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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2003
City mulls running J
Council will look at
recommendations
that could lead to the
airport, the Harbor
Patrol and other
county services being
put in city hands.
June C11a1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT B~CH -In what could
become the city's biggest undertaking
ever. local officials on Friday said they
will consider whether the city should
play a role In a host of county services.
which could result In John Wayne Afr.
port's being moved from county to city
control.
The City
Council on
Tuesday will
consider a
list of rec-
ommenda·
tlons from
the city's Air·
~ew Policy
Committee,
Including
creating a
uSphere Is-
sues Com-
mittee" to
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examine a four-part plan.
'That committee would try to open
talks with county leaders on roles the
dty could play In matters city leaders
say d1rect1y touch Newport Beach's bor·
ders -including Back Bay tidelands,
the Coyote Canyon Landfill and the
sheriff's Harl>or Pa1rol But one item on
their list -John Wayne Airport-could
prove to have the most significant lmpU·
cations for the city and the region for
decades to come.
•"We don't want to control John Wayne
Airport.• Mayor Steve Bromberg said.
·But we definitely want to have a say in
it."
Bromberg. Oty Atty. Bob Bwnham
and City Manager Homer Bludau all
conceded the proposal could pave the
way Cor the city to talce over airport op-
erations.
The John Wayne Airport Settlement
Agreement limits flights and growth at
the airport through 2015, but a direct
han<J in managing the airport could
protect the city's interests for years to
come. they said.
Qty officials emphaslzed, however,
that at this point all they would do was
ask county leaders to sit down and talk.
County Board of Supervisors Chair-
man Tum Wilson. who represents part
of Newport Coast, said that he would be
will.Ing to hear what the city has to say.
"It's not bad to sit down and start tallc:-
lng now, because 2015 will be here be·
fore you know it.• Wilson said.
Supervisor fun Silva. who represents
Newport Beach. also said he~ willing to
talk with city leaders, but stopped short or saying whether he felt It was appro·
prlate for a city to play a role in the air-
port.
"When you come to the airport. I
have some major reservations and con·
cems: Silva said "Orange County's air·
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'We don't want to control John Wayne Airport," Mayor Steve Bromberg said. •But we definitely want to have a say in it."
From the air to the sea
The Newport Beach fire
chief says the city could
take over the Harbor Patrol
from the Orange County
sheriff and rpake it 'efficient
and cost-effecuve.'
Deep• Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEAClf -As city officials
consider playing a bigger role in running
the Harbor Patrol division tha1 is now op·
erated by the Orange County sheriff, the
city's fire chief said Friday that he thought
ii could be both "efficient and cost-effec-
tive. •
As of now, the city's police and tire de·
partmenrs work with Harbor Patrol. Sher·
ilf's deputies Lake care of law enforce·
ment and emergency situations in the
water, while firefighters and police offi-
cers handle-situations on land.
But they also collaborare with Newport
Beach police and fire officials. For exam·
pie, if deputJes make an arrest on the wa-
ter, they hand over the arrestee to police
on the dock. Again, II a boat ca1ches fire
on the water, Harbor Patrol officials get to
it first. but if a boat docked in a slip catch-
es on tire, city firefighters handle that call.
But the council wW begin talking about
what would be the best way to manage
the harbor.
·we may want to replace the sherllf's
deputies with ow own officers down the
line,• Mayor Steve Bromberg said. "We
don't know yet.•
Ci.!v officials stressed that the proposed
!deaf are Just that -prellmlnary, and
have a long way to go before they become
a reality.
The Fire Department considers the
FU POOTO I OM.V Pl.OT
"We may want to replace the sheriff's deputies with oor own officers down the rine, •
Newport Beach Mayor Steve Bromberg said. 'We don't know yet.•
sheriff's deputies thelr "legs on the wa-
ter,• OiiefTim Riley said.
"We work pretty weU together,· he said.
Bui that saJd, Riley said he believe3
services would improve if the city took
over.
"It would be one agency coordinating
everything.• he said. ·There would be
better coordination In terms of fire pro·
tectlon because we'U do it Instead of hav·
lng someone else do It for us."
The scenario will be excltlng to him as
a "professional challenge," Riley said.
"It's definitely a lot of work.• he said,
•And H will be costly to provide these
services. But that's something the city will
have to look into: If It's feaslble and If we
can get the same kind of revenues the
sheriff's departmenl gets 10 offset the
co ts:
But overall, It could prove to be both
"efficient and cost-effective" lf the city
took over, Riley said.
Harbor Patrol Lt, Greg Russell said It's
an Issue that has been discussed on and
off during hJs 30 years in the department.
"Right now, all it is, ls a big hypotheti·
cal." he said. ·we work very closely with
the city's hatbor resources division and
the Fire Department. We go to commlrtee
Set SEA, PapAlO
AFOUR·PART
Pl.AN
On Tuetdey, the
Newport Beed\ City
Council will consider a
propoul that oould alter
dramatically What
telVk:iet City Hall
provides •nd what.,....
the city governa, •
The plan, If approved,
would crMte • •sphenl
lnues CommlttW to
dlscu11 with the County
Board of Supervlaon
whether there are
c;ounty seNlce. or areas
In and around Newport
Betc:h where the dty
ahould play a larger,
more su~lned role.
The four main ereaa
the committee would
look at are:
1. s.nta Ana H91ghb.
The city already ennexed
East Santa Ana Heights
earlier thla year and 11
l0oklng Into bringing tht
rest of the area inside
city limits. Diacuulon1
between the commfttte
and county offtclals
would focu1 on how best
to proceed with the
anne)(ation 11 well aa
other management
Issues nifated to the
area.
2. Coyow C.nyon
landM. The closed
lendflll *tme pert of
Newport Beach at the
~Inning of 2002 wt.en
th• city Incorporated
Newport Co.at. luues
thet C01Jld be diecuued
Include ensuring the
lendflll does not c:euse •nv health~ In
nearby residents or
ufaty probfem1 In the
environment,
partlcolerly the Upper
Newport Bay.
t. County tidelands.
Ofacuulon h.,. would
cover obviou1 amt
such as the tidelands In
the Bade Bay and around
Harbor llltnd but alao
program1 In county
tideland• such •• the
Sea Scout ea •• anti the
Newport Aquatic Center.
It would elso f6ct.le on
how the county end city
provide fire and police
aervloe In the harbor.
4.JohnW9YM
Allport_ It could be the
bfg on.. Anv dJacualone
of the airport's Mure
oomt In •climate almost
aasuredly ladtlng El Toro
ea a aecondary option.
City lffder1 edmlt that
taking over
edmlnlstrttlon of the
airport la a long·t•rm
pouibOlty, althc>ugh the
cleerest goal la to havW
mort control over the
,_Jrtround of~
egrtemeot Ullb, "'foi
2016.
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FAMILY TIME
A thanks to teachers Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
Costa Mesa park
dedicated to officers
A couple of weeb
ago. ln anticipation of
a Thanbgtvtng
column, I started
developing a list or
people to thank
publicly for mrlching
my life or the lives of
my wife and chJJdttn,
0 ne of my friends
ii apllotwho
told me many
yean ago that on the
way out of a
commercial alrplane,
It's always nlce to adck
your bead ln the
cockpit and say "thank
you" ro the crew on the
flightdttk.
..__ ...... _ ___, or for keeping ua aa!e. I
thought about
borrowing an fdea
from fonner Pilot
Editor BW Lobdell,
1 don't fty much
anymore, although
d~. teMlt 30-day
STEVE
SMITH
stretch. I flew beck and fOnh to
Oriando to attend a convention
and to St. LOW. and Phoenix to
~ ~ Sacb time, I la.Id
"thank you• to the aew on my
way out. and Mch time, t
• feceMd I Jook of IUJ'jJflae and I
~ WVou'sw WllcolMI'"
who used run a list of tuch
PfO~each~
-Myll$t lndudid friends and
family, ftreftahten and poJke,
bUt the more J tho\18ht about It,
UM IY\Ol'e J wanted to thank Juat
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WEATHER
The momlng rain cloud•
might convince you to head
bade to bed, but th•
aftilmoon will cell you out.
SMP11eA2
SING·ALONG SOY
New Sa~ Our Youth
dlrectof Trevor Murphy
elngt ·~and JuNo Oowl'I
By~~ Verd* byw.y
of lntroduct.lon.
S.Pll•A3
Corona del Mer High'• glr11
volleyball t11m Iott In three
gem" to top.a-.dtd
Bishop MontoomtrV In the
OF otvlalon "1-A
c:h•mplon1hlp match et
Cypress Coll•
S..P11eBl
Helicopter pilots
Dave Ketchum and
Mike Libolt died in
the line of duty on
March 10, 1987.
Deirdre Ntwman
OaUyPilot
COSTA MESA -Jlmmy
Brown was one of the first to tty
out the new IWln~ at the dedl·
cation of Ketchum·Ubolt Park
Frlday.
•Hlgher1 ~en A! hlgb as
the U:y. • the S·year-old yelled
excitedly to his dad, Jlrn.
lt wat a fttdng tribUte u a
aowd honored beKc:oPt• pUoti
FYI
l<etchum·Llbolt Parle 11 et 2160
Maplt St., off Victoria Street.
Dave Ketchum and Mike Ubolt,
the only Costa Mesa police om-
cen ever to die on duty.
Ketchum and Ubolt were
killed March 10, 1987, ln a hell·
copter crash ~e chasing a
stolen vehJcle.
On Friday, clty oftktals dedl·
cated a Wesuide park on Maple
Stieet lil tbelr honor.
The event allowed those who
bad mourned the lo'5 of the
two oftkera 16 yean a.go to
celebrate their life ln the joyfUl
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BOOMERS & BEYOND
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Attorney Kirk Mcintosh assists seniors in mal<lng ~s.
One of life's displea~ures
One attorney calls making
a will or living trust 'vital.'
Lula Pefta
OailyP1lot
Y ou could call It one of life's
necessary evil&
Drawing up wills or trusts
makes logical sense. It just isn'
something that makes everyone reel good
since it'• hard-copy proof of the
lnevitable.
Uke It or not. however, preparlni such
legal documents Is vftal, Costa Mesa
attorney Kirk Mclntoah aid.
•tt'a more than just thinking about
getting a wm •• he Aid.
There are two ways to proceed.
"There's two gene~ roads that they can
travel: Mclntolh Aid. ·0ne ls a "4D. the
other Is a living oust:"
The path that ls taken by a person or a
family depends on how they want their
eatate treated after death. Both • will and
a living trust will transfer assets to a
beneficiary uch as children.
The main difference between the two ls
that wtder a living ttust. the person does
not own the uaeca at the tlrne or death.
lrutead, they are owned by the lMng ttmt.
• Stnd CALENDAR ltemt to the Dally Pilot,
330 W. Bay St, CO$ Mesa 92627; by
e-mail to 1u11.,,.naOlatlmn.oom; by fax to
(9491646-4170; or by celll"9 (9491674-4298.
Include the time, date end location of the
event ••wen •• • contact phone number.
ONGOING
Wom.n &O end olcW can Joln e
dilcullion group coordinated bv Jewish
FamUy SeMcee to addf'lll *'* tuc:h. anxiety,~.~.~
end family. The group meets from 10 to 11 :30
e.m. Mondayt Ill the agency ofl'al. 2SO E.
Baker St, Sotte G, Com MeN.
Prwegfattedon r.quil9d. (71•) ~
The BrdSe lns'dtu19..,.,...
computer cl•IUI to people with bdlng
vlalon who have difficulty ... Ing the
computer ectetn. The Otal• Center at 800
Marguerft• Ave., Coron• del Mar, off9re 1lx
eeulone. Call to 1lgn up for cle ..... (714)
821-6000.
Mclntosh aid. and can avoid a long and
costly probate that would establish the
legtdmacy of a tradttlonal will
•11m of all, they bave to detennine i!
they have an estate ln exi:ess of $100,000,
because under current law tn California. if
your estate Is under $100,000, It doesn't
have to go through probate
administration,• Mclntosh said.Joint
tenancies -such as ownership of a home
-do not reqube a will or trust because
ownership goes to the surviving partner,
Mcintosh said.
Another legal document people should
consider drawing up ls a durable power of
attorney for healthcare declsJonJ and
financial matters. It allows a chosen
person to make medk:al decisions for
someone who 11 lncapadtated or to pay
bllls. buy. or sell useta ln that person's
name, Mcintosh J4kl Havtna dUt type ol lepl document
awkls needJ.n& a coun-appolnted
conservator and saws famlJy members
time and money by avoid.Ing court.
Macintosh said
Glenn Zqoren. the chief executive of
the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum,
said that be and 41.s wife bad a will drawn
up when their 2-yev-old daughter was
born. They previously bad no wtD ~use
if either spouse dJed, the surviving one
BOOMER CALENDAR
TIM Co.ta Mtee 8tn1or t.rw
hu ballroom denclng with nvt mulic from
the Betty'1 Trio from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
every Tuesday night et 695 W. 19th St,
Cotta Met•. $4. (949) 648-3884.
Jewish F9mltv Service "'Ontnge
County apontora an 0"90lng hHling
support group for tht dlronlcJlly Ill. The
purpose Is to provide pertlclpenta wfth
emotional and 1phttual aupport to manage
Ulneaa end its con~ The group
m..u et 7 p.m. Thuradsys at the Jewish
Family Service omc., 260 E. Baur St.,
Costa M .... Attendance la free, but
registration la required. C71') 44M960.
........ Famtys.mc.c6rs
ongoing Mf"Hvement aupport groupe for
edultl at all st.gM of loa Group membert
&hare experiencM, hMr how othere deal
with grief, rec.Ive support and 1 .. m ways
to cope with sadnel8 end loaa. One group
meeta at 7 p.m. Tu81days at Bath Jacob In
would have received an of the assets.
"Ooce there's more planning In your
life. once there's more assets. once you
have family. I think that's the boomer
transition that you're now grown up. even
though we bate to admit it,• Zagoren said.
Zagoren said be doesn't want to leave
the decision to the court about who getS
his thinga He also sleeps better at night
because he reels that it's a type of
Insurance policy, which makes sure that
things will be taken care of if something
happens.
Bob Hamilton, 44, and his wife. Karina,
42, of Corona del Mar do not have a will
because they have no children. They said
they don't need one at the moment
~use if either one of them were to dle,
the 1wvtvtn1 member would get the
assets.
"When you haw a child. It's real
important. but for ~ I don't feel as
5trongly about It." Bob Hamilton said.
"But the issue where it comes up Is what
happens if we both die at the same time."
He said that be and his wile will
probably draw up a will or a trust within
the next couple of years to avoid anarchy
with their assets.
"In today's wodd, a simple will is
ihex:pensWe. easy to produce." Mcintosh
&a.Id. •There's no reason not to have one.~
Irvine. The aecond group meeu at 10 a.m.
Tuetdaya at Temple Judea In Laguna Hiila.
The third group meeta at 1 p.m. Thursday•
et the Eua Center in Anaheim. There'& no
coat to attend, but advanoe registration la
required. (714) 446-4S50.
Althrtda Foundation lnatNdOf' Hlllaty
Stone IHds an exercise cla11 et 11 a.m.
Thuradays a1 the Jewish Senior Center. 260
E. Baker St, Cost.a Meu. (714) 513-5641.
Otaia Senter c.rw 6"1 e daily
telephone contact program for aenlora who
have a limited local IU'pport tyStem. They
eleo of'f9r computer c1 ..... that tudl the
baaica of Word, Ouk:*en, Print Shop end
Internet uaage. (949) ~3244 •
The 0..-Senior~°"'"". ehuUle to take membert to appolntmenta end
grocery shopping. The shuttle alto takea
members to the center. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 844-3244.
Daily~Pilot PHOTOGRAJIHERS
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WEATHER FORECAST
Moatty cloudy lklea wfth e
alight dlance of lhowera In the
morning should give way to a
mottfy eunny efbtmoon today.
Alto, expect. northweit wtnd
between 10 and 20 mph. High
temperllt\l1'91 lhould be ln the
mld-608 to mkMIOa.
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BOATING FORECAST
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tht Bedt Bly, the wtnde wttl be
10 to 20 knott. becoming
ltrong and from b ncH1h\wlt
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-SOY dire~tor sings hello
After-school program Save Our Youth holds
an open house and talent show to introduce
its new director, Trevor Mu,rphy.
Deirdre Newm1n
Daily Pilot Boxer," Mid be was thrUled to
see SO'l IJ\embera display thelr
t.ients.
board. cepted by the kid& and loves
them,• Forl>atb said. •He has a
great mthuslur:n, and I hope
the community wW ge\ to kn
him as they dld Santoyo."
COSTA MP.SA -When 'Ikewr
Murphy was In the Peace Corps
in 1inzan.la. be bad a side gig
leading tours up Mt. Xilimanjaro.
"lt's~ry ~-just ifv·
lng them space and eocou.rage-
ment," MUrphy aa1d. "l think It\
a wonderfUl opportunity for
them."
Cal State FUDenon ttudetits
Who "°'unteer at SOY·~
the open house aDd bileot lhow
aa an entertaining way to Intro·
duce Murphy. Th1a la the first
event of tbla magnitude, awdent
Cut Flood ealcf. • The students
also soUctted dOnationa from
nearby bualneaes for ...nle
prliet and for the ~ents
after the show.
The open bouao also (eatured
the dedlcadon of one of SOY'•
rooms u the Nora Maher room.
Maher, who was killed in a car crub in July, wu the co-founder _______ ....___. ________ _
His gig Friday night -playing
the guitar and . singing on stage
at Rea Elementary School -
was just as nei'Ve-wracldng, he
said.
Murphy is the new director of
Save Our Youth, an after-school
program that offers recreational,
social, academic and health and
fimess activities for youth ages
11 to 17.
The open house and talent
showcase on Friday was de-
slgned to introduce him to the
community and give SOY mem-
bers a chance to show off their
performing arts and music
skills. Murphy. who sang a vari-
ation of "Me and Julio Down by
the School Yard" and "The
Murphy replaced Oscar
Santoyo, the only director SC1i
bas had aJnce it started 10 ~
ago, at the end or August.
Murphy went to UC Berkeley
tor college and Georgetown for
graduate school. He taught eco-
nomics lo the Peace Corps and
has been a political risk a.natyat
for overseas corporations,
among other Jobs. He is fluent In
SwahUl and knows some Span-
ish. as well.
"All this put together makes
him highly qualified to work
with the youth of our commu·
nity, • said Ken Killian, principal
of Rea Elementary School and
the vice-chairman of the SOY
The talent show included a
skit. dancing and musical per-
formances. The ftnale was a per-
formance by •rnct Th.a Supah
Latin,· a profe.sionaJ buroan
beat box who has appeared 1n
movies such u "8 Miles."
Lucia Martin, 16, sald putting
on a talent abow was challeng-
ing, yet rewardlng. She praised
Murphy for his dedication to
SOY.
•He's always here for us; Lu·
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Jean Forbatb, the founder of
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"He see01s lo have been ac-
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her husband, Don, said.
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letna, and she would give them
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When Nora realized that some
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After the show, SOY members
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CEO and founder of the chain,
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Ketchumli>olt Park was dedicated Friday morning to two police officers who died in the line of duty.
PARK
Contiriued from Al
setting or a pait with a play-
ground
"The part retlects life. and it's
a place people can come. a place
of excitement and energy,• Po-
lice Chief John Hemley aaid.
Both officers were Costa Mesa
residents and Vietnam veterans.
· KA!tchum left behind bis wile.
Meg, and two daughten. Uboh
wu engaged at the time of hla
death and also had two children.
A plaque honoring the two of-
ficers is at the entrance to the
part. which boasts a huge euca·
lyptus tree that provides some
shade for a pJcnlc area. And
Henry's Market donated $10,000
to the Costa Mesa Community
foundation' for playground
equipment
More than 150 people at-
tended the dedication, Includ-
ing police omcers. residents and
FAMILY
Continued from Al
one special group of~ who,
lilce the airline pilots. d9 not hear
"thank you" often enough. This
time around. It's time to thank
teachers. but with a twist. (You
knew th~ had to be a twist.
d.idn' youl)
Betng a teacher In 2003 ls not
the same as being a teacher was
many yea.rs ago. JCld9 today are
not raised with the same respect
for tcbools and teachers u they
wmi a generation ago. I still
believe many teacherl could
help their cause by consistently
wearing bumness·style dothea.
but that's a small point here.
The larger point ls that the
teaching Is becoming less
attractive lo both the veterans
and to anyone considerUig the
profession. One of the main
reasons is the amount of
lnfonnation they are~ by
the state to teach to children.
There ts too much knowledge to
bnpart in too li.ttle time, and
there are too many IIWldated
tests and too much bureaucratic
nonsense.
Kids learn bat when
Information Is gfven to them In
ways that are fun and lntensting.
That kiealil.ed version or
educadoo is not always possJble
even in the best oC time& lti not
atways going to be fun and
SAFETY TIPS
·Pwtaad.~whld11
contalnlng one or mor. people
.,. espedaNy slgniftcent If
obeef'ved et an unuaiat hour.
They could be lootouts for•
burgl&ry In prog,..., ~If the
occupants 'PPM' to be lawn.
• AflP• ••• bulllw ttuwado.• conducflld from a whide,
elpedally around IChoola or
pel'b and If Juwni* are
lrlYl)fved, could mMn drug..._
• ,...belt'llot...t ......
vehlclea -~If at., .... Juvenlt• orf9m"9e -may
metf'I • kidnapping. Aeoord the nc.n.. pa.. end calt pollcit.
.............................
wf*'9 you•,. concem«t ~
provMre.. The holae of aomeone
lt9pplng'"' h \o1lt'tll eerve to*' you.
memben of KA!tcbum and U-another example or the city's
boJt'a familJee.. Ket:cbum's oommJtment to improving
daughter. Hilary, 29, said she ap-oe.lgbborhoods.
predated the dty'I commitment •tt's a wonderful addition to
to aeatiag a part honoring hec the dty.• Poley saJd. Ml love that
father and Ubolt. they preserved (the eucalyptus
"lt'a a great tde.1 to have a tree). We need more pocket
park.• Ketchum said •it's a patb like this.·
place where we can joyfuUy cele· Steve Honer and his wife, wbo
bnte O\U' Cather and our father's live on Victoria Street, were so
life.• anxious for the park. to open that
Sgt. Oay Epperson brought Ibey brought their three clill-
hls two sons -Jan and Alex -dren to the dedication.
tQ the dedlcatlon. Epperson, "We've been waiting so long
who atarted u a cadet with the and watchJng them build it,•
department In l978, reminisced Honer sald. "I would drive out of
about the two oalce:ra. my way every day and see what's
"'Ibey were wonderful guys -going on. I finally saw (people
salt·of the earth.• Epperson aaid. there) today and sa.Jd, 'Hooey,
"Both or their daughters asked get dressed. They're opening the
for us to mnember them tellmg park today."'
jokes. Dave . was• a family man. Honer sald his family will
He loved ftytng and loved the . probably visit the park three
outdoors. Mike was a funny guy. times a week.
He could take a police briefing "We have a big area in back,
and have you In tears laughing." but we can bring them here,"
Planning Commlssioner Ka-Honer wd "This Is much better
trio.a Foley aaid the part was yet and safer."
games. But t~ there ls little
hope of ever prae11ting the
cwricuhun In that fa.sh.loo
becauae there ls simply not
enough dme to slow down and
digest it aJl 'IMChers whip
through wars and dynasties and
spend reladve moments on the
Great Depression -a dme in
our nation's hlstocy that should
serve, In my opinion. as one of
the great lessons for our
children. And then therei math,
sdenoa and Bngllsh.
Aa a result. kids get nuned otf
and they don't learn bow to
learn. That Is, they are not given
enough time to understand how
all of the parts or a lesson fit
together wtth other parts
because teachers don't have
enough dme to help tbem
connect the dot& So, they are
sent home with too much
bomewolk becauae there was
jtJSt oot enough time in class to
cover all they need to learn.
The ldcb who do the
bomewod are sitting at a desk or
table a.ft« echool Instead of
playing outside. That's no way to
spend what should be a carefree
childhood.
When I was in the ftfth grade
lo the Loi Angeles Unlfted
School District In 1965. there
were 35 kids lo my dass. lbday,
that c1u1 m.e would raise
~but the diffen!nce is
that my teachers bad more time
to move more aJowty through the
•Astaa ...... w •• your
neighbor .. hou99wMn It 18
Uf'IOCQ !pied msy be a burglar.
•Awnhwd~m.y
mean robbery or nipe. e.
obMtvant and notify police.
·~~'IMCllll)I. ......
liceMe platM or gaeollne from•
car lhould be reported.
• .,....,..,... ............. c:e ...
may be looking for• car to stlNI
or fof valuables left chplayed In
the cat.
................... ..,.,
~ eedcided.,... or fn the
. ~couldbeau
oftel ......
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curriculwn, more time to make
it matter.
So to thank teachers, it's time
to do more than talk. Calif omia
has a new governor and a new
secretary for educadon, both of
whom need to be told that the
curriculum mandated by the
Slate is out of control, that it's
burning out teachers, students
and parent& I don't know of any
movement to carry this message
to Sacnuneoco. even though the
new administration needs to
hear it and is more likely to do
something about It than the last
one.
The time to do this is now,
while the new administration
still has that rookie glow and
believes It can accomplish
anything. It would be
particularly nlce If this action
began with our own school
board.
Maybe It's too much to ask of
the new secretary, maybe not.
But there really is only one way
to find out. and that's to try.
l think our teachers and our
kids are worth It. don't you,
school board members?
Thank you. teachers, for all
you do. Happy Thanksgiving,
everyone.
