDS ~ I Benjamin said. wit's lilce pun- Pilot intern. He can be reactied at Airport. She may be reactied at I Sugar Ray's members are. from left. Murphy Karges. Rodney Sheppard, Craig "DJ Homic id e~ ing race horses into the gates kris [email protected]. 1949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at Bullock, Mark McGrath and Stan Frazier. [email protected]. member. with having our inleUigence Schwan.enegger's drug use (he's The recall i.., invigomtmg. II WOMAN MBaby. I know you don't want insulted by a group of politicians clean and has been for many has given me hope that we an. FAMILY not the channel -surfing drone., Continued from me to hurt ,~ John Rothfuss said Continued from Al who wouldn't survive a week in a years). and you're goin g to hear Al during a tearful tribute. MI will real job. So 135 citizens, all of about the porn actress who that many in power beli£.ove we her Costa Mesa h o me. The never forget you. You are al the rest of the counay and most them certified by the state wants 10 be the state's chief arc, and even if Davis remain'> in cause of d eath has not been ways in my heart, and the of the media has a huge problem controller to nm for governor. execu tive (her name'!> Mary office, you can ht- sure that the determined. Officials must memories make me smile. You with the concept. have decided to take matters Carey. and it's hard to believe message will have been received wait six to eight weeks fo r test are ~y angel, and I love you, Read the papers or listen to into their own hands in the she'd do a worse job than Davis). Get to work doing the peo pl e'~ results. boo. the radlo and what you'll gather bloodJess exchange of power That's what you're going to get business and la.Ice responsibiliry People waded through a MBo o bear." That was the is that our recall proces.5 is a known as an election. because tha t is what the media for the meMe~ you make o r get standing-room-only crowd for nickname the young couple circus. Read and listen and Rega.¢1.ess of how o ne feels thinks you wan t lo rea d, see and out of Sacramento. a chance to share publicly how had for each other. you're likely to get the about tAe candldates, you have h ear. And maybe they're right, This ~ n ot a recall paid for hy Rothfuss had touched their Members of the American impression that no one should to embrace the power of the b ut I'm not buying it. DarreU !...... a or anyone cl.,c. l11a1 \ lives. Her fri ends d escribed her Thunder bilcing club rode their really be surprised at all of this people to exercise their righl to I don't thin.le that\ what people a co nw nient excuse to diven as loyal. Her family illustrated motorcycles to the service, in recall frenzy because it is typical recall m this state want to read and anen tion Crom the rage of the her loving nature. Her co cribute to the gorgeous girl of us wacky Californians. (I'll But instead of focusing on lhe h ear. average Caltfum tdn work.ers said she was cheerful. John Rothfuss had introduced assume. since I don't watch glory of this process. on the Califomians are recalling Californians are not vo tmg IU't Her husband called her his them to. When he rode up with television, that the tube's • reaffirmation of a basic principle DaW. because they want to be to get rid of Da vi~. they're let1 111~ soul ma te. the spirited brunet on the baclc coverage is at least as bad, if no t upon which this coun try was reassured that ours is truly a everyone in Sacramento ltnov. ~we were true love," he said. of his bilce fo r the first time, worse.) founded. the media has created government of lhe people, by the that lhey're mad~ heU and A voice crackling with grief me mbers of the club said they So if it's no surprise, why is a canoon. JX'O ple and for the people. just ~ they're nu t goin~ to tale 11 am would sudde nly erupt im o lc:new Jessica Rothfuss was "a everyone so surprised? Instead of the mess that Davis we leame AUG. 29 TOWN Teddy BMrs end T.. CuP8 Co ote si htin s on Balboa Island, 225 Marine ve.• will host •pajama N1ghtH p.m . General admission is $2, from 6 to 8:30 p.m . Information: You have the rig ht to (949) 673-7204. cone.em pet owners and parking ls free. For more '" choose your repair facility information, call (949) 72~. . ~ AUG. 31 -. lnsist on the Best To honor Kathwine Hepbum, To honor tc.tharine Hepburn, . - in Mesa Verde Oasis Senior Center will P,resent Oasis Senior Center will present LIFETIME WARRANTY • Guess Who's Coming to #On Golden Pond,H the last of five free screenings In August, at 1 Full Service Collision Center Afew residents, SAFETY TIPS Dinner;' the fourth of five free Insurance Approved Shop screenings in August. at 1 p.m . p.m. All are invited to enjoy the ROSEY'S AUTOJ()OY~;: • • • having lost their cats, All are invited to enjoy the movies and free j:>opcom at the 121 Industrial Woy . There are steps that can be movies and free popcorn at the center's Hepburn Film ~st , at 800 (949) 642-4522 Costa Mesa are trying to get word taken to protect you and your center's Hepburn Film Fest. at M arguerite Ave. in Corona del to other neighbors to pets from coyotes and similar 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona Mar. For more information, ca ll animals. del M ar. For more information, (949) 644-3244. • Fence off animal enclosures be on the lookout. call (949) 644-3244. ~ (fully enclose if possible). SEPT. 12 • Keep cats and small dogs Kris O'Donnell The ~h Community c.m.r· The Costa Mesa Senior Center, Daily Pilot indoors or in the close presence of Orange County will host the in celebration of Costa Mesa's of an adult. #Three Centuries Qf M usic• 50th anniversary, presents the 20% MESA VERDE - After losing • Feed pets indoors. concert at 2 p.m. The Three CostAmazing Senior Hoedown, OFF .,.=:. her cat. resident ~,i ul i ne Thomas • Store trash in covered Centuries of Music Quartet featuring live w estern music by b dudts Tonv • r ina. Sebastian. Rene heavy·duty containers. hlf1ef!r & Sklii Catt Products. Not became proactive in hopes of iL<; includes Russian·trained the Travis Parker Band, dancing with 1f1Y other offer. "' sale 11111\. safe return. U11le did she know. • Keep yards free from potential musicians Sergei Kossiak, and barbecue, from 4 to 7 p.m. shelter such as thick brush and ..... t1'1. 111111 • 111 ...... C... she wasn"t alone. Tatiana Kossiak, Arshak The Costa Mesa Senior Center is w eeds. m~•l 1-"31.C "I lost my cat and put up llicrs Hayrikyan, and louri at 695 W. 19th St. The cost is $5 Open 70oy• • Enclose the bottom s of offering Suddenly, I Adichtchev, all members of the for members, $11 for C') -4'> I (>~ 2· 171 7 a reward. wa.~ porches and decks. inundated with calli. from other Oueretaro Philharmonic nonmembers, $5 for kids. Tickets • Eliminate potential food and go on sale Aug. 15 al the center's local res.iden ts who abo loht ca~. " Orchestra of Mexico. The water sources, such as fallen front desk and at Costa M esa City E .. (. the 23·year Mesa Verde resident ensemble has played for fruit and standing w ater. Hall, on the third floor in the said. "Prior to their call'>, I wa!> President Fox of Mexico and for the king and queen of Spain. . Recreation department. not aware of tJ1e coyote Proceeds will benefit Information: (949) 645-2356. intn1Sion." NUMBERS TO CALL construction of the Jeremiah Longtime M~ Ve rde re<.idtlll • For Animal Control, call the House. Tickets are $15 general Sally Humphrey wa-. among Police Department admission or $100 for patrons. thoM> who faced that "'1111L' communications at (71 4) Information and reservations: situation. 754-5252 any time o f the day. (714) 755-0340, ext. 134. "I have ol LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY rwo cats. Aftl'r one • To report coyote sightings, call my cats disappeared, I lwcarnt• Diane M ajerski at (7 14) 754·5188 The second Walk for Leilani very worried for lhe -.alety ol llw • For information about animal will take place from noon to 4 otJ1er,'' Humphrey 'X!ld. "On Julv control and enforcement, call p.m . at Fairview Park in Costa 31, I was awakened at 'i a.rn. by a Animal Control Officer Art Mesa. Donations will go toward commotion in my backyard mid Beames at (71 4) 754·5163 or an electric wheelchair that <,aw a coyote 1here. I cha'>ed JI oil. Animal Control Officer Anna Leilani Gutierrez, a 5-year-old and my ne1ghbor·i. cal ju111pt'tl w Rodnguez at (714) 754·5309 who was paralyzed from the the !Op of the waU !Jlak.mg." chin down in a car accident a 111e state Deparunent of Fi!>h dav. l.n -depth inquin es should be little m ore than a year ago, can control with her mouth. and Game Senior Volunteer fmrn d 1renc'tl lo our 011110 office," Information: l4 'llna Wood!> invc"'>tigated 1he Norgaard -.aid ··we gel dozenh of www.ourleilani.com. inciden t after l lump hrl'y made phorw rnll., a we<'k wilh cnyote numemuh caU-. lO the Co-.1a Me'> ·. ", sectional was $ 2490 .. now $149 4 bed was· $16 35 now $981 bed was: $2220 now: $1332 M S.turday, Aueust 16, ' 2003 Daily Pilot HOW TO GET PUBLISHED - l.d9rs: Maii to Editorial Page Editor S.J. Cahn at the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.• Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • Readen Hotline: Call (949) 642..fl086 Fu: Send to (949) 646-4170 E-mall:S.nd to [email protected] • All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clarity and length. . ' . LETTER TO MAILBAG THE EDITOR The fair.was Thls resolution was adopted by action of the board of directors on agreat time Aug. 10. Dear Becky· Bailey-Findley and ROBIN YIHITE Lawsuit other Orange County Fair officials: Pastor, Christ Chapel Metropolitan Congratulations and thank you for Community Church another wonderful and well-planned Santa Ana fair. protects We enjoyed the reopening of the Are biker parades Pacific Amphitheatre celebration, Diana Krall, Steely Dan and the coming next? Doobie Brothers concerts. Our adult Costa Mesa should have stood everyone children, their friends and severcll firm on their restrictions for this cousins had fun at the Devo concert parade. In fact, what Costa Mesa Tilis letter is written in response to your (a flashback to their high school should have done is said "no" to the editorial (" Drop the lawsuit against the days). In today's troubled times, it was parade. city,· Thursday) asking why Orange heartwanning to see people singing There should be no rolling street County Dyke March and the Center and dancing to the music. clos ures or a parade on a summer Orange County need to go forward with The Fab Four were also entertaining week~ nd afternoon anywhere near the lawsuit against Costa Mesa when the - in the past we've been lucky Newport Boulevard. Traffic is simply city has withdrawn many of the enough to dance to their fun music at miserable at this time of day, and conditions. a private party. then to impose any street closures is While we are pleased to have reached We dropped in (two nights) at the · ridiculous. an agreement with the city to let the . Baja Bluei. and totally loved the Bay This group is only interested in an march go forward without most of the Area blues band performing. We also "in your face" confrontation, which burdensome conditions the city wanted liked last year's blues band. is quite obvious from the group's to impose. the lawsuit is still necessary to Again, thank you. name. Leave it to the ACLU, which protect our constitutional rights. Costa RACHEL PER~Z - HAMILTON lacks not only integrity but common Mesa's permit process gives city officials Costa Mesa sense, to get involved. far too much discretion to impose When can we expect the Hell's arbitrary and burdensome conditions on Cllurch supports Angels parade? events that they view as unpopular or A.M. GRANT controversial. That threatens everyone's march 's goals Newport Beach right to freedom of speech and peaceful To the city of Costa Mesa: assembly. We are figh.ting not only on our We join with the Center Orange Same permit rules own behalf, hut on behalf of other groups County and the American Civil should apply to all who may come after us. Liberties Union of Southern SEAN DUFRENE I DAILY PILOT While, of ~qurse. it's a ~ood idea f?r any California in voicing our concern Dan Wiles juggles his knives while riding a unicycle at the Orange County Why should the city make event organt7ftr to carry insurance, 1t over the permit requirements that Fair this year. Wiles has been juggling for 28 years. exceptions for the Dyke March just sh ould be their own decision whether or have been imposed upon this year's because they are threatened the no1 to do so, not the city's. What if the city Orange County Dyke March. We are ACLU? imposed a million-dollar insurance concerned because: 3. once again, we see members of Dyke March was an important and Someone somewhere, someday requirement on a group who wanted to 1. of the difficulties being raised to the gay, les bian, bisexual and peacefu.I event in the life of our needs to stand up to the ACLU or we do a protest. but had no money to buy the exprei.l>io n of free speech and transgender community being community. It was an event that are alJ 'in trouble, as special interest insurance? Having money should never activities. To squelch and/or restrict treated unfairly. These restrictions gave hope'lo many, and was a great groups push others aside so they can be a condition for exercising our rights. the freedom of speech undermines are imposed at the expense of a credit to the entire community of exercise their "rights." What about The whole point of the lawsuit is that the the very foundations of our minority of your constituents, and to Costa Mesa and Oran ge County. the rights of the rest of the city's pennit process needs a complete country's heritage and traditions. what purpose? Certainly they are not ChriM Chapel Metropolitan community? overhaul so it can no longer imperil the 2. of the un-Christian nature of an expression of Christ's command Community Church has served all of It's a sad day when one group can't rights guaranteed to all of us by the U.S. these restrictions. The great to love one's neighbor as oneself. Orange County for over 33 years, accept realjty and abide by the same Constirution. imperative of Christianity is to buiJd Therefore, we ask you to providing an affirming rules everyone else has to follow. TERRY STONE an inclusive community; not to pull reconsider the denial of equal faith Christ-centered ministry to the gay, I am sorry the city backed down. Executive director. the Gay & Lesbian com munities apart, not to put them and freedom these restrictions lesbian, bisexual, transgender and WENDYLEECE Community Services Center of Orange down. represent. Last year's Orange County allied communities. Costa Mesa County Garden Grove r;· - ,""',.- ,- r- - - -- I'. Fine Quality Antiques & Antique Reproduction New Pieces Designer Accessories European Furniture Old World Style Designs from Eng!And, France analtaly Saturday, August 16, 2003 A7 Paclfk: Symphony In MUSIC AT 1ltE GRIU at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. AFTER HOURS •Tc:tialkovaltv'• Greatest Hita; an The Bluewater Grill offers live Coaat Highway, Corona del Mar. ali.Tc:tiai r ram ate mulic Frida and Saturda Solo uitariat Ken Sanders p.m. 13. Special guest nlgbta. Greg Morgan, NI<* Peper performs classical flamenco the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., pianist Vardan Mamlkonian will and Kelly Gordlen (known aa tunes at 7:30 p.m . Tuesdays and Costa Meaa, CA 92627; by fax to perform " Plano Concerto No.1. MPG) perform claaaic rock, R&B Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. (949) 648-4170; or by calling (949) The evening atarta with the and awing at 8:30 p.m . Fridays. 574-4295. A complete list Is Polonaise from Eugene Onegin Marvin Gregory and MPG will available at www.dailypilotcom. and the Suite from •swan Lake: perform claulc rock, awing and STAGE and enda with the rousing " 1812 R&B at 8:30 p.m . Saturdays. The 'THE HAUNTING OF . Overture" with cannons and restaurant ia at 630 Udo Part Wll. SHAKESPEARE' MUSIC fireworb. Tickets coat $75 to Drive, Newport Beac:ti. Free. (949) The city of Newport Beadl and $376. The concert la at the Verizon 675-3474. • Custom Wood Fence Installation the Newport Beadl Repertory NEW WORLD Wlreleas Amphitheater In Irvine. Theatre will present "The • Custom Wood Gates FUMENCO FESTIVAL Information: (714) 755-6799, MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Barclay's third annual New Haunting ofWlll Shakespeare# at www.pacificsymphony.orp. The Rusty Pelican offers the . • Chain Link Fence Installations Worid Ramenco Featlval will be 1: 30 p.m. today and at 1:30 and 8 muaie of Common Ground from two full weeks, through Sunday, .p.m . Sunday. The play will be • Chain Link Fence Repairs JAZZ.TRIO Wednesday through Sunday. The offering performanoea, performed at the Newport Gulfstream Rest,aurant in band performs from 7 to 10 p.m . workshops and outreadl Theatre Art Center at 2501 Cliff Newport Beac:ti presents a jazz Wednesday and Thursday, from ~rfliniJ Or«n9e Count11 • 8e«ch Communities actlvitlea. From the traditional to Drive. Information: (949) 633-1580 trio Sunday through Wednesday 8:30 p.m . to 12:30 a.m . Friday and Since 1955 the contemporary, the festival or (949) 64+3151. as regular entertainment at 850 Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m . showcases the best of flamenco Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Sunday. The reatalKant is at 2735 (949) 548-4422 mualc, dance and song. For more Hours are 5 to 9 p.m . Sunday and W. Coast Highway, Newport 1"HE SNOW QUEEN' information, ticket prices and South Coast Repertory is 6 to 10 p.m . Monday through Beac:ti. Free. (949) 642-3431. {949) 548-9662 License #3 13311 dates, call (949) 854-4646 or visit featuring "The Snow Queen# by Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. www.thebarclay.org. MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS Hans Christian Andersen Aug. 23 and 24 with performances at 1 WEEKLY JAM Players restaurant is now offering 'A NIGHT AT THE OSCARS' and 4 p.m . both days in the The Studio Cafe presents live music from 9 p.m . to White Front Pharmacy The Pacific Symphony's Ric:tiard Nic:tiolas Studio. Tickets are $5. Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 midnight every Friday and I J• Jrl!Jf• 1' ' '', ! Kaufman will conduct "A Night at ,,,r. JI CCJ.i!Jt~ r p.m . every week. "Wanted# Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th South Coast Repertory is at 655 the Oscars" at 8 p.m . Aug. 23. It's musicians include guitar players, St., Costa Mesa. No cover c:tiarge. Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa. an evening of legendary fllm baas players, singers, drummers, (949) 646-5615. For tickets o r information, call classics projected onto a large (71 4) 7~5555 . screen with the Pacific Symphony keyboardists and others at 100 playing the soundtrack live. The Main St., Newport Beac:ti. Free. WEEKEND MUSIC (949) 675-n60. Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant 'CHICAGO' concert is produced by nine-time Kander and Ebb's hugely popular Emmy Award winner John in Newport Beac:ti presents Jesse #Chicago# w ill be performed at 8 Goberman. The concert is at the MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ on the sax on Friday and Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. Walter Lakota and David Alcantar, Saturday evenings and Sunday p.m. Aug. 26 through 29, at 2 and Tickets cost $75 to $375. For the New York Jazz Connection for brunc:ti. The program features 8 p.m . Aug. 30, and at 2 and 7:30 information, call (714) 755-5799 or Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251 all your favorites on the p.m . Aug. 31 at Orange County visit www.pacificsymphony.org. E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8 saxophone. Anthony's is at 151 E. Performing Arts Center's p.m . Fridays and Saturdays and Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. Segerstrom Hall. Tickets cost Cards • Books • Sundries 'SING-A-LONG at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays. $28.75 to $65.75. The Center is at AU l nsuranu Plans Acupud SOUND OF MUSIC' Diana Ditri joins the duo on POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Now playing to sold-out vocals on Mondays. It's free. Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown Mesa. Information: (7 14) 801 Baker Street, Costa Mesa audiences around the worid, Information: (949) 673-9500. act, performs at 9 p.m. Satu rdays 556-ARTS. Between Bear & Bristol "Sing-a-long Sound of.Music• is (714) 540-2882 coming to Orange County Performing Arta Center's Segerstrom Hall at 7 p.m . Ftiday and Aug. 23 and at 1 p.m . Aug. 24. Tickets cost $12 to $22 and can be purc:tiased at the center box office o r at www.ocpac.org. For information, call (714) 556-ARTS. The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa. K.D. LANG IN CONCERT Three-time Grammy winner k.d. lang will perform at the Orange County Performing Arts Center's Segerstrom Hall at 8 p.m . Sept 6. Tickets cost $46 to $70. The center is at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa M esa. Tickets are available at the center's box office, by calling (714) 556-ARTS or online at 'www.ocpac.org. CHRISISAAK Chris Isaak will perform at the Orange County Performing Arts Center' Segeratrom Hall at 7 p.m. Sept. 14. 