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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2004
D.A. investigates mishandling of ballots
Volunteer for 68th District Assembly
candidate Van Tran delivers filled-out
ballots to the Orange County Registrar.
Allcla Robinson
Dally Pilot
trlct Assembly seat
The Tran campaign called the
situation "an innocent mistake," l;>W. political opponent Mark
._.s said it is evidence of far-
ther-reaching voter fraud.
a number of absentee ballots to
the Orange County Registrar of
Voters' office along with letters
from the voters requesting new
Republican ballots for the pri-
mary, assistant registrar of voters
Suzanne Slupsky said.
"What we told the representa-
tive Is that there is a statute that
stipulates that voters will only re-
turn their ballots to a poll worker
or the Registrar of Voters," she
said.
Absentee voters who have de-
clined to state party affiliation
can request ballots for the Re-
publicail, Democratic and
American Independent parties in
primary elections, Slupslcy said.
The Registrar of Voters would
The Orange County District At-
torney's office is investigating the
mishandling of ballots by a vol-
unteer for Van Tran, a Republi-
can candidate for the 68th Dis-
On Feb. 9 and 10, a representa-
tive of Tran's campaign delivered
He also brought six absentee
ballots that had been filled out by
voters, she said. State election
codes state that only election of-
ficials or poll workers can receive
voted ballots, Slupsky said.
'I had to figure out if someone was lying to me, right? Well, that's easy. I do that for a living.'
Costa Mesa Police Officer Larry Fettis on his strategy tor playing ·Hollywood Squares·
STEVE McCRANK/DNLY PILOT
Costa Mesa Police Officer Larry Fettis recently competed on a law enforcement·themed episode of the game show
"Hollywood Squares.~ Fettis came away from the show with a Jeep Wrangler as well as $2,000.
Pettis gets a square
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
Costa Mesa Police Officer
Larry Fettis has never had
much luck with luck.
Until he applied to get on
"Hollywood Squares" during
the game show's Crime
Fighters Week, which fea-
tures law enforcement offi-
cials.
Fettis, 33. a bike patrol of-
ficer with the police depart-
ment, won a 2004 Jeep
Wrangler and 52.000. He also
got to meet television stars
I who played lead roles on cop
shows he watched as a child.
But above all, Fettls 611ally
managed to slap those hand-
cuffs on Lady Luck and bring
One of Costa Mesa's finest
wrangles a Jeep and $2,000
on 'Ho llywood Squares'
her home to his garage.
"I usually don't win any-
thing," Pettis said, with a
laugh. "I had n o expecta·
tions when I walked into that
studio."
But once he was in the hot
seat, the answers came to
him. A few were wild guesses
and a lot of it was common
sense. And of course, it was
always nice when he knew
the answers for sure.
"The shocker came when I
got picked for the bonus
round," he sald, still sound-
ing thriUed about it. '
To get there, he got five out
of eight correct in the rapid-
fire round. He had a chance
to the win the Jeep, but first
he had to put the key In the
ignition and start it. If the car
made a whining, complain-
ing noise. the Jeep was gone.
But if it started and purred
Uke a kitten. Fettis had woo .
The officer stuck the key in
the ignition and attempted
to start it.
FAMILY TIME
"I was hoping to hear
some noise. but I couldn't
hear anytJ1ing." he said.
"And I thought to myself that
I had Jost."
But then suddenly he saw
the audience get up on their
feet, clapping and cheering.
The celebrities were smiling.
And the host walked up to
him and said : "Congratula-
tions! You won!"
"I just couldn't believe it,"
said Fettis. ''I've never been
luclcy enough to win any-
thing. But this was just un-
believable."
• ll}e taping was done in
November. but the show will
air at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday
SH SQUARE, Pa1e A4
The dulling of the cable generation
I suppose I re8ny should
thank Janet Jacbon for
supporting what I've been
yammering about for the past
seven years. That Is, nearly all of
what is shown on television is
garbage.
· Jackson only made It worse
by ambushing parents during
what should have been a
G-rated.prognun.
Last Tu.e9day, an astute letter
writer ofmic:l In response that
)mdn 1lmbedake should also
be called on the carpet for this
pldful perfonnance. After all.
wun\ he the one who ripped
the clothing
ofoff
Jaclcson's
body to
reveal her
barebrea.~
Although
It Is a good
point. the ._ _ __..__ _ _, answer Is
"no" and
here's why. Mfaras .
STEVE
SMITH our society I
has come In furthering the
status of women -we even
have women on the SuJ>l"'fle
'1
Court -we still have a long
way to go. And in situations
such as this, like most other
people, I judge what I can't see
bued on what I can see. And
the reflections of the \Wmen I
see in our society through the
media are not very ftattertng.
Oh sure. there are always
st.ones of heroic women or
smart women or strong women.
but the~ that selll soap Is
still very demeaning. The
women taking pert In these
roles. whether it's a comrnerciaJ.
a program or a musk: video.
have sold out for a buck.
The fact Is that Janet Jackson
had 100% of the power in
deciding whether to go ahead
with this scheme. If she did not
want to ftip the switch to make
it happen, It wasn't going to
happen and It didn't matter
what Jmdn 11mberlake thought
-he was In on It from the
beginning and I doubt be had
one restle8I moment deciding
whether to move forward. It was
not up to him.
In the end, Jacbon made a
choice that set a bad example
... FNa.Y,P .. eM
mail the requested ballot to the
voter after receiving a request in
writing or in person.
in themselves.'" Johnson said of
the voted ballots.
Her office referred the matter
to the Orange County District At-
torney on Feb. 13. she said.
··11 was an innocent mii;tak.e
and in every other respect we're
completely complying with the
law." he said.
The volunteer was asked by
some voters to deliver their bal-
lots and their requests for Repub-
lican ballots, said "Ihm campaign
consultant Wayne Johnson.
Leyes calleQ a press conference
Oil the issue rriday afternoon
outside the Registrar of Voters'
office to ask the U.S. a11umey's
office to Investigate Lhe issue.
"The clerk told him. 'No. you
can't do that; they have to bring it See BALLOTS, Page AS
Voters won 't
have say on
1901 Newport
Residents opposed
to the size of the
housing complex
failed to deliver a
referendum petition.
Deirdre Newman
Dai ly Pilot
COSTA MESA -Resi-
dents will not get to vote on
the controversial 1901 New-
po rt Boulevard condo
project since a referendum
effort missed its deadline
Thursday.
The proposed high-d en·
sity condominium was fi-
nally approved in January
after a lawsuit was fil ed
against the city and a resi-
dents' group by the devel-
oper. ·
Opponents frustrated
with the high density of the
project -double what is
SPORTS
called for in the general
plan -started circulating
petitions in late January. It
was a lack of time. ·not lack
of support, that derailed
their attempt. said former
councilwoman I leather
Somers.
"The referendum at this
point is 11nished -only be-
cause we ran Olli of time,
not hecausc we 'l'an out of
effort or concern." Some rs
said. "We still have a num-
ber of people and concerns.
We're just refocusing our di-
rection at this puin1."
The Ci ty Council ap-
proved the proiect on Jan.
20 along with " rt.:s1,1 ... 1;v••
approving a general plan
amendment tu allow the
high density. Opponents be·
gan circulating petitions to
force the council to rt'peal
the approval or s ubmit thl'
See NEWPORT, Page A4
Golf writer adds
name to Guinness
book of records
Larry Olmsted
travels 7 ,496 miles
between rounds,
finishing at Pelican
Hill, in one day.
Br1ce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT COAST -The
Guinness Book of World Re-
cords will have to be altered
after a round of golf played at
Pelican J IUI Golf O ub on
Wednesday.
Larry Olmsted, a freelance
golf and travel writer. set a
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WEATHER ~
Here comes the rain again.
SHPaceA2.
new record for greatest dis-
tance traveled hctween two
rounds of golf on the same
day after he completed his
IA-hole round on Pelican's
North Course at 5: 15 p.m.
with playing partner I tans
Maissen. Pelican's general
manager. He traveled 7.496
miles, breaking the previous
record set by Nobby Owens
of Encino. who traveled 5,954
miles between rounds.
Olmsted, a Hartland, Vt.,
resident, teed off at the New
South Wales Golf Oub in Syd·
ney. Australia, at 7:30 a.m. He
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FORUM SPORTS
Because of the cover age of
candidates In the Mardi
primerjes, there will be no
Forum page. It will return
Sunday.
The Newport·Meaa District
boya baaketball aeaaon
officially enda as Corone del
Mar fella to La Canada in the
C1F playo"9.
See Pase Bl
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A2 S.:Jturd.ly, february 21. 2004
BOOMERS & BEYOND
Wearing a cape of good hope
E 11.zabeth du Tolt js
the owner of
Consign Etc. in
Co~ta Mesa. She first
came to the Newport-Mesa
area in 1975 and d ecided to
s tay pl'rmanently in 1982.
Du Toil is a native of
Arniston. a smaJI fishing
viJlage in South Africa. She
firsr made her way to
America from her quaint
village w lwn she was only
2 1. She's an independent,
duwn-tO·C'Urlh woman who
t·njoys life.
'I he !i2-ycar-old
hu-;inc'\o;wornan sat down
with lhc Pilot's Luis Pena
this wc<'lc and talked about
1h c past, present and the key
10 heing happy aJI the time.
Where did you grow upf
1111' <;0111lw1 nmtbt lip of
i\frirn. ri~hl where 1he Allanm:
.11111 lhc• Indian ocl':m s meet.
\mh1011 i' al"' known fur lhc
lillk li,hcrn1;111's ro1tages.
l't•uplt• romt· and ~>ttint them
1111111 all owr the world. lt''i also
lnown fm ih cave'>. h has one
nf the lart(<''t rnv~ in the world.
It wa .. fUl•I a Huie fi!>ht•rman'b
v1llal(l', and my mother had a •
l1111t, hn1d lltl•rc, and I went lo
l111ard111K "'hcml 14 miles away.
II wa1-vt'ry 4uic1. There were
only 1wu l,11nilics -us havin~
1111' ho1c•I and ano1her family
hJvi ng a i.hop, like a
t 1111v1·111r111·1· ... wre-1ype shop.
Ami 1hcn of cuur-.e there are ;1
1111 of huliday lmn11'!\ where
1woph· lOlltt.' 1111d v;,1ca1ion, bul
111 1lw wi11h'r li'1t 1101 reaJly thal
hui.y, hul w(•ekends normally
1111' of (>t'OJ>le. TI1e fl'St of lhc
p~·nph· 11tu1 li ved theft' were the
fi,ht•rml'll, and tJ1ey lived in
1hc,t· 11ny h11lc :.lune collages.
What kind of chlJdhnod dJd
you haver
Yt•ry hJppy, very difTcrC'nl
1h.m mo .. t American kids. My
1:1;11111111.1 h.1d hought a lillll'
d11m It 111 11t" ht lie village. '>o all
rny fdm1ly J.:1>1 married in 1hi!>
li111t• cl11m h. And I mean. at 12
yc·;ir' oltl. wt.• '!Urfcd . i was the
lir.i i.:11 I 'ltrf1·r in South Afric•1.
~· ii wa:o. a very different
r hildhood. very much different
1lt.111 till' l..jcJ, lwrc. And I mean
we hacl 1111 ll'll'Vt!\ion, so thal
w1ll 1dl y1111 .• 111d 110 electricity.
i\11 l'lt·t lrit II)' wa' genera1ed by
BOOMERS
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TOOAY
The C.lffomla fWtired Teechers
Association, Harbor Division No.
77 will hold a meeting for
members and their guests were
Medicare will be discussed at
noon at the Costa Mesa
Neighbortlood Community
Center, 1845 P8rlt Ave.
Information: (949) 651·5082.
a generator (gas powered!. And
they wanted to keep It that way
because it's very remote. That's
what the place was known for,
because it waoi so desolate in a
way. And yea. aJJ the weaJthiest
pt.'Ople had homes there. I went
lo a private boarding school
where there were about onJy 12
children. And so your pa.rents
would drop you off on a
Monday and come and pick you
up on a Friday. It was difficult. l
mean. 6 years old and you go
away from home. It was fun
because the school that I went
to in that town only has about
5,000 people. so you know
everybody. Never bored. we had
an agenda on Saturdays. You
would go to the movies. And ifs
a typicaJ small little village -
everybody knows everybody's
business. obviously, and goes to
church on Sundays.
How dJd you t:nd up ln
Newport-Mesaf
1975 was the first time I came
here and then permanentJy
since 19112. I think it's probably
because It reminded me most of
home. I think I feh comforlable
because the climate was kind of
the same and yet I could see
1>now. because I'd never seen
!>OOW until I was 21 years old.
What are your gr-Htest
ac:compUahmenttf
Wow. there's a 101. I can start
when I was 6 and 8, I saved two
people from drowning, I
thought tha1 was pretty good.
We lived 35. 50 feet from the
ocean. And I started swimming
when I was :i or 4 years old. I
always got a spanking for going
in 1he deepest. A couple of
times. you know, kids were in
1ruuble. One time It was a kid
and another time h was an
adult. My mother 1augh1 me
~urvtYal skills. We gol taugh1
chat very young because
obviously we didn't have any
h11by-si11er!>. I oome from a very
tllhJclic family, so we all eitcclled
in sports in somt• way or
another ... My uncle was the
!>ecre1ary of the prime minis1er
In South Africa. so I'm one of
1he only few people lhal have
slept, like in yo ur White House,
I slep1 in the Parliament,
Underneath they had Oats,
apartments. Now those
apartmenls are offices. I even
<;pent my 61h birthday 1here.
And that is something 10 be
proud of becau!.C no one else
TUESDAY
AAFV' will ho9t a drMng dau lot
mature drivers to sharpen their
skills from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The cost is $10 per
person. Information: (714)
657-3340.
The Costa ~ Seniof Cent9r
will host a ballroom Mardi Gras
dance with live music by Betty's
Trio. The event is 7:30 to 10:30
p.m. at 695 W. 19th St .. Costa
Mesa. Refreshments and desserts
will be served. Costumes are
optional. The cost Is $4.
lnformation:(949) 645-2356.
WEONESOAY
MW wtl ho9t a drtvtng dell fot
mature drivert to sharpen their
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has done it See. the Huie town
tha1 I grew up in is like a
farmer's community, and so
mostly lf kids leave, they go to
university or army becau e It's
mandatory for boys to go to the
army or military. Very few
people leave, so for me. at Z \ 10
leave, it made like Lhe
front-page news because they
couldn't believe that a little girl
here from the country is going
Ill go 10 America and take ii on
by herself, I didn't see any
amazement in tha1, but I guess
people thought its guti.y.
because my friends here tell me
that if they think of the
hardships that I wen1 through.
they shouldn'I complain about
1heir lriviaJ li1tJe things. because
if I could have donr it, they
could have done it. I care abou1
people. I did the same thing in
South Africa. but go Sunday~ 10
Mexico and give toys 10 the kids
that don't have any toys. Ir's
actuaJly li1tle things thal arc
more meaningful to me.
skills from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road.
Coste Mesa. The cost is $10 per
person. Information: (714)
557-3340.
ONGOtNG
The County of o,.nge Integrated
Waste Management Department
is offering a free program to
homebound, elderly and disabled
residents, Assisted Residential
Collection Service. The program
will collect household hazardous
waste for qualified residents
through Maren 31. Information:
(7141834-6762,
http;/lwww.oclandfills.com.
0.. Senior c.ntar holds.
pancake breakfast from 8 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Breakfast Includes
Alm RotJinlor1
Potllice. business and environment
reporu,r, (9491 764-4330
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If you could redo one
moment or Incident lo your
Ufe, what wuuld It beJ
Probably not. because my life
has been good to me and I've
had lots of highlights in my life.
I just think when you're older,
you're more wise, don't you
think? I mean when we're
f oung. we think we know ii all
and when you gel 10 my age.
you think you knew it all. I don't
want 10 go backward.
Whal ~o other than
youn would )"OU Db to have
trledf
I would say an archJtect, to
leave a legacy behind with
beautiful buildings. I have a love
for old buildings' architecture. I
thinJc it's great. The feeling you
~et when you go into these old
cathedrals and you see like
Michelangelo, the paintings,
and you lhinlc. wow, and it's
been here for so long. I mean if
it wasn't there. we wouldn't even
know who he was. He would be
pancakes. sausage, coffee and
orange juice for $3, $1 for
ch ildren. The center is at 800
Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-3244.
Passages 50-Plut IUpport group
for women 50 and older is a
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such as anxiety,
depression, relationships,
loneliness and family. The group
meets at 7 p.r'n. Wednesdays at
the agency offices, 250 E. Baker
St., Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required. (71 4)
445-4950.
The er...1nl1ttut9 off9r'I free
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer sc:raen. The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
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in the books. I just think thats
one of the greatest
achievements, if you can build
things that are there for life, like
a monument or a statue, and
yet It's not to make me famous.
It's lcind of like a background
worker, because what will be
famous will be the name of the
building. nor who designed 1he
thing.
What are IOmt: differences
between a typlcal day in your
Ufe now ventua • day In your
Ufe 20 yean lgOf
Well, I thlnJc you have
responsibiUty now. When you
were younger, you don't. We all
think that we can still achieve.
When you're young. you have
time to achieve, whereas you
get to this age and it's like, 'OK
am I going 10 live anolher 20
years to achieve so mething. or
should I just be happy wi th
what I am.' I think I was a lot
more carefree, because when
you're younger, you feel
Ave .. Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821-5000.
The Costa Mesa 8-nior Center
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Betty's Trio from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday
night at 695 W. 19th St., Costa
Mesa. $4. (949) 548-3884.
Jewish Family Setvice of Or.nge
County sponsors an ongoing
healing support group for the
chronically ill. The purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to manage illness and Its
consequttnces. The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Family Service office. 250 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa.
Attendance is free, but
registration is required. (714)
K£NTTR£PTOW /DAILY PILOT
invincible.
What Is the greatest lesson you'w learned in your urer
Humility, honesty,
communication, because 1he~1
made me an even-tempcrl'd
person. I don't have any highs
or lows-I'm always 1he \amc.
Thal takes a lot to learn, lo be
even-tempered and alwayi. be
happy. I'm very positive, ne\'er
negative. To give ~u an
example, I'm alone but not
lonely.
What do you treasure mostl
Life. because you know how
quickly ii can be laken awa}'·
People k.illing people, killing
animals, people have no rrgard
for a human being. I'm 1101
saying everybody, bul you ~re
ii in the news every day, ~11 I
chink we sh<'uld be gratdul to
be alive every day. Thal 's "hy I
chink I live day 10 day. huppy
every day a nd grateful for wh,11
I have.
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Newport city manager
may get 4% pay raise
June CaH1r.nde
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH
Council members on Tues-
day are expected to give City
Manager Homer Bludau a 4%
"' :.
; . raise, which would bring his
total yearly compensation to .
. .
$186,645. .
vwe feel that Homer has
really brought the city staff
together and is doing a really
good job." said City Council-
man Don Webb, who along
with councilman John Hef-
fernan and Mayor Tod Rldge-
WdY made up the committee
that recommend the in-
• crease. r: Bludau's current salary is
:.. $178,505 plus $7,410 In ~ health benefits for a total
~ compensation of $185,645.
"'
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Unlike managers or some
other cities. Bludau does not
receive a car allowance. His
proi)osed raise would bring
his base salary to $186,645
and his total compensation
to $194,055.
.Bludau saJd he suggested
applying the raise for two
years, even though his con-
tract is renewable annually.
He said that this will save the
city from having to raise his
salary again next year, when
budgets might be even tight-
er.
"I feel like the budget situa-
tion next year is going to be
very difficult so I proposed
that I get a one-time 4% in·
crease and the second time I
don't get an increase.· Bludau
said. "I think that's fair con·
sidering the financlaJ situa-
PktL
Up
y.-
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c-4'
lion the city might be in next
year.•
Bludau added that the 4%
raise is on par with raises for
other groups in the city, such
as police and fire employees.
The committee ~me up
with its recrimmendation af·
ter reviewing city manager's
salaries throughout Orange
County. Right now, Bludau's
pay is ranked 15 out of23 cit·
les surveyed. With the raise,
he would move up to the 13 or 23. The city with the high-
est-paid manager in the
county is the city of Orange,
which pays $228,986.
• Unlike most employees in
the city, Bludau answers di·
rectly to the city council. He
has an Individual contract
with the city, which is usually
renegotiated every~·
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rnEE Semimr (Costa Mesa)
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M Se!Ufday. February 21. ~004
NEWPORT
Continued from Al
project to u public vote. rt1e
petftlons specmcally referred to
the t1t;e-ncy'11 adoption of the
rc ... olution in January.
l'1>11tlonli for referendums
huvl' 10 bt· fi.l<'d 30 days after
the 1kcii.lon thl•y refor to. said
Chy Cleric tulle Polcik. So. in
thi~ 1'o1'>c, the petitions were
due I hur.,dJy
Hut the lradrn, or the refer·
end11111 111ov1•mcnt were basing
the :m day<> on the date of the
~econd rending of the project
on Feb. 2, Somers said. 111 thli.
reacting. tlw council apj1rnved
an nnhnanc P chan.:ing tlw mu
Oil ip.1 l l·od1• tu ;allow tor cl1111hlc•
thl' d1·11<;11y .1ll<1Wl•d Ill till' Kl'll
1•t.1I pla11.
M,1yur <.ot1ry M1111ah.111 ,,11d
tht.· r1•lt·rt•mh1111 tJiJn't haVI' any
t h.111u· of '11n:1.·"
"It\ a Vl'rV .:11otl pmjl'CI."
Monaha11 'Jltl "It wa~ worked
un hard hy u111c11~· l(WUp~ JJttl
1•v1·ry 1 orw1•111 11( th1· ne1ghhor'>
w;" <1lh•vin t1•d 111 th1.• final prucl
uct And I ldt that the thretit of
rc•f1•n•11d11m wai. dl-conrciwd
Jlltl without 11ll'rit ..
l:lomen. suid .. ltl· didn't k11ow
how 11\any of 1 he 4. 700 '11-(llJ
tun•' 111•1•clt•d h.1d ht•1•11 uh·
t,lllJ(•cl
\1111 t• tlwy m•"<'d tht•ir t11 .. 1d
line. oppuncnlt> will rnntinue
111 prcb.s city leadcrN on the fi.
mtndaJ details ol the project.
urners said. r1ley are espe-
cially intere led in liJ1ding out
more ahout the S l.5-mH1ion
'iul>i.idy lhe city off ercd to in-
d111·1· Ru11er Development to
dccrcabc the dcnsily from 161
to 145 unit.s. Somers udded.
"We have not seen the finan -
cials -Lhc puhllc has not had
Jcrel>S to that and when you're
giving away public runds or
makJng a gift, they should bt:
accessible to find o ut cxaclly
what the (financial details!
arc·." she said.
Somers said she is apprehen-
"vc about the precedent l11b
prnject will set.
·11 ran very well timulatc
the county to 1>ay, 'You uper-
c1.•cled your own i.;rowth maxi-
mums and you'n• ~timuluting
t lw need to pur t ht• f I ~Hh Srreet I
hridge in. which agai11 the citi·
1.ens or C:oMa Mrsa tlo not
wa nt,'" Somers 'aid
Hutter 1Jevelopme111 official~
have not announced }'l't
whether they will lw ablf' to
h11ild the modifktl project as it
was approved. 'o tlwir luw,ui1
dJtain'it rhe city'' still pt•111ling.
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Conbnued from Al
was done by I p.m. and on a
DJght to Los Angeles by 3:30 p.m.
"rbe plane touched d~ in LA.
at 10 a.m. and Olmsted made it
to Pelican I lilt in time for a 12:30
p.rn . stanlng time.,
Conditions weren' the mos!
ldt'al a\ Pelican Hill. but Olmsted
fought through it
• 1 was going to play no matter
whul. ft Olmsted said. ·11 rained
sulidly the first 13 or 14 holes,
but Lhan it stopped and the sun
came out. We saw Lhe oc-ean on .
the closing holes. I've played in
the Brilish Isles and it was far
worse there than it WdS IWednes·
duyl.ft
Olmsted birdied the par-4 18th
on the Nonh Course, knocking
h~" approach shot 10 within four
feet of the cup and draining the
en!tuing putt. II was his onJy
birdie during the 36 holes.
Oltmted thumbed through the
n•cord book five month& ago and
clwse the two public courses
<iince thcy each had ca<>y access
to airports and were botJ1 rated
wry high. ro use his time most effi·
cicntl y. Olmsted didn't bring his
own clubs to LA. to avoid wait-
. 1ng at baggage claim. I le used a
rental <.el at Pelican Hill. lie said
the trip went smoothly except for
a few minor missteps.
"'l11c f cab I driver in Sydney
didn't know where the course
wa.'> and then I found out I was
playin~ in the midst of a mem-
bers' compeotion. I rented a car
and th<.')' didn't have my rcserva·
tion."
Nothing rnuld take away from
the experience. though.
"My real forte is travel and it fit
nicely. It was also the easiest I re-
cord 10 break), ft Olmsted said
SQUARE
Continued from Al
on <'.BS. Most celebrities who
playt·d the game were actors
from mp showi. such as !!rile f:.s·
trada of ·c1 liP<;" and Martin
Milner and Kent McCord from
·Adam 12."
Fc11is enter<'d Lhe game show
rcl11c1;ullly just because of his
unfovomble trac.:k record. But his
friend.-. pushed him and he went
through Lhe interviews and test.
··n1eir wrinen test was kind of
interesting." he said. ·Tuey had
questions in there like, 'Where
docs Route 66 end in Califor·
nia?'"
ft>llis wa.-; perfect for the part,
said Fern McMiJJan. l11e show's
supervil.ing contestant coordj-
nntor.
•tte wai. outgoing and he had
the energy and what ii rakes to
handle Lhe situation," she said.
"I le did Incredibly well.''
It\ not an easy game to win,
McMillan said.
"Most people think it's like tic-
tac-toe on paper," she said. ·eut
it's a lot more than that."
Fellis said he understood the
game and strategy as soon as it
was explained to him.
"I had to figure out if someone
was lying 10 me, right?ft he sald.
"Well, tJ1at's easy. I do 1ha1 for a
living. ft
Pettis kept a pretty serious fa.
ciaJ expression throughout the
progrnm, McMillan said.
"Rut when he won that car,
Lhat's when he really let go and
cut loose," she said. "He seemed
so cxdted. He was adorable."
AFTER HOURS
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SPECIAL EVENTS
MT OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College la offering a
nine-pert film history on Atfred
Hitdlcodt. Retired occ profeuor
H. Arthur Tauaig wifl moderate the
seriN. Eecti 988liofl witl be held 81
6:30 p.m. one Friday eect\ month.
The events wiN be held at OCC'S
Ane Am Hall 118. Admluion is S6
for adults end S6 for seniors and
OCC ltUdents.. Information tnd
tktets, call (71•) '32-6880, , •
hlp:/..WWW.oocridets.com.
-st••ER'
Three r,.... Ptoduction• wtll
pt'9elflt ·Shimmer,· a a.tiw
el(ploretion of art. mu.le, drtme,
danoe. video and poetry, 818 p.m.
todev In 1he ~ ThMlre 81 eo... Mtu High Sch>ol, 2860
Fainltew Roed. Colite Mtu. Tlcbca
COit $10, lnfonndon: (949)
S.-2600, .. 302.
ALL-~RtCM BOYS CHORUS
The A.ll-.Amet1can Bovs Chorus will
hold en eud1tion cell for boys ea-
8 to 10 In the INrd hough tHlh
greda Auditions ........
piece from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.
Tueay lit~ heedqueMra,
• FW Or., gete 1¥t off Altnglon.
Colite Mtu. lnbmMlon: (71'>
Larry OlmS'ted, a golf and travel writer. set a new record for greateS't
distance traveled between two rounds of golf on the same day.
laughing. ·1 initially intended tu
set a new record. but realiz.ed it
would be easier to break an ex·
isling record.
"This is something Lha1 if any·
one ebc wants to do it. they
could. ft he said.
• 8R'r'CE ALDERTON covers sports.
He may be reached at 1949)
574-4222 or by e-mail at
bryce.aldertson@latimes.com.
COURTESY or AARON MONTGOMERY
Costa Mesa Police Officer Larry Fettis, shown here with game
show host Tom Bergeron, will appear on "Hollywood Squares"
during the show's ·crime Fighters Week,• which starts Monday.
Fettis b planning on M>lling
the Jeep 10 fund his pet project
-restoring his classic Mustang.
And he's open to entering
more or these contests.
