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SAT\JRDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2003
OON LEACH DAILY PILOT
First-and second-graders point to planet Earth projected inside the inflatable planetarium Starlab. Instructor Shelton
Basham presents the order of the universe to kids and teachers at Chirst Lutheran School in Costa Mesa.
Starry day
Mulsa O'Nell
Daily Pilot
I n the middle of the gymnasium at
Ouist Lutheran Elementary School
on Friday morning was what looked
like a giant, wobbly. gray
mushroom.
The dome rose about 30 feet toward
the lofty ceiling and spread 50 feet across
the painted Ooor, with what appeared to
be a super-sized stem coming ou1 of one
side.
"Oh my goodness!" first-grader Milan
Long exclaimed. "What's that?~
The Starlab Planetanum, a mobile.
inflatable observatory -think bounce
house without the bounce -brought the
stars indoors for the students in
preschool through the eighth grade. The
inside of the bubble made a darkened
room lo observe stars projected onto it.
But the outside first piqued the interest
Th e universe opened up
for children at Chri§t
Lu theran Elementary
School on Friday
of a group of first -and second-graders. It
look.eel just right for poking with Unle
fingers.
"Please do not poke my big bubble."'
implored Shelton Bahllam of Mobile Ed
Productions, which bnng.., the·~arlab to
area school<>.
To enter 1l"Alanetan11m, mo'>t of the
'>tudents cr.l\~ through a shon tunnel
the Mcm into iti. dimly lighted belly.
thl'ir squeals of delight erhoing o0 llS
nylon walls. First-grader Garren
McCarthy. however, wa., a lmle -.kl·pt1c-J.1
about the whole thmg.
··is it fun in there?" Ba ham asked the
children tn11ide in an attempt to rea-.sure
Garrett.
"Yeah!" they shouted back..
Convinced, Garren joined them as they
watched a slide show about the solar
system, narrated by an energetic Basham.
As he went through a description of each
planet. be gave it a special gesrure. Ulc.e
pointing down for Earth and mimiddng
martian antennae for Mars.
By the end of the show. the chUdren
were reciting and signing all the planets,
in order, alone.
The lesson concluded with a slcy full of
stars projected inside the dome. pointing
out the major constellations. such as
Orion. Ln Orion's armpit. Basham poinred
out, sits a star with a funny name -
Bctelgew.c.
"Beetlebug?" one girl wondered aloud
in the darkness.
Arter the show. ~ham lifted ont.> edge
See STARRY, Pa1e A4
Newport Dunes has first snow
Children had snowball
fights and built snowmen,
thou gh Frosty won 't last
long next to the b ay.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BFACl I -Grains of sand
blended In with white snow crystals that
gleamed under bright holiday lights.
It was the first snow at the Newport
Dunes Waterfront Resort. which has cele-
brated the hollday season by lighting
treeS on the water for the last 10 years.
But never has the resort had 20 tons of
~now dumped next to the bay. And the
children of Newpon Beach, who are
probably tired of dreaming or a Whtte
C:hric;tmas. rejoiced Fnday night.
Snowbafu. flew around. sometimes hit·
ting unsuspecting by!.tanders who simply
responded witll a shrug and a smile and
took a qwck sip from a cup of hot cocoa
Swoosh!
Brenna Currey came sliding down a
patch oflce. "This is fun," the 7-year-old eitclaimed
as her friend pulled her away saying,
"Cmon Brenna! Let's build a snowman."
"Mom. can I eat It?" Brenna asked.
"No you can\," repUed her mother.
Kristin Cuney.
"This Is nlce," Currey sald. "This is our
FAMILY TIME
"
first time here. and we've never really
seen snow in the!>e parts. It'!. great for the
kids.. and it gets you in that holiday
spirit."
Brian mom.as wru. stacking up SOO'N-
balls for his 5--year old triplcu>. Gage, C.ole
and Charlee.
"last year. we went to the Corona del
Mar event," he said. "Rut this Is great. It's
a lot of fun."
It was not just the kids who were hav-
ing fun Unda Powers and her son BW
Koop were having a little snowball fight
on the side by themselves.
Koop laughed as he tried to get ice out
of his pocket.
See SNOW, Pa1e A4
A chance to give a little
N o one asked him if he
wanted to be born. No
one asked hJm where he
wanted to Uve or what he'd like
his mom and dad to do for a
living. No one asked him lf It
was OK to move rar away from
the faml!y members who could
offer help when It was needed.
what they
would do or
how they
wouldUve.
He was onJy
along ror the
ride.
No one gave him a choice on · .__ ____ _
anything tmpottant. After all, he
wu only a kld; what did he
A Jfttle
older now,
he ls
beginning to
recognize
lhat he la
d.IBercnt. He
knoWI
So whrn his mom loat h r job
bccauae the comJW1Y wasn't
doing well, It didn't ttally matter
what he thoughL I le bad no
voice ln where thty would go,
STEVE
SMITH
ts btglnnln8 to reall.ze that most
chndren do not live In a group
home, ot muldple group
homes. the way he has. He
understands now that moat 1c.ids
who have &lept t.n their cars did
not do so because it was an
adventure, as his m om had told
him. but because they had
nowhere else to sleep.
Then the car was gone -
sold to buy food and clothing.
Anendlng hlJ third school In
as many months, he struggled
to make friend l<nowtng th.at
the o01er kids In acbool
ttturt1ed homo each afternoon
to the same house or
apartment. he could not ult
them aver to the •helter to play.
Thay wouldn't W1 deraiand and
would probably tease him.
But be watched televillon
£torn dme to tin\~ and he
began to understW'td how it was
supposed to be. He began to
understand that a family was a
mom, a dad and a child or
children. He watched and saw e
parent golng off to work;
sometlmt'S both parenta went
to work. Th• kids went to
achoo!, often walking and
laughing with chums they met
ll1003 the way.
At nfaht, the 1V people had
dinner together and talked
about their days. After dlMer,
S.. FNllL.Y, Pace M
Rohrabacher
faces Dornan
Former firebrand
congressman Bob
Dornan files papers
to run in the March
Republican primary.
Allele Robinson
Daily Pilot
COSTA Ml:.SA -lt's a political
battle that could include every-
thing up to B-1 bombers.
Former congressman and
conservacive talk show pundit
Bob Doman filed papers on Fri-
day afternoon to run against
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher in the
March 2 Republican primary.
Despite an up-and down his-
tory of friendship btttwecn the
two candidates. lhe campaign
for the 46th District is expected
to get ugly.
'Tm just di11appointed that
Bob decided to do this," Rohra·
bacher said of [)()man's decision
10 file. HThi<. 1~ all based on ego
and an old grudge. and I'm sorl)
QUESTION 7 Whom would you
support, Doman or
Rohrabac:h•r7 Call •
our Reader's Hotline
at (949) 642-6086 or
send an e-mail to
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spell your name and tell us your
hometown and phone numbers
for verification purposes only.
that he doesn't remember any of
the positive fighb that we had
while we were on the same
team."
That team fell apart after Dor
nan's high-profile lo&~ of his Gar-
den Grove based Congressional
i-.eal to Rep. l oretta Sanche1 in
1996. Dornan has loudly blamed
that loss in part on a lack of <;up
port by his fellow California
Reps. Olri'i Cox. Ron Packard, l:d
Royce and Rohrabacher. He also
lost a rematch in 1998.
Dornan, who earned numer-
ou'> nicknames during his fire-
See DORNAN, Pa1e A4
Leaks lead to
large settlement
Builders give Corona
del Mar residents
$1.2 million to fix
their con dos.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
CORONA lJf"l. MAR -Less
th.in a week after •·ran~ and
Barbara Pe1er~ moved into their
dream home overlooking the
ocean. they came home to find
that rain had left a puddle in the
kitchen area next to the phone.
From there. things went !>teadily
downhiU as they watched more
water leak into their $1 2-mil-
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ATA GLANCE
ONllfEWES:
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WEATHER S
It will be mostly cloudy
today, with high• near 70.
The real fun could be late
tonight or Sunday morning,
when there'• a chance of rain
washing through the area.
SeePa1eA2
A DISPLAY OF ART
South Coaat Plaza Village is
llon-plu!., 3,000-square-foot
lOndomii1lum with every 1ain-
fall.
The Peters and their neigh-
bors the Albers have reached a
landmark $1.26-mlllion com-
bined settlement with con struc-
tion company ETCO Develop-
ment or Westmin1>1er for
construction defects in tlw
decks of their two <Jcljacent con
domimums on Breakers Drive
"It started out as a dream
home for ui. and ended up the
mp-side of a dream -a n1gh1
mare: Peters said. "At one
point, I think. I had 13 holei.
c;topped up in the ceiling in my
See LEAKS, Paee A4
There was an
all-out
snowball fight
Friday nrght at
the Newport
Dunes Resort.
The resort
brought m
snow for the
10th annual
lighting of the
Bay ceremony.
STEVE McCRANK/
OAllV PILOT
the setting for an shpw by
artists more Interested In 1helr
medium than the money
SeePaaeA15
ABOUT CHILDREN -
Parents find Inspiration
during a apeedi at Harbor
Day School in Corona del
Mar.
SeePa1eA7
SPORTS
UCI women'a volleyball
takea the Tigers by the tall In
first round of NCAA
tournament and will fee.
UCLA tonight.
S..PqeBl
f
1
AZ Sltl.t~. December 6, 2003
BOOMERS & BEYOND
Finding a place
to call honie
There are plenty of
options for active
seniors and seniors
who need more
regular care. '
lul1 P1fta
Daily Pilot
'
NEWPORT-MESA -AB the
country's population ages, more
houatng opdons are becoming
available for senlors. each offer-
ing dift'erent levels of can! and
service.
lbJs Is especially true of areas
with large senior populations.
such as Newport-Mesa.
Senlor apartment complexes
allow Independent seniors to
maintain their lifestyle in an en-
vironment fllled with their peers.
Adult day cares offer struc-
tured actlvides and services and
also provide regular care and su-
pervision outi.ide of the home
for part of a day.
Assisted-Uving communities
are residenllaJ communities that
provide help with medlcatJons,
bathing. grooming. but they ere
not a skilled nursing facility.
Contlnulng care retirement
communldes are full-service and
offer long-term contract They
provide assisted-living and
skilled nursing care.
Residenlia.I care facilities tend
to be singfe-family homes that
offer complete personal care, in-
cluding meals. housekeeping.
medications end transportation.
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ONGOfNG
Oula Senior c.nt.r holds •
pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Breakfast includes
pancakes, sausage, conoe and
orange juice for $3, $1 for
children. The center la at 800
Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-3244.
,_..... 50-Plua 9UPPOft group
for women 60 and older la a
diacu .. ion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address Issues such "en>tl.-y,
depression, ralationahlpa,
lonelinass•and family. The group
meets at 7 p.m. Wednesdays It
the agency officea, 260 E. Balcer
St., Suite G, Costa Meaa.
Prereglatretlon required. (714)
446-4960.
The Btallle Institute olflrw ....
computer claaaes to people with
fading vision who hew dl1"culty
Mefng the computer KtMn. The
Oasis Center at 800 MargU&f'fte
Ava., Corona del Mar, oftara ahc
Mllk>na. can to algn up for
Alzheimer's facillt.les offer a se-the residentl through such activ-
rure environment for those af-ities.
Olcted with Alzhelmer's. The fa-Their Alzheimer'• unit pnr
cilldes provide esal.st.ance with vldes 24-hour ICIQn care. Reai·
such daily activities as dressing. dents are monitored.
grooming. bathing and mcdlcn-•Residents that a.re living at
dons. home that think. 'Oh, I'm not
Where a senlor should live de-quite ready to r:nake a maYe to an
pends, of course. on whal that assisted-Uving Cadllty,' really
person needs. thrive once they get lnto our
Avalon at Newport ~t ls an buildings because of how active
aaslsted-llving and independent out acllvity program ts," Harper
facility Lhal ls set up to offer as· said.
slstance to those that require It The cost of their fad.lity can
and Independent living to the vary from $1,650 to $4,000 per
elderly, said Annette Harper. the month depending on the leYel of
communlty outreach director for care that an indM.dual would re-
Avalon. quire, Harper ea.id.
The facility also has a secure Another Conn of housing ta
unlt called Recollections for peo-provided by Newport Beach
pie suffering from Alzheimer's Plaza, a luxury retirement com-
and dementia. munity that caters to the inde-
"What happens ts that they pendent lifestyle for active peo-
would come into the commu-. pie, said Connle Marvlck,
nlty, we would do an asses.1ment general manager.
on them based on what their ad-"The active pior Is one who
dillonal needs may or may not works part-llme, travel.s, who Is be: Harper said .• ,.. personal-very Involved, maybe still voJun-
care program Is put together for leering. and who is a very active.
each individual that comes mto curious indivldual.w MalVick
the community.~ said.
· Avalon is not a skilled nursing Newport Beach Plaza plans
(acillty but Is next to Hoag I los· trips to such places as Mexico.
pilal and next to a skilled nursing Hawaii and Branson, Mo. They
facility. also lake day trips to closer desti-
Workers can take care of nations such as the racetrack
household needs such as house-and the Getty Museum.
keeping, laundry, and they also Newport Beach Plaza has
provide three meals a day in the long-term staff, which doesn't
dining room. They also have a have a high turnover rate and
thorough activity caJendar for keeps their facility running
the residents, such as movie smoothly, Marvick said. People
nJghts and happy hours. n1ey living at the facillty are from 68
encourage socialization among 10 97 years old. Would-be resi-
claaaes. (714) 821-5000. Arthritis Foundetion INtructor
Hillary Stone leada an exercise
The Com Me9a Senior Cen1er clan at 11 a.m. Thuradaya at the
haa ballroom dancing with llve Jewish Senior Center. 250 E.
music from the Betty'• Trio from Baker St, Costa M899. (714)
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. fNery Tuesday 613-5641.
night at 695 W. 19th St, Costa
Mesa. $4. (949) 648-3884. Oule Senior Cent.r °"*9 a ct.lty
telephone contact program for
Jewish Famlty Setvk:e of 0raf199 seniors who have a limited local
County sponsors an ongoing support system. They also offer
healing 1t.1pport group for the computer clauea that teach the
chronically ill. The purpose la to basics of Word, Quidcen, Print
provide participants with Shop and Internet usage. (949)
emotional and spiritual support 644-3244.
to menage illness and Its
consequences. The group meets The 0.aia Senior Cen19f °"*9 •
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish shuttle to take members to
Famlly Service office, 250 E. appointments and grocery
Baker St .. Costa Mesa. shopping. The shuttle also takes
Attendance la free, but , members to the center. Call to
registration ia required. (714) make an appointment. (9491
~. 644-3244.
J9wlsh Famlty Service ofJ9ra O.al1 Senior CenWr °"*9 vlsuel
ongoing bereavement support aid screenings with a Braille
groups for adults at all atagaa of lnatltU1e representative, by
lou. Group members share appointment. (949) 644-3244.
axperienc:et, hear how others
deel with grtef. receive IUISPort OMll Senior Cent« h••. and leam wsya to cope with walking group called Walkers Not
sadness Ind Iola. One group Rodcer1, which meeta once a meen at 7 p.m. Tuetdaya at Btth weelt to enjoy acenic walks in and
Jacob In Irvine. The MOOnd group around the Newport Beach area
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays et {949) 844-3244.
TWnpte Judea In Laguna Hilla.
The third group meets et 1 p.m. The Abhelmer'a Aun. and GrW
Thundeya at the Ezra Center In Support Group of Newport Ville
Anaheim. lhef9'a no cost to WestNllla Rosa CCHponaora a
attend, but edvance registration free eupport group moetlng for
ls requlr.t. (714) 44M960. caregivers et 7 p.m. the fourth
o.las.Noteenw--.
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October It Newport Villa West
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refln"al •rvlcM for""'°"' (949) Road, Newport Beedl. (949)
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Freida Peak, Evelyn Lien, Jan Leone, Dorothy Jo Swanson, Ceil Guilliams, from left, lift light weights
during exercise class at Newport Beach Plaza, a retirement community for active seniors.
dent. must be 62 years or older.
The environment Is like a rest-
denUal hotel with a concierge
desk. message therapist, gym
and computer room. all ofwhJch
keep the residents very active,
Marviclt said.
She saJd that the cost to stay al
Newport Beach Plaza ls between
$2,200 and $4.200 per month de-
pending on services and type of
room.
Newport Beach Nursing and
Rehabilitation offers far more in-
tensive care than Newport Beach
Plaza. It works with people who
can no longer take care of them-
selves. The facilities also provide
room and board, personal care
and supervision 24 hours a day.
The facilities have an on-site
nursing staff, which is provided
by regisrered nurses and licensed
practical nurses and nurse's
al des.
The Alzheimer'• Aaan. and Mes.
Tel1"9Ce, a residential oommuntty
for people with Allhalmers
disease and celated dementia,
offer• a free 1t.1pport group for
caregivers at 6:30 p.m. the first
Tuesday of eadl month at Mesa
Terrace, 350 W. Bay St .. Costa
Meaa. (714) 283-1111.
Oula Senior c.m.r conduc:tl
blood pressure screenings from 9
to 11 a.m. the first and third
Tuesday of each month In Room 3
at 80<l Marguerita Ave., Corona
del Mar. (949) 644-3244.
Th• ()ash Senior CentM on.r.. a
Braille cla.sa to help with sight
loss from 10 a.m. to noon
Thursdays In Room 4 at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
(949) 644-3244.
The J9wlsh Senior Cent9r on...
card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m .
every third Tuesday. A kosher
lunch la offered at noon for $3 per
person. (714) 613-5641.
RevlM your Hfwdme docum.nta
for advance health care directives
at the Oasis Senior Center for $3
eadl. Call to make an
appolritment. (949) 1)44.3244.
()ash s.r1'or c.m.r offw9
preventive healthcare MrVlcea for
seniors on the fourth Wednesday
of each month tn the center's
Room HS-3, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
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Carol Gerken. director of clinl·
cal services, aald that the facility
is for senk>n and some younger
people who have lost the ability
to do daily actMtie& The facil-
ity's population ls mostly geriat-
ric.
She said that the price range of
their facillty varies depending on
the level of care.
Aviva Godman, executive di-
rector of the Costa Mesa Senior
Center, said that one alternative
to the various facilities is to keep
a parent at home and hire a care-
giver wbo lives in the home.
For the same amount of
money that It would have cost 10
place her mother in an assisted
living facUlty, her family was able
to keep her mother at home.
Goelman said.
Anyone considering placing a
parent in a facility should check
the facility out with agencies
area can obtain free U.S.
Department of Agriculture surplua
food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the
second Friday of each month in the
rear paritlng lot et the Chun:ti of
Christ. 740 W. Wilson St, Cost.a
Mesa. Picture identification is
required. (949) 650-8236.
Oaala Senior Center °"*9 •
counselor to assist with questiona
about Medicare, HMOs and
supplemental and long-term care
insurance. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
Oeala Senior CenWr ofl!Wa a mHI
program for members. lunch is
served daily from 11:45 a.m. to
12:16 p.m. in the multipurpose
room at 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona def Mar. Hom&-delivered
meals are available for
homebound seniors.
Reservations are required. (949)
644-3244.
' The Anlance for the Mentally Ill of
Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for famlllea with loved ones who
are mentally 111. A free support
group meeta from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
every other Saturday It the
Orange Counry Mental Health
Clinic, 3115 Red Hill Ave., Costa
Mua. (714) 850-8463 ....
()ash Senior c.n. of'fwa rental
of medical equipment -
whoek:ttalrs, W91kara and more.
(949) 644-3244.
The Coata Meu Senior c.n.
offers preventlve health care
aervk:ea for aenlors ftom 9 a.m . to
such as the Better Business Bu-
reau to see if complaints have
been filed again.st ii.. she said
Paying a surprise visJt would
be ideal, she saJd, because that
would allow a person to 1ee wha1
life is like there on a daily baslc;
without having a show put on.
Seniors should also be placed
in their own religious environ-
ment, officials saJd. If someone is
a practicing Catholic, they prob-
ably wouldn't want to be placed
In e Jewish oriented facility.
Olaru Mody, the social serv-
ices representative at Costa Mesa
SenJor Center, said that the phY.-
sicaJ appearance of e facillty Is
important It should be bright,
airy with many windows, Mody
said.
MThe more familiarity to their
home environment that you give
them, the better that they will
adjust,~ Goelman agreed.
2 p.m. Wednesdays and from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. every other
Tuesday, at 695 W. 19th St, Costa
Mesa. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 645-2356.
The Cosu Meu Senior Cen19r
offers counseling, assistance and
referral services for seniors, 695
W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. (949)
645-2356.
The Com M ... Hlstolical
Society holds a free<>pen house
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays
et 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa
Mesa. The event features
memorabilia from the city of
Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana
Army Air Base. (949) 631-5918.
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Thursday of each month at 800
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such 81 grocery shopping, library
vlsita and rides to and from the
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same day 1ervlce Is needed. (949)
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Newport to be test site for
electronic voting machines
Residents going to
the council meeting
cm be among the
first in the county to
try out the devices.
June Ca1a1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORI' BEACH -C.Onunu-
nity members who show up be-
fore the Qty C.Owicil meeting on
Tuesday will be among the first
.people In the county who get to
try 01:1t new electronic voting ma-
chines.
The Orange C.Ounty Registrar of
Voters will hold a mock election
on Tuesday at a nine locations
throughout the county, including
Newpon Beach Qty Hall The reg-
istrar chose a number of cities
that hold council meetings on
Tuesday In hopes of getting as
many people as possible to test-
drive the new machines before
they are put In use for real in the
primary election in Man:h.
"Jr's basically u dry nm for us," FYI
said ~ Rowley, a spokesman
for the ri3glstrats office. WHAT: Voters can try out the
new eSlate electronic voting .
machines In a countywlde mock
election.
The registrar coordinated the
mock balloting in part as a sort of
dress rehearsal for election offi-
cials whose job it Is to set up and
later dismantle polling places.
The p~ will be timed by
~unty officl.als, who will alsO
keep crack of any proble.rm with
the system.
Members of the public are In-
vited to come participate In the
mock election. 1be ballot will In•
dude four fictional races and two
fictional ballot Initiatives. The
questions will clearly be about fic-
tional issues, to avoid confusion
about whether the votes are real.
They're not. But they will be tal-
lied by election officials as pan of
their dry run.
The new electronic voting ma-
chine is called an eSlate. It looks
like an electronic clipboard with a
dial for navigating the screen and
a button to cast ballots. The new
equipment will replace paper bal-
lots In future elections In Orange
WHEN: 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday
WHERE: Outside City Council
chambers at City Hall. 3300
Newport Blvd. .
INfORMATION: Pictures of the
equipment and fn*1:ructlona can
be viewed at the registrar's Web
site,
http:/lwww.oc.ca.gov/electlon.
The Newport Beach city clerk's
office can be reached at (949)
644-3005.
C.Ounty.
"It's just a chance for people to
try out the new electronic voting
equipment," Newport Beach Qty
Oerk LaVonne Haikless said
EJection officials also hope to
have a voting machine set up In thJ! city clerk's office prior to the
March election to allow people to
practice on the machines and be·
come familiar with them, Hark-
less said.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
UC Irvine will offer
minor in accounting
UC ltvine will offer an
undergraduate miqor in
accounting starting In fall
2004. The program will
consist of courses de-
signed to prepare students
for taktng the uniform Cer-
tified Public Accounting
examination.
The school anticipates
that enrollment for the
new program will s tart a t
80 students and wilt ex-
pand in later years. The
program was approved
Thursday by the UCI Aca·
demic Senate's CouncU on
Educational Policy.
UCI students have been
limited to introductory ac·
counting courses and
must complete course
work at other colleges if
they wish to sit for the Cer-
tified Public Acc,ounling
exam.
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OBITUARY
....
Paul A. La Sttapes
Mr. Paul A La Stripes,
a 42-ycar resJdent of
Costa Mesa. died Nov.
2-4 of pneumonia. I le
was97.
Mr. La St.rapes ls sur·
vived by hls son Ron;
daughter Patricla An·
derson; three grandchil-
dren; and eight great
grandchildren.
SHIPPING A MOVING IOXIS
FAMILY
Continued from Al
the mom tucked the kids into
bed and kisa4!d them goodnlght.
Most of all. on teleYt$lon and
through hJ scbool.mateii' lives.
he uw secudty. It overwhelmed .
him to the point that he thought
ofUttJe else. His yearning for a
permanent home. a good job for
his mom and the chance to walk
to the same school aver and over
agllln for months or years
became a beautiful obsession.
After achool, when no one was
watching. he acted out the
family Ufe he promised himsclC.
I le bad a wife and two children
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Got
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and a hoUlt! or their own. They mom. When she knew mo•
were happy. they gave her eome nice dot.bes
Then. one day. his mom took and aent her on job lntervfews.
him to a different type of group But as soon llS be saw hope,
home. nm one was ln a place be also saw dtead IJ was now
he liked lmmedfa~ because Thanksgtvlog. and he began to
when he arrived 1n August. he see signs of Ouistinas.
noticed that he did not need a.It Ouistmas meant gifts. Toys. He
condltlonl.J}g at night. He'd never had been a good boy, he
had air conditioning lo the other · thought, and even with all the
homes end had suffered during bad stuff happening around
the hot. sleep~ nJgttts. him, surely he'd get something.
Thls place was diJfereot. But at 10, he was oJd enough to
Durlng the day. he went to a know the truth.
llChool where his teacher did not He knew there was no Santa
judge him because he was Oaus. and he knew his mom
different At this school, his didn't have enough money yet to
teacher gave hlm just as much buy him anything. So for him,
time and attention as the other Oui.stmas morning would be
children. like fM!r'/ other morning.
During t.lie day at this place, But he awoke last Ouistmas
his mom had things to do. They morning to a miracle. That
we~no longer sleeplng 1n a morning. he had wrapped gift5
room with other moms and dads at the foot of his bed ~ he
and kids, but one of their own. opened them, the miracle grew.
This one even had Its own He got the one toy he'd wished
bathroom. AD this meant that for and some brand new clothes
mom would have to keep house -these had the labels still
agaln. the way she used to do In anached -and they were
thelr apartment when times exactly his size.
were good. But the best was yet to come.
During the day, they taught Just after he opened his last gift,
his mom how to use a computer, his mother leaned over to him
something he was learning, too, and said, "Baby, I've got some
in his new school. "You can get a good news for you. The
lot of jobs if you know how to computer classes I took here
use Um well,· they told his helped me find a job. And some
LEAKS
Continued from Al t
kitchen. d ining area and living
room.·
Some of the holes were one
and two feet wide where work·
ers had gone in to try to find the
soun:e of the lew. The defects
were in the outdoor deck that
forms the roof over an open in·
door living area.
More than half a do~en at-
tempts by the developer to fix
the problem were unsuccessful.
Peters said. So he and his neigh-
bors hired an aftorney.
John Manly, attorney with the
Costa Mesa firm Manly &
McGuire, said tha1 the settle-
ment amount is extraordinary.
·1 don'1 know of any other set-
tlement-this high for just two
units," Manly said.
ETCO Development works
regularly in Newport Beach,
often on small projects such as
the two-unit development
where the Peters and the Albers
bought their beachfront con-
dos. A representative of FfCO
could not be reached for com·
ment on Prlday afternoon.
very nice person hu glvtn us
the monoy we need to mow Into
our own apartment again. one
that'• rwo blocb from the school
you'll be going to. So, I'm sorry
that we have to move again, but
this time, It's gonna be for a
long. long time. Merry
Ouisunas.·
•••
Th.is dream was made
possible by the miracle wort.ers
at the Orange Coast Interfaith
Shelter 1n Costa Mesa. You can
help them make these dreams
come true through your
donations of food and clothing
or by sponsoring a fnmUy to
make their Oui.stmas dreams
come true. But most of all, your
donationi. of cash are needed to
help kids who don't have a
choice.
Please be generous this year
and ma](e a donation today.
Send it to the Orange Coast
lnterfaJth Shelter, 1963 Wa.Uace
Ave., Costa Mesa. CA 92627. Or
call (949) 631-7213.
Than.le you very much.
• STEVE SMrnt is a Costa Mesa
nnident and freelance writer.
Readers may leave a message for
him on the Dally Pilot hotline at
(949) 642-6086.
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA tr.EM
•W... ... 8"Ml:A
commerdal burglaly w.
~in the 800bloctM
4!06p.m.~.
• Cenllir ltlMI:~
~ cilla were reponed In
t:M 800 b60dt .i 9:53 p.m.
Wednetcs.y.
• Oinlen Un« \landelilm
wa reported '"the 2000 btodt.i 12:01 p.m.
~-. ....,_~An auto 1t'9f\
w .. reported In the 700
blodc at 2;26 p.m.
Wtdneect.y.
• MonnMI Awnue: Grend
theft waa reported In the
2000 blodl st 9:16 a.m.
Wednesday.
•Pline~ A veNde
burglery waa reported In the
3100 blodt st 2:09 p.m.
Wedneeday.
.......... Awnue;
Poeeeuion of merijuant was
reported In the 2300 blodc et
9:19 a.m. Wednesday.
•ScenicAwnue:A
hit·end-run was report9d in
' the 1600 block et 12:21 p.m.
Wednesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• w.t e.lboll Bout.wird: A
burglary was reported in the
1100 blodc et 7:63 a.m.
Thureday.
• Birch StNet: Petty theft W8$
reported In the 20100 blodc
at 7:39 a.m. Thursday.
• Bftstol StrMt and hint
.Awnue: Battery was
reported at 11 p.m.
Thursday.
• EMtblu9 Drivei A traffic
accident lnvoMng Injuries
wu reported In the 2500
blodt at 10:11 a.m. Thul"lday.
• ~C..,DnwEat:
Petty theft WU reported In
the 800 block et 3:68 p.m.
Thurwday.
• Y/99' 15th StrMt:
Vandalism was reported In
the 900 blodt et 7:02 a.m.
Thur.day.
SNOW
Continued from Al
"It a:mld get a lot worse, you
know," his mother said with a
laugh.
Mark Smith, a visitor from
Maryland, is no st.rangec to snow.
City officials sald they were
unaware of any significant
problems with the developer's
projects in Newport Beach.
The Peters paid out of pocket
to repair the six-figure damages
and now will get their money
back from the settlement.
Thts water damage caused by leaks in a roof was one reason that
the owners sued the condo's builders. The company settled with
the owners of this and another condo for $1 .26 million .
"But this ~ so much better,· he
said. "You have snow by the beach
which Is kind of unusual.•
• Every year. the resort tries to do
something new to entertain
guests and visitors. sai<l Alyssa
Mauro. activities director. "We were never sure we'd get
reimbursed, so it's very satisfy·
ing haVlng the house repaired."
DORNAN
Continued from A 1
brand years in Congress. among
the most polite being ·e-1 Bob."
also maintained that he would
never have been in the fight had
he not given Rohrabacher the
safe Republican Huntington
Beach district in 1992, rather
than take it himseU after the last
round or redistricting.
Rohrabacher. 56, a former
journalist and speechwriter for
Ronald Reagan, has served in
Congress since 1988.
Although Doman helped him
get his start in politics with an
endorsement, Rohrabacher is on
his guard for the coming cam·
pajgn.
·aob Is known as a very abu·
alve and mean-splrlted cam·
paigner, so no one ever takes
him lightly,· he said. "I have to
make IUJ'e I have the money
necessary to thwart and to ex·
plain what is expected to be a
race laced with highly personal
attacks.•
Doman ha.a oome out swing·
lng. The statement that he ls a
mudslinging campaigner •1a a lie
perpetrated by Democrats.·· he
said.
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS Items to
the Delly Piiot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa M ... , CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 644M170; or by calling (949)
574-4295.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY OF HITCHCOCK
Orenge Coall College It
offering a nl~..p•rt film hlttory
on Alfred Hltehcodc. The ••rl11
wlll be moderated by retired
OCC proftHor H. A11hur
Tau .. lg. Each .... ion wlll be
held at 6:30 p.m . one Friday ••ch month. The event• wm be
held at OCC't Flnt Artt Hall 118.
Adml .. lon lt $8 for a du I ta end
$5 for Hnlora tnd OCC
etudtnta. For more Information,
call (714) 432-5880.
Peters said. "Now, it's just a mat-
ter of getting over the trauma."
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
"I never pul out a negative
brochure in any of my cam-
paigns until I got hir first,# Dor·
nan sajd. HI always try to run a
campaign on the issues."
Doman toyed with the idea of
running againsl Rohrdbacher in
the fall of 1999.
Dornan, 70. also has a long
history of government service.
lie served In the U.S. Air Force
from 1953 to 1959 and was a
congressman from 19n 10 1983
and from 1985 to 1997.
II was the Sept. ll, 2001, ter·
rorlst attacks that motivated him
to get baclc into politics. he said.
Local RepubUcans weren't ex·
peeling the move and will have
to choose sides in the coming
weeks.
~, have not seen Bob for sev·
eral years, and I don't know
anyone who has talked to him
for several years, so such an an·
nouncement ls a real surprise,·
Orange County Republican
Party Olalrman Tom Puentes
said.
Doman and Robrabacher had
similar voting records in Con-
gress, so it's unlikely that one
partJcular Issue will be a factor
In the race. Fuentes said.
I le expected Rohrabacher's
fellow legislators to support him.
RAW FOOO GOURMET HOUOAY
BAU
Celebrate the holldayt with an
elegant evening from 7 to 11 p.m.
todey 11t the Helecfest Pavilion,
3107 Klllybroolt Lane. There wlll
be flva raw got.tnnet a1>P9tltert,
delectable deuertt, five mutlc,
~ng all night. roerfng fire,
candlelight Mttlng and a cath bar.
The cost It S66 to $60.
Information and reservations:
('49) 660-0872.
RING OF UGHTS
Th• Commodore..Club If the
Ntwpo11 Btaeh Chamber of
Commerce will hott the Ring of
Light• home dtcorttlng
competition In Dectmber. All
home, buafnHe, end yecht
cluba llnlng the harbor are
Invited to partlclpete.
Dec:or1tlon• mu1t be In Plipce by
Mond1y. Information (849)
729-4400. •
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
(949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
1une.casagr11nde@lat1mes.com
"We have a lot of firsts this
year," she said. "We have the
snow. the entertainment. the
chowder and concessions. It gets
"He worlcs very closely with bener every year."
the other House members from The event aims to get local peo-
Orange County and the likeli-pie in the holiday spirit, Mauro
hood of their rallying behind said.
him is high." Fuentes said. "People driving by can see ~
Rohrabacher also said he and . from Coast l lighway." she said
Doman have similar political "We hope they look. in our direc-
agendas but that his opponent's tion and get some of that holiday
negativity will likely be a turnoff cheer."
to voters.