• STn'E SMTI4 is a ea.ta Meu
resident and fr..tanoe writer.
Readers m-v leeve a meuege for
him on the Dally Piiot hotline et
(94.9) 642-eoe6.
to your door, don't admit you are
alone. Don't let any stranger Into
your home -no matter what the
reason or how dire the
~It IUppoMd to be.
M.kethe~ phone call
while they wait outside.
• Whef.ewryou mow to a MW
home, haw the kda d\enged.
•lyoullWlnan~
avokf being In the laundry room
or garage t)y yourtelf, especially
ltnlght.
• lnsbl. PMPtlOle W.W. In
your door. Never open your door
without blowing who Is on the
othef akfe. Also oonaider cafllng
SAPETY
POUCEFIL£S
COllAmM .a.. .........
Ckend11.a-
repolted In the 3000
bb* tt 1:23 p.m.
T...-V . ... ,,,.._Awhlde
buf1llwY .. ,.,,..
In tt.1800 blodl M 1:38
p.tn.~ • • ..... _ Dlhe: My •
.... from •whlctew.e
r~ lo the 2G
bled• 4.'42 p.m.
TuMdty.
•GWerAai1n .... Ahome
burgl•rv WM NPOitecf In the ,. blodl at 9:48
p.m.~ •
• He1W llo11ll'll'MI: 'An
.u10 theft WH reported
Jn the 3200 blodt It
12:22 p.m. Tue.day.
..... HoOdl.IM:
Vehlde ._mpertng waa
reponed In the 300
bloc* at 2:12 p.m.
~y.
• ThUftri AINnue: ~
th.t\ was reported in the
2100blockat12:34 p.m.
Tuelday.
• Town Centwo.tw;
Grand theft from a
vehlcfe w• reported In
th• 800 lodt .. 1 :02 p:m.
Tue.day.
NEWPORT BEACH
•AMlolw~A
hlt-lnd·run wu
reported In the 1600
bloct •t 7:17 e.m.
~y.
·~Court:A
burglary w .. reported
In the 100 bfodc at 4:27
· a.m. Wedneeday. •
• &It CoMt tlghwey: A •
COOUNf'ciel burglary
waa~lnthe
2700 block It 11:08 a.m .
Wednadlly •
• Nawport cen.... Dtfw
w.t: A vehicle
burglary wu reported
In the 900 blodc at 9:38
p.m. Wednffday.
• S.. Wandl>ttM: A
home burglary was
reported ln the 100 blodc •
at3:61 p.m. Wednesday.
OBITUARY
William
Rogers Millar
'A memorial service is :
scheduled for Mr. Wll· :
liam Rogers Millar, a 44 · •
year Costa Mesa resi· •
dent, fo r 3 p.m. Monday :
at the Presbyterian •
Oiurch or the Covenant. •
Mr. Millar died Tues-
day of an unknown
cause. He was 85. •
Mr. Millar Is survived :
by his wife, Violet; •
daughters Carol Van :
Houten and Marcia Mil-:
lar. son Mark Millar. and •
one grandchlld.
The church ls at 2850
Fairview Road in Costa
Mesa.
the vtaitor'a bualneu ofRce to :!
confirm the appointment. :; .,,
• WMnever poesible, trawl.
• f11end. keep your car in good :
WOftdng order, especially befof'e•:
long tripe. and keep the gas unac;:
9t least half full ;• ·: • 8t9y In~ llgttW........ ~
much aa poaibl• when waiting•.
at night. Avoid walking alone or ~
with your hand• full. • , ~
• Wiie eotlfldtntty, clr-.etty .net~
• •adv pace on the ticM of the :•
street feeing tremc. Criminal• •!
look for eomeone who appearw :·
vulnerable. ~ s
.
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PHOTOS BY DON lE.ACH I DM.Y Pl; J
Kindergartners Lauren Stevens, left, and Dillon Davis adjust their head dresses during a pow W<:YN .., :
for Lincoln Elementary School's Native American Day. • • ,
Kids brown-bag it for;~~:
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Lincoln Elementary
kindergartners have
a powwow.
MarlH O'N•ll
Daily Pilot
JCindergartners at Uncoln El·
ementary School in Corona del
Mar prepared for Thanksgiving
early.
Dressed ln Native American·
styled vests made from paper
grocery hap and construction
paper head~. they planted
com. gathered benies and even
bunted a buffalo on Friday as
part of the school's annual les-
son.
The buffalo, made from chick-
en wire and fleecy, brown cloth,
stood patiently In the school's
field while the children prepared
for the hunt. Following direc-
tions from a volunteer parent, 5·
year-old Ryan ~Ile picked up a
Jong stick from the ground, care·
fully selected a feather from a
basket hanging in a nearby tree
and tied it to his stick to make a
spear.
A student hangs paper fish he caught on a fence. Students could·,"
also try to spear buffalo made from chicken wire and cloth. • ''
Ryan carefully approached the
buffalo and waited for further di·
rection.
•Uh. do you know what to
do?" he slceptJcalty asked parent
volunteer Robert Gonz.ales.
After a quick lesson. Ryan
planted his feet a few ya.rda away
from the buffaJo, brought the
spear back and chucked Lt at the
wire beast
It didn't even OJnch as the
spear whizzed by.
Ryan's second throw faltered,
too, landing abort of the buffalo,
but his third shot hit it square ln
the Dank. The young hunter
spun around and smiled widely.
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elated from his solid shot
From there, his group went to
catch some colored-paper fish in
a tin·tub "stream.·
Acroa the field, other students
sat around a tepee. crafting noise
makers from toilet rolls filled
with macaroni. They drew tnbal
designs on the shakers. Semi·
tr1bal des!gns.
·1 drew a rock.et with fire com-
ing out of the back.• 5-year-old
Karim Elkotn declared.
Elsewhere, students lined up
at a long table, making clay pots
to be fired in a kiln later. And
other children planted a seed of
com in a cup full of dirt, with a
bit of ftsh and homemade prayer
stick "just UJce Squanto taught
the pllgrlms,,. teacher Jeanette
Dreyer said.
Most of the boys and some of
the girls. such as 6-year-old Anna
Hurray, claimed the hWlting sta·
lion as their favorite -even
those who dJdn't fare so well.
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"You throw the arrows and Ill.
the bull." 5-year-old Alex Gonza·
les explained. •1 missed him twtr
timeS."
The annual pow wow ls
Lincoln's aeries of simulalions
each grade. Earlier this
fifth-graders had an BW.s
re-aeatioo. The aim. Prln
Barbara Rothman said, is to
the students learn by doing. ;••
But sometimes. for li~
kiodergartners, the doing Is so
much fun the learning doesn't al-
ways stick.
As one group sat busily ma.Ic-
ing Kachina dolls, which were
used by some Native American
tribes to bring good luck. some·
one asked if they knew what the
dolls were £or. The students gave
the matter some thought, but
only one spoke up. • •
•1 don't know," 5-year-old ..
son Lee admitted matter-of-
ly as he continued to hap
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• Satwday, November 22. 2003 M
l he generous can eat for two
Local restaurants are
~elling special dishes
to raise money for
~e Orange Coast
\nterfaith Shelter.
Allcla Robln1on
Gaily Pilot
' ; A handful of local restaurants '!-l'e hoping their patrons wiD think
&bout the 1 fortunate when lttey make their menu choices.
I Several local restaurants Bl'e
taking part in the donate-a-dish
Program. in wbJch partldpadng
eateries pick an entree and give t0% or the proceeds from the sale
~that dish to the Orange C.oast
Interfairh Shelter.
' The program was created by
E shelter's fundraising group.
Friends of Orange Coast lnter-
th Shelter. and Is sponsored by
'" Newport Beach Restaurant ~ ,The idea came from a similar
Progl'lllll ln San Diego, said Judy
C.00~ board president of
Frlen<b of Orange C.oast Interfaith
Shelter.
Participating restaurants get
one free ad a month in OC Metro
magazine in exchange for donat-
ing money from sales of their se-
lected dishes. and rhey in retwn
agree to give at Jeast S 100 a
month to the shelter, even if their
donate-a-dish sales don't gener-
ate that much.
The free publicity is a perk for
restaurants. Cooper said, but
that's not why they've joined the
I?~ 'I've been here for about two W a half years, and I think it's
<t69ut rime for me to give back to qi community," Bamboo Bistro
~ Oiau Dang said .
·~chose one the most popu-l'f dishes at her Corona def Mar
~want. the house special rice
~oodle dish, and she said she's
~en a good response.
, .. Customers are very support-
~~ said "I think It's a good
~ 1bny Hibbard. general manager
c){ Newport Beach's Marco Polo ~ F.atery. has tried using sea-
food, pasta and steak dishes for
the program., but he said not
many of his cmtomers have been
biting.
"Every little bit counts (how-
ever! I" he said "We live in a very
aflluent area. It's a good chance
DOUGlAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY Pt.OT
From left, Matt Dix of Costa Mesa volunteers at the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter, cooking food for
the donate-a-dish program with Mark Childerhore of Costa Mesa.
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for people to give back to home-
less people."
Programs such as this are cru-
daJ, said Michael Amot. executive
di.rector of the shelter.
"We rely very heavily on private
donadons," he said "It's one of
our largest funding sources."
With the money generated by
fundraisers such as the donate--a-
dish program, the shelter helps
homeless families in Orange
C,,ounty become self-sufficient. of-
fering emergency shelter, coun-
seling, job training and other
services. The shelter is the oldest
and largest shelter for homeless
families in Orange C.Ounty, Coop-
er said
The donate-a-dish program
was launched in August and will
continue "for as long as we can
get people to participate," Cooper
said Eight restaurants are now in-
volved, and others have promised
to join ln 2004, C.OOper said.
The participating restaurants
are the Bamboo Bistro and the
Bungal<7>Y in Corona del Mar; the
Cannery. Marco Polo Italian F.at •
ery. the Newport Beach Brewing
Co., Sapori Italian Ristorante and
Sol Grill ln Newport Beach; and
the Village Inn on Ba1boa Island.
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Special ed ~ommitted
works in obscUrity
It's chaired by Mayor
Gary Monahan, but
not many parents of
special needs kids
know about it.
MartsaO'NeH
Oai1yPttot
COSTA MESA -Parents or
apedaJ education atudents In lo·
caJ IChoola have a committee
that wants to wpport them.
even though most of them don't
know Lt.
The Special Bducadon Com·
munlty Advisory Committee for
the Newport-Mesa UnJfied
School District. which meets
nearly every month of the school
)'ea(. aims to Wonn parents
a.bout programs and resourca
for their children. Few parents,
however, realize it exist&
"When your child is diqnosed
with a developmental disorder.
it's pretty devastating" said Costa
Mesa Mayor Guy Monahan.
who chairs the committee. "The
doctor doesn't know where to tell
you to go, no one knows where
to go. Relources are eo lmpor·
tant to parent&•
Monahan. whose son bis
audstic, joined the committee
Wt year. Although it bas been
around for nearly 20 yea.rs, that
was the ftrst he'd heard a.bout it
Greta Anderson-Davis, who
has worbd with special needs
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS ltema to
the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Cotta Meaa, CA 92827; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling (949)
6744295.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY Of HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College ia offering
a nine-part film hlatory on Alfred
Hltchcodt. The 1eriea will be
moderated by retired OCC
profeaor H. Arthur Tauuig. Each
aeaalon will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
events will be held at OCC'a Ane
Atta Hall 116. Admlaalon 11 S6 for
edulta and $6 for aenlora and
OCC atudenta. For more
Information, call (714) 432-6880.
THANKSGIVING-EVE BASH
Big Brothers-Big Slstera of
Orange County will have lta
Thank.aglvlng Eve Bash from 7
p.m. Wednesday to 2 a.m.
Thurtday at the Hard Rode Caffl in
faahlon Island, 461 Newport
Center Drive. Tlc:bta will cost $26,
$20 ~ance. Information: (714)
644-' http:l..WWW.blgbrooc.org,
http:l..WWW.redwagon
foundatlon.org.
RAW FOOD GOURMET
HOLIDAY BALL
Celebrete the holidays with en
elegant evening from 7 to 11 p.m.
Dec. 8 at the Halecrest Pevlllon,
3107 Klllybrook Lane. There will
be five raw gourmet aPP91lzer1,
delectable deueftl, live mualc,
dancing all night, roaring fire,
c.ndlellght letting and a cash bar.
The coat 11 $66 to $60.
chJJdren for 30 yean and cares
for 10 herself, only heard about
the committee In September.
Now, &he's a member.
"'Ibere'a a wealth of Inform&·
don for parentl (at the meet·
inp], but only a very small por·
tlon of pa.rents of special needs
c:hOdml In the dlstrict know
about It." Andenon·D«vls said.
In a district in whJch about
119'> of students are In special
education programs. parents
need all the support they can
get, she said. The committee
~them another avenue to get :ct. done besides the school
The committee hopes to serve
as a liaison between pattnts and
the district and let them know
where they can ftnd help.
•What I like a.bout this group
ls it feels like family,• said school
board member Unda Sneen,
who attends every meeting on
behalf of the district. "Everyone
is there to support each other. If
you have a special needs child,
that's a lot of wort. [The commit·
tee) ls trying to ftnd out what
they can do for them."
At Wednesday nJght's meeting,
reptesentatfves from local or·
ganizations like Special Olym·
pies, Comfort Connection Pam·
Uy Resource Center and the
Orange County Leaming Dis·
abilities Assn. met and spoke
with parents about programs
they have available. Last month,
the comminee held a workshop
Information and reservations:
(949) 650-0672.
RING Of LIGHTS
The Commodorea Club If the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce will host the Ring of
Lights home decorating
competltlon In December. All
home, buaineu, and yacht clubs
lining the harbor are Invited to
participate. Decorations must be
in piece by Dec. 8. Information
(949) 729-4400.
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE
Beautifully decorated yachts,
boats, kayak.a and canoes will sail
along the harbor In the 95th
annual Newport Harbor
Christmas Boat Parade Dec. 17
through 21. ~ach night, the
parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. at
Colline laland and fut two and a
half houra. The parade la hosted
by the Commodores Club of the
Newport Beach Chamber of
Commerce. Information: (949)
729-4400,
http:l..WWW.chrlstmasboat
parade.com.
MUSIC
RITA COOLIDGE
The Orange County Performing
Arts Center will preaent Grammy
Award-winning vocalist Rita
Coolidge at 7:30 p.m. today at
Foundera Hall. Tldcets cost $56.
Information: (714) 656-ARTS,
http:l..WWW.ocpac.org.
DAVID CASSIDY
David Cauidy will be performing
aome of hla greateat hlta, aucti aa
·1 Think I Love you• and •0oesn't
Somebody Want To Be Wanted,•
at 8 p.m. today at the Orange
:!.r: Special Ed~ ,
1
1
Community AcM.ory
Committee m..ing 1
WHERE: Newport·Meae I
Education Center, 2985-A Beer
St., Cotta Meu 1 WHEN: 7 p.m. Jan. 21
INFORMATION: Contlict Gary I
Monahan at (714) 764-6192 or I
omon•hantlcl.com-mna.C11.uf
' about ways parents can e~
their children's Individual Bduca-
don Programs, a vital part of
special education classes, are ~
l.ngmet
The committee Is abo lo~
ing the district to provide ~
pamtt with a handbook that
outlifles programs and parerit
and district responsibilities f<*
student& Right now, only ~
ents who spedfically requdt
them from the district get ~
handbooks.. I
With the number of childreb
with special needs rising every
year, Monahan said that children
need care and extra attention as
early as possible. The longer they
miss out on services and educa-
tion, the more of them they wi1J
need when they are older. :
"If they're not provided these
services now, when they are
young, they beoome more needy
and more expensive," Monahan
said "It's only golng to get worse
if you ignore the problem."
The comminee will hold its
next meeting in January. '
~-' County Performing Arts Center.
Tic:bts coat $26 to $105.
Information: (714) 7~6799, ' http:l..WWW.paclficsymphony.ord,
VERMEER STRING QUARTET .
The Orange County Phllharmoni¢
Society will pruent the Vermeer
String Quartet at 8 p.m. Monday
at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. Th•
cost will be from $26 to 32.
Information: (949) 663-2422,
http:/..WWW.phl/harrnonic
society.org.
ST. LAWRENCE
STRING QUARTET
The St Lawrence String Quartet
will perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesda~
In Foundera Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center. ,
Tickets coat $42. Information:
(71 4) 656-ARTS,
http:l..WWW.ocpac.org.
ARTURO SANDOVAL
Grammy and Emmy Award
winner Arturo Sandoval will
perform at 7:30 and 9 p.m. FridaY.
and Saturday, Nov. 29, at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center'• Jazz Club. Tickets cost
$49 and $56. Information: (714)
556-ARTS, http://www.ocpac.org.
'A JOURNEY TO JOY'
St. Andrew'• Preabyterian Church
will host Santiago Canyon'
College's music departments
annual winter festival concert •A
Joumev to Joy• at 8 p.m. Dec. 6
at 600 St Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. There will be a
100-member Malter chorale
bac:ked by a profeuional
orctieatra. Tickets coat $16 per
peraon and $12 for aeniora,
students and children younger
than 12. Information: (714)
628-4828.
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Boyd Martin works on his sand shots at Santa Ana Country Club, which may be annexed by Newport.' .
JWA
Continued from Al
pon is probably one of the best·
managed airports in the nation,
and we need lo ensure that quali-
ty."
Airport W>ddng Group mem-
ber Rick Taylor said the possJbillty
raised several concerns.
He said he worried that the city
might have to compromise some
limits on future alrpon growth in
exchange for control.
"It could be a bad thing. It
could be a good thing.· Taylor
said. "We'll t~ have to wait and
see.·
Taytor, also a member of the
city's Greenligllt Committee, said
he worried how much such mea-
sures might ~L
John Wayne Airpon opera1es
solidly in the blaclc.
ln 2002, the airport COS1 S59
million to run but brougtu in $76
million in revenue, for a roughly
$17 milllon operating income. ac-
cording to the county's financial
statements.
When asked about the feasibil-
ity of the city running the airport,
Burnham pointed lo Long Beach
Ai.rpon as an example of a city-
managed operation.
SEA
Continued from Al
meetings. We even have our
deputies go for ride-alongs with
Newpon Beach police officers so
we have a bener understand-
ing."
Newpon I !arbor Is a "complex
area.· Russell said.
"It's the largest smaJJ-craft
harbor in the United States,• be
said. "There are areas in the har-
bor that are county tidelands.
Some of it belongs to the city,
and there's even parts of ii that
are privately owned.·
The Orange County Sheriff's
Harbor Patrol is headquartered
at Newport Halt>or and oversees
Sunset Beach. Huntington
Beach and Dana Point as weU.
Russell said he believes the
Harbor Patrol has a "pretty effec-
tive relatJonshlp with the city.·
"We're as concerned aboul
harbor Issues,• he said
Police Olief Bob McOoneU
said "It's a policy call.•
WHAT'S AFLOAT
• WHATS AR.OAT is published
periodically. If yoo are planning
a nautical event, submit the
Information to the Daily Pilot,
330 W. Bay St., Costa Meu, CA
92627;byfexto(949)~170;
or by e-mell to
d.tllypllot l1tlmes.com.
SPECIAi. EVENT
The fffwport Harbor Nautlcal
Museum will heve en exhibit
opening for •Hooked: The Lun1
end Lora of Sport Ashing,• et the
Grtnd Salon from 10 a.m. to 5
Other aspectS of the city's four-
prooged plan paint a l~ dear
picture. both financially and prac-
tically.
For example, one of the items
city leaders want to ta.Uc to the
county about is the closed <:oyote
Canyon Landfill, which was an-
nexed 10 the city along with New-
port Coast The county now
pends about S l.l million each
year maintaining the landfill, in
part because it's a source of meth-
ane gas.
uThe operation and use of the
Coyote Canyon is extremely im-
ponant to Newport Beach." the
committee report states. Besides
ensuring the health and safety of
Newport Beach residents, city
control of the landfill could help
assure that redevelopment there
fits in well with the neruby neigh-
borhoods as well as help protect
natural habitats.
Burnham and Bludau said that
many of the city's possible roles in
county functions could be self-
funding. but that until specific
proposals are on the table, it's un-
clear what the costs could be.
Tidelan.ds in the Upper New-
port Bay could also provide the
city a chance to lake more control
while taking advantage of cost ef-
ficiencies. Now. tidelands in this
' area are managed by the county
while other tidelands inside d~
borders are managed by Newport..
'ihe unification of some or ~
of the tidelands under a singltt
agency may reduce expend1tures
while maintaining or enhancin~
service to the public," the report.
stales.
The fourth pillar of the com-
minee repon focuses on West
Santa Ana Heights annexation~
which may indude the Santa Ana
Country Oub. City officials llopeo
that Newport Coasr can serve as a
modeJ for a good partnership be-
cween the city and county wheni
and if we5tem Sant.a Ana heights
is annexed.
If the council on Tuesday de-.
ddes to create the Sphere Issues;
Committee. that committee-
would have six months to reporti
back to the council with a more!
specific strategy.
"This could be the biggest•
project the city's ever been in-.
volved in since the incorporation
of the city," Mayor Steve Brom-
berg said.
• JVf'4E CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Bead'I and John Wayne
Airport. She may be re«hed et (949)
574-4232 Of by e-mail et
/Uf16.CllSllfJfBndtJ@/llfimtJS.com.
FILE PHOTO I OM V PILOT
For now, Newport Beach firefighters handle fires on docked boats
and the sheriff's Harbor Patrol handles fires on the water.
"It's up to the policy makers denr we'U do it and do ii well.·
10 decide what is best for the
city,· he saJd. "We have an ex-•DEEM BHARATH covers public
ceUent working relationship safety end courts. She may be
with th,. Harbor Patrol. But If reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
Ol•· Jitic:m tell us It's some-e mall at
thing we have to do, I'm confi-dettpa.bharalhtllatim#.com.
p.m. through Feb. 29. The
museum la at 151 E. Coaat
Highway, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 67J.7863,
http:llwww.nhnm.org.
SAILING CWSES
0NnQe County employers can
bring their employees out to
Newport Beach on weekday• to
enjoy a day of aalllng courteay of
Orange Coast College. The
School of Salllng and
Seamanship now offers a
chance for grotJpa to work with
the on· board instructor on
dlnerent selling technlquea
while they get edvlce on how to
perform well in bualneu. No
ulllng experience neceuary.
One-day cleaaes coat from $100
to $125. (949) 645-9412.
0Nnge Cout College ft
offering a noncredit
Intermediate Udo• ulllng class
In November. The clH• ahould
be taken after completion of a
beginning aalllng c:;l111. The
cla11 will meet from 1 :45 to 6:30
p.m. Sunday afternoons In
November at the OCC Salling
Center, at 1801 W. Peclflc Coast
Highway In Newport Beech.
Reglatration i• $115.
Information: (949) 645-9412.
Saturday, Noven1>« 22, 2003 All
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II!"~ TO .GET PUBUSHED -ldltt: Mall \o Editorial "-9e Editor S.J. Cehn at the Delly Piiot 330 W . .Sey St, ea.ta Mesa, CA 92827 • ...... Hodn« Cell (949) 842-6086 Fu: Send to (949) 646-4170 ~~1111 to ct.i'lypi/ot9 1atlmes.com •All ~must Include full Mme, hometown end phone number (for veriflcetfon purpoee1). The Pilot rMervet the right to edit all aubmissiona for clarify end length.
Tranquillity, better than
all the ·family of Fame
A house on th& beach: $2
million.
MAILBAG
here u I have. I don't
understand how my future
famlly, or anyone, will Qnd
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Mobile home park resident
reeling from 'the spin' A 47·foot power boat:
$500,000.
tho e qualitles with 23 vehicles
racing in and out of our little
closed-end lane. That would be
the number or cars after a
developer finishes a proposed
project on this street.
maybe I can get an answer: My
grandma says I'll team, and my
dad says, "Thls is the way
people are," but Does
everybody love money more
1han God's gifts?
JASON LEE HYDER ,
ly Dick Matherly
I am a bome'owOer in FJ
Nido Mobile Home Palk. I
am at1ll hw1ing from the
Cosaa Mesa City CoWldl
dedlioo on Monday night I
admire Councilwoman Libby
Cowan'• "guts" -as
Councilman Mike Scheafer
puts It -to stand up to Joe
Browu. 1 have been doing it
'1Vef'J Monday night at council
and Plannin.gCommJssion
meed.np. Cowan would ha~
ebown more •guts" if she
would not have been so quick
to reject dle lnterlm ordinance,
which wu the only protection
we have ap1nst Brown.
I have great pride in my
honesty and integrity. Guess I
couJd never be a politician or a
reporter. Some of it I got from
my mom when I wu young
.but me rest I learned in the
aervice of my country-from
the ap ofl5 in ~dd Wat U to
37 in Vietnam.
Now that I am 75, I still have
it Not so sure that ls good In
this age, but it's In me. So,
when I speak on Monday
nights, I do not slander Brown.
I speak from my heart. and
anything I say. I can back up.
On the other hand. since
Brown:, attorney and
representatives have started
speaking. ) have 1lewr beard 10
much "aptn• and '"hype" in all
my life.
But when 1 rebut it. J'm a
trouble maker. Monday night.
when Mayor Guy Monahan
started the public comment
ponioo of the meeting, be
began by saying that neither
· Brown, nor anyone else, was
1l'ying to tab away our dignlty
aod Integrity. I had intended to
mab my presentation about
the conversion ordinance but I
had to conect Monahan, since
taking our djgnlty is what the
mobile.home padt. manager
bas been trying to do since
Cluistmas.