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Mr. and Mrs. Brad ar dealer superstar SmJth of Newport Pletcher Jones. or Beach announce the C Newport Beach, is in the engagement or thelr society news this week daughter C'.arly Smith spreadiftg financial support of Newport Beach to coupled with media awareness Matthew Moore of in support of two very diver;gent Newport Beach. causes: AI DS · The bride-elect .------, and the gbduated from the Orange University of Cow:uy Southe rn CaJifomia. Museum of The future ' Art children's bridegroom, son of Art Education Mr. and Mrs. Keith Foundation. Moore of Durham, Jones, N.C., also graduated namesake of from the University of Fletcher Southern California. Jones 8 . W. COOK Motorcars, A Sept. 28 wedding sponsored a is planned in Matthew Moore and Carty Smith swnmer gala at the Newport Newport Beach at the Beach Marriott Hotel that family residence. attracted more than 800 locals. The wild and crazy summer bash was titled "Decadence: l11e New-Dishon Ultimate 0.C Indulgence." David and Jan New Given recent TV buzz over the of Newport Beach new drama "The O.C" on the Fletcher Jones Motorcars provided the use of a new Mercedes Benz to prize winner Claudia Shaw, Fox network. the "decadence" right, shown with her sister Adriana Steinle at a benefit at the Newport Marriott. announce the and "indulgence" description engagem ent of their may be getting more play than Prank Groff, publicist for daughter, Nicole New desired. Fletcher Jones. said that in of Newport Beach, to Nevertheless, let's face the keeping wi th the "best of the Jon Dishon of truth. We live in a very special best in life" style that is the Newport Beach. place, and along with all the Newport image. Jones is teaming The bride-elect good deeds and many blessings, up with Wahoo's to host the graduated fro m there is also plenty of high living. "Ultimate Mercedes Benz Corona del Mar High Enough philosophizing. The ·Weekend." School and Olapman important connection is that out Ac tually, it's a contest for the University. . of the high livi ng oft en comes end of summer. Folks may enter, The fu ture giving. The more than 800 with no purchase required, at all bridegroom, son of people enioying this evening 14 Orange County Wahoo's Fish Hazel and Larry under the stars raised six-figure Taco locations from Costa Mesa Dishon of Newport sums for two worthy causes. to San Oemente. The entry Beach, graduated On hand to help host the deadline is Sept. 14. from Newport I !arbor evening was Garth BlwnenthaJ, I lere's what the ultimate Fletcher Jones general manager. weekend includes: the use of a High School and the Jon Dishon and Nicole New University of "This inaugural fund-raising new supercharged Mercedes event will help two important Benz SU< Roadster, California, Los Angeles. A Sept. 6 wedding is planned. The couple plans to live community organiz.ations," accommodations for two at the Wing Lam of Wahoos and Fletcher Jones team up to host the Bluf?le nthal said. "We are new Balboa Bay Oub Hotel and MUltimate Mercedes Benz Weekend" in Newport Beach. in Newport Beach after a wedding trip to Bora Bora and delighted to lend our support." $ 1,000 spendjng cash. Tahiti. It's all about business working "lhis is a definite "O.C'' story with the community to assist line. • WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS run Saturdays. For a form, charity. Maybe that would (llake please call Coral Wilson at (9491 574-4298. a good story line on "TI1e O.C ·· • THE CROWD appears Thursdays OK, if that's not enough, and Saturdays ANTIQUE ROW We focus on fomiry andfa n.1 FIGGE O ur Swnmer & GARDEN C AFE 'i' Family Special Fini Hom1 Fumisbings. AntU,un & u/Jmib/n, Tr1Uiitio1t11/ to P H 0 T 0 G R Augu~1 rhrnugh Sep tember U ttagt' Gifts and Garrkn Dtror. Wish list and D1/iwry. Gandlrs to 011111&/im, Ustd 6 R11rt &olu. 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Shades, & Bedspreads l ,l l t ( ) r r ~\ ~ ti 1 '\\. r < H ' n1 • I I " ' ' q · ~" ~ () 4 2- ~ ~4 () ( ) ------~---- ·-- · -·- Dally Pilot Saturday, Augu~t I b 100 3 A9 IN THEORY THE MORAL OF THE STORY Beyond the call of duty Religious leaders divided on appointmen~ of openly gay bishop 'Work is the tllltul'U/ eurclsi' and that stretched from ear to ear. fthu;twn ofmim . Work ls 1101 primnrily a The little girl held a can of corn. <.od a'>'>lgned to rrl1giou., lt·adt·,... r1·gMtlh·-.' 1,I ..,1·\ual or1t•111.t111111 thing one does to live, bill the thing one "You're daughter must like com," I said. QUESTION: The I urr lw rmorc, thl\ appo1111n 1L·n1 I d( h p1·r-.011-. pr.u I II t· ol lives to do. It ts, or should be, tlw full "Yes, she does, but she's l>miling like that Episcopal Church w1 ll rnntributl' IO a furthl•r 111t'dt1a1ic111 g111dl'' hh 11r lit·1 expmsum of the worker's faculties, tlu> because of the fi remen .~ the woman !>aid. dt•tf:'norauon of the rult· ul llt'h.1v1or 11 1 rt·l.111011'>l11p' I lw thing in w /1 id1 he finds spirittwl. mental The three firemen were paying at the confirmed its fi rst n·hg111n and ckrgynwn 111 tht' trt'J"llrl' t1f ('JI h fll'r'>llll .., IHlllJUt' and bodily satisfactum. and the medium in stand just beyond the mother and o penly gay bishop last whi.ch he offers l1im.wlf to Cod." '\Jlll'I y hll· 1-. ,1ll1nm·d \11.ht·tlwr gJ\ or children. The Linle girl looked over at them IMAM MOSTAFA AL·QAZWINI -.1 r.11gh1 c lt·rg\ or nut nldll· •ir - DOROTHY L. SAYERS and looked back with an even bigger '>mile. week. 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A spiritual The Jewish F8mlty rv ce o · of the month. The talks Include healing ..rv1ce starts at 9:30 Or•nge County offers • support •• brunch or dinner. Also, Interfaith a.m. (949) 681-2290. •nd dlicuulon group for adults devotional meetings will be held de•ling with the afterm•th of the last Saturday evening of the RE.MBeERftG GROUP divorce at 7 p.m. WednHd•Y• at ., 500/o Off: month. Call for locations. (949) Our Lady Queen of Angels holds the agency office•, 260 E. Baker ENERGY SAVING : 759--0999 for Friday meeting, a re-memberlng group at 6:16 St.. Costa MeN. Call for prices. (949) 760-5360 for Sunday p.m. every other Sunday at 2046 (714) 445-4960. ext. 114. I GIA"'-" meeting, and (949) 646-6328 for Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. ~-I Saturday devotional. The pariah center Is at 2046 Mar ABUSE SUPPORT GROUP W11.h roupan only I Vista Drive, Newport Beach. St Mark Presbyterian Church 5t'c dt-.iler Of delai1s Exp.81231()3 1 ZEN 101 (949) 548-3844. hosts a fahh-baaed, C.OmlOI be combtlft'll uloibfr o&r. I .. --.------~ -~ The Zen Center of Orange nonsectarian abuse support .. . County offers an Introduction to BREAKFAST FEUOWSllP group from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Zen Workshop from 3 to 8 p.m. St. Michael and All Angels Mondays at the church, 2100 Mar the first Sunday of every month Episcopal Church holds Its Men's Vista Ave., Newport Beach. S6 or 'l FREE at 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m . on donations. (949) 721-8079. $50. (949) 722 -781~ . tt}e second, third and fourth ESTIMATES Thursdays of each month at PASSAGES SUPPORT GROUP A SPIRmJAL JOURNEY 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona Jewish Family Service of Orange A 26-lesson study on the life of del Mar. Free. (949) 644-0463. County wlll hold a support and Jesus Christ titled "Journey to discussion group for people the Cross" is taught at 9:45 a.m. MEN'S FEUOWSHIP dealing with the Issues of Sundays during the BREAKFAST anxiety, depression, Homebuilder's Bible Class at The Men's Fellowship Breakfast relationships. communication, Liberty Baptist Church. The of St. Andrew's Presbyterian life changes, loneliness and study parallels the four Gospels Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m. family at 10 a.m. Mondays at the to present the story of Christ. Wednesdays in Dierenfield Hall, agency offices. 250 E. Baker St., The church is at 1000 Bison Ave., 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Costa Mesa. $1 5. Preregistration Newport Beach. Free. (949) Beach. All men of the church and required. (71 4) 445-4950. 760-5444. community are welcome to anend. $2.50 at the door. (949) MEN'S FEUOWSHIP GROUP .. DREAM ON 631-2880. Presbyterian Church of the The Adult Faith Formation at Our Covenant's men's fellowship Lady Queen of Angels Church in YOUNG WOMEN'S group meets from 8 to 9 a.m. Newport Beach holds a dream SUPPORT GROUP Wednesdays at the VIiiage analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m. Jewish Family Service of Orange Farmer restaurant, across from Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive, County offers a support group South Coast Plaza in Costa Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408. for younger women dealing wit h Mesa. (714) 557-3340. issues such as life passages and MEDITATION LESSONS changes, body images, family, ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUP A free " lectio divina" meditation relationships and loneliness at 7 Jewish Family Service of Orange group meeting is held at 7:10 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency County sponsors an ongoing a.m. Tuesdays at Our Lady office, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Jewish healing support group Queen of Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Costa Mesa. Preregistration for people experiencing chronic Drive, Newport Beach. Lectio is a required. (71 4) 445-4950, ext. illness. The group meets at 7 style of meditation that includes 114. p.m. Thursdays at Jewish Family using Scripture or a spec.ial Service. 