"Bob and I come from two dif.
ferent conservative roots,"
Rohrabacher said: "Bob is an
old-line rtght·wi.nger who is al-
ways against things. ... A posi-
rlve conservative approach is
something that is much more in
• OE.EPA BHARATH covers public
safety and coorts. She mayf>e
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail et
deepa.bharath@l11t1mes.com.
ll.lne with the voters of this dis· STA DffY trict than what Bob's track. re· I l'\R
cord represents." Continued from Al But Doman said his legislative
record is not the same as Rohra·
bacher's, and he expects Issues
to be the most Important facter
in the campaign.
·1 don't think I'm running
against a Republican,· he said. "I
think I'm running against a Llb·
ertarlan who changed his regis·
tration. so he could get elected.·
• ALICIA ROBINSON covers
buslneu, politics and the
environment She can be reached
st (949) 784-4330 or by •mall at
allcla.roblnsonlllatlmt11.i:om.
NEWPORT HARBOR
CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE
Beeutlfully decorated yachts,
boats, byab and cenoes will
tell along the harbor In the 96th
annual Newport Harbor
Chrlttmat Boat Parade Dec. 17
through 21. Each night, the
parac:M will begin at 8:30 p.m . at
CoUln. lttand and lest two end•
halfhoura. The parade It ho1ted
by the Commodoru Club of the
Newport Bead\ Chamber of
Commerce. lnfonnation: (849)
129-4400, http://Www.chrlntn••
bo•tp•r•d•.com.
MUSIC
HUTCIMS COftSORT
The Hutchlnt Consort wlll bt
performing at 8 p.m. todey et
the lrvlne Ber'day Th .. t,., Th•
cone.rt. tlt19d •Holiday•
HNrthalde: wlll feature muMc:
by Sweellndt, Co,...11, Toretll,
of the planetarium and let the
students file out as the top slowly
floated downward. By the time
everyone was oUJ, the deftated
mushroom lay Oat on the ·
gymnasiwn flooL
"It was more fun inside,"
Garrett admitted.
And slowly, the mushroom
started swelling baclc to life.
• MARISA O'NEIL covers education
and mtty be~ et 1949)
574-4268 or by .-mail et
marisa.oneilO latfmes.com.
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NewPORT BP.ACH -Gaze
lnto the eyes of the dogs in Blake
Schwendimann's photo" and you
feel u lf you can see lnto 1.helr
aouls.
Uke in •Harvey ln Repose," ln
whJch a terrier with Chinese·
crested inJluence, Is lounging
luxuriously on the rug. looking
wistfully toward the ~era. ,
1bls photo and 22 othe~ by
1131 Back Bay Drive
Newport Beach, 92660
949-729-1144
www.newj,ortdunes.com
Schwendlmann will be on di.s-
play today and Sonday at the
Carole Akins Studio in Cannery
Village. Dogs and peopJe popu·
late most of his wort. But his
photos have an air of sponta·
neity slnce they are not posed,
apturing the raw essence of the
ubject, Schwendirnann said.
"I like to catch people ln their
mttwal environment,· he said. "I
would prefer to shoot in some·
body's backyard or park.·
Schwendimann, who just
moved to C:OSta MeSa thJs sum·
mer, is donaling a portion of tho
proceeda from the show to Share
Our Sel\'el, a comprehensive
charitable organization in C.OSta
Mesa. He wanted to focus atten·
tlon on an organizadon that
helps others. espedally at this
time of year, Schwendlmann
sald.
"Since It's the holidays. It
seemed like an obvious time to
pick a charity that helps people
over the holidays because my
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Schwendlrnann'a show will take
place Saturday and Sunday
from noon to 6 p.m. •t the
Carole Akin• Studio, 418 31st St.
For more lnformatlon1 call (949)
673-8663.
work is about humanity," he
said. ·1 want to aeate awareness
so the whole thing' ilm' just
about me." ·
He is also donating his time
and photography services on an
ongoing basis to the nonprofit
organJzation.
Schwendlmann, 25, was born
at Hoag Hospital -the largest
baby the hospital delivered at the
time, weighing in at 11 pounds
and 23~ inches long. he said. He
was born Into a creative family,
he sald -his mother works in
Interior design, both of hJs aunts
are artists, and his cousin ls a
writer. He is also drawn to music
and plays lhe acoustic guitar.
His attraction to photography
started in junior high school,
when he started taking pictures
with his dad's camera. As his
hobby progressed, friends would
ask hlm 10 take picture8 or their
kids and dogs.. His style even·
tually evolved from portrait pho-
tography to more abstract art. All
of his pictures are shot locally.
~1·m a good people person."
Schwendlmann said. "I like see-
ing people's reactions when they
see my photos. But I also like ab·
stract art."
Schwendimann likes shooting
human subjects because of the
diversity of shots that can be at·
tained by varying the posing.
lighting and depth of field, he
said. He has been influenced by
photographers such as Edward
Weston, a contemporary of Ansel
Adams who specialized in worlc
with the human figure and land-
scapes, and Anton C.Orbijn, who
photographs musicians such as
the band U2.
As Schwendlmann derives a
lot of his creativity from his fam-
ily ties, he also inherited their
photo equipmenL He built the
camera he uses now by combin-.
ing two Identical cameras that
had been owned by his father
and his uncle, mixing the lenses
together.
"Now I have a nice camera
from the '70s." he said.
Schwendirnann has a pen-
chant for blaclc and white pho-
tography, but does some color as
well. He is partial to black and
white because it allows photog·
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Adam1K·6
2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa
Mesa
Principal: Candy Cloud
Main phone: (714)424-7935
Attendance: (714) 424-4702
AndenenK-6
1900 Port Seabourne, Newport
Beach
Principal: Mary Manos
Main phone: (949) 515-6935
Catffomla K-5
3232 California St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Jane Holm
Main phone: (714) 424-7940
Coltege P9ltr K·3
2380 Notre Dame Road, Costa
Meta
Principal: Pat Insley
Main phone: (71 4) 424-7960
o.via~
PHOTO BY WILLIAM VASTA I DAILY PILOT
Blake Schwendimann of Costa Mesa will have his art photography oo
display this weekend at an exhibition in Newport Beach to benefit
Share Our SeNes, a local ocganization that provides meals and
as51stance for those in need. Many of his photos feature dogs.
raphers to focus solely on the
shapes. fonns and Lines without
being disuacted by the colors.
I le prefers shooting in ambient
light, so he will usually start his
photo shoots about two hours
before sunset to capitalize on the
softer, diffused Light at that time.
Overcast skies arc also advanta·
geous, he said.
1 lls photography style is old·
school, he said, as he prefers to
have his picture~ manUally de·
veloped in a darlcroom.
"II forces you to think about
what +rou're doing.• Schwendi-
mann said. "You have more con·
trol."
I le also has his photos devel·
oped on silver gelatin prints, a
time· and labor-intensive proc·
ess that gives them an added ve-
neer of absuaction.
For his color photos, he cross
processes them to generate col·
ors that aren't completely true to
life.
"It's not life-like color, so it
forces you to think about shapes
and lines, because I'm not inter·
ested in life-like images."
Schwendimann said.
Using this process, a wall ap·
YOUR SCHOOLS
1050 Arlington Drive, Costa Mesa
Principal: Cheryl Galloway
Main phone: (714) 424 7930
Attendance: (714) 424-4762
Eu1blutt K-6
2627 Vista del Oro, Newport
Beach
Principal: Charlene Metoyer
Main phone: (949) 515·5920
Harbor View K-6
900 Goldenrod Ave .. Corona def
Mar
Pnncipal: Mellissia Christensen
Main phone: (949) 515-6940
' Kalser3-6
2130 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: Stacy Holmes
Main phone: (949) 515-6950
Attendance: (949) 51&-6852
K.lttybfoolat K ·5
3155 Killybrooke Lane, Costa
Mesa
,
The artist's
print ·0oc.
2003.wiff
be on
display this
weekend at
the
exhibition.
pears as greenish in one photo
and bluish-purple in another.
Schwendlmann likes to get on
the same level as his subjects,
which usually means lying on his
stomach on the ground, which
can get messy at times, he said.
"I bought a pair of nice, black
c;hoes so I would look nice when
I go to people's houses, bec'ause
my shoes are usually wet and
dirty," Schwendimann sa!d.
This is Schwendimann's first
gallery show. His maned and
fi;amed pictures will be on saJe
for between $325 and $450.
Akins, the owner of the gallery,
is Schwendimann's aunt. An lm·
pressionist painter, she said she
is helping her nepheW'get expo·
sure because she can relate to his
photography on an artistic level
"I Wlderstand the process, and
I can see how he has a sense of
what to shoot, without it being
contrived,· Akins said. •And ii
just happens, and I see its spon·
taneous, and he has this soulful
way about him with people, and
ii draws me in. So I believe in
him. I would never be able to get
as involved with him if I didn't.
Everything I see just wows me.·
Pnncipal: Kathy Sanchez
Main phone: (714) 424-7945
Lincoln K-6
3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar
Principal: Barbara
Rothman·Haddodt
Main phone: (949) 515-6955
Attendance: (949) 515-6808
Mariners K-6
2100 ~riners Drive, Newport
Beach
Principal: Pam Coughlin
Main phone: (949) 515-6960
Newport Coast K-6
6655 Ridge Park Road, Newport
Coast
Principal: Monique VanZeeBroedc
Main phone: (949) 515-6975
Newport Elementary K-6
~SCHOOLS, Pa1e A7
Parenting expert
inspires corona
del Mar crowd
William Sears, author
of numerous books
on 'attachment
parenling,' speaks at
Harbor Day School
on Thursday.
Marisa O'N•ll
OailyPttot
CORONA DEL MAR -Wil-
liam Se.ars, author of more than
20 parenting boob touting "at-
tachment parenting".' and a regu-
lar on television talk shows,
brought his message of sensitive
child rearing to Harbor Day
School on Thursday.
The lecture on raising a "suc-
cessful child" and improving
children's IQ through proper nu-
trition was part of a parent edu-
catio~ series at Harbor Day and
other area private schools. Hun-
dreds of parents crowded the
auditorium, listening to Sears
and plying him with questions
for hours.
"I was glad he came (to Har-
bor Day School!." parent Lucy
Rawlins said. "I think his mes-
sage is awesome -to provide
your child with love and atten-
tion and what that does for their
self-esteem.•
Sears, an associate clinical
professor of pediatrics at UC Ir-
vine, has been a pediatrician for
32 years. He recently moved his
practice from San Oemente to
Dana Point with two of his sons.
He and his wife, Martha, a regis-
tered nurse, have eight children
and drew on their own experi-
ences to write "The Baby Book:
Everything You Need to Know
About Your Baby from Birth to
Agel\vo.·
His philosophy is grounded in
the belief that children whose
needs are met early in life and
who receive proper direction will
blossom into independent, re-
sponsible adults. Early bonding
through breast feeding. re-
sponding to a baby's cries and
letting the child sleep in the par-
ents' bed provi~e the founda-
tion, he says, to shape children
into successful adults.
•Parents are lilce gardeners of
the Oower garden of their chil-
dren,• Sears said. "They can't
control the color or lhe time of
SCHOOLS
Continued from A6
14th Street and Balboa
Boulevard, Newport Beacti
Principal: Deniae Knutsen
Main phone: (949) 515-6965
Newport H9'gtrt. K-6
300 E. 15th St., Newport Beach
Principal: Judith Chambers
Main phone: (949) 51&-6970
Attendance: (949) 51!Hl872
Paularino K-3
1060 Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: John Sanders
Main phone: (714) 424-7950
Attendance: (714) 424-4742
PomonaK-3
2051 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: Julie McCormidc
Main phone: (949) 516-6980
the blooms. But they can water
and prune and ferti.liu to make
the blooms beautiful."
Success, he said, should be
measured by the positive effects
someone has on the world, not
by a person's earnings or career.
Giving children the proper tools
can help them make the world a
better place, he said.
Fostering empathy and com-
passion should be a priority for
parents, he said. Finding "teach-
able moments" during the day
and encouraging children to
"get behind the eyes" of another
person start getting them in that
mind set.
"I wish I'd had his books when
my kids were younger," said Sue
Ellen O"Connor, a mother of
four. "I agree that raising chil-
dren with empathy and compas-
sion should be the No. 1 (prior-
ity). That's what's going to carry
them through Ufe."
Harbor Day School parent
Viviane Ogelvie, who has lcnown
Sears for eight years. managed
to book him for the engagement
at a substantial discount from
the sum he usually collects for
speaking engagements. Rawlins
started reading his articles in
parenting magazines 18 years
ago, but was happy to hear him
speak in person. .
"His love for children is so
strong.· she said. "t:iQw do you
not walk away glad to be a par-
ent?"
The next speaker in the series
will be Michael Thompson, 1 a
children and families psycholo-
gist, who co-wrote "Raising
Cain: Protecting the Emotional
Ufe of Boys." The lecture will
take place 9:30 a.m. Feb. Z4 at ·
Harbor Day School.
RM4-6
601 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Ken Killian
Main phone: (949) 51fHi.905
Attendance: (949) 515-6836
Sonorll K-3
966 SOnora, Costa Mesa
Principal: Christine Anderson
Main phone: (714) 424-7955
Victoria K-5
1026 Victoria St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Judy Laakso
Main phone: (949) 515-6985
Attendance: (949) 515-6985
Whittier K-3
1800 N. Whittier Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: Sharon Blakely
Main phone: (949) 515-6990
Wltaon K-5
801 Wilson St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Candy Sperling
Main phone: (949) 515-6995
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READERS RESPOND
Complaints about th·e roar overhea
AT ISSUE: Noise
from airplanes using
John Wayne Airport
irks some readers.
I read with Interest the Daily
Pilot article about Laguna
residents complaining about
new JWA airplane noise in their
communJty c·1..aguna voicet.
noise complaints about JWA,"
Tuesday). My observation is that
the new airplane Olght patl'\5
that resuJt in thls noise ln
Laguna Beach are also
increasing noise in the western
portion of Corona del Mar and
along the coastline. This noise is
increru.ing over time as the
planes turning cast (the muiority
of the planes) wcut the comer"
closer and cloi.er and Oy ne.uw
the COB.\tlinc dunng their turn
onshore
done about the number of
Rights. However. It doesn't seem
right that thousands of re:;Jdents
ore subjected to unnecessary
noise when the planes couJd Oy
the old Oight path that had a
more direct route down the Back
Bay and straight out over the
ocean for sufficient db'tance that
the tum could be made without
noise to the coastaJ community
and also allow the planes to
reach I\ higher altitude before
coming back onshore. I wouJd
urge readers to contact their
county supervisor if they are
bothered by airplane noise. A
pilot friend told me that an early
tum is a "big dear in cost
savings to the airlines. I would
contend that an early tum is a
"bigger dear to the thousands of
people that have to hear the
unnecessary noise.
RALPH W~RINGTON
C.orona del Mar
..
•
County.
RUSSELL NIEWIAROWSKl
Santa Ana Heights
Your story regarding noise in
Laguna Beach from llighLS
departing John Wayne Airport
was so full of·incorrect
statements and misrepret.~ntation!>, I'm pot sure
where to start.
First, the airspace over f'J Toro
was not wclosed." The John
Wayne Oass C airspace was
revised, largely with the support
of the airlines that were asking
for more aass c protection fro(ll
small GA aircraft on their arrivaJ
and departures at John Wayne.
·me amount non-reguJatory
airspace over EJ Toro has
actually increased dramatically.
Second, this revision of the
John Wayne Oass C airspace was
triggered and made possible by
the closure ofEI Toro and did
Thert' are sevcml reason'> for
the increased noi~. First. there
are more flight!>, t-!.pe<:iaUy at
peak departure rime<,. Second,
the fight path for all planes from
the airport to the coru.tJinc has
been chW'lged such that the
planes cross the coastJine much
closer to the harbor entrance
than before. This t~es the
planes closer to the penJmuJa
and areas such as Irvine Terrace
and Corona del Mar. "rbird, the
flights turning e&t (toward
Laguna) are increasingty
affecting the coaMal community
betWttn the harbor entr.tnce
and Laguna ~use the
majorily of the planes are not
goin& as far out to sea to make
their tum as in the past
l1>n°l it Ironic!
Irony of ironies. The South
County "NIMBYs~ thought that
lcilling the proposed airpon at FJ
Tol"()lwouJd guarantee a peaceful
retirement free from annoying
jets. Think ag-aln. Now they have
to deal with the overflights from
John Wayne AJrport's departures.
And despite the NIMBY's claim
that there Is no need for
"another" aJrpon in Orange
County, South County can be
guaranteed even more
overflights and negative Impacts
not from El Thro but from John
Wayne Airport as future air travel
demands will force more ~rrowth
to au Southlnnd airports.
FILE PHOTO/ DAILY PILOI
South County residents are complaining that planes departing John Wayne Airport are flying too low.
not (repeat not) have anything to
do with Measure w.
And finally. the departing
flights in question from John
Wayne have always crossed the
shoreline eastbound over some
part of the south Orange County
coast. typically Laguna Always.
There Isn't much that can be
This gives the NIMBY's two
options: Since they feel that onJy
those privileged enough to live
in South County shouJd live in a
"no-Oy zone" free from any and
aJJ pesky aircraft. they shouJd
then take up a new fight:
slaughter John Wayne Airport.
They boasted that their truth
wouJd prevaJI to lcill El Toro, so
then they shouJd have no
problem using the same arsenal
of anti-airport activists to kill
John Wayne AiipOrt. as well.
After all, how dare the pilots and
FM send planes over their
homes.
And if they can't manage to
stop John Wayne Airport with
new cunning. deceptive
campaigns, then this leaves an
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altemalive plan: move south to
the Camp Pendleton area. South
County insists that one day
Camp Pendleton will close, and
when It does, it would make the
perfect international airpon c;ite.
And with their proven track
record of killing proposed
airports, they will not hevc to
worry aboul an international
airport at Camp Pendleton and
being half way between San
Diego's commercial airport and
John Wayne Airport they shouJd
be safe from all overflights.
The real irony is that with the
V-Ptan at El Thro. all of South
County wouJd be guaranteed no
overflights from John Wayne
Airport and depanures into and
out of FJ lbro wouJd be over a
three-mile-wide pennanent
open space corridors. But
inc;tead. the same NIMBYs
MaLing they didn't want to be like
Los Angeles. referring to all the
sleaze and negative impacts that
an airport at PJ Toro would
.. upposedly generate will now
instead experience endless
traffic congestion as greedy
Irvine council members
rubber-stamp countless more
business, housing and high-rise
residential projects through. all
of which wilJ generate far more
traffic and neg;itive impacts to
an already overcrowded Orange
These misrepresentations and
incorrect portrayals of the facts
by die-hard pro-El Thro airport
factions have got to stop. It's just
part of a last ditch campaign to
vilify Measure'W and drum up
support to revisit the El Toro
airport issue. Uke the county's
dead aviation plans for El Toro
and the typical near-hysterical
Newport Beach rhetoric, it
simply isn't true.
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THE CROWD
_Evening .by the Sea supports
Heritage Pointe
WEDDINGS
. Brant-~
Amy Ouisdne Brant or
San Oemente and
Douglas B. PW or San
Oemente exchanged
vows at Paradise lsland ln
N ewport Beach's Lorraine
Hennessey, a former San
Diego television news
ctporter and the wffe of
prominent heaJlh care executive
Tom Hennessey, chaired the
·Evening Ry The Sea" gall\ to
benefit
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Pointe.
Joining
Hennessey in
organhdng
the black-tie
fundraiser
were patron
co-chairs
Betty Sadder
and Feryne B.W. COOK Margolin,
the Bahamas on Aug. 2.
The bride fs the
daU8)\ter or Ml. and Mrs,.
David BranL She wore a l~Jy white gown and
veU. The matron of honor
wu Kathe Van Hoften.
The bridegroom la the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno
Pill or Toronto, C&nada.
Andrew Pill was the best
man.
The recepdon took
place in Paradise l&Jand
wfth SO guests.
The couple plans to live Amy Christine Brant and
in San Oemente. The Douglas B. Piil
bride wotlcs as a
second-grade teacher in the Capistrano Unified School
District. The groom is employed as a Fitness Center
manager at the Ritz Carlton, Laguna Niguel.
Tervamaki-Oraham
also of
Newport Beach. l lcrilage
Pointe, in Mission Viejo, is an
assisted-living facility designed
to care for elderly Jewish
resident~. The 15th annual gala
and auction raised funds for the
reSidenl a'>Sistance program,
benefiting senior:. with limited
or no financial rc\ources.
Laguna Beach n•sidcnts
Henry and Meryl Schlrnmer
were honored at the gaJa for
their service to the <;cnior
community. In addition, Dick
and Estelle Blake of Fullerton
were prcc;cnted with the annual
"Heritage Award." I he Blake!>
have served for thl' past eight
years on the I lcritage Pointe
board of director\.
St. An~e's Christian School raised $250,000 to be used for financial aid for students, at a holiday gala
co-chaired by Donna Shortt, Jacqueline DuPont-Baum and Christine Buckley. Dupont-Baum 1s a highly
respected advocate for Alzheimer's patients in Newport-Mesa.
Merl Tuull Terva.mW of
Helsinki, Finland and
Drew Oiandler Graham of
Newport Beach
exchanged vows at
Suomenllnna Oiurch in
Helsinki on Aug. 16.
The bride Js the
daughter of lrja
TervamW and Velkko
TervamW of Helsinki.
She wore a white empire
waist dress with a lace
bodJce and bad a bouquet
with white lilies and
roses.
The dinner and .1uction at the
Balboa Hay Oub and Resort in
Newport Beach atlracted a
cross-section of community
support. fhe highJight of the
live auction was a cruise of
South America on the elegant
Crystal Crui'>e Linc .
HONORING THE SHERIFF
The YMCA of Orange County
honored Sheriff Michael
Corona this week at the John
and Donna Crean "Reach Out"
Awards. The 28th annual dinner
and reccplion was held al the
Sulton Place Hotel in Newport
Reach.
KOCF -lV anchor Ed Arnold
emceed the evening with
purpose and punch. The Reach
Our Awards are the major
fundraiser of the year for the
YMCA Community Services
branch. Proceeds from the
dinner go to '>Upport at-risk
youth.
Corona joins a lis1 of
distin1,rt1ished citi7..ens who have
supported the YMCA
communjty Services including
Newport's Merlan Bergeson,
Peggy Goldwater Oay, Harris
Done and O.C hamburger
tycoon Carl Kan:her and his
wife, Margaret.
MOTOWN MAGIC
They called it .. ,.. Knight or
Motown Magic": An annuaJ
holiday gala fund raiser
sponsored by the Knight'>
Commillee of St. Anne·~ School
attracted nearly 500 devoted
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gut:sts, raising more lhan
$250,000.
Omired by Jacqueline
DuPont-Baum, Olrlstine
Bucldey and Donna Shortt, the
evening at the Ritz Carlton
I lorel in JA1guna Niguel was a
'mashing success. Tum and
Monica Parr, board members of
1he school board and dedicated
'>UpporterS 0£ Strong
community education, were
honored fo r their long service to
!:>rhool and community. Ed
Arnold also served a!> emcee
and aucrioneer for the St. Anne\
evening.
Funds raised will support
students with financiaJ need at
the independent 01ristian
'>chool founded in 1992.
Newport-Mesa support for the
school came from Carl Nolet,
Caroline SutUe. Ken Braun,
and Nina and John Jack Mamie
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Moody, Olane Epp and Alison
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SOUTH COAST GLOW
The Newport-Mesa public
turned out this week for South
Coast Pl37,a's 21st annuaJ tree
lighting ceremony at Town
Center Park in Costa Mesa.
The All-American Boys
Otorul> Joined Jennifer York of
KTLA-lV to herald the arrival or
t.he holiday season with the
lighting of a 9()-foot Otri'itma'>
tree delivered to Costa Mei.a
from the slopes of Mt. Shasta.
South Coast Plaza adorned the
tree with more than 15,000
ligh1s. adding plenty of :.parkJe
for the kickoff of the holiday
season.
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•THE CROWD appears Thursdays
and Saturdays.
The maid of honor was
Ms. Helni Kekalalnem.
The bridegroom ls the
son of Mr. an~ Mr& Albert
Graham Jr. or Newport
Beach. The best man was
Kevin Arcarls. The ushers
were David Graham and Meri Tuuli Tervamaki and
Petteri TervamW. Drew Chandler Graham The reception took
pJace at the Scandfc Hotel, Kalastajatorppa with 90
guests.. The couple spent its honeymoon po Mauritius
Island ln the lnd.ian Ocean. A second reception is
planned during the Olrlstmas holidays at the home of
Albert Graham Jr.
The couple plans to live in Paris, Prance.
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pleaM ~II Lui• Pel\• at 1949) 574-4298.
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
Daltj Plot
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A chance of snow ,
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M ore than 30 tons of
snow will be available
from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday
at Newport Harbor Lutheran
Cl:n1tch and Preschool for sleddlDg by youth and adulu,
Aid e.al l:lawker, congregati.on
member.
There will be two 50·fo0t &led
·Nm and one 30·foot &led run
• (or children. lt'I part or a
C.OmmunJty Ouistma.s Snow
Festival sponsored by the church
and preschool that also Ceatures
a children'• aaft area. a live
petting manger, train rldea, two
play areas, Ouistmas caroling.
Christmas tree decorating and
an opportunity to visit Santa.
Admisaion is free, and food
and refreshments wW be
available for purcba.se, Hawker
said. So gather your CamiJy and
enjoy snow whil~ getting In the
holiday spirit
KIWANIS HOST
HOUOAY PARTY
The Kiwanis Oub of Costa
Mesa will once again host a
holiday party for 25 children on
Thursday, Dec.. 18, at its dub
meeting at the Holiday Inn. The
children a.re from Human
Options. an organization that
works with familles from bruJsed
and batter homes, said Carl
Langston. event chair.
"Thanks to Kiwanlan Ed
McParland and his wife, Pat,
who started the program, our
club has been providing this
program for many years,•
Langston said.
This week. club members will
draw names of the children
attending the program and bring
wrapped gifts valued at $25 or so
that Santa will present during
the luncheon.
"Yes, it is sometimes quite
teary-eyed for the children and
for the individual who
purchased the gift," Langston
said.
LIONS HELPtNG FAMILIES
Harbor Mesa Uons Oub has
selected two local families to
sponsor for the holidays this
year.
One family has 11 members
and are living in a local motel
The other family has five
members and another one on
the way.
Uons Oub members have
purchased clothing, toys, food
and gift certificates foe the two
families.
·0ur club has always bad big
hearts. but this year is especially
generous In wanting families like
this to have a wonderful
holiday: club President Joan
Pub said
The club has also donated ssOO to the fire victims of
Southern California.
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETllNG INVOLVED runa
periodically In the Dally Pilot on a
rotating basl9. For infonnatlon on
adding yoor organization to thla
lilt. call (949) 674-4298.
ORANGE COUNTY
P£RFORMNI ARTS CENTER
Dooentt .,. needed to lead tours
of the Center, 800 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Leam about
the history and the development
of the Center and the working• of
the badt stage areas. For more
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Beesle
Loul9a
"Beale .Lou"
Secbrtst. 61,
pusedaway
at her home
. in W1a Park,
from cancer, JIM on Sunday,
DE BOOM 0ct 12. She
spent her
early years In Huntington Park.
After attending the University
of Utah. where she was involved
with the School of Modem
Dance, she studied classical
ballet at the Sorbonne in Paris.
She graduated from USC as a
French.and P.nglish major In
1964, recetving her teaching
credential. She was affiliated
with the Alpha Phi sorority. She
obtained her master's in
linguistics from Cal State
Fullerton in 1978.
After conducting
cross-cultural education for
foreign students at USC and
other locations tn Southern
California, she taught In the
Long Beach Unified School
District for 10 years.
She attended Western State
University, receiving her
doctorate of law and California
State bar certification In 1992,
later establishing ber own
private law practice in Orange
County.
She became a member of the
Newport-Irvine Rotary Oub in
1994, serving as seaetruy for the
club from 1996 to the present, as
well as Rotary District 5320
secretary from.2001 to the
present. She was also a member
of the Republican Women of
Orange C.Ounty. Her father,
WllUam 'lbomu Sechrbt. was a
past Rotary district governor and
Hrelong member of Rotary.
lntennent was private. The
family lcindly requests that
tributes be sent to the USC
Norris Cancer Center or the
Rotary Foundation in care of the
Newport-Irvine RotaryOub.
A specific arrangement in
connectJon with the Paul Harris
Fellowship ha,, been made with
the club. Family members wish
to express their sincere gratitude
for the kindness of so many who
assisted her during her long
illness.
Bettle Lou was a friend, a
great Rotarian and will be
missed by mWlY. Condolences to
the family.
WELCOME TO ntE WORLD OF
SERVICE CLUBS
Dr. Arthur Go14ateln,
OB·GYN, joined the Rotary Oub
of Newport-Balboa. He was
sponsored by Thny RollAeJol
information, call (714) 556-ARTS,
ext. 833
ORANGE COUNTY RONALD
MCDONALD HOUSE
Sponsorship opportunities are
atlll available for the Orange
County Ronald McDonald House
High Tea benefit to be held on
Oct. 30, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The
benefit will be held at the Tumip
Ro .. at the Grand Newport Ptaza,
1901 Newport Blvd. In Costa
Mesa. R>r more Information call
(714) 639-3600
ORANGE COUNTY WORKS
PartidpatAI In life management
and employment training
WORnt REPEATltG
From Thought (or the Day
provided by Grea Kelley of the
Newport-Mesa Irvine Interfaith
C.Oundl:
•Flatter me. and I may not
believe you. Crltictu nw. and I .
may not Ila you Ignore nw, and
l may not forgtu. you. Encourogii
me, and l may not forget you." -WILLIAM~ ·
SERVICECWB
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
TIJBSll\Y
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7: 30 a.m.: The 40-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
Oub will meet at Five Crowns
for a Craft Talk by John Hedlund
(http://MWp<>rtbeoch
sunrlserotary.org/lnda.htm).
6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa ,.
Newport Harbor Uons Oub will
meet at the Costa Mesa C.Ountry
Oub.
WBDNFSD\Y
7:15 a.m.: The IO-member
South Coast Metro Rotary Qub ..
will meet at the Center Oub
(http://www.souchcoastmetro
rotary.orl(J; and the Newport
Harbor Kiwanis Oub will meet
at the University Athletic Oub.
Noon: The Exchange Oub of
the Orange Coast will meet at ·
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Oub ..
6 p.m.: The Rotary Oub of
Newport Balboa will meet at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub for
Craft Talks
( http://www. newportbalboa..orl(J,.
TIIURSll\Y
7 am.: The 20-plus member
Costa Mesa-Orange Costa
Breakfast Uons Oub will meet at Mimis ear~
Noon: The SO-member C.Osta
Mesa Kiwanls Oub will meet at
the Holiday Inn to hear Irvine
Mayor Larry Agran discuss ·111e
Great Park" (http://www.ldwanir.
orglclub/costmnesa); the
SO-member Kiwanis Oub of
Newport Beach-Corona del Mat
will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub for a
Ladies Day program for
Ouistmas featuring vocalist
Janine Wynn; the Exchange
Oub of Newport Harbor will
meet at the Nautical Museum
to bear Bob Cauatln, founder of
Defend the Bay; and the Rotary~
Oub of Newport lcvtne will
meet at the Atrium Hotel for a •
white elephant auction led by
Roger Ruatand and Jim Vlllen
(http://www.nlrotary.orl(J.
• COMMUNfTY •Cl.UBS it
published Saturdaya in the Daily
Piiot. Send your service club's
meeting Information by fu to
(714) 921-8655 or bye-mall to
jdeboom@aol.com.
womhops as a auocess coach to
foster teens 16 to 18 yeart old. ••
(949) 609-1451.
ORGANIZATION FOR THE
HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS -
Volunteert are needed to care foi:
stray and lost animal• In the
Newport Beach, Cotta Mesa and
Corona del Mar arua. (949) •
722-1357.
PACtflC SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
The Orange County Paclflc
Symphony Orchestra'•
Volunteert In EdtJcatlon
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INVOLVED
Continued from AlO
OpportunitiM program needs
volunteen to aaalat children In a
variety of hande-on musical
~ ~unteera spend a tot8I
of six Satutdey momfnga with the
dlikhn. {714) 766-6788, ext. 244.
PARENT HELP USA
Founded by mothers and others
against chlld abuse, Parent Help
aska the public for help and
volunteers to Inform the
community on vital isaues
affecting children and the family.
lbformatlon: (949) 650-3461 or
(949) 676-6271.
PARTNERS Al.WAYS
CARING SERVICES
Volunteers are needed for a
Crisis Assistance Program,
assisting the emergency
responders by providing
emotional first aid at the scene
of a critical incident. No previous
experience necessary.
Information: (949) 724-7199,
partnersalwayscarlng@cox.net.
PEDIATRIC CANCER
RESEARCH FOUNi :TlON
PCRF. which raise oney to
support pediatric . ncer
research, needs volunteers for a
variety of duties. (949) 859-6312.
THE PHARMACOLOGY
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
The institute is looking for
volunteers to take part in a study
on quitting smoking. To learn
more about the program, call
(888) 774-4673.
PRIME DYNAMICS
Prime Dynamics, a Newport
Beach nonprofit organization for
the 99 and younger set, needs
volunteers for its programs.
(949) 262-7300
PROJECTrACCESS
Project Access is a nonprofit
organization that links resideot
of low-income housing
developments with beneficial
social services usually through
resource centers. Volunteers are
needed to tutor children, teach
crafts and computer skills at the
various centers. Paul Shapiro,
(949) 253-3120 ext. 229.
PROJECT CUDDLE
Project Cuddle is a Costa
Mesa-based nonprofit
organization that meets the needs
of girls and women facing
unplanned pregnancies. In
addition to office help and 12-hour
hotline shifts once a month,
volunteers are needed for an
auxiliary group and fund-raising
committees and to help distribute
~idcers to stop babies from being
abandoned in trash bins. Service
groups of all kinds -mom's
groups, churches. students, men
and women's clubs, and
company-sponsored sport's teams
-are wanted for creative
fund-raising projects. The
organization also needs donated
gift items for mothers and babies.
lnfonnation: (714) 432-9681,
http:llwww.projectcuddle.org.