I got one aentence out when
the mayor admonished me as
ifl were a little kid but. as
people commented later, he let
everyone else say whatever
they wanted. The council
members and your reporter
never question anything Brown
or~ attotiley say. Instead they
act like we, who have been
livlng in this misery. are the
bad people, even though
Brown bas m.Js.stated various
facts that are generally blown.
Though Brown's attorney
always say they are moving
people with their homes to
other paB:s, only one lady and
her trailer have been rnaYed to
RJvers!de. The attorney also
commented at a City Council
study session that "these
people live in~. dilapidated
trailers that will !all apart if
moved"
Brown is quoted by your
reporter that everyone is being
relocated and ~of the
people have been relocated. In
truth. five people have
relocated to the cemetery. One
died (Jom cancer. One
homeowner of 28 years aid
she would rather die than
move, and she dld, a cotiple of
weeks later. The l'e6t of the
people that left took the money
and Mill somewhere else.
Where are these other patb
that Brown's people are talking
about?~ do know that the
Thwn & Country Pait in Santa
Ana had nine open spaces.
Brown allegedly rented them
and moved nine of his
modules in lhoee spaces. He'll
give us $3.000 In moving
expenses, and we can move in
one or his modules fur an even
larger amounL When we take
the check for the $3,000, we
gtve h1m our pink slip, and
they sell our homes. Not a bad
day's profit. Of course. I tell this
aD the Ume, but I am always
Ignored. Everything I ever ta1Jc
about I can back up, but to the
Qty Council and youc reporter.
I don't enst. It ts frustratJng
because they sure listen to
Brown's group.
The mayor kept saying
Monday nlgbt that we
residents are being relocated.
He either doesn't lcnow or
doesn't care. I heard utterances
from council members, hoping
these allegadons were not true.
~uld it be that much effort
to chedc it out. or are you all
afraid to face the truth?
• 0tCK MATHERLY is a Coate Mesa
realdent.
All ln·Stock Items And Special Orders
The entire Tommy
Bahama Collection Is
Included -all Jiving
rooms. bedrooms .
dining rooms.
entertainment centers,
desks. chairs. tables-
EVERY1111NG!
Costa Mesa •
A newspaper without any
mention of the exploits of
Dennis Rodman: Priceless
RALPHROWNS
Costa Mesa
Forseeing the end of a
quiet street
My name is Jason Hyder. 1
live In the 2100 block of Myran
Drive in Costa Mesa. This place
has been my home for 16 years.
In Caci, I am the sixth
generation to live here. I live
here with my grandma (she is
the fourth generarion 10 live
here) and my dad (the fifth
generation). Others in our
family have lived here. too, but
they choose 10 can somewhere
else their homes now.
I have always hoped to have
my wife and children find the
same peace, quiet and privacy
GIVING THANKS
Whet ere you thankful for
this year7 Good health?
Family end friends?
Whatever it is, let us know
by calling (949) 642-6086
or sending us en e·meil at
dailypilot@latimes.com.
Please spell your name
and Include your
hometown and phone
number. The Pilot will run
a selection of the
responses on
Thanksgiving Day. The
deadline for submissions
is Tuesday.
I also don't understand why
the old trees hove to be cut out
in part of his proposed project.
Why do the oldest trees and
most massive bushes have to
die? So his utilities can go
underground?
For 14 years, my dad and l
have climbed our old
Ponderosa pine lree 10
decorate for Ouistmas and to
get plnecones with their
delicious nuts to share with the
birds and squirrels and Grear
Grand Ma.
This doesn'I ~ound real, does
ii? Bui ii is. And this is only a
drop of the beauty that we have
kept alive for us, the rest of our
fami ly and our special friends.
I have one more question
(actually. I have many more
quesrions but Grandma say~
my lerrer is gelling long).
City's debt to surfing
should be memorialized
Ibis is the 15th anniversary
of the First World Surfing
(hampionship, which was held
at the Corona de) Mar main
beach and hosted by surfing
legend Dulce Kahanarnoku.
Since 1928, the sport of
surfing has grown to become
not only a part of our culture
but also a major industry. It
wouJd be nice if the city of
Newport Beach recognized this
-,om eh ow.
I suggesl a starue of "the
Dulce." similar to the one In
Waikild, Hawaii, to be placed
on lhe beach at Big Corona
i.rate beach, with a
commemorative plaque.
MICHAEL LAWLER JR.
Newport Beach
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THE CROWD
Bergeson,. $tahrs and DiSaia honored
I t one of the tqbeat bonora .
t bestowed In Oranae Coun~
I The 2003 UCI ~
·.Ceremony took place at the
Hyatt Ri'gency Hotel lrvtne,
•ttract:lnt more dwl 750
community and campus leaden.
1beblack·Ueceremony
bettowed the UCI Med.ala upon
• Marian
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and Pbllltp
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honoreea are
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year for their
dedication
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of~ The bride--.ct cuated
~ ~in Susan Eizabeth Sack
Boone and and Robert Merril Sutter
frOm Che Uniwnlty of PitUburgh.
The certmony WU hosted by ua O\anOOJor Rllpb Ckerooe
and apon~red by the UCI
Foundation. The very dynamic
couple Dmd B.L Pfott,
chalrman and CEO of Allerpn
Inc., and bis wtft, Julianna.
cbalredtheeventnsandhdped
to attra.ct a broad base of
support and contributions
exceedln3 $800,000.
1be futUre brtdep'OOm.10n of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C
Sutter Jr. of Coiona del Mar, graduated from Corona det
Mar High School and Colby College ln Maine. An April
24, 2004, weddlilg ii pWmed in Mount Olivet United .tU
Methodiat Olwcb in Arlington.
lbe evening's donadona aet a
record for the UCI Med6.l
Ceremony, amounting to a 26'11
gain over last rear'• hJgh water
mark. The proceedl benelJt
undergraduate scholarships and
graduate {ellowah.lps at UCI. Ted
Smith. clWr oft.he UCI
Foundation. was on t\and to
thank the many generous
supportm, eapeda.lly the
evenini• chain for their
commitment
•The leaderahlp of the pt'otta
helped guide the success of th.JI
year'• event.• Smith Aid. "We
are extremely grateful to them
for theil aupport, and 1 would
lib to congratulate all membera
of the UCI Foundation for their
efforu to rai. money to support
the atudenta at the unfvel'llty.•
John and Elizabeth Stahr of Newport Beach receive the UCI Medal at a recent fundraising dinner.
member of the Center for the
Study of Democracy's
LtadeTShlp Councll.
Fellow honorees Ell.zabeth and
John Stahr. also of Newpon
Beach. are community activists
who have supponed UCI dating
back to 1964. Elizabeth is a UCI
Foundation ambassador and
was recognized as Woman of the
Year by the C&lltornla Slate
Legislature in 1992. John Stahr ls
a retired partner in the law ft.rm
of Latham and Watkins and has
been an actiw leader for many
UCI efforts.
Phillp DtSala Is dllef of
gynecologic oncology at UCI
Medical Center. OiSaia ls also a
professor whoae atudiN ln the
area of women's ovarian, uterine
and cervical cancers have been
recognized nationally. Phillip OiSala ls honored as a
2003 UCI Medal recipient
Marian Beriesen of Newport
Beach accepts the UCI Medal for
2003 for seM:e to the university.
Wtlcox-Parsons
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add1t1on. Bergwon la a UCI
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FAITH
THE MORAL OF THE STORY IN THEORY
Giving thanks to
Godforlife
Protest good for the soul
QUESTION: In light of the many protests
ta.king place against the United States•
actions in Iraq, how does your faith regard
peaceful behavior that is subversive to the
policy of the government?
Egyptian overseer whipping a
Hebrew slave, he did not _
hesitate to slay the Egyptian.
Many were the Hebrew
prophet& who rebuked the
kings of Israel when they
abused their offices and
engaged In unjust acts. A
principled stand must be
"Better to lose count wh/14
namlrag your blaslngs than to
lose )'OUT blessing.s by counting
your troubl.es."
-MALJ'8IE D. BABCOCK
"No duty l.s more urgent than
th.al of rwming thanks.·
-AMBROSE OF MtLAN
T Ws column appears the
week before Thanbgiving.
I've realized lately how
many thinp I take for granted in
my life and In our county, and
bow I need to thank God more
for all he provides.
We have so much to be
thankfuJ for in tbJs country, and
many of us will talk about that
on Thursday with friends and
family. Some will enjoy festivities
around tables overflowing with
food. but others mJght n<>t feel so
grateful Even If some aren't
happy about bis or her current
situation in llfe. I pray that
everyone can find one thing to
thank God for, perhaps the gift of
life.
I wanted to include the
following; perhaps some of us
could read it again on Thursday,
and be reminded of what the day
is all about
A TMANKSGMNG DAY
PROC&.AMATION
"11ie year thal Ls drawing
toward its close hm been filled
with the bkssings of fruitful fields
and healthful skies. 1b these
bounties. which are so constantly
enjoyed thal we an proM to
forget tlie source from w'1lclr they
COrr!L, OtMrs htwt bttn added,
which are of so l!XtmDrdinary a
nature, that they cannot fail to
pemtraU and sofren even thl
h«irt whicla is habitually
insenslb/.e to tlie ever waJchful
providence of Almighty <:.od.
~Jn the
mid.st of a
civil war of
unequal«J
magnitude
andsevmry,
whl.ch has
sotmtimes
SttmedlO
foreign
~IO
lnvtteand
toprovo~
their
CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON aggression.
~ hm been presawd tvith aU
nations, order hm been
maintained. tlu! laws ha1.1e been
resp«tM and obeyed. and
harmony has pmalled
everyw~ uapt in the th.eater
of mlUtary conflict; whi~ thal
theater has been greatly
contmcUd by the aduandng
armies and navies of tlu! Unkm.
"Needful diversions of wealth
and of strength from the /kids of
peacefu_I industry to the national
defensi. have not arresttld the
plough, thc-shuttle, or the ship;
the~ had enlarged the borders of
our senlemmts. a1Jd the mines, as
well of iron and coal as of w
precious merals, 114ve yielded
even more abundantly than
herewfore. Populalion hm
st«ldi ly I ncrea.sed.
norwithsranding ti~ u.wu that
has been made in the c:amp, the
siege and the battlefield; and tlie
rountry. rejoicing in the
consdousriess of ausmenttld
strength and vigor. ts permitted co
upect continuance of years with
large increase of freedcm. No
human counsel haJh devised nor
hath any mortal hand wo~
out tlwe great things. They are
the gracious gifts of the Most High
<Jod. wlw. while dealing with· us
in anger for our sins, halh
neumlieless mnembered mercy.
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solmlnly. ~tly and gratefully
acknowled8fld as with oM M.art
and IJOia by the who/.e Amnimn
People. I do therefore inviu my
fellow citU.ens in every part of tlie
Unital $la#S, and also tho# who
are at SM and those who an
sojoumita& In foreign lands, to set
apart and observe the last
Thursday of Nowmb«r nt!Xt, as a
day of Thanksgiving and Praise to
our ben.ejlant Rlthc who
dwel14th in the Heavens.
•And I reco~nd to them
thal while offering up rl1e
ascriptions justly d~ w Him for
rud1 singular dellueranca and
blessings. they dh also, with
humb/4 penilma for our
national perversenas and
disobedience, commend to his
tender cart all those who ha~
become widows, orphans.
mourners or sufferers in the
IarMntabl.e dvil strife in which
we are unavoidably engaged. and
fervently Implore tlie interposition
of tile AlmighJy Hand to heal the
wounds of the nation and to
restore it as soon as may be
consistent with ti~ Divine
purposes to the full enjoyment of
J1'!'I", hannony, tranquillity and
Union. M
-ABRAHAMUNCOlN, 1863
Whether on Thanlcsgivlng or
not. as much as is possible. let us
tty to count our bl~ more
than our troubles; to remember
God; and to give him the thanks
he deserves.
• QNDV TRANE CHRISTESON it e
Newport Beach resident who speelul
frequently to parenting groups. She
can be readied via e-mail at
cmdy@onthegrow.com or by mail
at 637 Newport Center Drive, No.
505, Newport Beach. CA 92860.
One of the
rights that
Islam
aclcnowledges
and upholds
for the citizens
is the right of
protest and
opposition to
the policies of government.
This right has been
aclcnowiedged by Imam Ali,
the successor to the prophet,
and other successors: that
people are free to voice thelr
opposition and disagreement
with the government and the
government should respect
this right. The value of the
human belng lies in having
the right of disagreement and
the diversity of oplolons. As
long as the protest ls peaceful
and does not amount to
agitation and violence, then
the government should
appreclale and accept it.
IMAM MOSTAFA AL-QAZW1NI
Islamic Educational Center
of Orange County
Costa Mesa
Protest ls tradJtionaJ in our
heritage. Hebrew prophets'
questions ltept Icings of Israel
more honest than they would
b.ave been otherwise. Jesus
protested the religious
authorities who governed In
his time and place.
Contemporary Christians have
learned from Mahatma
Gandhi, Oscar Romero, Martin
Luther King Jr. and many
others how to protest
honorably against unjust
and/or dishonest authority as
responsible people of faith.
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When policies of
government atand opposed to
primary, pivotal prj.nciples of
Ouisdao faith llke juatice and
peace and -of course -love
for all human beings a.s
beloveds of God. It ls not only
permluible to
protest
peacefully, It I•
Oirlsdan
reaponsibllity.
lnour
Baptismal
Covenant
(Book of
Common
Prayer, page 305) we promise
to •strive for justice and peace
among all people and respect
the dignity of every human
belng, with God's help.•
Olrlstlans in this most
wonderful "one nation under
God, lndMslble, with liberty
and justice for all" should be
proud and ever-vigilant of the
blessings we enjoy.
THE VEltt' REV. CANON
PETER D. HAYNES
St. Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Olurch
Corona del Mar
A third-century rabbi ruled
that the "law of the kingdom is
the law.~ This command
taught Jewish citizens to be
faithful to the laws or the
lands ln which they resided, as
Judaism considers loyalty to
be a significant religious
responsibility. Still, it is
recognized that where the
laws of the government are
Iniquitous they should be
resisted.
When Moses wicnessed an
taken against tyranny. Several
of the Pounding Fathers
proposed that the Seal of the
United States feature the
newly liberated Hebrew slaves
marching through the sea to
freedom and that the caption
should read, •Resistance to
fyrants Is Obedience to God.~
They modeled their battle
against the onerous laws of
England on the ancient
confrontation
against
Pharaoh.
Certainly,
though, lo a
gJ"eat
democracy
such as ours.
tyranny is not
ar Issue. If
one's conscience, though.
persuades him that the law 1s
so evil that it cannot be
tolerated, then civil ·
disobedience is called for.
In our very complex society,
this should be seen a.s the last
resort. Peaceful protests of
public policy are, of course.
warranted as Individuals and
constituencies approach
Issues from dJfferent vantages
and with different
understandings. ThJs Is the
glory of the democratic
process and distinguishes our
way of life from that of
totalitarianism.
The right of free speech and
the ability to appeal to the
government is one of our
greatest b=s. MARKMlLLER
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WORKSHOPS
TALMUOtC ETHIC$
The Jewish lMmlng Institute will
presem "Talmudic Ethb:
Tim.lela Wladom for Timefy
Diiemma•" from 7~16 to 8:46 p.m.
through Dec:.. 18 at the Hyatt
Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road.
lnfonn4tlon: (94917~1·9800.
HAI l fl II wt 1ltE -..e AHO
HANDEL'S MES~.H"
"Hallelujah: The Bible end
Hendel'• Mealah: will be the
topic for en ~ult forum at St.
Marte Presbyterian Chutdl at 11
a.m. for fOtlr Sundaya beginning
Nov. 30. lnfonnatlon: (9491
644-13'1.
PMENTING GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County 11 forming a parenting
group to help parenta to
understand end deal with the
feeling• and behavior of lt*r
children. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m. the flrat and third
Mond•VI of the month at the
center, 260 E. Baker St., Suite G In
Costa Mesa. Information: (714)
445-4950. Pre-registration la
required .
THIRTEEN JEWISH
STEPS TO RECOVERY
Jewish Femlly Service is offering
a support and dl1CUS1ion group
for edulta whose children or
spouses suffer from alcohol and
drug addiction. The group meets
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays a1
~ E. Beker St., Suite G In Costa
Mesa. lnfonnatlon: (7141
445-4960. Pre-registration la
rerqulred.
BAHAI F1RESIOES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
Informal public di1CUISiona on
splrftu•I topi<:a et 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and et 11:30 the last
Sunday of the month. The talks
Include brundi or dinner. Aleo,
Interfaith devotional meetings
will be held the lest Saturday
evening of the month. Call for
locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (9491760-5360 for
Sunday meeting. end (9491
646-6328 for Saturday devotional.
Z£N 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
offers en Introduction to Zen
Worbhop from 3 to 6 p.m. the
fl rat Sunday of every month at
120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. $50.
(949) 722-7818.
A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
A 26-leuon study on the life of
Jeaua Christ titled "'Journey to
the Cross .. la taught et 9:45 a.m.
Sundays during the
Homebullder'a Bible Oass at
Liberty Baptist Church. The study
parallel• the four Gospels to
present the atory of Christ. The
church 11 at 1000 Blaon Ave .•
Newport Be.cte. Free. (9491
760-5444.
DREAM ON
The Adult Faith Formation at Our
Lady Queen of Angeli Church In
Newport Beadl holda a dream
anetysla group from 1 to 4 p.m.
Sundeya et 2046 Mer Vista Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408.
MEDITATION LESSONS
A free .. lec:do divine• meditation
group meeting 11 held et 7:10 a.m.
Tuesdays at Our Lady Queen of
Angela, 2046 Mer Vlate Drive,
Newport Beech. Lectlo i1 • stYle
of meditation that Include• using
Scripture or a lpeeiel reading 11 a
ltlmulut. The Chrlltlen
Meditation Group mMts from
7:30 to 9 p.m. on tha flrat and
third Wednesdays of each month
at the center. The format Includes
two periods of meditation with
aome lnatru<:tlon on how to
meditate, •'talk end a discussion.
(949) 219-1408.
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewiah F1mily Se~ of'fera
a aupport group for women okler
than 60 to lddr111 lau. auc:.h ea
J7STREET
BEAUTY CENTER
.'lfu .lilrfit.St,
!f"tlllSt, 1rietulllut '.Btavty
Supply & 1ulIStNiaSafon
11'~~ '
/, ,
INlitltf end depreNion at 10 •.m.
on the aecond and four1h MOndev
of etdt month at 260 E. Beker St.,
Suite G In~ Mete.
Prer9glttnUon requl'*1 (714)
44M96C).
NEWGRcx.s
Jewish ftmlly S.fYice of Orange
County has form9d a
berNWment auppoit group that
mMtl at 10 a.m. ~and•
Chlllengt of Chlngt IUppott
group that meets at 10 1.m. 1
Thul'9dav*, Both groupt meet at 1
Temp. Judea In Laguna Hilla, ~
2'612 Moulton Partwty. The aervt~ 11 1l10 fonnlng • o
ptntntlng support group to meet
the flrat I nd third Mondaya Of '
"ch month ac 10 a.m. et the
Jewlah Federation C.mpU., 250 t(
E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Meee. l
Prereglatnrtlon required. 171')
44M950.
GAYj\.E$8&AN
SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewlah F1m ltv Service of
Orange County plane to present •
dilcunlon group for parents of
Jewish gaya end lesblena If
enough people are interested.
(71') 44M95().
MYST1CAL AND SPIRfTUAL
The Myatlcal Splrttuellat Chutdl
of South Orange County hold•
Sunday 1eMc:es every week et 10
e.m. at 2A82 Newport Btvd., Costa'
Meaa, Suite 3. A apirituel heeling'
aervfoe ltlrta et 9:30 e.m. (9491 '
581-2290.
RE·MEMBERING GROUP :
Our lady Queen of Angels holds 1
a re-memberlng group et 6:16 ,
p.m. evary other Sunday et 2046 'l
Mer Vlata Drive, Newport Beadl.
The pariah center 11 at 2046 Mer , :
Viste Drive. Newport Beadl. (949)
648-3844.
BREAKFAST FEUOWSHIP
St Michael end All Angels
Episcopal Church holds its Men's '
~!'=~~.~~~~::n~ ~~~~m. on,
Thursdays of each month at 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mer. Free. (949) 644-0463.
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men'• Fellowship Breakfast
of St Andrew'• Presbyterian
Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m.
Wednesd•VI In Dierenfield Hall,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beecte. All men of the church end
community ere welcome to
attend. $2.60 at the door. (949)
631·2880.
SEPARATION SUPPORT
' '
Jewiah Family Service of Orange,
County holds a women's divorce•1
and separation support group at 1i
p.m. WedneadaVI at the Jewish
Family Service's office at the :.
Jewish Nlderetlon Campus, 260 '
E. Beker St., Suite G, Coate Mesa.'
For date .. net fees, call (714) ~
.U5-4950, ext. i14.
YOUNG WOMEN'S
SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County offers a support group for
younger women dealing with
issues such u life passages and •
changes. body Images. family,
relatlonahlpt end lonetineu at 7
p.m. Tu~ at the agency
office, 260 E. Beker St., Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration ~
required. (714) 445-4950, ext. 114.t
HELPING THE HELPERS
Jewish Family Services la
apoMOrlng a dlscuaaion group •
focusing on the lnuet and
cona.me faced by adult children
taking care of their elderly
perenta. The group will be offtrecf'
Tuesday. The offices are at 260 E. '
Beker St.. Suite G, Costa MMa. '
Preregittntlon 11 required. $10. •
(7141445-4950.
ANXIETY AND .,
DEPRESSION SUPPORT :>
The Jewish Family Service of ''
Orange County offers a support
end dlactJlllon group for adults
experiencing anxiety end or •'
depression from 10 e.m. to noon
on Mondays at the agen<:y
otfk:ea,260E.BakerSt,Costa
Meu. Free. (714) 445-4960.
• 11 your church or piece of worship
plannlng •special event? If so, send
the typed Information at leaJt two
weekl ~fore the event to the Dally
Piiot, 330 W. Bey St., Costa Mela,
CA 92827. attention: Paul Saitowltt, •
religion editor.; fax to (949)
646-4170; or aend •mall to
dailypltot•t•tlma.com.
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
Cool nights, hot jazz
I f you are looking for a plaoe BUnltt proclamadon from Fluor were SERYIC£ CLUB to entertain family e.nd ~. lid Rennie, president of the MEETINGS 'MS WEEK friends aver the holidays, Klwania Rotary Cub of Newport-Balboa. mab a vlsft to Ou.ke'a Place at coordinator. and Ropl' McGonepl. Reading 1UBmi\Y the Balboa Bay Oub to hear the by 9 coordinator for Rotary 7: 30 un.: The 4-0·member ~ LeBnm Trlo on a Tuesday. READING District 5320. Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Thund4y. Friday or Saturday BYI Oub will meet at Five Crowns to n.lghl Newport· WELCOME TO THE WORLD hear John Goodllld d.isaw the
LeBrun, 42, ls a gifted jazz Mesa sc:bool OF SERVICE CLUBS Rotary Foundadon
pianist and sin.rer who board Arthur Stefnbeoos. sponaored (hltp:/lrwwportbeach
accompanied e llkea of Tum President by 1ary Rouadot, who joined sunrlmotal')'.OrWlnda.htm).
Jones. Olivia Newton John. Martha Flour the Rotary Cub of Newport 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa
Dime Schuur, Larry Gatlin. wutheflrst Balboa. JJm Hantlon and Newport Harbor Uons Cub will
Maween McGovern. Roberta to donate to Rodney 'lfamm, who joined the meet at the Costa Mesa Country
P1aclc and Nell Carter. this year's Reading by 9 Newport Beach-Corona del Mar Cub.
Beglnnlng at 7:30 p.m. matching challenge from the Kiwanis Oub. Tuesdays and Thursday and at 8 Rotary Cube of Newport-Balboa. WEDNSD\Y
p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, Newport lrvtne and Newport WOR1ff REPEATING 7:15 a.m.: The 10-member
LeBrun, accompanied by Beach Sunrise. She was quickly Things to be thankful for: The South Coast Metro Rotary Oub
Gordon a.k on the drums and joined by former Costa Mesa mess we need to clean up after a will meet at the Center Oub
John Plntotr on bass, will warm mayor and preschool director party ... because It means we (htrp:llwww.southcoastmtrro
the eve~ atmosphere with Mary Hornbuckle, l!l.tr.abeth have been surrounded by rotar}<otW; and the Newpon
Interpretations of the great Stahr, George and Natlle Fox, friends. The cloth~ that fit a Harbor Kiwanis Oub will meet
sounds of Frank Sinatra. Nat and Betta Harley as we begin to little too snug ... because It at the University Athletic Qub.
•King-Cole, Sarah Vaughan, Ella match the $6,800 provided by means we have enough to eat. Noon: The Rx.change Qub of
Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. the clubs. O.eclt the Daily Pilot The windows that need cleaning the Orange Coast will meet at
LeBrun has some 5,000 songs pages for the quarter-page . . . because lt means we have a the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub .
cpmmitted to memory, responds display ad to use to send In your home. The huge heating bill ...