"All it 1aJccs is some self-confi-
dence and tJ1at willi ngness to
make that phone call." Fe11is
708-1670, http;llwww.taabc.org
MUSIC
HERBERT BlOMSTEDT ANO
THE ROYAL COHCERTGEBOUW
ORCHESTRA
The Philhannonic Society of
Orange County will present
Herbert Blomstedt conducting the
Royal Concertgebouw Orctlestra.
The event begins at 7 p.m. today
with a pre-conoet1 lecture. The
concert will be at 8 p.m. at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Meea. Tidlets cost from S20
to $60. Information: (949) 553-2422,
hflp:llwww.phllharmonic
society.Otg.
CARMEN BRADFORD
~ Newport Bead'I City Am
Commlaion wll pr9'fMlt Grammy AMrd-winnmg jazz vocafist end
profeuor of music at USC Cannen
Bradford, In a peffonnence end
telt from 3 to ' p.m. F«>. 28 in the Friendl Meeting Room at the '
Newport Bud\ Central l.ltnry,
1000 Awe**>~ .• Newport
8eec:h. lnformaidon: (949) 717..:.70,
htrp:/Mww.~
~Otg.
MOSCOW STATE RADIO
SVW. IONY ORCttESTRA
The Moecow State Redo
Symphony Orctleltra wil perfonn
WOfb bv Sergei~ a18
p.m. ~ 2 end en
el-TcNlrawty progt••• •I p.m.
Merctt 3 • the IMne lerdey
Theeere, OU Campus~
IMne. The ont.tra ~be
said.
And a lot of luck.
• OEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
roached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharoth c~/at1mes.com.
conducted by Pavel Sorokin.
Tdets cost S44 and $59.
Information: (949) 854-4646,
http://www.classlcalardlives.com/
artistslmoscow.html.
SYWHONIC BERNSTEIN
Orange Coast Coffege's Symphony
Ordlestra will perform music from
"West Side Story" and "Candide"
at 6 p.m. March 6 81 OCC's Robert
B. Moore Theatre. OCC's 100-\/0ice
choral will join the symphony in
the evening performance.
Information: 1714) 432-5880.
CABARET BY 'M BAY
Duke's P\ace will hoct cabaret by
the Bay to beneftt local dlerities at
9 p.m. with a prelhow dinnef in
the Arat cabin .-.Urant at 7:30
p.m. Men:h 10, April 14, May 12
and June 16. The cost Is $10 for the
show and $37.50 for the ditnlr.
lnfomlation and reeervetions: (!MS)
630-4146.
JAZZ.TRIO
Gutfstreem Reateurant In Newport
Beed'I pteMnta • jezz trio Sunday
through Wedr..s.v -regulet entertainment • 8'iiO Avocado lwe., Newport &wt\. tbn.,. 5
to 9 p.m. Sundev end 8 to 10 p.m.
Mondeytwough~.
..(Ml 718-0188.
CONCER'TMTE
Concenente ii a atr"1g eneemble
wtth en.,__ In new end ratety
petbnled cNn1bet WOtb.. The
~a begirtewilh e ·
pr""1lw bv ...,.,.,. aa... 3:16
p.m. ef'd the concert•' p.m.
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•BMeolStrMt
·.
Embezzlement was reported •
in the 300 blodt at 11:15 a.m. ,
Wednesday.
• ~ OrM: Ari 8t.lto theft ,
was reported In the 3000
blodc at 12:12 p.m. I,
Wednesday.
• Newport~: Petty
theft was reported in the 2500
blodc at 11 :30 a.m.
Wec;fnesd.9y.
• ,..,., .... LMe: A vehide
burglary was reported in the
2900 blodt at 10:19 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Wlll9ce Awnue: Grafftti was '.1
reported in the 1900 blodc at
11:25 a.m. Wednesday.
•&It 171h 5".-: A
hit-end-run was reported in
the 100 blodt at 12:37 p.m.
Wednesday.
• e..t 1llfl S1rMt: Ari auto •,
theft was reported In the 100
blod< at 3:04 p.m. Wednesday ...
• w.t 20th Street end
Wlllece A!Mnue: Possession
of drugs was reported at 10:27 1 a.m. Wednesday .
NEWPORT BEACH
• e..t B.t>oe Boulewrd:
Vandalism was reported in
the 200 blod< at 10:59 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Cofpora1ll Plue: Battery was ,
reported in the 100 blod< at
7:2.0 a.m. Thursday. .,
• Shlpywd V.V: Battery was
reported in the 100 blodc at
7:41 a.m. Thursday. • v .. ()pofm: A commercial
burglary was reported in the
3400 blod< at 10:07 a.m.
Thursday.
• w.t 15th S1rMt: Ari auto
theft was reported in the 800 .•
blodt at 9:53 a.m. Thursday.
FAMILY
Continued from A 1
for any young women watching
the Super Bowl and even the
young men as well. With her bad°t
dedsion. Jackson showed young ~
women and ~ls that even in a
posilion of power -which
Jaclcson achieved through her
success as a recording star -
women still have to revert to
taking their clothes off to get
at1cntion. : "
l b the young men and boys In
the audience, she gave approval ' : ·
to perpetuating the perception of
women in our society as little
mQre than sexual objects. ~
I have worted very hard as a ~
parent to instill in my daughter~
sense of Independence and ~
empowerment. I have worked ~
hard to help her understand tha~
her ability, hard work and attit~
will do more 10 help ber ~
accomplish her goals than ~
anything else in life. And althougi,C
she cJjd not see Jack.son's show .~
because she does not w.ilch 1.1
television (and has nor watched ·~
for four years. thank you very • .:
much) she has heard about it ~
through friends, radio and the ~
newspaper. ~~
My daughter's reaction 10 the ~
halftime show is atypical ~
primarily because she has not ~
w.itched television for so long "~
has no! been subject lo the -~
amount of manipulation of her •
senses that other lcids her age ~
experience. ~
"Oh, so that's what it takes to ~
become rich and famous· mighN
be the common thought among~
girls who saw the show. They~
not say that out loud bu! that Is
the message they receive. ~
I don' wan! to have to work ~
any harder than I have to in o~
to get my kids to understand th.a§:
receiving respect first means
respecting you.rseJL I should not ~
have to explain to my kids why ~
nearly naked women on 1V and~
magazines get lots of respect ~
why teachers. for eicample, get ~
much less.
Bu! I may have 10. thanJcs to
wort of the cable genera.lion.
Here's my segue. I've been
invited to speak to lhe fYfA at
Victoria Elementary School al 7
p.m. on March 3. That's a little
over a month before National
1V-1\1moff\4A?ek. lfyou're •
interested in leaming how to get~
your Ws unhooked from the ~
tube (and video pines. If ~
appropriate), pleue attend ~ ~
brief program. If you ue a ~
teacher, I can help afterward
cla.woom ideas.
But If you come, be prepared.
ThM is not a "d:Ucken 900p •
pre9e0tadon, it's a meat and
potatoes show that I hope Will
fJM!lllf1ingful for you.
Plus. I promlle not to hlw
shirt tom off my chest
Victoria Elementary School is
located at 1025 Victoria St. in
r..osta Mesa. See you there.
-.. -.. • • rt 0 0 0 1 0 ......
Wet week f orecasted
~eather service says
more rain is coming,
but for some, a little
drizzle is nothing
they can't handJe.
MarlH O'Neil
pailyPilot
i Nl7WPORT-MF.SA -Southern
µIif omians will get a weeklong
taste or Northwest weather as a
,eries of wet stonns work their
~y through the area.
Coming on the heels or another
small stonn Wednesday, the rain
should linger through next week.
forecasters expect The main rain event is expected to start at about
(11.idday today and continue
through Sunday; dumping about lwo inches before the next one
tnoves in.
• AroWld here when ii rains.
even if it doesn't pour, natives
fend to get restJess. It isn't every
day that water falls from the sky,
after all
But for bardy souls from parts
nonh like SeattJe -the soggy
land that gave us mass-market
coffee houses in which to huddle
-a little water falling from the
sky is no big deal
"It's always ridiculous to me
when people freak out because or
the rain." said Berkeley graduate
flyan PauJey. who works at
Orange Coast CoUege. "There's
constant weather in Northern
California. in the Bay Area. I like
that better. There's visible change
In the environment"
Other crnnsplants have become
more acclimated to Newpon -
Mcsa's usually sunny skies.
· "It rains so littJe here, I actuaJty
think ir's kind of exotk when it
gets darlc and windy," Coast Com-
mWlity College District spokes-
woman Erin Cohn said. "I low-
ever. if it persists for more than
DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT
Two friends play with umbrellas outside of South Coast Plaza during Wednesday's rain storm.
BALLOTS
Continued from Al
l.<.'Yes said he's heard numer·
uus times about people asking
Vietnamese voters fo r their ab-
sentee ballots, offering to deliver
them or actually vote for them.
"That's not fair, that's not right.
it's not legal." Leyes said.
about a day, I tend to get pretty
cranky about it. Umbrellas and
raincoats and waterproof shoes
are just not pan of my vocabulary
since I moved from Northern
Leyes considers the incident
reponed by the Registrar of
Voters as tangible evidence of
voter fraud.
"It lends a lot of credence to
the idea that thls is occurring.~
Lcyes said.
Orange County Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Douglas Wood·
small confirmed his office had
been contacted by the Registrar
1•
South Bay
23649 Hawthorne Blvd.
(310) 373-0442
Mon-Sat, 9a-5:30p
Sunday, 12p-5p
California. and I've forgotten tJ1ey
exist, let alone how to use them."
Like it or not, the dully. drinJy
weather will stick around New-
pon·Mes1t; at least through Thurs-
of Voters office about the ballots
and added that it's not uncom-
mon for his office to receive 1.-uch
infonnation during election sea-
son.
"There's a possibility that the
attorney general might be the
one that ends up reviewing it, so
we'll contact them and find out if
they think it's more appropriate
for them to review it," he said.
day. according to the NationaJ
Weather Service. Temperatures
will reach the upper 50s during
the day and hover in the 40s dur-
ing the night.
The matter could be referred
to the state attorney general be-
cause Orange County District At-
torney Tony llackauckas has en-
dorsed l'ran, Woodsmall said.
• AUaA ROBINSON covers
business. politics and the
environment. She may be reactied
at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
alicia.robinson@la11mes.com.
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AFTER
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Federal policies little help:
for Newport-Mesa schools
M.,lsa O'Nell
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -New fed-
eraJ education polJdes an-
nounced Thursday that aim ro
take pressure oft' immigrant stu-
dents will have UttJe effect locally.
The changes are designed to
~ students a year to learn Eng-
lish well enough 10 take stand-
ardi.1.ed tests without penalizing
schools that have high immi-
grant populations. Bui the
amendments, which take platt
Immediately, won't help most
Newport-Mesa. or even Califor·
nia. schools, according to Rick
Miller, director of communica·
dons for the California Depart-
ment of Education.
"Its saying we don't have to
test English learner s1uden1S for
the first year they're in the sys·
tern,· he saj{i "The reality is, a
vast majority of students enter at
the beginning of the system, in
kindergarten and the first grade,
and we don't lest them until the
second grade. It doesn't give a lot
of relief for that reason.·
In Newpon·Mesa Unified
School Oistri ct, 40% of srudents
enter English learner programs at
the second grade or al>ove. said
Karen Kendall, director of the
progrcllllS for the dl.mict. Stare
resting begins in the second grade,
but the federal data collection
doesn't start until third grade.
Under the federal No Oilld Left
Behind Act, schools must show
that they are making sufficient
progress toward all of their stu·
dents testing at a proficient fovcl
in English and math. Schools like
Whittier, Wilson and Pomona el·
ementary schools have a tough
time meeting those goals be·
cause many of the students being
tested do not speak English.
Those three schools are listed
as "program improvement
schools" under No Otlld Left Re·
hind because tJ1ey failed to meet
the federaJ goals rwo years in a
row. Schools that continue to be
classified as such ultimately risk
losing federal funds.
"(The changes! will nor push a
lot of schools our of Program Im·
provement, • Miller said.
While the federal govemment
will throw out thal first year's
score, California will not.
California will still require all
students to take the srandardi1.ed
tests and wiJI continue to repon
alJ scores for the public school's
accountability prngram. the Aca·
demic Performance Index. he
said.
The new federaJ poUcy will
give students entering school at
third-grade or higher an extra
year to play catch-up, but be-
cause it often takes four to seven
years to achieve English profi-
ciency, the one free year g6ren
under the changes won't SCrYf al>
a cure-all.
"For rnost students. one yea{
would not alT<."'Ct the time frame it
takes to learn the language,·
Kendall said. "They would get,the
gift of the first year and wouldn't
take (IJ1e tests! again until lhe
next May, so tJ1ey would get a lir
tJe extra time to learn."
Latino activist Mirna Burciobr.i
is worried. however, that educa-
tion officials focus too strongly
on test scores and not enough on
training staff to make sure chil·
dren can truly read and under·
stand English.
"I don't think it will make a,f..lif
ference except in money or ~low
a school is labeled." she said of
the changes. "At one scbool
maybe they pass the test and
don't have to be labeled as Pro
gram Improvement but the real·
ity is: whar are we doing witJ1
tJ10se children? Just because ttiey
pass 1es1s that doesn't mean 1:1
school isl successful or lryinij 111
teach in the wdy they need to."
YOUR SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Mai n phone: (949) 515-6960
AdwnsK-5
2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Newpof1 Coast K-6
Mesa 6665 Ridge Park Road, Newport
Principal: Candy Ooud Coast Main phone: (714) 424-7935 Principal: Monique Attendance: (714) 4244702 VanZee8roecj(
AndenenK-6 Main phone: (949) 515-6975
1900 Port Seaboume, Newport Newport a.m.nt.ry K-6 Beach
Principal: Mary Manos 14th Street and Balboa
Main phone: 1949) 515-6935 Boulevard, Newport Beach
Principal: Denise Knutsen
C.uJomie K-6 Main phone: 1949) 515-6965
3232 CaUfomia St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Jane Holm Newport Heights K-6
Main phone: (714) 424-7940 300 E. 15th St., Newport Bead\
Principal: Judith Chambers
College PM K-3 Main phone: (949) 515-6970
2380 Notre Dame Road, Costa Attendance: (949) 515--6872
Mesa
Principal: Pat Insley PMerine>K-3
Main phone: (714) 424-7960 1060 Paularino Ave., Costa
Mesa
Devis~ Principal: John Sanders
1050 Arlington Drive, Costa Main phone: (7141424-7950
Mesa Attendance: (714) 424-4742
Principal: Cheryl Galloway
Main phone: (714) 424-7930 Pomon.K~3
Attendance: (714) 424-4762 2061 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: Julie McConnidt
Ea8tblul K-6 Main phone: (949) 515-6980
2627 Vista del Oro, Newport
Beach ....~
Principal: Charlene Metoyer 601 Hamilton St, Costa Mesa
Main phone: (949) 61&-5920 Principal: Ken Killian
Main phone: (949) 515-6905
Herbor View K-6 Attendance: (949) 51&-6836
900 Goldenrod Ave., Corona
delMar SonoraK.J
Principal: Mellissia Christensen 966 Sonora, Costa Mesa
Main phone: (949) 515-6940 Principal: Christine Anderson
Main phone: (714) 424-7955
l<JNMr3-6
2130 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Victoria K-5
Mesa 1025 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa
Principal: Stacy Holmes Principal: Judy Laakso
Main phone: (949) 616-6950 Main phone: (949) 515-6985
Anendance: (949) 515-6852 Anendance: (949) 515-6985
~K-5 Whittier K-3
3155 Killybrooke Lane, Costa 1800 N. Whittier Ave., Costa
Mesa Mesa
Principal: Kathy Sandlez Principal: Sharon Blakely
Main phone: (714) 424-7945 Main phone: (949) 515-6990
UncolnK-6 WlllonK-6
3101 Pacific View Drive. Corona 801 Wilson St, Costa Mesa
def Mar Principal: Candy Sperling
Principal: Barbera Rothman Main phone: (949) 515-6995
Main phone: (949) 61!).6955
Attendance: (949) 615-6808 WoodlMdK-2
2025 Garden Lane. Costa Mesa
M...:i..,..K-6 Principet: Lauren Medve
2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Mein phone: (949) 515-6945
Beech
Principal: Pam Coughlin INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS
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Ensign ~7-8
2000 Cliff Drive, Newport
Beadl
Principal: Edward Wong
Main phone: (949) 5 lS-6910
Attendance: (949) 515-3342
TeWinlde 6-8
3224 California St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Jeff Gall
Main phone: (714) 424-7965
Attendance: (714) 424-5692
HIGH SCHOOlS
CoroNi del Mar 7-12
2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport
Beacti
Principals: Brooke Booth. 7-8;
Sharon Fry, ~12; (949)
51~0
Attendance: (949) 515-6005
Cost.a Meu 7-12
2650 Nilrview Road, Costa
Mesa
Principals: John Ga rcia, 7-8;
Fred Navarro,~ 12
Main phone: (714) 424-8700
Attendance: (714) 424-8705
&t.ncie ~12
2323 Placentia Ave .. Costa
Mesa
Principal: Tom Antal
Main phone; (949) 515-6600
Attendance: (949) 616-6605
Middle College High SchooC
2701 Niirview Road, Costa
Mesa
Principal: Robert Nanney
Main phone: (714) 432-6732
Newport Herbor ~ 12
600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beacti
Principal: Michael Vossen
Main phone: (949) 515-6300
Attendance: (949) 515-6305
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION
CENTER
Bede Bey Cont. High SchooC
Mortte Vim High School
390 Monte Vista Ave., Costa
Mesa
Principal: Deborah Ludter-Oavis
Main phone: (949) 615-6900
Bade Bay attendance: (949)
515-3385
Monte Vista attendance: (949)
515-3382
ADULT EDUCATION
Adult School
425 E. 18th St. Costa Mesa
Principal: Diana Carey
Main phone: (949) 61~
Attendance: (949) 61&-6345 ~ • • • "
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Candidates say
;they know it's
·~~he econo_my
· None of the four
",ballot propositions
teceived unanimous
··support from Friday's
:forum participants.
S.J. Cahn
·Daily Pilot
• ' The campaign material was
all neady p iled on one table at
' the Sutton Place Hotel on Friday
morning -no overflowing
·' Jmailboxes in sight.
' Those reserved stacks of
rgiossy paper defied what have
' 1become spirited campaigns fo r
the 35th District stale Senate
1.i and 70th District Assem bly
,. seats. but they neady defined
' the ben ign, largely attack-free
1 •' forum put on by the Newport
·Beach and Irvine chambers of
commerce.
The questions asked of the
·four Senate and slx Assem bly
candidates attendin g, not unex-
pectedly, circled around the
state's economk climate and
what the candidates would do, if
elected. to make California
more business-friendly.
But the most illuminating
moments came as the candi-
dates were put on the spot
about their position" on the four
statewid e propositions that will
be on the March 2 ballot along
with the primaries for the two
seats.
Among those running for the
state Senate seat, there was no
agreement across the board.
There was a trio of "no's" on
Proposition 55, a public educa-
tion bond issue. including rwo
of three Republicans. Assembly-
man John CampbeU and Dana
Point Mayor Joe Snyder, and
Libertarian Timothy Johnson.
The third Republican in the
March primary. Assemblyman
Ken Maddox, said he supports
the bond.
All four concurred thal Propo-
sition 56. which would allow the
Legislature to pass taxes and
other budgetary bills on a 55%
• vote instead of two-thirds, is a
bad idea.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Specia l school
meeting scheduled
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District's Community
Advisory Committee for Spe·
cial Education Services will
hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Feb.
25 at the district offices.
The committee wiU make
the presentation, "Self Advo-
cate, Self Awareness Training."
to help parents of special edu-
cation students become in·
formed on relevant issues they
face. It also publishes a hand -
book for parents.
Po.rents, teachers and com-
munity members are encour-
aged to attend the meetings.
The committee functions in
an advisory capacity to create
opportunities fo r developing
home-school partnerships as
parents, school personnel and
Campbell was the sole propo·
nent of Proposition 57. the $15·
billion bond backed by Gov. Ar·
nold Schwanenegger. He
teamed with Maddox ln support
of the bond's companion piece,
Propositio n 58, which would re·
quire the state to balance its
b udget. Snyder and Johnson
both oppose that bond.
The candidates for the Assem-
bly seat, now h eld by Campbe ll,
were equally scattered in their
thinking. Both Newport Beach
resident Marianne Zlppi and Ir·
vine's Don Wagner said they op·
pose all four bonds. Carl Marlz,
the lone Democrat at the event,
supported all four.
In between were Irvine's
Cluck Devore. who supports
only Propositioll'68, and Corona
del Mar resident Cristi Cristich
and Newport Beach resJdent
Long K. Pham, who both oppose
propositions 55 and 56 while
supporting propositions 57 and
58.
Assembly candidate Oionchol
Gupta and state Senate candi·
date Rita Siebert did not attend
the forum.
The candidates' thoughts
were far more u nified on an-
oth er issue much in the news:
gay marriage. AU opposed to
one degree or another San Fran-
cbco's performing such mar·
riages during the past week.
"It's about respecting the law.·
CampbeU said, noting that a
Califo rnia initiative from 2000
defines marriage as between a
man and a woman.
Another issue many of the
candidates said the Legislature
needs to add ress immediately is
illegal immigration.
"It affects everything else in
the state,· Zipp I said, from the
skyrocketing budget to the
equally climbing cost of health·
care.
The candidates also said they
opposed any expansion of In-
dian casinos. an issue that al·
lowed Wagner to put in the most
well-received line of the morn-
ing when he talked about the
state lottery being "essentially a
tax on people who are bad at
math."
community members work
togerher.
n 1e meeti ng wiU be held
from 7 to 9 p.m. in the board
room of the Newport-Mesa
Education Center at 29R5 Bear
St.
Water hoses should
stay off next week
The Mesa Co nsolidated
Water District's b oard of di·
rectors is askJng customers to
suspend any outdoor wate r·
ing from Feb. 23 tc1 27.
During this period, a treat·
ment plant that su pplies wa-
ter to most South Orange
County cities will be shut
down in order to perform
seismic upgrades.
Although the district i n't
dependent on th e plant that's
being shut d own, officials
said it's important that the
district help out with the
conservation effort. For mo re
information. call the district
at (949) 63 1-1205.
Saturday. February 21. 2004 A.7
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ELECTION 2004: MARCH 2 PRIMARY
Candidates for the 35th state
Senate District
REPUIUCAN
JohnCampbetl
K.nMeddox
Joe~
DEMOCRAT
Rite Siebert
UBERTNUAN
Timothy Johnson
COMING MONDAY
Profiles of the Republi~n
candidates for the 68th
Assembly District.
!3VOTE 2004
HOW TO
GET INVOLVED
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remaining until Election Day.
there's more then enough time
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Assemblyman sets sights· on the Senate
The 70th District
assemblyman feels
he stiJI has plenty of
work to accomplish
in Sacramento.
Alie la Robinson
Daily Pilot
John Campbell has been in·
wrested in polrtics since he
was a child stuffing envelopes
for Barry Goldwater's 1964
pre~1deniial campaign. Forry
years later, after four years in
the <,tate Assembly. Campbell
1tays he still has work to do in
Sacramento. And hopes to ac-
rnmph ... h that as the 35th Dis ·
t rict state senator. •
The 70th District as embly-
man face!> GOP oppo nents
t..:en Maddox and Joe nyder in
the March 2 primary.
llis ra~cinat1on or po lrtlt'l>
led him 10 volunteer tor cam
paigni. for year... and ewn
tually wan1ed 10 1ry hi:. uwn
.,kills in the field.
''I'm a studenl or history and
I believe s1ro ngly that p eople
of accomplishment sh o uld use
their talent and their experi -
ence for the betterment of our
'Y"tem of govl'rnment." he
\3111
Another long·held tnten•<;I
ol Lamphl'll'" 1 ~ bu-,im•..,l>,
which ab:.orhed tw, e11erg1t')o
until he wa .. ell't tl.'d 10 thl• A<.
~cmhly. I le worked as an UC·
1 uu11ta111 and '!pent 25 year<;
h.mdlrnR the finance~ and
manJ.:emcnt of auto dealer·
""'P'"
1114' knowledge of account·
1nR ha<, hl.'l'll a Kreat benefit as
.i legii.lator a., hi.' hal> h.1d to
make budge1 decis1111h. he
said .
fhe <;kills bl' learnl'd in the
auru bu'lirtcss also havc their
plr1ce in government. I le :.pe-
cialrzed 111 '41arting up deulN·
... hipi. .ind turning them
around when they weren'1
making money. :.o he had to
JOHN CAMPBEU
Age:48
R"ldence: Irvine
Educetion: Bachelor's degree in
economics (1976) and master's
degree in business taxation
I 1977), both from UCLA
F•mlty: Married for 24 years to
Catherine Campbell, two sons
Career: Certified public
accountant. 1977-79; corporate
controller, vice president of
finance, general manager and
CEO of auto sales businesses.
1978-2000; 70th District
Al1emblyman, 2000·04
P•rty: Republican
adjust his expenses when rev-
enue wasn't coming in. he
said.
Car dealers also have ro be
able to negotiate and get along
with people. a!> do legblato r!'>.
Campbell said.
While he has passed some
bills during his tenure in the
Assembly. Campbell said his
biggest aLcomplishment w<1s
playing the "loyal minority" a~
vice chairman of lhe budget
committee. pointing out what
was going wrong with the
state's finances.
"My job wai. to get the me<.·
sage out 10 the people about
wh.it 1he Davis administration
was doing to the budget and
the economy," he ... aid.
"I reel 1hat the rerall wa'i the
ultimate expres~ion that wc
were <.ucn·s~ful in Kl'lling thut
rnc,.,agc uu1," hl· i.a 1d.
Campbell says he en1oys thl'
intricacies of dealing wi th leg·
r...lators On bolh ~idC'> or an IS·
'ilC a:. well ai. cun...ri1ucnts,
lubbyil>ts. and other member~
of government.
"I think the mo .. t exc1 t111g
part is when you .ire at the
point of some Jct ion that 1s
going to make some major
change in law or in govern·
ance," he :.aid.
"H's like six-dlmen~io11al
che1>s at 1hat point .... The art
of pulling that together I find
fascinat111g ..
• Whet 11 the most preHlno
IHue In the atate7 In
Newport·MeH 7
California, and especially the
Newport-Mesa erea, has
thrived as 11 place of
enterprise, innovetlon and
entrepreneurship, but
unfortunately recent
leadership has helped
dampen that California spirit.
Wo rkers' compensation coats
are driving bu1lne11111 out of
Southern California, energy
policies are costing
homeowners and businesses
millions of dollars extra each
year, and Sacramento
Democrats are spending us
into bankruptcy ..
• Whet is the beat solution to
the state's budget crf1i17
California government has
spent too much, while at the
same time impeding
economic development.
There is no other way to put
it, We must now pick up the
pieces of a failed governor
and get California back on the
road to economic recovery. I
am working closely w ith Gov.
Schwarzenegger to do just
that. There are five key
components that I believe will
solve the state's budget crisis:
1. Cut billions from state
government;
2. Take advantage of low
interest rates and refinance
existing debt;
3. Totally overhaul stale
government and eliminate
duplicative departments,
boards and commissions,
saving taxpayers hundreds of
millions of dollars;
4. Take the breaks off the
economy. Eliminating the
onerous laws passed under
Gray Davis will help save
Industries billio ns, thus
providing jobs and more
revenue to the state;
ON THE ISSUES
STEVE MtCRANK /DAILY PllOf
John Campbell, a candidate for the 35th District state Senate
seat, says he has a fivfi)oint plan to fix the state's budget.
6. Impose a true spending cap
that would prevent future
Legislature'• end Governor's
from letting government
grow faster than the
economy,
• Assuming the Leglsl•ture
•t•Y• in Democret hinds,
how will you woric with the
m•Jority p1rty7
If Republicans don't take
control of the Legislature, I
am confident that we will still
be able to spread our
message. I will make a good
faith effort to work with the
Democrats on issues where
we can reach a consensus,
but it will be difficult. If we
aren't able to reach common
sense solutions, then I will
work to bring solutions to the
people and let them decide.
• Whet m•kH you the belt
person for the job 7
Having been a business
owner in Orange County for
over 24 years, I understand
that the regulatio ns and
burdens currently in place
hamper personal and
business opportunities. I am
the only candidate that has
been endorsed by Gov.
Schwarzenegger, Sen. Ross
Johnson, former state Sen.
Marian Bergeson, Costa Mesa
Mayor Gary Monahan and
Newport Beach mayors Tod
Ridgeway and Steven
Bromberg fo r a reason. They
believe that my baci<ground
as a CPA and my expertise on
state budget matters will be
enormously useful in the
state Senate.