PROJECT TOGETHER
Project Together seeks adult
voluntMra to utebllah •
trul11ng, o~to-one reletlonahlp
with child ren ttresaed ff'C)m
f amily problem• and ebuae. Thia
component of the Orange
County He1tth Care Agency'•
Children's Mentel Heelth
Servlc:ea offers tnllnlng and
supervision f or the program.
M1ny of the chlld'9n are
economically deprived, victims
of neglect or both. (7\4)
850-8444.
READ/ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteer literacy tutors are
needed to help create a more
literate community with no-ooet
tutoring for adults In reading and
writing, on&-an-one or In small
groups. The adult literacy •
program serves the Orange
County Public Library system.
Lessons are individualized and
confldentiat. Training is provided
and required. Information: (714)
666-3070,
http://www.readoc.org.
REAOINGBY9
The mentor reading program
seeks volunteers to read to
students In kindergarten through
the third grade. Costa Mesa
schools need help for students in
reading, writing and English.
Mentor sessions may be
scheduled from 8:30 to 11:30
a.m. and after-school from 3 to 6
p.m., Monday through Friday.
Pomona Elementary School,
(949) 515-6980; Whittier
Elementary School, (949)
516-6898; Wilson Elementary
School, (949) 515-6995; and New
Shalimar Leaming Center, (949)
646-0396.
SALVATION ARMY
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Group or family volunteers are
needed to adopt a family,
sponsor an angel tree, hold a
canned food or toy drive, or
make a special gift or donation
directly to the Salvation Army.
(714) 832-7100.
SALVATION ARMY
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Individual, business and service
club volunteers are needed for
the holiday season in the
distribution of food and toys at
the Christmas Warehouse and
Red Kettle. Information: (714)
832-7100.
SAVE OUR YOUTH
The Westside Costa Mesa youth
organization is looking for
volunteers to help create a
positive alternative for people 12
to 23. Volunteers are needed to
help in areas such as boxing,
sports, health, fitness, aerobics
and academic tutoring. (949)
548-3255.
SERVICE CORPS OF
RETIRED EXECUTIVES
Join other business professionals ·
to help small businesses succeed
by leading seminars and coatiling
entrepreneurs online. The corps is
a nonprofit charitable organization
composed of 11,500 volunteer
business mentors, both wortc.ing
and retired, who counsel
businesses from nearty 400 offices
throughout the country. Call (714)
550-7369, and ask for
membership.
SERVING PEOPLE IH NEED
Serve 11 •guide for hometeu
famlllt1 by helping them Ht
go1l1 end maintain a bealo
budget. Blllngual 1klll1 needed.
Orientation and training
provided. Theresa Row., (949)
767-1456.
SENtOA MEALS
AND SERVICES INC.
Volunteers are needed to deliver
meals to homebound senior
citizens residing In Costa Mesa
who are not able to prepare their
own me1l1 and do not have
anyone to prepare meals for
them. Volunteers are asked to
donate at least one hour per
week for• six-month period.
Substitute drivers are alao
needed to fill In for regular
drivers. (714) '4()-6611 or (714)
89l-0804.
SENIOR MEALS AND
SERVICES INC.
Senior Meals and Services Inc.
will host its annual holiday
celebration, which brings
holiday fe81lvlties to its
homebound seniors, on Dec. 5.
The event Includes a complete
holiday dinner, Christmas carols,
gift giveaways and a visit from
Santa Claus. Gift donations are
being requested to make this
day a successful and special one.
Suggested donations are
stationery, cosmetics, toiletries,
slippers and gift certificates.
Information: (714) 891-0804.
SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED
Serving People in Need, also
know as SPIN, is looking for
volunteers to help prepare sack
meals for the homeless,
assemble hygiene kits, distribute
meals and pick up food for
preparation. SPIN provides
move-in costs for housing, case
management and support
services to families leaving
shelters. SPIN workers also
serve as family advisors or
mentors and conducts
workshops on budgeting and
more. Visit SPIN at 2900 Bristol
St .. Suite H-106, Costa Mesa
(714) 751-1101.
SHARE OUR SELVES CLINIC
The clinic, whictt provides
emergency servioes to the needy
in Orange County, is looking for
volunteers to deliver and pick up
food from local restaurants and
grocery stores, help with medical
and dental staff, data entry, assist
with food sorting and distribution,
to help at the front desk and some
other duties. The group also needs
translators. (949) 642-3451, ext. 257.
SHERMAN LIBRARY
I.GARDENS
You could assist with the garden,
woft in the gift and tea shop or
become a docent guide for
children and adults at Corona clel
Mar's botanical garden and
historical research library. Stefanie
Kristiansen, (949) 673-2261.
SMALL BUSINESS
ASSISTANCE CENTER
The Small Business Assistance
Center of Orange Coast College
needs volunteers to advise small
business owners in finance,
accounting, law, marketing,
sales, human resources and
other areas. (714) 432-5916.
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FAITH
THE MORAL OF THE STORY
Being less panicky and mo.re thankfµl
CINDY
TRANE
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of my favorites
WU beaiblg what
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th8nkfuJ for ln
their lives.
We went to a
'JbanksgMng
service at church.
and we were
Write on my Hat. Beildes lhe onea
above, I wrote: tamBy. friends, God'a
~and second chanoea. but then
stopped wben'other people went
forwud to share from the fronL One
woman wu thankful for God's
faithfWnes& to her, espedally when she
wun\ faithful to Him. I nodded tn
agretmenL One man was gJ'8teful for
reconcillation ln families, health and
the nid of a lawsuit. What a wonderful
cbaoge for him. Othen loved the
power or prayer and hope. I'm grateful
that God offen us those glftB every day.
' ' room.~ other brought tears. The
service pve me lhe reeling thJt I was
pan of an extended fatnUy.
One woman thanked God fo1 her cuey bait after beating&ancer twice.
Another was grateful for being free
from drug addiction and out of jail.
There were more amazing stories,
but one woman's answer summed it up
well. She saJd, "I love being reminded
that I'm not the only one who doesn't
have it all together." We all laughed.
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-ALM REDPAlH
I hope that you bad an enjoyable
1banb(lfytng, and..that your heart
and aoula are more full of Joy than
your stom&chi are of tulkey, dreulng .:na pJe. J 1oVe twtey. dreuinC and pie,
and all the other delJgbts that are part
of the day £or many people, but
~Ying ls about more than food.
given a pi~ of paper that said, "Never
forget the good lhings He does. ..
Undeme4tb wu a partial U.t of aome
of the good ttw.'81 God does for us. I
liked belng reminded that God
~ heal-. ti merc.tful and
gracious, llow to get~ loves
uncondttiooally, removes ow sin, ls a
tender and. compasalonate Father.
rules over ewrything, and much more.
We all smiled as brave children
marched forward. One little boy was
thankful for his dad and that he played
with hJm. A Uttle girl seated near us
looked up and smiled at both her
~nta. and I heard a young boy say,
"I'm thankful Cor my sister, even lf she
ls a girl." Several other children with
bJg srnlles and surprising composure
thanked God for family, food, friends
and pets. Some of the responses
brought nods and smiles around the
Nobody bas lt all together, and we all
£ace challenging cirQJmstaoces in lif~.
But if we can trust in God's goodness
and faJthfulness, perhaps we, too, can
be less panicky and more thankful.
And you can quote me on that
• aHDt TRANE CHRISTtSOH 11 •
Newport BNCh resident who speak•
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IN THEORY
The process of lending and interest
QUESTION: In light of the various debts held could say that these Ouistians no absolute prohibition of interest and Jewish law believed that
"have no interest in 'interest'.· In was legislated. From passages charging interest on loans ought by several countries throughout the world, the Anglican C.Ommunion and such as Exodus 22:25, •If you lend not be practiced with one's
what is your faith's take on gaining interest the Episcopal Church a money to any of my people with co-religionists.
from ·a loan? percentage or all budgets is you who is poor, you shall not be But the European economy
directed toward this concern, to him as a creditor. and you shall would never Oourish if the giving
which includes: poverty and not exact interest from him," it of loans WdS not advantageous.
Islam people" (p. an> are found hunger and homelessness, was conduded that while the Start-up loans, for example,
encourages frequently in Christian improving maternal health and Bible condemned charging could not be obtained to launch
the use or documents and prayers. When reducing child mortality, primary interest on loans, it centered new business ventures if there
interest-free Christians pray as Jesus taught. education, gender equality, primarily on the transgression of was no anticipation of profit for
loans in all some use the words "forgive us . combating malaria and exploiting the poor through the lender who was talcing a risk
economic our debts as we forgive our HIV I AIDS and other epidem ic lending them money at interest in maldng the loan.
transactions debtors"; and all Chrisda.os know-diseases, ensuring environmental The Torah's distinction between Since Jews could charge
~prohibits not to "rob stability, and developing global loans by Jews to non-Jews and non-lews interest on loans. and
lh plningof Peter to pay pannershlps. Fmally, Christians loans to other Jews resulted from given the few opportunities open
interest on a 'l>aul"! agree with Shakespeare in that the fact that loans within the to them. Jewish people gradually
loan, except •1..oans· and "He who dies QEJ:v alD" Jewish community were for became heavily involved in
In some cases. These cases "debts" are TliE REV. CANON charitable pwposes only while money-lending, pawn-brokerage
include the purchase of money PETER D. HAYNES loans to non-Jews were for and trading -performing a vital
essentials, such as a home. a car, mat1ers. and St Michael & All Angels purposes of commerce. service in enabling Europe to
etc. Christians Episcopal Church While the Turah prohibits emerge from economic
IMAM MOUSTAFA AL-QAZWINI should view C.Orona de! Mar Jewisl;l people to charge interest stagnation.
Islamic Educational monies as of their co-religionists, Moses lbroughout Christendom,
Center of Orange County means to Psalm 15 Maimonldes rules it is prohibitions of interest were
Costa Mesa ends; our asks, ·o Lord, permissible for a Jewish person slowly but relentlessly dismissed
focm is on discerning and who shall to charge interest or a non-Jew under the weight or economic
Ouistlans put prescriptions for implementing th~ will of God by sojourn in thy only when and in the amount reality and new theological
"loam" and "debts" in Scripture all means. tent? Who necessary to provide himself with interpretations. The word
(see Deuteronomy 23-24 for With regard to the larger shall dwell on a basic living. 'lb charge a "usury" itself. which once meant
good examples) into the question, Christians are very thy holy hill?" usurious rate Is prohibited. any interest. came to be defined
perspective of being good concerned with international One of the in medieval Europe. only as excessive and exploitative
stewards of all that God has development. Resources ranging qualifications authorities steadily limited the interest levels. In the area of
given to us: all we have and all from mission~ to money are then offered occupations allowable lo Jews. money-lending as in so many
we are. Phrases from the Book of mobilized for ministry to this Is, "He who Ultimately, Jews could not own others, religion gradually made
Common Prayer like "faithful end. Many Christians have does not put out his money at or farm land or enter certain its peace with the modem world.
stewards of God's good gifts" (p. lobbied governmental Interest." 'That represents the professions. and were afforded RABBI MARK MILLER
259) and •stewards for the representatives in favor of Ideal. Hmited educational Temple Bat Yahm
common and equal benefit of all forgiving foreign debts; one Ni Juda1sm developed. though, opportunities. Both Christian Newport Beach
FAITH grades six to 12. It provides active ENVIRONMENTAL ZEN WORKSHOP worship services at 5, 7, 9 and 11
faith part1cipatton for teens SCHOLARSHIP The Zen Center of Orange p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
CALENDAR during their high sdlool veers. St Martt Presbyterian Churdl In County will offer an Introduction Church. The 100-volce St.
Participation includes singing at Newport is offering an to Zen Workshop from 1 to 4 Andrew's Presbyterian Church
mass regularly and at special environmental sdlolarshlp fund for p.m. today at 120 E. 18th St., Sanctuary Choir and Ordlestra .. will be conducted by Larry K. Ball. SPECIAL EVENTS events. Rehearsals are from 11 two students. The 9Cholarships will Costa Meaa. The cost 11 $60.
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays in the only be offered through Chapman Information: (949) 722-7818, Senior Pastor John A. Huffman Jr.
CAPPEUA CAHTORUM Chapel at 314 Marine Ave., UnlveraJty and UC Irvine. http://www.zcoc.org. will deliver the Christmas
Cappelle Cantorum, the young Belboe Isl end. Younger children Interested students should contact message. lrfformatlon: (949)
edult choir of St. John Vlenney are Invited to join. For more their flnanc:lat aid of'lioe. CHRISTMAS EVE 631-2880.
Chapel, Is beginning Its fifth year. information, contact Nancy Kelly, lnfonnatlon: (949) 644-1341, WORSHIP SERVICES
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Continued from Al 2
HANUKKAH CELEBRATION
H•nukkah Wiii be cetebreted Dec.
19 et Te~ple Bat Yehm. Dinner
will be served after the fighting of
the candles at 6 p.m .• and a
aervkle will be hetd at 7:30 p.m .
There will atao be • children's
menorah liphtlng. Information
end reaeNltlona: (949) 644-,1999.
ALTERNATIVE GIFT FAIRE
St Midlael & All Ang9'a
Epl8COp81 Church will h.ve an
Altemative Gift Felre from 8 1.m.
to noon Sunday. Sales of the gifts
will help iupport the needy
around the world. St Mlchael &
All Angels Is et 3233 Paciflc View
Drive, Corona del Mar.
lnfonnatlon (949) 644-0463
PRIME·llMER'S
Prime-Timer's will be-holding its
annual Christmas event after the
11 :30 a.m. mesa on Dec. 14 at Our
Lady Queen of Angels, 2046 Mar
Vista Drive, Newport Beach. The
children's choir will be
performing. A hot lunch will be
served for $6. All youngsters over
50 are Invited.
WORKSHOPS
PARENTING GROUP
'Jewish Family Service of Orange
County is form ing a parenting
group to help parents to
understand and deal with the
feelings and behavior of their
children. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m. the first and third
Mondays of the month at the
center, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G In
Costa Mesa. Information: (714)
4454950. Pre-registration is
required.
THIRTEEN JEWISH
STEPS TO RECOVERY
Jewish Family Service is offering a
support and diSCtJsslon group for
adults whose children Of' spouses
wffer from alcohol and drug
addietion. The group meets from 7
to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 260 E.
Baker St, Suite G In Costs Mesa.
Information: (714) 445-4950.
~istration is required
BAHAI ARESIDES
Members of the Bahai faith hold
informal public discussions on
spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m. every
Friday and at 11 :30 the last
Sunday of the month. The talks
include brunch or dinner. Also,
interfaith devotional meetings
will be held the last Saturday
evening of the month. Call for
locations. (949) 759-0999 for
Friday meeting, (949) 760-5360
.for Sunday meeting, and (949)
646--6328 for Saturday
devotional.
ZEN 101
The Zen Center of Orange County
offe,.. an Introduction to Zen
Workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. the
first weekend of every month,
typically on a Sunday, at 120 E.
18th St .. Costa Mesa. The cost is
$60. (949) 722-7818,
http://www.zcoc.org.
A SPIRIT\JAL JOURNEY
A 26-lesson study on the life of
Jesus Christ titled •Journey to
1he Cross" is taught at 9:45 a.m.
Sundays during the
Homebuilder's Bible Class at
Liberty Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to
present the story of Christ. The
church is at 1000 Bison Ave ..
Newport Beech. Free. (949)
760-5444.
DREAM ON
The Aduh Faith Formation at Our
lady Queen of Angels Church in
Newport Beach holds a dream
analysis group from 1 to 4 p.m.
Sundays at 2046 Mar Viste Drive.
Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408.
MEDITATION LESSONS
A free "lectio divine" meditation
group meeting la held .t 7: 10
a.m. Tueact.ya at Our lady Ou.en
of Angela. 2046 M•rVlsta Drive,
Newport Beecti. l..ec$1o la a ltyfe
of meditation that includes ualng
Sct\ptul'e or a special reading u
• atlmulua. The Chmtten
Meditation Group meeta from
7:30 to 9 p.m. on the first and
third Wednesdays of each month
at the center. The format includes
two periocf4 of meditltlon with
some lnstl\Jctlon on how to
meditate, a talk and a discussion.
(949) 219-1408.
TALMUDIC ETHICS
The Jewish Leaming Institute will
present "Talmudic Ethics:
Tlmeleas Wisdom for Tlmely
Oilemmaa• from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m.
through Dec. 18 at the Hyatt
Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road.
Information: (949) 721-9800.
HANDEL'S 'MESSIAH'
"Hallelujah: The Blble and
Handel'• 'Messiah'" will be the
topic for an adult forum at St.
Mark Presbyterian Church at 11
a.m. for the next three Sundays.
Information: (949) 644-1341.
WEEKLY EVENTS
SUPPORT FOR OLDER WOMEN
The Jewish Family Service offers
a support group for women older
than 50 to address issues such as
anxiety and depression at 10 a.m.
on the second and fourth
Monday of each month at 250 E.
Baker St., Suite G in Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required. (7 14)
445-4950.
NEW GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a
bereavement support group that
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays and a
Challenge of Change support
group that meets at 10 a.m.
Thursdays. Both groups meet at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills,
24512 Moulton Parkway. The
service is also forming a
parenting suppon group to meet
the first and third Mondays of
each month at 10 a.m. at the
Jewish Federation Campus, 250
E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
GAY /\.ESBIAN
SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County plans to present a
discussion group for parents of
Jewish gays and lesbians if
enough people are interested.
(714) 445-4950.
MYSTICAL AND SPIRIT\JAL
The Mystical Spiritualist Church
of South Orange County holds
Sunday services every week at 10
a.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa, Suite 3. A spiritual
healing service starts at 9:30 a.m.
(949) 681-2290.
RE·MEMBERING GROUP
Our Ledy Queen of Angels holds
a re-membering group at 6:15
p.m. every other Sunday at 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach.
The parish center is at 2046 Mar
Vista Drive, Newport Beach. (949)
548-3844.
BREAKFAST FEUOWSHIP
St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church holds its Men's
Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m. on
the second, third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at 3233
Paclflc View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Free. (949) 644-0463.
MEN'S F£UOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men's F-ellowship Breakfast
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m
Wednesdays in Dierenfield Hall.
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. $2.50 at the door. (949)
631-2880.
SE.PARATION SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County holds a women's divorce
and separation support group at
.. A I T H
7 p.m. Wednetdaya •t the Jewfah
Famlty Servtce'I office at the
Jewish Federation Cempua. 260
E. Baker St.. Suite G, Costa Mesa.
For d•tes and fees. call (714)
445-4950,ext. 114.
YOUNG WOMEN'S
SUPPOf.tT GROUP
Jewish Femlly Service of Orange
County offers a support group for
younger women deellng with
issues such as life passages and
changea, body images, family,
relatlonahlps and loneliness at 7
p.m. TueSdays at the agency
office, 250 E. Baker St.. Suite G.
Costa Mesa. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950. ext. 114.
HELPtNG THE HELPERS
Jewish Family Services is
sponsoring a dlacuulon group
focusing on the Issues and
concerns faced by adult children
taking care of their elderly
parents. The offices are at 250 E.
Baker St, Suite .G. Costa Mesa.
Preregistration is required. $10.
(714) 445-4950.
ANXIETY AND
DEPRESSION SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
e><pariencing anxiety and or
depression from 10 a.m. to noon
on Mondays at the agency
offices. 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G
in Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950.
INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP
Jewish Family Service is forming
a discussion group for Interfaith
couples where one partner is
Jewish to speak about issues
affecting an interfaith
relationshlp. Jewish Family
Service is at 250 E. Baker St ..
Suite G. Costa Mesa. (714)
445-4950.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a new ongoing
bereavement support group for
people in all stages of loss at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish
Family Service, 250 E. Baker St ..
Suite G, Costa Mesa. Free. (714)
445-4950.
FRIDAY GROUP
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
holds weekly Friday night
services at 8 p.m. with a
fellowship hour and
fefreshments afterward at 2401
Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach. (949)
548-6900.
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adults
dealing with the aftermath of
divorce at 7 p.m. Wednesdays al
the agency offices. 250 E. Baker
St., Costa Mesa. Call for prices.
(714) 445-4950, ext. 114.
PASSAGES SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a support and
discussion group for people
dealing with the issues of
anxiety, depression,
relationships, communication,
life changes, loneliness and
family at 10 a.m. Mondays at the
agency offices, 250 E. Baker St..
Suite G, Costa Mesa. $15.
Preregistration required (7 14)
445-4950.
PASSAGES 50-PLUS
SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County will hold a support group
for women 50 and older dealing
with the issues of amuety,
depression, relationships,
communication, life changes,
loneliness and family at 7 p.m.
Wednesdays at 250 E. Baker St.,
Suite G, Col1a Mesa. Registration
is required. Information: (714)
445-4950.
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP GROUP
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant's men's fellowship
group meets from 8 to 9 a.m.
Wednetdaya at the Vlll9ge
Farmer rataurent. ecroa from
South C:O.st PtaH In COlta Mesa.
(714) 657-3340.
UNESS SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish F1mlly Servlc:e of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
Jewish healing support group for
people experiencing chronic
Illness. The group meeu a1 7 p.m.
Thursdays at Jewish Family
Servkle. 260 E. Baker St, Suite G.
Costa Mesa. Free. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
AT A CROSSROADS
Presbyterian Churdl 9f the
Covenant hosts "Crosaroads• for
sixth·, seventh· and
etghth-graders from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. Thursdays at 2850 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. The program.
includes dinner, games and Bible
study. $2 donation la suggested.
(714) 557-3340.
HELP WITH HEALING
Jewish Family Services of
Orange County sponsors an
ongoing Jewish healing support
group at 7 p.m. Thursdays for
people who suffer from chronic
Illness. The group's purpose is to
provide participants with
emotional and spiritual support
to help manage the effects
illnesses have on J)eople's lives.
Meetings are at 250 E. Baker St.,
Suite G., Costa Mesa. Free.
Preregistration required. (714)
445-4950.
TEEN SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Services of
Orange County sponsors en
ongoing support grou~or high
school students that will address
such topics as coping, with
stress. aelf esteem. resolving
conflicts, with others, body
image and other Issues. The
group will beet from 3:30 to 5
p.m. Mondays at Tarbut V'Torah
Upper School. Information and
registration: (714) 4454950.
WEEKLY KIDS PROGRAM
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant presents "Children of
Our Lord; a weekly Thursday
evening program. for first-
through fifth-graders. Games, a
speaker and dinner are included
for a $2 donation. The church 1s
at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. (714) 557·3340.
TORAH STUDY AND MINYAN
Rabbi Rayna Gevurtz and
rabbinic intern Gersh Zylberman
lead a Saturday morning Torah
study and minyan at 9 a.m. at
Temple Bat Yahm, 1011
Camelback St., Newport Beach
Information: (949) 644-1999.
HEBREW CLASSES
David Zarnow leads a beginning
Hebrew class offered from 9 to
10:30 a.m. and an Intermediate
class is offered form 11:15 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Information: (949)
644·1999.
SHABBAT SERVICES
Temple Bat Yahm in Newport
Beach has a new schedule for
weekly Shabbat services. The
first and third Fridays of the
month services will begin at 6
p.m. The third Friday Is a catered
Shabbat dinner of chicken.
baked potato. salad, challah and
wifl'e after services. The cost will
be $12 for adults and $5 for
children. Paid reservations are
required by the Wednesday
before the dinner. For the
second, fourth and fifth Fridays,
services begin at 8 p.m. All
services are conducted by Rabbi
Mark Miller, Rabbi Rayna
Gevurtz and Cantor Jonathan
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of popular ,IPods in 20GB or
40GB models. Other gifts from
Apple include PO\s, notebook
computers, hundreds of
software titles and much more.
At Boee. find its popular Wave
Radio, along with plasma
televisions and home
entertainment sound systems.
Home d&:or and accessories
can be found at Sb8bby Ollc
and ~the Sheela. There
are scented candles, beaded
frames. decorative pillows and
top quality linens.
HoUday entertaining items are
plentiful at Restoradon
Hardware, Pottery Barn. z
Gallerle and Bloomlngdale's
Home. Oioose from home
d~cor, serving ware, linens,
candles, frames and more.
Holiday d~r specialty shops
include: Macy's Holiday lane.
the Art of Olrlstmaa or the
Ouistmas Store (San Francisco
Music Box and Calendar Oub).
Personal shoppers can assist
with purchases. They can be
found at Bloomlngdale'8,
Nehnan Marcus and through
the maln concierge desk in
Atrium Court.
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South Coast Plaza offers
wonderful holiday gift
selections. It even has a list of
unique corporate gifts to make
gift-giving easier. Here's a partial
List of where to find perfect gifts
for clients. employees and
business prospects:
Antonello Rlsto.rante offers
gift certificates. The
award-winning Italian restaurant
offers a $500 gift certificate that
will give an additional $100
towaJ'd dining. or 20% off. Call
(714) 751-7153.
Baccarat offers a tradidonal
Noel Collection, as well as new
decorative collectibles.
Corporate accounts offer
benefits that include custom
engraving. presentation
pedestals. gift wr..ipping.
delivery, and discounts. A
complimentary brochure is
available through corporate
services. Call (714) 435-9600.
World renowned Bally, a
maker of fine leather goods,
offers business cases, watches,
cell phone cases and key chains.
Call (714) 557-1914.
At Bodega Cllocolata, there
are personal and corporate gift
packs. Gifts can be personalired
with company logos or
imprinted ribbon. Prices are
from $20 to $150. Oloices
include award inning truffie
bars. English toffee, chocolate
petits 1n white and dark
chocolate, sugar-free petits and
chocolate-covered short breads.
A charity program contributes
109l> of a corporate order to your
choice of charity. Call (714)
429·1057.
Bvlprl offers exquisitely
designed gifts. Oloose from
aterllnl silver and black onyx
rings ($130), sterling aµver
money clips ($450) and cutJ llnb
In at:ed!ng silver and black onyx
($590). Silk collections lnclude
Bvtgarlt' exclusive Seven Fold
tiea and scarves for men and
women. Call (714) 751·7833.
Dooney Ir Bowb offers
quality handbags and business
acceuories. Ololce. range from
travel and tech.no !term.
lncludlng cell phone holders.
Pll\ cases. briefcases and travel
cloclcs. PeOOnalizadon o1fere-J
on address boob, jouma,1.s and
gifts books. Call (714) 641-5622.
ff'9l Hugo Boes offers
band-woven sillc des made in
Italy, sterling silver Hugo travel
cloclts, which fold up Into a
compact square; and sterling
silver Hugo rawrs that pair
perfectly with Hugo for Men
after-shave or cologne. Call (714)
751 -9100.
Loro Plaaa. the ultimate in
fine fabrics, offers elegant gifts
that include travel pillows
($125); cashmere baseball hats
($195); sillc ties ($100 to $195);
cashmere ties ($140 to $195);
fancy and solid cashmere
scarves ($195 to $400); blankets
($ 1.295 to S l,895); and caslunere
socks ($100). Call (714) 432-1301.
Orrefora Ko8ta Boda offers an
artistic selection of clear or
crystal bowls. cases. sculptures,
votives, clocks and penholders.
Engraving is available. Call (714)
549-1959.
11lfany It Co. even has its own
business holiday catalog. which
features awards, trophies.
recognition programs and
customiz.es holiday gifts. Call
(714) 540-5330.
Also. South Coast Plaz.a makes
holiday shopping even better
with its selection of specialty
and seasonal stores.
AngdJ is a children's boutique
offering European fashions for
infants up to si7.e 10. Oloose
from fine holiday apparel. play
clothes, and accessories. Level l,
Macy's Home Store Wmg. Call
(714) 432-8056.
Broobtone specializes in
functional holiday gifts. At this
interactive store, you can touch,
test and play with products.
Level 2, Crate & Barrel Wmg. and
on Level l, Robinsons-May
Wing. Call (714) 434-8190.
Calendar Oub is the world's
largest calendar ret.ailer.
SelectU>ns range from wall to
desk and even engagement
calendars. Level 1. Macy's Home
Store Wmg. Call (714) 751·8741.
OuUtmas Dazzle specializes
in ornaments from around the
world and hand-crafted gifts.
Level 2. Crate & Barrel Wmg. Call
(7 14) 641·3500.
Day-By· Day features
hundreds of calendars with
every theme: travel, sports,
animals, entertainment and
more. Levell, Sears Wing. Call
(7 14) 556-5973.
Go! the GfUDe Store is
one-stop shopping for the latest
boaJ'd games, puzzles, party
games. kid's games, bestsellers
and classics. Level I, Crate &
Barrel Wing. Call (714) 751-0622.
The Hallmark OuUtmas
Store also bas doubled in size
with its Ouistmas Annex. Now
there's even more gifts,
Oiristmas cards and gift wrap.
Level I, Macy's Home Store
Wmg. Call (714) 540-4760.
At Hickory Parms. select from
novelty baskets and containers
full of Hick~ry Farm's
weU·known treats. Level 1, Sean.
Wing. Call (714) 435-2000.
Home Holldayl It TradJtlons
specializes in coUectibles.
handcrafted one-of-a-lcind
ornaments, persona.l.iz.ed
stocldnp and even offers
complimentary personalizadon
of ornaments. Level 1, Sab Fifth
Avenue Wing. Call (714)
435·2000.
Kuhlman offers high-quality
men's shirts featuring a unique
Anglo-Italian tallortng. Level 21 Macy's Home Store Wing. Call
(714) ~1412.
Mn.~ offers holiday
baskets filled wtth gowmet
bakery Items, wines, chocolates
and candies.-Level 1, Macy's
Home Store Wing. Call (714)
75f-7300.
Sen Prand.:o Muak Ben
carrles more than 1,200 musical
Kifta and oollecdbles. Level 2, Sears Wing, Call (714) 751-0651.
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embers of Orange
County Fine Ans will
:showcase works at
!South Coast Plaza
:Village today.
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SOU'lll ~ MBTRO-ks
part of Costa Mesa's Conner resl·
dential design guJdellnes, "bar·
mony and compatfbilitf" were
known to strike f~ and frustra·
tion in homeowners trying to
oi'ake their expansions fit in with
their neighborhood.
, On Saturday. the positive as-
pects of "harmony and compat·
lbillty" will be on display, cele-
\brated by at least one local artist
at the Orange County Fine Arts
1organization's holiday reception
:and showcase. l The showcase features the art-
work of about 30 of the 300 OONLEACH/OAA.YPILOT
lmembers of the organization, Jila Hakimi will host a holiday art showcase on Saturday at a gallery at South Coast Plaza Village run r;:u~~ ~~':;:tn:P1~~k ~ by Orange County Fine Arts. Works by about 30 of the art organization's members will be on display.
leciic array of art will be fea-the artists the opportunity to ex· case Saturday, many of which il-FYI
\tured, including sculptures, hibit their work. which Is espe-lustrate local scenes.
1paintings, jewelry and glass dally vital for amateur artists, "I've been doing lpleln·air)
work.. said organization president Ma· longer than I care to comment,~
"With glass, the main thing is rilJyn Brame. To exhibit, the art· Tag&art said. "Now It seems to be
harmony and compatibility," ists have to bring five pieces of coming back ln vogue again. For
said Jila Hakimi, a Newport woe\: to be approved, Brame a while, everything was wa1er-
Beach artist who creates with her added. colors."
husband. ulf you use the best de· The galleries usualiy change Taggart and I lakimi said one
sign and the best glass, if one el· their exhibits every two months, of the perks of the showcase for
ement ls not compatible, it can but the artists group has not customers L'i that lhe art 1s more
break from within. We use this as ,.been able to use the South Coasl affordable 1han what m1gh1 be
a message of life for everyone." Plaza ViJJage gallery for the past found in gaJleric!. in I .:1).,runa
The organiz.ation has two six weeks because Coastline Col-11each.
showcru.e gallerie!> -one al lege students were using ii for an "Most of thl' artii.ls an· n•ally
South Coast Plaza Village, where an show of their own, said Marie not into that much money," I la-
the holiday reception will take Taggart, a Costa Mesa artist kuru '>aid. "A lot of them have
place, and one in the Santora Taggart will be exhihiling her hecn there lor u long Uml'. Jl1dl's
Arts builcllng, The galleries afford plein·air painting at the show-thdr hobby anc.J lifcMyll' and
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Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail
to luls.pena@latimes.com; by fax
to (949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
date and location of the event as
well as a contact phone number.
.TODAY
The Cosu Mesa Men'• Ctub
will sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairvi4!W
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
The entrance fee will be $70
today and $135 for both days.
Information: (949) 645-2886,(949)
903.9090
Wakloff School win preMnt
its Winterfestlval from 3 to 6
p.m. at 2350 Canyon Drive. There
will be seasonal craft m•klng,
music, theater and intematlonal
!food. There will be a nominal
ctlarge at the gate. Information:
(949) 574-n34. ~e Anget9tal Prayer Breakfast
II be after the 8:30 a.m. mass at
Our Lady Queen of Angeles. 2046
!Mar Vista Drive. The prayer
breakfast will feature guest
1speaker Madeline Tucci Tannef1111,
founder of •Gary's Place for Kida.
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There will be a poinsettia pf ant
sale after the breakf'&st. The
breakfast is sponsored by the
Casa Teresa Foundere Guild. The
cost Is a $15 donation.
Information: (949) 640-0886.
The cat Fanden Aun. wtfl
heve a ctlamplonshlp and
household pet cat show from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange
County Fair & Exposit.Ion Center.
The event will feature up to 225 of
the world's finest pedigreed cats
will be there along with retcUe
a.ts and klttena looklng for e
home. Information: (858)
455-9390.
,rationM Untwralty'a
Center for Cultural and Ethnic
Studies will present "The Allure
and Significance of 8odv Art from
11<>:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. et
National Unlveraity, 3390 Harbor
• Blvd. lnformltlon: (714) 429-6408,
lzukaa@nu.Mlu.
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Christmea Fair will be from 9 a.m .
Ito 4 p.m. There will be over 176
booths of top artists with unique
handcrafted items including live
music, food and entertainment.
Information: (714) 641 -3)12,
http://Www.p1~makers.com.