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, reading as a stimulus. The HELPING THE HELPERS Costa Mesa. Free. Christian Meditation Group Jewish Family Services is Preregistration required. (714) meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the sponsoring a discussion group 445-4950. first and third Wednesdays of focusing on the issues and eai:h month at the center. The concerns faced by adult children AT A CROSSROADS format includes two periods of taking care of their elderly Presbyterian Church of the meditation with some instruction parents. The group will be Covenant hosts "Crossroads" on how to meditate, a talk and a offered Tuesday. The offices are for sixth·, seventh· and diSCYssion. (949) 219-1408. at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, eighth-graders from 5:30 to 7:30 Costa Mesa. Preregistration is p.m. Thursdays at 2850 Fairview WEEKLY EVENTS required. $10. (714) 445-4950. Road, Costa Mesa. The program. includes dinner, games and SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP Bible study. $2 donation is The Jewish Family Service offers Jewish Family Service is forming suggested. (714) 557-3340. a support group for women a discussion group for interfaith Get the Best for Less! older than 50 to address issues couples where one partner is HELP WITH HEALING such as anxiety at 10 a.m. on the Jewish to speak about issues Jewish Family Services of BRAND NEW second and fourth Monday of affecting an interfaith Orange County sponsors an COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT each month at 250 E. Baker St., relationship. Call for times and ongoing Jewish healing support Costa Mesa. Preregistration dates. Jewish Family Service is group at 7 p.m. Thursdays for required. (714) 445-4950. at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, people who suffer from chronic Costa Mesa. Preregistration is illness. The group's purpose is to , NEW GROUPS required. (714) 445-4950. provide participants with Jewish Family Service of Orange emotional and spiritual support County has formed a ANXIETY/DEPRESSION to help manage the effects bereavement support group that SUPPORT illneues have on people's lives. meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays and a The Jewish Family Service of Meetings are at 250 E. Baker St., Challenge of Change support Orange County offers a support Suite G., Costa Mesa. Free. group that meets at 10 a.m. and discussion group for adults Preregistration required. (714) Thursdays. Both groups meet at experiencing anxiety and or 445-4950. Temple Judea in Laguna Hills, depression at 9 a.m. Mondays at 24512 Moulton Parlcway. The the agency offices, 250 E. Baker WEEKLY KIDS PROGRAM service is also forming a St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) Presbyterian Church of the parenting support group to meet 445-4950. Covenant presents "Children of the first and third Mondays of LOOKING FOR THE each month at 10 a.m. at the BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT Our Lord," a weekly Thursday evening program. for first· Jewish Federation Campus, 250 Jewish Family Service of Orange E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa County will hold a new ongoing through fifth-graders. Games. a Mesa. Preregistration required. bereavement support group for speaker and dinner are included PERFECT FIT? for a $2 donation. The church is (714) 445-4950. people in all stages of loss at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa TEMPLE BAT YAHM IS YOUR ANSWER. GAY/LE SBIAN Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Mesa. (714) 557-3340. We olrer spiritual educational and social actJvities ror SUPPORT GROUP Suite G, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) families, singles, young couples and e mpty nesters. Come The Jewish Family Service of 445-4950. • la your church or place of wor1hlp and worship at the most beautiful Temple ln Orange County Orange County plans to present planning a special event? If IO, with two sanctuaries ftlled with warmth, new class.rooms and a discussion group for parents of FRIDAY GROUP send the typed information st least Jewish gays and lesbians if Temple Isaiah of Newport Beacti two weeks before the event to the renowned preschool and r eligious school programs. enough people are interested. holds weekly Friday night Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa (714) 445-4950. services at 8 p.m. with a Mesa, CA 92627, attention: Paul fellowship hour and Saitowitz, religion editor.: fax to MYSTICAL AND SPIRJT\JAL refreshments afterward at 2401 (949) 646-4170 or send e-mail to The Mystical Spiritualist Church Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. d11ilyp1/ot /at/mes.com &-,le •• .,..,,,_ families eJ\loy...... A Reform Congregation with tradtdonal services Two fall Ume Rabbis Pareat-Toddler cl&88es OutBtandhul pnedlool In a WU'J!lt aeea.re envlromaeat Where cb.lldren explore team.Ing Ardalmed Bellgloos School t.eachlng .Jewish values Pan-IUled Sammer Camp Showroom l»'naalc Youth Groups More than 25 exlsdng Cbavarot ~~ Consultation· TBY Book. Club .__.of • New Cabinets - Countcnop • Installation • Kitchen Design Adultectaeauon ~,~flJfP___.~-~ ...... _. .... iilllil.._• • Servic.c Available •In-Home Estimates.• 95 Different Cabinet Styles fdea1. (714) 965-1876 ~~~ (800) 433-2588 19142 Beach Blvd. (Beach & Gatfidd), Hunti"Pn Beach Hours: Mon., Wed, & Fri., 9-5 Tua, &Thws. 9-8 • S&t • 9~ • Sun 12""4 Saturday. August 16, 2003 Al 1 COMMUNITY & CLUBS ues on t ay again he Sons or the American music Trek, EducatJonaJ Foundation rutary.org); and the Newport Legion, informally known festival and Legal Advocacy Fund. Harbor Kiwanis Oub wiU meet Tas the SAL. invites you to being held at Directions to the event will be at the University AthJetic Oub. attend its sixth a'nnuaJ Blues on Newport given when reservations are Noon: The 40-member the Bay Festival on Aug. 23. · Center/ made with Kathy Wlc:br at Exchange Oub of the Orange ,. For a $25 admission, groove Fashion (949) 733-2052 by Thursday. Coast will meet at the Bahia to Anson Funderburgh & the Island. Corinthian Yacht O ub for .a Rockets reaturing Sam Myers. 'The Taste WELCOME TO ntE WORLD program bY Babs Harland and the Hollywood Blue Flames of Newport Of SERVICE CLUBS Pat Broering on "Inside the with AI·Blake. Rusty Zinn. Gary marks the Patty Young-Muller of Costa Pageant of the Masters." Primach and his Doghouse end of the Mesa and Marilyn Rehling of 6 p.m .: The 50-me,mber , Blues. the Holland K Smith JIM summer Huntington Beach were Rotary Oub of Newport -Balboa Band. Nathan James with Ben DE BOOM suciaJ season inducted into the Harbor Mesa will meet at the Bahia• Hernandez, and the Griff in Newport Lions Oub by Vice District Gov. Corinthian Yacht Oub for a Hamlin Band. Beach and is lhe premiere food Barbara Hayward at the club's Craft Talk by retired U.S. Marine The locale will be American fest Iva.I in Southern California," August meeting. Maj. Gen. Bob Owens, a :}4 -year Legion Post 291 , at 215 15th St.. Luehrs said. member and past club Newport Beach. The masters of The event draws more than WORTH REPEATING president. who with his wife, ceremonies will be Phatt Cat of 70,000 people to Newport From Thought for the Day Fran, will be moving to "Kaleidoscope of Blues" from Center Orive. More than 900 provided by Greg Kelley of the Colorado. IC>B R-FM (88.5) and Jeff Scott volunteer"-help to make this a Newport Mesa Irvine lnterfaith ( www. newpore -ha/ holL orjp. of "The Blues Disease" from great event. Council: Coltte ~\ KUCl-FM (88.9). The Los Angeles Times i~ the "Very few rich persons own THURSDAY Available will be a New presenting sponsor. Other their own property. The 7 a.m.: The 20-plus member Free weM, ttilJU Orleans Cajun feast cooked by majo r sponsors are McKenna property owns them." - Robert Costa Mesa-Orange Co sta 6l?~ o/j- f'ee tlttu SAL members and beverages to Mo tors, fiji Water, Hacardi, G. lngersoU Breakfast Lions Oub will meet •-up quench the thirst. Please do not Micheloh, I loag HospitaJ, at Mimi's Caf~ . '--, Au.f lo. 2003! . bring chairs. coolers or pets. In Pavilion '> Market, WeUs Pargo SERVICE CLUB Noon: The 50-member Costa additio n. there wiU be drawings and Ware Disposal . There's aJ~o MEETINGS nus WEEK Mesa Kiwanh Oub will meet at "- -/''-... for prizes. Proceeds from the radio '>llpport from major the Holiday Inn -- day's activities wiU be going to marke t '> t a lion~ . MONll\Y (urww.kiwanis.orgl 1)370 8 E. 17th St. Costa Nmllt· charity. The fes tival will run Ti cke t~ cost $15 is advance or 6 p.m . The Harbor Mesa clublcostamesa); the SO-member ~ In the Ralph'• Shoppt!'S from 11 a .m. to 9 p.m . $1 7 at the gate. Advance tickets Lions Oub wiJI m eet at the Kiwanis Oub of Newpo rt Visit the SAL Web site at can be purchased by phone at Golden Drago n Restaurant. Beach-Corona d el Mar wiJJ meet 949.646.6789 www.salbliusontl1e1Jay.com. or (949) 729-4400 or online a t al the Bahia Corinthian Yacht ..Th : 8am-$pm Frl: 8am-epm_ . caJJ (949) 675-SALS for more wwm tasteufnewp ort.com . A TUESDAY Oub; the BO-member Exchange www . simplyshapelyfi information. The ticket line is <,peciaJ weekend passport is 7: 30 a.m .: The 40-member Oub of Newport Harbor wiU (949) 673-5070. availahle for $45 that includes Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary meet at the Newpon Harbor three-day admi~~ ion and $15 Oub will meet at f'ive Crowns NauticaJ Museum for a program 15THANNUAL !>Crip. for a program by Lots by Stephen Sutherland, TASTE Of NEWPORT \ee you at the fa<, te of Gottschalk on "World War II developer of the BaJboa Headliner entertainment for Newport Neuropsychiatric CasuaJlies: Peninsula Resorr; and the the 2003 Taste of Newport is ~et. Out of Sight, Out ofM tnd" 100-membe r Newport-Irvine with Super Diamond playing on AAlJW MEMBERSHIP TEA (11ewportbeacll Rotary Oub wiJI meet at the American of to Friday, Sept. 19, Sugar Ray on Inc A ~'in sunriserotary.org/index.htm). Atrium Hotel hear Wallace C ORPORATE Saturday. Sept. 20 and the Uni vc r~it y Women. 