• Whit one thing would you
hope to •ccomplith while in
office?
We must reform the California
budget process. As the
former vice chairman of the
Assembly Budget Committee.
I have experienced first hand
the amount of excessive
waste, fraud and abuse In
state government. It is
absolutely absurd that the
state can increase spending
by 37% while at the same
time population and inflation
growth is only 22%. To ensure
that this type of
mismanagement and
overspending does not occur
again, I have introduced the
California Budget Deficit
Prevention Act, which is a
constftutlonal spending limit
that caps state spending and
establishes a prudent rainy
day fund.
'Regular guy' ready for the 35th District
With term limits
ending his pos t in
the Assembly, Ken
Maddox is eager to
step up to the Senate.
Alie la Robinson
Daily Pilot
Being a hard worker and a
"regular h'llY" have kept 68th Dis·
trict A.-.wmblyman Ken Maddox
in touch with his constituents. he
ciaid. And with term Umits ending
his Assembly tenure. he wants to
continue as a legislator in the tate
Senate.
Maddox is battling Joe Snyder
and i'Oth District Assemblyman
John CampbeU to become the
GOP candidate for the 35th Dis·
trict Assembly seat in November.
Before he was elected to the as-
sembly, Maddox wort.ed in law
enforcement He joined the Anny
National Guard at 17 and worked
In military intelligence for rune
years. Then. after seeing deputy
sheriffii in action. Maddox decided
to become one.
The transition from military to
law enforcement was a smooth
one. he said. One of the best ex·
periences he had was working
with children as a Drug Abuse Re·
sislance Education officer.
Maddox is particularly proud of
one partJcular arrest he made.The
L.A. Cowity Sheriff's homlcide bu·
reau had searched ~
fur a man su.1J>CCled of kidnap·
ping and murder who. It rumed
out, was hiding out in iu..tJn.
Maddox took up the lnvesdplion.
found the man at a motel and
brougt11 him in.
Maddox got his scan ln polidal
as a volunteer on variOU8 COf181"!8·
slonal, state Assembly and 1tate
Senate campaigns. W&nq to
continue hil pubic ~ he
later ran for Gmdm1 GnM Oly
Quid! and Chen ttate .wembly.
KEN MADDOX
Age: 39
Rnidence: Dana Point
hmlty: Married for five years to
Crystal Maddox; one
step-daughter and one son
Educnlon: Bachelor'• degree in
communications from Cal Poly
Pomona, 1988; maste(s degree
In management from National
University, 2000
CerHr: Intelligence analyst and
officer for Army National Guard,
1981·89 and 2001·04; Los
Angeles County Deputy Sheriff,
198S-91; Tustin police officer,
1991 ·98; Garden Grove city
councilman, 1996-98; 68th
District assemblyman,
1998-2004
Party: Republican
"I was running despite b<'ing
given no chance of winning. and it
was just through hard work.·
Maddox said "I WdS willin~ to get
up a little earlier in the momlng. •
The communJcallon skills he
learned as a police officer have
helped him as u lebc,jslator, and
dealing with the same is.sues as
his constituents makes him a
good representative of their Inter·
ests, he said.
"We tallc about school ... being
overcrowded,p he said. "My
daughter's school is overaowded.
Or the pro~ with the freeway;
no one drives me around I'm just
a regular guy .•
Maddox said his biggest accom -
plishments as an ~btyman
are being a coauthor of the state's
Amher Alen bt'll to protect d\IJ .
dren Crom abduction, drafting a
bill to allow unwanted newborns
to be dropped oft' safety and writ·
Ing leglslation to stop the dump-
ing of waste off the coast oC New·
port Beach and Huntington
Beach.
"This has just been the most rt·
warding Job l\.e eYel' hid in my
We," be llkl "I retlly eet to help ptOple. ..
• Wh•t 11 the most pre11in9
Issue In the 1t•t•7
Illegal immigration, school
funding, housing
affordability.
In Newport·Me111
More predict able school
funding for classroom
construction and class-size
reduction.
• Whet 11 the best solution
to the 1t1te'1 budget crf1l17
Freeze spending, cut waste,
eliminate special benefits
for Illegal immig rants and
reduce bu1ine11
regulations to encourage
economic growth.
• A11umln9 the l .. l1l•ture
et1y1 In Democ,.tk h•ndt,
how will you wortl wtth the
m1jorlty p.,ty1
I have always had 1ucce11
at the legl1latlve level In
pa11lng bill• that benefit
Orange County, like helping
to pu1h through the Amber
Alert law. By coordln1tlng
efforts with the Governor,
where 1pproprl1tt,
Republlc1n1 cen paa1
conHrv1tlve 1olutlona to
the 1t1te'1 problems.
• What mekH you th• beet
pereon for the Job 7
My conHrvetlve A11embly
record reflects the inti-tu,
ON THE ISSUES
MAAI< C. DUSTIN I OAll.Y PILOT
Ken Maddox, who has spent six years as an assemblyman for the 68th District, and two
years on the Garden Grove City Council, is running for state Senate.
pro·f•mily, pro-jobs
priorities Important to
Orange County. I have a
history of public service,
having served In our
nation's mlllt1ry, to 14 years
11 a loc•t·pollce officer, to
Hrvlng In state end local
government.
• Whet one thlnt would you
hope to eccompllth while In
offlce7
Strengthen our
Immigration l1w1.
, .
!3VOTE 2004
Satwday, febfuaty 21. 2004 Al
Candidate aims for first legislative seat
Former helicopter
pilot and Vietnam
vet, Joe Snyder, is in
his second term as
mayor of Dana Point.
Allcla Robinson
Daily Pilot
Flying a helicopter on 1.200
combat ~ons in Vietnam and
~g shot down twice left retired
Marine Col. Joe Snyder with a
greater appreciation of t.he free-
do1115 Americans enjoy. Now Sny-
det wants to protect I.hose free-
doms for Californians in t.he state
Senate.
Snyder faces 681.h Oist.rict As·
semblyman Ken Maddox and
70lti District Assemblyman John
Campbell in t.he March 2 Republi-can primary for t.he 35111 District
Sel)ate seat.
This isn't Snyder's first time on
t.he ballot. He has run for t.he Cap-
istrano Unified School Board and
me 48m Dist.rict congressional
seat. neimer of which he won. and
he was successful in a 2000 bid for
Dana Point City Council.
His interest in politics is rooled
in tus military career, during which
he•woriwd as a war planner and
government liaison in me Pent.a-
goo under President Reagan.
·1 decided righ1 men and mere
tJiat I could probably do as good a
job or a much better job man
most of me JX.'Ople I was worting
with," he said. ·
Snyder cites me progress in
Dana Point during his tenure :!!>
proof of his political abilities. ·n1c
dry operates in me black and ha.-.
JOE SNYDER
Age: 59
Residence: Capistrano Beach
Education: Bachelor's degree in
communications from
University of North Carolina,
1966
Femlly: Single, one daughter
and one son
Career: Marine Corps helicopter
pilot, 1966-90; executive at
Home Savings of America,
1990-96; business consultant
and owner of Snyder
Consulting, 1990-2004; Dana
Point City Councilman. 2000-04,
served as mayor in 2002 and
2004
p.,ty: Republican
a budget reserve fund, a strategic
pkm and a vision statemeot
"I tell people that we have a city
that runs like a business." he said.
.. My city runs tJ1e way me state of
California should run.·
Almough me pay is low, being
mayor is a full-time job and one
Snyder has enjoyed, he said
I le leads city staff. sets me
agenda for council and tallcs fre-
qut:mtJy wilh his constituents.
"lf you lilc.e people its a wonder·
fuJ job,· he said. "I love people
and 1 lwe campaigning and I love
serving. I've dedica1ed my whole
life to it, so it suits me 10 a T."
Leadership skills were a lasting
benefi1 of Snyder's military experi-
ence, and he Wdl11S to take mose
sldlls to Sacnuncnlo, he said.
I tis experience as mayor will
help him in state government. but
he's not an insider. he said.
·1 have no problem lelling peo-
ple what I mjnlc or malcing a
stand." he said.
• Wh.c .. the mo.t ~
Juue In th9 -...11n
Newport-Mesa?
In the state, the moat pressing
issue is Illegal immigration. It la
time to stop the flood of Illegals
acrou our southern
international border, our state
border to the east and our
port11 and harbors up and
down the coast. In
Newport-Mesa as In other
coastal communities in the
35th !District), the most
pressing issue is restoring the
integrity of our ocean waters
and beaches. Our local
economies are directly linked
to the quality of our ooean •
waters and beaches.
• What is the beat solution to
the state's budget crisis?
Implement my CATS program.
The C stands for cycle. as in
two year budget cycle. The A
stands for across the board
3.5% cut in spending excluding
education. The T stands for
tactical garage sale of the
state's $33 billion worth of
surplus real estate, equipment.
vehicles and stockpiled
supplies. The S stands for send
the legislators home without
pay when the leg1slalure is not
in session.
• Assuming the legislature
ltavt In o.moc ... tic hands,
how will you wotic with th9
mejority party?
h will not be easy. Leader~ip
ON THE ISSUES
Sl[V( McCRANK/DAILY P1LOT
Dana Point Mayor Joe Snyder is a Republican candidate for the 35th District state Senate
seat. Snyder is a retired Marine Corps colonel who was awarded the prestigious
Distinguished Flying Cross. The plaque Snyder 1s standing by is at Pines Park in Dana Point.
is the key. You have to convince
the Democrats that there is a
better way to do business in
the best interests of the people.
Tough, but not impossible.
•What m.U. you the beat .-.on for the job?
Because I'm a leader and ha11e
®
been all my life -in school, the
military, business and local
government. As mayor of Dana
Point, I run my city like a
business -in the bla<* with a
budget surplus and reserves
for a rainy day. The state can
do the same if the voters send
forceful. experienced
leadership to Sacramento.
• What one thing would you
hope to accomplish while In
office?
To set the state on a positive
course with a stra1egic plan, a
balanced budget and a
powerful vision.
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AlO Saturday, February 21. 2004 OCIETY
THE CROWD
Puttin' on a ritzy fundraiser ENGAGEMENTS
Mr.and .....
AlmenW
Malllceol .......... T he Newport-Mesa crowd
joined Cortes with South
County senior services to
present the fourth annual
"Captain's Ball' ... A Night of
Romance· at the Rjtz-Carlton
Hotel In
Laguna
Niguel.
lne
successful
evenJng
raised more
than
$100,000,
auended by
some 450
black-tie-clad
guests
celebrating
Valentine's eve and sharing thelr
love with Orange County elderly
in need of support.
Mr.and Mn..
Gl"elDl'Y stmonal
Smt.a Ynei
anno..-.lhe -.P"""'• of their
dauabter Mercedes .
AlldaSlmon
of PMldena
to Scott
MJchael
Melerveof
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The bride
graduated Scott Michael Meserve =-· and Mercedes Alicia Simdn
SenJor School in Pasadena and VanderbUt University ln
Na'WMlle. nmn.
lne affair honored three local
advocates of elder care.
)Mquellne Dupont-Baum, Peter
ea.tone and Marilyn Ditty. Also
honored and recogni7,ed for
services to seniors wai. the entire
board of directors of i,ebure
World. Fw1ds rajsed are
eannarked to support home
delivery services, which provide
about 400,000 meaJs annually to
more than 36,000 seniors In the
community. In addition, the
organi7.ation helps with
trnnsportation needs for i.crnors
and is responmble for providing
nutritional daily luncheon~ to
nearly 11 5,000 seniors at i.even
centers in Orange County.
Jacquehne Dupont-Baum with husband David Baum at an Orange County senior services dinner.
1be future bridegroom. aon of Mr. and Mrs. &twin
Maene or Newport Beach. graduated Crom Newport
Halbor High School and Vanderl>lh University in
Nashville, Tenn.
It's a major undertaking.
Oupont·Raurn. one of •
Newport-Mc~·!> most rc!>pt.•c:ted
experts in the field of
gerontology, said, "My father
instUJed the notion that the
elderly are to be rcspectt'd at all
tim e!>.·
Attending the dinner in her
honor with husband Oavkl
Baum, a noted nu.-dia "81e-;
cxec:utive, Dupont-Baum 'hared
a b it of her life\ purpo~ and
pursuit.
"I adored my late gmndfotlwr,
a Greek immigrant who dit'd of
Ahdwimer's in 1990:
Dupont-Baum said. "My bruther
Rk hard Lehn and I opened
Irvine Cottages. a residential
care facility for Al'llleirner\
patients. and we institutc•d a
special video monitoring !>)"'tern
for safety and to prevent abu~ •
Debra Alves and Ed Schrum co-chaired the Captain's Ball, helping
to fund ·meals on whe els" and other programs for local seniors.
111e monitoring sy'itcm has
been covered by national
media, bringing more attention
to the need~ of Al1llc1mer\
patients.
111c upbea1 evening was
chaired by Debra Alves and Ed
Schrum. Local star and emcee
f.d Arnold wa., up front and
center lending h is talent. and
attending the affair with his
bride otxie. A.'i the Bob Gall
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including Ow1es Uttle, Becky
and John l.omab. Dennll and
Dee Hamann, HeldJ Shurt.ldf.
ape! Dorothy VIMer. au
dedicated eldet care supponers,
checked out the auction items,
which were later sold to the
crowd by Arnold and Larry
Zucker. Also suppon lng lhe
evening were Newpon ·s Lana
Oland.ler, Arnold Block, Leo
Brennan, Don McCoy and
Clarltt and RJchard Lehn.
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Mrs. Peter
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Piedmont
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of their
daughter
Adrienne
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FAITH
IN THEORY
THE MORAL OF THE STORY
Welcoming words
for unborn children
Balance between science and faith
'We luwe been in God's tlwuglit
from all etemiry. and in His
creative love. His artention never
leaves us."
-MICHAEL QUOtST
UMaking tlie decision to have a
child -it's momentous. It is to
decide forever to have your heart go
walking around outside your
for all my family is tremcndou~
and grows as I do.
"I don't have aJI the answer~.
but I pray that you too will
come to believe in God,
because I le does have all the
ani>wers. 1 le's teaching me to
love others be11er and Lhe
feeling is fantastic!
"I can tt!ll you now that I will bod " -tUZABETH STONE CINDY do anythin~ fur you, as I know
my parent:. wouJd do, and TRANE have done. for me. I'm not
I grew up believing in God, CHRISTESON asking any favors. I juM want
tho';Jgh I never fully grasped you 10 know that you if you
the idea that he wanted a personal read this, you have been gifted with life,
relationship with me until I was in high and I'd like you to live it to your fullest
school. I also grew up loving children. and exuberance imaginable. And that is by
looked forward to having some of my own living for God.
one day. "I accept all of your growth. l know we'll
I recently found a letter I wrote o n July have problems; I did growing up too, but
l6, 1973. I wrote it before I met my God makes everything worthwhile. My
husband Jon, but obviously I'd thought a parents and family arc behind me, and I'll be
lot about God, marriage and family and behind you, and 1 have M> mul'h I want to
needed to write about it. It was interestin~ -.hare with you. Wilh God in your life. it\ the
to read again. especially since our oldest moo;t exciting ru1d gratifying Lift' there i,.
daughter Kelly and her husband Ryan are "I can't write everything here, it's taken
soon to have Lheir first child. Following is me seventeen year'i i.o far to figure i.omc of
most of tlle letter: this out. and I look forward to many more
"Dear Oilldren. It s eems odd to write to years. many of which I hope to share with
you, not even knowing if I ever wiJJ have you. and you with me. God bless you, I le
children, and marriage seems so far off in did wilh giving you life. Please reaJi7.e lhis.
the distance. Love. Cindy"
"Lately I've come to recognize Lhe How incredible il i'> that aJJ ofu~.
beauUful loving powers within a family. including Kelly and nyan's unborn baby,
som ething I never used to think that much have been in God's thought and love from
about. I just accepted everything-my all eterni1y. God has aJready blessed you
mom and dad bending over backwaJd to w11h amazing parent~. li11le one. and it will
raise me right -as commonplace. How be ex.citing to watch his plans for you
often I dreaded homework and hated unfold. We can't wait to meet you!
going to the doctors. How often I And you can quote me on that.
complained and how often my parents
tried to comfort me.
"No matter how badly I behaved, th ey
still loved me and I always had the security
of a warm house and food on the table.
How blind I was, but my eyes are opening
more all tlle tim e. The admiraLion and love
• CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a Newport
Beach residenl who speaks frequently 10
parenting gro1,1ps She may be reached via
e·mail at cmdy a onthegrow com or through
lhe mall al 537 Newpor1 Center Drive, Suite
505, Newport Beacn. CA 92660.
AT ISSUE: Cloning returned to newspapers'
front pages last week after South Korean
scientists said they'd succeeded in c reating
human embryo clones. Several scientists
have praised the breakthrough because of
the effect it could have on treating people's
medical conditions. How do yo u view
such 'breakthroughs' in science?
I must
admil. I WU'>
more
interested in
Lhe daily
routine ot I >r.
l-lwang -
whoh
described in
some of this
week's articles
as a Buddhist workaholic -
than his recent accomplishment
along with Dr. Moon in cloning a
human embryo.
Supposedly, Hwang gets up at
4 a.m., hits the public batJ1s.
then practices a style of Korean
yoga before arriving at work at 6
a.m. After a jam-packed day of
officr and field research. he
retum~ home at mid11ight for a
few hours or rest before starting
again in the early a.m. He
proudly announce his office is
open seven days a week with no
time off. I found myself asking
such philosophical question~ as:
Does he have a wife or family?
I low long can he go on? And.
how is morale at his workplace?
In all seriousness. the
revolutionary contribu11on of
7.en i~ to look for
Hbreakthrou~s" where Hno m an
has gone before." Lhat 1~. ri¢it
under our very noses. I don't
mean to undervalue the
fanta111 ic cuntrihution:. scientists
have made in both ex-plaining
some of the great mysterie'\ of
how life and the universe arc
con'itructcd, and also relieving
<;ame of the great c;uffcrmg
caused by disc<L,l'.
But I will hold my excitement
for the lime when Jll l·hildrt'n
receive equal ciluca1ion and
hcaltJ1care, when people Mop
killing one m101lwr in wm. 011
the SIIel!t~ and 111 pri,on' i.lll<l
women can linall)• live without
fear of mpe or dome<.tic
violence.
THE REV. CAROL AGUILAR
/.en Ccnler of Orange County
Co-.ia Me!ta
While
Jev.1sh
lrndition
enroura~l''
'"to he
cn·ativt· In
our
maxi mum
capabilillc•., II
caution' the
human
creator againc;t 1.:on .. 1dermg
him~cll a.s the Crl'ator.
Since our c1hit:al wi:.dom doe!>
nut begin to ,1pproach our
scientilic ingl!nuity. it i~ wii.<' to
desist from the cnterpri~e of
donmg. llfr, .., an age in whu:h
we believe that C\'crything that j,
pos:.ible to do i' permi~ible 10
do. The rnnwquem:ec; ot
doni11g. however, ;.in.• only dimly
perceived at bc:,t. ;md we ought
1101 unlca!..h those consequenn·~
when our moral i.1a1ure doe' not
match our technological
achievement.
Since we arc not :.ufficicn1ly
wise nor good, we cannot en~urc
that cloning will be tn man·,
A SWEET WAY
·benefit and not his detriment.
Wr 1>hould humbly retreat from
tre-,pa...sing into area' beyond
our ultimate conuol.
111~ i!. nothing lee;:. than a
'truggle bl'tween the 'iUpremacy
of man\ creationi. and the
'>up1e111acy of man himself. Shall
tht· lll'epcs1 rnysterie:. of
trl'alion be subjected 10 the
a1b1tmry whims of mechanized
1nJn? General Electric
prurl.1imed. "Prugre'I\ is our
rno~t imponant prodrn:t." We
might inquire. 1hou¢1. into the
meaning of progrei...s. Every
'l'icntilic hreakthrou~h is not
m·rcs. ... arily a buo11 lCI mankind.
I hl' central problem of our age
1<; the relationship between
h11111ans and technoloE,')'.
between human .. and Lheir
creations. whelher we .,haJJ have
dominion over what we have
ncated or whether our creativity
will cunquer u~. whether man
will he 'iafe from till' rncmu.:e of
hi' own productions.
We are so imprc ... <.cd with the
.111ammenh of science that we
fm):Ct that sdt.'nce may have a
malignant <limen..,ion. A' human
hctng'>. we arc 'li1111pcd wi1h
uivinily. Can Wt.' transfcr that
holincs.' to a done of ourselves?
Will the image of God be located
in a copy of ourselves? Doe!> Gud
hrl'alhc a soul into a clone?
Onn· a di-;ciplc of a ltahbi
l'ntered 1he study of hh master
in a great 'itate of cxl'i1cmen1.
"Come and :.ce, Habhi," the
dbciple beckoned. "Someone
ha-, created a man. It's amror.ingl
Lome and see this wonder."
Barely looking up from his book.
thl' llitbhi re plil•d, "%uw me
... omeune who ran produce <1
tnily righteous human being,
<1nd then I will Ill' irnprco;~ed."
RABBI MARK MILLER
Templt• Bat Yahrn
Newport Beach
< .11L1\ grnce hrl'ah through all
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LITURGIES: Sarurday. 5 p.m. (Cantor),
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Contiooed from Al 1
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endeavors.
Including
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Science and
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modvatedby
a pursuit of
truth at their
rapectM
levels of
inquiry. Both
aclence/medlcine and
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of what Is known. There seems
FAITH
CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
CAPPEL.LA CMTORUM
Cappella Cantorum, the young
adult dlolr of St. John Viannev
Chapef, ia beginning ita fifth year.
The dlolr la open to students In
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
NeWJX)l1 Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church 10 am & 5 pm.
Sunday School l 0 am
W!lClrletDTf Mllal1gs 7 lO pm
to be no end to cUlc<Mry; there
are always swprising new
deptha.
Science and faith are
emloendy compatible. Some
moments of transition in the
aciences have real Impact for
theologk:al understanding.
These transitions often aeate
tension between traditional
uawnptions and contemporary
science. In time, these dynamic
tensions lead to revisions. which
can make our Wlder1tandlng of
the core of our faith more
powerful and wondrous than
ever.
People of faith consistently
grow in our understandinS' of
grades a!x to 12. It provides active
faith pertk:i~on for teens
during their high IChool yeara.
Perticipetk>n Includes a!nglng at
maN regular1y and at apecial
events. Rehearaala are from 11
a.m . to 1 p.m . s.turdava in the
Chapel at 314 Marine Ave .•
Balboa lalend. Younger dlildren
are Invited to join. For more
information, contact Nancy Kelly,
director at (949) ~-
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Worllllp 18:11 A.M.
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Worship 9:30
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ourselves. other persons, the
world and God and God'• pace. THE VERY MY. CANON
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Scientists
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fOI some IMY:
either be
problemadc
or exciting.
Prom a
general
ENYIRONllENTAL
SCHOl.ARSt9>
St Mart Presbyterian Chunti in
Newport la offering an
environmental acholarshlp fund
for two students. The
adlolarahlP9 will only be offered
through Chapman Unlveraity and
UC Irvine. Interested atudenta
should contact their financial aid
office. The acholarshlpa will be
awarded in the spring of 2004.
Information: (949) 644-1341,
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•SSIONARY SANDY OLEWINE
Miaaionary Sandy Olewine will
speak on her experiences
worting with other
denominational leaders in
Palestine at 7 p.m Thursday at
Newport Center United Methodist
Chunti, 1601 Marguerite, Corona
del Mar. Information: (949)
644-0746.
NATIONAL DAY Of PRAYER
BREAKFAST
Reconciling religious beliefs with
political life will be the subject of
the National Day of Prayer
Breakfast sponsored by the
Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council. The event will be at i :16
a.m. May 6 at the Presbyterian
Chunti of the Covenant, 2860
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Tickets coat $12. Information:
(714) 921.a665.
http:/Miww.nmiinterfaith.org.
JEWISH MUSIC CONCERT
The Pacific Community of Secular
Humanistic Jews will present a
concert of Jewish muaic by
musical educator and recording
artist Cindy Paley. The concert
willi>e at 2 p.m. March 7 in the
Jewish Community Center of
Orange County, 260 Baker St.,
Costa Meaa. The cost ia S3 to $10.
Information: (949) 262-5860,
pacifcomm@aol.com.
ISAIAH GAFNI
Dr. Isaiah Gafni of Hebrew
University in Jerusalem will
speak on ·Tue Jew and History:
How We Relate to Our Past as
Modem Jews'.' The event begins
a 7:16 p.m. Sunday at Temple Bat
Yahm, 1011 Camelbadt, St.,
Newport Beach. Information:
(949) 644-1999.
FMILY PURIM CARNIVAL
Temple Bat Yahm will host a
Family Purim Carnival from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. Manti 7 at Temple
Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelbac*, St,
Newport Beach. There will be
games, prizes and a BMX
exhibition. Information: (949)
644-1999.
"'PURIM CARNEVALE•
Temple Bat Yahm will host
.. Purim Carnevale,· ita annual
dance and auction with dinner
from the Turnip Rose. The event
begins at 6 p.m. Manti 6 at
Temple Bat Yahm, 1011
Camelbact, St., Newport Baach,
Information: (949) 644-1999.
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A special minl-minyan for
famille1 with children 6 and
younger will be held from 6 to
6:45 p.m. at Tempfe Bat Yahm,
1011 Camelbect St, Newport
Beach. Information: (949)
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lalamlc perapec:tM, punuit of
knowledge II mandatory and ~ •
ina.unbent on man; that II, • '3 kJlowled&e, which aeelts to
define, poe.idvely soM and .l.!J pn>_~ote the nature of things la., ';II.
highly encounged. , ..
Undentandably, the arguments ...
ln duplicating human embryo
clonea 'must be add.retied. •. ,
c.ertainJy, we would love to lfve,.,, ,,
in a world where peopae would • "
be he of diaeases. but never ar ·
the loss of others, even clones. ,.
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SHROVE TUESDAY PMCME .
DINNER
First United Methodist Chunti of
Costa Mesa hosts Shrove
Tuesday pancake dinner. The
event la from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday'
at 420W. 19th Street, Costa M~, ..
Information: (949) 548-n27. I ii
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE • ,
First United Methodist Churdl of .
Costa Meaa will host Ash
Wednesday services from 6 to 7
p.m. Wednesday in the dlunti
sanctuary at 420 W. 19th St,
Costa Meaa. (949) 548-n27.
STRAIGHT TALK FROM TEEN ~ • CHAU.ENGE . '
Home Builders Family Fellowship ,
will host Straight Talk from Teen
Challenge. The event takes place '
from 10:16 to 11:30 a.m . Manti 7
at St Andrew's Presbyterian
Chunti, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. Information: .. , ,
(949) 574-2222. ' .
GREGKOUKL
St Jamea Episcopal Churdl will
host speaker Greg Koukl, founder
and president of Stand to Reaaot\ •
at ita men'• barbecue. The even
starts at 4 p.m. today at 3209 Via
Lido, Newport Beach. Particlpan~
should bring the meat of their
ctioice. rictets cost ss. '
Information: (714) 968-7540, (714)
693-4049, (949) 640-0474,
http://\vww.•tjamesnewport
beach.org.
INTERFNTH LUNCHEON
The Newport Mesa Irvine
Interfaith Council will hoat an
interfaith lundleon on the topic ·
·interfaith Challenges in Lands
of Persecution,• with Magr.
William Mclaughlin. The
lundleon is from noon to 1:30 .. ,
p.m. at St. Mart Presbyterian ,
Church, 2100 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. The cost is $7.50 1
with reservation and $10 . '· without a reservation.
Information: (714) 921-8665 ext .. 1
3; nmiinterfaith@aol.com. ''
WORKSHOPS
PMENTING GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County ia forming a parenting
group to hels> parents to
understand and deal wtth the
feelings and behavior of their
dlildren. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m. the first and third
Mondays of the month at the
center, 260 E. Baker St., Suite G in.
Costa Meaa. lnfonnation: (714)
4454950. Pre-registration ia
required.
TtlRTEEN JEWISH
SltPS TO RECOVERY
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Jewish Family Service ia offering,
a support and discussion group
for adults whoae c:tiildren or , ,
spouses suffer from alcohol and . 1 •
drug addiction. The group meets11 ~
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tueadaya at
260 E. Baker St, Suite G in Costa
Mesa. Information: (714)
44~. Pre-registration ia
required. ' ,.