Triangle SquaN will host
holiday events at the shopping
center's Town Square. The Dance
Center event, with unique
performances by dancers ages 5
to 17, is noon to 2 p.m. and elf
face painting la 2 to 3 p.m. Also, a
toy-soldier mime will perform
from 2.:30 to 4 p.m. and the
Classical Trio will play from 3 to 4
p.m.
The Corona def Mer High School
Madrigal Singers will perform
from 2 to 4 p.m . at
Bloomingdale's Fashion store in
Fashion Island. Shoppers can
ahow their support of Corona del
Mar High School by shopping at
Bloomlngdale's Fashion or Home
Stores. A special table will be
setup where shoppers can show
their same day rect1ipts so that
10% of the amount that they have
spent can'be donated direcily to
thesdlool.
SUNDAY
The Cat Fanciers Assn. wlll
have a championship and
household pet cat show from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange
County Fair & Exposition Center.
The event will feature up to 225 of
the wor1d's finest pedigreed cats
will be there along with rescue
cats and kittens looking for a
home. Information: (858)
455-9390.
~abra'annual
Christmaa Fair will be from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Dec. 6 and 7. There will
be over 175 booths of top artists
with unique handcrafted items
Including live music, food and
entertainment lnfonnation: (714)
641-3112,
http://Www.plecemakers.com.
The Co9te MeM Men's Club
will sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Toumament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Meu Golf & Country Club.
The entrance tee will be $76.
Information: (949) 646-2888,(949)
903-9090
The MWnth annual Balboa
laland Walking Holidey Home
Tour wfll be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
et Balboa laland. Tidcet.a COit $20.
lnformadon: (949) 673-4280.
The city of Newport Beach's 14th
annual Winter Wonderland will
take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m .
at Grant Howald Park, 5th and Iris
avenues. There will be more than
30 tons of snow dumped onto the
grounds. There will be winter
carnival games, and Santa will be
there. Information. (949)
644-3151.
TUESDAY
The Dororthy Weffam Memorial
Lecture presents "The Epidemic
of Childhood Obesity and What
Can Be Doner with Of. Aoyd
Cutler, professor of pediatncs at
UC Irvine; •pediatric Neurology:
What's Newr with Or. Steve
Philips, neurologist at Children's
Hospital Orange County; and
•The 50th Anniversary of the
Double Helix Projecting the
Future of Genomic Medicine·
with Or. Ed_ward McCabe, ctlelr of
pediatrics at UCLA These
lectures will begin al 6 p.m. at the
Arnold and Mabel Beckman
Center, 100 Academy Way.
Information-(949) 824-8202
WEDNESDAY
Body Design will offer a free
seminar end demonstration on
the latest technology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p m. at 100
Newport Center Drive. The event
1s presented by Mary Oellene, a
massage therapist. Information
and registration: (949) 722-3555,
getflt@bodydesign.tv.
Hoag Hospital will h.ve
an evening lung cancer support
group discussion about ·coping
with the Holidays" fro m 6:30 lo 8
p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center,
Conf8fence Room A Information
1949) 760-6542.
Jona1han Mor.no, profnsor
and director of the Center for
Biomedical Ethics at the
University of Virginia, wiH present
'"The History and Ethics of
Human Experfmenu from the
Nazis to the U.S. Military" at 4
p.m. et the McDonnell Douglas
Auditorium. et UC Irvine.
Information and reservations:
(949) 824-9298.
THURSDAY
The Campu9 CollMG .... of
Orange Coast College will hold a
luncheon to raise funds for the
OCC Dfaabled Students C.nter
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at OCC.
There will be entertainment
provided by Tyler Hoff and Klro
Klro, who wfll be pfaylng wfth the
The holiday reception at the
Showcase Gallery will take place
from 5 to 7 p.m. today at South
Coaat Plaza Village, No. 815.
3861 S. Bear St Refreshments
will be served
they really want lo contribute to
c,ociely. You can find a sculplure
for about $90."
In addiuon to the gaUen c,, the
organization foi.ter., art appre-
ciation and arti~lll skills in the
community by giv111g art <;ehol-
ar.h1pr, to s1ude11h II aho just
star wd a youth group for young-
er p<'ople who art• studying art.
Harry and Grace Steele Children
Center. The cost is $9.50 per
person. Information:
stancJardtint@hotmail.com.
Tha Thursday MQmlng Senior
Women's Club will present its
Chrl1tmas party lunctleon and a
musical show at 11 a.m at the
Newport Beach Radisson Hotel,
4545 MacArthur Blvd This will be
$23 Information and reservation:
(714) 842-5863.
FRIDAY
Faahlon laland and Star
98. 7 Radio will host a holiday toy
drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
Bloomingdale'& Courtyard.
Customers are encoureged to
drop off an unwrapped new toy
to be placed under the Fashion
Island Christmas tree.
Information: (949) 721-2000.
http:l!Www.shopfashion
Island.com.
The Reftex Sympath9tk
Dystrophy friends support group
will meet at 7 p.m. at Cocos, 2750
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 650-1212, (714)
491 9400.
DEC.13
Sh1rtcy'1 Wood-flred MelCican
Gnll will have a grand opening
celebration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
to help Newport Coast Cares
rar so funds for La Hacienda de la
lnmaculada, a small orphanage in
Ti1uana The cost will be $10 for
adults and $5 for ctlildren.
Sharky's is at 21119 Newport
Coast Drive, Newport Coast
Shopping Center. Information·
(949) 433-7879.
The City of Costa Mesa end
Torelli Realty are sponsoring lhe
city's annual Holiday Snow Hill.
whictl will be from 9 a.m . to noon
at the Balearic Community
Center, 1975 Balearic Drive. The
event will Include 60 tons of
snow, hay rides and a speclal visit
by Santa. Santa will arrive at
10:30 a.m. by helicopter
Information: (714) 754-5168.
Orange Couirty P90pte for
Animals will have a allent
auction, live music, a guest
speaker, and OCPA's annual
"Pvaoe for Animala" community
ceremony at 6:30 p.m . at the
Ayers Country Inn & Suites Hotel,
at 325 S. Bristol St The cost la $40
for members and S60 for
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Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and
Laguna Beach.
•team practices begin February 2004.
•Games begin lare Fcbruary/C2Ily
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a copy of birth ccnificacc .
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nonmembers. Information: (71A)
751-0CPA.
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TtMt merctaants of 8alboe
Invite VOo to W9td1 tM ltl.ldents
of Newport Elementary School as
they partk:ipant in the annual
merchant Chriltmn paintJng
program from 9 to 11 •.m. at the
Fun Zone area Balboa VIilage in
front of the Nims wheef.
Information: (949) 675-0501.
http:l..WWW.balboanewpott
buc/1.com.
Costa~ High School
will have a communltywide
campus oleanup day from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at 2650 Fairview Roed.
Peopfe will meet Inside the main
entrance by the lyoeum. Adults
and teens are welcome.
lnfonnatlon: Ricerdo Dence (714)
751·9856.
OEC.14
HMecrMt Palk wm be ho.ting
a holiday boutique from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m. at 3107 Klllybrook Lane,
Costa Mesa. There )Nill be
•
handmade crafts. Mary Kay
Coatnetica. Cool!• Lee Jewelry,
Avon Cotmetlc8 end more. Child
care will be avallebM. •
lnfo,..,,.tion: (714) 557-7234. . .
Mwd\a'a loob-. wtl h..-.
•Champagne boOlt &lgnlng for
the "Silent Screen Cootbook" by
Joanabetl L.wia from 11 •.m. to 1
p.m. at 308'h Menne Ave., Balboa
Island. Information: (949)
873-7185.
Judging wtl ~ fwaalboe
Island'• annual hoflday home
decorating contnt.. Judging will
go ol\ until 10 p.m. each day
through Dec. 18. Some of the
categories are traditk>f)'al. most
original and beat animated.
Homes are all judged by
volunteers. lnformattOn: Joanie
Cooper, (949) 675-4441, (949)
673-8700.'
OEC.15
Judging wm continue for 8alboe
Island's annual holiday home
decorating contest. Judging will
go on each day until 10 p.m.
through Dec. 16. Some of the
categories are traditional, mort
original and best animated.
Homes are all judged by
WORSHIP DIRECTORY
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Newport Center
United Methodist Church
Rev. CathJccn Coots, Pastor
1601 Marguerite Ave.
comer of Marguerite and
San Joaquin Hills Rd.
(949) 644-0745
8trm Q111et Wonlnp S<ro1u
/Oam Wonh1p anti Ch1/drrni
Sunday School
Youth meem11 u>eeltlJ
I\ 11 11 H \'-.
Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church CLLC.AJ
788 Dover Dr .... .-port 8-ot'I
Trwdltlonal Lutb•ran
Pastor Chartn Endter
Worehlp Service with Hol~ Communion
Sunday 9:18 am
(949) 148 3831
MESAVBRDE
UNITI:D METMOD'5T CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M.
Worship & Church School
8:30 end 10:00 a.m.
'714) 979~8234
Dr Aleh.lld beoroe Rev Stephanie Toon
SeniOr M1nistei Youth Minister
Christ Church By the Sea
Un11nl Mc1hoJ1\1
1400 '1t l\tlbo.t nl•J ' ~C"J'<lfl lkach
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Tb~ RCY. Dr. c-'1~ R CnJp, l'utor
(949)673-,80S
Shelter from thi cold '9 Food For .I. The Soul
Worship 10:00 A.M.
HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(DlsclplH of Chrtst)
2401 trvln1 Ave. Newport IHCh, CA
(949) 645·5711
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wa..soy ~ 7 lO pm
ST. MARK PRF.SBYTERIAN
CHURCH
"Optn Antu and Optn Minds"
Worship 9:30
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(949) 644.-1341
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• and ~ncWed lJy tht Sammenu
Our Lady Queen of Angels
2046 Mar Vi ta Drive
NCWJ>Ort Bc2ch. California 92660
(949)6«·0200 Fax (949) 644-1349
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Rtv. Monsignor William P. Mclaughlin Pascor
LITURGIES: Sarurday. S p.rn. (Cancor),
Sunday, 7·00 (Quiel), 8·30 (Comcmpumy) 10:00 (Choir).
11:30 a.m. (Cantor) and 5:00 p.m. (Conrcmpora11)
644-2617 or 675-4661
WORSHIP
DIRECTORY
Publishes E~
Saturday in the
Pilot
CALL
949.57 4.4249
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vofuntee,., lnfortMtion: Joenie
Coopet, (949) 876-4441, (949)
8'7U700.
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Judelnewll ~-.... i.tand'• ann-.ial holiday home
decof'8tlng contest Judging will
go on 8edt dly until 10 p.11'1
through OK; 18. Some of the
cetego.,_ are traditional, moet
origlnaJ and bMt animated.
Home1 ere all judged by
volWlteera. lnfonnatlon: Joanie
Coopet. (9'9) 676-4441, (949)
67U700.
Co.ta "-8 High 8c:hool wtl
host a boOlt t.lr fundralser from 4
to 8 p.m. at Sames & Noble
Boobellena at Trfengle Square,
187()..8 Hatbor Btvd. A. book fair
voud\er r. required for •
peroenuge of the purthne to be
given to Costa M8SI High School.
Vouchers mey be obtained at the
school's front office or they may
be received by fax. lnfonnatlon:
nadine112390@mlndapnng.com
DEC.18
The ~ng ExecudVa of AIMltce
will hqs1 Paul A Motenko,
c:halnnan of the board and
co-CEO of Chicago Pina &
can eteat• the r own apecial
hOfiday MUOn gifts fOf family
end friends uelng a valiety of mat.nets from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
ooct la $140 per student wttt'I a
10% diaoount for members. There
Wfll be • $26 m•terfals fee.
Information: (9'9) ~-
DEC. 23
The~,...,,. Cent9r
wdJ praent • holklay craft
WOfbhop In Which participants
can create their own apedal
holiday eeuon gttlt for femlly
and frfendt using • variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m . The
cost It $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-84!!9.
DEC.24
The EnWonmental Nnd Cent.
will present • holiday ct8ft
WOf1cshop In which participants
can create their own special
holiday l8890n gifts for family
and frlenda using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost Is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee.
lnfonnatlon: (949) 645-8489.
Brewery Inc.; during ita breakfast DEC. 28
meeting at 7:30 e.m. et the Pacific • The Environmental Hetu,. Canter
Club. 4110 MacArthur Blvd., will present a holiday craft
Newport Beach. The cost is $16 workshop In which participants
for members end $25 for can cteata their own special
nonmembers. Information: (949) holiday season gifts for family
721-8686. and friend• using a variety of
DEC.20
•DivOrce: A N.w &.ginning"
is a workshop for men and
women in the process of
divorcing or recently divorced
from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180
Newport Canter Drive. The cost is
$40. lnformatJon: (949)~.
DEC.21
Fashion lsl•nd will hem lb
annual menorah lighting
ceremony at 3 p.m. at
Bloomingdale'• Courtyard. The
event will be hosted by Rabbi
Reuven Mintz of the Chabad
Jewish Center In Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 721-2000,
http:llwww.shopfashfon
island.com.
DEC.22
The Orange County Marbt
Place will hold ita Holiday Market
Place from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Admission will be free. There will
be artisans' and crafters' comer,
photos with Santa Claus and
seasonal entertainment.
The Environmeni.t N.tu,. Canter
will present a holiday craft
worbhop in Which participants
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost Is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $25 materials fee .
lnfonnatlon: (949) 645-8489.
ONGOING
The Newport c.nt.r
Toastmaster's Club can help you
improve your public speaking
skills or polish your business
presentations. Members come
from a variety of professional
disciplines and backgrounds. The
group meets every Monday
moming from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
610 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Validated parking
is available In the parking
structure next to 24 Hour Fitness.
Guests are welcome. For more
information, call (949) 721-5732.
Sot. Comfort and lau,.•a House
have teamed up to help those in
need by collecting shoes from
Dec. 1 through 31 at Sole
Comfort. Corona del Mar Plaza.
836 Avocado Ave. laura's House
is committed to ending the cycle
of domestic violence and
strengthening families.
Information: (949) 644-5939.
See TOWN, Pase Al 7
Sharky's opens at Newport l
Coast Shopping Center
Just in time for catering
casual holiday get-
togethers or to satisfy
your hunger while you
accomplish your holiday
shopping, Shark11'11
Woo4/fred Mexican GrUl
will open Monday,
December 16, at Newport
Coast Shopping Center.
Located at Newport Coast
1 Drive and San Joaquin Hills
Road, Shark11 '11 is a high
quality yet casual Mexican
restaurant, featuring fresh,
natural and organic foods.
Sharkg'a distinction is in
its use of the highest quality
ingredients such as fresh
Foster Farms honnone and
preservative free California
chicken breasts; Harris
Ranch fresh natural beef (all
grain fed, with no antibiotics
or hormones); premium
grade fish; and 10096 certi-
fied organic and GMO free
black beans, pinto beans
and long grain rice.
Shark11's slgnatu:re items
including tempura battered
mahi mahi ftsh tacos with
salsa blanca, a grilled
shJirpp burrito with achJote
sauce, and stone tired
Mexican pizzas ...
Slaarkg's offers sit down
service, a.s weU as take-out
and party platten for
cat.erlng.
The restaurant is open
daily from 11 a.sn, and dos.-
es at 9 p.m. Swtda,y through
Thursday Md closes at
10 p.m. OJI weekends. The
telephone number ls (949)
729--1000.
A/.tJlr you ef\loy a meal at
Slaork11¥, take advantage
of the conv nfent holiday
shopplng and pany prepara.
tton with th varict)> of
stores and servk ahQPli at
Newport COut 8Jaopptq
Center
Tu ftnd U1e pcrfiK.1 sift for
the littl ones on YOW' ~
be butt to visit 'lbt1 Boi&C,
whl ·h ls ldlOwn roe IU. eta.
ate t.oys for glrU and bo)'I.
1b11 Boot .&o otten a
aelectlon ot t.Oday'a moet
pe>pular \oJI and c.'ollec·
tables IUI well u tree llft."
wrapping and free assembly
of trikes and wagons.
Any woman on your holi-
day list would appreciate a
gift. certifica.t.e to BeUagio
Spa & Sal-On, a full"'5ervice
European-style spa and
salon. A massage or other
treatment aft.er the hectic
holidays could be the best
gift she receives.
If the woman on your gift
list Ls fashion conscious,
Marie'• Boutique offers
the latest European fashions
from sportswear and suits
to cocktail attire and con-
temporary accessories.
Gifts for pampered pets
can al.so be foWld Newport
Coast ShQPplng Center.
Dogma has dog treats,
custom dog collars and
bedding, grooming products,
travel accessories, apparel
for do~ and their owners,
as well as gifts tor dog
lovers.
Tu give your home a holi-
day touch or send a gilt of
flowers, Flore specia.li7.eS in
on~f-a-Jdnd ~ements
and off en the highest quali-
ty, fresh florals. Fiore can
custom-order any variety of
t\ower and otters delivety of
glft.s that can be attached to
flower ama.ngements .
For holiday party invita..
dons and supplies, as well
as ca.ros and giltwrap,
CdebratloM Plue will
have just what you need for
a memol"Pble party. The
store also off en gU\ wrap-
ping servi~e. full..ervice
malllng and shipping. as
well u apeclaJty g1fta and
hbme .cceasorles.
Tu heJp you prepare tor a
intimate get together or din-
ner pat1y for 12, Pa.cilUou
r~ n\AJ'.\Y convenlen«s
such u a hot baJc ry, full·
M.Mce deli, rvice seafood
CM-'ie, an exten."lve ftne Wine
aelectlon, a fW.l«Mc
floral depa11rn nt and more.
l<or more mlonri&Lion
on Ne11Jport CtHUt
Sho.PPln# Cent•r, call (949) 790-9713 orvtslt
www.shop~com
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Th•~ a..ch Pubic
Ubrary i1 holding Its holiday food
drive through Dec. 12. There will
be Share Our Selves bin• at the
libntry for donations of canned
goods and non-perishables.
Donations can be dropped off
during regular library hourt: from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through
Thursday; from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m .
Friday and Saturday and from
noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Information: (949) 717.a801.
South Coast Plaza wtH have
its Santa's Village through Dec. 24
at Carousel Court. Shoppers can
make crafts at the Alpine Wood
Shop, Holiday Trimmings Shop
and the Village Bake Shop. The
cost varies per craft. Information:
(714) 436-2083,
http://www.southcoastpltJZB.com.
South Coast Plaza will h.v•
its famous carousel transformed
from horses to Santa's reindeer
until Dec. 28. The cost for a ride is
$1. Information: (714) 435-2083,
http://www.southcosstplsza.com.
South Coast Plaza will have
Santa's Express Train running
through Jan. 4 at the Crate &
Barrel/Macy's Home Store wing
on Level 2. Information: (714)
435-2083,
http://www.southcosstplazs.com. -The Newport-Mesa cribbage 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) 646-5293.
Pastor Hein Austin leads a Bible
study on #How to Become a
Contagious Christian" from 6 to
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays at 377 W.
Wilson St., No. 15 in Costa Mesa.
All are welcome to come and
meet new friends. Information:
(949) 722-7498.
The ACLU of Orange County
meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday
of every month at the Unitarian
Un1versalist Churctt, 1259 Victoria
St. in Costa Mesa. Each month's
meeting will feature a different
speaker on issues relating to the
Bill of Rights. Information: (714) •
957-6107.
Macy's in Costa M ...
invites Orange County nonprofit
organizations that provide
services and programs to the
HIV/AIDS community to apply for
participation in Macy's South
Coast Plaza's Passport In Store
fund-raiser. This year's event will
be held on Oct. 4. To receive an
application to participate, call
(714) 556-0611, ext. 4231.
Yoga classes will be offerwd
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
noon to 12:40 p.m for nine weeks
at West Newport Community
Center. Registration Is $54 for one
class each week or $100 for two
days a week over nine weeks for
Newport Beach residents. Others
pay an additional $5. For more
information, call (949) 644-3161.
Costa M ... 's Recrutlon Division
will provide a three-hour theme
birthday party for up to 20 guests
at the Balearic Community Center
weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m ..
Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m .
or 4 to 1 p.m. and Sundays from 4
to 7 p.m. Parties for children 5 to
12 will consist of lunch/dinner.
games, crafts, prizes, cake with
ice cream and supervision by
staff. Parties cost'$250 or $300.
For more information, call (714)
754-5168.
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Color QUcStlons.
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Av. new wt.. wil be Mrwd
on BaysJde Aestaunint'a terTICle
<Mtrlooldng Newpof1 Harbor
f1V9fY Thu'9dey from 5:30 to 7:30
. p.m. The coat It S16 per pel'10n.
For more lnfonNtlon, call (949)
721-1222.
A variety of ptM111. ~
and group swim leuons will be
offered thl1 1ummer at the
Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High School.
Options Include one-on-one
instruction on Saturdayt and a
Monday through Thursday
program for all egea and level1.
For session dates, times and
costs, call (949) M4-:1151, or •
regl1ter in person at Newport
Beach Recreation and Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd.
Chlkhn, tMn8 and edutb
can now register for summer
recreational boating clas.es
offered through Newport Beach
Recreation Services. Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(949) 644-3161, or visit the
Newport Beach Recreation and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more Information.
ProfMaJonal and lic9nMd IOa*
trainers with the All-England
Soccer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small group and
large group training. For more
information, call (949) 395-6103.
Jewtah f.emlty Set'Vlce ls
sponsoring a teen support group
for high school students that
meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5
p.m. at Tarbut V'Torah Upper
School in Costa Mesa. For
information or to register, call
(714) 445-4950. Pre-registration is
required.
The First Page -Fine Children's
Books, at 270 E. 17th St, No. 10 In
Costa Mesa, offers free story time
Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
information, call (949) 645-5437.
Bayside Restaurant In
Newport Beach offers wine
tasting every Thursday from 5:30
to 7:30 p.m . for $15 per person,
featuring five new wines each
week. For more information, call
(949) 721-1222.
Gl'Ml"I Syst.ema lntwnational
shows you everything that you
wanted to know a boot orchids
and repottlng during a free
seminar at 2 p.m. every Saturday.
An ordlid and tropical plant sale
Is held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
20362 Biren St facility.
Information: (949) 756-1211.
~rthe 18Crfta ol Carbon
Canyon Regional Park as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees every
Sat\Jrday at 8:30 a.m. Parking is
$4. Call (714) 996-6262 for more
Information.
Teem Survivor. a nonprofit
organization encouraging
women who have been through
cancer treatment to exercise,
hosts #Walk and Talk" at 10 a.m.
the second and fourth Friday of
the month in front of
NIKEgode11 store In Fashion
Island. Members meet for lunch
after at Atrium court. It is free,
and all fitneu levels ere
welcome. For more information,
call (949) 276-3888.
Newport Community CounseJlnil
Center offers a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the support group In
SAF.E. Hands. SAF.E. stands for
safety, awareness, faith and
empowerment The group meets
Mondays from 6:30 to B p.m.
Free. Fot more Information, call
(949) 721-8079.
TMne In M¥9ntti 0-.rough ninth
gl'llde. are Invited to drop by the
city of Costa MeN Recreation
Center from 2 to 8 p.m. Monday
through Friday for 1port.1 and
other ac:tivitl ... The center Is at
1860 Anaheim Ave. For more
Information, call (714) 327-7660.
The Newport 8MCh W.Ndng Qub
meets at the comer of Superior
and Hospital Roed in Newport
Beach at 9:16 a.m. and 7 p.m.
everyday. For more information,
call (949) ~ 1332.
The Newport 8Mdl CaD
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m. Thursday nights at
Superior and Hoapltal Road in
Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 650-1332.
The Spanilh Speaking Club
meets to leam Spanish quic:tc and
easy. For more information, call
(949)~1332.
The Aan. of BUiin.a SeMces
hosts a networking meeting that
deals with education connections
from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the second
Tuesday of flV8ry month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 805-0011.
•oivorce: A New &.ginning;
a workshop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced, is
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month.
Cost is $40. For more information,
call 644-6435.
me tours of th• Orange County
Performing Arts Center take
guests to the dressing rooms,
performer's lounge, bacbtage
and on stage at 10:30 a.m . every
Wednesday and Saturday at 600
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
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Interfaith coupl" with one
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at the Jewish Family Service of
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Women 50 and older can join•
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The Costa Mesa Chamber of
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"There's nothing like a
rivalry game. It brings out
the best in everybody."
Larry Hint, Newport Hart>of
boy$ basketball cooch
BOYS BASKETBALL
B·aek.Bay
~rowngoes
to Sailors
Newport knocks • off crosstown
rival Corona del
Mar in a tight,
INSIDE
Newport Harbor'• girl•
beaketbell teem
cepturea Beck Bay
bragging rights for
second yeer in e row.
Page84 well-played game .•
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BP.ACH -
Hirst said. -Playing
against CdM, their sen-
ion and our seniors are
When the high school
basketball season winds down
and Newport Harbor and Co·
rona del Mar get ready for the
playoffs, Friday night's clash of
Back Bay rivals will mean Uttle.
It's not a league game and It's
only the first week of the season.
But lhat lack of meaning
wasn't apparent in either the
players or the fans for what
rumed out to be a fantastic rl·
val.rygame. •
Newport Harbor just barely
eclipsed the visiting Sea Kings,
59-56, scoring 19 points in the
fourth quarter of a seesaw battle
in which they were down by
three at h.altti:n\e.
"The thing I liked about Ibis
game first off, was the crowd was
so into It,• Sailors Coach Lllry
so competitive. Theres
nothing like a rivalry game. It
brings out the best in every-
body.•
Harbor's best was just t little
bit better, particularly over the fi-
nal 2:20 of the game after Sea
Kings junior Brett Hirata had tied
the acore, 51-51, with a thJee.
pointer from the rtgbt comer.
Taylor Young returned the lead
to the Sailors (2-0) with a put-
bac:k bucket after a series of of-
fensive rebounds, which was a
Harbor strength all night
After Adam Preede connected
on one of two free throws for the
Sea Kl.ngl (0.1) to cut the lead to
53·52 with 1:52 remaining, Har-
bor 6-foot-8 center Jamie Die-
SM SAi.ORS, Pase 84
STM McCRIH( /DAU Pft.Ol
Newport Harbor's Rafael Mouradyan (10) drives past Corona def
Mar's Jay Northridge in Friday nighfs Back Bay clash.
Sporta Editor RlclMird Dwwt: (949) S7-M223 • lpor'8 Fu: (949) 650-0170
MARI< C. DUSTIN /OAl.Y Pll.O'f
UC Irvine's Amanda Vasquez, left, and Oana.Kurzbard block Missoori's Jessica V~nder
Kooi in Friday night's NCAA tournament match at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. UCI won in five.
UCI survives _
opener in ·fi Ve
Anteaters rally to defeat
Missouri in first round
of NCAA tournament;
face UCIA at 7 tonight.
Steve Vlrcen
DatlyP1lot
WES1WOOD -For all the youth and
wide-eyed feel the UC Irvine womens volley-
ball players possess. it was actually the Ant·
eaten' experience that turned the tide ... ex-
perience in five.game matches, that 1"
UCJ, which had won six of elgbt five-game
matches before Friday, defeated Ml.ssowi in
five games to grab Its fl.rst·~r NCM towna·
ment victory at UCl.A.
With a 30-27, 31-33, 25·30, 30-28, 15-12
victory, the Anteaters advance to tonight'•
second round, facing UUA at 7 at Pauley Pa-
• villon.
"We have been very fommate to win a
number of flve·game matches this yeM,• ua
Coach Owile Brande II.Id. ·ance we got to
that point I think we had a pretty good pup
of what to do in the t1fth game." ua junior outside hitter Kelly Wing led
the 'EaleR (2.f-9) wlth a match-high 31 kills,
yet it was also the play of soph~
mores Terbrie lkylor (20 kills) and
Amanda Vaequez (16) that helped
make the durerence.
Thylor slammed three consecudve
kWs, as UO broke away from a 5·5 de
for an 8-5 lead in the ftfth game. The
Anteaters, who continue their best seuon in
their blsto~ maintained the momentum to
grab a 13-9 advan..., but Misaouri, ult bad
most of the night, came back and pulled
within 13· 12, prompting a Btande timeout
UO then went to Its do-~ryth.ing playet
Wing, who dug the .er.re and then &lammed
the kill on an assist from junior Ashlie Hain,
who i1maued 58 asslats.
"We just kept golJ'l8 at them and fighting;
Wlngsald.
Vuquez teamed with Dana Kun.bard for a
block that turned away Shen Danru's hit for
UO's 6naJ point and the victory. Danru had
19 kills, while freshman Jessica Vander Kool'•
23 kills Jed Mim>u. Sophomore setter Und-
aay Hunter, who ttarted last year and helped
lead the Tigen to their first NCM towna·
ment victory, collected 62 assistJ.
The 11gera entered Frlday'c march having
won juat three out of eight ftve-game match-
5" UCI, Pac• 85
. Kiley Hall
Dec:. 8 tionor..
DAVE JERANKO
Saturday, December 6, 2003 81
MEN'S
BASKETBALL
·'Eaters
outdo
Tigers,
57-55
Parada's layin is the
d\fference, but
Baskauskus,
Ethington provide
spark off the bench.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
FRESNO -UC Irvine guard
Aras Bab.usbs called It getting oft the IChneid
The flfth-year senior was refer-
ring to his own early-season
scoring drought. but he could
also have been describing the
Anteaters' collective satisfaction
with their dra
m.at:Jc 57-~
men's besketball
wln over Princel
ton ln the open-
ing game of the
Mc:CafJ:rey Qu-
ale Friday at
PteSno State's Save Mart Center.
The victory, spaiked largely by
the contributions otr the bench
by Basbusas and 6-foot-8 junior
Greg Ethington. halted a two·
game UCI losing streak. The
manner in wbJcb the Antnters
(3·3) rallied also may do much to
fortify Coach Pat Douglass'
IQuad, which Basbusbs laid le
ltilJ trying to establish Its Identity.
"'Ibis was a btg win for us,•
Bask.au.skas said "Not only for
our record. but the way we won
the game, by gutting it out."
Adam Parada. with a deft feed
from slashing sophomore gu!Ud Jvfike EJ'evberha. converted a lay·
ln with two seconds left for the
gamt:·winner, capping a come-
baclC from a 43·35 deficit with
11:14 left in the game.
"That was exactly what coach
drew up," Bakausbs saJd of the
winning bucket, a play that be·
gan wtth 5.5 seconds left on a
side out of bounds. Stanislav Zu-
uk inbounded tJ!I ball to FJev-
berha cud1n& near the top of the
keY and the 6-5 guard, who
IOOfed 10 of bJs le&IOD•higlt 12
points ln the second halt pen-
etrated Into the paint. before
finding the 7-0 senior center.
Parada OJcbd the ball over hls
right shouJder into the basket to
band Princeton Its first loss ln
four games this season.
"We have some differept op·
t1ons on that play," Doug1au said
of the acbeme he let up during a
timeout. after Baabuvu re-
bounded a missed three-pointer
by 11.ger guard Scott Greenman
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SPORTS
FROM THE SIDELINES
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Irwin gains PacificS
Alonzo Stagg Award
I I lrwln, an outstanding 3 p.m.
athlete and coach for lrwln has lnvtted
decades in the one of hi& noted
Newport Harbor area. gridd~rs, ~ Smalley. ~as been named to receive the who scored 104 points
f<>Veted Amos Alonzo Stttgg ., as a halfback In '49, to
Award for merit from the attend the ceremonies
University of the Pacific Jan. 24 as a guest. Smalley
Sn Stockton. attended Pacific lb the
• • Only 43 other prominent m1d-50a and pJayed
athJedc penonalltlea have been football for the Tigers.
------. honored over lnit1ally, Irwin bad ~ Irwin
the years received a scholarship
with the offer from USC when be was
Stagg Awa.rd. attending Harl>or High, but later
The • changed his di.recdon to Pacific
recipients because he favored a smaller
chosen by college and also held a high
Pad.fie regard for Stagg.
officials.are ... frwin was a 16 letterwinner in
those who sports at N_ewport. As a guard
measure up and fullback. he played four
to Stagg's yean of football under the late
notable . Ralph Reed. Irwin earned
examples of Co-Player of the Year in the
integrity, Orange League in '35.
)teJilcation, i~eel.Wn and team He returned in • 48 to coach fldrlt. Newport football through '55.
1 lbe major force behind the His '.f9 team won eight, lost one
J;lom.ln.alion for Irwin was a and scored 323 points.
1>ne-tlme versatile athlete from He was later hired by Dr. BasU
~ewport Harbor High named Peterson of Orange Coast
baren McGavren, who is also a College to tutor the Pirate grid
cllic alum. team.
lWo others scheduled for the His '56 season was a
wan:l lnclude Matt Equlnoa, whirlwind of success as the
ass oC 1952, and Or. Terry Pirates captured the Ea.stem
aple, of '68. Irwin was a '42 Conference and went on to play
ate. Stoclcton in the Potato Bowl in
~recognition luncheon will Bakersfield. l>e at Pacific Stadlwn from 11 Unfortunately, lrwin's health
~m. to I p.m .. The trio will also was not up to par antt he chose t>e honored at the men~ to retire as the (ootbaD coach
baslcetball game, whJch starts at and turned his attention to ,
coaching Pirate aquatic
pc>cts.
lrwin had a long, rich
history ln directing
aq&latJc sports at the
Newport Beacp
Lifeguard Department
for yea.rs and as a swim
instructor with the
Navy during World War n at the Great Lakes
Training Center.
In time, be was hired
away from OCC by UC Irvfne
and continued on with
numerous championships in
water polo and swimming.
He later became the school's
athJedc din!ctor and served with
prlde and distinction.
Stagg was once regarded as
one of the founding fathers of
footbalJ and was a master of he
T-formadon, which lrvQn
brought to Newport in '48.
· Stagg was one of the prolific
inventors In the game of
football
• Mrs. Lois Irwin, )Yho married
Al Irwin out of Pacific. was
amused once by OUcago
University in regard to Stagg's
career.
"111ey fittd him many years
later because he was too old,•
she said.
Stagg could accept their
opinion, but he simply
advanced to Paclfic where be
continued coaching the grid
sport for more years. He died at
age l04. .
Stagg earned All-American
honors at end for Yale in 1892.
YOUTH BASEBALL
tars win nation.al crown
~
!fravel team lives up
~• o top ranking with
2-and-under Triple
rown win in Vegas.
championship game to avenge
an 11-1 O loss in July's World
Series.
Strong pitching put the Stars
on top. Matt Davldlon struck
out seven and allowed one run
in two innings and was followed
by Jordan Beck. who went
another two innings, striking
out sJx and allowing no runs.