W most any requested and contribution to buy reading because it means we are warm. TURKEY OF THE YEAR
music and dancing Is books for Pomona. Whittier and The spot we 6nd at the far end The second Turkey of the
encouraged. Duke's Place is Wilson Elementary Schools. of the parking lot ... because it Year Awards will be handed out
open to the public and valet The Rotary Oubs of means we are capable of next Saturday in the
parling Is validated with a Newpon -Balboa, Newport Irvine walldng. The weariness and Community & Oubs column.
purchase or drink or food. On a and Newport Beach Sunrise. aching muscles at the end of the There are a lot of candidates.
cool night, enjoy hot jazz in the along with the Dally Pilot and. day ... because it means we've but onJy a couple of winners.
warm atmosphere of Duke's the FashJon Island Fountain for been productive. The dog that Until then, have a Happy
Place. Youth, were honored by the lives behind us that won't stop Thanksgiving. enjoy the family,
Newport-Mesa Board of barking ... because we can friends and shopping this
HELPING HANDS Bducation at a recent meeting hear. The complalnlng we hear coming weekend.
' Members of the Newport for their support of the Reading about our government ...
Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwanis by 9 program. which has because It means we have • COMMUNITY a ClUBS la
Qub had 10 volunteers on provided more than 16,500 freedom of speech. The alann publlahed Saturday• In the Dally
Friday night at the Orange books for Pomona, Whittier and that goes off in the early Pilot. Send your service ctub'a
County Rescue Mission in Santa Wilson elementary schools in morning hours ... because ii meeting Information by fax to
Ana. providing food and coolclng the past four years. means we are alive to be wolcen. (714) 921 -8655 or by e-mail to
dinner for 50 needy people. said At the meeting to receive the Happy Thanksgiving! jdeboom@aol.com
GETTING month. Volunteers should ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY foster teens 18 to 18 years old.
commit two hours once a month DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (949) 609-1451.
INVOLVED or volunteer on a substitute basis. Volunteers are needed for a
The center ls at 800 Marguerite variety of functions. (714) ORGANIZATION FOR llfE
Ave .. Corona del Mar. (949) 839-6199. HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS
• GETilNG INVOLVED runs 644-3244. Volunteers are needed to care for
periodically In the Dally Pilot on a ORANGE COUNTY stnry end lost animals In the
rotating basis. For lnformatlon on OPERA PACIFIC HOMELESS TASK FORCE Newport Beach. Costa Mesa and
adding your organization to this The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance. The task force ls recruiting Corona del Mar areas. (949)
list, call (949) 574-4298. a support group for Opera Pacific, volunteers for the Interfaith 722-1357.
has activities for volunteers. (714) Council Networt to wort one on
NEWPORT-MESA YMCA 546-6000. one with homeless adulta in a PACIFlC SYMPHONY
Th8 YMCA needs e variety of program on basic life skills. (949) ORCHESTRA
general volunteer help. (949) OPERATION CLEAN SLATE 263-1774. The Orange County Pacific
642-9990. Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Symphony Orcheetra's
Meu·based organization for ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers In Education
NEWPORT-MESA IRVINE graffiti prevention, needs MUSEUM OF ART Opportunities program needs
INTERFAmt COUNCIL volunteers to paint out graffiti Leam more about art and share volunteers to assist children in a
The Newport-Meu Interfaith and other duties. Michael with your community by variety of hands-on musical
Council I• now taking Howard, (714) 435-0745. becoming a docent at the Orange activities. Volunteers spend a
registrations for tervlce OCC NAUTICAL LIBRARY County Munum of Art A total of six Saturday mornings
organizations. projects and Orange Coast College's School of volunteer docent guides adults with the children. (714) 75&-6788,
volunteers on a first come, first Salling end Seamanship needs and school groopa through the ext. 244.
served basis. for lta "Healtl and • book donations for Its Nautical galleries and teaches about the
Hands" multi-faith family service Library. Thousands of volumes of museum's collections and PARENT HELP USA
day. The event will take place boating-related titles ere needed. exhibitions. (9491769-1122, ext. Founded by mothers and others
from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 22 The School of Selling and 204. against child abuse, Parent Help
The location will be st 801 Dover Seamanship la at 1801 W. Coast asb the public for help and
Drive, Newport Beach. Highway, Newport Beadl. (949) ORANGE COUNTY volunteers to Inform the
Information: Jaimie Day, (949) 64&-9412. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER community on vital Issues
642-9460, Docents are needed to lead tours affecting children and the family.
jaimieday(Jyahoo.com; or Jim de ORANGE COAST of the Center, 600 Town Center Information: (949) 650-3461 or
Boom, (949) 660-8665, INTERFAITH SHELTER Drive, Costa Mesa. Leam about 1949) 67&-5271.
nmiinterfaith t!J aol.com. The lergest family shelter In the the history and the development
PARTNERS ALWAYS CARING county needs volunteers for lta of the Center and the wortclngs of
NEWPORT-MESA children's programs. It eapecially the badt stage areas. For mo,. SERVICES
SCHOOL FOUNDATION dealm Mora and those who can Information, cell (7141 656-ARTS, Volunteers are needed for a Crisis
The foundation I• looking for take part In activities after 8 p.m. ext. 833 Assistance Program, assisting the
volunteers to help with Tutors will wort with groups of emergency responders by
fund-raising efforts, speaking children or Individually, helping ORANGE COUNTY RONALD providing emotional first aid at
opportunities. public events and children In their academic MCDONALD HOUSE the eoene of a critical Incident No
oocaaional office work (949) problem areas. Volunteera will Sponsorship opportunities ere previous experience ne<le ... ry.
6314143. also act as a big brother or big still avellable for the Orange Information: (949) 724-7199,
slater during the summer. Jelme County Ronald McDoneld House paf1nttrulwayscarlng@cox.nttt
QASIS SENIOR CENTER Mayo, (949) 631-7213. High Tea benefit to be held on
Meele on Wheels volunteere are Oct. 30, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. The PROJECT ACCESS
needed to dis1rlbute prepared ORANGE COUNTY CHn.D benefit will be held at the Turnip Projec1 Access Is a nonprofit
dishes to homebound eenlora In ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Rose at the Grand Newport Plaza, organization that llnks resident of
the Newport Beach area. The The center needs volunteert to 1901 Newport Blvd. In Costa low-Income housing
delll/9f'Y lime la between 11 :30 worlt with high-risk famllles and MeH. For more Information call developments with beneficial
a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. The center children, providing weekly (714) 639-3600 social servicet usually through
also need• volunteer nurses for emollonal 1upport to famlllea, resource centers. Volunteers are
Its eeml-monthty blood preuure Infants and first-time mothers In ORANGE COUNTY WORKS needed to tutor children, teach
tcnH1nlnga. The center offere this their homes. The center 11 alldng Participate In life ma~ent crafts and computer skills at the
service between 9 and 11 a.m. the for a three.hour weejdy and emptoyment training
first and third Tuesdays of the commitment. (714) 543-4333. worbhopa as• succeu coach to S.. INVOLVED, P11e A16
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Saturday, November 22, 2003 Al&
MAGIC FOREST
CHRISTMAS TREES
Back for the 19th Straight year!
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dhBEST
•SERVICE
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Sam · 9pm
Dec. 3
till
Christmas
dh FLOCKING
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PROOFING
-NO LIMITS
Celebrate Thanksgiving
at the
Hyatt Regency Irvine
Champagne Brunch
Thursday, November 27th
11 :00 am -3:00 pm
Traditional Breakfast Favorites
Belgium Waffles • Omelets Made to Order
Fresh Seafood Bar
Carved Roasted Tom Turkey
Country Glazed Ham • Prime Rib of Beef
Assorted Desserts & Pastries
Children's Buffet and Much Morel
Live Entertainment
Complimentary Self Parking
Adults $39
Children 12 & under $ 18
Children Under 5 eat for Free
For Reservations, Please Call:
949-975-1234
Special Holiday Rate
$89 + tax per night
11/27 /03 through 1/4/04 (Basu/ on availability)
Ask ttbout °"' spu:iAJ pacluigcs
•
17900 amboree Road -Irvine
Alt ~. NcMnUt 22. 2003
Wonderful French r>istro Cuisine
Prix Fixe Menu ~ Courses for $18
& A La Carte Menu "2' Newport ~I Newport &ach (1+9) 67'-6990 e 6:-iopm Tue.-Sun
Villt Ow Open Houeee:
Satufday, December 13. 2003
Sunday, January 11, 2004
Call for men lnbmation.
INVOLVED
Continued from Al 5
v8riou1 oent.ra. Ptul Shapiro,
(948) 253-3120 ext 229.
PROJECT CUDDLE Protect Cuddle II 1 COltl MeN-baaed nonprofit
orgll'Nutlon ht tnMta the needa
of gh1a and women fldng
unplanned pregoanciet. In
addition to offfct help and
12-hour hotllM thiftt once•
month. volunteers are needed for
an auxiliary group and
fund-ntlslng commltteel and to
help distribute lddcers to etop
bablM from being abandoned In
trash bln1. Service groupe of all
kinds -momta groups. c:hurd\et,
students, men and women'•
clubl, and compel"IY"lpONOred
sport's teams -are wanted for
creative fund-raising projects.
The organization alto need9
donated gift Items for mothers
end babl ... lnform.Uon: (714)
432-9681,
http;/lwww.pro}ectcuddle.orp.
PROJECT TOGETlfER
Project Together seeka adult
volunteers to establish a trusting,
one-to-one reletlonshlp wtth
c:hlldren stressed from femlly
problems 1nd abu ... This
component of the Orange County
Helhh Clre Agenoy'• Children'•
Mental Health Servlc:ea offers
training ind supervl1ion for the
program. Many of the c:hlldren
ire economically deprived,
victims of neglect or both. (714)
850-8444.
READ/ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteer literacy tutora are
needed to help CIUtl a more
literate community with n<H:Ost
tutoring for adulta In reeding and
writing, one-on~ne or In small
groopa. The adult literacy
program .. rves the Orange
County Public Ubrary system.
lessons are Individualized and
confidential. Training la provided
and required. Information: (714)
!5e&0070, ~.tNdoc.QIV.
READINGBYt
The mentor l'Mding program
... votuntMra to read to
students In ~rten th~
the third grlde. eo.tll MIN
lc:hoola f'*9d Mlp for students In
reading, writing and Englllh.
Mentor..-Ons may be
ICh«tuled from 8:30 to 11~ 1.m.
and ~I from 3 to 8p.m.,
Mondr( through~. Pomona
El«n.m.ry School, (949)
515-e980: Whlttt.r Elementary
'School, (Me) 61M898;Wileon
Elementary Sc:hool, (949)
615-6996; end New Shalimar
Leaming c.nter, (949} 846-0396.
SALVATION AIW'f
Of ORANGE COUNTY
Group or famlly volunteers are
need*' to edopt a family,
apon90r an angel tree, hold •
e1nned food Of toy drfve, or mah
1 special gift or donation direc:dy
to the Salvation Army. (714)
832-7100.
SALVATION ARMY
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Individual, buelnea end service
club'volunteers are needed for
the holiday Maaon In the •
dlatributlon of food and toys at
the Christmas Warehouse and
Red Kettle. Information: (714)
832-7100.
SAVE OUR YOUTH
The Westside Coate Mesa vouth
organization 11 looldng for
volunteer• to hetp create a
positive alternative for people 12
to 23. Volunteers are needed to
help In area such 11 boxing,
sports, health, fltneu, aerobics
and academic tutoring. (949)
548-3265.
SERVICE CORPS OF
RETIRED EXECUTMS
Join other buslneu professionals
to help small bualnessea succeed
by leading semlnara end
coaching entrepreneurs online.
'The corpa 11 a nonprofit
c:hantable organization
composed of 11 ,600 volunteer
buslnesa mentors, both working
and retired, who counsel
buslnes1N from nearly 400
offices throughout the country.
C.11 (714) 650-7369, and ask for
membership.
SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED
Serve 11 a guide for homeless
families by helping them set
goal• and maintain a basic
budget Bilingual 11dlls needed.
Orientation and training
provided. Theresa Rowe, (949)
767-1456.
SENOlt MEALS
N«J SEMCES INC.
Volun1Mrl .,. needed to dell
mMla to homebound senior
cftlzens rMldlng In Coate Meta ,
who are not able to prepere their 1 own meela end do not have ....
anyone to prepare meal1 for :
them. Volunteers are aeked to 1 donate at least one hour per~
for • six-month period. Subctttuii,
drivers are alao needed to flll In
for regular drivert. (714) 84<MMS1f
or(714)891~ '
rt:' SENIOR MEALS AHO Ilb SERYICES INC. . ~ .
Senior Meals and Services Inc. , ~
will holt lt1 annual h~llday •. , ,
celebretlon, which bnngs holld•Y,
festMtlea to its homebound 1''1
seniors, on Dec. 6. The ewnt .,a
lncludfl a complete holiday
dinner, Christmas carols, gift ._
giveaways end a visit from Senta
Claut. Gift donations are being ,. ..
requested to make this day a ;
successful adond apecial one. , ,
Suggested nations are •
stationery, cosmetics, toiletries, _
sllppera and gift certificates.
Information: (714) 891-0804.
,. ' SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED
Serving People In Need, also
know 11 SPIN, 11 looklng for .._
voluntffrl to help prepare 18dt
meals for the homeless, ....
assemble hygiene kits, distrlbu(• •;
meal• end pict up food for
preparation. SPIN provides •
move-In coats for housing, case ~
management and support
services to famllies leaving
shelters. SPIN woriters also serve
as family advlaora or mentors 1 and conductl workshops on · ,
budgeting and more. Visit SPIN'•
2900 Bristol St., Suite H-106,
Costa Mesa. (714) 751-1101. .,
SHARE OUR SELVES CLINIC
The clinic, which provides
emergency services to the needy
In Orange County, Is looking for
volunteer• to deliver and pictt up
food from local restauranta and '
grocery ltores, help with medlca:J,
and dental staff, data entry, assl't ,
with food sorting and '
distribution, to help at the front
desk and aome other duties. Tut.
group alao need1 translators. : ;
(949) 642-3451, ext 257. ; ;
SHERMAN LIBRARY
Ii GARDENS
You could auist wtth the garden,
work in the gift and tea shop or
become a docent guide for
children and adults at Corona de~
Mar'• botanical garden and
historical research library.
Stefanie Kristiansen, (9491
673-2261.
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AROUND TOWN
•Send ~TOWN ltem1 to
the Dally Piiot. 330 w. Bay St,
Cotta Meu, CA 92627; by e-m•ll
to 1u1a.,,.,,a•Jatima.corn; by tu
C,2 (949164&-4170; or by ~lllng
~) 67<M298. lndude the time,
d'4te end loc.tlon of the event. 11
~I 11 • cont9Ct phone number.
I
TOOAY
Chltl ttent.'910n. owner and c:hW
•rtist et Herrington Teddy S..ra,
will Reed from hl1 ftret published
d\ildren'I bootc. •Hany and
Hannah: An American
A'.ttventure;" et 2 p.m. et the Metro
Pointe Bamee & Noble
Boobellera. lnformetlon: (714)
540-MS7, http://www.herrington
teddybears.com. ~
Fuhlon lll•nd wtU ha.t rta
ennual tree fighting ceremony et
6 p.m. The tree will be lighted at
the end of •celebrate the
Season," a eong and dance
spectacular by students from the
Orange County High Sd\ool for
the Arte.. lnfoimetlon: (949)
721-2000,
http:ltWww.•hopfll•hionis/11nd.
com.
MONDAY
~Orange County Chept9r of
Chlldhelp USA will have a
fundraiser from 4 to 9:30 p.m. for
dine In and from 10 a.m. to 9:30
p.m. for take out at the Newport
Rib Company, 2196 Harbor Blvd .•
c&ta Mesa. The Newport Rib
Company will donate 20% of ead'l
bill to Chlldhelp USA.
Atservations: Nancy Whitlodc,
(9491548-4228.
WEDNESDAY
Th• CotU Mesa s.n1or Center
will be celebrating Thanksgiving
Wfth a home--cooked meal. The
event is sponsored by Surat
Singh of Angel'• Auto Spa. The
C?st for the event 11 $2 per
~n. The cost to become a ~ember of the center Is $18.
lnfonnatlon: (949) 645-2356.
FltlOAV
There will be• d~
Thanksglving sale at the Orange
County Market Place from 7 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Admission will be tree. There will be an artisans'
and crafter•' comer, photos with
$41nta Claus and seasonal
ehtenalnmant.
NOV.29
The Orange County Colony of
Mayflower Descendants will have
Its annual Compact Day
luncheon at 10:30 e.m. at the
l;ioliday Inn 3131 South Brirtol,
~Mesa. Anyone who ia
fMc;ended from one of the 26
Gown heada of families can join.
la:formation: (949) 548-6871,
~..WWW.ocmayflower.org.
MOV.30 U.. Orange County Ch.pt9r of
~Swedish Women'•
~cational Asen.will have its
.nnual Swadi1h Christmas event.
wbld'l promotee Swedish
JJfditions at 11 a.m. in the Co~
~Neighborhood community
o.nter, 1845 Park Ave. The cost
I be $2 for d'lildran younger
ttten 15 and $5 for adults and
ci1der teenagers. lnfonnation:
(f'9) 786-2734,
~:l..WWW.chaptars
..-ea.org/orangacounty.
ft.lei a;.;tt. eo..t Plaza wm h11Ve tts
21 It 1nnual Tree-llghtlog
Cerwnonv ate p.m. et TOWl'I
Center Plrtc. ediecent to the
w..tin South Coat Pfeza. The
90-foot whit. fir wfll be adorned
by 16,000 llvhts. The cetwnony
wfll fNture the AJI Ameriean 8oV1
Chorus and en eppe1r11nce by
honot1ry emcee. Jennifer Voit
from KT\.A-lV.
A i'M9dnt fn 1UPPOt1 of
Democnitic pretldentfal
cendldete Wetley K. Cleft wut be
held et 1 p.m. et the Harp Inn, 130
E. 17th St, Com M ....
Volunteere will 1h1,. lnfonn.tion
end Ctart't po<ione on key
1 .. uee. Information:
Info OvoluntHrtdorclarlc.com,
http:l..WWW.mHtup.com.
OEC.3
The AntJ.SAT movement will
hold• meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. In
the ASB room at Corona del Mar
High School. There will be guest
1peaker1, en open forum for
comments and questions, and an
outline for implementing
educational refonn. Studentl,
parents, and taad\el"I are
welcome to attend. Information:
Amanda Rubenstein, (949)
719-1756.
DEC.4
The Onnge County Chept9r of
ChUdhelp USA will have a holiday
boutique and luncheon et 10 a.m.
In the Hyatt Regency, 17900
Jamboree Blvd., Irvine. For
reservations contact Nancy
Whltlodc at (949) 548-4228.
The Chudr Jones Oelt.ry In the
Atrium Court of Fashion Island
will present an exhibition of art of
the animated film "Or. Seuss'
How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
with voice actress June Foray and
animation producer and director
Phil Roman. The exhibition will
be from 5 to 8:30 p.m. The gallery
la at 401 Newpor1 Center Drive.
lnfonnation: (949) 759-0758,
http:l..WWW.chuckfonea.com.
The Orange County Coelltlon for
Youth will host •Lat Your Voice Be
Heard" from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Co~ Mesa Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Park,
Costa Mesa. The event 11 to let
youth voice their concem1, talk
ebout issues and to influence
policy ded5ions. Information:
rle@edd.ca.gov.
OEC.6
The Cotta M ... Men'• ctub will
sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Oevelopmenul Center et the
Costa Mesa Golf & CountJY Club.
The entrance fee will be $70
today and $135 for both days.
Information: (9491845-2886,(949)
903-9090
Waldorf School win preeent lb
Winter Festival from 3 to 6 p.m. at
2350 Canyon Drive. There will be
1aasonal craft making, music,
theater and intematlonal food.
There will be a nominal charge at
the gate. Information: (949)
674-7734.
Th• AnsiMta• Preyer BtNldalt
will be after the 8:30 a.m. mass at
Our Lady Queen of Angeles, 2046
Mar Vi1ta Drive. The prayer
breakfast will feature guest
1peakar Madeline Tucci Tannehill,
founder of •Garv'• Place for Kids.
There will be a poinsettia plant
aale after the breakfast. The
breakfast la apon10red by the
Cau Teresa Founders Guild. The
c:oct la 1 $16 donation.
Information: 1949) 64()..0888.
n.. Cat hncMn "'-'·wit h.w.
d'lamplonshlp end hoosehotd pet
C8t lhow from 10 e.m. to 6 p.m. et
the Orange County Fair•
Expoettlon Center. The event will
feeture ltl) to 225 of the world's
ftnect pedigreed eat• wtll bt there
along with rescue cats end kitten•
looking for• home. lnform1tlon:
(858) 466-9390.
Netlonel Unf\Wltt'(a c.nw tor
Cultural and Ethnic Studies will
pretent "The Allure and
SlgnlflC6hce of Body Art from
10:30 e.m. to 12:30 p.m, et
National University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd. lnformetlon: (714) 42~,
Jzukn nu.«lu.
OEC.7
The Cat Fenden Aun. wlll h.w.
cnamplonlhip and houNhold pet
cat 1how from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Orange County Fair &
Expoaltion Canter. The event will
feature up to 225 of the world'•
fineet pedigreed cats will be there
along with reacue cats and kittan1
looking for a home. Information:
(858) 465-9390.
The Cotta M ... Men'1 ctub
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
EPISCOPAL
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........ in .. ,..,.
The R..,. Pr~ Sunyon,
Reclor
3209 V IO lido =~
7 30 om Trod1h0nol
9omCo111w1~
9om Churcn 5dlOOI
I lam Chorismolic and Wednosday Noon
l'HI \In 11 HI\'-
ST. MARK PmBmRIAN
CHURCH
"Optn Arms and Optn Minds"
Worship 9:30
spon1orthe Fairview
. Oevetopmental Tournament
benefiting Nllrvlew
Oevefopm9ntel c.nter et the
Cotta M ... Golf at Country Club.
The entrance fee wm be $75.
Information: (949) 846-2888,(949)
903-9090
The MWnth tnnual ~ lllend
Walking Holiday Home Tour wtll
be from 11 e.m. to 4 p.m. et
Balboa l1tand. Tk*ete COit $20.
lnformatJon: (949) ~.
City of Newport Bw:h 11th
annuel Winter Wonderland will
happen from 10 •.m. to 1 p.m. at
Grant Howland Park. 6th Avenue
and Ina Av1nue. There will be
over 30 tone of 1now dumped
onto the ground• for the
enfoyrMnt of the community.
There will be actlvtti81 aud'l 11
winter camlvel games along with
Santa. lnformetlon: (949)
644-3151.
DEC.10
Body DMlgn will otr. •free
18minar •nd demonstration on
the lateet technology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p.m. at 100
Newport Center Drive. The event
s •• TOWN, Pase Al8
A unt"K11t1011 of thr An1liw1 u 111m1mron
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AND SERVING Ol}/f COMMUNm·
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10 ~m · Choral Eucharist
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Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Vista Drive
Newport Stach, Ciliforrua 92660
(949)644-0200 Fax (949) 644-1349
Rn. Monsignor William P. Md..aughlin ~or
UTURGIF.S: S.nuday, 5 p.m.{Clntor), '
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WORSHIP DIRECTORY
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Newport uoter
U,iited Methodist Cbwdi
Rev. Carhleen Coots, Pa.nor
I GO I Marguerite Ave.
corner of M;irguerite and
San Joaquin Hills Rd.
(949) 6#-0745
Sam Qutrt Worship &n11a
/Oam Worship and Ch1/Jrmi
Sunday School
Youth murint ux,/tly
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Newport Harbor
Luther11n Church
(LL.C.A.)
7N Dovet' ~. NeW1)0f't lhech
TraclltlonalLutb•ran
Putor Ch1rtn Endter
Worwhlp a.Mee with
Holy Communion
Sund~ 9:18 am
(M9) Ma-sea1
MllSA VERDE
UNrTED METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Bekef', C.M.
Wo111hlp & Church School
8:30 •nd 10:00 e.m.
(714) 979-8234
Or ll•cllard beoroe lltv StePlllntt Toon SefilOr Mln1S11r VOi/in M1n1Ster
Chritt Chutth By the Sea
l.inncd M<'thodin
1~00 \1(' &I~ Rlvd .. 1'cwpon ~ach
• 4) • ... Adllk ~y !>diool
• .lO II Ill."' 'J'"""p ""'ClwldicN....., Sdieal
The llcv. Dr. Geo~ R Critp, Panor
(949J67~380S
9 WeWelcome .l, Folks One By One
Worship 10:00 A.M.
HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Dl1clpl•• of Christ)
2401 Irvin• AVI. Newport IHCll, CA
(849) 645-5781
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FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 VKJ Udo
Newport Becx:ll
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church 10 am & 5 ?fl
Sunday School I 0 am
~ Mllllngl 1 30 pn
--SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3100 Pmtic VVN Dr
Newixrt Becx:h
644-2617 or 675-4661
Church lOam
Sunday Scbool 10 am
WetMdoV ~., 30J111 t ls~ 12nocn
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DIRECTORY
Publishct Every Saturday in the
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Book for Bout Parude
Corporate & Prirn1r.
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Come shop at the oldest
flooring store in
Southern California.
Family Owned Since 1879
JOHN BLOESER
CARPET~ONE
Karastan • Lees • Mannington
Mohawk • Liz Clairborne
And Much More
TOWN
Contilued from Al 7
la preeented by M•ry o.llene, •
~ thel'IPfat. lnformltlon
tnd reg stm!OC\: (9491722-3556,
QftfitObodydeiiQn.tv.
DEC.12
Feahlon ltland Md hit 11. 7
R.cjjo will hoet • holiday toy drive
from 10 •.m. to 4 p.m. In
Bloomlngdt19'a Coortyud.
Custom..-. are encouraged to
drop off an unwrapped ntW toy
to be pltced under IN Fashion
ltl•nd Chr1ttmn tree.
lnformatJon: (949) 721·2.000.
http:lloNww.M>opf#hlonl$14ttd.
com.