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa Walrod on Orange County'~ EVENTS Beach Boys on Sunday. Sept. 2 1. Newport-Mesa-Irvine brnnch, is Newport Harbor lions Oub will infrastnicture "There will be .nusic for just ho5ting it~ annual membership meet at the Costa Mesa C,ountry (www.nirotary.orjp . WEDDINGS about everyone's taste." said tea overlooking Newpon's Back Oub. Richard Luehn, president and Bay from 2 to 4 p.m. Aug. 24. • COMMUNITY & ClUBS is BAR/ BAT chief executive of the Newport This tea i!. for current and WEDNESDAY published Saturdays In the Daily M ITZVAHS Beach Olamber of Commerce. prospective me mher~ to hear 7: 15 a.m.: The 10-member Pilot. Send your service club's 'Ibirty-five top area ahnut the AAlJW'~ activilie5 thi5 South Coast Metro Rotary Oub meeting informauon by fax to (949) CUSTOM EVENT restaurants have signed up for year, its interest groups and its wilJ meet at the Center Oub 660·8667 or by e-mail to C OORDINATION the three-day food. wine and fund-rai'iing projects for l ech ( www.soutl1coastmetro 1deboomra sol.com craycraft en~~itainment ALL O CCASIONS ... ,. ~~ B IRTHDAYS FUN STUFF TO DO ANNIVERSARIES 949.644.1549 SWEET 16 wv.rw croycrottenterto1nmen• com COSTA MESA been attracting businesses since holidays, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . SUMMER CONCERTS 1936. The fun zone offers many (714) 973-6820. AT FASHION ISLAND PROMS TRAINS ON TiiE TRACKS eating choices. including Balboa The summer concert series at On the third weekend of each Bars - chocolate-covered ice SHERMAN LIBRARY Fashion Island will begin at 6 GRADUATION month, engineers climb aboard cream bars sprinkled with &GARDENS p.m . Wednesday and continue their trains and travel on three toppings. The Fun Zone is open More than 2,000 plant species, each week through August. miles of tra<* at Fairview Partc to daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 400 from desert C<)ctus to tropical offering a variety of music, display their steam and diesel E. Bay St., Balboa Peninsula. flowers. can be found in the including jazz, rode 'n' roll and engines. The public is welcome (949) 673-0408. www.Balboa gardens at this educational and country. Seating for the free to join them at the part at NewportBeach.com . cultural resource center concerts is available on a Placentia Avenue and Estancia dedicated to the study of the first-come. first-served basis, but North. The Orange County Model UPPER NEWPORT BAY Pacific Southwest. The preferred seating can be Engineer program started in 1989 ECOLOGICAL PRESERVE conservatory on the two-acre purchased from the concierge. when engineers wanted to AND NATURE PRESERVE parcel has tropical plants and a (949) 721 -2000. display their engines and Canoe and kayak tours are koi pond, and the Discovery educate and entertain the available to experience six Garden, specifically designed for NEWPORT LANDING community about the past. (949) diverse habitats for more than those with impaired vision, SPORmSHING 548-7240. 200 bird species that either live appeals to the sense of touch and Open party or private charter trips there o r visit during the birds' is accessible to wheelchairs. to local waters or Catalina Island -DOGGIE MOBILE SKATE PARK Pacific flyway migration. Docent tours are available. The are available, including harbor The Recreation Division's Mobile Campfire programs a re also gardens are open daily, and the cruises aboard the Newport Skate Park travels to various offered, as are free two-hour library is open on weekdays. Landing Belle, an authentic parks throughout the city three walking nature tours departing stem-wheeler built in 1993. The DAY CAMP 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona from Shellmaker Island every vessel is available for special days a week to provide del Mar. (949) 673-2261. 10 fi rst and third Saturday at 9 a.m. events, such as weddings, Is your do9 a PARTY ANIMAL? If ttnd the,. skateboarders and in-line skaters to WAOOINO TAILS DAV CAMP re : ON and a state-of-the-art skate park. The Call the Department of Fish and UDO MARINA VILLAGE rehearsal dinners, bar mitzvahs, mobile park consists of two Game at (949) 640-6740, or the anniversaries, graduations, FROLIC. Give them the ' ~ · • quarter-pipes. three wedges, two Friends of the Newport Bay at Boutiques. gift shops. custom meetings and codctail parties. opportunity to ·: ' · spines, a fun box and a rail. (949) 646-8009. jewelry stores, art galleries, Open party summer fishing is Participants are required to have boardwalk cafes and restaurants available from 6:30 p.m. to play with a signed waiver and release form UPPER NEWPORT BAY featuring continental, Mexican, midnight Boats depart from 6 our other to use the part. Appropriate PETER AND MARV MU1lf Italian. Greek and California a.m. to noon and 12:30 to 5:30 elienh. safety equipment, including a INTERPRETIVE CENTIR cuisine can be found on the p.m . daily. Passage for a half-day helmet, elbow and kneepads, are Adults and children can explore tree-lined cobblestones paths of costs $26 or $19 for children 12 for more required at'all times. Visi1 the 15 hands-on interactive exhibits Via Oporto in Newport Beadl. and younger and people 60 and itt(ormation city's Web site at and communicate with the 3400 Via Oporto, Newport Beadl. older. Newport Landing rents www.ci.costs-mesa.ca.us to get Newport Bay Naturalists and (949) 675-8662. rods and tadcle padcs and sells pleue eall a form. Call (714) 327-7560 for a Friends through interpretive fishing licenses. Padcages that -(9 49)- sdledule of days, times and educational opportunities or CANNERY VILLAGE include a ti<*et, rod, tadde and 677-SOOS locations of the skate part. watch a • visual poem" of Upper A historic village tudced away on license are available. Charter Insured and Newport Bay presented on five the upper Balboa Peninsula, boats have various occupancies: monitors. showing suet. acts as Cannery Village offers an enclave The Patriot can hold 76 Bo1uted NEWPORT BEACH birds in flight and the flow of of shops containing anything passengers; the Nautilus, 72; the ~FUNZONE running water in an estuary. The from French provincial furniture Amigo, 48; and the Ultra, 30. Children can ride the Ferris 10,000-square-foot interpretive to ~nd sculptures and ster1ing Prices vary for holidays, E xperienea/Veterinarien TeohAiei•" wh)el, the merry-go-round and cen1er offers hands-on silver Items. The village is weekends and weekdays and ...... -1.11 ...... the-bumper cars, as well as play opportunities to experience the bounded by Newport Boulevard, according to length of trip. vidio gemes. pose for 11 portrait inner wortcinga of an estuary. 31st Street, Lafayette Avenue Newport Landing Sportfishing is an4browse through souvenir 2301 University Drive, Newport and 29th Street. Pa~ng is at 309 Palm St, Suite F, Balboa WAGG I NG TA I LS shz:.along the boardwalk at the Beadl. The center is open dally, available on 30th Street between Peninsula. (949) 675-0650 or 811 ... Fun lone, whidl hH except Mondeys and major Villa and Newport Boulevard. www.newportlandlng.com. 949-677-5003 ~l~I{ l l S~I ~ .J l J S~l~I ( _~ I~~ I • ( Botched and incomplete trusts are fueling millions of doUars in UNEXPECTED : legal and accounting fees, court costs, and taxes Surviving spouses arc experiencing "shock and awe" with ongoing crust expenses and a.ucc RESTRICTIONS .. First-time crustccs have crcaced a booming busi_ncss for lawyers who scn:lc &may : trust disputes <.... 1 • A12 Saturday, August 16, 2003 Daily Pilot Newport Duw RetcHt'• " M ovies on the a.adl" will run ALDEN'S every Friday and Saturday Including • two-hour barbecue • Send ONGOING Items to the before the movies start at dusk. Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Guests are Invited to bring their Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail to favorite cuts of m eat. The resort llllAPBIY CLEAr\111\16 MID MORE [email protected]; by will provide the rest for $7.95 per fax to (949) 646-4170; o r by calling person. The films will t>e shown on a large screen In sand o n I No TAKE DOWN OR REMOVIN& NECESSARY I (949) 57~298. Include the time, the date and location of the event. as every Friday and Saturday Certified To Clean All well es a contact phone number. evening In June and July except Hunter Douglas Fabric A complete listing is available at July 4. Parking Is $8 per car. For www.dailypilot.com. more Information, call (949) Window Coverings Including: 729-0UNE. The Newport Centw , • Luminette Privacy Sheers" • Silhouette' windQwshadings Toastmaster's Club can help you A Yllriety of prtvat., aemi-pfMrte • Vif.elte' window shadin~ • Duette• honeycomb shades Improve your public speaking and group swim leasons will be skills or polish your business offered this summer at the • M1llenia ™Collection • Jubilance ™roman shades preserltatlons. Members come Marian Be.rgeson Aquatic Center at Corona del Mer High School. • Applause• hone. ycomb shades • Serenette™Softfofd ™shadi ngs from a variety of professional . disciplines and ba<*grounds. The Options include one-on-one World's &est ON-srn:.. group meets every Monday Instruction on Saturdays and a morning from '7 to 8:30 a.m . at Monday through Thursday Drapery Cleaning System 610 Newport Center Drive. program for all ages and levels. I Newport Beach. Va lidated parking For session dates, times and is available in the parking costs, ca ll (949) 644-31 51, or structure next to 24 Hour Fitness. register in person at Newport Guests are welcome. Fo r m ore Beach Recreation and Senior ~ALDE · N'S information, call (949) 721 -5732. Services at 3300 Newport Blvd. CARPET AND DRAPERIES Jewish Femity Sef'Vice is Children, teens end adults 1663 Placentia, Costa Mesa offering a support and discussion can now register for summer group for women 50 and older recreational boating classes 949-646-4838 • 714-968-8180 the second and fourth Monday of offered through Newport Beach Recreation Services. Classes #1111/tlilltJ -l RPpllldllUll IDI Q11c1/llt/ <1ntJ ~PT\ ICE.> ~llll t• l'l":.l' every m onth from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. at 250 E. Baker St.. Suite G in begin July12. Fees vary. Call Costa M esa. Pre-registration is (949) 644-3151, or visit the required. For information or to Newport Beach Recreation and register, call (714) 445-4950. Senior Services a 3300 Newport Blvd. for more mformation. Jewish Femlty Service is offering a w om en's divo rce and Professional and licensed soccer separation support group at 1 trainers with the All-England p.m . Wednesdays at the Jewish Soccer Academy are available for Federation Campus In Costa one-on-one, small group and Mesa, 250 E. Baker St. For more large group training. For m ore information. call (714) 445-4950, info rmation. call (949) 395-5103. ext. 114 Jewish Family 59f'Vice is TheAClUof 0,.ngeCounty sponsoring a teen support group m eets at 7 p m . the third Tuesday for high school st ents that of every monih at the Unitarian me~s Mon~~ f m . ~ 5 Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria p.m . al Tarbut V'li ra pper St. in Costa M esa. Each month's School m Cos1a Mesa. For meeting will feature a different information or to register, call speaker o n issues relating to the (71 4) 445-4950. Pre-reg1strat1on is Bill of Rights. Information : (7 14) required 957-6107. The First Page - Fine Children's " Beach Landscapes," en exhibit Books. at 270 E. 17th St. No. 10 in featuring digitally manipulated Costa M esa. offers free story time aerial photographs of the M ondays, Wednesday, Fridays Hawaiian islands by Donna and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 Ruzick.a, umbrella beach scenes a m .. Tuesdays and Thursdays by Carole Boller and Back Bay from 4 to 5 p m . For more landscapes by Luke Spencer, will information, call (949) 645-5437. be on display through Sept 30 at Newport Beach City Hall. Bayside Restaurant in Information: (949) 717-3870. Newpo rt Beach offers wine tastmg every Thursday from 5:30 • " Tennis in Art; en exhibit of to 7:30 pm for $1 5 per person, paintings by longtime tennis featuring five new wines each instructor and coach Jose w eek For m ore mformation, call Mendoza, will be on display in the (949) 721 1222 WORSHIP DIRECTORY Newport Beach Central library foyer through Aug. 30. M endoza's If your orchid Is too big for Its wor1< is known for 1ts pot, Green Systems lnlemational manipulation of color and fo rm will show you how to re-pol your plant during their free LJ>I~< .