Ryan Boeger struck out four
and allowed no earned runs in
the final two .lnninglt.
Huerta provided defense for the
Stars, ranked No. 1 nationally in
Triple Crown sports.
California defeated the
top-seeded Arizona Panthers,
7 -0, ln the semifinals. The Stars
were 6-0 entering the game,
outscoring their opponents,
73-4.
The offensive surge
continued with Sinske (2 for 3)
blasting a first-inning home
run. Griffin went 2 for 3 with
two RBis and Boeger finished l
for 2 will) a double and two
l .:11'e 2003 CalifomJa NadonaJ
JW-Star travel baseball team
~ed the 12-and-under
Q:riple Crown fall national
~pionship in Las Vegas,
Jllev .. ln late September. The
tournament featured teams
fOm aaoss the nation.
t. California, nJcknamed the Cal
ptars, features MllllJller Mike µrlfftn, his son Ou1a GrUlln
-.od Garrett GaUegot -all
Newport Beach residents.
The Stars bad some timely
offense from Boeger, who
doubled and tallied two RBis,
Beck (21or 3, two RBis), Griffin
(I for 2. one RBI) and Jaime
Domlngua (I for 2, walk).
• RBis. Winkler doubled and
: The Stars defeated the
1WJbusters, 7-4, in the
A.J. Hqh-, Gallegos,
Kennedy Winkler, Corey
Slnsb, Joah Lee and Gabe
GIRLS SOCCER
k:urry leads Sage Hill
' I•
! Three goals from senior Tor-Shoctley each tallied one .wist
~ Megan Qarry helped lead for the UgbtnJng O-J). Qirry's
Jbe host Sage HW School girls, third goal gave Sage Hill a 4-2
IOCCet team to a 4-3 nonleague lead before Calvary cut the defi·
~ctory against C&lvaly Oiapel of cit with the games flnal score in
powney Thursday. · the 70th minute.
1 funior Amy Werl>lin added Junior goallceeper Laura Gor-
-wttile .6ubroaD Kara don made 13 saves for Sage
i>eft:t\llr'an.t' soPbom«n ,.... Hill.
! YOUTH BASEBALL
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added two RBis. .
Dominguez, Beck. Hughes.
Lee and Davidson led the
defense behind the pitching of
Huena, who tossed a complete
game, two-hit shutout.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Bulultball
College men -UC Irvine vs..
Art(ansaa-Montlcello at
Freano State tournament,
5:30 p.m.; Vanguard at
Concordia, 7:30 p.m.
College women -Vanguard
at Concordia, 6:30 p.m.
Community college women -
Onsnge Coast ft'Cuesta
toumament. High ~ glr1a-Newport
Harbor vs. Estancia at
~Wtrlity tournament. 9:30 e.m.
Socoer
High 9dlool boys-Webb at
Sage HIA, 3 p.m.
High IChool .i'rta ... Estancia at
e>ce.n Vl4D4 t_9U'mament
~..,::"*' Cot -NCM
tou mem, aecond round:
kvln .. t UCLA. 7 p.m.
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'EATERS GIRLS BASKETBALL
Continued from Bl
-who wu 4 of 4 from three·
point ranae and 5 o( 5 from the
field to that paint. •[F.f.evberba1 la
one of thoee 91Jdona and Adam
cutdng down th«t middle is .n·
Newport Harbor rolls oy~r. riyal, 60-~4
olhet.• .
Para.da's clutch conversion
helped negate hts Wee mJsSed
Cree throws ln the tlna1 momenta.
whJch helped keep the 1tgers
within strOclng range.
Princeton, which converted l l
of Its 29 three-point attempta.
,netted a trio of threes early In the
second half, on tbe1WB.y to turn-
ing a.21-26 halftime dtfldt Into a
39-32 edge wid) 15:26 left In the
game.
1be Princeton lead WU 43·35
when Baska•askas, 0 for 5 from
the fteld lo the ftrst five games.
hit his aecond 18-footer of the nJaht while being fouled. Bas·
buskas converted the free throw
for the tlnt of three UCI tradi·
tlonal three-point plays that
keyed an 11-0 burst and earned
the designated vtsltors a 46-43
advan •.
A Greenman three ball ended
the run and Greenman con·
nected apJn from beyond the
arc with 2:44 left to pull the Tig-
era within 52·51.
Bfevbelha. who hu struggled
ftndlng his ecorlng touch In the
regular season after amaufng 41
point. In two exhlbltlon games.
ICX>red on a stx·foot step-
througb. but Greenman picked
off a J>6SI and went for a layup to
shave the lead baclc to one.
After Parada. who was 4 for 4
from the fteld. but made Just 1 or
4 foul shots, sank the ftrat of two
free throws, Princeton junior
loading scorer Judaon · Wallace
drained a pair from the line to
forge a 55-55 deadlock with 1:08
left.
Parada missed a pair of free
throws with 49 seconds left, but
Ethington, matched In man·to-
man defense on Wallace, forced
him to pasa up two would-be
baseline shots, resulting In the
reversal of the ball to Greenman
all alone In the right comer.
His shot, howeve( bounded off
the rim and Basbusk.a.s secured
the rebowid to set up the game-
wlnner.
ZlWlk added 12 points lo
match Flevbetha for team-high
honors. while Parada finished
with nine and sophomore point
guard Je« Goger eight.
Gloger also earned praise from
Douglass for his team-blgb alx re·
bounds and bis lone turnover
helped the Anteaters, who had
averaged 19 turnovers In Its worst
start since 1998-99, win the battle
of miscues, 10-11.
"I tboUgbt Aras Baskauskas
gave us some real good defense,•
Douglass saJd "And Ethington
[ftve points, three rebounds and
a key block in 10 minutes) played
with some intensity.• Baskauskas
sald he was just happy to chip In.
"When I come in off the
bench, I want to help us any way
I can, whether that's scoring or
not,• Baskausb.s saJd. •1t was
nice to bit my two shots tonight.
I'm not the most talented guy on
the team.• Wallace. averaging 25
point.a coming In, settled for 13,
while Greenman collected a
game-high 14.
UCl's defense helped Prince-
ton shoot Just 44.2% from the
field (l9 of 43), after it came In
convertilll 56391..
The Anteaten, meanwh.ile,
converted 22 of 41 (53.~).
ZOTS -UC Irvine concludes to
two-day tournament tonight It 5:30
agalnat Olvltlon It Atbneee-Montl·
cello, whlcn entered Fridr(a game
agalnlt hoet Fmno Sllte With • 4-2
recotd ..• The m.tthup P41I the Ant·
Ntera egtlll9t the Boll W..Vil• .••
Princeton, which along With Van·
derbilt and UNLV are the only ihrM
ed'loola to 11nk • thrMi)Olnter In
each of their DI"* alnce th• arc
was ~ fOf the 1986-87
... IOn, needed jult 31 MCC>ndt to
eictend IU at,..k to 470 gamee ...
UCl't win Hidey eerned Jeff Gloger
femlly bfegglng rights with older
bfottw Spencer. who led the r1g.
.,. In ecortng •• a tenlor feat sea-
son with 15. 7 ppg.
Sailors build a big
early lead and
earning their
second-straight
victory over CdM.
Patrick Laverty
OallyPtlot
NEWPORT BP.A.CH -As the
opener of a Back Bay rtvaby
doubleheadet Newport Harbor
Hlgh's girls basketball team de-
cided to leave the suspense to the
boya.
The Sailors raced out to an
early double·d.lgit lead and
cruised to a 60-34 victory over
visiting Corona del Mar Friday,
earn.Ing their .econd straight vie·
tory over the Sea 10.np.
•Prior to la.st year, (CdM) had
Corona del Mar's Jay
Northridge (3) and Tyler
Lance (32), above, tie up
Newport Harbor's Jamie
Diefenbach in Friday nighfs
Back Bay rivalry game. At
nght, Newport Harbor's
Ricky Green, left, and
Corona del Mar's Kevin
Welch both come up empty
Friday night. The Sailors
defeated Sea Kings, 59-56,
at Newport Harbor High.
HALL
Continued from B 1
schoola got a lot going
for It"
Brought up around
volleyball-her mother
returned to the beach
ahort1y after gjvJng birth
and Hall toured the
COWllry with her.
·1 bated U," Hall ta.Id
"I was the kid on the
sidd1nes that would get
bit by the ball and
acreain.•
Hall really got Into the
sport when lhe was 11.
For her, lt became a
year-l'OWld activity th.al
now lndud playing on
the O(ange County
Volltyball Oub.
An outside hJner on the club
ranb, who often ftnds hereell
1n the middle with the Sailors,
Hall saJd her atrengths on the
court Include serving and
puaJng, but che kill atal&tics
i:night fndkate othttwtse.
../ •1love10 hit," Hall said.
'"Playtog front row, h most
fWftlllrig feeling Is splklng the
ball down.·
But abe'a alto aa.itely •want
that lpOd.n.i che bell woWdn't
be poaiiible without her
..,. leamrnate. and lhe 11~ her
teammates are one or the
primary reuona for her
paulon for volleyball.
Soccer ii a way to blaw off
l1eun irid O'aCk ia not one of
Friday's counts
....... LMlll'll ~.2 ~ 11
........ Oiloo iliii.. eoulpfn,
-~ tlWhlllnlh, II blue S*dt.• .....
-6.voat· .,., Hall lald, bua ptcMdel that
.... mutual
ICc:ompllalunli cM1 brtnp a ·..-.o1~ .... -~bHal.tbe
won tht198 )'ell'I in a row,· SalJon
Coach Jen Thom~ aid ~
won last year and we wanttd to
keej> It that way."
The Sailors 0-0) did so with aa-
greutve play on defense and
strong work on the oflens.tve and
defensive boatds. Newpon Har-
bor fon:ed 33 Sea J(Jngs tl.l1nOvel'S
In the game and came away with
13 offensive rebQunds and 22 de·
fensive boards.
Jn the first quarter alone, New-
port Harbor grabbed 13 rebounds
to the Sea Kings' two and the re•
rult was a 19-10 Sailors lead.
Corona del Mar attempted to
stay close with the three-point
shooting of Sarah Stem, wbo
made three shots from long range
In the first two quaners, but New-
port Harbor took a 33-17 advan-
tage into the break behind 11
ft.rst-half points from Undsey
majority of the group that she
has j>l.8yed with the la.st two
yea.rs is graduating from
Harbor this year. Hall was the
only underclwman In the
slatting lineup this lea.Son and
one of just ftve noll.leniol'1 on
the l'06ter.
Her first volleyball team
tncluded Jeiln1np U'ld Al~
Keams and now those playera
a.re Jeevtng, putting the team
tn Hill'• hand.. Hall aaki U'le
will mlM their leadenh.lp. as
well ea their frt~ ·even as of rijlt now, J don't
know that I'm ready to tab
the roles that they did,· Hall
aald. "They're all role mod•
to me nen thoulh lheYre Jwt
a yeai-older."
Hall wW be a-. Older nm
~when b 11 llbd to
uune tboM lildlnblP ro&a AaJona•lbR•• ~..., ........
cOaii ... N ' ISbs
'
Mlilet
Miller was one of four Sailors to
finish In double fWues as she
also ended the pipe with U
point& Junior Ciara Lawrmoe led
Harbor with 14 polo.ta and con-
verted eight or to 6ee throws.
Senior Victoria ~ added 13
points and nine rebounds and
Krlstl Eddington bad 11 points
and six boaids.
The balanoed acorfng attack is
even more impressive &Ince sen-
ior Jllllanne Whitfield. the leading
scorer last sea.son had just four
points. But her effect ~n 1he game
was much more prominent
•She\ ICiU a leader on the
court.• ~ llld "She
makes thllws happen."
1be s.uon extended their lead
In the th.ltd qlWter, using a 12-2
run over he Anal 4: 15 of the pe-
riod to push the advantage to 49-
23. ~ and Allyson Stoltz
each bad a pair of buckets In the
run, while Lawrence came up
with a buclcet anct a pair or free
throwa.
Stem led the Sea KI.np (0-3)
with 11 points, while Alliaon Long
had five polnt.s and seven re-
boun~
Newport Harbor won't have
long to celebrate the victory OYer
Its rival It returns to the court at
9:30 a.m. today lo battle F.standa
in the fult round or the University
tournament The ~ the de-
fending Golden West League
champion, should provide a stiff
SAILORS
Continued from Bl
fenbacb hit a pretty turnaround jumper
in the lane, putting the Sailors up by
three.
Again CdM converted one of two free
throws -the Sea JClngs were 19 of 30 from
the line In the game, something Coach
Ryan Curry wants to see more consis-
tency from -cutting the lead to 55-53
with 1:08 remaining.
After a turnover by the Sailors, CdM
came up with a loose ball and scored
what seemed to be the game-tying bas·
ket, but a double dribble violation was
called instead.
tell for the SaOOrt. •
•1 told the gldl; don't go home
thinking you're the OF chainp..
Don't pt cody,. Thompson laid.
"Think about tonight and carry It
over to t.omorrow."
~
Nft•port Helbor to, CoroM .. Mer 3'
SOCM9 bv °'*'*" CdM . tb7t11 -llO
HetbOr ,. w ,. t1 -34
CdM -Snell 3. llenbow 0, Weyte 0,
Marb o. Stem 11, Wldhwa 6, Schulte
2, Long 6, Heetdlen 5, Kawata 1' I'
SUiia 2.
3-pt. goala-Stem 3, Wldhwl 1,
~n1.
Fouled out -None.
Tectinlcela-None.
NH-Trobmen 0, Swigart 13, Sioftz 4,
Whitfield 4, Miiier 11, Koon 0, Melo o,
Eddington 11, Slatet 1, Oeyan o,
~14'.
3-pt. goall-M11181' 2.
Fouled out-None.
Technical• -None. ...
"We battled," Curry sald. 'We put our-
selves In a position to win. That's all you
can ask for. It was 55-53, we got the steal
and we thought we hit the game-tying
bucket"
Newport Harbor senior Ricky Green
made two free throws after the double
dribble violation. A steal and layup by
junior Rafael Mouradyan with 10 seconds
remaining sealed the Sailors victory.
PHOTOS BY STEVE McC~ I DM.Y PILOT
Newport Harbor's David Allee, left, and
Corona del Mar's Pancho Seaborn battle
for a rebound in the first half of Friday
night!s Back Bay contest at Newport.
"It was a great high school basketball
game,• Curry sald. "We would have liked
to win, but like I told the lcids, you want to
play well because ltfou play well you're
going to get the victories In the long run.
We played well, but we're not In to moral
victories.·
There was nothing moral about the Sea
Kings play In the ftrat half as they built a
27-24 lead at the break despite giving up
siz.e to almost ever Harbor player on the
court.
Harbor's slz.e advantage helped them
grab 15 offensive rebounds lo the first
half, but the Sea Kings were still able to
.score 18 points in the paint. most of them
In transition.
In the half-coun set, Freede showed a
knack for driving Into the lane and Led
CdM with 18 points and seven reboun~
Pancho Seaborn added 15 points.
Harbor never trailed by more than four
points and came back In the third quarter
to take a 38·37 lead on a putback by Die-
fenbach, who scored 16 points and
grabbed 15 rebounds.
From there, it was a back-and-forth
contest, that seemed to tum when Dennis
Heenan hit a three·pointer from the left
corner on a set play corning out of a Sall-
ors timeout
"We were trylng to use our big guys as a
decoy,• Hirst sald. "We had both our
shooters on either side, hoping they
would all crash lo against Jamie. Luckily,
we got it to the guy who made It ....
The three-pointer gave Harbor a 49-46
lead with 2:58 and they never again
trailed In the game.
Heenan ftnlshed with nine points,
while Green added 11 points and nine re-
bounds. Thyior Young came off the bench
tp chip in with eight points and 10 re-
bounds.
NonlMaue
tMwport Harbor 59, Coron• del Mer SI
ScoN by Quwun CdM 1~ 13 12 11 -&e Harbor 13 11 1a 1t -159
CdM-Northridge 4, Wantabe 0, A. Lance 2,
Freede 18, Seaborn 15, K. Welch 5, Hirata 11,T.
Lance 1, Kabaldlan 0.
3-pt. goal• -Freede 1, Hirata 3.
Fouled out -N0r1hridge.
Technlcal1 -None.
NH-Mourady1n 8, Hunter 0, Green 11, P8rrlne
3, Slater 0, Heen1n 9, Young 8, Orth 2, Mac8eth
0, Diefenbach 16.
3-pt. goal1 -Green 1, Perrine 1, Heenan 1
Fouled out-None.
Technlcall -None.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Garey heats up for _Bucs
Sophomore ties a
career-high with nine
three-pointers to
lead Coast to a 63-57
win over Oxnard.
Sophomore guard Jason Ga-
rey Ued a career-high with olne
three-pointers to lead all ICOr•
ers with 29 points as host
Orange Coast Colleg& posted a
63·57 h()QCOn·
fen!ftce win
over Oxnard
Friday.
Garey, who
also connected
ntne times
from behind
the arc against Los Angele•
'llade Tech last seuon, con·
verted 6 of 9 ahots from three·
polnt range In the HCOnd half
to help the Buca (2·4) hold off
lhe CondOn 0~).
Coast shot 5°" (10 of 20) In
the "HCOnd half, but wu •till
outscored, ·U ·M. •
Fresh!Nn guard Jlbrf fiylor
ft nlthed with 11 points while
center Matt Hatch taWed eight
with Micah Yo~ and 'Aaron
BOblk liiCh acortns four polrltl
rorthePlmel.
Juon 9-nford added three
polntl while Wee~ tallied rwo.
• A 19·5 1pun bY _Ol!Wd to
etan che eecond h8lf bro•t rm COlil ..... clowl)Jo 32.31
with 11•m•3'l1ecDlldl ... ~ ..... ---· .. ............... bombtJI
WOMEN'S BASKE I BALLr
Centrall too mu H
for: Oran.ge Ooast
lbe halt on tbe ensUlng poase1-
1lon to atop the blffdtna.
1be Bua outecored,the vial·
ton, 13·6, In a flve·nilnute
span in the second half to re·
pin an ll·polnt lead.
~or conwnld 8 or 8 free
th.roWa In the final 1:31 to tee thepme.
8oblk led Cout With ..,,...
rebOundl and tour Ulil1I.
Cout nmame to aces. 11 3
~Dec:.lt ..... ...._lli
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OllMN-McCoV O ~neon I,
Hudeon 20, Tlbbe t, Hmty II, Mo11
Ii, ..l ~I, A. loott J, lorle S.
MertlnO.
3-pt.~~ t,A.SCoft 1,J. Sooa 1.
Fouled out .. H~.
~~n,Httdll. ._,,... &, ....... TtNtY'2,
Ml,.., 2. Huftt8r 0. FlndMlm O, lelfeft o, ~ o. lheMlm 0 ~.-.-~ .. &.p.
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SPORTS Saturday, OeGember 6, 2003 85
PHOTOS BY MAR)( C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
UC l~ne's Ashlie Hain {5) back-sets to Sami Cash in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday
night at UCLA. Below, UC Irvine's Kelly Wing (10) fires a shot through the arms of Missouri's Lisa Boyd
as the Anteaters rallied to win In five games and advance to tonighf s second round against UCLA.
UCI
Continued from B 1
es.
"We just know that we have the
confidence that we can pull out
the fifth game," Tuylor said.
NOnce our team gets going and
bUilds momentum, I thJ.nJc we're
pretty hard to stop. That's what
happened in the fifth game. We
just kept going, going and going."
A fifth game seemed inevi·
table, as both teams matched up
well. UCI and Mizzou both have
just one senior, and the two
teams' tallest player ls 6-5. They
also both have strong outside hit·
ting. UCI with Wing and the Tig·
ers with Vander Kool.
Missouri appeared to have the
advantage from the first game,
considering the Tigers were more
seasoned, having earned four
straight NCAA tournament ap·
pearances, yet last year was the
first for most of this season's
players. The Anteaters were ner·
vous in their first NCAA touma·
ment match since 1988. Hain's
serve to open the match went
into the net However. UCI was
able to overcome their anxiety
and a few tough setbacks
throughout the i;natch.
In the sPcond game, the Ant-
eaters led, 28·25. but the Tigers
(19-II) rallied and won, 33-31.
Missoliri's victory, however, dJd
not cake the life out of the 'EateIS.
They battled with the Tigers in
the fourth game with no lead be-
ing more than three points, until
Missouri scored five straight
points, breaking away fonn a 21 •
21 tie to talce a 26-21 lead.
UCI looked like it was falling
apart again in the fourth game.
The Anteaters built a 24-18 lead.
but let the Tigers bade In the
game, as Missouri came back
and caught UCJ at 26. There were
two more des. until a Taylor kill
gave the 'Eaters a 29·28 lead.
Then, Sarni Cash, who struggled
with inconsistency. collected a
kill on an overpass.
Going into the fifth-game, UCI
senior Brenda Waterman. who UC Irvine's Ashlie Ham, above, lunges to bump set a pass in Frrday
recorded a match·high 24 dJgs, night's NCAA tournament match against Missouri at Pauley
shouted encouragement at her Pavilion. Below, UC Irvine celebrates after winning the fifth and
teammates. telling them to never final game to move on to tonight's second round against UCLA.
qult. Brande called Waterman, a
Newport Harbor High product,
the team's unsung hero.
She also led the team after the
match, $S the Anteaters were not
ecstadc.. .after winning. Instead
acting as if they had been there,
done that When they went to the
locker room. Brande saJd, the
players wanted to know what
time they played the next day.
"I told them to enjoy the vie·
tory." Brande said. "These are the
rewards for understandJng how
to play at this level
"Please understand what a
huge match this ls for all of these
girls.• Brande said, when ad-
dressing the media. "fl'his is)
their first time playing here at
Pauley. their first time In the
NC.V.."
BRIEFLY
Sea King boys win
third straight match
Ringstrom, Rubin o
score for CdM in
2-1 soccer win over
Long Beech Poly.
Ol.ris Ringstrom and Domi·
n1c Rubino each scored goals
to lead the undefeated Corona
del Mar High boys soccer team
to a 2-1 nonleague win over
host Long Beach Poly Friday.
IUngstrom gave CdM (3·0) a
1-0 lead when he scored his
fifth goal of the early season off
an assist by Austin Brawner in
the «th minute. Rubino made
lt 2·0 when he scored In the
59th minute off a pass from
Julien Cerutti.
CdM drew two red cards and
pJa~ the final IO minutes
down two players.
·we had to drop people back
on a large field," CdM Coach
Pat Callaghan said. NThe boys
worked hard, It was a long
week."
Jay Zlmmennan made five
saves in goaJ while Shane Col·
tins led the Sea Kings' defense.
CdM, which hasn't played a
home game, travels to face host
Sage Hill at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Lumbreras lifts Eagles
•SOCCER: Narciso Lum·
breras scored a goal 10 min·
utes Into Friday's nonleague
boys soccer game and host &-
tancia High made it stand up
In a l ·O victory over Marina.
Lumbreras booted the ball
into the net off a corner kick
from Lu1s Mendoza.
&tancia goalkeeper Uber
Gallegos made two saves
while only facing four shots.
The Eagles put 13 shots on the
opposing keeper.
F.stancia (2· 1) faces host
Fountain Valley at 3 p.m.
Monday.
UCI duo ranks first
•TENNIS: The doubles
team of senior Jon Endrikat
and junior Brian Morton Is
currently ranked first in the
West region in the Fall Inter·
collegiate TennJs Association
regional rankings.
The pair ftnJshed the fall
season 10·3, Including win·
nlng the ITA West region
championship In Carson and
reaching the semifinals of the
Icy Hot/ITA All-American
championships in Olaua-
nooga. Tenn. The pair was
also seeded fourth at the ITAi
National Intercollegiate in·
door championships ln Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Senior Zoran Korac is
ranked 29th In singles in the
West region through the fall
schedule. The West region
consists of all the Division I
schools In Arizona, California,
Oregon and Washington.
The Anteaters will open their
seuon Jan. 15th at UCIA
Eagles soar in opener
•WATER POW: Courtney
Hess and Marilyn Reich each
scored five goals to lead the
host Estancia High girls water
polo team to an 18·2 non·
league win Friday over Bolsa
Grande to begin the season.
Melissa Buchmann and
Carollna Barnes each scored
three goals while Arnaryah
Thaler and Kade Ml'ban tallied
one apiece for the Eagles. Ma·
han llnlshed with six saves
thro\.!Sh the first three quaners.
~we were ju.wt trying to
move the ball around as much
as possible,· &tancta Coach
Bob Bandarulc sald.
The Eagles face Sage Hill In
a nonleague game at 6 p.m.
Monday at CdM High.
Nonlea&ue
&tenda 18'i8ofu Gr9nde 2 8cON 0uart.9n BG o o 1 -2 Ell 3 11 e 4 -18
BolN Granda -Yoon 2. Saves·
Van Ph1m6.
Estancia -Mahan 1, Hall 6,
Buchmann 3, Thaler i , Reich s.
Barn·ee 3 Savas -Mahan 6.
Sage spun in Webb
• BASKBTBALL: Webb High
of Qaremont took advantage
of Sage Hill School missing
two of Its starters to earn a 33·
30 nonleague girls basketball
victory Friday.
The Lightning (0 ·2) played
without Katie Puishys (6·
foot·2) and Haywood Wright
(6·1), their two tallest players-
Fresbman Kaitlin Tyres and
sophomore Rebecca Hembar-
sJcy took their places and
scored four and six points, re-
spectively. Debbie Yoder-Lee
led Sage with eight polnrs
while Vicky Gutierre1 and Alli·
son Gonzalez earh tallied s ix
points.
Webb outscored the Light-
ning. 16· 7, in the second
quarter to take a 24· 16 haJf
time edge. Gutierrez led the
Lightning with five rebounds
while I lembarsky grabbed
four. Yoder-Lee fini.,hed with
three assists.
The Lightning ho~t Ocean
View in a nonleague rnatchup
at 7 p.m. Monday.
NonlHaue
Webb 33, Sage Hiii 30
Scorw by Quarters Vivian 8 1& 3 e 33
Saga 9 1 • 10 -JO
VMan -Ho 3, Kalk11 2. Mitchell 2
Kent 26. Chen 0, Garo 0, Silberg 0.
Cook 0, Ree 0.
3-pt goal1 -Nona.
Fouled out -None
Tectmical1 -None.
Saga Hiii -Gutierrez 6,
Hembaraky 6, Yoder-lee 8.
Gonzalez 6, Tyres 4, Kali1ki o.
Schaeffer 0.
3·pt goals -Gonzale1 1.
Fouled out -None.
Tecnnicale -None.
Costa Mesa wins two
•WATER POLO: Costa
Mesa Hlgh's girls water polo
team earned two victories Fri-
day to continue pool play in
the Bob Benson Memorial
Cup at El Dorado J Ugh in Pia
centia.
Mesa defeated Long Beach
Poly. 3-2. in the first game
with Jessica Steenhard scoring
the winning goal from the pe-
rimeter In the second three-
minute overtime period. An·
nie Lee and Allyson Harris
also tallied goals for Mesa
while goalkeeper Quyen Ngu-
yen recorded five saves.
Mesa held on to defeat Arca-
dJa. 7-6. ln the second game.
Sarah Bowman scored her
fifth goal of the game. which
proved to be the game-win-
ner, with 42 seconds left an
regulation to give the Mus-
tangs a two-goal edge. Jo-
hanna Slacey scored her sec-
ond goal of the game with 26
seconds left to cut the lead to
7·6.
Harns and Ouisrine Twohig
each added single goals while
Nguyen made seven saves.
Mesa wraps up pool play
with two games at Valencia
High in Placentia. The first
game Is at 2 p.m.
Laguna defeats Sage
• &\SKETMU: Sage HilJ
overcame an early deficit to
pull withJn four points In the
third quarter, but Laguna
Beach's athleticlsm won out
as the Breakers pulled away
for a 56·35 victory In non-
league boys basketball action.
Friday.
Kevin Joyce led Sage Hill
(2 • 1) with 15 points.
Three sign with UCI
• VOLLBVBALL: The UC Ir-
vine men's volleyball program,
which finished with a No. 5
national ranking in 2003, has
added some height with three
recruits who singed letters of
intenr recently to compete for
Coach John Speraw's Ant·
eaters.
UCI, with only four players
taller than 6-foot·6 on its 2004
roster. including one senior.
will count on 6-8 setter Ryan
Ammerman, 6-7 opposite Jon
Steller and 6· 7 outside hitter
Taylor Wilson to elevate the
program's burgeomng na-
tional profile
Wilson. a senior ar Capis·
trano Valley High. was first-
team All·South Coas1 League
last seai.on He plays for the
Balboa Bay VoUeybaJI Oub.
Local products All-Ivy
• VOLLEYBM.L: Corona del
Mar resident<> Lauren (,rumet
(Princeton} and lai:queline
Becker (Yale) have been
named All Ivy League in
women's volleyball.
Grumet. a 5-foot·B outside
h111er who attended Cate
School 1n Carpentena as a
prep. ii. a first·team choice af-
ter helping the Tigers claim
the Ivy crown with an 11 ·3
league record She recorded
10 double-doubles (le.ills and
blocks) in 14 Ivy matches.
Becker. a product of CdM
I ligh. is a '>ccond·team pick af-
ter triggering the Yale offense.
A 5-8 sophomore setter. she
amassed 1,024 assists th1c; fall,
an average of 1 l.6 per game.
Wormel y earns honor
• BASKETBAU..: I lo race
Wormely, a S·foot-6 starting
point guard for Ote Vanguard
University men's basketball
team, has helped lead the
squad to a 4·3 start and has
been named the school's Lion
of the Week.
Wormely. a junior transfer
from Pasadena City College,
scored 10 points, dished out
seven assists and grabbed five
rebounds in the Lions' 61 ·60
vic~ory over University of
Mary Nov. 2R. His final two
pomts came on a driving
layup in the closing moments
and proved to be the game·
winning basket.
He leads the team 1n assists
(3. I per game) and steals (2.43
per game) and is second on
the terun m scoring ( 13.6
points per game}.
Fonner Tar All-SCIAC
• VOLLEYMLL: University
of RedJands freshman Shelley
Langford. a product of New-
port Harbor High, has been
named first-team All -
Southern Callforma Intercol-
legiate Athletic Conference in
women's volleyball.
The 5-foot-11 middle block·
er. a member of the Sailors·
CIF Southern Section Division
ll·M champions lasl fall.
helped Redlands finibh tied
for second In the conference.
The Bulldogs were 15 12, 9·5
against SCIAC foes
The only underclassman
among the coaches' flrst-
team, all-conference elec·
tlons, Langford led Redlands
In blocks (73) and was third
on the team with 232 kills. She
also had 36 service aces.
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.. Sltlrday, Oecen1>« 6, 2003
'EATERS
Continued from Bl
-who WU 4 of 4 from thfee·
polnt range and 5 or 5 fiom the
fteld to that point. "IFJevbtrbll) la.
one of thOle opdoos and Adam CUttina down the tnldcfle ts II\• other..
Panda's clutch conversion
helped negate his three m1ued tree tbroWs Iii the Ona! momenta.
which helped keep the 11gers
wfthln •triking range.
Pdpceton. wblcb converted 11
of Its 29 three-point attempts,
netted a trio of threes early In the
second half, on the way to tum·
lng a 27·26 ~e de6dt Into a
39-32 edge with 15:26 left In the
pme.
'Ibe Prinoeton lead was 43-35
when Baskausbs, O for 5 from
the Odd In the first five games.
hit blt second 18-tboter of the
night while being fouled. Bas-
ka.usba conwrted the free throw
for the flr&t of three ua tradi·
donaJ three-point plays that
keyed an 11.0 bunt and earned
the designated visitors a 46-43
advantage.
•A Gneenman three ball ended
the run and ~nman con·
nected again from beyond the
arc with 2:44 left to pull the ng.
en withlri 52-51.
Bfevberha. who has struggled
finding his &COring touch In the
regular season after amassing 41
polnl4 In two exhibition games,
ecored on a six-foot atep·
through, but Greerunan picked
off a pass and went for a layup to
shave the lead back to one.
Mer Parada. who was 4 for 4
from the field. but 111Ade just 1 of
4 foul shots. sank the first or two
&ee throws, Princeton junior
leading scorer Judson Wallace
drained a pair from the line to
forge a 55·55 deadlock with 1 :08
left.
Parada missed a pair of free
throws with 49 seconds left. but
Ethington, matched In man-to-
man defense on Wallace, forced
hlm to pass up two would-be
baseline shots. resulting In the
reversal of the ball to Greenman
all alone In the right corner.
His shot. howevei. bounded off
the rim and Basbuskas secured
the rebound to aet up the game-
wlnner.
Zu7.81t added 12 polnts to
match FJevbtrba for team-high
honors, while Parada flnlshed
with nine and eophomore point
guard Jeff Gloget eight
Gloger also earned praise from
DolJ8lasa for his team-high l1x te·
bounds and bJs lone turnover
helped the Anteaters, who bad
averaged 19 turnovers In Its worst
stan since 1998-~. win the battle
of miscues, 10·11.
"( tholfsbt Aras Baskauskas
gave us some real good defense,•
Douglass said. "And Ethington
(ftve points, three rebounds and
a key block In 10 minutes) played
with some Intensity." Baskauskas
said he was just happy to chip In.
"When I come In off the
bench, I want to help us any way
I can. whether that's scorin8 or not.• Baslc.au.skas qld. Mil was
nice to hit my two !lhots tonight.
I'm not the most talented guy on
the team.• Wallace, averaging 25
points comJng ln, settlt.'<i for 13,
while Greenman collected a
game-high 14.
UCl's defense helped Prince·
ton shoot just 44.29' from the
field (19 of 43), after Jt came In
convening 5639'.
The Anteaters. meanwhile.
converted 22 of 41 (53.79').
ZOTS -UC INine coneludee lo
two-day tournament tonight tt 5:30
1Qaln1t Division II Artansae-Montl·
cello, which eni.red Fflday'a game
agelntt holt Fresno si.i. with a 4-2
record ... TM metchup pita the Ant·
eater• against the Boll 'Neevilt ...
Princeton, which along wfth Van-
derblh end UNLV are the only three
IChooi. to tlnk a three-pointer In
NCh of their gamea tlnce the arc
WH ..Ubl shed fOr the 1986-87
... aon, needed Just 31 MCOnda to
extend lta lt....it to 470 gamee ...