TheR.na~
()ys1rophy fMnda tupport group
'Niii mMt at 7 p.m. •t Cocoa. 2760
Htrt>or Blvd., Cost. Mea
lnform•tion: (94S) 650-1212, (714)
491-MOO.
DEC.21
fahlon .... nd wtll host fta
..,,....... Menorah Lighting
Ceremony at 3 p.m. at
Bloomingdale'• Courty•rd. The
event wlll be hosted by Rabbi
Reuven Mintz of the Chabad
Jewtah Center In Newport Beach.
Information: (94S) 721·2000,
'1ttp:llwww.1hopfalhlonlsland
com.
DEC.22
The Ontnge County Mtlbt Place
will hold its Holiday Market Place
from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Or•nge County Fairgrounds.
Admlnlon will be free. There will
be artisans' •nd crafter1' comer,
photos with Santa Claus and
seasonal entertainment.
ONGOING
The Newport c.nt.r
Toastmaster's Club can help you
improve yoor public speaking
sklll• or polish your business
presentations. Memt>era come
from a variety of prof ... lonal
dltclpllnes and backgroun<h. The
group meets every Monday
morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
810 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Validated parking
Is avall•bla In the parking
structure next to 24 Hour Atneu.
Guests are welcome. For more
Information. call (9491721-5732.
The Newport Betch Pubfic
Ubnry Is holding it.I holiday food
drlvethrough Dec. 12. There will
be Share Our Selvet bins at the
library for donations of canned
goods and non-perlthablea.
Donations can be dropped off
during regular library hours: from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mond•y through
Thursday; from 9 1.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday and Saturday and from
noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Information: (949) 717-3801.
The Newport-M ... cribbtge dub
meets on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month
from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Oasis
Senior Center, 800 Marguerite
Ave. In Corona del Mar. The cost
is $2. Information: (949) 846-5293.
Pbtor Hein A&mfn leed• a Bible
study on •How to Become a
Contagious Christian" from 6 to
8:30 p.m. Wednetdays at 3n W.
Wilson St. No. 15 in Costa Meta.
All are welcome to come and
meet new friends. Information:
(949) 722-7498.
The ACLU of Orange County
meeta at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of every month at the Unitarian
UnlverNllst Church, 1259 Victoria
St in Cocta Mesa. Eedi month's
meeting will feature a different
speaker on tuuea relating to the
Bill of Right.. Information: (714)
957-6107.
M8cy•1 Jn eo. MMa lnvhM
Orange County nonprofit
organLtatlons thtt provide
teNlcet •nd programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
participation In Macy's South
Cotst P1au'a Passport In Store
fun<kllaer. Thia veer'• event will
be held on Oct. 4. To receive an
appllcatlon to partldpai., call
(714) 656-0611, •xt. 4231.
~ct. .... will be ofJw'9d
Tuetdlya end Thurtdeya from noon to 12:40 p.m. for nlri. Wetaca
tt West Newport Community c.niw. ReglttMJon •SM for one el•• uc::h wetlc or $100 for two
dtys • WMk over nine~ for
Newport Beach realdents. Others
PIY an ldditlonal SS. For more
lnformttlon, call (949) &64-3161.
Coetll Meea'• ~ DMalon
wlll e>rcvtdt • three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
tt the Baleeric Community Centar
WMkdays from 6 to 8 p.m.,
Saturday• from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
or 4 to 7 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m. PllrtlN for children.f to
12 wllt consist of lundVdlnner,
games, craftl, prizes. cake with
Ice ctHm and supervi91on by
st•ft. Pllttlff cost S260 or $300.
For more Information; call (714)
764-5158.
Ave new wt,._ wfll be MfVed on
Btvside Restaurant's tefTIC8
overlooking Newport Harbor
every Thurlday from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. The colt is $15 per person.
For m0t'9 lnformatlon, call (949)
721·1222.
A V9Mty of pttww, Nm~
•nd group swim lesson• will be
offered this summer at the
Marian BerQ9$0n Aquatic Center
at Corona def Mar High Sc::hool.
Options Include one-on-one
lnttructlon on Satur~ and a
Monday through Thurtday
program for all ages and levels.
For .... ion dates, tJmea end
costs, call (949) 644-3151, or
register In person at Newport
Beach Recreation •nd Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd.
Chlld...n, t.ena and adufta can
now register for summer
recreational boating claues
offered through Newport Beach
Recreation Services. Ctauea
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(949) 644-3161, or vis.it the
Newport Beach Recreation and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more information.
~.,and Dc:enMd locc.r
trainers with the All-England
Soocer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small group •nd
large group training. For more
Information, call (949) 395-5103.
Jewlah f1tmity S.-vlce is
aponsorlng a teen supPOrt group
for high school students that
meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5
p.m. at Tarbut V'Torah U~per
School in Costa Mesa. For
information or to register, call
(7141445-4950. Pre-registration is
required.
The Arlt Pasi--Ane ChlldnN'l"I
Book.a, at 270 E. 17th St., No. 10 In
Cotta Mesa. offers free story time
Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuetdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
information, call (949) 645-5437.
Beyalde Aestaurent In Newport
Beach offers wine tasting every
Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
for $15 per person, featuring five
new wines each week. For more
information. call (9491721-1222.
Green Systems lntematlonal
shows yoo everything that you
wanted to know about ordllda
and repottlng during a free
seminar at 2 p.m. every Saturday.
An orchid and tropical plant sale
Is held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Blrd'I St. facility.
Information: (949) 766-1211.
Dlacowr the MCreta of Cetbon
Canyon Regional Park as you
walk through grov .. of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Saturday at S.30 a.m. Parking is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
Teem Survivor, a nonprofit
organization encouraging women
who have been through cancer
treatment to exen:i,e. hosts ,
"Walk Ind Talk" at 10 a.m. the
second and fourth Friday of the
month In front of Nlt<Egodfta
store In Fashion Island. Members
meet for lunch •ft•r at Atrium
court. It la free, and •II fitness
~I•.,. welcome. For more
Information, call (949)'lt76-3888.
Newpott Community CounMlng
Tilo's European AutohaUS
and
Robin Hood Auto Brokers
Hat1e Teamed Up To Offer
You The But Senicel
Cenier~a~tolCopN
cyde (JI domeltic vlolence
throuQh the support group In
$.AF.£. Henda. S.A.f.E. ltlndt for
Miety, ~ f.ith ~
~ Thegroop~
Mondays from e:so to 8 p.m.
Frw. FOf more lntorm.tion, c.11
(94S) 721-8079.
...... lneewnth~ nlntft
grades are Invited to drop by the
city of Cocta M ... Aecrea1ion c.ni. from 2 to 6 p.m. Mondty
through Fridty for tportt and
othet 9CtMtlea. The center la tt
1860 Anaheim Ave. For more
Information, call (714) 327· 7560.
The Newport Beech YMdnt Club
meets tt the corMr of Superior
•nd Hoapit•I Road In Newport
e.ec::h at 9:16 a.m. end 7 p.m.
everyday. For more information,
call (949) 660-1332.
TM Newport 8w:t'I cab
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m. Thul"lday nights at
Superior tnd Hospital Road In
Newport Beech. For more
Information, ctll (949) 650-1332.
The Spenilti SpelklnQ Club
meett to team Spanish quldt and
easy. For more Information, call
(949) 650-1332.
The Aun. of Buslnw SerlricM
hosts • networking meeting that
deals with education connections
from 610 8:30 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of every month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St,
Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 805-0011.
·01vorce: A New Beglnn1"9," a
wortc.hop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced, la
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information,
call 644-6436.
Ft'M tows of the Onrnge County
Performing Arts Center take
guests to the dressing rooms,
performer's lounge, bacbtage
and on stage at 10'.30 a.m. every
Wednesday and Saturday at 600
Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa.
Group tours can be held by
special arrangement. For more
information, call (714) 556-ART'S.
ext. 833.
The Newport S.ach Newcom..-.
Club holds a general meeting on
the third Wednesday of every
month. The organization Is open
to all women resident.a in
Newport Beach who have lived in
the area fewer than five years. For
more information, call (949)
645-9922, or visit http.:llwww.
newcomer•newportbeach.orp.
Oaala Senior c.nt9r holds a
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Bntekfast incfudes
pancakea, sauNge, coffee and
orange juice for $3, $1 for
d'lildren. The center is at 800
Merguerlte, Corona del Mar. For
more Information, call (949)
644-3244.
Yoga and lhythm,
·vogarflythmics" combine. yoga.
dance and fun. The class is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays
at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East,
Suite 111, Costa Meaa. For more
information, call (714) 754-7399.
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum offara the exhibit •Joe
Duncan Gleason: Rediscovering
California's Marine Art Master;
through Sept 30. The museum is
at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Free admission.
For more Information, call (94S)
673·7863.
llrt*faftti couplee with one
Jewish partner are invited to
participate In a dlscuaslon group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County office. Call to
lchedule date and time. The
office la at 260 E. S.ker St., Suite
G, Costa Mesa. (714) 446-4950.
Women 50 and older C9n join •
diacuulon group coordinated by
Jewish Family S,rvices to
t;ddresa luuea auc::h aa anxiety,
depreulon, relationships,
lo'l91inea •nd ftmlly. The group
meeta from 10to 11:30 •.m.
The .... lnttlM9~he
computer claqes to people wfft
fading vision who hevt di
see1ng the computer sc:reen.
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
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....ions. Call to algn up for
clasae•. (714) 82Hi000.
A apWtual catw C-. meet9 et
7:16 p.m. Wedneadays tt 3400 •
lrvlne Ave., Suite 114, Newpor1
Betdi. C.11 to reserve a seat. (se>
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The Coatt Meaa Chamber of
Commerce hosts networking
luncheon meetings Wednea
from 11 :46 1.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost Is $14. The club ls et 1701
Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
(714) 885-9090.
A brain tumor support group •
meet. the flm and third
Thursdays of each month from 1
to 8:30 p.m. at tha Hoag Cance
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. me.
Registration not required. The ...
group Is designed to help
patients and their families
understand and cope with the
illness. (949) 574-6232.
St. Anchw'a Presbyterhln Chu
hosts a mental Illness support
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sundays in Dlerenfield Hall Ca
600 St Andrews Road, Newpo
Beach. (949) 574-2236. ·
The Jewish f1tmlty Sel'vlce of
Orange County sponsors a
discussion group for adult
children and their parents from e
to 7 p.m. two Tuesdays a month-
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E. Baker St., Suite <i
Costa Mesa. $10 per person. pet'
seulon. Preregistration required..
(714) 445-4950.
The Jewlah f1tmlly Service of
Orange County has a weekly
parenting support group.
Parents learn strategies for
successful parenting and for
dealing with the feelings and •
behavior of their children. The •
group meets from 10to 11:30
a.m. Mondays at the Jewish
Family Service office at 250 E.
Baker St., Suite G, Costa Meaa
The group will cover managlnt
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children e>eperience.
Preregistration required. (714)
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The Coate MeN Senior Centw
has ballroom dancing with live •
music from the Costa Meaa
Music Makers from 7:30 to 10:39
p.m. every Tu~ay night at 896:
W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4. t94J)
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County sponsors an ongoing
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chronically Ill. The purpose la tq
provide participant. with
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Beker St., Costa MNa.
Attendance It free, but
registration It required. (714)
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The Coin and si.mp C1ub ~
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buying and telling stamps end
coins are being sought to join
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,, 1·,,. """' "'*""' us to qull/y /for
th1 ,,.,. mMI} ...
.... ,..., Nlwport Hlrbor Pts.
Ct'OSI counlry c:oec:h
CdM swept in final
Sea Kings are no
match fot top-seeded
Bishop Montgomery
in CIF Division III-A
ln a ~21, 25-!17, 28·26
win ln the DMalon W·A
ftnal Friday nlgbt at Cy·
pell CoUege.
The top-teeded
Xnighi. (24·8) capital·
!zed on tbeii thW match •
rage:
CdM bu ft.ve playm &-
foot or taller wblle the
Knights' tallest two mesn·
hen are both 5-11.
"We aren't a sttont and
championship.
Bryce Alderton
DaitjPilot
~ -In thil seuon'a
CIF Southern Section Dlvislon m-A glrU voDeyball playof!'I. Co-
rona dd Mai' High has known
nothing other than two words:
three games.
The Sea IClngt were the victors
the ant three times but Bishop
Mon&womery ~ the roles
poJ.nt Jn a bd·and·forth third
game to wJn their second con·
leCUtive Dtvtlion m-A crown.
CdM (21 ·9), the No. 2 seed.
hid one pine point at 25-24 In
Game 3 and bad ita blgest lead
at 18-14 befoni the Knights came
back.
"We played a C·plus game:
CdM Coach em Q>dsdansen
aaid. "We came out timid and
didn't swing hant.. We didn't tab
advantage of our height advan·
HAClBNO\ HBIGffl'S -With the No. l seed gomg 8p1nst an at-latge team. it wu expected
co be one-ikled. But Newport Harbor Hlgb dldn't
enter the OF Southern Sec:tton Divlllon VI play-
offs expecting to be one-sided themleJves.
The SaJJon ttMlelved an outstanding perfotm·
ance from their defense, but the offense dJdn't
support the effort as visiting Newport Harbor'&
bld to upset top-ranked Los AltOI wmt down,
28-0, in the first round.
The Conquerors (11-0)
took 8D early lead with
SCOREBOARD two touchdowns in the
flnt three minutes and
won their 17th straight
game by preventing any
hope ot a comeback on
the part of Harbor;
which 6nlahes the aea·
CIF Dlv,./on VI son 7-4.
First round The Sailors were trying
Newport o to upstage 'tbe defending
Los Altos 28 Division VI champions,
who had appeared ln
OF dtle games In each
of the last four seasons, winning three times. But
Randall Brown mumed the opening kickoff 89
yards for a touchdown and then added a second
score, on a 24-yard pass Crom Daniel Sandello,
gtvlng the Conquerors a 14-0 lead wfth 9:11 re-.
malning in the first quarter.
overpowering team th1i
year.• Bishop Mo~mery
Coach Khn Wllleman. In her 15tb
year at the program; heb:n. said.
•aut this wu not our best match
tonight."
senJor Mackenzie Conover,
one of CdM'1 captalns, tallied
two kills and concumd wtth
Ouistlansen's assessment
"We were all m:fted to play the
match. I didn't feel any prellSW'e,"
Sitwdly, ""*""" 22, 2003 11
Corona del Mar's
Lauren Snell (2)
and Lindsey Smith
(6) go up tor a
block ~ a soft
return~ Bishop
Montgomery's
Brown's kickoff return came alter the Initial.
kick went out of bounds. Los Altos. which could
have taU11 the ball at the 35-yard line forced the
Sailors to kick agaJn and the reason was eYident
a few seconds later.
•We were supposed to kick ft to the left and we
kicked it down the middle,• Newport Harbor
Coach Jeff Brinkley said. "We had everyone going
down the left and then returned it Id\. We
mJsaed some tackles and then he ahowed great
speed and he wu gone.• Mer the SailOrs failed
to pick up a flrlt down on their inldal ~on,
MAAt( C. DUSTIN I DAILY Pl.OT
Newport Harbor's Spencer link (3) eludes the diving tackle attempt of Los Altos' Daniel Drayton in Friday niatifs CIF Division VI first-round game.
'Iiu Alo returned a pWlt 24 yards, giving Los Al-
tos prime fteld position. whJch Brown cashed in
on a acreen pass. •
Loa Altos upped tta lead early ln the second
quarter after an Alo interception. whJch be re-
turned 55 ~to the Sallors' 4-yard line. Brown
scored on the ensuing play. nmnJng off tackle.
"We pme them the touclldown on the Jcick off
mum and then they basically got a touchdown
on the Interception. We buically pve them 14
points. We should have gone into halftime 0-0 or
7-0," Brinlcley said.
Th,e Sailors' atrong defensive etf ort was led by
senior tackle Austin Nieto and junior end Saa.ml
Khallftan. Nieto wu in on a number of plays, in·
dudJng blocking a pair of covmion klc.b. t:ha.U·
' SM NEWPORT, Paa• M
uren Miller
Despite tendinitis in her khee. Newport Harbor senior
outside hitter has responded in h\lle way for the Sailors .
...-Mira co«a tOcilY at 4:SO p.m.
'II Onlilli Colete-·1m at about~ t
iidl ~ but lt'I not lib 1 can't play
...... cl It. lt't IOtenelt, but lt'a nOt
... to biotber me."
BICkln ~the .a-fn her knee Mnn\ the oilly p.m she wa
~ Whlle lm tnendf end
tellnlnlm pllyid In a tournament In HaWd.
Mlllr Wliidwd. 1he Wein'~ .. a.le up al...,....._.,.._ allblai. wbi> IDlilell a ---=tMl-.1Dbelbllrbml. .. .. ... .
.. tD bl ..... ~ but thi plln
blldbirbd. ............ ..., In your..-.,.·
Miiii' llld. "But I bad to lit out for two
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~n opener
prowd, well,
polntlea
But the ab-
sence of sopho-
more c.a1 trans-
fer J;idde Lord,
~ed by a strained quadri-
muscle that Coach Mark
termed a complication m b>ee surgery she wtder-
while at Brea Olinda High.
be too shnple a scapegoat
e ..Ahteaters' disappointing
Among Coach Mark Adama'
concerns:
"We d.ld.n't get our offense. go-
" evidenced by ill-advised
t lelectfoo that produced Just ~ fteld-goal shooting (23 of 59)
.and left the hosts (0-1) with 22
~t pounded on the
't>oar<b, • said Adams, who saw
~e taDeat team In hJs sewn-sea-
n tenure lose the rebounding
ttle.,46--33, including 18 offen-
ve bQa.rds for the Big Sky Con-
ml<:e's F.agles (1..0).
•fl1le Eagles'} offense was
l<:liddng lprimarfly in the second
I
halt! ,,but we
weaboUldn' ~Ulill added. •
The Eatlee. pauing WlNMl!ibly ma expeditioUJv. produced i•
ottheir 17 second-half field goals
tns1de • feet. lncludfn& ~lgbt
layups, to sbopt '56.7'fi me flna1
20 minutes IU)d ~ away ln a
pme that feapeo five ties and
13 lead cban8!i& H
~~on. which
matched uo~ 11-12 record last
leUOl'l but spl(t hs two exhlbidon
games. 91 a loss to DM-&lon II Cen Wuh.lngton Nov.
14, bad 10 t-break points to
the Eaters' nq.r_ie. had twice as
many secood-dianc::e points (18)
and 21 points off turnovers, to
UCI's 13.
Kathleen Nygaard, a 6-2 senior
center, paced (he visltors with 22
points and 14 rebounds. lnclud·
log seven o1fdnsive, while three
other EagSes scored in double fig-
ures. This despite Coach Wendy
Schuller m'ttling after the game
they played without thm pro-
jected starting point guard, fresh-
man Emily BQscacd, who has a
fractured fool 1
•Kat NyWd is, l believe, the
best post p}a~r in the Big Sky
CA>nferen~ aqd one of the best
on the ~t Cbast." Schuller said
of the retw'nlng first-team all-
conference performer. "She had
just three shots land six points! &t
hairume. I told our kids we had
to go inside to our bread and
butter:" .~
UO's lea~ reTUii"ler, 6..0 sen-
ior forward 9Jrisd.na CalJaway,
helped the h~ts stay within 36-
35 with 10 fitst-half polnts. But
she played only nine seoond-half
minutes, foul~ out with 6:02 left.
and finished with just two re-
ticMiDdl to BO wt th .bcir 14. polnta.
fAulen \'adOn. & 8-3 IO~
JDOl9 who hid been beaten out •
of bet ~ poe.lilon during
the p~. scond 14 points
to match eau.way for team·hlsh
bonori. Yadon, who made 7 ot 10
fteld·goal tries (the remaining
Anteaters made just 16 of 49 for
32.7'fi) abo bad a team-high
&eVen reboun~ In 23 minutes.
She even lm~ her coach
with some Improved defeostve
footWort.
"Lauren gave us a spade. o11'en·
s:lvely, and she dJd a little better
on defense, which bu been her
Achilles' bed, .. Adams said.
Junior guard Courtney Fergu-
son had both UCI three--pointm
and sank aD four foul lhots for
her 10 points, while aenJor team-m&\e Kristen Green had sfx
points, seven assl.st.s and three
steals. Ferguson, who Inherited
much of the ball-handling
chores, bad six tumCM!l"L .
ua freahman Shayna Stanley.
who started at the point in place
of Lord (as well as frabman
Megan Aller who susta.i.ned her
second tom AO. the flrst week of
practice) bad six points, but was
l of 8 from the 8eJd and had four
turnovers in her collegiate debut.
~
e. w.tdl1gton 11. ua.., e.-.n ~. NygMrd n
P9g9 2. Moore a. Boundl 13, J•mteon
6, Ulmer 14, Chedd 10, CNllrM 7.
3-p. QOall • UlrMr 3, Boundl 1,
Chadd 1.
Fouled out • Moore.
Technical• • Nooe.
UC 1Mne • Callaway 14, Blggina 4,
Ferguaon 10, Green e. St.tnley e.
~don 14, Urtien 6, U1her 4, Ned 2,
Ouda2.
~ goele -fefuueon 2
Fouled out -Caffaw1y.
Tec:hricale • None.
f MEN'S BASKETBALL
!Anteaters sign two big men
tf C Irvine, with three ~eniors on front line,
begin replenishing
for 2004-05 season.
Barry Faulkner
Darty Pilot
UC Irvine men's basketball,
with three seniors among Its top
four big men this season, solidi-
fied plans to restock its front line
as two ptayers
signed nadonaJ
leoers of intent
to join the pro-
gram next sea-
son, the school
announced Fri-
day.
Darren Fells, a 6-foot-7, 240-
pound senior forward at Fuller·
ton High, and Adam Metelsld, a
6-10, 270-pound center in his
sophomore season at Grayson
County College in Denison,
Thxas. took advantage or the
early signing period to commit
to c.oach P'at Dou~· Ant-
eaters.
Fells averaged 13.l points and
7. I rebounds for the lndians as a
junior, helping them finish 22-6
and advan~ to the second gap in our program next season,
round of the OP Southern Sec-considering three of our four
don DM.ston ll-A playoffs. seniors this year are front-line
He earned second·team All-players: Douglass said. "Adam,
ClF Division 11-A recognition and being a third-year player next
was firsHeam All-Freeway season, will have more game ex-
League. He was also the MVP or perlence coming lo, but Darren
tournaments In HawaJj and FuJ-will also get consideration for
lerton. playlng time.
A highly regarded tight end, "Both are mature kids and
Fells leads the Fullerton football wtde-bodJed players who can
team with 26 catches for 483 help us inside. Adam is a true
yards (an 18.6-yard average) and post player and Darren ls an in-
elght touchdowns thls {all. head-side-out player. We felt an im·
ing into Friday's first-round CIF mediate need to recruit inside
Dtyision IX playoff contest with players and I am excited to sign
Pomona. Pelis helped the lndi-these two players who can male
ans forge a 9-1 regular-season re-an instant Impact next season."
cord and earn a share of the Fells and Metetskl wtD try to
Freeway League trl-champlon-lessen the impact of the loss of
ship. seniors Adam Parada, a 7-0, two-
Metelski, a native of Poland, time second-team All-Big Weat
reportedly averaged 18 points Conference performer, Stanlslav
and eight rebounds last season. , Zuz.ak, a 6-1 J senior forward, and
ln six games through Thursday, Man Okoro, a 6-7 senJor forward,
he was averaging 13. l points and in addition to the newcomers.
6.7 rebound thJs season. Greg Ethington, a 6-8 junior this
As a freshman out of lgnacy season, and Jim Paullin, a 7 -1
Jan PademYSki High ln Poland, freshman from Washington ~
he was first-team AD-North Texas Ing redshirted th.ls season, will
Junior College Athletic Confer-be counted on 10 complement
ence. He was also named the the solid backcourt trio of Jeff
best center in the 2002 and 2003 Gloger, Mike fievberha and Ross
Polish Shootouts. Schraeder. who are all sopbo-
"Both of these players will fill a mores this season.
Cool second half dooms Vanguard
After bittlng half of its 10
'first-half three·pofnt anempts
and 14 of its 15 free throws to
Forge a 39.39 In-
termission tie,
visiting Van
guard Univer-
sity cooled off
ln the second
half of a 78-73
nonconference
men's basketball loss at Po·
mona-Pitur Friday nlghl.
The Uona were just 3 of l"f
from beyond the arc •(l 7 .64J(i) NotlCClflfwefice
and 8 of 27 from the field PomON-Phnr n Vangu•rd n
(29.64Jlt) after halftJme, while the V.ngullrd ·Kim 1&, ~rmely 19,
hosts netted 13 of 29 Oeld -goal • D•tafu 12. McGee 9, Watton a.
tri aft ,.,. b .... Incl din 5 Pierson 7. Ra.borough 7, 8urneu 1. es er 41e re-. u g 3-pt. goalt -Kim 3, Wormely 2,
pf9 from three-point range. Ple110n 1,.McGH l , W1taon 1.
Brian Kim paced Vanguard Fo\llect out · None.
with 15 points whUe Horact Technlcel1 ·None. ' Pomona-Pltnr ·Erler t•. Wormely (13), and Kevin Dalafu Norman-Ten11noe 13, LloVd 10,
(12) also scored ln double 6g-Wezler·Beron 11, Tumer8, KnowlM
ures for the vlsllors, who fell to 8, Hollo 7, Fehey 5, Fftedman 2.