<>J>t\I \f l· 11 It ll>l\ l as w ell as its concentration on tennis. Information: (949) orchid-potting seminar at 2 p .m . 717-3870. every Saturday. A plant sale is SAINT JAMES CHURCH MESA VERDE held fro1T1 9 a m . to 4 p.m. at the EPISCOPAL Newport Center UNITED M ETHODIST CHURCH Volunteer driven are needed to 20362 Birch St fac11tty. Call (949) &All¥ 1701 Baker, C.M . 756-1211 for information. ·A o.bt.d ,, urilf -' s.m., \'~tMidiael United Methodist Church help deliver nutritiou sly prepared c_,,,,,,, Pacific Vie\\ ~t \farguwtc Worsh ip & Churc h School meals to homebound, frail o r Jtm Grist IS Utt ..J sm.r" Rl-v. Cuhlec:n Coot\, P;ut0r and a .m . C oron• dd ~br • <.44 -()4(,J 8:30 10:00 elderly clients incapable of Discover th• secrets of C.tbon The Rev Proveen Bunyan 1601 M.irgucmc Ave (714} 979-8234 shopping or cooking for Canyon Regional Parle as you Rector A ( ort.('ry:,J/lnr >(ti 1ntft JI/ ( "111. "'"''" corner of Ma.rguerttc .;md 01 Rocharulult 1111>!1 \11ulv 8 4 J m !Wuh "•ndn .... hool l Iom Chon)mollc Sunday School ~ ~ 1' Ill 1 m lltor•p .nd l.l11IJ1t"' 1o.r.1., l OailY Pilot Saturday August 16. 700 3 Al 3 I. M ar - or in the book closet ne>Ct these informal meetings. There ONGOING to the Friends Book Store, at 1000 are no fees required. (949) Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. 644-3244. 949-613-6083 r over an pape a Costa Mesa. For m ore donations. w ith the exception of Jewish Family Service ofrws information. call (949) 805-0011. magazines and law books, w ill be ongoing bereavem ent support accepted and are tax deductible. groups for adults at all stages of The SN Scouts' ship Del Mer 711 •otvorce: A N9w Beginning,• '(949) 759-9667. loss. Group mem bers share. of Orange County offers a e worbhop for men end w om en experiences, hear how others prog ram for boys and young men divorced or getting divorced , is The Braille Institute of'htn free deal with grief, reoeive support ages 14 t o 18 interested in sailing, held from 10 e.m . to 12:30 p.m. et computer classes to people w ith and learn ways to cope with seamanship, piloting, navigation 1eo' Newport Center Drive on the fading v ision who have difficulty sadness and loss. One group and cruising. M eetings are from 6 . lstwindows.com third Saturday of every mo nth. seeing the computer screen. The m eets at 7 p.m . Tuesdays at Beth to 9 p.m . Wednesdays at the Sea · Cost is $40. For m ore information, Oasis Center at 800 M arguerit e Jacob in Irvine. The second group Scouts Sea Base. 1931 W. Coast I Major JI~ Brands • Lowest Price Up Front No Games call 644-6435. Ave., Corona del M ar, offers six m eets at 10 a.m . Tuesdays at Highway. Newport Beach. (949) sessions. Call to sign up for Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. 642-6301 o r (949) 551-8591. _!~np w· ,ws • Replacement & New ummuction ftM toun cl 1he Orenge County classes. (714) 821 -5000. The third group meets at 1 p.m . Performing Arts Center take Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Oasis Senior Center offers Real 'f me Pricing & Purchasing guests to the dressing rooms, A spirituel care class mee1s at Anaheim. Free. but advance ongoing assistance, counseling 11 performer's lounge, bacbtage 7:15 p.m . Wednesdays at 3400 registration is required. (714) and referral services for seniors. PJl: J/2-494-9069 Fax: 562-494-2069 end on stage et 10:30 a,m. every Irvine Ave.• Suite 114, Newport 445-4950. (949) 644-3244. Wednesday end Saturday at 600 Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949) ./' Co_!ftnctor Referrals • All Major Credit· Cards Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. 263-1462. Jewish Family Service of Orange The Costa Mesa Senior Citizen Group tours can be held by County provides a support and Square and Round Dance Club ~ ,w . s t w i n d o w s . c o special arrangem ent: For more The Cost.a M esa Chamber of discussion group for persons seeks experienced dancers to JOin information, call (714) 556-ARTS, Commerce hosts networldng recovering from childhood or its group from 9 to 11 a.m e>Ct. 833. luncheon meetings Wednesdays teenage sexual abuse. The group Thursdays at the Costa Mesa from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m . Senior Center, 19th Street and The Newport Beach Newcomers Costa M esa Country Club. The Tuesdays at w> E. Baker St., Pomona Avenue. Costa M esa. Grand Opening Sale Club holds a general m eeting on cost is$ 14. The club is at 1701 Costa Mesa. ~vance registration (71 41545-5669. the third Wednesday of every Golf Course Drive, Costa M esa. is required. (714) 445-4950. month. The o rganization is open (7 14) 885-9090. Arthritis Foundation Instructor 500/o-75°/o Off to all wom en residents in Two-hour kayak tours with a Hillary Stone leads an exercise Newport Beach who have lived in A brain tumor support group trained naturalist guide are class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Featuring ... the area few er than five years. For meets the first and third offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from Jewish Senior Center. 250 E. more information, call (949) Thursdays of each month from 7 the Newport Dunes Waterfront Baker St.. Costa M esa. (714) Brandee Danielle 645-9922. or visit to 8:30 p m . at the Hoag Cancer Resort. The resort is at 11 31 Back 513-5641. Signature Bedding r.,• .,. ,. '""··· newcomers-newportbeach.org. Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Bay Drive, Newport Beach. $20. Drive. Newport Beach. Free. or $10 for California Wildlife The Newport Beach New com ers lbe Baby Bedding Outlet Oasis Senior Center holds a Registration not required The Campaign and Newport Bay Club meets at 10 a.m . the third pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 group is designed to help Naturalists and Friends Wednesday of each month. The 767 W. 19th Street, # 107, Costa Mesa a.m. on the second Saturday of patients and their families members. (949) 729-1150. organization is open to all women every m onth. Breakfast includes understand and cope with the residents of Newport Beach who 10% OFF (949> 650-4907 pancakes, sausage. coffee and illness. (949) 574-6232. A yoga end dance cl ass is held have lived in the area for fewer With Ad orange juice for $3, $1 for from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m . Tuesdays than five years. For m ore children. The center is at 800 St Andrew's Presbyterian Church at the Center for Spiritual information. call (949) 645-9922 , hosts a mental illness support Discovery, 2850 M esa Verde Drive M arguerite, Corona del Mar. For or visit the Web site 'l more information, call (94.9) group from 6:30 to 8 p.m East. Suite 111 . Costa M esa. (714) newcomers·newportbeach.org. 644-3244. Sundays in Dierenfield Hall C at 754-7399. 600 St Andrews Road. Newport The Thursday M orning Wom en's KRISTIN M. SOI I ~ • Licensed Real Estate ~nt Macy's South Coast Plaza Beach. (949) 574-2236. The Rev. Connie Ryckman leads a Club. a 40-year·old friendship • Specializing i11 Neurporr Mesa R.esidenria7 Real &wtt presents ·workshop discussion group using the book club. is seeking new members. ERIC A. Sou~. CFP Wednesdays: A Hands-on The Jewish Family Service of ·conversations with God" from The dub, which includes golf. • 17 Yean Experima • Stocks & Bonds • Mutual Fu11d.1 Gooking Class Programtt hosted Orange County sponsors a noon to 1 p.m . Tuesdays at the bridge, walking and g ourmet by chef Alexx Guevara The class discussion group for adult Center for Spiritual Discovery, sections. meets at 11 a.m on the • Annuities • &tare & Retirement Planning is held from 6 to 7:30 p.m . ct11ldren and their parents from 6 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East. second Thursday of every month • lnvestmmt Banking • SmAU Middle Market Companies Wednesdays at 3333 Bristol St., t o 7 p.m . two Tuesdays a month Suite 111 . Costa Mesa. Bring a at the Radisson Hotel 1n Newport Costa M esa. The cost. including at the Jewish Family Service lunch. (71 4) 754-7399. Beach. The luncheon is $23 and materials. is $30. To reserve a office at 250 E. Baker St. Suite G. includes entertainment. The hotel spot. call (818) 994·5075. Costa Mesa. $1 0 per person, per Marshall's Tee Kwon Do in Costa session. Preregistration required M esa offers free self-defense Voge end rhythm, (714) 445-4950. classes to airline pilots and flight See ONGOING. Page Al4 · vogarhythmics· combines yoga. attendants. Classes are taught by dance and fun. The class is held The Jewish Family Service of three-time U.S. National from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays Orange County has a weekly Champion Tom Marshall at 2850 M esa Verde Drive East. parenting support group. Parents Marshall's is at 333 E. 17th St • Suite 111 , Costa M esa. For more learn strategies for successful Suite 13, Costa Mesa. (949) information. call (714) 754-7399 parenting and for dealing with 574-0122. You Know? the feelings and behavior of their 811tS!U Did The Newport Harbor Nautical children. The group meets from A Dealing with Divorce support "That we are a full service nursery with qualified Museum offers the exhl bit • Joe 10 to 11 ·30 a.m M ondays at the group is offered by Jewish Family Duncan Gleason: Rediscovering Jewish Family Service office at Service of Orange County The California Certified Nursery Professionals and landscape California's M ari ne Art M aster~ 250 E Baker St.. Suite G. Costa group is led by an experienced through Sept. 30. The museum is Mesa. The group will cover designers. We can meet all of your gardening needs. at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway, managing anger, anxiety and Corne in today to ~ Nurseries and let us show Newport Beach. Free admission. peer pressure children 11 For more information. call (949) experience. Preregistration you how. required. (714) 445-4950. QJJ Ut••. Let Your Business 673-7863. Be Our Business lnt8f'fllittl couples with one The Cost11 Mesa Senior Center Jewish partner are invited to has ballroom dancing with live Rabbirt Insurance Agency participate in a d iscussion group music trom the Costa Mesa Alrf'O • HOMF..OWNER.S • Hf..ALn-1 at the Jewish Family Service of Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:30 '11JJ/itf1t-1 \1•1Ct /'I\" NURSERIES, INC.