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FAITH
Continued from Al 2
RAHAi FIRESl>ES
Members of the Behal faith hold
infOfTTlal public discussions on
spiMuel topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday al\d a1 11 :30 the last
Sunday of the month. The talks
include brunch or dinner. Also,
interfaith devotional meetings
will'be hekt the last Saturday
evening of the month. Call for
IQPtions. (949) 759-0999 for
~Y meeting, 1949) 760-5360 for
S\l¢ay meeting, and (949)
~6328 for Saturday devotional.
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Ttle Zen Center of Orange Cou~ty
offers an Introduction to Zen
Workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. the
first weekend of every month,
typically on a Sunday, at 120 E.
18th St, Costa Mesa. The cost is
$6Q. (949) 722-7818,
htt/J:llwww.zcoc.org.
A ERITUAl. JOURNEY A · lesson study on the life of
Je us Christ titled •Journey to
the Cross" is taught at 9:45 a.m.
Sundays during the
Hor,iebullder's Bible Class at
Ub6rty Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to
present the story of Christ. The
church Is at 1000 Bison Ave ..
Newport Beach. Free. (9491
760-5444.
DREAM ON
The Adult Faith Formation at Our uRtv Queen of Angels Church in
Newport Beach holds a dream
ana)ysls group from 1 to 4 p.m.
Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. 1949) 219· 1408.
MEDITATION LESSONS
A free "lectio divina• meditation
group meeting is held at 7:10 a.m.
Tuesdays at Our Lady Queen of
~~els, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
NdWport Beach. Lectio 1s a Style of
m&:titation that includes using
Scripture or a special reading as a
stirr\ulus. The Christian Meditation
Gibup meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
on the first and third Wednesdays
of ftach month at the center. The
fo~tnat includes two periods of
meditat.ion with some instruction
on how to meditate, a talk and a
discussion. (949) 219' 1408.
WEEK LY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
Ttie Jewish Family Service offers
a support group for women older
than 50 to address issues such as
anxiety and depression at 10 a.m .
on the second and fourth Monday
of each month at 250 E. Baker St.,
Sy,ite G in Costa Mesa.
PMregistrallon required. (714)
445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a
bereavement support group that
meets at 10.a.m. Tuesdays and a
Challenge of Change support
group that meets at 10 a.m.
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills,
24512 M oulton Parkway. The
service is also forming a
parenting support group to meet
thefirst end third Mondays of
each month at 10 a.m. at the J~ish Federation Campus, 250
E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required. (7 14)
445-4950.
CONTAGK>US CHRISTIAN
Pastor Hein Austin leads a Bible
stUdy on ·How to Become a
Contagious Christian" from 7 to 9
p.m. Wednesdays at Jn W.
W ilson St., No. 15 in Costa Mesa.
AJl:are welcome to come and
meet new friends. Information:·
1949) 722-7498.
CHRISTIAN FAMILY CHURCH
SEJMCES
Pastor Hein Austin conducts
church HfVioea where you can
make new friends, enjoy upbeat
music and hear positive practical
meu8gea at 2 p.m . every Sunday
at 2401 Irvine Ave .. Newport
Beach. Information: (949)
722-7498,
http :l!Www.cfclntematlonal.orp.
GAV,llESBIAN
SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County plans to present a
disqussion group for parents of
Jewish gays and lesbians if
enough people are interested.
(714) 445-4950.
MYSTICAL. ANO SPIRfTUAL.
The Mystical Spiritualist Church
of South Orange County holds
Sunday services every week at 10
a.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa, Suite 3. A spiritual healing
service starts at 9:30 a.m.1949)
581-2290.
RE-MEMBERING GROUP
Our Lady Queen· of Angels holds
a re·membering group at 6:15
p.m. every other Sunday at 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
The parish center is at 2046 Mar
Vista Drive, Newport Beach. (949)
548-3844.
BREAKFAST FELLOWSHIP
St Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church holds its Men's
Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m. on
the second, third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Free. (949) 644-0463.
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Breakfast
of SI'. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m.
Wednesdays in Dierenfield Hall,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. $2.50 at the door. (949)
631-2880.
SEPARATION SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County holds a women's divorce
and separation support group at 7
p.m. Wednesdays at the Jewish
Family Service's office at the
Jewish Federation Campus. 250
E. Baker St .. Suite G. Costa M esa.
For dates and fees, call (7 14)
445-4950, e>Ct. 114.
YOUNG WOMEN'S
SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County offers a support group for
younger women dealing with
issues· such as life passages and
changes, body images, family,
relationships and loneliness at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the agency
office, 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950, ext. 114.
HELPtNG TliE HELPERS
Jewish Family Services is
sponsoring a discussion group
focusing on the issues and
concerns faced by adult children
taking care of their elderly
parents. The offices are at 250 E.
Baker St .. Suite G. Costa M esa.
Preregistration is required. $10.
(714) 445-4950.
ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION
SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a $Upport
and discussion group for adults
experiencing anxiety and or
depression from 10 a.m . to noon
on Mondays at the agency
offices. 250 E. Baker St., Suite G
in Costa M esa. Free. (714)
445-4950.
FA I TH
INTERFM™ COUPLES GROUP
Jewish Family Service Is forming
a discussion group for lnterlaith
couples where one partner is
J.wtsh to apeak about issues
ahctlng an interfaith
relationship. Jewish Family
Service is at 250 E. Baker St ..
Suite G, Costa Mesa. (714)
445-4950.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a new ongoing
bereavement support group for
people in all stages of loss at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish
Family Service, 250 E. Baker St ..
Suite G, CoJta Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950. •
FRIDAY GROUP
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
holds wee4cly Friday night sef'Vioes
at 8 p.m. with a tetlowship hour
and refreshments afterward st
2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beacti.
(949) 648-6900. .
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
dealing with the aftermath of
divqrce at 7 p.m . Wednesdays at
the agency offices, 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Call for prices.
(714) 445-4950, ext. 114.
PASSAGES SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a support and
discussion group for people
dealing with the issues of anxiety,
depression, relationships.
communication, life changes,
loneliness and family at 10 a.m .
Mondays at the agency offices, ·
250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa
Mesa. $15. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
PASSAGES 50-Pl.US SUPPORT
GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a support group
for w omen 50 and older dealing
with the issues of anxiety,
depression, relationships,
communication, life changes, •
loneliness and family at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays at 250 E. Baker St.,
Suite G, Costa Mesa. Registration
is required. Information: (714)
445-4950.
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP GROUP
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant's men's fellowship
group meets from 8 to 9 a.m .
Wednesdays at the Village
Farmer restaurant, across from
South Coast Plaza in Cost a Mesa.
(714) 557-3340. .
ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
Jewish healing support group for
people experiencing chronic
illness. The group meets at 7 p.m.
Thursdays at Jewish Family
Service. 250 E. Baker St., Suite G.
Costa Mesa. Free. Preregistration
required. (71 4) 445-4950.
AT A CROSSROADS
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant hosts #Crossroads" for
si>Cth·, seventh· and
eighth-graders from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. Thursdays at 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. The program.
includes dinner, games and Bible
study. $2 donation is suggested.
(714) 557-3340.
• Is your cnurcn or place of worship
planning a special event? If so, send
the typed information at least two
weeks before the event to the Daily
Pilot. 330 W Bay St., CoS1a Mesa.
CA 92627, anent ion: Mike Swanson,
religion editor; f8JC to (9491
646-4170; or send e-mail to
dailypilot co>/atimes. com
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COMMUNITY AND CLUBS
Lions Club will host a roar of a fish fry 1,
60°/o Off
Kemper
Cabinets
Extended till
February 24th
2004 '
T he Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Uons O ub will
hos1 a Fish fry banquet at
6:JO p.rn. on 'f\Jesc.lay al Lhe
(Al\la Mc~ Golr and Country
(Juh, 1701 GulfC:uun.e Drive in
Cui.ta Mesa.
"The purpose of this evt'n t is
to give our club an opportunity
111 giw back to 1he community
by handing ou1 donalioni. to
various local organi1.at1ons. and
to give recognit ion to
imJividuaJs and i..rroupi. who
took the ttme to a-.siM ui. a1
1-omc of 1he fundraising events
we held this pa'it year, and
ht'lpcc.l m ake the return ol thc
fish fry po~o;iblc." IJnn Joe
Coonssuid.
As is the tmd1tion, a numher
of local charities and Uon
rh.1ritic'> arc bt•nclitin~ from
l.i'I yc<tr\ Fish Fry. fhe 2004
vt·r,mn of 1hc lfon Fish Fry 1:.
WEMAKE
WEDDINGS
FUN!
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sch cduJed for
June Sand 6
at Uons Park.
Save the c.late
fo r a family
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TALENTED
Kl>7
'taJented
chUdren. ages
6 10 10 years
old. can strut
their stuff at
the "Search for TaJent • contest
presented by the Exchange Cluh
of Newport I !arbor. The contest
wiU take place on March S at the
Oasis Senior Center in Corona
dt'I Mar. Ttoph.ies will be
awarde<l in each of three age
divisions. Applications for
participation arc due Feb. 27.
For de1aill>, call Deane Bottorf
at (949) 673-ll701.
SCHOlM5*>5 PRESENTtD
Cecil H"9 presenled. on
behalf of the Rotary O ub of
Newport lrvlne, S 1,000
scholarships to three students
who have graduated from Olive
Crest and are headed to colJege
or trade schools. Rebecc.a
Townsend, manager of
transitional program at Olive
ere t. in troduced recipients
Julia Vlgueru, Jennifer Henry
amJ Victor Fletes, who were
warmly greeted by Oub
!'resident Jlm Colem an.
HAWAII TO TAHm
The public is invited to a
prnsentation by Nicole Carbone
as she sha.rel> her exp ericncc
and adventwes aboard ~suela"
on a sailing trip from Hawaii to
'fahiti from 7:30 to 1:1:30 p.m. o n
March 4. She has ~tides, photos
and ad vice for others wli;hing to
sail th e high seai.. Call (949)
644 -9S30 tu makc your
re!.ervntion.
TOBY'S HOUSE
Joan HllJ150n thanJc:ec.l
presid en t Hans Linhardt and
the memhers of 1hc Newport
Beach Su nrise Rotary O uh for
the recent $500 donation to
lbby's I louse. a shelter for
homeless and ahandon<'d
pregnant women. I lanson
nuted that loby's I louse i!.
funded primarily by privatt'
donationi.. supplementl'd hy a
government grnn.t only for
teach ing activi1it·'·
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
·nit.• <:Osra Mesa Oiambcr of
Commerce will hold it~ monthl y
Business After I lours Mixer at
Karl Strauss Brewing Com pany.
901 ·A South Coast Drive from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
·nu~ dvic. business and
com mu nity leaders of Costa
Mesa wiU attend. There will bc-
complimentary appetizers.
happy hour pricing for Karl
Strauss beers and house win e.
Admission for chamber
memhers is free wh ile potential
members are $I 0. Fm more
information, caJI {714)
88S-9090.
OCCA LUNCHEON
Assistant Newpon Beach City
ManaKer David Klfl' will be the
speaker at the Orange County
Coast Assn. Luncheon to be
held at the Newport Dunes
Resort on Wednesday. Kiff's
11ubject will be Newport's tough
water quality requirements for
residents. businesses and even
horses. Elected officiaJs. and
business and community
leader\ from Seal Reach to San
Clemente are expected to attend
the luncheon. which will begin
at 11 ::10 a.m. with a reception
and will adjourn by I :30 p.m ..
according 10 Peer Swan,
association president. Lum:h i'i
SW for association members,
$22 fc11 gi1ebls. Heservations are
requirt•d and can be made hy
caJlin); 1714 l 921-8665.
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a nnounced thl· name of the
recipient of thc Sun:.hinc Award
from Speak Up Newpurl al
·1 hursd ay·s 23rd annuaJ Mayor's
Dinner. Dan Marcheano wa!> al
the Ncwpon Heach Marriott a1
reception 1i111c. but i.coo1ed
back 10 Arche:. rcslJurant
during the dinner hour.
Marchcano wa<> honored for his
continued '>Uppon and
IC'adt·r-.hip in a number of
orgm1izations, including the
Conftorcnce and Visi1o rs Bureau,
Oiambcr of C:ornmen:e and
Restaurant Ai.!.n.
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Joel MIJJband, attorney, joim:d
1he Ho1ary Club of Newport
Ueach Sunrise.
WORTH REPEATING
From the Thought fo r Today.
provided by Greg KeUey of the
Newport Mesa lrvinc ln1erfailh
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GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETTING INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot
on a rotating basis. For
information on adding your
organization to this list, call
(949) 574-4298.
ACADEMIC YEAR IN
AMERICA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German student and earn up to
S 1,000 toward a number of
travel-abroad programs.
Danielle Carpino, (800)
322-HOST.
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The Amyotrophic Lateral
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but when we are diallengetl to
be wlwt we can be."
-Morrl• Adler
SERVICE CUJB MEETINGS THI$
WEEK
TUESDAY
7:1S a.m.: The 40-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Oub wiJI meet at Five Crowns
Hestaumnt 10 hear Lenka
Spe)chalova of the Ocean
Institute
(l1ttp:l/www.newportbeacl1
.wnriserotary.o~.
6:30 p.m .: Th e Costa Mesa
Newport I !arbor Lions Oub
will meet at the Costa Mesa
Country Oub.
( 11 t t p:l/www.geodties.com/
cmnltlionslfXJge5.lttmll
WEDNESDAY
7:1S a.m.: The 10-mem ber
South Coast Melro Ro tary Oub
will meet at the Center Oub and
the Newport Harbor Kiwanis .
CJub wiJI meet at the University
Athletic O ub.
Noon: The Exchange Club of
the Orange Coasl wilJ meet at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub
for a business meeting.
6 p.m.: The SO-member
Hntary Oub of Newpon-BaJboa
wiU meet a t the Hahia
CMlnthian Yacht Oub for the
club's I ligh School Singing
Contest.
(Ii It p:ll111ww. l1l!W(l<Jrt Im I boll. org)
THURSDAY
7 a.m.: Thc :W·plus member
C:o'>ta Me<>a-Orange Costa
Breakfast fjons Club will meet
al Mimi's Cafe.
Noon: The SO-member Costa
Mesa Kiwanis Ouh will meet at
the 1 loliday Inn for a vi!.it by
Governor Les Wixon and his
wife Oieryl
(It t tp:llwww. ki wtm is.
orglcl11bkostamesa); the
50-member Kiwanis Oub of
Newport Beach-Corona dcl
Mar will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht tlub. the
Exchange O ub of Newport
I !arbor will meet at the
NauticaJ Museum for a
program by BUI Bechtel on
Forensics of the Law
(llftp://www.nlie.xclumge
dub.com). The Newport Irvine
Hotary O ub will meet at 1he
J\1rium I lotel.
(lit I p:llwww.11 i rota ry.orEO.
• COMMUNITY 8t CLUBS 1s
published Saturdays in the Daily
Pilot. Send your service club's
meeting information by fax 10 (7 141
921 8655 or by e-mail to
tdoboom 0 aol.com
people who have the disorde r
that is also known as Lou
Gehrig's disease. needs
volunteers. (714) 375-1922.
AUHEIMER'S ASSN.
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, family
resource consultants, special
event volunteers, office
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TOOAY
The Panot Eduutlon and
Adoption Center, a nonprofit
organization, will have a seminar
on feather-destructive behavior
from 1 to 2:30 p.m . ~t the Balearic
Community Center, 1975 Balearic
Drive, Costa Mesa. The cost is $15
for nonmembers. Information:
(949) 631-3606,
http://WWW.peac.org.
The N4tWp0rt Beach Public
Library Foundation will present
Lori Wallach, director of the
Public Citizen's Global Trade
Watch, as part of tho
Distinguished Speakers Lecture
Senes at 2 p.m. in the Friends
Meeting Room at the Central
Library. 1000 Avocado Ave.
Newport Beach. Refreshments
.,viii be served. Tickets cost $18.
Information: (866)301-2411,
dsls@westem-direct.com,
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Mllrilee Stockman will lead a
workshop covering all the basics
of drawing trom 1 to 5 p.m. at the
Orange County Fine Art Annex
and Art Studios, 1631 Sunflower
Ave., B15, South Coast Village
Plaza, Costa Mesa. Information.
(949) 640-1727,
hctp:l/www.gallerymsrilee.com.
The UC Irvine college of medicine
is sponsoring a Parkinson's
disease event featuring Fox New s
Channel's Morton Kondracke and
UCI geneticist Douglas Wallace.
The event starts at 4 p.m . at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive. Information: {949)
~24-8202. dlatkins("'uci.edu.
Pat and Oscar's restau,.nt will
donate 50% of its grand opening
proceeds to Olive Crest Homes
and Services for Abused
Children. The event will take
place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
3811 S. Bristol St., Santa Ana.
T 1cke1s cost S5 to $10.
Information: (800)550-2445, ext
1144,
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SUNDAY
The Newport 8-d\ Film Ffltiv91
will host a USex And The City•
final episode celebration from 7
to 10 p.m. at the Hard Rock Cafe at
Fashion Island, 451 Newport
Center Dr .. Newpon Beach. There
will be a Carrie, Samantha,
Charlotte and Maranda look-alike
contests, best shoes contest and
HSe1< In The City" trivia. Tickets
cost: $25. Proceeds benefit the
Newport Beach Film Festival.
Information: (949) 253-2880,
http://WWW.newpartbeach
filmiest.com.
MONDAY
The Wolid Affairs Council of
Orange County will host George
Argyros. U.S. Ambassador to
Spain. at its monthly dinnjlr and
speaker program from 6 to 9:30
p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel.
'500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport
Beach. The cost is $48 for
("Ombers and $55 for
nonmembers. Information and
ieservations: (949) 253-5751,
bttp:l!Www. worldsffsirs
~ouncil.org.
A Greet Dee49k>n1 discussion on
"Muslim Diversity: Its Challenges
to U.S. Policy" will be held trom 7
~ 8:30 p.m. at St Mark
Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar
Vista, Newport Beach. The
<liscusalon will be led by Bob
Case. Information: (949) 760-1691.
http://www.fpa.org.
MSOAY
Hoeg Hotptut wilt present a
community education class on .,rme New Guidelines on
"'VP9ftension" by Dr. Richard
•l•nkenbaker at the Hoag
l!fospital Conference Center in
rt Beach. Information and
rvations: (800) 514-4624,
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BEST BET
Opera baritone Rodney Gilfry will sing as part of the Orange County Performing Arts
Center's Cabaret Series. Giltry will perform at 7:30 p.m. today in Founders Hall at the
center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Ticj(ets cost $56. For more information on
the center's Cabaret Series, call (71 4) 556-2787 or visit http://www.ocpac.org.
Library Foundation will present
Dr. Leonard Shlain who will speak
about his new book HSex, Time
and Power" as part of the
manuscript literary lecture series
from 1 to 9 p.m. in the Friends
Meeting Room at the Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave ..
Newport Beach. Tickets cost from
$5 to $10. Information: {949)
717-3890.
WEDNESDAY
Hoag Hospital will present a
community education class on
"Heart Healthy Cooking ff by
Hoag chef Richard Reilly at 6
p.m. at the Hoag Hospital
Conference Center in Newport
Beach. Information and
reservations: (800) 514-4624,
http://www.hoaghospitsl.org.
Mother's Martcet will host ·The
Path to a Healthier, More Vital
You; a free seminar by Steve
Holmes, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in
the Patio Cafe. The mar\et is at
225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Information and reservations:
(949) 631-4741, (800) 595-6667.
Talking Handt Thenpeutic
Massage and Bodywor1t will host
a free workshop on trigger point
therapy with practitioner Carlos
Messerschmidt. Tho workshop
will be from 7 to 9 p.m. at 120 E.
18th St., Costa Mesa. Information
and reservations: (949) 413-1567.
dcmesser@earth/inlc.net
The cotta of ·~net
Security• involving the Patriot
Act, immigration and civil
liberties will be discussed In a
lecture by Dr. Natau Saito
professor of law at Georgia State
University. The will be a reception
at 6 p.m. followed by the lecture
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the UC
Irvine University Club, at the
comer of Los Trancos Drive and
East Pehason Drive on the UCI
campus. Information and
reservations: (949) 824-8430,
ksmorris@ucl.edu.
ntURSDAY
The Founders Guild of ea ..
Teresa invites the public to attend
a play, •The Subjec\ wu Roses;
as a fundraiM r Feb. 26 and 27 at
the Newport ThNtre, 2501 Cliff
Drive. Newport Beach. All the
proceeds from tldcet sales wiM be
donated to Casa Teresa and
Hannat>;ll House. Tickets cost $65
per person. All the proceeds will
be donated to Casa Teresa and
Hannah's House. Information:
(949) 858-5385, (714) 538-4860.
Ho119 Hoapbf will present ..
community education class on
"Innovations in Cardiac Surgery"
by Or. Douglas Zusman at the
Hoag Hospital Conference Center
in Newport Beach. Information
and reservations: (800) 514-4624,
http://Www.hoaghospitsl.org.
Sage Hill School wll pr...m Don
Bartletti, Los Angeles Times
Pulitzer Prize-winning
photographer, as part of its
community speaker series at 7
p.m. al Sage Hill School, 20402
Newport Coast Drive, Newport
Coast. Bartletti will speak about
the story "Enrique's Journey:•
about an immigrant child's
treacherous journey to the United
States to reunite with his mother.
The cost is $5 to $12. Information:
(949) 219-1395.
hadley926@aol.com.
The Adoption GuHd of Southam
Orange County will host a high
tea luncheon with motivational
speaker Pat Allen, a presentation
by Toni Bruner, fashions by
Shades of Red of Newport Beach
and music by Ron Levy at the
piano and Carl Freedom on the
violin. The event wilt be from
11 :30 a.m . to 3 p.m . at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway
Newport Beach. Information:
(949) 675-8881.
The City of Newport 8eac:ih will
sponsor a workshop to discuss
potential revisions to its sign
code. including regulations on
pole signs, window signs,
monument signs and the
calculation of permitted signage.
The worbhop will be from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. In the Friends Meeting
Room at the Newport Beach
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. Newport Beach. Information:
{949) 644-3200,
http.:llwww.nttwpOl'tbeadl
library.org.
Round .... w..twll hon.
luncheon with guests Stept\en J.
Cannell, •uthor of ·v.mc:al
Coffin; George Jecobs, author of
"Mr. S: My Life with Frank
Sinatra; and Gene Nora Jessen,
author of ·The Powder Puff Derby
of 1929." The luncheon will begin
at noon at the Newport Beach
Country Club, 1600 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. Tickets
cost $45 Information and
reservations: (323)256-7977.
FEB. 28
Hoag Hospttal wiU present e
community education class on
"Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
Screening• from 1to 11 a.m. at
the Hoag Hospital Conferenoe
Center in Newport Beach. The
co'st is $25. Information and
reservations: (800) 514-4624,
http://Www.hoaghospital.org.
lnstyte MagaziM and Jonff New
York Signature will present Katie
Brown, host of "All Year Round
with Katie Brown,• who will show
attendees how to create their own
signature party. The event will be
at 2 p.m. at Macy's South Coast
Plaza, 3333 Bear St, Costa Mesa.
Information and reservations:
(714) 556-0611, ext. 4231.
The Malibu Cat Show, preMf'lted
by the Malibu Cat Club and the
Cat Fanciers Assn., will be from 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. in building No. 10
at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Information: (909)
372-9079.
The Emttronmental Hetu .. c.m.r
will present a birding walk with
expert birder Maya Decker from 8
to 9:30 a.m. at the oenter, 1601
16th St., Newport Beach. Tl\e cost
is $5. Information: (949) 645-8489.
FEB. 29
The Malibu Cat Show, pre..m.d
by the Malibu Cat Club and the
Cat Fanciers Assn., will be from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. in building No. 10
at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Tickets cost $4 to $6.
Information: (909) 372-9079.
Author Marte Keys will be Mgning
his new book •My Best Day:
Sports; from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m . at
Martha's Bookstore, 3081.h Marine
Ave., Balboa Island. The boolc
covers such sports figures at
Terry Donahue, Paul Salata,
George Yardley and Dan Roge,.
within Its pages. Information:
(949) 673-7185.
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. ; "It's a
I• :, phenomenal i! feeling. '' ,. t: ht C....,_., Corona del Mar
• • boys soccer coach lo
• BOYS SOCCER
ail ors
• :arn1ng
• spect
er scores twice,
adds a goal as
, ort Harbor emerges
,)ictorious in first round.
l:lll!!WPORT BEACH -As the No. 1
, out of the Sea View League. the
Newpon Harbor High boys soccer team
\fent into its first-round CIF Southern
S4k:don Division II playoff game as a fa-
vorite against visiting
•
El Dorado. But that
wasn't the attitude the
Sailors took into the
game.
uwe've always lcind of
~ been lhe underdog."
Newport Harbor senior .. n Tracy said. "Even when we were in
Hist place in league, teams didn't ~
ui seriously."
.After Friday's performance, any team
~t fails to take the Sailors seriously is
s~ply foolish. .
• ltacy scored a goal late in the first
SH SAILORS, Pase 84 ....
Sweet win
forCdM
~a Kings atone for last
~ar·s early exit with 4-l
~ivision II first-round win
<.1Ver Moreno Valley, the
program's first playoff
wctory in 11 years.
Bryce Alderton
Dally Pilot
OORONA DEL MAR -Any biller resi-
due from last year's CIF playoff loss was
qukldy replaced with a much swee1er
~tion Friday for the Corona del Mar
HJgh boys soccer learn.
A year after El Dorado
knocked them out of
the postseason with a
1-0 triumph. the Sea
Kings reversed fate to
earn the program's first
playoff win ln 11 years.
Playing without argu-
best player. Julien Cerutti, the
dis.1ected visiting Moreno Val-
~ to a 4-1 CIF Southern
UVlllOn ll 6rst-round victory.
forward Ouis Ringstrom
two golls while Danny Whitaker
Coll1ns each added single
the Sea Kings (13-3-6), the ?a-
5" CdM, Paa• 84
·~
EYEOPENER
·J)aily~Piklt •
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VINCE McGUINNESS
lpor1I Eaor ltlcMrd Dunn: 1949) 574.4223 • Sports Fax: 1949) 650-0170 Saturday. February 21. 2004 Bl
WRESTLING
N ewpOrt 's Lim
I
reaches quarters
Harbor senior bows out
at 119 pounds; still has a
chance at Masters Meet.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
WESTMINSTER -It was a type of
loss that could have withered the
strongest spirit, but nol Kid Urn's.
Friday at Weslminster.
"I still Ulink I can get In the top six."
said Um, who is seeded sevenlh. "It's
going to take a lot of hard work and
just being more aggressive.·
Lim was the lone wrestler of seven
Newport-Mesa Dist:ricl competitors to
advance to today's rounds. Um will be
In lhe 1hlrd-round consolation. He will
need 1wo wins 10 have a chance 10 fin-
ish fifth and move on to the Masters
Meet.
STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT
Estancia High's Martin Diaz takes down Foothill's Doug Tabor in a 125-pound
match Friday in the CIF individual championships at Westminster High.
Um, a Newport Harbor High senior
wrestling In the 119-pound division,
lost In the quarterfinals of 1he CIF
Sou1hem Division champion~hips. bur
he hardly wavered in his confidence
Es·tancia's Martin Diaz (125-pound
djvisiun), Juny P-dnduro ( 130), Gabriel
See WRESTLING, Pase 83
BOYS BASKETBALL
La Canada outlasts Sea Kings
Corona del Mar takes two-point
lead in third quarte r against No. 4
seed , but is unable to keep pace .
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -If he wa offered a two-poini
lead IO seconds into 1he third quar1er. Corona del Mar
High boys baskeLball coach Byan Curry wouldn'1 have
hesila1ed in responl'.>e.
"Let's play." Curry said.
The Sea Kings had exactly that scenario. bu1 the final
15 minutes. SO seconds belonged to La
Canada. • _ The Spartans, seeded fourth In the
CIF Southern Section Division Ill -A
pl.iJyoffs. scored 12 unanswered points
10-build a double-digit lead and held off
host Corona del Mar, 59-46. in a sec-
ond-round game.
·we lisred four thing~ 1hat we needed tu do before the
game," Curry sald. "One, we wanted to control the
tempo. We wanted 10 make it an up-tempo game.
(TWoJ, we need to rebound on lhe defensive hoards.
Three, we really need to execute our sruff. four. we need
to stay poised. l\Jmovers happen when you lose your
composure. We did a good job on the derensive boards.
but not in lhe olher lhree areas.·
A half-court gam e 1hroughout, La Canada's l>ignifi·
cant height advanlagc took control of the game and its
three-point shooting ability put the game out of reach.
"I think our size eventually wore 1hcm down ... La
Canada Coach To rn I lofman said.