3-2. 3-pt. goal• ·Turner 2, KnoWI• 2,
M-..a. B I led , h •· l Norman·Ttm~ 2, Erler 2, Lloyd 1.
tu-. r er aour os... n Fout.ct out -None.
doubJe ~with 14 point.I. Technlcel•. None.
.. s.tl.wdaY. NoYembet 22, 2003.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Sailors meet
longti~e .rival
for CIF title
Newport Harbor and
Manhattan
Beach-based Mira
Costa play for sixth
time in CIF finals.
8?,ce Alderton
OaUyPilot
"She is tbdr heartbeat. but there
ate • Joe of tall, talented Wt
around her.•
· The SaOors took the Mustanp
to the maximum three games be-
fore lo&lng twtce during last sum-
mer's Ann JCa.ng lnvfWional.
Newport tenfor letter and out·
side hitter Alyson Jennings bad
13 kills In each of the two match-
es apinst Mira C.osta ln the tour-
~ 1Wo girls volleyball power-nament. But Glenn aa.ld much
houses will be on display when has changed since then.
Mira C.osta HJgh and Newport 'We've got some dUfereot ~
Harbor battle for the OP pie at outslde hitter like Lauren
Southem Section DMslon U·M Miller, who~ afantaStic match
cl:wnplonshlp at 4:30 p.m. today (Tuesday night),· Glenn said.
at Cypress CoDege. Miller, a leD.lor, taD.led a team-
Thp·seeded high 16 k1lll and added four llel'V-
Mlra Costa Ice aces ln the Sallorl' f!\ie-game
(30-3) and New-victory over F.dison ln tbe letlli-
port Halbor tlna.la.
fi4·5), the No. 2 •Emily Turner (IJ .kills agaJnst
seed, meet for P.dison) played in the back row
the stxlh time ln Lin the Ann Kang lnvttationaJJ,
a section final, but we have moved her up
further1.ng a long-standing rt· front: Glerul said. •JCDey Hall
valry. The Sailora haw won three has improved ln the rnJddle and
or the five previous tlnals. our setting bas Improved. Our
"(Mira Costa) has been a long-ball control has gotten a lot bet-
distance rival for many years and ter. •
is a good t~ to measure your The Sailors have seasoned
team against." said Newport them.s.ca1119 with a schedule this
Coach Dan Glenn, In hts 18th year th'lnias Included Mater De~
season guiding the Sailors. "The going for its third straight OF Of.
kids are exdted and know lt Is a vision ll·A title, Arch Bishop Mit·
real good opponent." • ty and St. Prands of Mountain
Oppoted to prevtous years, View, the three-time defending
Glenn saJd this year's Must:anp state champion.
a.re taller, but might not be as "There are g1a.ring things you
sbatp with ball control, an area see when an opponent ls better
he said the Sailors have lm· than you that you can fix and the
proved ln. kids Wlderscand that.• Glenn
"They have one fantasdc saJd. "We'll see what happens.
three-year starter (outside bitter There are two really good t.eama
Sydney Donahue)," Glenn said, with great traditions."
fl.E PHOTO I DM.Y PILOT
Newport Harbor's Alyson Jennings wiU lead the Sailors a~ainst
Mira Costa today tn the CIF OMslon UM finals at Cypress College. ·
WOMEN'S VOLL.EYBALL
'Eaters sweep Highlanders
Wing's hitting,
blocking lead UC
Irvine to victory; Big
West finale is tonight
against Fullerton.
The UC Irvine wo~en·a volley-
ball team, led by outside hitter
Kelly Wing's 16 k1lla and c.a.reer-
,blgh .394 bitting pertentage,
~ Vilttlng
UC Rivenide,
30-1 s. » 23,
30·24, Friday
r\Jght lri BJg
Welt Confer-
ence action at
Crawford Court.
The Anteaters lmpnmd to
20·9, 11·6 In the ~ WeSt and
WW conclude their rell,&lat tea·
eon at 7 )>Jn. tonight igalnst
Visldna Cal State Fullerton.
Bloddng WU the Uy for
Coach Charlie Brande~ aquad.
which to~ 11 whfle ur: .,....
aide had only two.
Opposite Dana Kunbard,
middle blocker Sarni Ca.sh and
Wmg each had four block &sslsts
and a solo block to lead the Ant-
eaters..
1Curzbard · and outsfde hitter
Ttrbrie Tlylor added 10 kills
apf~ for UCI, Whlle libero
Brenda Watennan led aJJ players
with 15 dJgs. Asblle Hain bad 43
set assJsta for the UO.
UC RMralde (9-19, 4-12) wu
led .,., mkSdle blocker Rosanna
Parizek and outside hlttec Jamie
OeKJewfet, both or wtiom regis-
tered 14 kWI.
SPOR'l'S
P.HOTOS BY STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT
Corona ael Mar's Lauren Snell (2) and Lindsey Ensign prepare to return a Bishop Montgomery serve in the CIF Division 11~ finals. ·
CdM
Continued from B 1
Conover said. •it took awhile for
us to show up. We needed to
swing harder.•
CdM, playing Its ftrst aection
final since 1997, twice led by one
point in the first game. The Sea
Kings' next lead came at 6-5 In
the third game after aenJor mid-
dle blocker Victoria Rice tallied
two blocks in succession. the lat-
ter counting for the point.
Junior middle blocker Undsey
Ensign and outside bitter Jordan
SmJth then began to heat up. En-
sign slammed eight ofber 10 kills
in the third .game. while Smith
amassed six of her ll tµl1 in that
aamespan.
CdM~ aowd, which matched
and occaslonally bested Bishop
Montgomery'a followlng in
cheering volume, erupted after
an F.osign kill gave the Sea Kings
a 14-11 lead. Junior Breanne Og-
den sprawted on the Ooor for the
dig to keep possession prior to
f.nsign'a kill
"1bat was · cool because our
school has strugled with spirit.
ao lt was ·good to haw a big
aowd cheer for us,• Conover
said.
The Knlgtu:s, though. kept
Cd.M's fans subdued for much of
the first two games, riding the
shoulders of sophomore outside
bitter Ashley Ferrell, who talUed a
pme-blgb 17 kills.
Ferrell was aided in the middle
by four stuff blocb from fresh-
man setter Kelly Ouisdan. two
on consecut:lw points to glw the
Knights a 24-17 advantage ln the
eecond game.
"We had a scouting report on
(Ferrell), but she had an awe-
some game off the b1ocb." Co-
nover said.
SmJth tallied 16 dip while En-slsn bad 10 di&9 and three blocb
to go with 31 aWt.s t'rom senior
setter Ashley Qill. Rice and Lau-
nm Snell (two kllls and one serv-
ice ace} each had one block. Jun·
lor outside hitter Britta Nlelsen
bad three lcflls while senior out-
side hitter Valery Westhart added
one kill
"'The match could haw gone
either way in that third gatne, •
Nielsen said. "I was surprised it
went three games. We were
equally u good as them, we just
Corona del Mar's Jordan Smith attempts a kill past Bishop Montgomery's Angela Anderson in Clf
Division II~ finals Friday night at Cypress College. The t~seeded Knights won in three games.
dldn't step up when we should Pairings are expected to be an-
have." nounced Sunday.
Both the Sea IClnp .and ·The next lime we play them
Knights will compete In the and I hope lt is soon. we will beat
Southern California Division m them,. Cluisdansen said. .'Ibo
regf onah of the CIF state cham-. bad the final Isn't like the World
plo~hJps beginning Tuesday. Series ~ it Is the best-or-
GIRLS TENNIS •
seven."
Bishop Montgomery. the de-
fending Division m champion,
has defeated CdM four of the last
five years in the CIF section play-
offs, but Friday was the first time
in a final.
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SPORTS Sat\l'day, NoYemOer 22, 2003 19
HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY
FU PHOTO I OM.Y Pl.OT
Corona def Mar High's Kevin Artz, left, will lead Coach Bill Sumner's boys in today's CIF finals.
Fresno on their minds
Newport-Mesa
runners will
compete today in
CIF finals with state
meet on horizon.
Steve Vlr1en
Oatly Pilot
The CIF Southern Section
cross country finals seem to
bring out the best in its com-
petitors and the meet is cer-
tainJy gaining some great en-
ergy from Newport Harbor
High girls coach Lric 'JWeir.
The Sailors are one of four
Newport-Mesa area teams
that will be competing at the
meet that wiJJ also include
Costa Mesa sophomore Jas-
min Day and Estancia junior
Alex Cahuanll.I today at Mt
San Antonio College. Day. Ca-
huantzl, Newport, the Sage
HllJ boys and the Corona del
Mar boys and girls squads are
one step away from the state
meet, and TWell is not shy
about hls team's chances for
advancing.
The first seven teams in
each division will qualify for
the state meet al Woodward
Park in Fresno Nov.30.
TOOAY
Crou country
High school boys and girts -
Newport Harbor girls, Corona
del Mar boys and girls, Sage
Hiii boys, Estancia'• Alex
Cahuantzl end Coate Mesa's
Jasmin Dey in CIF finals at Mt.
San Antonio College, 8 a.m .
·rm really expecting us to
qualify (for the state meetl, •
'JWelt said ·1 usually don't
make statements like that. I'm
usually more cautious. But
I've seen the kids. They seem
pumped up. I th.ink we're
ready.·
1\veit's runners are about as
healthy as they have been all
season, as senior Lauren Paul
has been learning lo deal with
pain in her foot. tbe Newport
coach said. ln addition, junior
Courtney Marshall, who was
lnjured earlier in the season,
has been improving each
week.
The Sailors also feature
sophomore Whitney Blue, and
three freshmen, Taylor Bry·
son, Uly Dierkes and Lauren
Maddox, who are very extjted
to compete in the CrF finals,
'JWelt said.
The Newport girls will com-
pete at 8:05 a.m. in Dtvislon II.
Corona d~ Mar Coach Bill
Sumner has also been confi·
dent about his teams. Before
the season began he booked
hotel rooms in Fresno because
he wanted to be prepared and
send a message to his runners.
There has been a bigh stand-
ard at CdM, and this years Sea
Kings plan to follow suit.
SCHEDULE
Community coll,ge men and
women -Orange Coast at
state championship at
Woodward Park In Fresno, 8
a.m .
Tenn ls
High school girls -Brittany
Holland (Corone def Marl in
CIF individual singles
The CdM girls team. cham-
pion of the Pacific Coast
League. will race at 9:05 a.m.
In Division Ill, which will also
Include Day, the Golden West
League individual champion.
The Sea Kings are led by
sophomore Annie St. Geme,
the Paclfic Coast League indi-
vidual champion, and also re-
ceive solld contributions from
freshmen Hilary May and
Outstle St. Geme, and senlors
Taryn Kawata and Sara Oaster,
along with juniors Ahlla Kat-
tan and Melissa Swigert.
Sumner's boys team will
compete al 10:05 a.m. in Divi-
sion Ill. which will also feature
Cahuantzl. Senlor Kevin Artz,
the PCL lndlvidual champion,
leads the Sea Kings. who also
include sophomores KeMy
Wong and Jack Turner and
senJol"8 J.C Turner and Bran-
don Borcoman.
The Sage HllJ boys will close
out the day's action in the DI·
vision V race at 10:45 a.m. Last
week. the Ughtnlng. cham-
pion of the Academy League,
qualified for the finals by
grabbing the 13th and final
spot. Junior MlJce Voge, sopho-
more Zach Olandy and senlor
Ouis Oliboucas are among
Sage Hill's top runners.
chemplonahlpa at Coate Mesa
Tennis Center, 11 a.m .
Volleyball
College woman -Cel State
Fulltrton at UC Irvine, 7 p.m.
High achool g1'1• -Newport
Harbor et Mira Coata In CIF
Division ll·AA flnela at
Cypreat College, 4:30 p.m.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY
OCC ready for state
Coast men and
women's teams enter
today's race after
winning Southern
California crowns.
Bryce Alderton
Dady Pilot
Both the Orange Coast CoUege
men~ and women's cro&s country
teams will be vying for st.ate
championships when runners
take to the Woodward Parle
course In Fresno
against the best
California has (0
offer today.
The C..oast
women and
men eac.h won
the Southern
c.alifomia f'e8ional and Orange
P.mpire C.Onference champion-
ships behind Art Diaz on the
men's &ide and fellow sophomore
Ava Jones for the women. Diaz
won the individual title at the
Southern California regionals in
MILLER
Continued from Bl
months and I knew It would be
for the best It definitely wasn~
fun I guess J did team about the
game from a different view. I'm
just glad that 1 had to sll for two
months and I dldn~ have 10 sh
out the whole year. In Hawaii, I
really wanted to play, but al least
I could sd.D be there..
As the season progressed and
as the Sailors won the Sea View
League championship. Miller's
knee gained more strength. She
began to rediscover her comfort
woe. Last year, Miller played as a
middle blocker mostly. yet she
has practiced and compe1ed
more as an outside runer. 'Rlis
season she was eased into the
action as she wen1 back to
outside hitter.
Also. twice a week. she goes to
work away from the Sailors.
That's when she is in physical
therapy. Miller's comeback has
also been aided by the OF
playoffs. It's time for her to step
up. She doesn't want her season
to end.
last week. Miller delivered key
contributions in three Newport
victories. 1be Daily Pilot Athlete
of the Week produced eight kills,
two aces and two blocks in a
three-game win over Villa Park an
the OF Division 11-M first round
~13.
She also helped lead the
20:50 while Jones took second
(17:53) ln the women'$ race.
OW.. along with freshman
Humberto Roju <Estancia High),
}Ole CasUia.s. David Ojeda. !twin
SaW. Kobyar Naderi and Vidal
Bartagon, helped the Coast men
set a schooJ ~rd with a team
time -0r 1:45:53 at the Southern
Calif omia regionals.
·We did a real good job having
five kids in the top 14,• John
Kool(. in his third year coaching
the OCC men and women, said.
"Art Diaz was good to begin with.
He was the state champion in the
10,000 meters and ca.nied lt over
to this year. He is really consis-
tem and steps up for big races."
'Ille men finished second at
last year'• state championship.
The ~ women are gwining
ror their thln1 state title in a row
and seventh in the last eight years.
Sophomores Jones and Sandra
Montoya lead a pack that in-
cludes Annie Garton, Ludl Valdez
(Estancia), Jennifer Sliwa and
Jane Alder.
·0ur of se\l'f'n women, three
ran the (Woodward Pad course!
Sailors to a three-game
victory over KateUa in the
second round Nov. 13 and
capped the week with lo kills
and two aces as Newport
defeated host EJ Dorado i.11
four games in the
quarterfinals Nov. 15.
Off the court, Miller also
gained success as she
finalized her decision to
commJt to Baylor University.
"The best thmg about her
has been that her best
volleyball has been at the
end of the season.· Newport
Coach Dan GJenn said. ·Shes
one of those that plays great
at the end of the year and
hopefully she continues to
do that. She was our high for
lcills and aces and she had a
huge match (Tuei.day) night:
Miller conunued to show
her determination and taJent
against Edison in the semifinals
Tuesday night. She recorded a
team-hlgh 16 kills and four aces,
including two which came when
she served for nine straight
points In the fourth game of a
five-game lhrllllng victory for the
Sailors.
"My whole thing is that I'm a
senior and I have nothing to
lose," Milla-said. •All of us
(5enlorsl. we're giving it all we
have Md we don\ want our
season to end. We have been
woddng for four years for this so
we mJgh1 ~well give it our all"
•The main dung is tha1 we are
all friends and most of us are all
last year,. Knox Aki. "We Mre
fortunate with the women we got
this year. Ludl Valdez and Annie
Garton have stepped up as new-
comen. ludJ Valdez what we
are all about. She Is our fourth
runner now and our bJgest sur-
prise..
Knox saJd the key to the suc-
cess of both teams has hinged on
~pack running..
"Ava and Sandra a.re the front-
runners on the women's side and
there is a pact or four of ftve girls
that wort well together right be-
hind them," Knox saJd. "It ls the
same thing on the guys side.
Anyone could step up on a gtveo
day.•
Knox i&ld teams lo beat on the
men's side include San Bemar-
cllno Valley and Glendale from
Southern California and Ameri-
can River. El c.amtno and River-
side, along with Hartnell, figure
to vie for the state title In the
women's race, which covers 3.1
miles. The men run four miles.
"The ldds are healthy, vecy ex-
cited and anxious at the same
lime," Knox said.
seniors; It's our last chance to do
what we want to do: Miller
continued. •tt makes us work:
hard. We all want it. There's not
one person who wants It more
than the other. We all want It just
as bad."
While Miller has had the
desire, she has been able to
forget about the pain in her Jenee.
It's there but when Mira c:osta
comes to play, Miller will too.
•it's hard for her to go
fuD-tbrottle all the time. bur she
ldnd of saves it for those
matches.· Glenn saJd. ·u·s Just
1ough for her. She was able to do
ir (Tuesday! night She really
stepped it up."
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SPORTS
PHOTOS BY MARK C. DUSTIN I OAA.Y PILOT
Newport Harbor's Matt Encinias, left, appears to be looking for a place to h1de as Thomas Pearson (9) and Randall Brown (22) of top-seeded Los Altos close in on him Friday in the CIF Division V1 playoffs.
Above, Newport Harbor's Tom
Jackson (16) gets a pass off on
the run in Fnday rughrs CIF
DIVISIOO V1 first-round game
against Los Altos in Hacienda
Heights. At nght, Newport
Harbor's James Coder (82)
takes to the air in an attempt to
block the pont of Los Altos'
Troy Milano (10).
NEWPORT
Conbnued from Bl
tlan was a part of four Sailors
sacks, which resulted in a loss or
J6 yards, and consistently pres·
sured the quarterback through-
out the night.
In fact, Khallftan was a better
defensive end on the night tlw\
Los Altos' Bri3ham Harwell, who
has committed to UCLA and ls
approaching Los Altos' school s...a record. held by USC• Shawl
Cody. Harwell was held sackless
by the Newport Harbor offensive
Une.
Kballfian and the defense Um·
lted the C.Onquerors to four t1nt
downs in the first hall and mJ.
nus-11 yards rushing. Los Altos
had just 78 yards of offense at
halftfme. but a 20·0 lead.
Newport Harbor was able to
move the ball throughout the
night, galnlng 15 fint dOWN, but
couldn't string togett'!er a long
scoring drtve.
Mer falling behind 14-0, the
Sailors c1row to the C.Ooquerors'
31-yard line. but aucx:eaalve pen·
Altf pushed them back and
eventually (orc:e(f therri to punt.
"We're not the type or offense
that capable of~ tint·
and-25," Brinkley MJd.
And the Sailors' big plnera,
jlintor ~Iver Spencer Unk and
eenior tailback Matt EnctnJas;
were ahut down by the C.Ooquer·
o Endniu wu held to 21
yards before leavtJ:aa the ~
with an lil.jtµ"y late in the thUd
quarter and UnJt wu bdd Wfth-
1 '
out a catch for the first time thla
eeason. Alo played man-to-man
oovierage on Link throughout the
nlghL
·tA1o1 Is a good athlete that
can run.• Brinkley aald. •n.en
they played a guy over the top a
lot or tlrnel. They knew Who they
wanted to take away. ~t wu
evident•
Without big nlghta from their
go-to players, other SUlon
picked ~ the iJadc; but it wun't
enough. Junior 'n'm>r Theriot
led the Si.IJOtl With 58 ~
ruah.lng on 10 cam-. Wblle jun·
lor recetver 'lllytor Yo~ caujlt
four Pl'* roe .e ~
Brown began to wear down
the Se.Uol'1' defet1M in the Mcond
half, coUectlnc four doUble-<U&k Plnl. lni:IUdlnl a 20-yaid.toUc:h·
doWn run wtth 4:08 ~In me th.lid quaner.
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Newport Harbof 0 0 0 0 • 0
Loi Alto• 14 6 8 0 · 28
FltST QUARTER
LA -R. Brown 89 kickoff return (kick
bloctedl. 11 :"'3
LA -R. Brown 24 pa11 from
S.ndello (Dreyton pa" from
S.ndello), 9:11.
SECOND QUARTER
LA -R Brown 4 run (kick bloctedl.
10;35.
THIRD QUARTER
LA -R. Brown 20 run (E1tred1 run),
4'08.
A~ 1,200 (Mtimatedl
IHDMOUAL RUstlNG
NH-Theriot. 10-68; Enclnle1,
13-21; Rippon, J.7; Uni!, 2-1; JICbon,
2-mlnu•3.
LA-R. Brown. 18-122, 2 TOI,
GonzalM, 4-29; Dreyton, 3-7; Alo,
2-mlnu•2; l:.itr.:>da, 1·mlnu1-3;
S.ndello, 4-mlnu1-33.
INDMDUAL PASSl«i
NH -J8dtlon, 1!>-29-3, 104.
LA -Sendello, 6-10-0, 89, 1 TD;
&tredl. 3-8-0, 32.
H>MDUAL RECEIVING
NH-Young,~; Enclnles, 2· 17;
Erldclon, 1-23; Miner, 1-16; Theriot,
1·6; CocMr, 1·mlnu1-2.
LA -R Brown, 2·37. 1 TD; Dfayton,
2-34; Gonzelez, 1·23; Nauroff, 1·22; t
Brown, 1-12; Alo, 1-3.
Newport Harbor's
Trevor Theriot (44)
leaps over the tackle
of Los AltoS' Randal
Brown (22) in a
rushing attempt
I • FridaY ni&ht in the
Tars' firsti'ound Clf
Division VI game
against host Los
Altos.
'
WOMEN'S
BASKETBALL
Pirates
lose in
home
opener
Falcons rally from
9-point deficit.
The Orange Coast Col·
lege women's basketball
team lost Its home opener
as It could not hold Its nine-
point halftime lead and suf-
fered a n -72 nonconfer-
ence loss to
Cerritos
Friday
night.
OCC the
defending
state cham·
pion, fell to
2-2 on the season.
The Pirates led, 37-28, at
halftime after shooting 534lft
(15 of 28) from the field, but
they went down to 354lft (12
of 34) in the second half,
while Cerritos shot 514lft (16
of 31) and drained 6 of 15
shots from behind the
three-point Une.
Sophomore All5a Carrillo ·
led the Pirates with 23
polnta, netting IO of 16
from the field.
The Falcons (5·2) were
led by Brittney Thomas and
her game-high 29 points.
OCC sophomore Kirsten
Von 1\lngeln grabbed l 0 re·
bounda and ICOred elght
pointl, while Biava Arganda
scored 11 polnts Cor the Pi·
rates. and Rhondl Naff had
nine.
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Decembet 6, 13.
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l!Md wuti th• County
Clerll ol Or1111• County
on l0/17/03 20036tnti.
Oatly Pilot Hov 15, 22,
ZCJ, O.C 6. 2003 S1503
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92627
Del Staudtnett, 216
tusltn Ave , Newpo.t
Beach. CalofOf n11 91663
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ch.lcted by a cOfponUon lte1Jty Cood lde"11 Co ,
tt .. eyou1t11toddoln1 12630 8roo-ltu"I
business yet? No Street, Sult• It. Garden
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apy, 11\.C , John R Ser1lo [ma11uel Sill
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This 1t1ltm•nl w111 Costa Mn•. C1hlo1nla
f11ff wolh the County 92626
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on 10/28/03 ducted by an 1nd1v1du11
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22. 2003 s.49!> Seo &Ml S•hnn
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of Ute Appllcant(s) bl
lh1s •l•l•menl w"' filed with lh~ County
Cler~ of Or ""le r.ounty
on 10/16/03
200JIH1fl2
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29. Dec 6 200J S1SOJ
ldlt l11011$lllH, 2lll I
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Jui tin Robert T 1ylor,
2.lll Col(lt• Of., cost• Mtaa, CA 91629
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duct.4 "' "' "dlwlduat
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fhl1 atel1m111t w•• llltd with the C1111111y
Cltrll ut 0111111 County
on 10/24/03 too~ttHH7
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Re-.. ..... ... ~
Th4 tollowmc per~ons
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Broadwey. Co•t• Meu,
C"92627 ,
Cdwatd David Blanco.
161 8foadw1y, Costa
Mesa, C1' 92627
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hied wolh tllt County
Cle1k ol Oranee Couo1ly
on 10/06/03
2003'96017' O•ilr Polol Nov I. 8. 15,
22.2003 Se497
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mon1lures. arl poll1try,
Cloisonne sold end
solver iewelry slt1lon1,
silver plate paper
aoods. Vicloroen chaor
wood b1rr els Also
prlnh lamps. patio
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•c ... -o.tM«• 444 Beaonle lo 2nd fwa
7-12 Saturday Only
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edult cal al r a\ltoon
ht1nd park1n1 c•rese
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fOUND tel Newp<1rt
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dew ob• !M9 W 2228
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lnvest•c•tor Cennan
CMl'D 714 7!>4 5294
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CA 92404
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tenl hun1tn1 •dlectnl lo
stale w1terlowl refuae.
owner\lllp 1nte1t\I C.
app<oa 375 1cres of l1nd
& rmPfoveonenh • you•
own ump compound
w/slructure ind 2
tr atleu Wonder lul Fri
n11hl BBQ·\ .. wine
1u11n1 dunna duck
season + m111y ntrul
Ideal tor 2 h 1tnd\ or
father lo 'lOn Cell Mike
at 310 541 OBs.
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FURNISHINGS
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Newpert l ih. rrtncll
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Tomm1 B•h•m• furn1
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ltt.e. A'-G-t'-
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OUUN MATI•ISS sn
Or1hopedc, brlnd ,_ ..
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1:#1 ddlver 949-~
I ' lledt lellth<tr <_..