UCl'I win Friday eemed Jeff Gloger
family bragging riglltt with older
brother Spencer, who led the Tlg-
era ln ecorfng •• • •nlor 1111 see
ton with 16.7 ppg.
' DEEP SEA
SPORTS
GIRLS BASKETBALL ,
Newport .~ai:bor rolls oyer i:i:v:al, 60-34 ·
Sailors build a big .
early lead and
earning their
second-straight
victory over CdM.
P•trlck LaYlrty
Dally Pilot
Wbn threl yeen in a row." Sailors
c.oach Jen ThomplOO aa.ld. "We
won last year and we wanted to
keep ft that way..
The Sallora (1-o) did eo with ag·
gmaiYe play on defense and
strong work on the ollmsive and
defensive boards. Newport Hai'·
bor forced 33 Sea Kingi turnovers
In the game and came away wCth
13 offensive rebounds and 22 de-
NEWPORT BEACH -As the fe:nstve boards.
opener of a Back Bay rlvalry' In the ftrst quarter alone. New·
doubleheader. Newport Harbor port Harbor grabbed 13 rebounds
High~ girls basketball team de-to the Sea Xlngs' two and the re-
dded to leave the suspense to the rult was a 19-10 Sailors lead.
boys.. Corona del Mar attempted to
The Sailors raced out to an stay close with the three-point
early doubie·dlgft lead lnd shooting of Sarah Stem. who
au1sed to a 60-34 victory over made three $hots from long range
visiting Corona del Mar Friday, In the first two quarters, but New-
eaming their second straight vie· port Harbor took a 33-17 advan·
tory over the Sea ~ tage Into the break behind 11
MPrior to last year, (CdM] had first-half points from Undsey
Corona del Mar's Jay
Northridge (3) and Tyler
Lance (32), above, tie up
Newport Harbor's Jamie
Diefenbach in Friday night's
Back Bay rivalry game. At
right, Newport Harbor's
Ricky Green, left. and
Corona del Mar's Kevin
Welch both come up empty
Friday night. The Sailors
defeated Sea Kings, 59-56,
at Newport Harbor High.
HALL
Continued from B 1
school's got a lot going
for it.•
Brought up around
volleyball -her mother
returned tuVle beach
shortly after giving birth
and Hall toured the
COWltry with her.
•1 hated it." Hall said
•twas the kid on the
sidelines that would get
hit by the ball and
&ereanl. ..
Hall really got Into the
Sport wben she WIS 11.
Por her. lt became a
year-round actMty that
now 11\cludes playing on
the Orange County
Volleyball Cub.
An outside bitter on the club
ranb, who often finds herself
In the middle with the Sailors.
Hall said her strengths on the
court include serving and
palfJng, but the kill statistics
might ihdkate otherWtse.
"I love to bit. .. Hall &aid.
•ftaYirig front row, the'lllbit
fu.lftlllng feeling ii spiking the
ball down:
But lbe'a aJeo acutely aware
that aplldng the bell WoUJdl'l't
be J>Ollible without Mr
reammates and ahe 11)'1 her
teammates are one ol the
prtmary reuonl foe her
~onror~
SoC:cer-Ii a Y!IY to blow oil
smun and track Is not one of
hlr fevo5$te Hall Mid,
but w ~-mat felt.llnc o mUtuil
~tthltbrtnpa 'pipof~t.-.
~bHiD.the
majoJ1ty of the group that she
h8ll played wtth the l.ut two
years la gi'adti.adng from
Halbor this year. H8U was the
ooJy underclal.sn:wl In the
lt&rting lineup this season and
ooe of just ftve nontenlora on
theroeter.
Her ftnt vo~ ltam lncludect Jenninlj and Alexil
.Keams and now those players
are Jelvtng, putting the team
iri Hall's hanck Hall laid she
wllJ mlla their leadership, as
well u their friend1hJp1. ·even u or rljlt ~ I don'\
lcnOW that I'm ready to tare
the roles that they did,• Hall
llkL "JlleyTe all rOle mod
to me Mft thoush they're just
a yttU' older.•
Hall WW be a )'ff!' older next
~ar. wtierl the la~ to
uaune thOM ie.ct.ahlp role1.
,.. Jqi'8. -~ OQ the ~ coutt, It ahO\ild
come tathet filhJtaDy lor her.
Miller.
Miller was one or four Sailors to
flnlsh In double ftguree 14 she
also ended the pme with 11
poln~ Junior Clara UWttnce led
HarbOr with 14 points and con-
verted eight or 10 free throws.
SeoJor Victoria Swigart added 13
points and nine reboWlds and
Xristi Eddington bad 11 points
and six boards.
The balanced acorfna attack is
even more impressive since sen-
ior Jlllianne Whitfield, the leading
scorer last season bad just four
po.in ts. But her effect on the game
was much more prominent
"She~ tdD a leader on the
cowt. • Thomplon llid. "She
~ dUogl bapperi..
1be Sallon extended their Jead
in the third quarter, using • 12·2
run aver be ftnaJ 4:15 of the pe·
riod to push the advantage to 49-
23. ~ and Allyloo Stoltz
each had a pair of buckets ln the
sun. while Lawrence came up
wtth a bucket and a pair of free
throws.
Stem led the Sea Klnp (0·3}
with ll points, while Alli.son Long
bad ftve points and sewn re·
bounds.
Newport Harbor won\ have
long to celebmte the victory OYer
its rival. It retwns to the court at
9:30 a.m. today to battle Fstancla
in th«tfint round of the University
tournament. The Eagles, the de·
fending Golden West League
champion, should provide a stiff
SAILORS
Continued from B 1
fe.nbach hit a pretty turnaround jumpet'
In th~ lane, putting the Sailors up by
three.
Again CdM converted one of two &ee
throws -the Sea Kings were 19 of 30 from
the Une In the game, something Coach
Ryan Curry wants to aee more conais·
tency from -cutting the lead to 55-53
with 1:08 remaining.
After a rumover by the Sailon, CdM
came up with a loose ball and scored
what seemed to be the game·tyln8 bas·
ket. buc a double dribble violation was
called Instead.
test for the Slilora.
·1 tok1 the 8lrW. don't go home
thlnkin8 you're lbe CIF cbarilps.
Don't get cOclty." Thomp60n said.
"1blnk about tonight and cany it
over to tomorrow.•
Noni ••
Newport ...,_ eo.
CONNdelMllrM ~ bY OuMtieft CdM ~ 7 811 ·80
Herbor 11 14 11 11 •• '4
CdM-SneH 3. hnbow 0, Wtryt.e 0,
Mefb 0, Stem 11, Wadhwl 6. Schuit.
2, Long 6, HMldien 5, K.lwlUI 1,
SU!te2.
3-pt. goell-Stem 3, Wadhwl 1,
~1.
Fouled out -None.
Tedlnlcall -NoM.
Mt-Trobmen 0, SW!gert 13, Stohl 4.
Whltfield 4, Miller TI, Koon 0, Melo O,
Eddington 11, Sliter 1, Oeyifl 0,
l.8wnlncl 14.
3-pt goell-Miller 2.
Fouled out -None.
Tedlnlcalt -None.
MWe battled,· Curry said. "We put our·
selves In a position to win. That's all you
can a.sic for. It was 55-53, we got the steal
and We thought we hit the game-tying
bucket."
Newport Harbor senior Ricky Green
made two free throws after the double
dribble violation. A steal and layup by
junior Rafael Mowadyan with 10 seconds
remaining sealed the Sailors victory.
PHOTOS BY STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor's David Allee, left, and
Corona del Mar's Pancho Seaborn battle
for a rebound in the first half of Friday
night's Back Bay contest at Newport.
"It was a great high school basketball
game." Curry said. "We would have liked
to win, but like I told the kids, you want to
play well because if you play well you're
going to get the victories in the long run.
We played well, but we're not .in to moral
victories."
There was nothing moral about the Sea
Kings play In the first half as they built a
27-24 lead at the break despite giving up
sii.e to almost ever Harl>or player on the
court.
Harbor's size advantage helped them
grab 15 offensive rebounds In the 6.rst
half, but the Sea ICings were still able to
score 18 points in the paint. most of them
In transition.
In the half-court set, Freede showed a
knack for driving into the lane and led
CdM with 18 points and seven rebounds.
Pancho Seaborn added 15 points.
Harbor never trailed by more than four
points and came back in the third quarter
to take a 38·37 lead on a putback by Die·
fenbach. who scored 16 points and
grabbed 15 rebounds.
From there, it was a back-and-fonh
contest, that seemed to rum when Dennis
Heenan hit a three-pointer from the left
comer on a set play coming out of a Sail·
ors timeout.
''.We were trying to use our big guys as a
decoy,· Hirst said. "We had both our
shooters on either side, hoping they
would all crash In against Jamie. Luc.Icily,
we got it to the guy who made it.ff
The three-po.inter gave Harbor a 49-46
lead with 2:58 and they never again
trailed in the game.
Heenan finished with nine points,
wbfle Green added 11 points and nine re·
bowids. Thylor Young came off the bench
tp chip in with eight points and 10 re-
bounds.
Nonleque
Newport Harbor 59, Coron• del Mar SS ScoN by Ouamwe CdM 14 13 12 11 • 56
Harbor 13 11 11 11 • 119
CdM -Northrldge 4. Wanta be 0, R. Lance 2,
Freede 18, Seaborn 15, IC. Welch 5, Hirata 11,T.
Lance 1, Kati.kllan O.
3-pt. goals· Freede t, Hlreta 3.
!=outed out -Northrldge
Tedmlcats -None.
NH -Mouradyen 8, Hunter 0, Green 11, Perrine
3, Slater 0, Heenan 9, Young 8, Orth 2, MacBeth
0, Diefenbach tll.
3-pt. goalt -Green 1, Perrine l, Heenan 1.
F=ouled out -None.
Technicals -None.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Garey heats up for Bucs
Sophomore ties a
career-high with nine
three-pointers to
lead Coast to a 63-57
win over Oxnard.
Sophomore guard Jaaon Ga·
rey tied a career-high with nine
three-pointers to lead all acor·
ers with 29 polnta as host
Orange Coast College posted a
63-57 no COD·
rereftce win
over Oxnard
Friday.
G~, who
also connected
nine times
from behind
the arc against Los Angeles
lfade Tech last seuon, con-
vened 6 of 9 lhota from three·
pol.nt range in the aecond half
to help the Duct (2-4} hold off
the Condon (1-8).
Coast shot 5°" (10 of 20) In
the second hall, but was attll
outacored, 4Mt6.
Freshman guard Jlbrt Taylor
ftnlshed with 11 points whUe
center Matt Hatch tallied eight
with MJcah Youns and Aaron
Boblk each acorlns four polnta
(or the Ptntet.
Juon Sanford added three
polnta While Wet 'Jerry tallied
two.
A 16·5 1purt bY Oxnard to
atart tho second hur brought
the Coatt lead down to 32·Sl
With 12 mtnutea; 28 eecondt
left, but GVey MIWttwd wfth
hJI aeCond 1-onl·ranp bomb of
WOMEN'S BASKETBAL~
Centralia too mucti
fo~ Orange Coast
the ball on the ensutng posae1-
1lon to atop the bleed.lng.
The Buct outscored the vlsl-
tort, 13-6, Jn a ftve-mtnute
span In the second half to re·
gain an 11 ·polnt lead. .
Taylor convened e or 8 ttee
t.hioWi in the final 1:31 to let
the game.
Boblk. led Coatt With aeven
rebounds and four Uallta.
Cout returna to actJon at 3
p.m. Dec: lt ...... Ponemui
ln the ~ naund ., die ~Qilik.
0..,.. Coeet U, O.ftaf'd 17
OlcMrd-Mccoy o. RoRllnton e. Hudton 20, Tlbbe I , H-'dy e, MOii
I , J. Scott I, A. 8ooa S, Sorle 3.
Mlnlno.
3-pt. ~-tiMdv 1, A. ScOft 1, J. Scoa 1.
Fouled out-Her~.
TIClhnlOlle -~. • ,, occ -o~n. 'Jlvk>r 11, Hetdlt, Young 4, loblk 4. lenfofd 2, Terry 2.
lelley 2. Hunter o. P:lnctiem 0,
SelfM o. Ch..-o, 8h1helm o.
..,.. toelt • 0e'9V ••
& ........ ---T· "''t.;
Daily Pilot S P O R TS Saturday, December 6, 2003 n
1 PHOTOS BY MARK C. DUSTIN I OAILY PILOT ~C Irvine's Ashlie Hain (5) back-sets to Sarni Cash in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday
night at UCLA. Below, UC Irvine's Kelly Wing (10) fires a shot through the arms of Missouri's Lisa Boyd
as the Anteaters rallied to win in five games and advance to tonight's second round against UCLA.
UCI
Continued from Bl
es.
"We just know that we have the
confidence that we can pull out
the fifth game," Taylor said.
~Once our team gets golng and
builds momentum, I thinJc we're
pretty hclrd lo stop. That's what
happened in the fifth game. We
just kept going. going and going. H
A Mth game seemed inevi·
table, as both teams matched up
well. UCI and Mizwu both have
just one senior. and the two
teams' tallest player is 6-5. They
also both have strong outside hit-
ting. UCI with Wing and the Tig-
ers with Vander Kooi.
Missouri appeared to have the
advantage from the first game,
considering the Tigers were more
seasoned. having earned four
straight NCAA tournament ap-
pearances, yet last year was the
first for most of this season's
players. The Anteaters were ner-
vous in their first NCAA tourna-
ment match since 1988. Hain's
serve to open the match went
into the net. However, UCI was
able to overcome their anxiety
and a few tough setbacks
throughout the match.
In the second game. the Ant·
, eaters led, 28-25, but the Tigers
(19-11) rallied and won, 33-31.
Missouri's victory, however, did
not take the life out of the 'F.aters.
They battled with the Tigers in
the fourth game with no lead be-
ing more than three points. until
Missouri scored five straight
points. breaking away fonn a 21-
21 tie to take a 26-21 lead.
UCI looked like 11 was falling
apart again in the fourth game.
The Anteaters built a 24-18 lead,
but let the Tigers back in the
game. as Missouri came baclc
and caught UCI at 26. There were
two more ties, until a Taylor kill
gave the 'F..aters a 29-28 lead.
Then, Sarni Cash, who struggled
with inconsistency, collected a
kill on an overpass.
Going into the fifth-game. UCI
senior Brenda Waterman. who UC Irvine's Ashhe Hain, above, lunges to bump set a pass in Friday
recorded a match-high 24 digs. night's NCAA tournament match against Missoun at Pauley
shouted encouragement at her Pavilion. Below, UC Irvine celebrates after winning the fifth and
teammates, telling them to never final game to move on to tonight's second round against UCl.A.
quit. Brande called Waterman, a
Newport Harbor High product,
the team's unsung hero.
She also led the team after the
match, as the Anteaters were not
ecstatic after winning. instead
acting as if they had been there.
done that When they went to the
locker room. Brande sald, the
players wanted to know what
time they played the next day.
"I told them to enjoy the vie·
tory," Brande said. "These are the
rewards for understanding how
to play at this level.
•PJease understand what a
huge match this Is for all of these
girls," Brande Said, when ad-
dl"tlMing the medla. "[This Isl
their first time playing here at
Pcluiey. their first time ln the
Ne.AA..
BRIEFLY
_Sea King· boys win
third straight match
I
Ringstrom, Rubino
score for CdM in ,
2-1 soccer win over
Long Beach Poly.
Cluis Rinptrom and Domi·
nic Rubino each scored goals
to lead the undefeated Corona
del Mar High boys soccer team
to a 2-1 oonleague win over
host Long Beach Poly Friday.
Ringstrom gave CdM (3·0) a
1-0 lead when h e scored his
fifth goal of the early season off
an assJst by Austin Brawner in
the «th minute. Rubino made
it 2-0 when he scored in the
59th minute off a pass from
Julien Cerutti.
CdM drew two red cards and
played the final IO minutes
dawn two players.
"We had to drop people back
on a large field,· CdM Coach
Pat Callaghan said. "The boys
worked hard, it was a Jong
week."
Jay Zimmerman made five
saves in goal while Shane Col-
lins led the Sea Kings' defense.
CdM, which hasn't played a
home game, travels to face host
Sage Hill at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Lumbreras lifts Eagles
• SOCCBR: Narciso Lum-
breras scored a goal 10 min-
utes Into Friday's nonleague
boys soccer game and h ost F.s-
tancia High made it stand up
in a l ·0 victory over Marina.
Lumbreras booted the baJJ
into the net off a corner kick
from Luis Mendoza.
F.stancla goallceeper Uber
Gallegos made two saves
while only faclng four shots.
The Eagles put 13 shots on the
opposing keeper.
F.stancia (2-1) faces host
Fountain Valley at 3 p.m.
Monday.
a nonleague game at 6 p.m.
Monday at CdM High.
NonlM&ue
Eatende 11~BofN Grande 2 8cOl'9 Quer\erl
BG o o ' 2 E1t 3 a a ' -1a
BolN Oninde -Yoon 2. Sa11e1 -
Van Pham 6.
btancla -Mahan 1, He11 5,
Buchmann 3, Thaler 1, Reich s.
Barnes 3. Savea -Mahan 6
Sage spun in Webb
•BASKBTBALL: Webb High
of Oaremont took advantage
o( Sage Hill School missing
two of Its starters to earn a 33-
30 nonleague girls basketball
victory Friday.
The Lightning (0-2) played
without Katie Pulshys (6-
foot-2) and Haywood Wright
(6-1), their two tallest players-
Freshman Kaillin 'fyres and
sophomore Rebecca Hembar-
sky took their places and
scored four and six points. re-
spectively. Debbie Yoder-Lee
led Sage with eight points
while Vicky Gutierrez and AJJj.
son Gonzalez each tallied six
points.
Webb outscored the Light-
ning, 16-7, in the second
quarter to taJc:e a 24-16 half-
time edge. Gutierrez led the
Lightning with five rebounds
while Hembarsky grabbed
four. Yoder-Lee finished with
three assists.
The Lightning host Ocean
View m a nonleague matchup
at 7 p.m. Monday
NonlHau•
Webb 33, Sage Hiii 30 Score by Quart•"' Vivien a u J a 3J
Sage 9 1 • 10 -30
Vivian -Ho 3. Kalkat 2, Mitchell 2.
Kent 26, Chen 0, Gero O. Silberg 0,
Cook 0, Ree O.
3·pt goel1 -None
Fouled out -None
Technlcel1 -None.
Sage Hiii -Gutierrez 8,
Hamber11ty 6. Yoder·Lee 8.
•TENNIS: The doubles Gonzalez 8. Tyrea 4, Kal11k1 o,
SchaefferO.
UCI duo ranks first
team of senior Jon Endrlkat 3-pt goeta -Gonzalez ,
and Junior Brian Morton is Fouled out -None.
currently ranked first ln the Technlcel1 -Nona.
West region in the Fall Inter-Costa Mesa Wl·ns two collegiate Tennis AssoclatJon
regional rankings. • WATER POW: Costa
The pair finished the fall Mesa High's girls water polo
season 10-3, including win-team earned two victories Fri-
nlng the ITA West region day to continue pool play in
championship In Carson and the Bob Benson Memorial
reaching the semifinals of the Cup at El Dorado High ln Pia-
Icy Hot/ITA AU-American centla.
championships in Olatta-Mesa defeated Long Beach
nooga, Tenn. The pair was Poly. 3-2. in the first game
also seeded fourth at the !TA/ with Jessica Steenhard scoring
National Intercollegiate in-the winning goal from the pe-
door championships In Ann rlmeter in the second Lhree·
Arbor. Mich. minute overtime period An·
Senior Zoran Korac Is nle Lee and Allyson Harris
ranked 29th In singles In the also tallied goals for Mesa
West region through the fall while goallceeper Quyen Ngu-
schedule. The West region yen recorded five saves.
consists of all the Division I Mesa held on to defeat Arca·
schools In Arizona, California, dla. 7-6, in the second game.
Oregon and Washington. Sarah Bowman scored her
The Anteaters will open their fifth goal of the game, which
season Jan. 15th at UClA. proved to be the game-win-
. M r, with 42 seconds left in Eagles SOaT LO Opener ~gulatton to give the Mus-
• WATER POW: Courtney tangs a two-goal edge. Jo -
Hess and Matilyn Reich each hanna Stacey scored her sec-
scored Ove goals to lead the ond goal of the game with 26
host F.stancia High girls water seconds left to cut the lead to
polo team to an 18-2 non-7-6.
league win Friday over Bolsa Harris and Oiristine TWohig
Grande to begin the season. each added single goals while
Melissa Buchmann and Nguyen made seven saves.
c.a.rollna Barnes each scored Mesa wraps up pool play
three goals while Amaryah with two games at Valencia
Thaler and Katie Mahan tallied High In Placentia. The first
one aplece for the Eagles. Ma-game Is at 2 p.m.
ban ftnlshed with six saves
through tbe Brst three quarters. Laguna defeats Sage
•we were just trying to • BASKETBALL: Sage Hill
move the ball around as much overcame an early deficit to
as possible/ F.stancla Coach pulJ within four points In the
Bob Bandaruk said. thlrd quarter. but Laguna
The Eagles face Sage HUI in Beach's athleticism won out
as the Breakers pulled away
for a 56-35 victory In non-
league boys basketball action •
Friday.
Kevin Joyce led Sage Hill
(2-1) with 15 points.
Three sign with UCI
• VOllBYMLL: The UC Ir-
vine men's volleyball program,
which finished with a No. 5
natlonaJ ranking In 2003, has
added some height.with three
recruits who singed letters of
intent recently to compete for
Coach John Speraw's Ant·
eaters.
UCI. with only four players
taJJer than 6-foot-6 on Its 2004
roster. including one senior,
will count on 6-8 seller Ryan
Ammerman, 6-7 opposite Jon
S1eller and 6-7 outside hitter
Taylor Wilson to e levate the
program's burgeoning na
1ional profile.
Wilson, a senior at Capis-
trano Valley High. was first-
team All-South Coast League
last season. He plays for the
Balboa Bay Volleyball Oub.
Local products All-Ivy
• VOl.LEYMLL: Corona del
Mar residents Lauren Grumet
(Princeton) and Jacqueline
Becker (Yale) have been
named All-Ivy League in
women's volleyball.
Grumet, a 5-foot-8 outside
hllter who allended Cate
School in Carpenteria as a
prep. 1~ a first-team choice af-
ter helping the J 1gers claim
the Ivy crown with an 11 -3
league record. She recorded
10 double-doubles {ldJls and
blocks) in 14 Ivy matches.
Beclcer, a product of CdM
fllgh. 1s a second-team pick af.
1er 1r1ggering the Yale offense.
A 5-8 sophomore setter, she
amassed 1,024 assists this fall.
an average of 11.6 per game.
Wormely earns honor
• BASlCETBA.LL: Horace
Wormely, a 5-foot-6 starting
point guard for the Vanguard
University men's. basketball
team, has helped lead the
squad to a 4-3 stan and has
been named the school's Lion
of the Week.
Wormely, a junior transfer
from Pasadena City College,
scored 10 po111t'>, dished out
seven assists and grabbed five
rebounds in the Lions' 61-60
viclory over University of
Mary Nov. 28. I lis final two
points came on a driving
layup in the closing moments
and proved to be rhe game·
winning basket.
I le leads the team in assists
(3.1 per game) and steaJs (2.43
per game) and 1s second on
the team in <;coring (13.6
points per game).
Fonner Tar All-SCIAC
•VOLLEYBALL: University
of Redlands freshman Shelley
Langford, a product of New-
port Harbor High. has been
named first-team All
Southern California fntercol·
legiatl' Athletic Conference In
women's volleyball.
The 5-foot-11 middle block-
er, a member of the Sailors'
CIF Southern Section Division
JI-AA champions last fall.
helped Redlands finish tied
for second in the conference.
n1e Bulldogs were 15-12, 9-5
against SCIAC foes.
The only underclassman
among the coaches' first-
team, all-conference selec-
tions, Langford led Redlands
In blocks (73) and was third
on the team with 232 kills. She
aJso had 36 service aces.
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BOYS SOCCER
Prepared and ·confident
With 14 seniors and a
share of the PCL title
last season, Sea Kings
enter 2003-04 with
high expectations.
Steve Vtr1en
Dally Pilot
Last year was known M a
breakthrough for the C.Orona del
Mar I Ugh boys soccer team. so
there is little wonder why expec-
1 tadons are so
I high for the Sea
Kings' 200.1--04
season.
The expecta·
tloos don't just
come from the
I coach. but from
the playeB. as well. C.Oach Pat
I
Callaghan says his players gained
confidence through last season
and now they are ready to take
' the next step.
"There Iii a lot expected from
us.· c.atlaghan said •That comes I with living with success and now
we have to see what we do with
it" l ·n1e Sea Kings won a share of I the Pacific Coa.~ League title with
t Northwood last year. They return
most of the players from l:ha1
team lhal went 16-6-2, and the
Sea Kings arc anxious to return to
the OF Southern Section Division
11 pla yolis.
"'Otey learned how to wln (last
year) and they learned about suc-
cess,· Callaghan said. "lbey
learned how to fight and not to
give up. They also learned bow
dillicult ii is to win champion-
ships. We tied for the IPCU title I and' we were feeling good about
1ltE SEA KINGS
step, preseasoh. post.season, you
NM! to improve because the
teams you play are very experi-
enced.·
The Sea Kings possess plenty of
experience this season. They have
14 seniors most of whom have
been coached by Callaghan. who
is also 1n his rourth year with the
program. They. along wilh
Callaghan, wanl to return to the
OF playoffs because of their short
exit last year. CdM lost in the first
round. 2-0, to visiting Fl Dorado.
"I thought we deserved better,·
Callaghan said. "It's hard to say
we deserved lo win, but I felt our
team was good enough to get far
in the playoffs. I'm sure we'll be
ready next time we gel that op-
portunity. lf we do."
Callagrum is confident the Sea
Kings will be ready for the play-
offs because of their schedule and
because of their experience,
which includes senior forwards
Chris Ringltrom and Danny Whi-
taker.
Ringstrom baa gmit speed.
while Whitaker b crafty and Is a
powmu1 player. c:e•lagban said.
The Sea ~ will also be led by
their team cqptairt Julien Cerutti.
the squad's senior mJdfielder.
Cerutti is an exciting ball han-
dler whO is also a dangerous
threat Lo score.
"He's our playmalcer. • Callagh-
an said. "He has phenomenal ball
skills. I fe's very quJck and reads
the game w:ry well He's the type or dangerous player that can
change the game because he can
beet one, two, three guys off the
dribble and score a goal"
In addltion to Cerutti. the Sea
Kings also feature senio~ Jerilt
1llayer, a midfielder, and junior
Shane C.Ollins. a defender. Both
earned second-team All·PCL
honors, as dld ~m. who
scored the game-winning goaJ in
the victory over Northwood.
Ringstrom's goal. scored with
Jess than a mlnute remaining, en·
sured c.dM a share of the tWe.
This year Callaghan expects the
Tunberwolves to contend for the
PCL title again, along with Tusom
"It should be fun,• Callaghan
said. "We have a lot of worlc to do
and I lhlnlc the guys understand
lhaL"
Junior Grant Almquist. a mid-
fielder, is also a key returner.
aJong with senior goalkeeper Jay
Zimmerman. Senior Michael Be-
nabou is a forward who adds
depth, balance and intrigue. I le
spent the past 10 years ln Israel.
Junior Austin Brawner, who
played foot.baJJ along with Collins.
as wdl as seniors Peder Ferguson
and C.Ory Azzlino figure to be key
contributors, as well.
YOUTH SOFTBALL
.Brown sends Riptide out in fashion
·n1e Newpon Beach Riptide
Gold. an 18 and under fastpitch
<toftball team, went 4-1 ln the
presttgious America's Flnest
College Showcase, a tournament
that draws the premier high
Khool juniors and seniors ln the
country last month in Rancho
Bernardo.
The Riptide ended the
/ tournament ln dramatic fashlon
I when DanJ Brown sent the first
plrch she saw over the
lefl.lielder's head to score
Michele Sierra. who had slngled
'with one ou1, for a two-run,
game-winning home run to earn
a 3·2 victory over the So C,aJ Jet:.
Lold.
, The Riptide began the
I tournament against Minors Gold
with Kel9ey Pergmon In the
cm: le.
I The RJptide rallied for three
runs lo stake a 3-1 lead In the
rhird inning. with Sierra drivl1'g
in two runs with a sharp single
to center field. Katy Brtc:bon
1t11d Alanna Snedlpr began the
lnning with singles and the first
run scored when Kristin
Nlcbola drove in Erickson with
a base hiL Julianne Bue added
another single in the inning.
Ferguson threw a complete
game, allowing three hits while
striking oul three and walking
none.
Rachel Reebdn tossed 8
five-hit shutout and benefited
from strong defensive play from
second baseman s.ha
Gn.unman. who covered first on
a bunt and then threw out a
runner trying lo go from first 10
third base. Nicholas threw out
two runners al second and third
attempting to steal. Shortstop
Jasica Hudgins covered the left
side of the infield.
Nicholas al,o tripled to drive
ln Heather'Mlbrman. who had
walked to start lbe inning.
Nicholas scored on a single by
lludgins.
In 12 and under action:
• The Pacific C.oast Riptide
swept a doubleheader from the
Mission Viejo Angels, scoring 23
runs In lwo games.
The Riptide won the first
game. 11 -8, behind two RBis
from Lauren Tolfa. wbo pitched
the final two innings, striking
out two.
The Riptide scored sii runs ln
the fourth Inning, highlighted by
Amy Smlth'I triple to the gap in
left field which drove in two
runs. Melanie Sitt.er walked and
Amanda Ring had a key slngle
to ser the tage ror Elb:abeth
Cramer, who drove In one run.
Riptide won the second game,
12-5.
Courtney Prands foUowed
lblfa in the circle with three
strong innings and K.elsle
Soltero completed the game.
Brittany Martinez stopped a
potential Angel rally ln the third
lnnJng by catching a popup.
First baseman J.-k:a
Brockett and centerflelder Jade
Watta added strong defensive
plays.
Cramer, Bmma ZUblln and
Francis produced multiple hit~
to spark rallies In two Innings.
GIRLS SOCCER
DON L£AC'Ji I DM.Y Pit.OT
Corona del Mar sophomore Taylor Fallon, right, is one of eight returning players this season.
Sea Kings stock up
CdM returns eight
but will carry 20 in
hopes of returning
to CIF playoffs.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot '
Second-year coach Bryan
Middleton decided to carry 20
players on the Corona del Mar
High guls soccer team this
season. five more than last
year, to de·
velop talent
that wiU
hopefully
carry into the
future.
The Sea
Kings recum
eight from a team that went
12-6-2 and reached the ClF
Southern Section Division II
quarterfinals last year. Four
members off of that team
signed scholarships to play
coUegiate soccer and include
Lauren Shepherdson and Paige
Janes (both at USO. while Eli-
sha Morgan, a four-time All-
CIF honoree, Is allending UC
Sanla Barbara while Allvia
Mazura moved on to UC
Berkeley. Mazura and Janes
were both selected to the AJl-
ClF Division II fin>t-team a
year ago.
"Last year we had a strong
senior class, so I this year I de·
cided to 1alc.e on a larger num-
ber of players to develop them
for varsity this year and next
year." Middleton said.
Forward Brook Burgner and
THE SEA KJNGS
N.me Yr.
Kintle Kramet Sr.
Brook Burgner Sr.
Radle! Yeluy So.
Kelly M0tgan So.
JMslca Mazura So.
Tanlshe Senanttne Jr.
Taylor F•llon So.
Vaneua F•llon Jr.
Katie Schlet8er Jr.
Alex Tobie88on Fr.
Air Torree Fr.
Amandi StocUtlll Jr.
Courm.y C.mah•n Sr.
Eflzabettl Almaraz Sr.
Hann•h RoHIM So.
Jeesica Glanottf Jr.
LlndMV Manning So.
Mlctielle Ouerel Sr.
Phoebit Chang So.
Samantha Price Jr.
ea.di: Bryan Mlddtelon
(MCOndyear)
sweeper Kinzie Kramer are the
two returning starters. Kramer
has been named captain and
talc.es Janes' former spot at
sweeper.
Sophomore forward Rachel
Yelsey, midfielders KeUy Mor~
gan and Jessica Mazura and
junior defenders Tanisha Sena-
ratne and Vane~ Fallon,
along with '>Ophomore Taylor
Fallon. all return from last
year's team thal finished sec-
ond to Northwood In the Pa-
cific Coast League. The Sea
Kings had claimed three con-
secutive PCL titles unlil lasr
year.
Seniors Elizabeth Almaraz.
who saw action late last sea·
son. C.Owtney Carnahan and
Michelle Querel, juniors
Amanda Stockstill, Jessica
Gianotti, Kalie Schiesser and
Samantha Price, sophomores
Lindsey Manning. Phoebe
Ol.ang and Hannah Rollins,
along with freshmen Alex To-
biesson and All Thrres, give
Middleton a variety of weap-
ons to use.
Schiesser started in goal
when CdM opened its season
Monday against Mater Dei,
which won, 4-1. Rachel Wa·
ters, the team's goal.keeper last
season. reportedly transferred
to a school ln Colorado,
Middleton said.
Middleton expects the de-
fense to be the team's
strength, but the onus will be
on receiving contributions
from everyooe.
"We will not rely on·one in-
dividual player,· Middleton
said. ·All will have a hand in
our success. The question from
game to game will be, 'Whlch
player will step up?'"
The Sea Kings belicNe they
can regain the PCL tide, but
figure to receive stiJJ competi·
tion from defending champion
Northwood and University.
Northwood edged CdM, 3-2,
in the final league game of the
season, to win the PCL by one
game.
Middleton said no talk has
surfaced about that game.