Rhett Anderson. a 6-foot-6 sophomore. came off the
bench for lhe Spartans (26-2} to score 14 points. includ-
ing eight in the second quarter. consislently posting up
the maller Sea Kings. who don'1 slart a player over 6-
foot-3.
Corona del Mar stayed with I.a Canada 1hroughou1
the first half and when Kevin Welch hit n lhree-pclin ter
wirh threeaeconds remaining before halflime. lhe score
W88 de<f. 25-25.
Adam Freede, who led CdM wilh 13 points. put the
Sea Kings up by two, 10 seconds into the lhfrd quaner
when he s1olc the ball and scored an easy b11cke1.
Bui Umar Kahn. who finished with 14 poin1s. came
back with a buckel for La Canada, 1hen 1he Spartani. re·
took Lhe lead by going inside to 6-fooHl junior Philip
Andcr!>On.
MARK C. OUSTlN/OAILYPILOT
Corona del Mar's Pancho Seaborn makes contact with La Canada's Matt Stoner (11) as he drives to
the basket and shoots in Friday night's CIF Division Ill-A second-round game at·Corona del Mar High.
Jus1 nver a minule later Ryan Cosgrove nailed a lhree·
poinlcr IO pu1 lhe Spartans up 32-27. II was lhe first
See SEA KINGS, Pa1e 84
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
C~ris Ringstrom
(
CdM•s speedy forward deli vers hat trick and two
assists, leading Sea Kings to PCL-title clinching win.
Steve Vlra•n
Daily Pilot
C all hlm "The
Northwood
Heartbreaker."
Last year, Corona del
•
and provided two assists, leading
the Sea Kings to a 5-2 victory
over the host Tunberwolves Feb.
l l . With the win, Corona del Mar
clinched the PCL titJe. Heading
into the game. the Sea Kings held
Mar High's Olris Rlngstrom scored an
unassisted goal In the final minute to
lead the Sea Kings' boys soccer team to a
2-1 victory O\ler Northwood on the
11mberwolves' fteld. The win ended
Nonbwood'a 14-pme unbeaten aueak.
Ind pw Corona del Mar a than of the
Pld8c Cout league dtJe with the
11mberwolws.
This seuon. Rlngstrom. a senior
rorward, prJ)Yed to be a nuisance for
'Northwood again. He scored three goals
a a
a one-point advantage over
Northwood In lhe league standings.
'Tm sure (the Tunberwolvesl are not
happy with me," Ringstrom sald. "That
goal last year, I don't know what 1 was
thinldng right there. It was probabty one or the slowest goals r have scored. II just
bounced In. I'm hippy to help out my
team when they needed me."
The Sea IClnp built • 3--0 lead In the
flnt 42 mJnutes. • Ringsbqm scored the
a nee a a on s a
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BRIEFLY
fS mith, UCI beat Arizona, 3-1
c. Brett Smith struck out seven
and walked none in eight in·
nings to lead the visiting .UC Ir·
vine baseball team to a 3· l non·
conference victory over Arizona.
Friday.
Smith scattered six hits In 101
pitches before giving way to
closer Blair Erickson, who
pitched a scoreless ninth to
notch his third save.
Brett Dalton led UCJ (4·2) with
three hits in five at·bats with one
RBI and one run scored while
lordan Sl.abo went 2 for 4 with a
run scored.
Koley Kolberg struck out seven
in a complete-game effort ·for
Arizona (5·2).
NonconhAnc•
UC lrvlne 3, Arizona 1
Sc:oN bv lnnlna•
UCI 100 bo1 001 -3 10 o
Arizona 001 ooo ooo -1 a 3
Smith, Ericbon (9) and Wagner;
Kolberg and Merctdo. W -Smith,
2-0. L -Kolberg, 0-1. Save -Eridcton
(3). 2B -Anderaon (UCI).
CdM trio advances
• WRESTUNG: Corona del
Mar High's Andrew Keligian,
Brian Feeley and Jon Dean ad -
vanced 10 the consolation third
round after their efforts in the
CIF Inland Division wrestling
championships Friday at Ayala
in Olino Hills.
Kellgian, the Pacific Coast
League champion wrestling in
the 215-pound d ivision. won
his first two matches, bu1 lost in
the quarterfinals. Feeley ( 135·
pound division) did the same to
advance to 1oday's consolatio n
third round. Dean (140) won in
1he first round, lost in the sec-
ond, but recorded a victory in
the consolation second round
to advance.
The trio will attempt 10 finish
in the top five in their respec-
ti ve weight classes to move on
to the Masters Meet. Corona del
Mar's Taylor Al ton (112). Matt
Loeb (130), Isaac Inouye (145),
Dean Moheimani (152), Ryan
Sho res (160) and Robbie Richey
(heavyweight) also competed,
but did not advance.
Webber leads UC Irvine
• VOLLEVBA.LL: Freshman
Matt Webber returned to action
after missing four matches with
a shoulder injury and totaled a
career-high 15 kills and tied a
school record with six aces as
UC Irvine defeated Ohio State
in four games, 30·28. 27-30. 30·
20, 30-24, in the fi rst ma1ch of
the Vo lleyball Hall of Fame/
Morgan Qassic in Springfield,
Mass.
Senior Jimmy Pelzel led aJJ
players with 20 kills and is now
just five shy of breaking the UCI
career record se1 by Erick llele-
nihi (1,4 18) from 1999·2002.
David Smith. a freshman
middle blocker, added a career-
WRESTLING
Continued from Bl
aler (140), Anthony Hermann
160) and Alex Sotomayor (171)
d Costa Mesa's Joe Amburgey
189) got their first taste of CIF
divldual competition, but did
ot advance.
Lim competed in CrF last year,
ut did not advance to the Mas·
rs Meet. But he's a different
tJer this year and says he's
ore determined because thJs is
senior season.
Um, who finished second in
e Sea View League and now
a 23·8 record, had a bye in
the first round. He easily de·
feated SaddJebaclc's Frank Areba·
lo by major decision. 17-6. Then
in the quarterfinals, Lim took on
Santa Ana junior Josh Pacheco.
who defeated Um in a semJfinaJ
of the Estancia tournament last
month.
In that Jan. I 0 match, Um
built a 3-0 lead, but Pacheco
came baclc and won by pin in the
second period. This time, Pache·
hJgh 13 kills for the Anteaters
(7 -8) and Kyle Welchert added
10 kills and eight block asaisti.
UCI will meet the winner or
the· Penn State-Springfield
game ln the championship
game Saturday at 5 p.m.
OCC won 't defend title
• MSICETMLL: The visiting
Fullerton College's women's
basketball claimed the Orange
Empire Conference ·champion·
ship and ended Orange Coast's
season with a 63-5 1 victory Fri-
day night. The Hornets (20-8,
10·4 in the OEC) enterM Fri-
day's contest with a one-game
lead over Saddleback.
The Pirates (14· 14, 7-7). the
defending state champions. en·
1ered play Friday tied for sixth
in lhe eight-team coaference
and wiJI mjss the playoffs for
the first time In Coach Mike
Thornton's 15 seasons a l the
helm.
Alisa Carrillo led the Pirates
the defending state champions.
with 17 points wh.ile Arny Shaw
added 13 points, hitting 4 of 9
three-pointers.
Orana• Empire Conference
Fullerton 63, Orange Coaat 51
Fullerton -Jones 17. Jennings 19.
Gallardo 7, Ericltson 4, M artinez 16,
Sanchez 0, Min 0.
3-pt .. goals -Gallardo 1.
Orange Coast -Naff 6, Cerrillo 17,
Van Buren 0, Chades 5, Shaw 13,
H1ue1er 4, Viloria 0, Arganda 4,
Stepanski 2,
3·pt. goals -Shaw 4, Chades 1.
Halftime -Fullerton. 31-19.
Pirates blow 4-0 lead
• BASEBAU! The Orange
Coast · College baseball team
couldn't hold a 4-0 lead and
visiting Long Beach stormed
back to grab an 8-6 nonconfer-
ence victory Friday.
Reid Horton allowed six hits
and two runs in 5 Y. innings, but
the bullpen couldn't hold the
lead.
Keith Ma'stel went 4 for 5, in·
eluding a solo home run, with
two runs scored and one RBI
for OCC: while Jose Castaneda
also went 4 for 5 with two runs
scored.
Nonc.onferenc•
long Beach I , Orange Coaat 8 Score by Innings
t: Beach ooo 101 ~ -s n 1 occ 103 000 002 -6 13 2
Style, Beker (6), Dufloth (9) and
Price; Horton, 'Nella (6), Jacl<son (7 ),
Peele (9), Clear (9) and Hazen and
Htcks W -Baker. L -Pede. Save -
Dufloth. 2B -Ulery, Price (LB) 2,
Vopinek (LB), Castaneda (OCC). 3B -
Monahan (LBI. HR -Edwards (LB).
Mastel (OCC).
St. Bernard edges Sage
• SOCCER:· For the second
year in a row. St. Bernard I ligh
knocked the Sage Hill School
boys soccer learn out of the CJF
Southern Section Division VI
playoffs.
co. the No. 2 seed and Golden
Wes1 League champion. opened
with a 4-0 lead. Lim scored an
escape just before the end of the
first period.
Pacheco wenl up, 7-1. scoring
.an escape and a 1akcdown early
in the second period, but Um
answered with an escape and
gained some momentum with a
takedown of his own. However.
Lim left himself open for a mo·
ment when his hip went to the
floor after his takedown. Pacheco
jumped on the opportunity and
covered Lim for the pin with 48
seconds left In the second pe-
riod.
"The Intensity was good,~
Newport Coach Dominic Bulone
said. "(Pacheco) just got ahead
and got that 4-0 lead pretty
quick. But (Lim! battJed back."
Lim said he was 1rying to feel
out Pacheco in the first round
and just fell beh.ind.
"I changed my whole match in
the second period," Um said. "I
heard my brother (and assistant
coach Brad Llml say I needed to
tum it up. And 1 did.J wanted to
give h.im a match."
Geovani Hernandez knoclced
in a rebound in the 20th m.inure
and the goal proved to be the
difference as the visiting Vi-
kings upset the fourth-seeded
Lightning, 1-0, Friday.
The Ugbtning (1 1-6) played
without senior Julian Smith·
Newman, who had surgery on a
knee he Injured in practice last
week.
Fullerton tops OCC
• BASICBTBAU: The Orange
toas1 Co~ege men's basketball
team could not overcome a
poor-shooting first half and
lost, 76·66, to visidng Fullerton
in the Orange Empire Con fer·
ence season finale Friday.
The Pir.ues (6-20, 3-11 in
conference) shot 296% from the
field (8 for 27) In the first half, .
falling behind 34-25. The Hor-
nets (17-13, 10-4), winners of
eight in a row, shot 52.2% from
the field (J 2 of 23) in the first
half. Aaron Bobik led OCC with
17 porhts, while Matt Hatch
added l;i poin1s and 10 re-·
bounds a'hd Alex Hunter came
off the bench to score 16 points.
Orana• Empire Conference
Fullerton 76, Orange Coast 66
Fullerton -Sheldon 13, Hicks 8,
Williama 16, Ay111111, Bufford 24,
Buckley 2. Parry 2.
S·pt. goals -Sheldon 2, Ayala 2,
Hic:lcs 1.
OCC -H111ct1 13, Bailey 2, Bobik 17,
Garey 6, Shaheom 8, Hunter 16,
Seifert 4.
3-pt. goals -Sha helm 2, Garey 2,
Bobik 2. Hatch 1.
Technicals -Garey.
Halhime -Fullerton. 34·25.
Lions lose both games
• SOPTMLL: Vanguard Uni -
versity's softball team fell to 5-8
after losing 1wo games of a
doubleheader 10 visiting Be1ha -
ny Friday.
Jennlfer Rynda allowed four
hits and struck out eight, but
took the loss in Bethany's 1-0 win
in the first game. Bethanys run
was unearned. Rachel Bomgren
had two h.its for the t.lons.
Bomgren then went 3 for 3.
including a double, and added
an RBI for the Lions in a 3-2 se1 ·
back in Game 2.
Vanguard hon ors Besse
• BASKETBAU.: Vanguard
University freshman Rachel
Besse. who helped th~ women's
basketball team continue its
d ominance in the Golden State
Athletic Conference, was
named Uon of the Week by the
school.
The 6-foot-3 center from
Soldotna, Alaska scored :i I
points a nd grabbed 17 re·
bounds in a pair of victories
over Concordia (Feb. 3J and
Westmont (Feb. 7). She was 12
of 21 from lhe field and 7 or H
from the line in 1he two vie·
tori es.
While Um moves on to the
consolation third round. the Es·
tancia wrestlers and Amburgey
wiU most likely concentra1e on
what it will take 10 get back 10
the en: competition.
Sotomayor nearly had the op·
portunity to advance, but he lost
in the second round of consola·
lion, when he was pinned In
overtime. He won in the first
round, but lost by technical fall
in the second round. Panduro.
an Estancia sophomore, aJso re·
corded one win, 6-0. in the con-
solation first round, but lost his
next match and exited in the
double-elimination tournament.
Amburgey lost his only two
matches or the day, as did Diaz.
Thaler and Hermann.
·Everyone of those guys had
their first (ClFJ eKperience and
now they have something to
work for," Estancia Coach Brian
Burgess said. "That's the key. AU
in all, the guys were really happy
to be there. It takes stuff like this
to know what they have to do
next year. Instead of just being
happy to be there they might be
ready to place."
We JUSt IOWeTed c~e
payments on our
new body sryle
'04 EJ20 Wapn.
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Tari.~ are waggin '!
Choose from Ult!
nation's larges t sekction
of prestigious 2004
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SWIMMING
No excuses
to be heard
Salo, Watson expect
the best with no
complaints' from
Orange Coast men
and women.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
Orange <:.oast College men's
and womens swimming coach
Don Watson 9'lid his teanu don'
have 10 win state championships
to be successful.
But they sure do help.
Watson and Dave Salo, the stale
co· coaches of the year last season
when the OCC women's team
won its 13th state championship
-first since 1997 -while the
men finish~ third in California.
return to lead both squads again
this season.
For Salo. head coach of the Ir·
vine Novaquatics. a renowned
club team that hM produced
Olympic athletes, his fourth year
guiding the Bucs will be his lasL
Next fall he begins a new job as
aquatics director al Soka Univer·
sity ln Aliso Viejo. a small. four·
year liberal arts school.
Wat:.on ond Salo admit they fi.
nally "clicked" last year and along
the Wdy, began learning about
themselves. '
"We are both hard. face up on
the table with the kids." Watson
saJd. "We are caring and achieve·
ment·oriented.. ~ both think
there are people who produce
and a small number of people
who ach1eve. Everyone else hM
an excuse or an explanaUon.
"If you spend time on some·
thing. you should pursue excel·
lence. If you want to train for me·
diocrlty. go someplace else."
Salo and Watson have set a
high standard, one the swimme~
on this years teams will try to live
upto.
The women's team returns
three sophomores. indudlng
Shannon Maxfield, a state finalist
in three distance events -the
SOO·yard freestyle. 1.650 free and
200 free. Sara Nalalizio was part of
the winning 200 and 400 medley
relay teams and finished second
and third ln the 50 and I 00
bu11erlJy. respectively, while Kim
~U was a finaJis1 in the 1.500
fieestyle.
Joining the trio will be fellow
sophomores Lindsey F.ast:man
and Megan Lantz.
Katie Thorsness. who daimed
Golden West League titles in the
200 and 500 free last season while
swimming for Costa Mesa High.
heads a promising group of fresh.
men.
"She is one of the strongest
g)rls," Watson said of Thorsn~
"She should be a state finalist in
both events. She will help us in
the distance events.•
Freshnwl Erin Harvey and
Brittany Kane. both from Laguna
I lills. should make an impact as
sprinte~ Watson said.
Sheny Tsai. who set three na·
tional records ln winning four
evenlS in at last year's state cham·
pionships. wW swim for UC
Btckcley this season with three
years of eligibility remaining. She
still trains at Coast when in town.
"It was a tough decision lfor
Tsai). contemplating a second
year (at Coast), but she had a
scholarship to BedceJey, • Watson
said.
CDM
Continued from B 1
Th.e men's team finished third
in the state last year and ~ has
three sophomore returners.
Roger Wong and 'D'evor Myers
were both state finalists in the 100
breaststroke while Wong also ac·
compllshed the feat In the 200
breaststroke.
Fresh.man Max Wong (San Oe·
menle) is versatile in the middle
distance and freestyle races while
Jason Huang. a transfer from
Saddleback College, should pro·
vide stabi.llty in the 200 IM.
Salo has been impressed with
Huang and Wong.
"Max and Jason are the best
newcomers on the guys side ... Sa·
lo saJd.
Frank Gamboa CFstanciaJ pro·
vides more depth after claiming
the Golden West League title In
the 200 6tt (1:56.42).
"Steven Wolfe (Fountain VaJ.
ley), Wong and Huang should
combine to be one of the top free
relays In the stale this year," Wat·
son said.
Watson
ovcrachi
of that co
contends the men
last year and some
be attributed to the
women's cces.s.
"They tarted off without any
real g~ identity." W
said of the m • e !Women!
motivated them to step up and
they swam well. I think both
groups will be in the top five this
year."
Coast competes in the Border
relays at Palomar College at 9 a.m.
today.
Salo, who was in Orlando. Fla..
Feb. 9· 16 for the Spring National
swimming championships. said it
will be difficuh to make every
OCC meet since he ls trying 10 be·
come one of the assistant coaches
of the United States nadonal team
to go to Athens, Greece. when the
Games begin in August He knows
good reruns wen he sees them.
·~n and I tlnally got It right
last year.· Sak> said. "The second
year we were too poUte to each
other ln regard to where we were
corning frorn IL\St year) we div·
vied up the responsibWdes and
didn't get in the way of each other.
We learned a lot from each othec. •
And the swinuners. in tum,
learned a lot from them.
worked well together. -
Whitaker and Rlngstrom have
found each other with frequency
along the front lines the last two
games and Friday was no dif[er·
cific Coast League champions ent. Each assisted the other on
who have now won four straight. goals.
"It's a phenomena! fee.ling; CdM. which never tralled. ln·
CdM Coach Pat CAilaghan said. ·1 creased its lead to 3·1 In the 44th
feel great for the boys. They put a minute when Whltake(s diving
lot into this. l had a bitter taste af-header off a cross from Ringstrom
ter losing to Fl Dorado last year. sneaked In.side w near post. Oe-
We learned a leeeon from that and fender Parker Ferguson lobbed a
expected to win." pass to Ringstrom to begln the at·
The Sea Kings controlled the tack.
game from the outset. using their "We've played the last four years
height advantage to pin control together and. ln the last two or more so.so baDs and denying games. the coaches have. told us
Mon!llO Valley Cl8·5-2). making lt.s • about creating runs to pt oppor·
ftrat C1F playoff appeuance ln 10 tun.ides and ftnishJng. • Whitaker
yean, mmy scortna chanoes. said. "We don't think out there. It
MJdftkder Nkk Osaipoff happens and you react."
stepped in for Cerutti. who wu Whitaker and Rlnptrom haw
luspended for one pme after re· accounted for etaht ol CdM'a nine
ceMng two yellow carda tn CdM~ goall in lt.s lut two vlcu>rlel.
league-clinching victory qalnat "In lbe last two or three pow
Northwood Feb. 11. Oulpoft', they are ftnaDy working totetber."
along with Jeritt Thayer, were c.a11aghan 11k1. "They win the bill..
quk:br to stray balls than their look up and ftnd a teammate and
opponent1. tet goals for one another."
"Julien tUet the team tO a dif • Moreno Valley WU OY'ef •
fen!nt a.w1. but Nldc p&.yed a matched both ph)'lkaDy and
qulllty .-me-He did what hi bid ~. Coech Danny Al·
to ~. C.Dlgbtn l&ld. "They all v.rez eaJcl. .
SEA KINGS
Continued from B 1
outside jumper La Canada had made on the
night and it seemed to loosen up the favored
Spartans.
La Canada, which mi<.Sed all nine of its three·
poinl anempts in the first half after making 13 in
a first·round win over Northvlew, hit 4 of6 from
long range in the third quarter. ending the pe·
riod with 44·31 lead.
The Kings cut the lead back. to IO points
when cho Seaborn hil a three·pointer 10
o the fourth period, but a I 0-0 run by the
Spartans, which included six points by Rhen An-
derson, put the game out of reach.
Seaborn. who entered the game averaging 16.9
points. was limi1ed to just eight and fouled ou1 of
the game with 4:52 remaining. Guarded pri·
marily by La Canada's Craig Ballard. Seaborn was
h eld 10 3 of 8 shooting and didn't even attempt a
shot in the second half until his three·pointer in
the opening moments of the fourth quarter.
"They went af1er him," Omy said. "They
forced us 10 gel other klds to score. We needed to
do a beuer job of getting him open and gerUng
him the ball."
Corona del Mar's
Adam Freede,
above right, lays
up a shot while La
Canada's Ryan
Cosgrove
defends in Friday
night's CIF
Division ll~A
secon<kound
game at CdM. At
left, Corona del
Mar's Jay
Norttiridge (3)
drives by La
Canada's Umar
Khan.
PHOTOS BY
MARK C.OUSTIN/
DAILY PILOT
ln the first half, others did pick up the slack.
including Welch. who came off the bench to hit
two three-pointers in the second quaner. But
Corona del Ma made just two field goals in the
third quarter. when they were outscored 19·6,
and managed only 17 field·goal anemplS in the
entire second half.
Senior Jay Nonhridge finished with eight
points for the Sea Kings, who end the year 14·14,
and Welch added six.
Clf l>Mlioll .. A
Second round
Lac.n-s.Y.
Corona del Mar 48 Scor9 bv a...... La Canada 1~ 13 19 15 59
CdM 10 15 e 15 48
La Caneda -Khan 14, Ballard 6. Cosgrove 12, Ho 2, P.
Andersbn 7. Kumagai 2. Stoner 2, A. Anderson 14,.
3·pt. goels -Cosgrove 3, Anderson 1.
Fouled out -None.
Technical• -None.
Cofone del Mer-Northrldge 8, R. Lance 2, Freeda 13,
Seaborn 8, t Lance 2, Watanabe 2, Reynolds 0, K.
Welch 6. Mohler 4, MacDonald 1, Kabakllan 0, Manni 0.
J..pt. goals -Northridge 2, K. Welch 2, Seaborn 1,
Freeda 1.
Fouled out -Seaborn
Technicals -Watanabe 2.
SCHEDULE
TODAY ......
College -UC lrvlM 11t Arttona. noon:
The M1111r'1 •t V1nguerd
(doublel\ee<Mrl. 1t e.m. ..........
College men -UC lrvlne 11 New
Mexico SWe. 1 p m.; v.nouard 11
Hope lntemMlooll. 7:30 p.m.
College womtn-UC lrvlne It lo"i
lleldl Sc.19, 7:30 p.m.; V.ngulfd It
Hope lntemetlonal, 5.30 p m
High ldlool girt1 -OF playoffa.
Newport Harbor at Unlveralty, 7 p,m.;
Estancia at Roaary, 7:30 p.m . s-
Hlgh achool girts -Clf pleyoft.: Corona
del Mar at El Oor1do. 2 p.m .; Le H1bra
at Costa Mesa, 3 p.m.
Tennh
College men -Sent• Ciera at UC
lrvi1141, 1:30p.m.
hd!Mdtleid
Coll11g9 men •nd women -UC lrvlM 11
Pomona College
~
College men -UC Irvine It Sprlngf\eld
tournament.
Wlterpolo
High IChool girt• -Clf pl1yo1la:
Newport Harbor st El Toro. noon;
Corona del Mar vs. VIII• "9rtc st El Toro.
1:15 p.m.; ea.ti M4IM etJurupa V.lley,
noon. ...... High ldlool -CIF lndlllldual
cioneolationl: ~ON d.i Mar "Aylla,
11 II m.; twwpolt Harbor, Cost• M ...
•nd Eltaneia st WllmnlNter. 11 1.m.
Daily Piiot
RINGSTROM
Continued from Bl
Int two goals and had an assist on
Danny Whittaker's goal The
ThDberwo1ves came within. 3·2, with
12 minutee left. but Riogltrom
produced anotheJ assist for Whitaker
with two minutes remaining.
A minute later, Ringstrom. the
Daily Pilot Ath.le1e of the Wee.k. ~
his hat trick. scoring on the wing on -
a cross from Whittuer. Ringstrom's
finishing touch put an end to all
hopes of revenge for the
Tunberwolves.
"I don'I think they like him,"
Corona del Mar Coach Pat Callaghan
said "I think they fear playing
against him. There's no substinue for
speed. They uy to·double team him.
If they want 10
shut h1m down. 'He's
they can try. We obviously our have a number
of weapons.· most potent
Just before dle offensive game agaJnsl the
Tunberwolves. threat. His
Callaghan said
he overheard speea takes
Northwood our team to
players saying another level.' they needed to
stop Julien Pit Callqhan,
Cerutti, Corona del Mar's
Whittaker and boys soccer
Ringstrom. coach, on Chris
"You can't shut Ringstrom
down three
guys." Callaghan
said. "Thar's pretty hard to do."
Ringstrom said because of the Sea
Kings' depth he was able to score the
three goals.
"They can' double mark any of
us," Ring:strom said. "You can't leave
any one of us open. We have so
much talent. We have a lot of skill."
' While Cerutti provides deft
ball-handling sld.lls and Whittaker
adds a physical presence, fellow
senior teammate ~mlnic Rubino
contributes his intelligence and
knows where to be in order to score.
Ri.ngstrom, a standout sprinter on
the Corona del Mar track and field
team, has speed that separates him
from all other players on the field.
Ringstrom's quickness, with or
without the ball, is definitely a key
for the Sea Kings.
"He's obviously our most potenl
offensive threat," Callaghan said.
"His speed talces our team to
another level.''
Ringstrom, who com peted in cross
country. soccer and track and field in
his four years for the Sea Kings. will
most likely continue competing in
track and soceer at Stanford next
year. He tw been accepted. He
plans to uyout for the track and field
team and the m en's soccer squad as
a walk·on.
He did not gain a scholarship, but
one of the track coaches. Edriclc
f1oreal. wrote a letter or
recommendation In Ringstrom's
regard when he applied.
Ringstrom will also try to make
the Stanford men's soccer team. Last
year the Cardinal won just three
games and was O· IO in the Pac· IO
Conference.
"That's bad. but it could be good
for me," Ring.mom said.
"{Coronal del Mar Is a strong
team," Alvarez said. "We have
small kids and they have big Jcids.
The Jcids were too hyper and they
didn't calm down fast enough. We
had five different chances to score.
but just couldn't get It done.·
SAILORS
Continued from B 1
The move worked to perfection
and Tracy slotted the ball Inside
the left posl ln the final minute
of the first half for a l ·O lead.
"I didn't really hit it that
well." Walker said. "It just took
a really weird bounce and went
off the keeper."
The Vikings. the third·place
team from the Ivy League, ded the
score at l ln the 24th minute when
Othaniel Yanez snuck past CdM
defenders to head in a free Jcick.
That was the only blemish for
CdM senior goalkeeper Jay l.im·
mennan, who made four 8aves.
Sweeper Shane Collins provided
staunch defense aad capped the
acoring with a goal on a penalty
kick. in the final minute. Joee VlDa·
lain drew the foul within the six·
yard box to set up the penalty
shot
"We played our ame and It
started with the ·o·.:-eenior e.ory
ArzaUno Mid. ·everyone etuck to
the plan, held thape and pve (the
vtklnp) no open loob.
lhls II a btg wtn. It ls momen·
nun for us."
The Sea Kinp will face founh.
seeded Santa MooJca. a 1-0 wln·
ner ~ Owninade. at 3 p.m.
Tuesday. A coln flip will determine
the site.
half and Joel Walker added two
second-half goals as Newport
Harbor dornina1ed the Golden
Hawks, winning, 3·0, to ad-
vance to the second round.
Newport Harbor will face
Valley View, a 2· l winner over
Temecula Valley on Friday, on
the road Tuesday ln the second
round.
The Sailors {15·6) created nu·
meroua ~ t.hrouehou&-
the ftnt half, pardcula.rty when
playing tbe blJJ over the top of
the El Dorado defeme and Jet.
tint the speedy Walker chue it
down. But Newport Hatbor
simply couldn't come up wtth
the go·aheed goal.
Tbat chanpd when WU1
Gut.man took I pul from
Walker and amaked down the
right sideline. 'n'acy. who .WU
also sprlndng down the left
sJde of the fteld, tented the lack
of pretence ln the penalty box
and chanpd dlrecdon,needint
toward the goal and pnMdJng
an outlet for Guz.man's crota.