11cellenl condition $4SO
Call day 714 848 1200
even1na '.M9 642 4281
IAMIS~BY
RctMrDom Wll!lul & biKi.
leether. IOOd condltlorl
$125 114 567 0218
3460 JEWS.RY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
3610
.aa o... ,_ W.•
Ga...., ~ tlllCler Persian kllltM Red
T ottOISeShtll 111 shots
$400M9-21._SllS
H SCUI t I 1 l tie's
Uncert.lnt111 H1ppenl
Pel Owner11 Need Help.
Well M1nntred Adult
Cah & Older Oo1s need
new homu Adopt Adult
Animals this Xmu! 30
dey return Polley
·-anlmalnetwOfk O<I
3&15
Melt... l"'PPY ltmale
9 weeks all shots 0$700
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MERCHANDISE
J~Sflll IUtlDlftOS
CHHlY SUIGH 110 Up to 70" olll 30150,
Soldwoocl.lnndMWln 40160. 801100 Can
llOK "'* lll(M. Worth Otllvtrl Roy 800·$2760
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Balboa Penlnsula
J lr 21• + Office 'l'uoly
avail lZ/15 upstairs unit.
a•r. f p $2000111 • ulfls
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wolh 111 SI 100/mo No
smoke/pet 949 673
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w/aar SI 100/mo No
smoke/pet 949 673 0346
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S 1300/mo '.M9 631 4984
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Rerats Wanted 7880
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V MA TIOM llN'I AlS
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t.ontad ~Anis
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l'_l,,svle lbt Iba peloo.
foteplact 1h11ed W/d
hlrups. I car 111 •1~ Alt
S1500/MO 9'9-293 4630
Ktnn Renna1
512 423 5626
pool, rr••1 louloon Act Call Phll 949 725 SS35
S375k '.M9 887 197!! 2.., 1.._ •'· upper. 1
2201 Wln4wer4 l-• car 111•1•. dm• by only
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IXCWSIVI USTING
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2 Sb• appro• 2400 ti
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hf&ll•'I pOl!ll W/ljl8fl
v11w ol bay llo city llahh
$2,H S,000
Slel1noe Meurer Pl1tl
num Prop 949 715 3156
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tNVISTMINT ..... ~i>" 7 Cal>tns on 3 K, pool, ""6
vlorws, clow to VIII•
fallb Income Mort unrb
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areal loutoon $3300/mo
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Tri Sq, COly, quiet, rd Woods $18l> 714 l!G-1925
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moonrls, rtar jump
sub, Mated net fac
werr 36,000 ml, $21,900
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~Hts, ovtrdflve, mnrl,
clvoma whl&. new twes
Naumlch1 sound sys. 12
dlan1e cd, spoiler, blue/
tan, very clean $9750
949 244 3324
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136!!0 Dlsc:o11nlecl
MD<IDIS SISOO '00
White. ten
ll0580 Must Seti
MINI coona 'OI
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Amberhill has luxurious homes in great locations at The Summit
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enhance dramatic cncrton, while stet! flnlshes, Sub--Zero built-in Prlces and product availability are
outdoor Jivtng rooms, cowty&rds, re&:igerator and slab granite subject to change; see a sales
tttllis<Overed balconies, decks and cowitertops in the gourmet kitchens. counselor for detalls. No guarantee ls
Jogglas per residence offer intimate Prom the t.eJraeed niches of 1be mad~ of existing views which may be
arcu to enjoy Jetsure time outside.• Summit at Turtle Ridge, Amberhill's altered by subsequent development,
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Southlmd homebuyers who want to AmberlUll's richly appointed model benefits residents who want to spend landscaping.
be inspired by their rurroundtngs are homes and to ~ence the their leisure ttme outdoors. The For more information on Family
discovering Amberhtll by Standard neighborhOOd's breathtaking Otlnge reaeational facility offers amenities Lending Services, a full-service
Pad8c Homes. Set high in a hillside County loation. Homes are currently a.rld the ambiance of a private club, mortgage banking company, call (800)
village, wtthln the pt:9 of The available for occupancy before the with pools, a fitness center, ganlens, 325-5363. Additional homebuilder
Summit at Turtle Ridge tn lrvtne, thiJ end of the year, a great opportunity play areas and ptauc groves In a services include the Standard Padfk
ncighbotbood off en a lifestyle of for people who want to move paik-eivironmcnt Design Studio, where Amberhill
aqillsitc proportiona. Showcasing lmmedYtely. Additional new home The vtllage of Twtlc Ridge ls a gated homebuyers can vtsualize the perfect
rare panoramas, a location within choices are cwrently slated for residentW enclave envisioned to be home With the guidance of a
walldng distance to exc;tustvc Sutnmit mo~J.ru ranging from urly 2004 developed bi. around and atop some professionally trained loterlor design
Park and authentic Tuscan Farmhouse throuab next summer. of the highest hlllt within the city of staff.
and Fmicb Provcnal an:hitecture, Designed by the award-wtnniJl8 Irvine. Encompassing 1,570 acres that To visit Ambahill, take the 405
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homebuym who want to heighten Rohling & Assod&tet, ftve exqu.tsttely Open Space Reie.rvc and overlooking south. Culver rums into Bonita
their perspectives. detailed 0.oor plans encompaa the established community of Turtle Canyon. Prom Bonita Canyon, turn
"Location ts always a major approximately 3,038 to 4,487 squue Rock, Turtle Ridge ii situated amid left onto Twtle Ridge Drive. Tum left
comideration to Bnding the perfect feet of space. Interiors feature three to undulating te.mJn that soars to 700 onto Summit Parle Drlve and go to the
new residence, espedally for ftve bedrooms, two and one--balf' to feet in height with orientations toward top of the hill. Tum dght onto Crest
bomebuyers who want an elegant five and one-half baths and two car Newport Coast and the inland dty Terrace, then left onto High Point.
netghborhood wt th high-end guages, with an additional compact lights. Models and Sales Galleey are open
amenities ltke Amberhlll," explained parking or storage area as wCD as a The ~e of Turtle Ridge has been daily from 1 o a.m. to s p.m , acept
Bobf Roper, IClior sales counselor for dedicated 220 volt Outlet for an shaped by the natural terrain of the Mondays, when hours arc noon to S
Ambedilll. "'Ibese gated estates have electric car Prices start from the high land. Approximately 1,600 homes are p.m.
the~ dty Ughu panoramas, $ J ,000,000's. planned to include apartments homes, For det.lls on .AMberlsal, t:4ll (949)
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Tuesday, November 4
8:45 a.m., Affiliates meeting
Wednesday, November 5
9 a.m., "Trust Fund" CE class
1 -4 p.m., "Fair Housing• CE class
2 -4 p.m., "Valet MLS" class
Thursday, November 6
9 a.m., GPA Committee meeting
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview Areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, November 7
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview Areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Monday, November 10
8:30 a.m., New Member Orientation
Wednesday, November 12
9 a.m., MLS Committee meeting
9 a.m. -noon, HEthics" CE class
1 -4 p.m., "Agency" CE class
2 -4 p.m., "Valet Ml.Si' class
Thursday, November 13
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview Areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, November 14
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview Areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Wednesday, November 19
9 a.m. -noon, "California Paper Trail" CE class
1 -4 p.m., "Foreclosure" CE class
2 -4 p.m., '!Valet MLS" class
Thursday, November 20
9 a.m., Board of Directors meeting
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview Areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Frfday, November, 21
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview Areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Thursday, November Z1
Thanksgiving Day -Association office closed
Friday, November 28
Association office closed
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500 N. State College Blvd., Ste 1200 • 500 Orange Tower, Orange, CA
Oran~e Coast Association of Realtors
2004 Installation Breallf ast
\Vednesday,Decernber3,2003
8:30 -1 o a.rn. at the
The Pacific Club
411 o MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach
Cost ls $20 per person or $200 per table of Jo.
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tndudes fuJJ brealzfast. valet or self partri~ and door prizes.
~ Reservations required.
Call Jan at OCAR for more information and
on reservation form at (949) 7512-2300.
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Fire prewention and clean up recommendations friom C3REIA
A few preventative
measures can help save
your home from the
threat of fire
~ Wtth a wiatberCapped IOOt that may caUIC 70Uf ~to publlc. Jntpectors must~ to
spark matol'. You may a1IO coo.tMtef work inef6deotly and to a'°"1 a CRP.IA "I O>de Of !!thlcs ind follow
ieplidni that old Wood ablb or pot¢tii1 ieipiratory h'rilmt. Soot the StADdards of PraCtlce developed
shiagle roof With Oa. A roOftng and dust build-up m f~ air by the assodatton.
imcer11J1such11 cement lbile or ~.ung ducts is a rommon aource of Thete Standards of Practice have
cuamJc tile. However, make sure indoor air pollution and is known to been recognJzed by the State of
that yt>ur roof framing support cause adverse health effects in some Califomia, and are considered the
The Callfomf.a Real Estate system wdl beit the ema wefgbt of a individuals, espedally those who are source for home inspector Standard
~ AllOdation (CREIA) tile sntem· prone to allergies. To have your of Care by the real estate and legal
tecominenda the followln& : .. arid afttt7 ducts cleaned, cont.act a llcensed commUnlties.
prevenwtve meASUl'CS, along with Clean up u best you can bj heating contractor or a certlfted CREIA iequ.ttes its members to
recommendations to wiSely clean up swffpb>a and bOstn& oft' the Uha. chimney sweep. To prevt"Dt future successfully pass a comprehensive
your hom.e ff you live with the smoke However, do not hole large amouau dust problems in your heating wtttten examination of propeny
and soot range of the recent fires of ashes down the atorm <lrains u an ~. be sure to maintain a clean systems and complete 30 hours of
threatening the It.ate. When you accumuWion of this could easily air filter at all times. continuing education each year.
have • dry winter with below a~e pllJ8 up the 11ftem. kinembet, uh A ~feuional home fllspector can Members can accumulate aedits
ri.lilf.all, coupled 1rith low hWnJdity maket a:C81ent help you access through, various sources of education
and high winds, tt ts tm~tive to ioi1 ccmpo1t ibd any damage to including monthly chapter meetings,
nerdle ~ aut.ton both to prevent mats>& tt JntO your home's conferences, and othtt approved .
Ott damage arid to avoid hutlier ~ .. ~ .mt TI hMn OJrb the spread offtre smems And actiVities. CREIA keeps records to com~ to your home's woulclbe tar O '..._,, component. Since CDIUn! that memben are complying
systems aitd components after the better than to your hbme) strtJctUre, make 1976, the With the~. E.ducatioDal
soot settles. simply adding it Califoma Real topla cover a~ of iedmical
Before . . • to your normal sure to k~ jollage growth Est.ue Impectioli mbjedl Jndud.tng updates and
To help cwt> the spread of ftre to ~ Atlodatlon advaru:a affecting the profeSsion of
your honie's structure, make sure to coUeCtioo. And away frOir1 'f'!Uf_ home. (CIWA), a rul estate~· CllP.1A ts keep~ groWth away frOm yow dOo'l bpi to non-proftt dedicated to consumer protection
hOIDe. ~•peen belt ww prcMCdft voluntary and eduatjoo.
wherner po,lllhle; iUe and remove ma.k ,... ... ,.,..~up. iDmlbenhip or~ bu been To 1oCi*" ~ife.d CREIA
aJl drf pamt ~ tbllmay MIOnNlf; .... MftlD~ ~education,~ md I~,,_,.,_, "'1l aBIAlll
~ oa ~·~·Alto, the lllllil• ,_. .. ODWMN""c support .mtca to the rul estate (IJOOJ J# 844J, "'""' ,,_,..,...
make wre your ~.c:hbnne, II ~to notd the~ al inspec:tiop industry and to the 111....,.ateA.org.
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l I Office &a Loft ·~ ~ • 2,995 SF (A) of Living ·~ i Space on a 4,500 SF (A) Lot
•Travertine Aooring, i I Carpet, Maple Cabinets,
Double Oven, Recessed .fl I D\Jrt.D, Cl.on TO BIACK • llialt in J 973 • 2 twft>on. 2 J/4 Bllht Lighting, Dual Paned • Us-i••n UnJc 3 l!eclroollla. • U..,. ~. l.650g: (A) i 2 a.tlvoolN • Downlcw. Unit. . ""'QUI Ba w ~. Be. Slip WindowsTwo Car Garage A......._• ~lndudr:o..lila i I e.lroo., I e.tv-• 2 C. 0...., c-~ Wll;w.Ye • Back Yard is Perfect for Entertaining • Association: $95 •fl Un. Sp.c-. Tool ol 4 Car ~ Swnoand c.-1 s-ilea i • Fnplec.~ In 9oi:h Urua • ~ An Low ~OdlrlJNd~~ Mr. Hansen/Ml. Foster • 949. 722.24 00 I ·~0-..$410
I I fl I ·~ I i I ·i ·i i 38 C..yoo Wucl Drh•e • 1599,000 24971 Sapte Driw • 1635.000 I~ • R.-w.de.-ti> wtdi Otir~ ~ • J ~(Al Oownajn) 2.S a.hi • s..ar Sulry Hai.-• 4 8dool-. I 314 • s..le F.ally Home Wllh .) bedroon end I iom un.. 0.-.. ..._& llldmal1' • l.818Sf (A)UvqAnll •~ W--• 1.741 SP (A) dl..1¥q Ss-0111 2 "4 W.OC-tn 2l1l9 Sf (A) cl~ i •.u ..... ui.n-• 1637-.,i <A> T-......a T~ wtth SiuMlac~ 8.n7 g: (A) Lot •~Include s,.. • v.&lced Ccllu. • Hmm Office "-uyq Ss-•!Mk In 1976 . ~ Vinos froia Almmt Evay "-I~ 8rid< Dri--n AMnlrun lllC ~ • EnGlo.ed Patio all !ht Malter
I mew. Moc*n f!iit.imiiltK Klld-. Pa., • Doubled l'lrlCd WlnJoM Thtouthout ~ J6 ~ (wide) Dtdt In R.. ti Howe Bedroom with 0.-Vlewa • }llC.Um Tub In i Rt-. C.,..M.ca iw-(l~ • Ccnftl\lendy LocttAld Ne. 8-:h, M.ter Bath • Prtva~. Set\n, Ind Cletid U.~9-)• 2C.M.,.ln0.. ~ Oolf Coun. ... Hot~ls • lraliln 1l'-I Aaon • 2 c. Atlldwd a.. c.omm..uc., Wllh Pool. Sp., Ind Tav:i. Court
I Mt. H--.'Ma. ,.... • 9-49. 722.2'400 i I i ij i I i ij i I 1657-t m. CVde • $579,900 415T~St.1307 • $479~ fi • a...tiNI H<W Sltwaid an a Hup Lot • S l!ledroolllit, J &throom • 1M Ea.. R.modeled Two~ Home • I Bedroom Pt .. 0.., 2 9atbrooml ~ -~a.nyon v-. • 1850 SP (A) • Complml' RttllOCMled • 4 8edrooml. 3 Bllht • 2057 (A) • l'lanlett Location In TOWNQUUe I • 4 s.iro-., J lleclvOcim • U04 SP (A) • 2 Matter Sultu All Ne• APt1llU1ett ol Liv-. ;c:n a 7,200 SP (A) Lor • lrd Floor. Comer Uni! • Ucht end !rilbt
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3oth Annual Corona de/ Mar Home Tour raises more than
$100,000 for academic programs and services
H appy Anniversary to the Corona del Mar High School PTA
Home Tour, which turned 30 on Tuesday, Oct. 281 For the
prlce of a $50 ticket, the public was invited to view six
beautiful homes, share a delicious breakfast and lunch, enjoy
outsta.ndJng entertainment and culminate the day at a festive
reception. The residences reflected the diversity of architecture and
Interior design that makes the Newport Beach area such a wonderful
place in which to reside.
lbe Home Tour raised mote than $100,000, with the proceeds
earmadc:ed for support programs at Coron.a del Mar High School and
Middle School to include instructional equipment, computer
software, library books, campus environment enhancement,
student counseUng, health services, and music and arts en.tichment.
The hard work and tireless efiom that made this day such a
success start with this year's Home Tour chairs, Delphine Lee and
Melanie Pritt. They, along with the unwavering dedication of
committee memben, the generous support of merchants, sponsors
md underwriters, the gracious homeowners who opened their
lovely residences to the public and mote than 400 PTA volunteers,
make this event an annual sell out!
-ibis is truly a great way to have the community involved for our
(from left:) JanJce NBwfJelct Horne Tour pub/lefty kids and education,' said Janice Newfield, Home Tour publicity
chair, Delphine Lee and Melonle Pl1ff, Homs Tour chair.
co-cholts; Sharon Fry, COM H!Qh School prlnclpoJ A special thanks to the following businesses and individuals:
Fashion Island for its generous donations for the homeowners' gifts
and Its merchants -Bloomingdale's Home Store, Neiman Marcus and Anthropologte; South Coast
Plaza for its generous donations for the homeowners' gifts and Its merchants -O!Tefors Kosta Boda,
ChrtstoOe, Frette, Baccarat, La Table Hermes, Cristal Saint-Louis and Puiforcat; John L Blom Custom
Photography; Andrew Gromek Couture Flowers, Floral Creations by
Enzo, Oiseaux Flowen, Padflc Coast Floral, Urban Gardener and
Fiore-Elegance l.D Bloom for the floral arraogements In each of the
homes; Waterworks in Corona del Plaza for host:iJ18 the Continental
1;>reakfast; lbe Sherman library and Gardens for the use of their
beautiful grounds for the luncheon and where guests enjoyed
Informal modeling; Pascal of Caf~ Jardin in Sherman Gardens for the
delicious bo:z: lunches and for hosUng the homeowners' luncheon;
Betti Blis9 at Blossoms Fine Floral Design for the luncheon
centerpieces; Barclay Butera for hosting the after Home Tour
reception and for his ongoing support; Bristol Parms, Niagara Waters
and Hi-Time Wine CelJ&rs for beverages; faculty members Val
Jamora, John Gunntn and Teri Brudnak for their
assiltance wtth the student artists; Holly Lambert and
Parle Petty of Western Utliographlcs for production of
the Home Tour book; Mark Lokovic at Kirk Paper,
Packaging .t Graphics for donating paper for the Home
Tour's printed materials; and the community at large for
supponin8 this event. .
Edllors 1JOU: Bo#QMfo'4rplwlos ~the ditJmUy
o/OIM slwlkrdtm, ~~dae Ho#u Tour
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Coastal luxury meets technology:
The Strand at Crystal Cove
CouUl hlX\lry mtttS 21.lt oentwy
technology at lbe Strand, Brookfield
Homca' exquisite new neighborhood
Joated wtth.ln the gated resort encl.ave
of Qysta1 eove.
The Strand ts one of four~
ne18hboJboods a.urcntly oft'eztng
residences at Crystal C.Ove, a de
NSkkn&l anctwuy that tilCS above
Pad.8c Coast Highway Ul the
pi~e ooutal hills between
Corona dcl Mar and ~Beach.
Crystal Cove reskitntl"are oilly steps
from the and vii a private pedeStrtari
~re that aooeaes the Loi Trana>1
underpus to Qystal Cove State Paik.
Al The strand, residents can Wte
advantage of a fully bltegrattd system
that controls thdr ~e's Ji&hting,
~audio, video, lntm::oms,
lecurtty systant and other
oonwmenca IUCh as oenu.l vacuum
systems. Buym can apan4 upon the
standard~ .netwolk that comes
Jnduded with~~ l;7y
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-------•Over ~O banb and
lending institutions to
choose from
• Loans to $10 million;
all credit profiles,
including eas9-doc
and 1nterest-onl9
• Our goal •~ to provide the
best rates and lowe&t cost
-all with our bt price
guarantee
TAY FIXED 5·YEAR TO $1 .5 MILLION • 4.95" •ZERO POINTS •
INTEREST-ONLY OPTION • NO PREPAYMENT PENALTYlll
nte Strand by Brookftetd Homes at Crystal COVe features fully automated hOmes
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Indoor Lap Pool, Flevator, 3 Bedrooms, utalina Swueu,
Tons of Stonge, BeaUtiful Oceanfront Garden, Security Sbada, Rady fur Move-In $3,992,999
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First Team to feature
top new agent at career
seminar December 4th
Frances Caldwell will discuss her
success In real estate
Pint Tum Rtal EIWe wtll be holding a~ catter
d.tnner on Dec. 4 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Success
Aademy located at 3785 Pl,au Ddn in Slnta Ana.
ftnt Tmn will future top new agent Prances Caldwell.
She will lhart ha' tUCCal llOry with thoee comtda:fng a
areer tl'l leal awe. Protpecttve agents wtD 1eam how
Caldwell 10ld more than $4.2 mJWon tn reaJ estate tn her
ftntyar.
Every year thousands of people in Orange County
decide to punue a c:arttr in real estate. A real estate career
Ql1l be very luawttve, however ft is not for everyone. The.re
are Only a few other ween in which there ii a large gap
betwftn thote ~ts that are eztmnely suca:uful md
those who do not suCcttd. The semtnar wtD educate new aaerm on What ft takes to become successful tn the
bulfneai.
-Jiere at Plat Team, ttt are dedicated to~ new
agents lbout the truth on a c.areer in R.eal Eltate, • said career Dtrector Enn OuM.
lbe lelDbm wtll amwer questiOJU ruch aa: what doel Jt
take to get ltalted, how iou can ensure your suecat and
how much money you can make.
Ftnt Teun Ital Estate ii dediated to the ruccea of their
new qenu. No other ttal est.ate company ofras a~
propm wtth the Academf 1 success rate, and no other
tul estate company offers a 5,00()..square-foot trainlJl&
fadlity admtvely for 1ra1n1n& new and eJ:lldng IFJU.
•()Ur .admty II dediated to provtding the~
quality of~ tn the Beld of rUJ est.ate ialet," FOundin& Praiderit &Dd CEO Cameron Mmge Uid.
·~the beit eavtce to the clients ii Pim Te&m'• No.
1 prlorttJ atMi we are abk to do that throUgh our
unlUrpUled training program.•
"1'bU ii not the eastest trainiiJ3 nor the llhOrtelt. ID llct,
It II the molt tntente and comprehemtve ttal ettate
tramJng in the btiahlea. We owe our dleilti and madmti
all the toOll they need to be succalfW; the NU
demonttrate that it Ls the mo.t .uoce.ful. ID fact, in the 15
yeaa I've ipent a a naUoDal lpeGer IDd tDllDer I've nner
Worbd for a company wtth thit type of~• Pint
Te&m 5'aa:.etl Academy Dtrector Dale Lawmnc.:e Mid.
Ttort ..W ""'smo.s Mo#t SllCC~"'. ctlrm'"' ,_
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blj1f ''""""'.,. ~ CfttMI Pmt TMM'I Cmier DerAlltJ,, •• ~"' (800) 128~1217, al. 850.
LoCated on a large comer lot wttb
CatalinA and nOrth coast White water
views, th1I Moulton Meadows home
withbi Llguna Beach has been upgraded
with hlrdWood floors, new tile tn the
kitchen and muter bath, new carpeting
and new atexior paint. The home 1.5
within wallc:iJl8 distance to the tennis
COWtl and~ trails at Aliso/Woods
canyon Regtoo.ll Patk .
1be home's lush landscapirig and
in-growid pool-Ged spa, and bad>ecue
on the ocean view deck provide a private
yet beautiful setting for entertalning as well as relaution .
Offering three bedrooms and tw0 baths, the spacious floor plan also includes a living room
and a unique indoor solarlum that could be used as a family room or library.
The hOme 1.5 offered at $925,000.
For ""'1t 1-ftmMtk>n, ull Sllllrrm McCrlt)il with First Ttdlfl NoZ." "' (949) 28();4865 or (949}
793-1()()9. •
White water luxury
Ratdy doe. IUCh an~ boole
with unobltnK.1led Whilt w.tter, San
Clemente PJer and coUtllne views come
available tn the~ BoWI. 1tiis three
bedrooound two bath condo ts cum:ntly
being milodded. ~a living space
with 1bomalYfDe chmy cabtnetty
~. importedpntte oounters,
Vft'dles aate1d11e ftooa, Jenn-Air
&pplilncet, ~ marl>Je llabs tn the
bitJilOOIDI and ajacuzzl wbidpool tub tn
the tDlller lldte.
Loared in a pt.ed community on the blut&, enjoy stt down*"" &mn the floor 10 cdllng
wtndowl in the~ and dtntng rooms, or open the door to the 3~ deck for a wndlt
entatllning ipl(le. AddiUona1 amtllitb tndude an indoor laundry room Wtdl the wuba-and dl,et
tndllded, commtinitY pool and~. two covered padciJl8 tJ*a and outdoci atio.r.
A Jocal a1iAn ha ~ted the view from the home of the San Oanmte Pier on stooe in the
~ldlcben.
111il home tt O&rtd at s 1,350,000.
For ""1fT ~ clfll ICMm ad Mllte Liddy o/Flrsl Tttl#I F.slllles Ill (949) 3 I0-6928.
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Spectacular golf
course views
nu. two bedroom
(plut den), two bath
With ofBce lJ In a
f.ibulout Jocation In
Gmnvtl1e, a gual:d
pied community
look1Jl8 acroa three
fairways.
It IJ &n upper level
With large cov~
JanaJ entry and
1p&dous living room
With flteplace .
Dramatic wall of
windows inake this beautiful home bright.
Com.muruty amenitiet include pool, ~ md club house. Close to PashJon
Island and grat dining.
Th.ls home lJ ofl'erecf at $900,000.
For 1""rt! ,,,~, ull CMdl Zellner 1111J Geofg/M SMUlt (94J) 640-3600.