"The third. to last game we
lost to University, so that was
crucial,· Middleton said. "It is
definitely going to be a more
challenging year, but I have a
fuJJ roster of Individuals who
have equal talent and abWty. It
will be a fun challenge.~
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WHIRlAS, lhe Newport Bea~h Cily Ch•rler vuts the Cily Council with the authority lo mike and enfor~e ,,11 law•, rules Mike 949 645 7SOS ltrcrte/Gor_,. Sot. ara's at• or C...olyn 9498631300
•nd reaulellons wilh respect lo municipal affairs subiect only to the rolrocloons •nd lim1t11ions Lonl•ined on the Charter 2 t1•n•r•fl•iu. Wiii end lht Const1lut1on: and ruftDTAJNMENT '-'• lvef'Yfhlttt1I WHllEA~. the Crly Countol h•s thv aulhoflty to make and •dopt re&ulalloo• •nd permit proceduru for d<lvtlopmenl of U.IUll, & WT •I
property w1th1n the City of NPwporl Be.ch and hn done so pursua11I lo the Newport Buch lon1n1 Code Ttlle 20 of lhe Ca........._. of e NlW,.OltT llACHe W el NewpcHI Buch Munoctp1l Code C-Zon1na Cnde"). ~nd • IVlllNI SAT 8 _12• 2307 A.all•
WH(alAS, as • chatle< crly, Newporl 8ud1 ts not subiecl lo lhe p1uv1s1ons of lhe St•le Zonm& and Plann1na Ad eacepl Events 1310 St (laslbluff). Xmas B d N W, ' lo the Hte11t that thOU prOY"IOnS relate lo matters of sl1tew1de COl1Cern. and derO< lu&&aae. small don f an CW Q fll Cn 9
WHllttAS, the Coty Council finds lhal the special Clfcumstam:e\ lh•I have ceneraled the 11eed for. and the spe~••I provisions EOUAl. llOUSllG the ors c IC CASH ONl y Ell ro ri Cd n c I o tl1es & of. Uus ordinance do not involve m•lters of stalewode concern And ere nol matters the reaulahon ol wh1<:h an subiecl to _....,,
express or implied preemption by lhe learslalure. and ~•-• • S U 'f,
WHlltlAS. the procedures and f1ndmcs lor the cons1de1•1tor1 •nd •PP•O•al ol v.uoances are found m Chapter 2Q 91 of the AH real esl•le 1dverh• N l W C H I l D • l NS lOCS P O
NeWPQtt Beach Mumclptl Code and lllose p1ocedures and f1nd1ncs dr; nut Jddress lhe uruque c11cum~lancu dnc11bed In 1n11n thos newwaper 1s ClOTHIS llOW-OUT, ff
lhls ordinance: and sub1ecl lo the r edenll er HI for tills. &iris srles 8 0 o~ 0 WHlltEAS, the Coty Counul finds lhel, during tne pasl 3 yea,., • locAI MChlle<t. Andrew Ooeh (for p11rposn of this fa11 Housm& Act of l'l68 Infant lo 6X, nothing Q
ordinance, lhe words Andrew Goelz or Goelt include lhe busines• enlity hnown .115 Andrew Ooelr and Aisoclale\, any other as an1ended wh11 h ovar SlO SAT 8-12. 607
business enl1ly owned or controlled by Andrew Goelz and any person °'''"' on behalf of Andrew Goelz) submitled numerous makes II 1lle11 .. 1 lo I/? la,n11n• five in Alley
appllcallons for buildin& perm1b lhal wtre accompanied by lopu1111ph1c 5u1veys 111•1 (•) were nut siined by lhtt surveyor; adverl1\e ·any 111efer (Alterations Availabl e)
120 Tustin Ave #C
Newport Beacl~
and (b) were altered lo increase the •IPV~loon~ on all or a pot11on ol the 1'8rcel, (c) or wore f•bnceled by Andrew Goetz ence. l11n1IJl1~n or and not based on any held dala. and • d1~cr1m1naUon ba,~d nn
WHllllAS, the City Council hnd\ that lhe 8u1ldl11& Dep<irlmenl, follow1nt standard procedures In all use\, 1uued r~ce. color. rel1wiun, "•·
appro1lm1tely JO bu1ld1n1 perm1I\ b&\ed on and 1n reliance on the false 1nformaltnn •ubm•tted by Goetz: and handicap, fam1hal •l•l11s
WHOl.AS, the City Councol lond\ lh•I ba\ed on prehm1n11 y •nalys11 v1rtually all of the bu1ldm& perm1h 1nued on lhe or n•llOnal 01111111 ur Jn
basis of informelion subm1lled by Andrew Goelz durmc the pasl lhru y~ars aulho11z•d conslruchon of bu1ldmas th•I 1nte11hon to ma~• '"Y
exceed lhe he11hl hm1ls speuhtd 1n the Zonine Code, and such prefeienc•. 1111111•
WHEltU.S, the C1ly Council hnd\ lh•I based on prehmonary all91Y"' the pruiecls for which bu1ldm& permits we•t issued hon or dis..,rmmJhun
on Ille ba$ls of false mformaloon subm1ll•d by Coelt are on various staees ol conslruchon rancmg from completed structure• This new\paper will not
lh1I have been occupied for an ea lendrd pe11od of hme to pro1ech Iha I 41 e nol yet undl'• tonslr uctt0n. and know1n1ty .. cce11I 1ny
WHDIEAS. lhe Bu1ldrn1 Dueclnr has. pursuant lu the prov1s1on' of Sect11>n 303 5 of the Uniform Adm1n1\lr•hv• Code •dverhsemenl lor r-.1
(edopled by refer•nce on l1t1e I!> of the Newporl Beach Mun11.1pal Cod•) suspended con$hucl1on on all proieth thal thP estate which I) in
Crty has determined involve permits lhal were 1"ued based on falSfl 1nlormallon ~ubm1lltd by Andrew Goelz. and v1olatoon ol lhe how Ou•
WHlalAS, the Coty Council find~ lhal, under vulually all clrcurn)t1ncn sl11cl enforcement of the lonlna Code urve. reade" Me he11by
lmporl•nl public mterests such ai. prornohon ul aeslhehcally pleasm11 ne1ahborhood-. prolecllon ol lhe pt•blu. health and informed lh~I All dw•ll
welfare and the equal handed "dm1nistrat1on of laws. and lne) Jdverli\Od on lhh
WHlalAS, the City Council hnds Iha! the utremety unique cn1.umilances 1 elev ant to the building perm ii •PPll< al1nns newspaper art 1va1l11ble
subm1lled by Andrew Goelt warrant the ollaord1nary step of adop1tn11 lh" nrd1nance eslnbli•hlllfl sptc1•I <11c11111sl•nu on an equal opporl11nlly
varr•nce procedures for a very hmoted number of properties. and bosh
WHlalAS, the C1ly Council finds lh•I aranl1ng lhe special circumslanct v111oncu lo the ex lent authorized by th" <1rdmancf To 1.ompla1n ol dis
will not 1dversely affect the health, salely, well are or peace of the Coly 01 the persons who own properly 111 and around c111111111lt0n. call llUO toll
the parcels lor which 1 special c11cumst1nce va11ance may be 1ranled and lree at I 800 424 8!>90
WHlalAS, the City Councol finds that the class1hc•lt0ns 1n lhi\ 01d1na11~e wh1d1 allows the 1nuanlf ol • sp~c11l
c11cumstance var1a11ce for certain conslructoon pro1ecls lhal are complele or \Ubslantlally complele, repr•unl a la11 and
•qu1t1bte b1fance ol the pubhc 1nle1esb 1n sl11c11y enforc1na the lomn1 Code wolh the h111dsh1p\ nperien<ed by lhe owne"
ol praperty who have been vichmued by lhe •pparenlly c11m111al conducl •n&•&cd 1n by Goe11. and
WtUalAS, the Crly Countol hnds that the clanohcahons and provmons <>I lhr\ ordinance. and the crolt11• 101 erdnhn& a
special corcumslance va111nce. •re rea•on•ble and represent. lo lhe best P•lenl possrble arven lh• wide ••nee of llllUm•l.,rlto.
projecb that are substanlt1lly $1m1l•1 1n all relevant respects, and
WHUlAS, the C1ly Council finds lhal lhlS ordinance. and lhe procedure and u1te11a for l[ranhn& a \Prtlll c11cum\lanv
variance is not lo be cod1l1ed and 'hall not be con.,dered an amendmenl to 1he 1on1n1[ 'ode due lo 115 eolr•m•ly narrow
end limited apphcallon
WHEalAS, the City Council finds end declarn that the prov" ions of lhl\ nr dlnan'e •nd any special c1n urn~ta111.e vanance
eranled pursuant lo th" 01d1nan•e. do not supe11ede or 111 any way elfccl any private cont1ac1 rclaltne lo Ille UiC ul land
and/or sire ol structures such u the ·cove11nnb, conJ1hons and reslnclmns' applltable lo marty prope1 t1e~ 111 the C1ly ol
Newport Beach
NOW, THIRIFOltl, the City Council of lh• City o f Newpnrl Beech ordain' es !allows
SICTIOte ,, ca1n•1A
Nolw1lhsla11d1na •ny other p•ov"11111 of lht Newport Beech Mun1c1pal Cod,, ao owner of property thal ~•'"''" all of the
lollowlna crite11a may apply to the Plann1n11 Doretlor for a special c1tcum•l11nu va11ance pursuanl lo the P""'"'"ns nl
S.ctioll 2 and 3.
(•) The prc>perly IS the subjeel of a buildin& permit lhal was issued on lhe basis or an apphcahon' subrn1lled by Andrew
Goetz°" behalf of lhe properly owntt/cltvetope.1
(b) Tht City determined, wheo lht bu1td1n1 PM'mll 1ppl1C11ton was 1uu•d lhal the proposed structure fully compt~d wolh
111 relevant provts10ns of the lonina Code b•sed on the mformahon subm1t1rel by Andrew Goel1 011 beh11f of the p1operty
owner/develope.r;
(c) The build1n1 permtt apphcallon submolled by Andrew Coelz included a lopo1111ph1c survey lh•I cnnlams • lor1cd. 11le1ed,
01 f1lsohed stamp and/or Sl&nature of Ille hcenMid surveyor who conducted lhe survty,
(d) The burfdint pe<m11 appllt1t1on subm1lled by Andrew Goell included • topoar.1ph1c survey lh•l conl•m~d allered and/or
lalsllied survey data 1ncludln1 eleval1ons lhal did nol accurately reflecl the 1nform1l1on p1ov1ded lo Coolz by lhe person
who conducted the survey
(e) The City would not have i<sued the buoldlna permit or determined lhe \lruclure conformed lo the b111ld1nR he111ht hm1h
eslabh•hed by the Zoning Code 11 the true and accurate topographic surv~y h•d been s11bm11ted with lhe ,1pphc•l1on
(I) Conslrucl1011 ol tit~ p101ecl pu11u•nl lo the bt11ld1na permit 1ssu1ol on lh• basis of the false lop<•i'"lll111 •urvPy has
proceed lo lhe slaae lhal the Bu1ldln1 Oepulmenl has inspected and 111ve11 approval for, wo1k on the <e•te11ur ur 111lr11or)
drywall, suspendl'd ceolin1. •hower lath, e•lert0r lath or •plaster su~lch" WAI
(&) lht City ha\ no ev1denu lhet lhe owner or developer of the property lnr wh!ll1 lhe buoldrn& permit wa< '""'d pursuanl
10 the apphcaloon subm1,led by r.0111 had 11ctu1I knC1wled&e ol Ille fel\lhr•ltnn 111 lhr "&nature/stam11 111 Iii• ur v•vu• nr
lhe lats1l1c.t1on or aller•l•on of lh• survey data
SlCTION 2: ltlQUlaEO FINDINGS
The Planning 011eclor may ar •nl " speual ClfCUm•lancl' varo•nl~ lor any 111opP!ly described '" "•< 111111 I II lh~ r1.1nro111~
011eclor l1nds lhal
(a) No portion ol lht slruchue on lhe pro.perly lh•l was conslru<ltd. or is bttnll LOnslructed. u~eed~ by mor~ lh•n hvr
percenl (5"-l the he12ht permitted by lht lon1nc Code and the •lrutlure lornphe• 1n all olhPr •Hprcls with lh• prn.,.oons
of lilies IS and 20 of lh• Ne•port 8earh Muntclpal Cod• or
(b) (r) rhe appl1<:anl has compltlrd (nr the 011ance rs cond11tnntd on tomplehonl dll fus1blr allerallon' In lhe 'lrurture
Iha I cen be made lo cause the '" urlu/e lo conform. or mnre closely conform In the bu1ld1na he1ehl p1 ovl\1n11\ of lhe
~onina Code. and (11) Thal aside from the feasible dlleraltons specified on sub~ell1on II) the apph<.anl hn µru¥1ded credible and umv1nl1n11
evidence lhal there is no leulbl• •llerahon lhal would cause lhe struclure lu conform. ur more closely •m1form lo lh•
bu1ld1ne height prov1s1ons of th• /onon11 Code; Md
(111) The structure comphe• In all <>lher respects wolh th• provision• of 1111~ 10 and 1111~ I!> of Ille Nrwport Beath
Mumcrpal Code
SlCTION 3. COVENANT
The tranl of an~ special c1rcumslanu va111nc1 " cond1honed on lhe •pphunl's recorddh"n of ' <nv•nant approved •\
to lorm ind conlenfby the Coty Allomty. lh•I stales. amona other lhrnas lh•I
(a) Th• •lruclure 1s the •ub1ecl ol • spetoal c1tcumslance va111nce.
(b) The spet11I c1rcumsl•nc1 varianrr lerm1n1les 11 lhe slructure os dl'lrny~d or demolished o• 11 lhe Ctly find\ lhal lliere
IS subslanl1al evidence lo support 1 lond1n1 lhal lhe owoer/d<lvelaper tif lhe prnp•rly whe11 the specral u1cum,l•r1<• vanonc•
was irranted knew of lht fals1hcatt0n ot lhe su•veyor s slamp/s1analutt or lh• faktflcatoon of lh• sUJvey dala
SlCllON 4. P•OCEOUH The Plannina Ooreclor $hall conducl • hea11n1 on ;ony 1pphcahon 101 • special c11cumstance va11ance Wroll•n nnlice of
lhe hearant shall be c•v•n lo 111 ownrrs of rul properly, as determined by the latest equalized asuunrenl roll loc•led
W1th1n JOO feel, lnCfU\IVt Of pUbhC properly and pubhC fllhls of way nf lhe taleroor bound811n of th~ proprrl y lhat IS
lhe sub)tC'I of the apphuhon Wnllen Mirto shall be 111ven al leasl Hvenly lwn (72) hours pnor lo lhe d•I~ •nil limo of
the hea1111e hstfmony al the huronc shall be tt11clly hmoltd lo whether the pr<>perly It eh&•ble lo• 1 speu~I corc11m,tance
verl1nce on Ille basis of the prov,.rnns of Section 2(•) or l(b) Iha Plannlna Director shell 1101 COO\ldM lt•l!mooy or
commenh on other sub1ecb lncludm&, without llmltalion, the Impact of the uceu1Ve slructu,. helahl on any 'djuenl
properly or any view from or lo any adjacent prnpedy. The Pl1nnlnQ Dlrcclor may, p11or lo any ho1r1na, 1•slobh•f1 a )l•IY
(60) minute limit on l•slimony The decision of the Plannine Doreclor shall be final
SIC1ION S. fUSl8U r or th• purposes of this ord1nanu the ltrm feasible alleretron(s) shall mHu a mod1f1ca1ton ot llM structure lh•I 1nvnlves
removal and replacemtnl of roofon1 (shlnales, slates, hies. etc), the remonl of 1ntl'•l0< or ealeroor ftn.,hes (d•y well.
stucco, plaslei etc. etc.) but does not mcluclt lh• removal, allerahon 01 rtpltcement of s11pporhn1 member\ of 1™" structure
JUCh as lrussn. load bearina walls. columns beams. or 111de" unltu lh• Plannln& 011eclor delermlne1 that lht llmiltd
removal replacement or alttrahon of \lructutal elements lh•I pe•l•m d11tclly 10 the porloo11 of lhe slruclurt lh•I oceeds
the 11e1aiit llm1t In the Zon1n1 Code can be ;accompllshed without any rmpacl on lht rem1lnder of lht slrutlml"
SICTtoN 61 SfVDAllUTY That tf any sedoon, subsec:tH>n, sente11ce, clauu or phrase of th" Ofd1ntn'9 " fo1 any nnon htld to b• lnvthd or
unconslitutlontl, such 11K1sl0n ahall not eHect tht v1hd1ty or tOn\lllult0nal1ly ol the remam1n1 porhnns of thl\ Ordinance.
The City Council decltrts lh•I ti would hne pend lh1s Ordinance and H<h sedt0n, substehon, clauH or phrnt hereof,
lrr•Sflecllve of the tact that any 011• lo more sections, subse<hoM. wnlt11ees rl•uses and phr1ses be decl.,ed uncon\lllul10nal
SIC'Tto" 7• CONCLUSION The Mayor shall s11n and the City Cl11k shall atlnl lo fha paaue• ot lhol Ord1n1nce The C11y Clerk •hall 1·~11•1 t hA ume
to be published once 1n the offtci•I ntwspeper within fifteen ( l!I) dayt efler its •dot>llon
Thia Ordinance w11 lnlrodund al a r11ular meelin& of tht City Coulic1l nf lb• City nf Newport Beach held on the l?th
dey of Hovembet 2003 and adopted on th• 26th d•y of November, 2003. by Iha followlna vole, lo wll
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Avoc..00 lolk.1,. '"" b•lloon~ turn ar I
Murann Chandeher
rlodls. """' rterm qu111 ml\c items
Proce•ds brnrfll
projects nf ~~lmll.t lea of NP Mes.I
Garage/
Yard Sales 1489
loltooo lst-d SAT 1 -2,
223 Diamond Ave, crou
~• Dalbo• Ave Furn
clolht'>. artwork llsh1n1
rods. nsor led misc
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Great thln&S! 2962 Ceylon
DrMl, Costa Mes., )t &lJ9'Jt
Bake•. Meu Verde trH
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TV. btd hOU\ehold
rlems. crob, cloth
mort • 1800 Beryl l n
Newport Buch c1on
,tree~ lrvlne/lliahtand
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fu1111lure. toys, hou11
hold, looli, etc, etc
201S Leeward l•nt,
Newport 1leach
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Office prod CO burner'\,
<:O's. shreclden. lob Moral
New l IVICOOWl, -lub, looklay Qlfts. Sl2 Ls~
COM. S.l 8.lHCtJO
lost 1505
Pm Of fll VICTllS
MUD YOUI HUii
400
ANIMALS RlSCUED
WllH NO OWN(RS
MONCY DONATIONS
HUMAN£ SO<llTY
C/OPAWS
240 l HICHLANO
SAN BERNARDINO
CA 92404
General
Announcements 1610
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Clult •pprol I/ht from
Npwpo•I Beach f •cet
tent huntm11 •d1atenl lo
•late waterfowl reh1&•
ownership mle1ul &
,;ppro• 375 dCrn ol land
' improvements • your
own lamp compound
w/slrutlurt' and 2
lraolrrs Wonderful fu
n111ht BBQ s & wine
tasl1na du11111 duC'k
sra~on • rt1any e•l••sl
Idol lor 2 Ir 111nd5 or
lath~• & son C•ll Mike
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son11wrlltn11 piam'l on 111h~r blue•, 1111. swing
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whls. buutrful llh new
cond. hn av••I "99b621
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mo, blk/blk llhr, blk
ctrrt•p roof Sou CD
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pk.a, booU,lrecords, Ilka
new $8995 v557281 Bkt
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actual mt, MIVef /llHfl
me1an1e:. CD, beeultful
hlle n•* cond, ~ y~I Slit 9"9 581-11188 __ .....,_
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meteUic lfeen tan ltlw
black top, buullful loll•
new cond, $7995 firm
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BMW !>40! '119
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BMW 14()je '00
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IV9435 Olscou11t1d
BMW 740ll '01
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BMW 7~1 '01
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6911 1>1Kk/aro 1w. lrtrl
buut1t111 11111111rhd cond, prectd. non •milr
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w11H, 1ilv•/aatmul lllv,
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built ... new unnwtitd
cond. S2J99!1 vl7522'2 8~r 949-5116 lat _.....,..._
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rec:ln1 1rffll/)ln ltht.
CD, tebulous cond
throu1hout, U \,995
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ltllr. nav~l!M. chrm
wtlb, looks nt'llr, Mntlls
n•w. f1ntutlc value,
$37,995 v457829 Skr.
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llhr, beautiful orl11nal
cond, musl see to
apprecl1te, 1are1ed, non
1mkr. $6995 v702571
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LAND I OVll 2 0 00
Otscovery II S07. duel
moonr Is, rt•r 1ump
snh. healed ual lac:
warr 36,000 ml, $21,900
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Slue, Ian 4X4 blacl<. 1trev llhe
IV7947 01scountad 1nler. tow pk&, 431( m1
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Creen, l•n
I J280 Musi Sell
Jo_.,.., XII '99
Red, Ian
Cru\Oeal
Mractou cno ·02
Black. black
11/9217 DtKounled
MllCIDIS U20 '01
Black, Bl•ck
IVS.!18 Discounted
MflUOfS U20we '99
Green Ian
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Mll CIDU MIU '00
Sliver, blacll
•3859 Creal Oul
$36.750 949 350-5202
lOUS '99 U SOO Pearl
While, 4X4, healed
seals, showrm cond.,
luu r•c:k. tow pk&.
$19,900 949-350 5202
'14 Mft-.tl-11 Twit.
•Low ntdas. <tery nice,•
$4200949 240-101'
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Sl500 Loaded s1lvu,
Spotts pk&. AMC whls.
91( mi, showrm cond. 302
hp $52,750 714-969-ll87
Mlt<IOIS ''2 JOOTI
Wason, auto. sunroof.
3rd SHI, while Ian/
Interior, $10,500 12511
ml 71 4·549 9942
MDCI DIS SSOO '95 l'OltSCHI '0 1 CAlllLtl,
Whitt, l•n llptronlc, mini condition.
•3650 On.counted ~ mrtes , one ow-
MbC'l1>1S Sl500 '00 $62,000 Pf' !M9-3Sl 1719
Whtie, tin
ll0580 Musi Sell
MINI COOPll '02
Blue.11••Y 10962 Must Sell
'OU CHI CeT .... '99
Bl•cll, blacll
t VI063 Discounted
l'Ouotl c..r-'99
Blue, IV•Y
#V6049 Must Sell
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Silver. blaclt
I W 139 Dtscounted
,.,_.so.ms
fl•t 500 -l t70 aood
c:ond. new brtalles/
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w•rr. bll\/blk lthr, 18"
chrm whls. superb cond llwlJICl!I, S23.e vllnDl
Bkr 949 586 1888
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ulate throuehout $649!>
Pl'l&'!l2fl) ~ 714-122 5Ull
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cond Must 111 lo
~ $28,9!15 llll17tll6
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participate
T he 9Sth Annual Newport
Harbor Christmas Boat
Parade, "A I ioliday Bt?ach
Celebration," will take place
Wednesday, Dec. 17 -Sunday, Dec.
21, 2003. Starts off Collins Island at
b:30 p.m. and finishes about 8:30
p.m., Wcdne~.lay, Thur..day and Sunday; 9 p.m. on Friday and
~tunJay. Two different routes.
• Horit Parad1• £11try dcadlirw: Must be
received at the Newport ££ach Otamber by
Monday, Dec l ll at noon. <ry fee: $25.
• Rm}( of L1Kltli0 Competition for waterfront
homl'S, buMnt.'5SeS, re.taurants and yacht dubs.
F~-e to enter; rcgistrallon form n-quired.
Oeroraboru. must be in place by Monday, Dec. 8.
Viewing and
parking
during the
parade
T he parade will run
for approximately
two and one-half
hours and can be viewed
from several points along
the harbor. Streets get
crowded during the nights
of the Boat Parade, so allow
f
plenty of travel time. City parking lots
are available for Boat Parade parking,
with those on Newport Peninsula (near
Balboa Pier) a short walk to bayside
viewing areas. See the parade route
map on pages 24 -25 for viewing
areas and times. Another great way to
see the parade is aboard a chartered
boat or from the comfort of a
waterfront restaurant. Make your
reservahons early as all restaurant~
quickly sell out.
•Award..; D1111u'T a11d Aucho11, Fnday, Jan. 16,
2004, Four ~asons Hotel. Public invited! Honors
Boat Parade and Ring of Lights winners. Dinner,
danong, entertainment, lave & silent auctioru.. For
item donation mtry form. see page 39.
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Christmas
Boat Parade -
·A Holiday Beach
Celebration
event. With this year's theme, the bedecked
boats are sure to impress ac; they wind their
way some 14 miles aroW1d the harbor. Th('
parade is fn.'\! and can be viewed from
waterfront rt'Staurants, yacht clubs, yacht
chartt?r.., pubhc beaches .and JUl">t about
.mywhere on the harbor.
The boat parade will run for five
consecuttw nights, Wednc-.day, Dec 17
through ~unday, Dec. 21, 2003 The parade
'>tarts at Collin.') l~land at 6:30 p.m .. and
finishes ,1t the same site at npproximately
8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Thur..day and
l'mourngt.'d to dl"Coratt' their Sunday; and 9 pm. on FmJay and Saturday Two separate routes are run
Vl'~b taking into account the Tht' award-. catl>gories for the Newport I !arbor Ouistma.., Ibat Paradl• <lll.'.
unique cell'brallon of the • Swcq1slnA~ -Bill Lu~k Award
holiday sea-.<>n m 'X>uthem • B~I Dl'l'la.11 of Themt•
Gllifom1a "A Holtda11 Bencl1 Celt'brn/11)11"
Once haill'd a-. one of the (11't-3rd)
'"fop IO Holiday
11..ippenmg.c, in the Nabon"
by t~ New York limes, boat
owners have lx'\.>n known to
-.p1md more th,m $.'iO,l~l to dl'corate their v<.'!>....cb for thl'
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• Bt>:>I PflU'f.T &lat
• Best Boni 11nder 30 fl
• Rest First Tinw E11trv
• Bt'St Clmrlt'T Boat
• &st Yacht C/11b E11try
• Spcmsor'o;; Clw1cc
To be eligiblt.> for the contest, participants must complt'te an
application ,rnd return 11 to the Oiamber by noon on December 1 c;
Winners will IVCl'IVe a commemorative award and two complimentary
tickets to the Oiristmas Boal Paradt' Awards Dinner &r. Auction.
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N ewport Bea,h-bJ'K.'d
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the 95th Annual Nl'wpnrl 11.irbor
Oiristma-. Bo<1l l'M,1Jl1•
For the sixth con!>t.'n1t1Vt' Yl'M,
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providing Lht.> le.id bo.it tor tht•
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tht.• lead boat is "the pl<1ct.• to~.'' In addition to tht.'Sl' distinguished gue..,b, tlw boat will
rMry one speoal pas<,engt.•r each evening -Santa h1msl'll
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2003 Christmas
Boat Parade Poster
Sponsors
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BOAT PARADE
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mber ol Commerce
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ompanies for their support of the Newport Harbor Christmas Boat
Parade by sponsoring their logo on the Official Poster and Program.
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Photography
tips for
the parade
By John Blom
Jnhn I. Blom lu.,tom
l'hotogr .l ph y
l'hoh1~r,1phing thl' Christma., Boal
1•,u.11.fr c,rn bt.' cl littll' trickier thiln you
think. Ont.• of thl' mo.,t difficult
Phott>gr,1ph1•r\
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Chr1q1n" '>urton
,,..,..,1gnmt.>nt'> 111 photography 1~ to shoot lighted
moving obwi.1., ,11 night Rl'ahLt.' that ralhl'r
-.oph1 .. 11c.1tt•d (,mwr.i l'1.ju1pmenl I!> ncedt.•d f(lr your
photo'> to loo!.. '>Onwthing hkl' whJt vou will
,1llu.illv "l'l' Tht• ba.,1l 1dl'a 1., tn bal.mce your fl.i.,h
with tht• hght-. nn tht• bo,\l If you u~· too mut.h
0.l' .. h, yuu will 'tl't.' .111 b1ltll .md no light<, If vour
tl,1-.h ..., too 'lo\l',1k vm1 will 'tl.'l' light., anJ nont• of
tlw bo.ll or rwoplt• .1bo.ird
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Only one club can give you the
strength of a million women.
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m1111llC! w<d..Mll lllld t'OllUllOll tc•'le
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• u..._. (a.,t film with an ISO of 800 or
• ~incl' tht.• bo<1t., 111 the parade are
moving, St't )'Our shutter s~d at
I I 60th or ra ... tt.•r to <,lop .my mOVl'mt?nt
of thl' boat If you .,hoot <,lower than
l /60, your film will blur
• u.,c a kn., thc.1l upens to f 1.4 or
foster
•The ... trobe being u~d shoul<l be
powerful enou~h lo ruach from you to the
bo<1th. This will probably be at
lt.'d!>t 50 feet. Check the
distance table usually found on
the side of the strobt..>.
• For a crea\lve effect, you can
put your camera on a tripod and
create a timed expo'>ure that will
rt'.'~ult in ,1 .,tn.~<1\...mg effect of the
light..
Sc>e Pl IOTOGRAPI IY, page 22
Happy Holidays from
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Financial Ropro<;<>nt<iltVf'
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2003 Newport Haibor
Christmas Boat
Parade committee
Art Gronsky
Ar1\ L.rndmg
2002, 2nd place, Best Humor & Originality,
T.C.B., Ruswl and Cindi Perin
2002, 2nd place, Best Display of Theme
"Celebrating America with Lights,H
Bob and Marcy Cook
Mike Whitehead Peggy Fort .
The Bo.ithouse TV <1nd R.id10 Show California Marketing Com t>pts (CMO
Ralph Rodheim
Balboa Boal R<•n!J ls
H. Seymour Bee&c
BcJlboa Island N>rry, Inc.
l ee Sutherland
Stephen Blackwell
Chase Manhattan Mo11gag1>
Brett Hemphill
~ temphill's Rugs & C arpcts
David lanes
Advanced Concl'J>ls (ngineering C on'>ultc1nts Jdnes Capital Par1ner~
Bill Mountford
Boy Scout~ of AmN1< .1
Christine Brown, CPA
Brown & ( omp,rny
Paul King
King Executive Search, 1nc
Mar&c Silvey
Marine Services
Frnb Seafood Market
FloJl1ng in Lower
Newport Ba~. nt·,tlcd
under the l'C II
l:m<.l~e. e11Jt1Y '>clcllrng
a va11l'lv 11f hvc lol al
nah and loh~lc1 from 10 hvc 1.an i..,.
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of the frco;hc~I qu.tlal\-,e,alooJ
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Duncan Forgey
Prudential Ca lifornia Realty
Karl Von Voigt
Orange County Sheriff Depar1ment/Harbor Patrol
Bill Pierpoint
Safeguard Business Systems
Rick Kaufman
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
Dale Zimmerman
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
Pat Swope
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
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Jim Ousby
Ill East Boyfront
Littll' Balboa Island
Business Sweepstakes Winner
The Bolboa Pavilion
400 Main St~t
Bolbod Peninsula
Best H umor & Originality
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Bill and Gay Wassail-Kelly
409 East Edgewater
Balboa Peninsula
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& On~1nality. 417 falgewalt•r
Balboa Penm~ula
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Third Place:
Joi Hurd
304 South Bayfront
Balboa Island
Most Traditional
First Place:
Donna Dibari
710 South Bayfront
Balboa Island
Second PlaC<':
Dennis and Patty Vitarelli
140 South Bayfront
Balboa Island
Third Place·
Enc and Shirley Pe,py'-
526 South Bayfront
Balboa Island
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Best Display of the Theme -
ucelebratin g America With Lights"
First P~e:
American Legion Hall
Balboa Peninsula
Second Place:
Bob and Marcy C.OOk
538 South Bayfront
Balboa Island
Best Lights and Animation
First Place:
Jim and Peggy Rich
802 South fuyfront
Balboa Island
Second Place:
Scott Sarkisian
630 Via Lido Nord
Lido Isle
Chairman's Choice
Bob and Matjie Bennett
103 Via Lido Soud
Lido Island
Photographer's Choice
Robert Olsen and Ouishne Sutton
901 North Bayfront
Balboa Island
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Celebrate the
New Year at
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Dinner &
Auction
Newport &•Mh Olam~r of
Commerce, thl· t>vcmng will be
hl'ld .1t thl' Four Sl'a..,on., Hotel m
Newport &•ach on Friday, Jan .
lb, 2004 ,11 6 p.m Open to thl•
publt1, this event will honor
Om~tmas Boat Paradl' and RinR
of Lights winners, .md raise
funds for next year's parade. All
awMd winners from both events
will rec..ciw two compli mentary
ticlo.c..'l!-> to the Oinnl'r & Auction.
2002, 1st place, Best Display of Theme -
•Celebrahng America with Lights," Trent L.1ttrn
In ,,Jd1hon to the award"
n•rcmony, guc<,h will havt.>
the opportunity to take
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mdude: tr.1vd cxl.'Ur~ions,
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u.111cmg.