-That wu all WW Guzman,
he did all the hard work." Tracy
said. ·1 just cut in because I
knew he wu going to play it
there. We've been paaying to·
gether for so long, I know
where he's going with lt"
The goal relieved any pres·
sure from the SaJlon and the
chances they got in the ftnt
half. were converted OYer the fl·
nal 40 minutes.
"It WU realty big." 1\'acy said.
·1 think It pw us the momen·
twn to pt rwo more goalt In
the eecond hilt and put them
away."
Walker provided the ftnt of
thole two MCODd·balf 90ale
less than two minutee after
hlJltime. OriglnaJly Milt behlnd
the defenM on a tbrouth ball
by Skyler 'lauper. Wllbr'a I.rd·
daJ shot WU stopped by the BJ
Oondo plbeper. But the blJJ
WU coJJected tpkl by the Sail·
on. deltvend to WaJbr in the
bol Ind be Mm • lhot that
ricocbeted off the pile. the
croeeber' and then Into the Del
Harbor's final goal was per·
fecdy struck on two ends. Guz·
man delivered a free kick in the
10th minute from beyond m.id-
fte)d that cleared the El Dorado
defenle and found Walker be·
hind the defense with only the
pile to beat. The speedy sen·
tor forward rocketed the ball
into the back of the net, giving
the SaUon a 3·0 and ellminat •
Ing any mnaln1ng suspense.
·"WW Gurman, Skyler, Matt
and Joel, they Just stepped up
IO mucb." Newport Harbor
Colcb a,.n Hernandez ta1d.
G\mnan and 'laugher con·
trolled· cbe mldfteld and New·
port Harbor pile 'Dlylor
Caner WU rarely presaured.
When BJ Dorado dkl mUe I
pmb. Chue Wy, Davkl Man·
chelter and ~ Junowicb
were there to dear the blJJ out
of the S&llon' end. 'JauPer. ln pardc:uJar, stood
Out for Hernandez.. ·nn been dolnl that for OY9l'
a month now and no one can
ltOp him." Hernandez aaJd.
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SUMMARY; A C•ll IOf
rtvlew of "11odlfleatton
Permit No. 2003·122.
The Modification Petmll
os IOI th• e1p1n110n of
•n earslinc R cornMloot
deck th•I •Ill encroach
onto the reouit•d l!l·foot
hont y11d setb1c;k at
the view sod• of the
property overlookina
Rivet• h11ace The
11ound floor patio will
alio be up•nded but
will 11ot o cted the Code
Pat milled J-lee I on
1oe1aht.
APPllCA ftON: Modlll
c1toon Permit No. 2003·
122 (PA2003 299)
CCQA COMPLIANCE
Alter revoewona this
proiect. ol os d•termlned
to be ca leaorlcally
uef111}1 undil1 the 1e·
qu11emenls of the Calo
tor noa Environmental
Quality Act under Class
I (£ aosttna r ac1httes)
'l SUB.If.Cl· IRP Oe·
vtlopmenl Ser vices
494/496 Old ~ewpo1l
Blvd
SUMMARY Reoue1>t lot
apj)fonl of a USI Ptrmtt
and Traffic Study to
allow th• cons tr uchon
of new 12,500 square
loot 1ned1c al office
bulldina lhll u ceeds
the mo1mum p11mllted
11001 area ratio and
bu1ld1na bul~ 1 he ap·
plounl also requests
111proyal of tn olf·strett
2 11111 ...... ....W ......
$Ide by side. One ~ lhe
best areas @ PllClf1t v-
Cemeiat y 949-9J9.Dll
CoUdllal
M1111cmilla 1160
TOP SS 4 RICotlOS ITC im. Olmf:. E~ ~ & IDs .et Mee, SCiM' too. ~
Moh 949·645·7505
ENTERTAINMOO
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lOUAlDSll5
OPPOll1llTY
All 101 e!>late adve1tos
me on this new1>p1pe1 is
sub141ct to th~ r eder 11
I 111 lfousina Act of 1968
a s amended whic h
makes 11 ollec•I to
ad¥e11tse ·aoy preler-
ence. lim1tal1011 01
doscrtmonahon based on
1ace, color. reh21on, sea,
handicap, f'am1lll1I status
01 nahonal 011t1n. or an
intention lo mike 1ny
such preference, hm1ta
hon 01 d1scrimlnatoon •
This newspaper will nol
knowmely accept any
adwer t1semen1 tor real
estate whic h 1s on
w1olat10n ol the law Our
readers are hereby
informed lhal all dwell·
Ines advertised m llHs
newspaper are nallable
on 1n equal opportunity
bn •s.
To complain ol dis
ctimlnaloon, call HUD toll
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APPLICATION. Vu
f'ttmlt No. 2003 043 TratOc Sh1dy No. 2004'
001 (PAZOOJ.252)
C[QA COMPLIANCE·
Thb ptOjtct llN l>Mn
revlt11rtd, and ti ll•s
l>Mn delerm.intd lhat II
ls uteaorlcally uempt
und11 the req11lremenb
of tlle Callf0<nta Cnwl·
ronmental Quality Acf
under Class 3 (Nnr
Constr uctton or Con·
~efllon of Small Struc·
lures),
3. SVB1£.CT -New
Supet10< Croup, llC
500.540 Supeuot Avenue
SUMMARY Ttaltlc
Study 1>11r1uan1 to the
Tralftc Phasln1 Ord1
nancu (TPO> tor a
ponlble oncreue In· the
.,noun I of eenei al office
UM~ 'Wllhon Ille Ntwpo.t
T1ct1nolou Center
APPLICATION. Traffic
Sludy No. 2003 001
(PA2003· 122)
CEQA COMPLIANCE·
On J1nu11y 18, 2001, a
Ne1ahn Oecl11 a h on
was adopled by the
Ptannone Commission 10<
the ort&mal approval of
the project, Use Permit
Ho 3679. The Calolornla
Envuonmental Qu1hty
Acl p1ov1des lh•I 110
turth11 env11onm111tal
review or Neaathe
Declaration Is 1equ11ed
fDI subStquent projects
or mlno1 revisions to
pro ltch wothln the
scope ol a previous
Neaahve Oeclaratlon
4 SUBJECT: City ot
Ne'WpOr t Beach
lot1I Coastal P l1r1
Amendment Ho 2()04.
001
SUMMARY· T llt pro-
p0sed 1mtndmenl Is a
comp<ehenstve update of
Ille L•nd Use Plan ot the
Clly of Ne•port Buch
l~ CoMtal ''°"'"'· Tiie l1nf 11H pl•n
lndlut.. tll• k1nd1,
loc1tlo11, •lld lfllt1"lt1
of land u .. s. tile •Wll·
cablt ltlOWCt prot•~· tlon 111d development
poHclu , end, wllere
lltCtUlty, t lltfllll Of
lmpleme11tln1 .chon,,
f0t the uM of l1nd ind
••tar In the COHiii
zone wltlllfl the City ot Nt..,on Beach
APPLICAl ION· l CP
-.-ndment No. 200ot·
001 (PA2003·09l)
CEQA COMPLIANCC
P11t5ua11I lo the "'
thorlly and cilterla
contained In the Celi·
tornle Enviro11menl•I
Quality Act (CCQA). Ille
Pfoposal rs statut0<ily
nempt from CE.QA
pursu1nt to Se~lfon
1S2$S(al) ol the C1ll
10< n11 Code of Reaula
\Ions, I !tit I&, Ch~ter 3
Published N••por t
Beach/Cost• Mesa Dally
Piiot February 21. 2004
S.560
IOllO•NUt-aa· I , ...... ,
,...JI
NOTKI IS HlHIY
GIVIN th1t the Plannlna
Commission of the Col y
of "9wport Beat h will
hold a pubhc he111na un
the 1pplie1tion of tho
Cltyef1te...,..e-i. '°' i..c.I (_ ......... a., .... ,,.-.. 2004.
001.
The pr0p0sed amend·
menl os a COms>fehensl~e
updale of the Land Use
Plan of the City of
Newport B11ch Loe1I
Coastal P1ocram lh•
land use plan lndocalts
Ille -Inds, location, arid
intensity of land uses,
the apP1lc1ble resource
fl'Oi.dloft and clevtlot>·
ment p ollclu, and,
Whtie ntctU lly, •
li1tln1 ot (mpltmtntlnfl
111dlon•, fOf lht use o'
l•nd 1nd wat., In Ille
COHltl 10/lt within lht
Clt1 of Newporl 8-11.
HTKI ts MllllY PUIT*I ..VS• tll•I
fun uant to Ille tu·
horlty end ~rlterl•
contained In the Cali·
fornla Enwlr on111ental
Qu1t.ty Act (CCQA), llM
Pfopont IS 1l1tutouly
txempl from CEQA
pursuant to Section
15265(•)(1) ot th•
C•lll o1 n11 Cod• o t
Rt1ut11tons. I rlle I•.
Cllepttr 3
NOTKI ts HIUIY
nNITHH OfVIN that
stld pubhc hHrln1 wiN
be held on the 4 .. day ot -di. 2004, al Ille hour of 61JO p.m. In the
Council Chamb111 & ol lhe
Newport Beach Coty Hall,
3300 Newport Boule
vard, Newp0<I Beach,
Calllornoa, •I wllich llm•
and place a11y and all
person~ interested may
appear •nd be heard
thereon II you challtnae
thos proiecl 111 c:ourt. you
may be ltmlted to 11lsona
only those Issues yllu 01
someone else r11sed •t
the public hearrne
dil1u1bed In th1" nohce
or Ill wr 1tten Corre·
spundence delivered to
the City at, or prior to.
th~ public ha.one For
lnto1malion call (949)
644·3200
C091es ol llte dt aft
CoaSl•I la11d Use Plan
can be voe'fled al Ille
Plaon1n& Depllrlrnent
ollice at City Hall and
•I all branches of the
Newport Beach l'ubltc
library A hmlled num·
be• of c09tes are al.o
available al the Plann1n1
Depa1lment office 10< a
two·•eek loan. Coples
If t .-0 available for
pWCllHI ($50.00 wltll
tht l11p Conl•I La!MI
Use Plan map, '3().00
11rlthout). COplei ere also
anilablt for PIH ell.Se
on CD·ROM in PDF
lo1111Jal l0t $5.00. The
entJA chft C0tsltl I Mid
Use Plan IS al10 1wall·
•bit In POF lOfmet 11
the City of Newport
Beach lnt.,nel sit• al
http://•-eity.newpo<I·
bnch.c• us/l'ln/LCP I
LCP.lllm.
MICll•el To•ra•. s.c
ret.,y. Plann1n1 Com·
mlulon, City of N1wp01t
Buch.
Publlslled Newport
Beactl/Costa ..... Dally
Pilot r ebru.,y 21, 2004
S.561
GnOf ...rllACI
llOllCl ... llS s .. i.d bkh may be
rec11wed 1t the offlCt ol
the City Cleft., 3300
Newport Boultvard, P.O.
Bo• 1768, Newpo• t
BHch, CA 92658 891S
unhl 2·00 p.m. on the
10th day of Mau;h 2004,
at 11rhich time sucll bods
shall be opened 1nd read
101
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WAYS • MC JAODIN
SOUAll " ........ et-ct c ......... , • .o
S 1 I0,000.00
·~ .......... /S/~t::.7.~ ..... ..__
P1ospectove bldd111
may oblaln one 111 of
bid documenh IOI $20
al the office of the
Public Works Oepait
ment. 3300 Newport
Bo ulnar d, Newport
Buch. CA 92663
General "A· Contracl0<
L1c:en541 requited IOI lh1"
project
For fu1 I her lnlor ma·
llOn, call S."' Cr118y,
f"rojt~I (n(lnter 11 (949) 844.Jll5
l'ubllahed Newport
8t1ch/Co•I• Meu Daily
Pilot feb111t1y Zl . 2004 r5S9 .......... .........
Tiie followlni persons
llf• dolnc bu~ as:
•) M111t111a Connection.
b) Colt Scottand. 319
llathbourne Ln, lrvlne,
C.tlf0< nil 92620
The lrvlnt Croup
lnc:.(CA), 3943 Irvine
Blvd, 11162 lrvllle, Celi·
for n11 92602
Thii bllsonus is COii •
d<K led by. 1 '°' po"t Ion
Have you stMttd doon1
buslMSS jtl1
Yn OZ/04/2000
The lrw111e.Group, toe,
Rfc:herd Colisc.11. CCO
1hls statement was
ftled with Ille County
Ct.r-of 0. •nee County
on02/18M 20CMH7S2t7
D•llY Pilot Feb. 21. 28,
Mar 6, 13, 2004 S.564 ......... ... se.....
The tollowina pe1 sons
are dolna business as.
Cosl1 Mesa W1tt1
ColHrntt. 2180 s. Hall>OI
Blvd.. Cost• Mesa,
C11if0tnt1 92627
Linda V1n1e1ra. I
Alarls. bvn'9, Cahlornla
92614
This busonen 1s cun
dueled by· •n 1nd•vldual
Have ,.., starled do1n1
business yet?
Yes 01/J 1/04
Linda Vlme11 a
This statement wn
tiled with the County Cler~ of 011nae County
0002/04/04
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lend or tncllantRMftl 111111•&1 ~,,
f'orttttcl rldpa, llltll nunRl.rnun;r'I
vellays. S pecteol•• Rll IM.f
..... ta.c" le • "'°"'·
Gotor •octiw•. -. ... 1. p t r/l'..i
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Your stuff lerfeu Sti tt l111d. ...... tllldl ii....., ttYOlJlh ,....... ..... ~
classlfledl ~'";:;.,~.:;
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ruCSON WHE rs fONC
fOOlHll l S 3 acre fully
appro ve d c us tom
homesllu Country
settona. 25 minutes hom
Tucs,.n. Mount1ln I City
Vlewi.. Horse lo!s av11I·
able. f rom $69.500
I er rns 800-797 ·00!'>4
(CAt•SCAN)
RlntllTosa.t I030 ...................
S1m1la1 to sll11te 4br hw
Each 1oom1h• a•ls lb!.
I b• S950 949 675 6436
~""' 2bt 2ba laund rrn, li8t'll & br~
view of Fas/DI Is prof
lwn. JM-mo !M9-5J3.<1>49
Nl/l lwfft Tew,._.
fllfn'd, opst1115 br/bl,
11~ rm/olc. p , lnci'y, ~ .... n/pet 1/2 "*
SM> ""' .. 3/1 96.644-«JZ3
CM "-oaU 3/1 :Ir
anti. 14 )ri pd ram..
w/d. ~ • SD dip ..
spht utll 949 650-3!1'5
Rooms fur Rini ... ........... ,.,. .....
1n townhouse, 1ated , oo/
smk S65()n.+'325 OepTuttl
1va1I J/I 71 4-307 1076
Nl/Oc-Vl•w ·-Ocunfront/22/HI, Provate
room, unfurn. share bl,
ut1ts perd, no/'m~.
kitchenette, ·lndty, lblll
to NewpOfl p\11, S715m.
C.M Sim 949-278·7905
(between 9am·5pm).
,.. 24ht ~toraae. 400-
60051 units Perlec:I tor
'lthlcles. lo• 11les , ..
Carolyn 9't9 1163 1390
12 a 12 a 21 ,._.,.
(only) 111 •1• $250/mo
329 Unlwer11ty Drive,
COllU Male ~116'
'"'·····' .. , ... $22ti0/mo. eltO 4le n.
inOO/mo, ev•lleblt now
until J\1111 _..646.98\6.
......... ... ,......
The fottowlnc ...,-ions ar• dolnc bu11n1n 11·
28 Movlna. 771 w. 19th
St. •N. Cost• Mesa,
Calit0tnla 92621
William L. Nence, Sf..
2033 S. Htltn Ave.,
Ontlflo, Cellfornl• 91762
Wl•l•m L Nance Ir .. 2033 S Helen Ave,
Ontwlo. CallfOfnia 91761
Th!. buslnns h con·
ducted by· • I''*''' p.,tnenlliC>
Hlv. you sta1ted do1111
buslnen 1•1? Ho
Willl1rn N. N•nee, l<
This ataltment was
filed wtth th• Counly
Ctltll of Oun11• County
onOl/I~
I09-M'711SI Dall~ Pilot reb, 14, 21,
28, Mar. 6, 2004 SaS58 .......... ... se.....
The followlna peuoiu
•re doina bu1lnes1 as:
Tp's, 208 Hunlinaton
Sireel ta, Huntll\cton
Beach, Cahlornla 9'1648·
5244
Alt• K KamH, 208
Hunllnston Str"I 18,
Huntlncton Buch, Cali
fornla 92648·5244
Lena M. llarnH, 208
Huntlnl(on SbHt •8.
Hunton1ton Beach, Call
f0tnla 92648 S244
This bus•ness rs con
ducted by: husbend and
wife
Have rou i l.,led doinll
business yel7 No
lent M. l\amH
This statement wu
flltd with the County
Cltrk of Oranae County
on 02/04/04
to046t71MS
01ily Pilot reb 7, 14, 21.28.~ SaSSI CGl---~-... 11
•SM....,.., 2 car
Ill'. creat cond spa•
wd hkups, $3300/mo
I -aoo-640-666 I
s. .t ,. conc1o char'""'a
3br 21>1, vu dee-. ll°'
aeuus. dnl loc, eva-4 I UiOO 9of9.160 !1()64
JASM•I C•ll• 11.AUTY
lb•. 2ba. I level. 11ew
kitchen & upar a des
u.ioc>mo (949) J'Y.>-6342
llr Sito. I mile to
beach, vaul .ells, stove,
11111.. ceol Ian & more 1SJ
I I .. Sf '4f-S4a-2421
r ... c_., w• quoet l8r fro•lvl, study, den, !pk:,
slo.yh1e. n11cro, det.11. n/pel
Ill> E. 21st 949 645 7776
Me,le Atth Gated
Comm. Ill Tll Sq lb< Iba
stou ae S895 S960 11i..n M8Jnt sn-104-8649 .cnoo
EAST SIDI l~r. Ibo Laq~e Oeck, &8• ag~
SllOO/MO 949~73 8400
294'2'/ ... '-• ......... Fp, 2 car lllf, communtly
pool, pvt pallO, twy clo~e
Sl600 A&t 949 67) 7800
c.tt.ee Pw\I l••t• Jbr, }ba, den. house
Nur OCC. rlreplace,
Clled lronlyltd, jaC111lt
No dogs. S2.000 1nctudts
aaidantt. 949-6!i0 1277
IASl SIOI TOWMHOMI
4br 2.Sbt lamrm, hvrm
Ip, end unit. Avtll 3 I
S2100/mo Mf-51.S-20llD
•a.-. T.._ fp, 2c
p . 1t11. w/d incl. ,_
ctp/pnt. pool. ... lenns.
$250:Vmo lse, 2443 Rue
Dec-949-637<1115
..........
... *'-" The followlnc 11111on1
111 doll!• buslnns as· Ht:WCOMEA & ASSOCI·
AlES, 613 '/• ACAda
Avenue, COfona dtl Mai ,
Calif or n11 92625
Tllomal Fiord New
COmtf, 613 1/• Acacia
Avenue, Cot'on1 dtl Mer,
C 1llf0< nla i262S
Thi• busillns Is con
dllc:lltd by: an lndlvlduel
Have ~ sterled dolnt
119slntu yet? Yu.
01/01/04
lltomH r. N•wcomer
lhl• 1l1ltmenl wu
llltcl wlftl I~ County
Cltf1l of Or•nc• Counly
on02/09/04
H046t742U
Dilly Piiot Feb 14, 21,
?8, Mii. 6. 2004 Sa~!>
Ai-. ..... ... s......
The tollowlna petsons
•• • lloona busineu H
Jilly Bun Oes111ns, 1941
Sund-11ce lane, Cost•
Mes., C•hlorn1192627
Joli Su1anne Jotd1n.
19412 Sundanct L•ne.
Cosl• Meu , C•lolutn11
9'l6'l7
1 hl1 business •s <on
ducted by. an lnd!Vldu•I
Hne you 0•1ted 11011111
buslneu yet1 Nu
1111 s lo11!•t1
I his statement w1~
loled wolh lhe County
Clerk ol 01 J nge County
on 02/19/04
7004H7S441
Oaoly PolOI I eb 71 711,
Mat 6, 13. 2004 SA'i6?
S~ 2M C-49, new
c11pet & paint, l1und•y
I•<. Sl700/mo Plu 't
no pcls 714 9f.S 6346
CORDOVA Ji., "-•
w/relteal, ilnt cond. w/111
lclt & voewl 2 c llM. •••ii now 21013 CI Rellro
Sl<J'l>/nio 94~~ 97~
YIARlYllASU
RNl NIWl'Oal HOMIS
Ml GaUNDY ltlAUOltS
t4t-67S-61"
UOO ISll STUDIO
I ar 1e closet & bath,
wnny ecposu•e SIOOOrn
Aet. 949 67~,6161
.._.+eftlca&p¥1hall1
orce -of ~Ids. qute1 u.,.,n, I bl. lo bell. '"'*' $11 !!Cm 949 285 6li64
Helthh 21r A,lt ,,.M
SI Ando ew> 11ew !tie,
A/C. OW. encl ear. PCTS
01\, $1275 • S500 dep
C111c 949 863 1500 x203
oot fMt OH SAND
SU75 lbr, nu crptlprll. 11'111,
SIDve. .,..00, bbq, lrO'y,
~ OWt'O 96(,42 '021
695 Town CenlM Drive .
Ste. 120. Cos~ MIH .
CA92626
Tiiis bualneu I• cun
ducted by: • c0fpou1tlon
Have you 1t1tt1d doln1
busonu" ,,I] No
B1ot.ei Solulionl, Inc •
Cnrt<;o Arwoelo. l'resocllnt
Thl1 statement wn
lol1d with the County
Cieri! ol o,.nae County
on02/20/(M
I004H7SSIJ
Dally Pilot Feb 2 t. 28.
Mar 6, 13, 2004 S•!l63
~ ...... ... s......
I he lollowm11 per 11111,
••• doln& bu11nen u ,, e .. chdude, b) lokl
he<1ds, 1004 W B•lbO•
8 oulev1rd, Ne wpor I
Buell, CA 9266l
I\ C Hoylln, 1004 W
8atbo1 Boule•11d,
Newport Buc h, CA
92661
I hos business •s cor1
ducted by an lndlvldual
Have you starlad dotn&
bu51nes• yet7 NII
I\ C Heyltn
fhl) slalement wu
loleel with the Counly
Clerk of Ot•nce County
on 02/13/04
20046t747U
Oaoly Pilot feb 14, i'I.
211, Mai 6, 2004 S11!1S 1 ..._ .....
... s......
The lollowona person\
•• • doona t11~l11u~ a!>.
Ttoe M•cllentl~ Croup, 2900 Brtslol SI IH 101
Cost• MH•. CA 9?676 Rn~er M She• m•n
9602 l nun Clf l lc.
Hu11t111wton Bear.lo, CA
9'1646
I hi!> busmtu os con
dueled by' an md1v1dua1
!lave you $lat led 001na
business yet>
Yes 'l 10 1999
Ro11er M Sherman
Ibis S11l1meol wu
filed wltll tflt County
Clef• of Or•llf• County
on02M/04
20046t71816
1>1Uy_ P1lol F•b. I, 14.z
21,28,2004 Sa55L
Re-. ..... ...s......
I he followl111 person1
11 • dOlna bu1IMH n : J T T Publl1hln1. 1'35
Wtutt1er Av1. 1'4, Cotla
Mesa, CA 926%7
john H11ty. 903 W.
17th SI (19), Costa
Meu, CA 92lo27
This business 11 con
d11ctod by' •n indMdu11
Have you ~tM led dol11a
buslnns y117 No
John He1ly
this st1tement was
ltled "!•lh the County
Cle•-of Ot anae County
on 02/13/04
20046t74HS
D•llY Piiot r.b. 1•. 21, 28. Mii 6, 2004 S.556 .......... ... s......
I he lollow1n1 persons
•rt dol111 bu1lnen as:
Lnl Phase, 2364 1/2
£Iden AVt., Cosh1 Mesa,
CA926Z7
Daniel R. Munoz. 2364 I /2 [Iden Ave., Cost•
Men , CA 92627
I his buslntss Is con·
dueled by· en 1ndovidu1I
Havie you slatted dOlnc
bus1neu yet? No
l>anM!I R Munoi
lhl\ sUltment was
toled with the Counly
Clerk ot Or1n11 County
on 01/22/04
20046•7204a
Dally Pilot Jan. J I. Feb.
1, 14,21,2004 Sa5SO
lacltulv e leye .. •r•
upper views, beaut l "-28r. ze •• 2 c c•r.
remO<I, Ip, see 430 Irvine Pvt beaches, A/C, Fplc,
Sl650fmo 949 642 5488 S3500fmo 7l4 998 1758
2W. ~ -.. "*· ....-. """" ...._ :b nu pnt/crptN!e, c:W ~ 2ba rw parlt, comm pool,
llOd r~ "' I 'c w., w/d •~11 c:ond. w y•d. Av1' 3-'1111 s11!5 ''" 9.9.~ 10 aavn10 9& Jm5CJ;4
M. :zti., 1.,. ,......., 8aylronl IO/boablop, Jbd
lwnhm Style, llplc. llllck 2b~ Oote Slor1 provale
bay VIC!w. 8W>Cl.11oOO, pool honte $3.100/mo 949·
$1!0}/rno 562 4J4 1470 _466_7_76_6 ____ _
NfWPOU HACH
3bd. 2bf, yt!atly lease
IOIAllV reh11b15hed, I IAI
spc 17000/mo 11real
cOnd 111-SDl..00.7
Jbr I /!>b-fresh p11nl,
newer carpet Ip. I '
e•• 242 Cedar u on •I 62od & PCH Avail J IO
S2250 Ohr 949 645 9913
Nice J~r, 2.~ lwnlne
Fp, 7 UI p , comm pool,
pv1 l);lllO, fwy u.-Le
msts S29X> 96 ~I
~a.-...• dl!n. Vea "'1 p . qotltl
Inc ,_. to b:l1, •Wt oli, ou 11"1/apt S2l":fl) 94!}.!0) 1618
11 JO Cr anvollc JBr 26•
sull&le \lory dPl~ch•d
hom@ Ill back yai d pel
o._ ii•l•d cnmm ?·c RM
$3500/mo 949 646-360!>
S.-C•-• J~ 1.Slle on
Sol Caoyon I & mnlet.
'"nkeu tub uulled ce1t.
Alli M500nl 949 293 46.:.>
Ja.2.S ................ .
ho dwd hrs. Li Y• fl. comm
pool/spa, 110 peb S3495m
Aet Mike 949 5!>2 2421.
lae A,,.. Npt C-,
Sc>tlcUrctolat Ooo vu, 4br ..
3 car. spa SSXQ/mo, tnlnY
oth1n lrom $2500 NB.
"'-·etc. ~ 9&562~
PrfYlle Tuatng 7W ,..,.,,..
Mary cle Pascale. MM
Newport Be•ch COM
Newport Cou t
I esson on the home
Reeotlti n lht IXllT'ITU1lly
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Tax Matters
14th .,.., i:wepertng ,..,... a "* ....-a~TuAetuma
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Corona IJel Mar
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C .P.A,, M.P.A.
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quites that co11tr ac-
ton tatuns robs that
total $tlO(l Of lnOf' • (l.lb<K or material\)
be llcenwd by the
Contr actori State Uc:em.a Botrd Slate
l.lw MC> requores that
conluc:too include
lhtif lt<MM llltmbef
on ell "4~ Y1111 un ctom the 1t1tui
o t yowr llcenud
contra c t or 11
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800 32l ·CSL8. U11ll
c•nHd cOfllr aeton
1e1<1n1 fobs ll!•t
total leu then HOO
muat state 111 tMif
1ClvertlHm111ta tt11t
they .,, not tlc9'1Md
by the Contrectot•
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Install. reface cablneh ~ _.... Dooc 714-54&-nM
llud1e1 Cerpel whole
p!icn, l11st•ll. 1epeltl,
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b loolllng f0t llldepelldel1t
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" •CC~hne IOI uper I enced pu n opentoru
lo wot II n11ous ,hills In
A111on1 Resumes lo
Pe1sonnel M1nager, 3015
Stockton Hill. K1n1man, A/86401 (CAL•SCAH)
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denlly owned Rei1I
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C1hfo1 n1a, " announc1na
• unique. 11111,hly 1 e
, .. rd•na 01>P0<lun1ly for
a unoned sales pro
leu1onal We ere Hdl ma • top quaht~ ~le~ per!o()n with a jHOven
track recotd You must
be u l1emely customPr
oroented, relate lo •
btoad '•n1e ol client
loohn11s and nud• and
t o nununu •tP with
P•~I• 1na Pf'r\UUi~ones•
If you hav. • slrona
dH11e lo •vcceed. •re •
•upeol•r whci fih lhe
bill. and enioy Hlhn&.
sc:1een111c 1nd ck><l•na r. ... u~ • call (ti> 888 4~ 0'>93 '"' 94"l (Over
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Panner .-the blddi11& wilh ooe diMuld. Whll do you R:SpOOd?