---• p.m . every Tuesday night at 695 Orange County office. The group CO STA MESA SANTA ANA is geared toward dealing with W. 191h St • Costa Mesa. $4. (949) TOM TANAKA, C.C. N.PRO ~ ~ 2 700 Br istol St. issues between interfaith 548-3884. 2 600 "'· Tustin Ave. Manager couples, such as raising children, ~ s r;_, (714) 754-6661 (7 14 ) 633-9200 r , Flowerdale Nursery - Costa~ observing holidays. symbols in Jewish Family Service of Or11nge COMPLETE LANDSCAPING • 45 YEARS EXPERIENCE the home and relationships with County sponsors an ongoing 949-631-77 40 Master Nursery Professional +i I Old ~n Bhd. • Nrwpon Beach extended families. The cost for healing support group for the LICENSE II 308553 «Near Hoag Hospiu.I) three sessions is $45 per couple. chronically ill. The purpose is to Preregistration is required. Call to p rovide participants w ith schedule date and time. The emotional and spiritual support office is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite to manage illness and its G. Costa M esa. (71 4) 445-4950. consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m . Thursdays at the Jewish Women 50 and older can join e Family Service office at 250 E. discussion group coordinated by Baker St .. Costa Mesa. Jewish Family Services to Attendance is free. but address issues such as anxiety, registration is required. (7 14) depression. relationships, 445-4950. loneliness and family. The group m eets from 10 to 11: 30 a.m . Sera~ C1ub No. 350 meets M ondays at the agency offices. from 6 to 10 p.m . Thursdays at 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, Costa Borders Books, Music & Cafe at M esa. Preregistration required. South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St. (714) 445-4950. in Costa M esa. $3. New players are welcom e. (949) 206-9822. Friends of th• Newport Beach Public library Used Book Store The Coin end Stamp C1ub me.ts are asking for patrons to donate from 1 to 3 p.m . M ondays at the books to replenish the dwindling Oasis Senior Center. New stock. Books m ay be left at any of m em bers interested in.t rading, the three branch libraries - buying and selling stamps and Balboa, M ariners. or Corona del coins are being sought to join s lJ M 1\1 I H ~ l 0 n R I r~ G s A L ~ a; - •• - - • - • --· -- ..__ .. - - - - .. ------~----=-~-~--~-~~---~ - -~----. -~---'----- 'I ., Dait1 Pilot addiction are offered In Costa 0.allSenlorc.ntw...... ONGOING Mesa and Newport Beech. (71 4) aid 1Creening1 with a Braille .., n 4-9106 o r Institute repretentatfve, bY Continued from Al 3 (800) 642-0666. The Newport Sports MuMUm, a is at 4545 MacArthur Bt.-d. (714) nonprofit organlution, operates EaMntW w.lght ...... ,."*" a museum at 100 Newport offers interactive and pro~ve ~Mt Uv{.,/{"1 ~ 842-5863. tree Center Orive, Newport Beach. The weight Ion groups. Learn • ~~c.-/u, The Newport 8wh w.ldna ctub museum, which has one of the behavior modification and other ~· AAA,J-lr!. meets at 9 a.m. and 7 p.rrl. w orld's l argest collections of . tedmlques to control your Monday through Saturday, and at sports memorabilia. is open from weight. The cost la $20. Groups )We,'"fw-"-"ft--'f f-M; f 7 p.m: Sunday. Wl\lktrs should 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . weekdays and 10 meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m . Wednesdays and Thursdays at AAA,~~ "'~ -f meet at the lntersectfOI) of a.m . to 3 p.m. c>n Saturday. (949) Hospital Road and Superior 721-9333 or www.newporlspotts 369 San M iguel Drive. Suite 350, f-utfr-i«Mutkts Avenue. Free. (949) 600-1332. museum.org. Newport Beach. (949) 718-9848. The Ametican Legion meets at 7 The Estanda High School Pmwnt The Hope lnsthut9, • center for p.m. the third Tuesday of every Te{lcher Student Assn. hosts a recovery and family education. month. The meetings, which deal monthly paper drive every offers a w om en's support group with veteran issues and Saturday from 9 a.m . to noon in from 6:30 to 8 p.m . Tuesdays at community service, will be held the school's northwest parting 2900 Bristol St., C-206, Costa at the Costa M esa A ir National lot, on the comer of Estancia Mesa. (714) 432-0020. Guard. The national g uard is at North and Placentia. Newspapers 2651 Newport Blvd. Free. M ary that are bound, loose or bagged Oasis Senior c.nt.r has• Holler, (714) 546-27n; or Bill ~ ~lfll J\)l(liflt\or~ • l kX> lJif'-.• are accepted. Cardboard and walking group called Walkers Not Mimlaga, (949) 650-0894. Mt»Ocw.,;:(11. • P_..:.r~ • f~ll'f lo•• ' bound material such as phone Rodters. which meets onoe a tW.,..11.\d ,-,,.,. • ft.•:,"''¥ l•\J IMtbt· • •dW"l I" ~ books and thidt magazines are week to enjoy scenic walks in and ~ll~r-f~tltl ·~ • ~-Wb.J"tl..1 ( A '#ttf 'lf Nightty meetings for thoM who not. Also, bins are available for around the Newport Beach area. want to overcome nicotine V1.1 l lfk) Ort•]· • -·~.-JV \i (°\rllaf • ; f\u11 drop off every day of the month. (949) 644-3244. All funds raised go to the association. Free. The sctiool is at Women Helping Women offets a 2323 Placentia Ave .• Costa Mesa. free peer support g roup for (949) 51 5--6500. women in transition from 3:15 to 4: 15 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous Oasis Senior Center offers a daily meets from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m . telepho ne contact program for Monday through Friday in Room seniors who have a limited local 3 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 support system. They also offer M arguerite Ave .• Corona del Mar. ongoing computer classes that (949) 644-3244. teach the basics of Word, Ou1dten, Print Shop and Internet The Hoag Cancer Centw on.rs a usage. (949) 644-3244. yoga class at 10:45 a.m . Tuesday at 4000 W. Coast Highway, The Costa M esa Communicators Newport Beach. (949) 722-0237. Toastmasters Club meets from noon to 1 p.m . Wednesdays at Body Design and United Studios the Orange County Department of Self-Defense offers kidt-boxing of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive. classes fro m 8:30 to 9:30 a.m . CoS1a M esa. Meetings are open Tuesdays, Thursdays and to anyone who w ants to improve Saturdays at 1000 W. Coast his o r her public speaking skills. Highway, Suite C. Newport (714) 444-8783. Beach. $8 per class. (949) 722-0526. The Newport Beacti Distinguished Toastmasters Club The Al:zheimer's Assn. and Grief 1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m . Suppo rt Group of Newport Villa Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni's WesWilla Rosa co -sponsors a meeting room, 2300 Bristol St .. free support group m eeting for Newport Beach. Call to make caregivers at 7 p.m . the fourth reservations. (949) 646-1 274. Thursday of each month through October at Newport Villa West The Jewish F.mily Serva of Assisted livrng , 393 Hospital Orange County holds group Road, New port Beach. (949) m eetings for younger women to 631-3555. discuss life passages and changes. body images, family, The Alzheimer's Assn. and Mesa relationships, communication, Terrace, a residential community intimacy and sexuality, anxiety for persons with Alzheimer 's and loneliness. The group meets disease and related dementia, at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency offers a free support group fo r o ffice. The office is at 250 E. Baker ca regivers at 6:30 p .m the first The HoneyBaked Cafe is full of surprises, ham. Tuesday of each m onth at Mesa not St., Suite G. Costa Mesa. flow ~ou and 9our lunch budd w s can stor b~ The tfon e~Bal\.ed Cafe for a surpris\.n9l~ wLde Preregistration 1s required. Marcy Terrace, 350 W. Bay St .. Costa Middler, (714) 445-4950. ext. 114. M esa. (7141 283 1111. a.rra~ of dellJes h Bta ck~xwr~ ~Ca_ce . Or e njo~ a The Mesa Messengers Rebecca Lewis leads an animal fres h, crl.sp~ ffia st;er Ch ef Salad. An~, f brealr:~a st' i.s to ~our l\.k(n8, we s e r-.Ve l,t a ll da~ lon8. Toastmasters Club 691 in Co S1a bereavement group that M esa meets at 7 p .m . Tuesdays at specializes in the needs of people Wi,th chow <-' s Li.Ke our l~t and fluff~ tl on e~BaKed Omelettata w t-th TUJ>Ke~, :Avocado a nd M esa Verde United Methodist w ho have sidt or dying pets. It Sw\ss Ch eese or serumrtu:>us Stuffed French Toast. Church, 1701 W. Baker St.. Costa meets at 3 p.m . Tuesdays at 3101 M esa. (714) 540-4446. W. Coast Highway, Suite 311 , So ne xt ti me ;'Jou do lunch, do Lt i.n s~le at'The +lone~BaJl\e d Cafe ... wher•e Newport Beach. The cost is a ~ou'll fi.nd o\/er s i.xt~ d e l i.ci.ous thi.n8"5- /lor> lunch, besl..aes our arnaii.n~ ham. The Newport Beach donation to an animal charity of C-ome see us t.oda~. We'r>e r~ht n e~ door to that famous hcUn store. Distinguished Toastmasters Club the attendee's choice. Call to 1300 m eets from 7 to 9 p.m . make a reservation (949) Open Monday -Wednesday8am.-6Jopm THE HONEYBA Tuesdays at Platt College, 3901 721-5750. Thursday · Saturday 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Call to make reservations. (949) Oasis S4tnior - - .. ... '~THE BEST SMALL SUV .WE'VE E·VER TESTED." - INSURANCE INSTITUTE FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY SUBARU DIMN BY WHAT'S INSIDE 2003 SUBARU FORESTER The world's highest scoring small SUV in crash tests. Sldelmpect 40 MPH From.I on.et &MPHC,...h Average Dam age C ...... 