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~.irpa, an obscure Italian gondoh<.>r, and Joseph lrek, dt•veloper of Beacon Bay, the
Balbo.l Ferry Lme and the principal forlt' in the early development of Balboa Island,
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takmg viMIOr!-> from 1',1"adcn.1 acros., thl:' bay in a gondola
decorall'tl with Japanese lantern~. A year later, on July 4,
1908, the hr!->t lighted boat parade took place. Scarpa,
along with h1~ fellow small boat operators, created a
loosely orgamz.ed affair consic;ting of nine vessels. The
parade, 1llum1nated by Japanese lanterns, was led by
Scarpa'.., gondola followed by eight canoes. Thus,
Scarpa,., cn'Clatetl with creating the first lighted boat
parade
In 1911 tht• parade, th('n called the nluminated Water
Par.:idc, wa.., held .1~a111 Tht• boclt~ wl'rt• judged and
pnL.l'" for lhl· bt•.,t dcrnrated and be-st lighted ves~b
wen• g1wn. /\nolht•r lar~cr p.ucl<k followed in 1914
and for tht• fourth 11f July in lt/1 5, an L'Vt•n larger
turnout w.1 ... l'>.pt.•rienc<'d. 1 listorians say as many as
40 I.Him Ill'.,, c,uuw.., .111d rowboat ... pc1rtidpatl'J The
"Pl'dtlculM l'Vt·nl ft-,1tun·d .1 dL'rt•lid bo.11 hull .,l'I
,1f1n•, lollowl•d bv .1 dr.1m.1ttl "rL'"CUl'" of
P•l""l'llgt•r..,, ,1 "l~1ttll' ,1f I 1n·V>. 11rl-.._" lwt\H•1•n two
launlht•.., .ind thl' l'\pll'"'"n ol tWtl UndL'r\>\clter mtl1l'"
Newport Harbor Yacht launch
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l lw l'l'l.1 t" t•h d .mgt•n ni... l t•ll•br.11lon w <1'-w1 t nt'""l'd b\: thl1u .... 111d" 111
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l. nturturMtt•h. tlw. \\,,..,lo tw the l..l"I parcH.k for thl' 1wxl fl\ t' ~ l'M" Wtirld V\M I
l'ruptt·d .md .1 "l'H'rt• dl'P"''"lllll hit Newport 11.ubor It w.1 ... nut until lllltl tlMt li·l·k
'"'ho .11 tlw t1nw \.'\ ,,.,, 11p1•r,1t111g h'rr\ bu.:its Ii\..(' the l·,1t £ crry, l.111w to n•.,t ut• thl' lighted
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Mo'>I of lhl' t'.HI~ pMl1upantc; wen.' children who Jecoratt.>d f111.11 ... th.11 Wt'rl' towt.'d
around thl• hMhor Tlw float" wt•rt:> constructed in Beek's gara~t' and m.rny Wl'rl'
, 1 CJ29 pattl'rned ,1ftcr tho-.e "l't'n 111 the Pasadena Tournament of RoM>s Parade
With the l'Xception of several years durihg World War II, the Tournament of LiKhts was held l'very summl'r from 1919
throu~h 1949 1lowever,1n 1949 the city fathers belit•vC'd the paradl:' was dr,1wing too many vbitors lo th<.> harbor .rnd creatm~
ht•,wy t rowJing .:ind tr.1ffk congt• ... tion Thl' Tournament of L1~hts fell out t)f favor.
rortunatdy, back in 14.U,, Nt•wpnrt lhwh nty l'mplilyt'l'" had outfitted" barge dunng the holiday Sl'il!'.011 .111<.1 installed a
h~htt•d Omstmas lrel' The bargl' w,1, towed .Hound tlw harbor whill' 1tc; pas"t•ngerc; sang Qin..,1m.1s t.1rols In res1dt•nt., on ... hore.
In l,ltt'r yl•ar-., tht• l\'t•I.. f,1mdy tanw In till' frnnt ,1~.11n ,rnd provided one of thl•1r ferryboats for lht· floalln~ <..lmstmas tree
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2004 Newport Beath ( hamber of Commerce
Ca lendar of Events
Chri~tma~ Boat Parade Awards Din ner & Auction
l'rt'"l'nlt•d bv Tr.iJ1t10n.1I )l'Wl•kr-. I ,1-;hion l-.l,1nJ
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of tlw Chn-.tma-. ~o.1t P.u.Kil-.ind Ring of L.1ghh rompd1t1011-. .mJ
r.11"4.' fund-. for rn.•,t \'l'•lr'., par.Hit• All .1\.\ .:ird wtnnl.'r., from both
ulmpl'l1t1011" will rl'CL'l\t' 11\ 11 nlmplinwntary tirl-.L•h to thl' l'H'nt
lnnt.•u1bk• live and -.11l-11t .ltld1011., with hundred., nf itl'm" lo hid on
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Business at the Beach Bus iness Exposition
Wl•Jncsday, Feb. 11, 2004 ill the Newport Beach M,1rriott I lotel, 5-8
pm Bill Horttor, chaimMn
W1th more than 500 peoplt• expt~ctl.'d, the Busme.,., at thl' Beach
Ru.,tnl'"" Exposition 1s a great opportunity for local bu.,mC!>!.C!!-1 to
<>howc<1-.e their goods
.111d ..erv1ccs. Both
Ch.rn1bl·r mt>mbt•r
,md non-member
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CALENDAR, continued from 30
Mentor for a Day Program
'v1.uth 200..J, I oc.llmn I BA, 7·10 .1.1n
1 lo ... tt•d b) thl' Ch.rn1lwr'., l:dl1l,1t1on Commit kt'. th1 ... progr.1111 p.111 ...
c;o '>lu<ll•nl., lrom Nl•wport I IMbor .md Conin.i dt•I \1,11 high ... l '111111.,
with lm.11 bu'>int''>S pt.•oplL· fnr ,1 h.111 day ol Jtlb -.h,1d11w1ng ,111d
expl•ril'llll' 111 their chlht.'n l•lfl'l'r" of 1nll'rl'"I. lncludt•d 111 tlw d,1\ ·.,
,Ktiv1ttt.''> .irt• .11-.cynt•ll' '>pl•,11-.L•r brl'akfa.,t ,md rl'·l·'I' lundw11n for
both ... tlllh•ni... ,111d mentor.,
33rd Annual Police Appreciation
Breakfast
Wl'<lm,.,J.iy, Mtirch 24. :wo..i.
Newport Bl•,1ch M.imott I lotl'i, 7.1 "i
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Nt•wport Bl«1d1 l'nhrt.• Dl'p.irtmt.·nt
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ma1nt,11nmg Nt.•wport Bl'•Hh ,h .1 .,afe
pl.in' 111 "hit h to lwt.• ,rnd wort-.
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prl''>l'ntt.•d, .icrompamt.'d by .1 v1dl'o
'>howt..hlllg tht.• dt.•p.irlment
(Rt.•pl.ict'" monthly Nl•wporl Networking t.'vt.•nt )
43rd Annual Scholarsh ip
~~ Awards Breakfast
April 2004, Lm-.1t1011 111 ,\, 7 Iii
a.m.
Davi.' Blank('nhnrn, Ch,\lrm.m
I io'>ted by Tht• Cnmnwdrnl'"
Club of the Nt.•wport Bt.«ll h
Ch.imbt.•r ol C11mnwrtt•
A commu111tv brt'<1kf,1"1
honoring thl• ad11t'Vl'nw11h ol tlw
lop 30 scholar., from lornn,1 dl'I
M.ir ,md Newport l i,irbor h igh '>chools. Scholar., r('Cl'IVl' •'".in~., .111d
lt'rltfit.att''> from local government. (Replac('., month Iv Nt.'" port
Nl'tworl..mg l'Vt'nl )
42nd Annual Athletic Awards
Breakf.t'lt
M,iy 2004, I <1l.it1011 I BA, 7:15 .1.m .
Norm Witt, Ch.11rm,111 I lo ... tcd by
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lll'.ll h Ch.imlwr of Comnwret'.
/\ tnmmunity brt.«1!..f.ist honoring the
.ll h1t'Vl'nwnh of tlw top 30
<.,lu1frnt ,lthll'lt''> from Corona del Mar
and N('wporl Harbor high <;chools. A
prominent sporh C('ldmty gives a
1..eyn ote addre<;s. (Replaces monthly
Newport Networl-.mg event.)
See CALENDAR, page 32
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CALENDAR, continued from 11
Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting & Volunteer
Recognition
May 2004, l.o~atton lBA, No<m
Annual ml:'l'ting highlights the Chamber's pc1-;t accomplishmenb anJ
futurl' ~oah. A kl'ynotl' ... pealo..N will bt.· featured and Chamber voluntcl•rs
will bl• rt•cogn11t•d. 1 wo Chamber volunteer" will be honored with the
~ilvt'r Anchor A wilrd (Replact•i. monthlv Newport Networking event.)
Chairman's Reception & Citizen of the Year Presentation
Jum.• 2004, Lf><:ation TBA
At this ewnmg rel'l'pt1on, tht• Newport Beach Cih1.en of the Year will be
honort•d Addtlllmallv, the Ch.unber will in.stall its new Chairman of the
Boilrd .ind nl'\.\ BtlilrJ tif D1redor" for thL• upcoming fo.ccll year
Irrelevant Week Arrival Party
fune 2004, l.th.1t1on rnA
I lo"tl•J by Tht• (.nmmoJnrt'"' Club of tlw Nl•wport Bt•ach Ch.amber of
t.omnll'rrl'
With the motto of ''doing something nice
for ~omeone for no reason," community
ph1lanthropkt Paul Salata, created Irrelevant
Weck lo honor the underdog in all of us.
J fonoring the Jast pick in the NFL Draft, "Mr.
lrrt.'levant" will trawl to Newport Beach for a
week of ft:''itivitie" in his honor. Thi!. event is a
great opportunity to network with 'ports
celebrities and more than 350 expected
guests. (Replaces monthly Newport Sun:.ct
Networking Mixer.)
68th Annual Flight of the lasers Boat Race
July 2004, Newport Harbor Yacht C lub
Seymour Beek, Chairman Hostl'<l by ThL· Cornnwdore ... Club of the
Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce.
A community trndition for more than 6() ycMs, thL· Flight of l!he l asers 1~
a one-per~t)n !iclilbocl t rclCl' around .1 f1ve-m1le courM' in Newport 11.irbor.
See CALENDAR, pag£> 3 3
HOLIDAY FLOORING SALE
• 100°/o Solutia Wear-Dated Durasoft® Carpet
• Matted Finish with wool-like appearance • Non-Pattern Berber
Cordial Reunion
Regularly $4695 sq. yd.
Sale
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CALENDAR, cpntinued from 32
16th Annual Taste of
Newport
September 10-12, 2004,
Newport Center Drive,
Fashion Island
Featuring food
samplings from more
than 30 local restaurants,
spectacular live
entertainment, 15+
wineries, refreshing
cocktails and rich tasting
43rd Annual Sandcastle Contest
celebration is not to be missed.
The city's top restaurants
continually participate in the
Taste of Newport to show off
their menu items and to promote
their eateries. The evl'nt provide!>
a unique opportunity to sampll' a
variety of area restaurants in one
location. Visit
www.t.:isteofnewport com
October 2004, Corona del Mar State Beach
Hosted by The Commodores Club of the Newport Beach Chamber
of Commerce.
Each year, thousands of sightseers descend on the beach to view thL'
amazing sand sculptures created by a variety of participant~ ranging
from the novice to the expert.
See CALENDAR, page' H
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7th Annual Fire & lifeguard
Appreciation Beach Party
Odobcr 2004, Newport
Dunl''> W illerf ronl Rc-.ort
f-l<hll•d by fhe Commodorl''>
C lub of the N~wport Beach
Chamber of Commercl'.
Tht• md1v1duals of the
Newport Be,11:h Fire
Dep.ulmenl work hard cverv
day lo l'n~ure our commun1t\ ·.,
safety anJ the Fire &
L1fegu.1rd Apprecrat1on ,.., a
great w.1y to :-.cly "th,rnk you."
Tht' n•lebrat111n will hlmor lhl•
men .ind women of lhl•
Newport Beilch Fire
Dep.utment who dl.'d1cate lh\•1r
live-. to our g re,1t city
96th Annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade
Den•ml'lt.'r Vi-IQ, 2004, Newport 1 la rbor
I fo'>lt•d by fh,. Commodore-. Club of the Nt•wport Bl'illh Ch.1mber of
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lom mnre th,rn Olll' mil hon Vll'Wl''" a ... you watlh be,iutifully dt•corall'd
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th e community
Taste of Newport Grant Program tops $11 S,000
in donations to local organi za tions
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tremendous growth ,mu prosperity. One of the reason'> this l'vtmt is
so '>UCCl'!>Sful t!> bL•cau'>t' of the support of our community rlw 1',1..,ll'
of Newport Cr.mt Program 1.., one way the Chamlx-r can g1w batk to
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$28,000 lo thl• following nin1.• nrgamnhons
Ucllbo.1 l'l•rlorming lhl'iltrt• Fnundilt1on
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bu~im•.,., card!> while enjoying
dnnk ... and appt->hicr., Join U!-al our
next t.'Vt?nt on the fourth Thursc.lcly
of each month from ~ -7 p .m .
Reservation!-. are mit required.
Locationc; and raffle prize-. .uc
cllway... dtffl'Tl'nt and des1rabft?.
For more 1nformahon, contact tht.•
Chamber at (949) 729-4400 or log nn
to thl' Web ... ite at
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Ch.lmber members and guest" have thr
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Awards Dinner & Auction
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Ring of Lighu Home Decorating Competition
• A grear opponunlry to 1howc&H your buaineu
through your concribution of an auction hem(a)
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• Auction program at the event
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member bu ~ines~e~
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wnt<ict n<ime, t ... mail and phone number. From accountants to plumbers,
tht• Chamber ha~ you cowre<l Categonec. featured on
www.newport~ach com include: Acmmmoddtion...,, As.c;ociahon..,,
Entertainment, Fmanci<il Servi~, Food & Beverage, ~neral Services,
lndu~try, Medu:.11, f'rofes...,1onal Servin~, Real fat.:i tl', Recreation~,
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Our Web site ,11..,0 link.., dm><.ily to a varit>ty of community rt'.,ouri:~, anJ
conl.)lns ge1wr.1I inl11m1alt0n on thl· Ch.1mber.
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Business at the Beach Business Exposition
Don't miss this opportunity to showcase you r
business a t the expo on Wednesday, Feb. 11
Ho .. tl'd by the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce, both member
and non-member businesses ar.e invited to participate in this business
expo. To be held on Wednesday, Ft!b. 11 , 2004 from 5 to 8 p.m., and
featuring complimentary food, a no-host bar and an opportunity
drawing. 1t will be located at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel, 900
Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach.
A single space is $300 for members; $650 for non-members. (Exhibitor
space includes a 6' x 8' p ipe and drape booth space, 6' d raped table and
chairs.) A double space is $650 for members; $1,000 for non-members.
(Located in premium comer locations.) There will be an extra cha rge for
electricity and phone Imes. Market your business as an event sponsor -
Presenhng Spon<;or $5,000; Official Sponsor: $2,500. Contact Special
Events Director K.mn Graves at (949) 729-4414.
For more i11fon11ati011, contact the Cf1nmba nt (949) 729-4400.
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CHAMtHR Of COM MCRCl
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Newport Beach Chamber CEO Program -a valuab le bu sin ess tool
The CEO Roundtable provides
continuous learning/development
Sponsored ,1nd hoslt.'J by the Newport Beach
Chamber of Comml'rCt', the CEO Round table
provides continuoui-leMning and development
for CEOs, company prt''>idcnts ,md busines.,
owners/ manager., in a pet.>r group setting It
delivers to its ml•mbcr.., a unique blend of
business resource ... ,1nd pcr ... onal support th,1t
helps to make the challl1nge of nmning and
growing a business fulfilling .rnd worthwhill'.
Members exchange idl.?c1S and opinions and ~· Vl'
each other honest feedback thl'y rarely gl'I
These meetings allow CEOs lo step back from
the day-to-day pressun.:--., take a more global
perspective, and focus on the critical issue., of
running their buc;ine'>SC'> Chairman for the CFO
Round table 1s Newport Beach Chamber of
Specializing
Commerce Board Ml'mb .. ·r ':>t.111fonJ C.recn,
Ph.D, Group Chairman for TEC Worldw1Jc, an
tntl>mational orgcini.lation for CEOs for the past
15 years. Green is an experkn(cJ business
professional who will ensure thl' group
functions smoothly and nwmber-. receive full
value for their invec;lml'nt
m.1ml.Hn'> ii strong emph.1 ... 1., on follow through
and 1mpkoml'nlal1on of action ... lomm1ttcd to by
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JOHN BLOM
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JOHN BRAEGER
G.1rys & Company
KIRK DAWSON
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Knobbe, Martens, OIM>n & Bt·.:ir
CLAYfON SHURL EY
Clayton Shurley's Real BBQ
LEE SUTHERLAND
Ad vanced Concepts Engineering Consultants
MIKE WHITEHEAD
Boathouse TV Show
NORM WITT
The Irvine Company
GLENN ZAGOREN
Newport Harbor Nautical Mu"ol'Um
S~ff Commodores
BOBBADHAM
J PETER "PETE" BARRETI
BOB BLACK
BILL BLUROCK
DAVE CARMICHAEL
DOUG CA V ANAUCI I
JOHN L. CURCI
JIM DALE
JIM DEBOOM
MEHDI EFTEKARI
PHIL GLASGOW
C HUCK HfRSCH
DAN KILMER
JEAN PIERRE LORTA I
BOB MCDANIEL
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1 IENRY SCHIELEIN
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closets, laundry chute, tw0 wet bars, light . and dark
wood ac:ccnu, and beautiful landscaping. The exterior
boasts an oveniu:d lot including a lawn and barbecue
area, loggias and a four-side infinity pool and spa, plus
I 37 feet of frontage on the golf course. Most fum.i.s~
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EsniERYANK
949-640-1529
COVER ••• REMAx REAL FsrA1E SERVICES
2. Map/Index
3.-26. Coldwell Banlcer/
Coast Newport Properties
27.--47. Prudential California Realty
48.--49. Coastline Realty
50. Abrams Coastal P~penics
51. Laguna Seaside Realty
52. Metro Realty
53. Cote Realty Group
54. Countrywide Mortgage
. Mariner's C-apital
SS. Roger'• Realty
56.-57. Remax Real_E.«ate Services
58. Cannery Lofts
Wtldim & Nialis
Portfolio Financial
59.-89. Strada Properties
90. Wells Fargo Bank
91.-95. Fmt Team &tates
96. Bank of America
97. Wells F~ Priftte Mortgage
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103. Opiit Home Guide
104. First Team Estates
DailyAJ>ilot Proudly tcrving Ncwpon Beach, Cosca Mesa, Corona dd Mar,
Newpon Co.ut, Shady Ca.nyon, Lagura Beach, Laguna Nigud,
• Dana Point, Monsrch Beach, Capismno Beach,
San Jw.n Capistrano and San Ckmcnte.
SHADY CANYOW $3.ltl,000
SpeccaQdar custom home wlpanonimie
views OI Stlldy c.n,.on.
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Cowan Hei&ha tennis ~on ll• acre.
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HaxJne and Qeorse McGdlpn
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COSTA MESA TURNKEY
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throughout by utiJJzblg WU'.ful ~of l'ft'Oligbt ltOD, ftne
hardwood, and imported stone and C.ux accmu. nm unique 12 acre
estate is located off the main~ offering~.~ ltririg.
l1le:re 11 a total of sb: bedrooms, each with a pttvate deck, walk-in
&set, and fUl1 bath. Also featured ii a state-of-the-ct home theater, a
~backyard with pool and spa, and fab'uloUJ panoramic mountain
riews.
1he frOrit yaro has cascading waterfalls, ponds and rolling liwna and
a prtvate pted entrance.
1bil home ii offere(l at $2,790,000.
Fof'.#IOfT ~, eAll Lu Ann °"""1liy of~ Cllljomu.
~I MOMrd ~ brnda lilt (949) 249-2424. Visit W Wtb lite Ill
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Ca1ifornia Realty
Barbara Selby
welcomed at
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VIiiage office
has afforded her the
opportunity to
appreciate the great
lifestyle available to
residents and visitors
to this wonderful
community.
Selby is active in
Barbara Selby, a the Laguna Buch
native Califom.lan, Garden Club, which
gzew up In the thll year celebrates
ranching famdng area ltl 15th annive:rwy.
of southern Monterey She enjoys Wnily,
County. She received Sar.denin& working
her bachelor's and out, cooking,
teacbtng credential oft'-road Jeep trtps
&om Califoinla State and travelin&
University at Prario • (Australia being a
and completed one tavortte).
ye.11' toward muter'• in guidance Selby has completed the 14 Sales
coW*ling at CalifomJA State Univeraity at Success Serles TrainJ.n& classes offered
Lot Angeles. by Prudential. She ts looking forward
Before~ to LagUna Beach, Selby to using het baclqp'ound, experience
rettded ln R.anCho Palos Vtfrdei where the and training to inltill the confidence
wu ICtive Jii the PTA., youth aports in homebuyen and sellm that their
progimm, dvic affafil and community real estate objectives Wt1l be handled
volunteer wade. She received .nmal in a pn>f'esllOn.il, tnlltWonhy and
recognition awardt for her work in thae efBdent manner .
are.u. · .....,. Selby ts tlfltlllAbk for you
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operated vacadon 11'~ FO~ty mown u ~'I !Ap"4 V1114g ojftu at
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Breaduuing Ocean, Catalina. Harbc>r and dry Ught views. A European designed home with beauciful landlc::aping. foun-
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entertaining badtnid with pebbled-tee: pool and lpa. built in BBQ, and large patio. cfu't miss die cm.y nook off' tfle
kitchen with outdoor fireplace. Ofltred ar. $2,9SO,OOO.
LAND FOR.SALE
• FABULOUS PRIVATE OCEAN VIEW LOT The ultimate in privacy, this estate lot is Approx.
6 acres with beautiful ocean and mounwn views, Located in the c:xclusive guard gated communi-
ty of Bear Brand Ranch. This cwtom multi million dollar estate community offers spacious, pri-
vate living, f.antaStic equestrian td.ils along the mounClin side and just minutes from the beach.
One of the few lots availablcl!l
Seller will entertain offers between $1,09S,OOO and $1,294,876
• BUIW YOUR DREAM HOME Spacious lot located against the SaddJebaclc mountains, Coto
de Cau in a guard-gated, golf coune and equestrian community. Featuring two 18-liole golf coun-
cs, world-class tennis and cquemian facilities, plus sport and recreation parks. 6 plw acres, 3 acres
flat, hol'IC property situated within the •Enclave• at the end of a cul-de-sac. One of the best Jor.s
with views of Coto V:alley, the golf course and hillside views. Offered at $2,459,000
•CUSTOM ESI'ATE SITE: Plnwtic 20 ac.rc home site in the gated community of Juliana Farms.
Equcsui.an zone submit. Views Of die entire valley of San Juan Capisuano. Approved site plans a.re
available for home. Owner is motivated and will trade or achangc. Offered at $2,200,000
• HUGE lDT, HUGE VIEW1 Build your dmun home, one of the f~ lou° available in this beau-
tiful c:Xdwivc guard gated custom estate community with multi-million dollar homes. Prestigious
community with large estate lor.s and ocean and mounwn views. The ultimate in privacy. Offc.rcd
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First Team to feature top new agent at Career Seminar
Laura Orlow wlll share her real
estate success story on December
l B at the success Academy
estate company offers a 5,()()()-square-foot
training fadlity ettlustvely for~ new
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•0ur academy is dedicated to provt<Ung ilie
• highest quality of trainiQ8 in the fteld of r:W
estate sales," Fouru:lilJ8 President and CEO
Cameron Merage Aid. •Offering the best
service to the c:Uents is Pint Team's No. 1
• priority and we are Able to dO that through our
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Director Dale LaMeDU, "11llBJI not the
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the most .bltenle and comprehmalve tUl
estate traJnfng m the biill,,,.... We owe our
clients aDd ituderiU all the tbOk they need to
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Ageless charm
with modem
amenities
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gxadousness, and the
sound of ocean
tnaes whispering
through trees are
senSibWties that
never go out of style.
This classic Laguna
Beach home with its
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thitt &replaces and
ocan views allow
one to live tn a time
~ wtthout leaving modem amentttes behind. The home has two
bedrooms, three ~ths and a den.
A Dutch front door opens to a formal e:ntiy that leads the way to a light and ~living room that offers views of the ocean. A hl&h open beamed ~and elegant ft.replace cute an ambiance of country1tyle livtn&.
Ommlng French doors all,pw accus to a private courtyard garden.
Seduacd by lush banana: trees, pajms and mature uees ii a ~g pool
and spa thAt wlll offer a romantic setting for candle-lit dtnnas or a serene
~swim.
smuted on a streeH<Htrect lot that measures appromutely 9 ,300 square ~ the home also offers a beautifully app<rinted gourmet~ formal
4alng room and a lovely uwter bedroom with Pml.ch doom that lad to the
munyard pidcn. There ts a spacious den wtth_ a ftreplace and wet biir that
cuuJd be converted to a third bedroom. nm bOme is offered at s 1,599 ,ooo.
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MARKET YOUR HOME
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Hal Ellis
CataList Homes Ch.airman fJ CEO
Former Ch.aiTman and Co .. founder
of Grubb fJ Ellis Company
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OFFICES IN HUNTINGTON
BEACH, NEWPORT BEACH,
and HERMOSA BEACH
Call us at 888.228.254 7
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39 Malloru • $879,000
• Bnuclful Home In PTwine Cond1uon
Stn.ttdontqr Lex"'~~~ ~ • 4 Batroom.. l e.dvonrre • 2,604 SF (A)cil.Mnc~ •Buth m 1989 • lC-0.... Quiet & SecluJcd~ M 1nutts from SIV'tp &. R.sawann
Mr. Po.kt • 949.722.2'400
FOUNTAIN VAl LEY
• Tun Eaateo Rcmrockd 2-S<ory Home
• 4 llNrooms. l &1lu • 20S7 SF (A)
t1'Ll•lfll &.cc on a 7,200 SF (A) Lot
• 2 Macer Suun (I Upow"' I Down) • Laree F.m1ly Rnum ur Sch Bodm>m \Jpall'J • BeaUully Undocaped e.cl<yanl
M,, McycnJMs, Meyn. • 714.S93.lH9
I HLJNTtt'-JC,T ON BEA C H
• Oct the Ambiance of New Mulco 1n
thh Ocnn Polnrc, Dow111own
Huntln11on Buch Home • 3 Bedrooms,
l 1/2 Baths • 2,639 SF (A) • Built In 1~9J, Tht1 Hl1hly Popular Del Mar
Model Bouu NumcTow Uptradci
Ma. Mq~. Mc-yen • 714.593.3339
HIJNllNC.T<JN BEACH
633 Lido Park Driw • $1,$49,000
• RcmocklcJ Pmlhouot-on ~ Bey
• 2 BcJra.im.. 2 lM &tho • Lqmc Fl .. ~ -
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Ma. POllter/Mr. Haou.n • 949.721.1400
DANA POINT
• 3 !Xdmm.t (All Dowruttln) 2.S Retha
• 1.878 SF (A) Li¥i"8 ~ • 8-Juf~I Two-
Lcvrl Townhome with Srunn.,. 0..ean Views From Alrn.111 Evuy Room • 0.-...N.J P.-t
Window. ~ • Oxwaumrly Locaud
N-8eKh. Showt,._ Goll Ctiurw & Htteh
Ma. Fot1er • 949. 722.2400
H UNTI N GlON BEACH
DUPLEX, CLOSE TO BEACH
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Ma. Foller/Mr. Han.aen • 949. 722.HOO
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Ma. fOlllcr/Mr. Hanaco • 949. 721.2400
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• S SeJrcM'.Klll, 3 Bethrnomt
• 18SO SF (A) •Completely Rtm•l<ltltd
• 2 Mattu Suit~ All New A1'9l1ancct end Flaiurca • Two C.r P.oll·up Oanise
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Fabulous 100 block location
One house to the sand with whitewater views.
Upper owner unit has two bedrooms, three bat.hi,
modem lcttchen with Sub-Zero, custom countertops
and c.abtnets. Two car gaiqe and laundry.
Lower unit has two bedrooms and one bath. Very
nice condition.
Great full-time or summer rental property. nu. home is offered at S 1,495 ,000.
Ftlrf#Of'e '~ &llll Bob Colucdo Ill (949)
640-3600. Slr'llM Proptrlta, 140 Netllptlrl en.Ur
DrirM, SU. 100, Newpori Budl.
Remodeled home on Lido Isle
Locate4 on Udo lsle, d1is home shows llke a
mode.I.
Feature$ include three bedrooms, thtte and
one-half baths and a strada couriyard entry.
Recent additi<>ns include a formal dining room,
biukWt nook and living room. Each bedroom ii a
suite and th~ is a state-of-the-art lcttchen.
1b1s tloaie II oft'ered at Sl,690,000.
FM'~~. t:illl Aliso# MtCtn'MJdc Ill
(949) 640-3600. Str""4 Proptrlta, 140 Nncpqri
CalJel' Drl.e, SI& 100, Nnqtllft Betide. I
COPYRIGHT C :<o03 Thll IWor* Arwdml .... SaNba
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Elegant Shady canyon villa
Barefoot elegance and the belt of indoor/outdoor
living characterize this invttfng villa. Built by
Taylor Woodrow, the ~dence ts desfgned in the
European manner around an a.by central courtyard.
Boasting approztm&tely 3 ,850 square feet of
spacious IJvfng, the home offers four bedrooms,
four and one-half baths and un.swpassed views of
Shady Canyon'• famed golf cowse. This elegant
villa also includes a gourmet kftchen, generout
pat room, office and exerdse room. No detail has
been overlooked in this residence, which
lncorporates every luxury amenity, exquisite
fln.tshes and extensive CUltom Jandscap~.
Th.IJ home ts offered at $2,949,000.
For~~. c4ll}obM:M~ at
(949) 640-3600. strllllll ~-140 Newport
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estate
Nettled 1n the bills of
San Juan C&pistrano,
thJs home 1s just a
couple of miles from the
bustle and bustle of the
dty, yet offers the
ambiance-of country
living. This property ls
zoned for horses with
ample room for goats,
ducks, bwmies,
chickens and more.
Collect your fresh eggs
from the hen house in
the morning before
getting on the freeway,
only minutes away, to
swt your day. Who said you can't have It all?
Situated on appro%lmately 2.75 rolling acres, thJs custom home has wood
ceiJin&', French doors and five fireplaces. With a total of four bedrooms and
three and one--half baths, the home has more than 5,300 square feet of
spacious family living. The master suite is secluded upstairs and features two
walk-in closets, a Jacuzzi tub and romantic fireplace. The childttn's wing, with
Jack and Jill bath, is located downstairs.
1be lcitchen is open to the eating area and family room. In addition to the
fabulous center island with second sink, it has a six-burner Viking range and a
newer Sub-Zero. 1be famJ.ly room offers a brick fireplace, window seat and
vistas of rolling hills, trees and the c.anyon.
The spacious three car garage offers mother-in-law quarters above with a full
kitchen, full bath, fireplace, deck and spacious walk-in closet.
Thia home ls offered at $1 ,999,900.
For mort lnjomultkm, call Donna Sulltvan, Coldwell Banlter In the Dana
Point olfice Ill {949) 310-761 7.
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our real estate section, call Lana Johnson, promotions director at
(94'9) 574-4239, or e-mail her at lana.johnsonOlatimes.com.
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Providence Plan 4 home in One Ford Road
Located in One Ford Road is this beautiful Providence Plan 4 home. The
living areas are elegant and spacious with custom built-ins and plantation
shutters throughout. 1bere are top-of-the-line appUances and a security
system.
11le master suite includes a Sitting area plus oversized exercise room
adjacent to master bath.
Private backyard with custom spa, garden fountain and barbecue area.
lb.t.s home ls offered at $2,429,000.
For more informatWn, call Michaela Mt:Closltey or Riclt LAngmn of Coast
Newport Properl'les-COldwell Banlter at (949) 644-1600. Codst Newport
Properlfes is located at 4 CMc Plaza, Suite 260, Newport Beach. Coldwell
Banker Resukntial Brokerage is a member of the NRT family of compan~. NRT
Incorporated, the nation's leading residential real estate lmil<erage company, is
a subsldl4ry of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD).
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and I nsta«ation
· Tuesday, December 9, 2003
Doors open at 7 :45 a.m. at
Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort -
Dana Point
For more i1Jformatlon, call
Laguna Board ef Realtors at
(949) 497-2474
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your home but why would
,ou?? I Clll lst 'fOl l'IOmt tor
3.9-W srvlng yell thouslnda °' dolall. (Se00,000 home)
regular K commission la
$48,0001 E property 0 3.9'%
II 131.200 that equals a
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Trisha leplar, Realtor
Phone: 949.254.3913
PALM SPIUNGS· PALM DBSEilT
VACATION PlOPBllTlES
Offering both Sales and
Seasonal or Annual Bma..ls
ANNUAL RENTALS:
Furn. or Un£ from $1,200/Mo .
VACATION RENTALS
$2.000/MO and up Hilb Scuoo $1,100/MO and up Off Sealoti
GREAT INVBSTMBNT
PROPEllTIBS FROM
$200,000!
C.Ont:act MIC ANTER
760-333-73
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2f eut.101111 Drive
$1 ,670,000
STRADA-OCEAN HTS-3BR. 3 1128A,
Mast8f Down, 3,500 Sf, Romantic
Tuscany, 3 Tmertine Ct Ydl, designer
landlcape. ~-Vfrtual Tow, Ayer end 8n>ctMn
-At: www.a~.com Aolr'ftlOwlw George VleD
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to petfec:tionl Entry level master suit•,
formal OR, gounnet kitchen. butler'• pantry.
28R, 2.58A, fam.nn. w/attac'hed office.
Julie Stephenson
(949) 720-3900
ANCHOR
NEW
LISTINGS
CDM
SI,450,000
CONDO
3 BD +Den & 3.5 BA
FRONT-Brand New
South of Hwy
CDM
SI,450,000
DUPIEX
3 BD& 3 BA and
2BD&2BA
CORNER-North of Hwy
NEWPORT
COASf
$695,000
CONDO
.3BD3BA
ON GREENBELT
Gated Community
New carpet/paint
nJIUl.EROCK
CAMPUS VIEW
BROADMORE
Irvine 3 Homes
3&4BR
$549,000,
$615,000
$624,000
1-800-640.6661
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NIWPOfn' COAsT $2,715,000 GATED ColiMHTY CASStS
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CORONA DEL MAR
2630 Seavlew
4Br 4.5Ba · Sun 1-4 $2,877,000
Michael Bril'\Jtman
Coastline Realty
949-759-0177
LAGUNA BEACH
549 Mystic Way
3Br 3Ba Sat-Sun 1-4 $1,299,000
\Yynn O'nelll
First Team Nolan
949-~17
NEWPORT BEACH
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48r2.5Ba
Jon Cobain
Broker
Reduced $1, 149,000
Sat-Sun 1-5
949 842-7211
ean for gate access
58f 88a Sat-Sun 1-5 $3,995,000
PatrtCk Tenore
Nationwide USA
948 8l58-9705
8NcTA LuaA t1 ,711,000 MIWl"Olrf COUT
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NEWPORT BEACH
1925 Highland Drive
(comer lot)
38r2.5Ba Sun12-4
Agt. Brett Baugh
714-713-6556
200 McNeil #11 O
2Br 2Ba Sun 1-4
Cathi Dentop-Jones
First Team Real Estate
949-422-9484
for gate code
291 O Laf8yette Ave.
$939,000
$439,000
Bay Front Loft Sat-Sun 2·5 $3,000,000
Sharon McKinnon
Cannery Loft
949-673-5638
519 Vista F.lora
(Bluffs) Sat 1-4, Sun 11-2 $959,000
2Br, Otftce, 2.5Ba
Julie Stephenson
Anchor Pro~rtlea
949-720-3900
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