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Q l -fAq.W~lol wlnenble, &~ Soulh
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What do you bid now'!
Whac aqioo do you lllkr7
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tlold:
Q ' · A• South, \'ulnerablc. yw hold:
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elderly owne1, bHuhful '*• new cond. superb mech1n1cel & body.
1old, fully loaded. must
... 1pp1ec1at1 v859742
Bkr 949-W -1888 ........... -
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two topt , 1911 m•. very eood condition. Sl2,000
949·61J.0263
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orlcm•I & clun, ps, hll.
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metallic c1een/ grey Ith•
CD, pwr sis. hke new
Sl2.995 '1582412 Bkr .... , ... , ...
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doth ml, fully lotded
beauhlul hlo.e new con
di lion. $899!> Y96724 I
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3. Catalist Homes Bank of America
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"of all the real estate professionals I've interviewed
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CORONA DEL MAR
This fabulous 4bd, 6 .5both compound
situated on three lots, surrounded by spacious
grounds with pool & spa is only steps to
Corona del Mar's viewing bluffs & beaches.
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OCEAN AND BAY VIEW ESTATE
CORONA DEL MAR
Enjoy the everchanging ocean and bay views from th is
exquisite, custom home nestled in a bluff overlooking
Newport Harbor & its' islands.
Perc hed above Newport Harbor the views from here
truly define the term #breathtaking."
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CANNERY VILLAGE
Spacious & elegant 2bd, 2bath
urban re treat with gourmet kitchen,
sun deck and patio in one of
Newport Beach's trendiest areas.
$2750/mo.
COLEEN BRENNAN
949.275.2775
coleenbrennan@prucdm.com
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PRESENTED AT: $9, 850, 000
62 CORMORANT CIRCLE
NEWPORT BEAC H
Bay view home-two bedroom,
two bathroom si ngle level with
many fine upgrades in excellent
gated community.
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27101 Puerta Real, Suite 100
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
Phone 949-282·2203 Direct
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Irvine, CA 92612
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58 Tonup Cay
BALBOA ISLAND
$479,900
1205 N. Bayfront $3,'499,000
BALBOA PENINSULA
21 n E. Oceanfront $5,600,000
BAYVIEW TERRACE
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2129Vlltl Undo
$675.000
CORONA DEL MAR
3315 Fourth Ave $1.557,300
DANA POINT
336'42 Ho1u Hill Dr $1,190,000
EASTBLUFF
3040..0 $729,cn)
HARIORCOVE
1'419 N.twpoi m Wy $1,6l.5.000
HARBOR RIDGE
s kldceline $6,'495,000
IRVINE
2Coa. $1,895,(XX)
Sun 1-S Trisha Marshall
Sat/Sun 10-S
Sun 1-4 Good/Todd
Sun 1-4
Sat/Sun 1-4
Sat/Sun 1-'4 Ray McAloose
s.&r\ 1-4 PmlO..Wwq
s.&r\ 1-4 Brilnlhcnw
Sat/Sun 1-S Lrwte W.ldl-.
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648 Carrpl View Or $1,995,(XX)
llSSUah $950,(XX)
699vw.idt Mima $1,s..t(),(XX)
LAGUNA HILLS
2S3 12 Mustand Dr $1.29S,OOO
LAGUNA NIGUEL
3240 I Blrbndne $53S,OOO
LAGUNA WOODS
2370Via Mariposa #lE $369,000
LI DO ISL E
812 Via Udo Nord $4,99S,OOO
I 0'4 Via Havre $1 ,695,000
90 I Zurich Or $3,495,000
UDO PENINSULA
16Catdo $186,tO)
MESA VERDE
'J(fl9 ~Ob Or . $1(19,000
NEWPORT BEACH
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$1.990,000
$199,900
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
SatlSlll 1-4 ~McAfoose 325 Lajoll $1,500,(XX)
~1-4 AGauchier 620 F\:JIWll $1,295,(XX)
SatlSlll l-4 RomifMcAbose
NEWPORT COAST
3S Olandon $939.000
Sun 1-4 Fara Salamat 2 Coastal Can)ioo $2.099,000
PELICAN CREST
Sat/Son 1-4 Clarie/Asato
I Avalon VtSU (Lot) $3,300,000
PROVENCE
Sat/Sun I :30-4:30 Teri Chai
12 Bargemon $1 ,62S,OOO
SAN CLEMENTE
· Sun 1-4 Marilyn Read
2S3 Marquita #A $1 ,190,000
Sun 1-4 Marilyn Read
Sat/Sun 1-4 Jones/Flaa
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
30961 ~ObOr $1,699,000
SatlSlll l-4 Baine Gordon 271SI Pll80A.lf'il0 $2A99.000
SHADY CANYON•
SPYGLASS HILL
Sun 1-5 MaxJne & George SS Monteclto $2,799,000
Carole Lynch SS Montedto $2.799,000
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NIWPORT alACH S6,4f S,OOO
Ma,nlflcent vtew estac., quaJlty with 5 bd. suites 7.5 ba.,
family room, library.
NIWPOllT alACH S4,4tS,000
Sp.dous home to be completed by mid 20041 Home consists of
4 bd. 3.5 be. New seawall and dock .ccornmodnes a 60' boat.
Robert Taylor
NIWPORT alACH 92,600,000
Corona del Mar vt ... IU lot with oce.n Ind harbor views.
COlw lld P'etenon
NIWPOltT COAST $2,0ft,000
ExqJlilll N.wpon Coat resldra. s bed-'oorn
pb ~ lMJt lushly pWad lex.
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NIWPOltT llACH Sl,4tt,OOO
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Biii Sc.honlau
NIWPOltT llACH $774,aoo
3 bet 2.S ba. townhome. Spacious rooms.
fi.-.pbce, slkllns doors thu lead to patio.
Nancy Hatuaarin
NIWPORT HACH 1111,000
3 bd. u bl. spit ...... In The Wfs ~
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CO"ONA OIL MA" a 1,110,000
Narly In. 1ere ...., loc In Corona del Mar.
Ocuri. Pf course views. !'tans Included.
Tom~
NIWHHn' COAIT a l,JM,000
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J-Lans
'OUNTAIN VALLIY H11,000
Larp lot. Room for pool. 3 bd. 2 ba. Vaulald
celJin&. Each b9droon'i has prMr. patio.
Jane Lans
NIWPO"T HACH SI ,ttt,000 u.,. NMpa1 Beld'I "'-"*it~
~ lot ., dmirable Utnr/V9ip.
Gall Gl'&bner A Joy Curtin
HUNTNm)N IU04 ···'".000 Ul'lf'lded, l bd. l .S ha. plus lofL Roof top
deck and private patio. Beach close.
Liz Grech
NIWPORT HACH IUt,000 Slfl&M Story 8k"'9 3 bd. 2..5 ba. home.
CMrtooks muM ll""'lbeh. private patio.
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CompleGly redone l bd. 3 bL home. ~
open and spacious. War. Yl9w from dec:k.
Hush A Sharon Swanson
~ MllA ttK.000
Top locadon, extra clan auto repair facility.
.. bay$, l llfu.
Chuck IYersott
NIWPORT HACH lltl,000
3 bd. 2 ba. end unit. N.-r kitchen
appllanca. Attached 2 car prace.
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l..VINI Mlt,000
2 bd. 2 ba. home • .freshly painted, c:arpewd.
Loated close to patb, excellent schools.
Huth. Shiiron ~
NIW,ORT ll!ACH $4,100,000
Over '4300 sq. ft. Tuscan Villa. Massive Interior remodel just
done. Boat dock accommodates 70' yacht.
CORONA DIL MAR $1, 7tt,OOO
Panoramic ocean, Catalina, harbor and city lights views from
this exquisite custom S bd. S.S ba.
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ANAHllM s2.100.ooo
New Frn:h conry...., I aa-.. Pt.qba Pnlta ... S bd. S.S bL
mecla room.~
Chuck Allen & Ben Cacte
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Fabufoos 6,800 square foot home under construcdon In Irvine
Cow. Prtvat.e beach, ocean view, ta,... lot, pool.
Hl.S# LI 20..9
IRVINI SS,750,000
SpectKUtar 1.n aa-. tot 1n Shady ~ wttt. W>ulous golf
course, canyon and dty li,hc:s vtews.
Hl.S#L8021
LAGUNA BIACH $2,IS0,000
Top-qualty, Marie sq.-c.ot~ home wlch c:oudine,
canron and dty N&ht vtews.
Hl.S# L 12362
LAGUNA HACH $2,IS0,000
Seduded ocao Yiew esa~. Separate guest
qiwun. Cabana w;di jacuzzi and sauna.
Ml.S#l 12696
LAGUNA HACH $I ,tJS,000
Sunsea and couthne views. l bd. 3.5 ba.
Chris Abel designed In North Laguna.
MLS#Ll2137
ALISO VllJO $1lt,SOO
Former model with anyon A moullQln
views. 4 bd. 2.S ba. with upended finishes.
MLS#Ll2874
LAGUNA WOODS $221, ...
2 bedroom 2 bid! Co-op. Overlooks
Aliso Vlejo Wildltt. Sanctuary.
Ml...S#Ll2431
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LAGUNA•IACH $1,Ht,000
3 bd. 2.5 ba. multi-level home In Three Arch
Bay. Coastline .. panoramic >Aews.
Ml...S# L 11260
LAGUNA atACH SI ,S.U,000
Ocean views from vlrwally ..... ry room In
4 bd. 2.5 ba. home with Incredible deslcn.
Ml...S# LI 1840
LAGUNA HACH $190,000
ORB approw<I p1am for -4206 sq. ft. estate
drawtnis. po. soil,~ tomplec.d.
MLS#L12S63
LAGUNA HACH SH0,000
Spenlsh home In ~ vlllap. 2 bd. I ba.
fhplace, wood floors. I car ......
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DANA POINT Sltf,000
Hlltoric '4 bd. 3 bL Tudor home hu i.e.i
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MLS# SlllOJO
LAGUNA NIGU9L MM,MO
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LAGUNA HACH Sf4t ,000
~\home wldl panoramic nonh coast
*-. J bd. 2.S bL plus rtrrtlolb.
MLS# Ll28<4'4
LAGUNA UACH SISt,000
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MLS# Ll26l4
LAGUNA NIGUIL $411,000
lD'#W 9lld unk condo. 3 bd. 2 bL vi.w ol
chi pt c:ourw. Loat.ed on dMI ,. fairwmy,
MLS# Sll91SI
LAGUNA NIGUIL $461,000
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DANA POINT $1, I t0,080
Beautiful an;hitect desipMd home~ forever views of ocean,
mountains & city llshts. 3 '*iroom, 2.5 bath.
MLS# Ll2929
LAGUNA 81!ACH $995,000
Sweet. sunny cocace In the heart of Laguna village. 3 bedroom
3 bath. Great location on quiet street.
MLS# Ll2733
DOVE CANYON $t1S,OOO
Goff course locadon, l bedroom 3.5 bath. 3 car gara&9.
Panoramic front and rar view of &Off course.
Ml.S# S33&466
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LAGUNA •EACH $6,IH,000
Sophlsdcat9d oc.enfront IMn& wtdl private
sups t0 Vlcu>ria ISeach.
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ftlLJCAN HILL $S,SOO,OOO
Umom home co be built. P.,IOf'Vnlc ¥lews
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San Hinman lo Brad Hlnmen
SHADY CANYON• $4,100,000
Shady Canyon 5 bedroom. Cust0m comer
lot. Many UO"IS. Pool and spa. s.ra......,. ....... Hinman
SHADY CANYON• $6,150,000
Golf coune vi-. French ~ home
by Glw Conscrucdon COfl>.
Sara Hlnmen & •rad Hlnmen
SHADY CANYON-$4,4H,000
Santa larbara sty\e QJSU>m home crafted
by Glw Construcdon COfl>.
Sara Hinman & 9rad Hlnmen
IHORI CLU1 flS $2, I tl,000
Exdull'le Shorec.tifli '*&f'lborllood.
Newly remodeled.
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NORTH LAGUNA SI ,6U,OOO
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wwn and beach.
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LAGUNA B!ACH $9,750,000
Spectacular oceanfront home. Rebuilt. Excellent quality and view.
Sara Hinman Ir 8nd Hinman
LIDO ISLE $1,495,000
Premier location. N.w remodel. Large lo~ S bd. 6.5 ba.
Debbie SdafaN & Ron Miiiar
NEW,ORT a!ACH SI ,OS0,000
Light, bright comer locadon, on the bay. 2 bedroom plus den,
2.S bath condo.
Karen lhtson & Sharon McKinnon
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LIDO ISLE $4,995,000
Southern end cl Udo Isle with "40 ft. cl froncac9! 4 bedrooms,
4.5 bath with dock.
DOV!ll IHOll!S $2,975,000
New custom home. 4 bedroom l.S bL Views from al
major rooms.
lu"a Hlnmlln a._.. Hinman
N!W,OllT Hl lGHTS $2,610,000
Custom Cliff om. 5 bet 5 bL home -In ..,.. .... dell&ht-
rELICAN C"EST $11 ,H0,000
A "farl" Inspired esta~ of unsurpassed
qu;allty :and ellqulslte ct.calllna.
,.,, • Lyleen !wins
HLCOUllT CUSTOM $1,lts,000
Archltettunl 8elcoun custom with view.
S bedroom. library. office.
Nancy P'etenon • a.tty Comesys
TU"TLI ROCK $2,Sfl,000
Rare custom home. City ll&tta view.
S bedrooms. Bonus room plus ofke.
ChrilVall
LIDO PININI ULA SI H ,Ht
Two bedroom two balh belch coaap. ·
Laseho4d land.
LJ DO ISLE OFFI CE 949.723.880'0
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Prwnler Udo loc:atlon. ~ remodel. Larp
lot. s bd. 6.S bath.
o.llb6e lcWanl • "°" MHlar
SHAD'f CNnOW n ;roo,ooo
Shady Canyon Vila. .. b.droom '4.S bath.
Golf course view. Grat yard.
ChmValll
WW Plf•llWA $1,MO,MO
a.d'l lcMra chem wldl panoramic bay,
Jetty and oc4Mfront vt.ws.
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Build 'f04Jf' dNlm home at die oce.n ..
heir die Wl¥9S br9Jc.
Unda field A Gall Yortc
ONI PORD ROAD Sl,Ht,000
~ and open.] bd. l.S bL
lrd bedroom hu ..,.aca encranc.e.
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LIDO llLI $1,0H,HO
8-udful, rwwty-constructAld cunom home
on larie lot.
HAR80" COVI Sl,US,000
Palilades Plan I . 4 bd. 3 ba. Pool, If>'
3 carprap. • ....,,Thom ..
NIWPOllT IHORH SH0,000
Lm on die Ca,..J. 3 bedroom 2 bactl. Pool.
tennis. pi., area.
NIWPORT IHORH $115,000
Newport Shores beach house! Newer
windows. khchen. carpet.
Kennie Jo llluo
N!WPOllT COAST $J, I tS,Ht
Breathtakl ng views. Spadous 4 bd. 4.5 ba. Larp yard, pool & spa.
Laura Roche
DOVER SHORES $1,ltS,000
Large Back Bay view home. 4 bedroom 3.5 bath plus oflke
and library.
Robin Chesnle
NEWPORT alACH $1,111,000
U&ht. brlaflt. comer location, on the bay. l bd. ptus den. 2.5 bach
condo.
Karen 9etlon • Sharon McKinnon
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5 bath home.hi enun:alner\ dellJht.
RIVAGI $I, 174, tot
8eaudfu'1 upsraded ~ Coest 4 bedroom
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NEW LISTINGS AVA ILABLE
DCWI" ~I t2,t11,000
N9w custom home. '4 bedl"OOITI l.5 badl. Views from
all major rooms.
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TU .. TLI RIDGI t I ,t21,tlt
Hilflly upcraded with ocean view. Gou"'* kkd!en
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LAGUNA VILLAGE SHl,000
Wliit to '*d\. OwTnin& Lacuna Vlllap Cott11&9.
Pheoomenal lex.
NEWPORT BEACH 949.644.1600
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LIDO PININIULA Sln,IH
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prmet ldtchen. Jonathan Wiison 9-49.580.2736
Fabulous ~terfront home with bolt dock. Completely
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f Career Night highlights estate market, those seriously
thinking about a real estate career ~ opportunities in real should attend the seminar.
w estate for prospective Prudential agents benefit from the . -t company's large network of a: agents resources including the latest
l presentation software, national and
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tool for both new and seasoned
agents to branch out and compete in
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All of our training, the mentor
program, and personal agent
websites are company paid
programs.
Licensing O asses
Prudential California Realty's next
session of real estate licensing
classes wil l start on Saturday, March
6 at the company's training center in
Irvine.
Anthony Schools supplies the
course materials, which include the
Career Nights California Real Estate Principles,
Ask any new agent why he or she Power Prep Videos, Audio Tapes,
joined Prudential California Realty, plus a computer disk and workbook
and undoubtedly you will be told ft containing more than I 000 practice
is because of the in-depth training. exam questions.
Trish Kraus, director of training, The licensing course is made up of ... and Jan Nestor, administrator of the two components. The first is a
Ucensing school, offer a friendly and three-week, I 2-hour accelerated
safe haven for the new agent. Nestor classroom instruction by Jim Parks
encourages and guides them of Anthony Schools. On the fourth
through the preparation process of week, students are given a 100
getting their real estate license and question test that must be passed
Kraus charts their course to success with at least a 60 percent grade in
with the business development order to qualify to take the
classes offered to both new and California real estate exam.
seasoned agents. Prudential is Certificates of completion are then
keenly aware of the challenges that sent along with student's application
each new agent experiences in to the Department of Real Estate In
starting a real estate career. order to obtain a test date.
ManageIS and mentors provide the For more Information, call Trish
guidance at the office level, while Kraus, Prudential Clllifomta Realty's
the on-going business development Director of Career Development at
classes are conducted at the training (800} 895-1869. Tice Tral,.ing Center
center In Irvine. ts located"' 2405 McC4bt Way, Ste.
"Today's Opportunities in Real J 1 J, lmne. Prudential Clllifomta
Estate,• a free seminar presented by Realty is proud UJ ~a member of
Kraus and Neator, on the first HotMServlces of Afierlca Inc., a
Wednesday of each month. at 6:30 Berkshire H""'4""')14.lftltate.
p.m., talks about the career Prudential Clllif omta Realty is
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basics of the business, how it has National Relocation and Real Bsf4t.e
changed during the past few years, Maguine, -x;! 2003. AdditloMl .. and opportunities within the eotn1''"'Y '" '°""""""' can ~ lndu1try. Krauuald that because of obt4t'"'1 .it ""'*·~'°"' the booming Orange County real or tCN1M1.1'"'Ulenlf41cdl.cbm. • • •
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Local attorney climbing the
mountain for the hungry and
homeless
HomeAid and Second
Harvest Food Bank will
benefit from this trek up
Mt. Everest
Attorney D&oJeJ NassJe was first
introduced to HomeAid Orange
County, through the Orange County
Assodatkm of Realtors when he
presented the innovative idea of
climbmg Mt. Bverat to raise money
for the Building Industry Alsodation'.s
charitable mn, HomeAid.
"I came up with the idea of
Climbing the Mountain of HungeT
and Homelessness campaign as a way
to.set an eumple for my twin sons, so
that they could learn the
importance of giVing
back,• Nassie explained.
"I couldn't think of a
Additionally, varl~us individual and
corporate sponsorships and
underwriting opportunities are being
made available.
Those interested in providing
sponsorships or underwriting will
benefit from various promotionaJ
opportunities.
Men and women wishing to
participate as part of the Mt. EvettSt
2004 climbing team may contact
Daniel Nassie at (949) 752-5370 or
visit www.mteverest2004.com.
Sign up deadline: March 15, 2004
Departure Target Date: Apiil 10, 2004
Return target date: End of May 2004
Approximate cost: $6,700
All team members are responsible
for covering their own costs
(approximately $7,000) so that every
betteT way than to
spend 6ve weeks
trekking with them in
the Himalityas pursuing
a Uf e Jong dream of
mine while helping
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world, which will also
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Harvest Food Bank
begins in Los Angeles,
and then passes through
Taiwan, Singapore and Attorney Danlel Nassie (center) Is flanked by twtn
New Delhi, ultimately sons JustJn (left) and Jordon who wtll join thetr
settling in Katmandu, father on Aprtl 1 o, 2004 to dlmb Ml Everest to
Nepal -the departure raise funds tor HomeAJd Orange County and
city. From Katmandu Second Harvest Food Bank.
the Everest team led by
Nassie and his sons will make its way penny earned from pledges and
to base camp some 17,000 feet above sponsorships go directly to HomeA.id
sea level. Prom there an advance team Orange County and the Second
will push forward carrying the Everest Harvest Food Banlt, where more than
2004 flag that will be planted at the 15.1 millJon p<>Wlds of food was
Everest summit more than 29 ,000 feet distributed serving more than 385
high. local agencies that are able to feed
The pledges and sponsorships more-than 215 ,000 lndtvtduals each
garnered thro~ the partnership month In Orange County.
effort of the Orange County HomeAid Orange County was
Association of Realtors, HomeAid established by the leadership of the
Orange County and the Second Orange County Chapter of the
Harvest Food Bank will undcnmte BuJJdtng Industty Association of
various programs that feed the hungry Southern California tn 1989. Those
and house those livtng in cardboard temporarily homcJcss served by
boxes and in seedy motels throughout Hom¢id include women in crisis
the county. pregnancy, abused Children, victims
The climb-a-thon will secure of domestic violence and those
pledges based on the actual altitude families and individuals who ftnd
the team is able to climb with the flag. themselves homeless as a result of job
Pledges of a •penny per foor-loss or catastrophJc lllness. In 2002
(maximum feet: 29,095 -<I S.01 per alone more than 6,000 homeless men, •Ill••••••••••••••••••••• .. foot • $290 donation) and fla1 rate women and children found refuge at a pledges are bemg tolkited. ltQIDdJd lhJ1«. •
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Bixby 1ep1etomt1 clients of all
needs and locale.
Y 0# ""'" rtMll Grt1,,I BUiiy Ill
Strillllll Properltes, Ne#!flOrl Sta
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Build your
dream home
Impressive views
aJ"e enjoyed from this
building site in
Laguna Beach.
Sweeping views of
main beach, Catalina
Island, white water,
city lights and up the
coast. The 101 could
accommodate a
custom home up to
approximately 3 ,500
square feet. Fabulous
opportunity to build
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This land/lot is offered at S 1,450,000
For MOf't mf"""""°", call Susan Scanlan "t (949) 640-3600. Str""4
Proptrl'la, 140 Newport Center C>rlve, Ste. 100, Newport Blach. C2003 Coldwell
Banker Re.al Estate Corporation. Owned and operated by NRT Inc.
Emerald Ridge
three
bedroom
home
Close to beaches
and across from a
park, this home is
located in a
prestigious gated
community. This
beautiful single story,
three bedroom three
bath home is
immaculate.
Gourmet kitchen,
remodeled and upgraded master bath, open floor plan and nice backyard
make thJs home move-in perfect and ready for entertaining.
This home is offered at $1, 179,000.
For more information, call Kimberly Hutching and Mldulel Gosselin at
(949) 497-5599. Str""4 Propertlts, 1088 North Coast Higlt""'J, !Agima
Beach. C2003 Coldwell Banlter Real Estate Corporation. Oumed and operatul
byNRT/nc.
Open and
bright
Panoramic ocean, coastline views Fantastic open and
brlght two ~m,
This ranch-S1yle home is located in the exclusive Emerald Ridge gated two bathroom home
community. It consists of four bedrooms, four baths with approximately 3,300 in gated community
square feet on an approximately 8,450 square foot street-t<>-Street lot. of the Summit.
Uving room features include a cathedral ceiling and brick hearth gas and Upgraded with
wood burning tlreplace. The fonnal dining room has panoramic views of the bamboo hardwood
coast. The large country kitchen has breakfast bar and large dinette area and a flooring, crown
spacious pantry. The master bedroom Is on the maJn level and features ocean molding, custom
views and a brick hearth fireplace. The large maS1er bath has a spa rub, paint, two decks, one
separate dual vanities and two closets, one a large walk-tn . The second main with ocean views,
Ooor bedroom is converted to an office and has a full bath. community pool and
Lower level consists of large family room with ft.replace and It opens onto spa. Master bath With
the grassy rear yard plus it has a carved wood bar with wet bar sink. Bedrooms double sinks, large
three and four each have their own bath and open to the rear ya.rd. closet (reconfigured by Califorrua Closets) and an oversized tub and shower
This home is offered at $1 ,799,000. wtth a fabulous ocean view.
For""'~ '"f0""4tion, t:11ll Pamela Homm at (949) 633-6667 or Rids Meaney This home is offered at $618,000.
at (949) 922-8210. Vfew the uirtual fQur at WWNJ.pamelahorton.CQ#I. Stmda For more injrmndtlon, t:11ll Tl#I CArr at (949) 640-3600. Str""4 ~,
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CPl'UM Jd ..MdJ. • /j,200, 000
Waterlront views. 2 levels
!tviM 1il'rm-• l t,tf49,000
Private and serene flat, channing 3 Bd. 2 Ba.
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Large home with pool, spa and fabulous view
JJe;.;fDli S'kolt.f · Jt,3 50, 000
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~HM ·V~t · S949,000
Spectacular ocean views, great loatioo
W&ih Cuff.;. .Me.Id • Js49,000
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206 Topaz Avenue
BAY CREST
I IO I Sandl9WOOd Lane
BAYSHORES
2102 Clrde om.
CLIFF HAVEN
SIS~
CORONA DEL MAR
$1 ,7SO,OOO
$1 ,425,000
$2,49S,OOO
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303 Carnation Awnue, Unit I
$3.200,000
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2734 Windover Drlv. $1 ,99S,OOO
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1824 Santiaio Dr!V9 . $1 ,949,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
I 6S The Masters Circle
29S 19th Strfft
24S3 Santa Ana Avenue
EMERALD RIDGE
22892 Via Orvleto
32492 Via Mentone
HARBOR RIDGE
$1.S00.000
$895.000 -$949,000
$839,000
$1 ,799,000
$1 ,179,000
$2.900,000
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Mall Gulledp
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Heather Ana•I Kidder
John McMoni&i•
K.r1 Carr
Bill Hill
Matt Evans
Matt Evans
K.Jth Randle
Grant Bixby
Pamela Hort.on
Allan E. Heller
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LIDO ISLE
339 Via Udo Nord $2,995,000 Sun 1-'4 Alison McCormick
11 '4 Via Mentone $1,395,000 Sun 1--4 Sandy Pickens
LINDA ISLE
60 Linda Isle $6,500,000 Sun 1--4 Evan Cori<ett
NEWPORT BEACH
'4710 Seashore Drive $1 ,699.000 Sun 1--4 Kevin Kubiak
1830 Port Tiffin $1 ,52.5,000 Sat , .... Heather McEwen
2518 Sierra Vista $1 .195,000 Sat , ..... Mike Kennedy
Sun 1-'4 Brian Edmondson
310 Vista Suerte $719,000 Sun 1-'4 Katie Rollins
NEWPORT COAST ----
37 Sea Terrace $1.5'49,000 Sat , ..... Mall Gulled,e
52 Tidal Surf $1.+49,000 Sat 1-4 Gary Hessetgesser
IS Wort $1.299,000 Sat 1-4 Jackie Handleman
Sun 1-4 Jackie Handi.tnan
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2500 Cliff Drive $2,100,000 Sat 1-4 Tennille Rather
Sun 1-4 Grayce Taliaferro
PELICAN CREST ---
28 Shorerldi• $5.395,000 Sat 1-'4 Roseanne T. Levan
PROMONTORY BAY
'426 Harbor Island Drive $2,550,000 Sun 1-4 Marie Fario-Sork
SHADY CANYON
19 Redbird $2,9'49.000 Sat 1-4 Kathryn White
59 Copper Creek. Lot -46 Ii '47 $2.295.000 Sat 1-4 Jerry Snyder
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Gorgeous wnM<ey Udo Isle home. Huge comer lot. Large entry
courtyard wid'I pool and spa. Fabulous bay and city lights views .