Slr""4t ~, 140 Nt#1p(Jrl en.Jer Drlw, Ste. 100, NtwpO# Budl.
Remodeled
town home
Enjoy serene·
canyon views
11111 Poruflila home
huasoft
contemporary style.
Enjoy canyon and
some ocem vjews from
this four bedroom, two
and three-quarters bath
home. Features include
an open floor plan as
well as spacious dcclcs
for indoor/outdoor
entertaining There Is a
formal living room
with custom fireplace,
a fonnal dinins room and an tnforinal dfnlllg mu off the spado~kitchen,
which ls open to the family room. The home hu Wood tloon, spema1 ~
features and a three car garage.
Th.ls home ii offered at $1,329,000.
For JtUm 1".for'mMlon, uU Traudl liJlnsnt Ill (949) 491-5599. Sl'rJld4
Properties, 1088 North Cod.st Hlf>""'Y, LAf;MM Buda
Single story
custom home
Situated In the This fantastic
prettlgk>UI guard gate<! three-yeal'-Old home is
comnu.mity of BJg on a secluded
<:anyoo is this spacious approximately one-half
Oeauvtlle Ooor plan aae lot.
with appronmatCly The open Ooor plan
4,000 square feet. includes four
Features include four bedrooms, three and
bedroOms, three batbS, one-half baths, a
vaulted ceilings, gourmet kitchen, a
beautiful remodeled formal dining room
kitchen with granite and four fireplaces.
and stainJea steel The huge family
appliances. Designer entertainment room ,,
1*hrooms, downStafrs bedroom, large side yard with pool, SJMl ind three car opens onto a lushly landscaped private yarit with rock pool, •av~ spa and a
page. und volleyball court. A unique opportunity in Newport Bach.
This home is offered at $1,575,000. 'lb.ls home ts offered at $3,085,000.
For #tOrt lef<mNllWn, t41l CiNIJ ZellMr mJd GeorfjNI Smllla Ill (949) For ""'1't '"fo""4tkm, C4ll Kdth Llndslly •I (949) 640-3600. Slri
640-3600. SlrtlJA Proptrtla, 140 N~ CeNler DrltJt, Sk. 100, Newporl Bltd. Properlla, 140 Newport Center DrltJe, Ste. 100, Newport &«1'.
ocean View lot In Bear Brand
nm la an m::epdonil 26 aae ocan *"lot tn .. Brand: EnJOY
unobtttucted ocan, mountain and San Juan~ Views. Build a mep
estate or plan parcel. Two approztiDately 13 aae p.rcell. Build one, aeI1 one.
11'11Aladeal. nm JOt 11 o&rec1 at s2,1so,ooo.
Pol'"'°" #ljinl ,.,._, Cllll lCdlA RlfUk Ill (9!'9J 640-J600. S"*"' ~-
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Remodeled
Oceana Ire
duplex
The Upsta4'1
unJtllathree
bedroom, two
bath with~
IOOID Off of the
IDllter bedroom;
1bere are two
Jarge b.ic:omet
and I partial '
oceanW!W'&om
the~room.
The JOwa-unit, never lived in, 'I.. a two bedroom, one beth. Featum tnc:bJde
CUJtom cabtnetry, stainlea a~, travattne and tatured Berber~·
There is a~ slate pat!o, custom fmdng and,,_, piden.
'Ihil home la offered at $1,699 ,000.
For Mtm '1i}OnMtlott, C4ll 1Cevht .KNIMJe M (949) 640-3600. str""4
Properlla, 140 Nt#1pflrl enter DrltJe, ~. 100, Na.porl &a.
CoroM Jd ~ · 16Js,ooo
UWaded '4 8d. 3 Ba. coildomlnk.wn on wide lot
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1"~ 1 fM 'IVoHi • /939,000
Wood,1nd &tass home. Pviorlmlc 1eo• views
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! Sun I""' Cammy Leslie .. &!
I IAYSHOUS
! 2642 Vilca Drive $2.095,000 Sat I .... Bii Hll
" Sun I .... . William Gelfeney
( IONITA CANYON
' Marble Sands $2.099,000 Sun I .... Tennille Rattier
CUFF HAVEN
306 SMJa Harbor $2,250,000 Sat I .... MaiieM Hassel
Sun 1-4 Oocde.Aust.ro
C~DElHAA
755 AYOC:ado Awnu. $569,000 • $589,000 Sat I .... Sue Thomas •
Sun I .... Donna Pffbles
COSTA MESA
309l Warren l.arM $510,000 Sun '""" Gl"IYc• TallaferTo
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
• 2348 C)SlthG Court $588.SOO Sat , ... LouAnne RJtt.ey
Sun 1-4 l.ouAnne Rltt.ey ,
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$999.000 Sat 1-4 Marityn Wiiiiams
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$8419.000 Sun 1-4 Evan Coriilct
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feet wtth 74 feit of cx:e111 fronU&e. Cwm:lt Jtnacturet cOnsist of 1. '50s vintage
home, pelt home ad tp0t1 cowt. Pmgng at this ~t .location
ICXXM!Jmod«tcl t .. ftblda.
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Dana Point Harbor and SM CleaMmte I.I often rdemd to 1.1 •Southem
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wtiett one cm enjoy nature'• medley of sand, ae.a life, spect&cular sunsets and
the ever<twtgtn.s surf. A great opportunity to build an Ocea.n.&ont dream
homr.
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Fi>f'MtWS I~, WlMtm111Rlttm'llt(949) 661-5748. Strada
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Panoramic ocean and canyon views
With stum,Ung ocean views md dram.iltic &ichitectwe, intmor .aientties of
this four bedroom, three bath home include a lonnal living room wtth hf&h
~and ftrepllce. The large dinillg GU opeDI to the kitchen with~
tteeJ 1ppltance1 and ample gtmtte counter space. Two bedrooma on the matn
level provide aliding p. doon to outside patiot mid yard;
'nJe mater IUlte hat tncredOft ocean vkwl &om its many windows. The
maw bath VlftlrJ tndudes IDUe-up area wiili 1ettee, tkylighu and walk-tn
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cuanent wtndowl, decoador 8xtures throughout, made 1aundrY room, boou.t
Workout room or oftkz and a two ca attAChed aar. with~ stonge JOft.
Theft ii dole pruDnitJ to the t>e.ches, Ml.IUrantl and town of I.agun&.
1bi1 home Al c6nd at SI ,199,000.
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C alendar
of Events
November-------~--
Nmmbtr 4 -Tand1y
Nmmber 5 -Wednesday
November 8 -Tbursd1y
November 7 -Friday
November I -Sunday
Nmmbtr 10-Monday
Nmmbtr 11 -Tunday
Nmmbtr 12-W1dntday
November 14 -Friday
Government Affairs Committee - 4 p.m.
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -5 p.m.
Community Events Committee -4 p.m .
Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -5 p.m. ·
Mar1cettng Meeting.Wells Fargo Bank -8:15 a.m.
Board Guest Speaker
LB Broker Preview-9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Marketing Meeting/Ball Part< Pizza -8:15 a.m.
LH Broker Preview-9 a.m. -1 p.m.
New Member Orientation -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
C.E.: Ethics -9 a.m. -Noon
C.E.: Agency -1 -4 p.m.
Happy Birthday President Dave Schaar!
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview - 5 p.m.
MLS Committee -1 p.m.
Deadline for Thu~ LN Preview -5 p.m.
Mar1tetlng Meeting.Wells Fargo Bank-8:15 a.m.
Affiliate Guest Speaker
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
C.E.: Trust Fund Handling -9 a.m. -Noon
C.E.: Fair Houslng-1 -4 p.m.
Realtor of the Year Nominations Deadline
Nmmlttr 17 -Mon~ay Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -5 p.m.
Nonmlttr 11-Tuesday
Nmmlttr 11-Wtdnnday
NovemHr 20 -Thursday
N0vtmHr 21 -Friday .
Ntwtmffl' 24-Monday
NMm-tr 25-TI_,
Deadline for Thursday LN PrevieW - 5 p.m.
Marketing Meeting/Wells Fargo Bank-8:15 a.m.
Government Affairs Guest Speaker
LB Broker Preview - 9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Mar1tetlng Meetln~ll Park Plzza-8:15 a.m.
LB Broker Preview - 9 a.m. -1 p.m.
Board of Directors meeting -8:30 a.m.
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview-5 p.m.
Deadline for Thursday LN Preview-5 p.m.
Non111•1r 21 -Wtdntlhy Mar1tetlng MeetlngfNells Fargo Bank -8:15 a.m.
Education Guest Speaker
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LB Brof(~r Preview-9 a.m. ~ 1 p.m.
ThanksgMng Day
BOARD OFFICE CLOSED
Thanksgtving Day HoHday
BOARD OFFICE CLOSED
t..aguna Board of Realtors, 939 Glenne~ Street,
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
(949) 497-247 4 • Fax (949) 494-3887
www.lagunabOardofreattors.com
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Ratee u of November 18, 2003 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30.Y99' fixed
_A_,ape'--x _D_l9cou_n_t_M-'tg._. ____ K___,_(800) 344-2739
INTUIQ'T
RAT£
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A Sup!!IOr Mortgage R_i800) 591-4446 5.500% 5 1 000 30 5.890 ------Action Lending A (888) 641-6900 5875% 5 0 000 30 5.920
Almloan.com A (888) "11-4246 __ 5.SOO'Y. __ 5 __ 0 1 ~ 30 5.614
American Flrst C.U. B (800) 458-4617 5.375% 20 2.000 4'5 5.650 ---American Arst Rate Mtg. R t800) 887·9106 __ 5.500% 5 o 000 30 5.610
Amenstar Lending A (888) 518·3883 _5.375%_5 1.000 30 5.52'4
Oetttok Mongage Group A (800) 4 78-5995 5 250% 5 1.866 30 _5_'439_
_OMlrsl_. __ fed_Fu_nd_lng=-~-OU_,P:__ __ R_::..;.(8_n...:.)...:..~-·99...;...:..20.:..__ 5.500% 10 1.500 30 5.881
Downey Savings 5 (800) 348-5931 5 250% 20:.-....;2;:.;..2;;.:50...:.._~60.;;..__..:.;5·...:..490;;..;...;...
Emery Fll\anclal A (949) 729-9200 5.125% _ 1 ~-~ _30.:...;;____:_c5.350
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Pff Bank & Trust S (800) 733-4636 5.500% 20 2.000 30 5.743 ----------~--.:.-----------------2.875% 20 0.000 3.759 322,700 2.450 1TA 1M
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K (800) 871-7345 5.750% 5 0.000 30 5.787 _3_.250% ___ 20 __ 0_000 ___ 3._399 __ 3_22..:.,_700 __ 2_.ooo_ 6LB SM
Center A (800) 867-9813 5 250% 10 1.000 30 5.405 NA NA NA NA NA· NA NA NA
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Exquisite contemporary-style home
With dramatic architecture and ocean vtewt, this home it located in the
prestigious guard·g1ted community of Mon.arch Bay. The three bedroom, three
and one-half bath, single level home featutea • areat room with OGOr·to-cciling
gl.aN doors chat open to the courtyards and ocean vtew patios.
Orher luxuries include a medii room, spacious master retreat and a gourmet
kitchen wttb din.in& patio and ocean views.
'I1lis home it offefeCl at $3,000,000.
For more infonDatkm, all The Blossom Team of Prudential Califoinia
Reallys Three Arch Bay branch st (949) 79J .. S068. You can also viltt their
Web lite at '""'.Jarchbayhomes.com. Their offtce ts located at 32356 South
Co.st Highway, South Laguna. Prudential California Realty ts proud to be a
member of HomeServlca of America, Inc., a Berlcsh1re Hathaway Aftllla.te.
Prudential CaltfomJa Realty is ranked among the top 8ve real estate
companies ill the nation. with more than $17 billion in sales volume In 2002
according to National Relocation and Real Estate Magazine, Aprtl 2003 .
Prudential c.alilomia Realty has more than 4000 sales associates in nearly 80
offices In San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barl>ara and San Luis
ObispO coundes. Vilit Prudential c.I.lfomia Realty's Web a at:
-~cal.com.
Cyprus Cove
beach home
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Jot. Featuring a long
driveway, the tiouse
fratmet a rear three
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,.11le am.eniUel are n\JIMl'OU.I Wtiti SUdi luxuries aa oak coffettd ceilings,
solid oak doon, AJ?ple 11~ apaoe. security system and two forced air units.
In addiUOrl to a lm'gt! cl6Minatn ~bedroom with accompanying full bath,
the home aJa'O bu a bttakfalt room and foan.al dining room. Plus, theie ts also
a Cam.Uy room with an oak bar, refrigei'ator and adjacent deck.
Cyprus Cove ls a 24 hour ~d community with a pool, tennis courts, a
clubhouse and private park. Thete 11 beach access to one of the best surfing
spou in South Orange C.Ounty. Low property tax, no Mello Roos a.nd a low
assodatfon fee of S 165.
Th.ls home is offered at St ,450,000.
1'1r WtOre tn.formM'qn, C4tll Lf""4 Slonnnst of PrwkntW Califom"' Realty's
5"" /""" Olplstr""" brdwli At (949) 683· l 983. PrMllntW Oll'fomla Rully ts
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·Home Tweet Home/ ·aalbome· and lhe Wiid
Bunch Hideout• take top honors
HomeAJd,a
non-profit organ.tzatlon
that builds and
and talent to help raise funds for the temporarily bomele$S populations
served by HomeAid, • said P.conomakos. HomeAJd, the largest provider
of shefter for the temporarily homeless, is the charitable outreach for
the Building Industry Association.
In addition to the monies made from the playhouse auction, Project
Playhouse collected cash and in-kind donations from sponsorships,
including media contributors. lhe top level in-kind media sponsors for
Project Playhouse 2003 were KOCE·'IV, RA VO Media, Builder &
Developer Magazine, Daily Pilot, OC Metro/OC Family (Chunn
Publishing Co.), Orange Coast Magazine, Riviera Magazine, and the
=~~ Industry Association's publication, Southern Callfomia
1 Additional top sponsors tnduded BO Framing & Drywall; Bragg
Companies; Experian; O'Connell Landscape Maintenance;
HomeBuyers Guide; Valley Building Materials; Orange County
Association of Realtors; Shea Homes; 1be Irvine Company; • I
CountryWtde Home Loans; Regal Rents; P~hion Island; Coldwell
Banker; Shuster Financial Group, ILC; Manatt/Phelps/PbiDips and
OWens Coming HomeP.xperts that wt1J be providing ftve years annual
maintenance for each of the playhouses purchased at this year's
auction. Proceeds from Project Playhouse are earmarked for the
HomeAJd shelter development program.
The temporarily homeless served by HomeAJd include women in
aisis pregnancy, victims of domestic violence, the mentally
challenged, adults living with HIV/AIDS, homeless youths and those
who find themselves homeless as a result of job loss or catastrophic
illness.
For more infomtlllion on lwte you rAn help; ~ c"1I H<»MAld
OmffU C.OUnty at (949) 553-9510orf!iritwwtt1.lwmuidoc.org111&4
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entertaining blckyvd with pebbled-tee pool and spa. built in BBQ, and latgc patio. Can't mils the cozy nook off tf\c
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• FABULOUS PRIVATE OCEAN VIEW LOT The ultimate in privacy, this estate lot is Approx. 6 acres with beau-
tiful ocean and mountain views, Loated in the exclusive guard gated community of Bear Brand Ranch. This custom
multi million dollar estate community offers spacious, private livinf,' fahcastic equestrian trails along the mountain
side and just minutes from the beach. One of the few lots available!.!
Seller will entertain offers between $1,095,000 and $1,294,876
• BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Spacious lot located against the Saddleback mountains, Coto de Caza in a guard-
gaccd, golf course and equestrian community. Featuring two 18-holc golf courses, world-class tennis .ind cqucscrian
facilities, plus sport and recreation parks. 6 plus acres, 3 acres flat, horse property situated within the "Enclave" at the
end of a cul-de-sac. One of the best lots with views of Coto Valley, die golf course and hillside views. Offered at
$2,4S9,000
• CUS10M ESTATE SITEi Fantastic 20 acre home site in the gated community of Juliana Farms. Equestrian zone
submit. Views of the entire valley of San Juan Capistrano. Approved site plans arc available for home. Owner is moti-
vated and will trade or exchange. Offered at $2,200,000
• HUGE LOT, HUGE VIEW: Btiild your dream home, one of the few lots available in diis beautiful exclusive guard
gated custom estate community with multi-million dollar homes. Prestigious community with large estate lots and
ocean and mountain views. The ultimate in privacy. Offered at $2,000,000
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949.275 .2775
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Large upper ...,.. untt
3br, 2ba, fp.
Ocean vtews.
Lower unit -2br, 2ba, beach
vtew from llvrm, fp
$1,225,000
Agent Carrie Allen
Coldwell Banker
949. 718.2378
Cell 714.423.1652
OPEN HOUSE SAT 1 ·4
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CORONA DEL MAR
2 BLOCKS TO BEACH!!
329 PolnsettJa
Vanaap COM cottaae w/ hardwood
Ooon, brick fireplace, larae muter suite.
REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATe SALB.
OWNER BOUOHT ANO'lllER.
Lowest price South of Hwy.
¶ded. uPIJ1ldcd cl remodeled I!
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$1,399,000
THE SANFORD GROUP
Real Estate Brokerage Suvlca
(714) 412-8955
EASTSIOE COST A MESA
CUPLEX
Excellent
Condition
Both
3 Bedl""Oom Units
With Garages
Principals Only
S7DE5,0DD
Agent
714·S3S·R 184
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
3110 Country Club
New on the Market!
Pool sized yard. JBR, 2.5BA +
family room house,
remodeled. New tile, carpet;
windows, appliances, paint
inside & out 2 fireplaces.
Great f.amily floor plan.
OveniJ.ed backyard.
$689,000
Jim• Leille
Flntleam
714.751.2181
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414 WUTlllNSTKR AVE
Channing, classic home on large lot
with lots of room fof expansion. Light &
bright 2 BR, 1 BA remodeled main
house with FP, AC. newer kitchen &
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Stc&nic Meurer (949) 715-3156
PALM SPIUNGS·PALM DBSBRT
VACATION PlOPBltTIBS
Offering both Sales and
Seasonal or Annual Rmtals
ANNUAL RENTALS:
Furn. or Unf. from. $1,200/Mo.
VACATION RENTALS
$2,000/MO and up Hip Season
$1,100/MO and up Off Season
GREAT INVBSTMENT
PROPBRTIBS PROM
$200,0001
separate 1BR, 18Aguest
house/gymtolfloe with private alley
entry & hidden patio. LatOe Grassy
Landscaped yards with hUge patio,
garage, gat.ed pat1dng (boat/RV).
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Stefanie Meurer
(949) 715-3156
Contact MICHAEL ANTER
760-333-7307
golfdc.scrtvacations.com
c·mail Vacationwatch4991a.com
2 Large bedrooms, z, 1/2 baths, wood floors, newer carpet, and GOLF COURSE VIEW! I!
405 Bay Hill. be~en Jamboree & MacArthur, off of Ford Road
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CH.AMBER OP COMMERCE BUlWING
H70 JAMBOREE SUIT'B 200
NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
Priced to sell at $639,000
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4
TERI ARMSTRONG HARDKE
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CoMtllne Reatty
948-758-0177
COSTA MESA
3110 Country Club
$3,100,000
38r 2.58a Sat Sun 1..S $889,000
Jlm&Lealle
F1nt T .. m Real Estate
714-751-2181
NEWPORT BEACH
520 W Balboa Blvd
38r 2Ba Sat-1-4 $1,225,000
Cante Allen
ColdweU Banker
949-718-2378
c.11714-423-1852
NEWPORT BEACH
200McNeil1110
28r 2Ba Sat-Sun 1-4
Cathi Denton-Jones
First Team Real Estate
949 422-9484 for gate code
1518 Cumberland
Westcflff
$439,000
38r Open Sun 12-4 $849,000
Agt. Monica Ruggieri
949-300-8600
405 Bay Hiii
Big Canyon VIiias
2Br21/2Ba Sun 1-4 $839,000
Teri Hardke
Armstrong Properties
949-718 4800
NEWPORT COAST
Call for gate access 8 Castelllna
58r 6Ba Sat-Sun 1-5 $3,996,000
Patrick Tenore
Nationwide USA
• 949-856-9705
38r 3.588 Open Sat 1-5 $1 ,825,000
Agt. Laurie Leggio
Coat Properties Of Caltf.
949-509-8923
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949.574.4249
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Exquisite custom masterpiece
'Ibis home features panoramic octan, harbor and dty lights views.
Private pool and spa with water feature. Extensive use of marble flooring
and granite counters throughout.
Impressive rorunda entry with curved stalrcase and custom garute
inlaid floor design. Five bedrooms, Bve baths, eight car subterranean
garage.
'lbtshome is offered at $3,999,000.
For mtm hljomldtllm, call Riek IAngmn of C.oast Newport
Proptrlies-COldtoell Banker at (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Propertks
Is loc4Jd at 4 Cltlfc Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Coldwell IJ4nleer
ResUle#JWl Brokerage f.s • member of the NRT family of cqmpanles. NRT
1~, the Nllton's ludln& ~l rtal estate brolterage
"""P""Y· is a subsldlllry of CnulAnt Corporalion (NYSE:CD).
Pristine luxury home
Highly upgraded throughout, this home offers sweeping hills, ocean
and dty U&bta views. Travertine flooring throughout the lower level.
CUstom built wine cellar off of the dining room. Three bedrooms, four
and one·balf baths, kitchen with granite counters and stainless steel
appllancea. Custom office buJlt-ins. Professionally landscaped rear yard.
Th.ls home ts offered at $1,895,000.
For more ,,,.{omt4ttqn, call Rid IAngevln of Coast Newport
Proptrlies-COldwll BMlker at (949) 644-1600. Cmut Newport Propmtes
Is 1""'teJ Ill 4 Clflle P'Lizll, Sh. 260, Newporl Bud. Coldwll &111/ur
R~ B"'ktr~ Is 11 ~of t/Je NRT fadly of COWfT"'.nks. NRT I~ Mi ~·s kMUti~ rt"1 ett4k btoluroge
""""""'' ii t1 J#JJstll~ of Ct""411t °""""/'km (NYSB:aJ).
Top Newport Beach agent Carol
Berg wraps up record year with
new partnership
Ginny Sd:lm~Berg brings a unique combination of
experience to Coast Newport Properties-COidweii Banker
C.UOI Berg, one of the Newport
Beach area's most experienced and
respected real estate brokers, has
announced the formation of a
partnership with her daughter-in-law,
former national retail executive Ginny
Schmitt-Berg at Coast Newport
Properties-O>ldwell Banker.
1be news comes as Berg completes
the most successful year in her 18 year
career, selling high end properties in
some of Orange County's most
exclusive communities.
Ranked among the top two percent
of 105,000 Coldwell Banker agents
worldwide, Berg has earned a superb
reputation for her adept negotiating
skills, depth of ex:perlence and
intimate fam!l!arity wtth the Newport
Beach market. A majority of her clients
have worked with her for yea.rs,
entrusting multlpJe'home transactions
to her apentse. Much of her business
comes from repeat clients and referrals.
With a certiAcate from the New York School of Interior Design and a degree from
Boston University, Berg combines a soph.lstlcated eye for aesthetics wtth her
businea acumen.
Guy.Legrand, manager of the Coast Newport office, is among Berg's many
admirers. "Over the years, Carol has received an array of professional honors, from
Top Producer to International President's Elite,• he notes. Her professionalism and
expertise have earned her the respect of peers and clients allke. •
Ginny brings a unique combination of skills to the partnership. Prior to joining
Coast Newport Propcrties-COldwell Banker, she spent 10 yea.rs as a retail executive
with Ports International, lnc., serving as a key advisor and facilitator for stores
nationwide. She opened the company's Newport Beach and South Coast Plaza
locations, later heading and serving as merchandise manager for two New York
City stores.
•Ginny's extensive business, organizational and management experience is
invaluable In ensuring outstanding service,• Berg said. "She loves working with
people, is ab.Uarated by the real estate business and has a lifelong fascination with
houses. She approaches every engagement with tremendous energy, enthusiasm,
imagination and curiosity •
Ginny is pleased to extend the pair's rewarding personal relationship to the
business arena. •earoJ is highly respected throughout our market and I've always
been proud to be Unked with her,• she says. "She's been a wonderful personal
mentor to me, and I look forward to benefiting from her professional experience as
well.•
Both agents share one area of expertise in common: the an of moving.
"Before settling in Ntwpon Beach, I lived in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington
DC, New York and Atlanta,• says Carol. '"I feel tremendous empathy for sellers and
buyers on this issue, and I do eveiything in my power to make their moves easy
and pleasant:
Ginny, another veteran movt!r, has the dubious distinction of actually relishing
the relocation process. She's even perf~ed a streamlined moving system.
Peter Hernandez, president of Coldwell Banker Orange County, says he's
looking forward to watching the partners meld and enhance their skills. "l'ogether,
Carol and Ginny will offer a unique and powerful synergy to their clients,• he said.
"I'm proud to .lcnow they're part of our company.•
Coldwell Banker Orange County is Orange County's leading residential real
estate company, with 17 locations and more than 800 sales associates. More
tnformatlon about Coldwell Banker Orange County ts available on the Internet at
www cbsocaJ.com.
Co4st Ntu1p0rl Propertles-C.aldwell&tnlcer Is locakd tit 4 CMc P14:A, Ste. 260,
Nt'Wf"'rl 1k4cli. Call (949) 644-I 600 /O'I more informat1t>n.
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