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WMte/T• 14K Mies $119.SOO $167.SOI EYEOPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY Ddi ~Pib· "None ofo ur coache,, s F~ Hobnlon, OCC Athletic Ao~ _ 18 llonoree Director DON BEATTY Deily Pilot Spof1s Editor Richard Dunn: (949) 5744223 • Sports F.x: (949) 650-0 170 Saturday, August 16, 2003 Bl CHECKING OUT A women's .world at OCC Pirate women captured state titles in 2002-03 i~ cross country, basketball and swimming. Bryce Alderton OailyPilot omen reigned at Orange Coas1 College last season. that is, as far as sports go. W The cross country, basketball and swimming teams all won state championships and were part of Coast's seven finalis1 teams to compete for a California crown. Wrtb its lhree state titles, OCC piled up 30 points to build the foundation for Coast's 49.5 points in women's sports, the best in the state. Women's teams at Coast have now captured 33 state titles Combining the men's points, OCC scored a record 70 points to claim the year's California Community College All-Sports Thophy. the third time Coast has won the award. given out for the past l 0 years. Just a few weeks earlier, Coas1 won the conference Supremacy Award, which recognizes overall excellence in athletic achievemenl for the 22nd time in 26 years. Beginning with Athletic Director Fred Hokanson, Coast has an affinity for attract.Ing coaches to its campus. Once some get there, they don't want to leave. Hokanson considers both men's and women's sports under the same umbrella with one goal: winning. Hokanson, also the dean for physical education, has been at Coast as either a coach or administrator 34 years while assistant AD Barbara Bond, the coach of Coast's women's soccer learn, was hired in 1975. Women's basketball Coach Mike Thornton, who teaches at Marina High in Huntington Beach, has guided Coast for 14 years. including its first state-championship team last spring. · None of our coaches are just coaches.· Hokanson said. · They are hard workers who are really educated. Not all of our coaches are full time, but they are all equally concerned about recruiting and achievement UANG HWANGI DAit Y Pll O' "We pay our adjunct coaches part-time and Orange Coast College's Jaycee Mahler, a former Corona del Mar High standout, gets bumped by Genevieve Nolte of San Otego Mesa in a women's expect full-time duty. They aU know that you can't soccer game last season at OCC. The determination on Mahler's fa ce seems to exemphfy the effort of the entire athlebc department. come here, put in two hours and expect to have this state championship team. They are out there Freshman Sherry Tsai set six state records in country teams. along wilh Salo and Watson. champio nships. Nelson also advanced that far in doing the reauiting, counseling and finding winning four individual events and two relays earned confe rence Coach of lhe Year awards. Dave singles. scholarships for these kids. Our coaches know while capturing three national records a l lhe state Fier assisted Knox on the cross country team, people throughout the U.S." championships. won by OCC. which won its eighth state crown. Seven Coach of the Year honors were bestowed Bond earned National Regional Women's Soccer "' Maran is always a t the top of her game."' When selecting a coach. a six-member on Coast coaches last yeai:, including Don Watson Coach of the Year honors alongside the Soulhern Hokanson ~ id . "They are always there." comminee. which 1-lokan~on 1s a pan of. usually and Dave Salo earning state Co-Coach of the Year California regional award Thornton received. Maran led the Pirates 10 the OEC title with narrow-; the candidate pool. Then lhe co mmittee honors for guiding the men's and women's Women's tennis coach Janice Maran and John Ashley Becker and Leah Recker teaming u p to swimming programs. Knox for both women's track and field and cross advance to the round of 16 at the st.a te See OCC. Page 84 HONORS Newport voted top academic squad The Sailors' 3.371 GPA during 2002-03 school year was tops in CIF Southern Section. Luxury 'ImpQtts & Exotic Sports Cars "Cdme visit PBillips Auto ·and experience a leVel of service and · Since 198~ we have sola over 20,000 of the finest automol>iles. 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Ch~ ~. seeded duo of Misty May and streak of undefeated matches 10 Men's and women's maln drdw Bo~ R1x.1Ll trip! Kerri Walsh continued to shine 28 with after play Friday. action bt.'gins at 9 am. today and on the beach Friday on the first Man Fuerbringer. 29. a deco continues until 1:30 p.m., when day of the Huntington Beach rated two-sport star who gradu the women's championship Open, played on the south side a ted from Estancia, and partner match ~ ~uled 10 begin. NBC of the Huntington Beach Pier. Casey Jennings weren't as fortu will televise the match. ·me men's Walsh, who celebrated her nate on the men's side Friday. maln draw will continue a1 3 p.m. 25th birthday Friday, and May, a The top-seeded duo won a with the champion-.hip match Newport Harbor High product, first-round match over Anthony scheduled for I :30 p.m . Sunday. WOMEN'S GOLF YOUTH BASKETBALL Lee leaves Suns soa·r to title UC Irvine in championship Ste N'1A ' our unprecidcnttd buying cluuc tran.~lai.t."S ro Team holds off late Half-court man-to-man forLPGA defense, along with an a mumhh ~1ymcn1 in 'JOt'1" prW ~ · We art t~ rally by Lakers to effective press, helped the ne>ruu®k 1JT\ our huge array of new ~J C-3.f~ win by five points. Suns to victory. Sedan.t. H~ rn ~ tock , tlie mmt an,..._he-re. Wanting 10 focus more on golf, Jaon CemJua led the Suns Cuwu Oil a ~llL~ tr&Jtfe,m aLlc~ Stella Lee, who finished ~nd in The Suns, a fifth-grade (9-0) with 12 points on 6-of·9 - --..:i Tlll'lt' =Money' the Big West Conference as a summer basketball team shooting while M.aJcolm sophomore for UC lrvine's from Costa Mesa. deCeated Falgen and Ou1s Whllelegge women's team last season. con· the Lakers, 33-28, to claim each tallied six points. Alo firmed she wiU forego her junior the Boys & Girls O ub league Jo0y, Kellon Truxton, Cody year and attempt to qualify for championship at the Lou Pet.en and Taylor Slim each the LPGA Tour. Lee. 19. will leave Yantom branch made contributions with for Venice, Fla, lhursday and be The Suns jumped to a strong coring, Pebounding gin Q-school Aug. 26. lf she 28- l 1 lead after three and derense. doesn't make the cut. Lee. an Ir quaners and withstood a Davis Brown. C.Ole McCrea vine resident and two-time first fourth-quaner comeback by and Buzzy Yokoyama led the team All· Big West player. said she the Lakecs to prevail. Lakers (7-Z) in scoring. wiU then compete as an amateur. FROM THE SIDELINES True war stories from Newports Muniz ormer Newpon Harbor Mum1 said the South P-ciClfi C. High foot.ball playe r Joe he fir<>I Mun11, the father of three Muniz shared the cru1 -.ed by chLldre n. recalls h1 s prep day<> F worldly view spoken by Nd~c1'>dk1 spam n~ Wlth athletic director Mayor ltcho Ito ot Nagasaki, down a ri ver Rdlph Reed in rhe upstairs gym. Japan. relative to the atomic helping • lleedy and I were really good bombing of the city Aug. 9, Marine\ buddies. Muni/. said. "He liked 1945, by a U.S. B-29 bomber aboard a to pul on lhe gloves and have that marked the grim end or landing barge me go a few rounds with him. World War II. About 70,000 aim for an Heedy wa'i quite a boxer.· residents died. inland Mun11 remembers that h1~ Hiroshima, Japan suffered a DON locauon for brother, Manuel, and the greater loss in the first atomic CANTRELL occupauon legendary fullback 1l arold bombing earlier that week. du ti e'>. SheOln were powerhouses in Mayor Ito said the 58th "My navy buddies and I later boxing and that Reed would anniversary prompted him to went up the river in a s mall never allow the two big m en to stress that the world's nudear navy boat and we could see the ever collide during sports powers had dealt dangerous devastation: Muniz said. · 11 seasons. Reed was concerned setbacks 10 arms-c:cmt.rol wu strange to see CriendJy for their safety in a wide-open efforts. Japanese on the shoreline match. Muniz. who observed the waving to us happily. I presume Joe Mumz grew up with aftermath of the bombing days they were showing their another love: riding and caring later clearly saw the massive pleasure to see that war was for hor~cs. I-l e recalled from his Impact. He ls in total accord over. They had been at war for a teenage days a top favorite that arms-control efforts are long time, long before WWII." named, w·nny." vttal to world peace and Muniz said he and his mates With great amusement, he harmony. The former gridder had Initial concerns and feared recalled how he invited younger feels the U.S. has made some sniper attacks. "like tho<;e we brother AJ to ride Tiny if he serious responsible efforts to have heard about in Iraq. Rut wished. In time, AJ made it clear help others talc.e actions to that did not happen in with the horse and control arms. Nagasaki.~ subsequently came to calling Prior to Nagasaki, his older "Looking back.· he said. "I the horse, "Killer.· not Tiny. brother, Manuel, a '42 CIF never knew about Manuel's Muniz. 77. still maintains a selection for the Harbor High_ injury untiJ after lhe war, when hobby of raising and racing football championship team, I returned home. Then I learned horses, both quarter horses and was wounded on the nearby that he had already left to enroll thoroughbreds. But. "Ollclts island of Okinawa and earned at Arizona Slate University.· Beduno.· which means unruty the Purple Heart. Due lo the draft In WWII, a man in English, was retired Family and friends have male could be drafted after he after a leg Injury and now uked Joe Muniz now and then passed 18. Hence, Muniz and stands as a stallion In Hemet. lf he ever planned a return visit '« gridmate Dick Freeman had MI was sky high about thal to Nagasaki. IO leave two weeb before the horse,· Joe Muniz saJd. "He won "I would have cooaidered grid seuon e nded. Freeman a lot of races and earned a many years ago," he Aid. "But was aJdetracked for medJcal half-million dollars. There were nowt feel the wh<>le area bu attentJon wbUe Muniz was so many write-ups. He raced as built up and changed hurried on to navaJ ttalning a two-year-old and a dramatically... camp, then llUpped overseas to three-year-old." ----. ·~ ...---. . . . - -- · ·- · -- ---~ ..... ·- •Jll9r~ .....-....--,.... - ·- - - • M Saturday, August 16, 2003 S POR TS Oaity Piiot Above, Orange Coast College's Hanni Geider of Estancia High popularity l>hould be golf. shows her winning form m the softbaU and badminton. We women's 400.meter hurdles. occ ORANGE COAST staned badminton two year. ago Top nght, OCC's Krystle Dav i ~ Continued from Bl COLLEGE WOMEN'S and we now have larger hammers one past Canyon's COACHES numbers and better player. with Heather Rod in Southern chair, college prc~ident and vtcl' Allen llodgert at lhc helm." California regional volleyball president make Lhe final hiring Allan Hodgert- badminton Along wilh the perceivetl playoff action. Below, Mike decision. 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