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Spadous home on an CWW'Sized SU'fft·UHO'llda lot. Large IMnc room wid'I fireplace,
bf ..adut room and ~ master suite wlch ftreplace and beamed c.ffings. Large pado.
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Fabulous, remodeled home. Shows lib I model.
Strada courtyard emry. formal cfinltoc room.
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8-udful, blyfronc. custom home completad In
1996. Spectacular t.y and city ll&hu viMI.
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slate and iranfte dll"04Jlhout. media room whtt wtne ~ and bar and a p.irmet kitchen.
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kwdful home on an 1ppt Oldmately SO foot lot. This '4 Bd. '4.5 BL home '-tures hardwood ftoon,.,.... count.en..~ styie m<Wior and a 3 air.,.... "-re, CMrSlzed lot.
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II ICNdtie Ylews wtd\ 1pp1 oldl1wtllly 200 fw
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,.,,. views of a.ck ., and M\MCS.
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Large, single lewl S Bd. '4.S Ba. home with no steps. Courtyard entry. pool. spa and
spectacUlar, wide open Back Bay views from dining. living and family rooms.
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En;oy Qbuk>us Cat31ina and sunset views from this 4 Bd. S Ba.
custom home In one of Newport Heights' premier locations.
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Qrclnll 4 8d. 2 BL home on a very larp 6ot In
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The Ark. historic Moss Screet Belch oceanfront home. Circa 1923
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Authentic halian styte home lnftuenced by ct.. C1WfWJl's vlla on Lab Como. Enfoy
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court. 3 bedroom suites in the main house with attached I bedroom guesUlouse.
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lap pool and spa. W.St faclni mountain vWws.
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vtla built by renowned T~ Woodrow.
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2 loa wtch appn.wied ptans. Aeur de France.
Inspired by the ~ homes d ProY.nc:e.
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Contemporary Mediterranean style design blends
form and function. Eminently livable. S bedrooms, S.S baths and
2 mamr suites. Grand living/dining salons. family room,
chefs ldtdlen. Distinctive elan enhanced by sumptuous fumlshingJ. Enjoy
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This Tuscan style estate features elepnt taste, Impeccable det:all
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4 bedroom. 3 bath split-level home. Family room or den. 2 fireplaces, air conditioning,
security system. recendy painted. Boat dock for approximately '43 foot boat.
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Monaco model In gated Big Canyon. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths plus office
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this spacious 6 bedroom home is perfect for family
and entenainlnc. The very prtYate rear yard has a pool. spa and built-In
bart>eque. Other amenities Include a wonderful prmet
kKchen. a Mlp masw suite wtch a slttl~ ar. and an oftk:elltbrary.
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Gorgeous. expanded Wyndc:Ner Bay Plan I . Exquisitely appointed
6 bedroom, 6.S bath home with f!tlef"/ builder opdon.
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Exceptional, Turtle Rock Summit S bedroom, '4.5 bath
family home. Highly upgraded wtth pool and spa.
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Tuc.luly lflPOlnted, '4 bedrooms,
'4.S bedw tr1d 3 car Pl'l&9 on &fMI lbelt.
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Beautiful Craftsman style '4 bedroom. '4 bath home. Gourmet kitchen. great location.
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finest waterfront views on the coast. 2 bedrooms, 3 baths plus an office.
New construction In 2000. Gourmet kitchen feawres Viking range and ovens,
Bosch dishwasher, Sub-Zero refrigerator, granite countertops and
limestone floors. S-Ose surround sound. Security system. Electric canopies
and celling fans on the balconies for the ultimate in privacy and comfort.
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complete with family/billiard' room. workout room, Indoor exercise pool and
adjoin~ sauna. The kitchen, living room and dlnina room open to a blyfront pado wh:h
private dock. '4 bedrooms toc:al, the master suite features a spacious sltdng area,
bayfront office, fireplace, dual baths and balcony O'lerlooldng the bly. Conwnience features
lndude an elevator and '4 car prace. Enjoy the ambiance and grace of this r.n o«wtng.
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Ocean Ridge, ocean view. 3 bedrooms, 3.S baths, family
and bonus room, privite pool and spa. gated community.
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This Is che first dme this gracious Southern style manor has ever been on the mark.et. It Is
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ocean views. Private locadoo near the heart of the village.
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'4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Huge master bedroom, courtyard entry and oversized
2 car prige. Community pool, spa and tennis. Close to park and beach.
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Situated on one of the highest points on Ocean Boulevard,
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$510,000 (163S.2) (100) 251·7630
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model. Cutrom Ok Roon, pbnmlon shutttra, maple
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121 Jasmine Creek
3Br 2.5Ba Sat-Sun 1-4
Ann, Bill, Suzanne
Prudential Calif Realty
949-422-2889
710 Marigold Ave Sat-Sun 12-4
3Br 3.5Ba + 2Br 2Ba
First Team Estates
Denise Messenger
714-478-1633
710 Marigold Ave Sat 12-4
3Br 3.5Ba + 2Br 2Ba
First Team Estates
t Uck Johnson
°J49-27 4-0240
IRVINE
2553 Martin #117
2Br 2Ba Sat 1-4
Prudential Calif Realty
George Greiner
949-280-3299
$1,125,000
$2,500,000
$2,500,000
$504,900
NEWPORT BEACH
819 Via Lido Soud
5Br, 8.5Ba Sun 1-4 $10,900,000
Cote Realty Group
949-760-1900
7 Landport
Bonita Canyon
5Br 5.5Ba Sat & Sun 12-4 $1,975,000
Chuck Rathfon
949-370-4250
Dan Thorman
949-285 4888
Sterling Real Estate Group
NEWPORT BEACH
Call for gate access
5Br6Ba Sa~Sun1-5
Patrick Tenore
Nationwide USA
949-856-9705
681 Vista Bonita
3Br 2.5Ba Sat-Sun 1-5
Patrick Tenore
Nationwide USA
949-856-9705
95 Yorktown
2Br2Ba Sat 1-4
Mary Wood, Agent
949-584-5811
34 Saratoga
2Br 2Ba Sat 1-4
Mary Wood, Agent
. 949-584-5811
300 E Coast Hwy
Bayside Village
73 Princeton Sat 11-4
2Br2Baleaseland
Flo Lawhead
Better Real Estate
949-675-7256
300 E Coast Hwy Sat 11-2
Bayside Village
3 Saratoga Ave (On Waterfront)
2Br 2Ba lease land
Flo Lawhead
Better Real Estate
949-675-7256
$3,995,000
$759,000
$82,000
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$635,000
Pnme Malll streel loca1IOO With Cdy Vl(!WS Pnce includes
$35,000 tn bu!ldef UWades. 12' C8111ngs hetghts Perlecl
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JUST lJsTEo · PLAN 3 • ARTIST LOFTS
$639,000
lJve and work 1n yoor storefront or otflce
Approximately 2300 sq ft · open loft with olflce 0n
maJn floor
Mixed use propefty oo mam street locataon
Can !« details'
Top 1 % Of Agents In
Orange Coonty
Top Agent Platinum Propatict
"From Mansioru to Mobile Homes"
Stefanie Meurer
(949) 715-3156
Newport Beach Town Home
Light, Bright Upgraded
own Home with High Ceilin
& Ocean Breezes.
Attached 2 Car Garage
2BR, 2.5BA, Pool Area
& Club House.
$480,000
rincipals Only please.no agen
882 Hallyard
Chuck Rathfon
(949) 370-4250
Locaaonl Locaaonl
Open Sat 1·4
2 BD, 2 BA fen ced yard ,
cluphou se. overlooks
heated pool, bay, marina
& private beach . Great
2nd home year round .
$82,000 010
Dan Thurman
(949) 285-4888
NEWPORT BEACH
• 2-Bedroom . 2-Bach with one of the better view
lots on the from row. • Lease is long rerm 10 2026
~nd is fully assumable 10 buyer. •This home is is ~
cabana style home. • Kitchen and bathrooms have
bttn upgraded with ganite and marble • Priomy
b<m slips with resident disc:ou111. • RV parking
$165,000/0BO
224 Slip Marina 2 O ubhoua -2 Heated Pools
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BY THE BEACH
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Staffed Gotehouse Entry
Pools • Spas • Dry Sauna
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S4udK» from h low $200,0C>Os.
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NEWPORT COAST
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New Listing • View • View $2,200,000
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NEWPORT RIDGE EsrATES $1,799,000 STuNNllG OCWI HEIGHTSWITHHARBOft VIEWS -CAssls $2,839,000
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on March 4
The seminar wlll educate new agents on
what It takes to become successful in
the real estate business
Mike and Karen Uchty
Fust Team Real Estate will be holding a free career dinner,
Thursday, March 4 from 7 to 8:30 p m at the company's Success
Academy, 3785 Plaza Drive m Sant.a Ana.
First Team wtll feature top agent team, Mike and Karen
Uchty They will share how they closed S6 null1on 10 real estate
IO 2003
I!. very year, thousands of people In Orange County decide to
pursue a career m real estate. A real estate career can be very
lucrauve, however, it Is not for everyone. There are only a few
other careers m which there 15 a large gap between those agents
that are extremely successful and those who do not succeed.
•Here at First Team, we are dedicated to educating new agents
about the truth on a career 10 real estate,• sald Career Director
Enn Di.inn. The seminar will answer questions such as· what
does 1t take to get staned, how you can ensure your success and
how much money you can make
First Team Real Estate is dedicated to the success of their new
agents. No other real estate company offers a training program
with 1he Academy's success rate, and no other real estate
company offers.a 5,00<Hquare-foot training fadllty exclusively
for training new and existing agents
"Our academy is dedicated to providing the highest quality of
traming m the field of real estate sales,• Founding President and
CEO Camerclb Merage saJd. ·offertng the best service to the
clients is First Team's No. I priority and we arc able to do that
through our unsurpassed training program:
'11us ts not the easiest training nor the shortest," said First
Team Success Academy Director Dale Lawrence. "In fact, it is the
most mtense and comprehensive real estate training in the
business We owe our clients and students all the tools they need
to be successful, the stats demonstrate that it is the most
successful. In fact. In the 15 years I've spent as a national speaker
and trainer l'v<: never worked for a company with this type of
training.·
Those who are seriQus about ruccetdtng in a career fn real estau
art encouraged to attend tlu carter dinner. Se.affng ts limited and
reservations are enanmy,td. For MtWt lnfonu#on and
reservations, con/4cl Finl Team's CAreer Deve}qpmml Department
al (800) 728-7217. ext. 850.
Views of the ocean, bay,
canyon and mountains
Enjoy 360 degitt views th.at inspired
the plein air painters of old California
from every single room of this private
Pcrazul estate within the guard-gated
enclave of Newport Coast.
Exemplifying attention to detail and
the use of only the highest quality
materials, the home strikes the perfect
balance between drama and
understated elegance.
The 4,4QO-square-foot floor plan offers four bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom on 1
main level, four and one-half baths, a fonnal living room, formal dining room, family
room and den. The redesigned chef's kitchen features stainless steel Viking and
professional appliances, Sub-Zero refrigerator with imported grarute countertops and de
fruitwood cabinets.
The oversized parcel creates a sense that you live on your own private •island in the
sky."
This home is offered at $3,250,000.
For more information, call Kent McNaughton of First Team Estates at (949) 719-2050 or
(949) 612-0006. Also, preview the lwmt onlint at www.newportfinelwmes.com.
Overlooking the park
This Mesa Verde home backs
Tanager Park and is located JUSl a
shon walk from Costa Mesa Municipal
Golf Course. Future residents can
move Into a home with a new roof,
new windows throughout and a large
country style kitchen with an
expanded nook.
A gated courtyard entry leads to the
double door entry of this four
bedroom and three and one-half bath home. The spacious living room with a fireplace IS
large enough to accommodate a baby grand piano without infringing on the
conversational space. With white wainscoting and a stunning beveled glass window, the
formal dining room is a place you can entenain family and friends.
Nearby, the bonus room with its cathedral ceiling and contemporary-style fireplace
gives you the option of a second family room, media room or game room. The backyard
features a hard.scape patio area accented with brick and large grass area.
Upstatrs the master bedroom features a balcony that offers views of the park.
Additionally, the 3,9QO-square-foot home offers a wet bar, security system, laundry
room, skylights and a three car attached garage.
This home is offered at $924,900.
For more information. caU Lori Robnett of First Team Real Estate. Inc. at (714) 549-2059
The views from La s Verdes
St.anding on a large cul-de-sac pared
with views of the hills and city lights, this
home has been beautifully upgraded with
designer touches.
French doors, cathedral ceili.ngs, aown
moldin~, custom paint finishes, arched
doorways and towering windows create a
distinctive European ambiance
throughout the 3 ,05()-square-foot floor
plan. There are ftve bedrooms aruf two and
three-quarters baths. The fonnal living room offers a fireplace, French doors leading to a
courtyard and a unique tile Ooor re:m.lniscent of a French country home. Spaciously laid out in
a grea1 room design, the gowmet kitchen flows into the family room and breakfast nook. It
features granJte counters, stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry, including two full
pantries. The family room has a marble ftttplace and comer built-in entertainment center. A
French door leads out from the breakfast nook to the pookized rear yard that overlooks the
hills
The en suite master bedroom has a shon hallway area that leads to the marble appointed
bath as well as a retreat area that could be used as a home gym or study. Also enjoy the
built-in vanity and spacious glass enclosed shower. ·
This home is offered at $849,900.
For 1'llm informaJWn, CAil First Team'sJejfStumtan al (949) 498-7278. Visit
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To pack plates: Create a three-to
four-inch cushion of crumpled
paper in a sturdy box or dish pack.
Wrap up to four plates at a time by
taking two sheets of newspaper.
place a plate slightly off center, fold
paper over the plate, then stack a
plate on top of the covered plate.
Fold paper back over the second
plate and repeat this process until
four plates are wrapped. Now wrap
the bundle and place it on end in
the box. Continue to fill the box
with bundled plates, and then top
it with two to three inches of
crumpled paper.
To pack large furniture pieces:
Have large plastic bags or shrink
wrap on hand to protect furniture.
Use rags, blankets, comforters and
towels for padding.
To pack anwo.rk and mirrors:
Wrap all pieces individually with
bubble wrap or cardboard. For
artwork framed behind glass or
mirrors, tape an •r across the
mirror to keep pieces in places in
case it should break. Place each
piece in its own flat, fitted box and
fill in any space with crumpled
newspaper
Other Ticlbits: Avoid damage
from leakage by paclung your
liquids (incl uding medicine) in leak
proof container~ such as zippered
plastic bags. Plastic bags also come
in handy for small odcls and ends.
Keep box weights to 50 lbs. or less.
Use masking tape to ~ecure hds to
jars and bottles; hold down
movable pans; and amx nuts,
bolts, screws or nails to associated
items. Place a sock Dlled with
coffee grinds or baking soda in
your washer. freezer, and
refrigerator to prevent odors. For
more pointers on paclting, talk with
your moving company
representative or your real est.ate
profes ionaJ.
Barry Marks represents sellers and
buyers in the Orange County coastal
commum'ties of Newport Coast,
Newport Beach, Corona de/ Mar
and the Irvine Ranch. He can be
reached at (949) 552-11 J J, e-mPil
Barry@Cybervi-lle-Homes.com or log
on to his website at
CybcrVille-Homes.com for
additiQnal information. Pnuiential
California Realty is an
Independently owned and operated
member of The Prudential Real
Estate Affiliates, Inc. Visit
www.prudentialcal.com.
Get your news published in the
Daily A Pilot
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Advertisers are emouraj.ll'd to submit pre's
Here .uc several guidelines th.11 may assist you in getting your
informati on public;hed 1n our Real [state Section:
-The Daily Pilot is a < ommunity ncwspaper, therefore, it 1s important that
your news or properties also be in the circulation area . Well-written
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cover agent profiles, personnel promotions, company events, awards
cercmoniec;, brokers previews, rnmmunity involvement, property
profiles, and industry newc; and lrcndi..
-M aterials should be subm11ted by S p.m., Monday.
-Press releases and photographs, with good contrast, may either be given
to your real estate advertising representative or mailed to:
Jill Ulriksen, promotions, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
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Classes &
Events
Tuesday, February 3
9 a.m., Affiliates meeting
Wednesday, February 4
9 a.m. -noon, HTrust Fund" CE class
1 -4 p.m ., "Fair Housing" CE class
2 -4 p.m., "Valet MLS" class
Thursday, February 5
8:45 a.m., G.P.A. Committee meeting
11 a.m. -2 p .m. Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, February 6
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Monday, February 9
8:30 a.m., New Member Orientation
Tuesday, February 10
9 a.m., "Understanding Title and Escrow" CE class
Wednesday, February 11
9 a.m. -noon, "Ethics" CE class
1 -4 p.m , "Agency" CE class
2 -4 p.m., "Valet MLS" CE class
Thursday, February 12
11 a.m. -2 pm. Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, February 13
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 1 O. 14-17
Monday, February 16
Presidents' Day -Association off ice closed
Wednesday, February 18
9 a.m., MLS Committee meeting
9 a.m. -noon, "Probate" CE class
1 -4 p.m., "Double Your Income" CE cl ass
2 -4 p.m , "Valet" CE class
Thursday, February 19
9 a.m., Board of Directors meeting
11 a.m. -2 p.m. Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, February 20
11 :30 a.m., Heads of Office lunch
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Wednesday, February 25
9 a.m. -noon, "Environmental Hazards" CE class
1 -4 p.m., "Managing Stress" CE class
2 -4 p.m., "ValetH MLS class
Thursday, February 26
11 a.m. -2 p.m. Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, February 27
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
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February
February 2 -Monday
February 3 -Tuesday
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Government Affairs Committee -4 p.m.
Professional Standards Training -Orange Coast
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -5 p.m.
Community Events Committee -4 p.m.
Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -5 p.m.
February 4 -Wednesday Marketing Meetinw\Vells Fargo Bank -8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
February 5 -Thursday Marketing Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:15 a.m.
• LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
February 16 -Friday
February 9 -Monday
Cont. Ed: Ethics, 9 a.m. -Noon
Cont. Ed: Agency, 1 -4 p.m.
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -5 p.m.
February 10 -Tuesday Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -5 p.m.
February 11 -Wednesday Marketing Meeting/Wells Fargo Bank -8:15 a.m.
February 12 -Thursday
February 13 -Friday
February 1 6 -Monday
February 17 -Tuesday
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Internet/Technology Committee -2 p.m.
Marketing Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
SoCalMLS Leadership Retreat, Surf & Sand
Cont. Ed: Trust Fund Handling, 9 -noon
Cont. Ed: Fair Housing, 1 -4 p.m.
SoCalMLS Leadership Retreat, Surf & Sand
Presidents' Day
BOARD OFFICE CLOSED
Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -5 p.m.
February 18 -Wednesday Marketing Meetingt\'Vells Fargo Bank -8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
February 19 -Thursday
February 20 -Friday
February 23 -Monday
Marketing Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Cont. Ed : Ethics, 9 a.m. -noon
Cont. Ed : Agency, 1 -4 p.m.
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -5 p.m.
February 24 -Tuesday Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -5 p.m.
February 25 -Wednesday Marketing Meetingt\'Vells Fargo Bank -8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
February 26 -Thursday
February 27 -Friday
Marketing Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting -8:30 a.m.
Laguna Board of Realtors
939 Glenneyre Street, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
(949) 497-2474 • Fax (949) 494-3887
www. la unaboardofrealtors.com
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office in 2002 and 2003
For Coldwell Banker oceanfront property
specialist Bill Schonlau, the winning petforma.nce
to beat is clearly his own. Schonlau was named Top
Producer in the J 70-agent Newport Beach office in
2002. Just halfway into 2003, he had already
surpassed that award-winning performance ... and
by the end of the year, he'd beat it by 50 percent.
•1•m delighted but not surprised by Bill's 'double
header,•• said Peter H. Hernandez, president of
Coldwell Banker Orange County. -His knowledge of
Newport Beach, his seasoned skills and his
passionate commitment to his clients are simply
unsurpassed.·
Schonlau holds the prestigious International
President's Premier designation, putting him in the
top one percent of all 105,000 Coldwell Banker
agents worldwide. As a noted Newport Beach
specialist, he's represented a huge number of
properties in the area. As a longtime Newport Beach
resident who's owned six local oceanfront
properties, he's made significant contributions to
the community's unique lifestyle over the years.
Among many involvements, he has chaired the
Baytront townhome offers
breathtaking views
Enjoy panoramic water views that are enhanced
by floor to ceiling bay windows, from the living,
dJ.n.ing, kitchen and master suJte. This spacious and
bright home has three bedrooms and two and
one-half baths.
This bayfront home on exclusive Lido Isle in
Newport Beach offers an exceptional opportunity
for waterfront living with beautiful beaches,
boating, tennis and an opportunity to join a private
yacht club. nus home is offered at $1 ,499,000.
For more information, call Bill Schon/au of
Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office at (949)
644-9060. More information about Coldwell Banker
Orange County is availabk onllne at
www.cbsocal.com. ColdweU Banlter Resldtntial
Brolterage Is a member of tire NRT family of
companies. NRT Incorporated, tire nation's ltAdtng
residential real estak brolterage company, ts a
~iary of Cend4nt Co'1'0ra&m (NYS£:CTJ).
Biii Sdlonlau
city's Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission;
served as president of the West Newport Beach
Association; founded and served as first president
of the Newport Pier Association; and sat on the
board of the Central Newport Community
organization.
Schonlau's in-depth local experience has made
him a savvy expert on key oceanfront issues,
including boardwalk versus non-boardwalk
One-of-a-kind West Nine
condominium
This desirable two bedroom, two bath, end Unit
condominium has been totally upgraded.
Located near beaches and nelghborhood
shopping in Laguna Niguel, this unit is truly one of
a kind. Enjoy beautiful golf c.ourses views from the
large patio, which is approxtmate.ly 1000 square
feet in size and suitable for entertaining.
This home is offered at $445,000.
For more information, call Jan Byrne of Coldwell
Banlter's Laguna Be4Ch SoNlli o.lfice at (949)
4 99-1320. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is
the leading midenlfltl real estak company In
Orange County with 17 offices and more than 900
sales assoctates. More lnfomuitlon about Coldwell
Banker Orange County Is available cmllne al
www.cbsocal.com. Coldwell Banlter Residential
Brolter~e ts a member of tire NRT fmntly of
companies. NRT Incorpot'dted, tlst "41Wn's l.tAding
reskh1ft'411 ft4l eslak brolctr~e """T"'ny, ts a
subtldU.ry of CendAnt Corpot'a#on (NYSB:CD).
locations, lot size variations, traffic and noise
considerations, city beach use policies, and more.
'"Bill's vast knowledge makes him an exceptionally
keen judge of value -a priceless plus for his sellers/
said Newport Beach office manager Steve Sutherlen .
"He's also extraordinarily qualiBed to educate
buyers on the subtle difJerences and unique
features of each neighborhood. Bill's clients end up
truSting his judgment implicitly.•
Known for his honesty, accessibility and
accountability, Schonlau regularly handles repeat
business and client referrals. "While I focus on the
immediate transaction, I'm also looking far beyond
lt, • Schonlau explains. "My larger goal is to
represent my clients for life. The only way to eam
that level of confidence is to provide exceptional
service, great communication and expert guidance: Bm Sclwnlau can be readud at Coldwell Banker's
Newport Be.ach offtce at (949) 644-9060. Coldwell
Banker Residential Brokerage is the ltAding
residential real estate company in Orange County
with I 7 offias and more than 900 silks associates.
More info""'4/iQn abQut Coldwell Banker Orange
County Is available online at www.cbsoc4l.com.
Coldwell Banltt'r Residential Brokerage Is a member
of the NRT famay of companies. NRT Incorporated,
the natf.on's ltAding rtSidmtlal rt.al estak brokerage
company, Is a subsidiary of Cendant Corporation
(NYSE:CTJ).
Refurbished spacious home with
panoramic view
Enjoy Catalina lsland and Pacific Ocean vistas
from this four bedroom, three bath home in Laguna
Beach. This refurbished residence is in turnkey
condJtion and is conveniently located within
walking distance to the village of Laguna.
With panoramic Catalin.a and ocean views from
nearly every room, interior amenities include
travertine floors and rumbled marbled countertops,
top-of-the-line appliances and a large master suite
with fireplace. The huge backyard is great for
entertaining with plenty of room for a garden, pool,
or whatever you desire.
This home is offered at $1,540,000.
For more Information, call R4y McAfoose of
Coldwell Banlter's Laguna Be.ac1t SOutli ojjia at
(949) 499-J 320. Coldwell Banlfer Reskknlfltl
Brokerage ts a tMmber of the NRT famtly of
compd#ies. NRT I~, the """""'s ltAdlng
residentW real estllk brolttrage """T"'"Y, is a
subsUIU.ry of Cendant OwporllJWn (NYSE:CD) .
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Quiet beach resort living
Nantucket beach cottage with two bedrooms and two baths. Built-in GE
appliances and Colian counters in kitchen. Open, volume ceilings and new
laminate flooring throughout.
Partial ocean view from upper deck. Walle to best restaurants and shopping.
Great location near beach and pool, clubhouse and spa.
"This home is offered at S 199 ,000 with land lease.
For more information, call Elaine Gordon of Coast Newport
Properties-Coldwell Banlter at (949) 723-8800. Coast Newport Properties is
located at 3377 Via Lido, Newport Beach. Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage is a member of tlu NRT famny of compantes. NRT Incorporated, the
nation's leading resitkntial real estate brokerage company, is a subsidiary of
Cendant Corpora&n (NYSE:CD).
Storybook cottage
Th.is quaint cottage in Laguna Beach is conveniently located within e.asy
walking distance to the beach and restaurants. Offering peek-a-boo views, this
residence features one bedroom plus office, one and three-quarters bath, a
walle-through foyer leading to a central courtyard/patio, viewable from almost
every room, a gorgeous old brick beehive fireplace and French windows
throughout that let in a coastal breeze. Other highlights are the spacious, open
living area, which has built-in book/display shelves and the living room that
opens to the kitchen and eating area. The garden has established wisteria on
an overhead tre1l.is and charming window boxes.
This home is offered at $695,000.
For more i".{o""41{Qn, call Bev Pav/qg{ch and Inge Bunn of Coldwell Banker's
l.aguM Bt4cls Squ#J ojfta at (949) 499-1320. Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage fs tlu leading residential real estate company tn Orange County wtth
17 ojftces alld more than 900 sales associates. More information about Coldwell
Banlter Ora~ County ts a11allable online at www.cbsocal.com. Coldwell Banker
Residential Brolterage fs a member of tlu NRT famfly of companies. NRT
Incorporated, tlu nation's leading residential real estate brokerage company, fs a
subsidiary of Cnltllmt Corporatfo# (NYSE:CD).
They have 38 years of combined
experience In Orange County
5a{a and Brad Hinman
MotheN111ckon Coldwell Banker agents Sara and Bnd Hinman are
one of the most prominent and successful rea1 estate teams in Southern
California. In fact, the Hin.mans rar.k among the top one percent of
Realt011 nationally. With 38 years of combined experience in Orange
County, the pair gamer a full 70 percent of their business from repeat
clients and referrals, working with the second and third generations of
many families.
Sara has been in the real estate business for more than 28 years. She
has developed exceptional expertise in the marketing and selling of
custom homes throughout coastal Orange County and is also a relocation
specialist. Sin's dedication has eamed her endless recognition and
awards, mdudiQg Coldwell Banker's Int~tional President's Premiere
Award, the eUte designation of Hall of Fame Member for her lifetime sales
achievement and the highly prestigious John MacNab Awa.rd pl,'esented
for adheDng to the highest standards of the rea1 estate industry.
While Sara "maintains a strong work ethic and bottom line attitude, fhe
manages to win the devotion and loyalty of her clients, many of whom
she ha represented for years and who have referred their friends and
associates to her.
Brad ii equally respected by those in the real estate prof essiOn as his
mother, eamin& Coldwell Banker's Intemational President's Premiere
award and the HaD of Fame designation for his lifetime sates
achievement. A relkient of Newport Beach for more than 25 years, Brad
earned hit bacbelor'a degree tn Urban Planning and Development f?Om
the Univmdly ol Southern CalitomJa. He hu been afBliated With Coast
Newpolt Properaes-ColdweJl Banker slnc:e 1993.
An apert ID hmuy pmpenies throughout the Orange c.oat1 Brad ts
allo an• Alddtectura1 Properties and Pteviewt Propeniet Spedalist." H~
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