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Home My WebLink About2004-01-31 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 2004 Rock Harbor church finds new home Congregation will have new lease on life when it moves into a 35,000-square-foot site recently approved by Planning Commission. posefuJ and more intentional." ln addition to the senior cen- ter, Roclt Harbor has rented space at Triangle Square and the Orange County Fairgrounds, Scort said. A NEW DIRECTION Deirdre Newman Da1lyP1lot industrial building a l 345 Fisch- er Ave. This m onth, the Planning Commission approved Rock Harbor's use of the Fischer Av- enue facility. It also allowed off- site overOow parking at Mari- ner's Ouistian School provi ded the church will not hold the city liable for any damages, claims or legal actions involving prop- erty damage, injuries or death caused by congregants going to or from the off-site parking. Retired pastor bouncing back COSTA MESA -After six years of renting. Rock Harbor is finally dropping anchor and set- tUng down in a place of Its own. Olurch officials say the build- ing -at 35,000 square feel - will provide more space and Oexibllity in what they can offer. But they don't want to lose their connection with the community that they established by being homeless for so long. said Stacy Scon, director of involvement. Former Rock Harbor Church leader keeping a lower profile in new ministry. FYI Rock Bottom Ministry can be reached at (949) 650-4518. TI1e church, which evolved rrom an offshoot of Mariners O\urch. has been renting space at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, but lhe services usually draw large crowds. Church officials have gotten city approval to es- tablish their chun:h within an· "Just because we have a building doesn't mean we'll iso- late ourselves,H Scott said. "I\ means we can be more pur-See CHURCH, Pa1e A4 WHIPPING AIR Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Keith Page hit rock bottom In September 200 I when he resigned as the lead pastor of Rock Harbor Olurch after admitting to an extramarital affair with one of MAAl<C OUSllN /OAILYPllOl Huntington Beach resident Dave Gruber performs a tail whip as he soars on his mountain bike at f airv1ew Park. Dismissal may have violated rights Equal opportunity commission finds reason to believe Ci rque du Soleil ignored ADA regulations in firing HIV-positive ma n. for comment Friday. Hayley Gorenberg, director of Lambda l,egaJ's AlOS project, said the organization is pleased that the commission issued its m ost serious finding against Cirque du Soleil. informal mediation to reach a solution. If a seltlement can't be obtained, however, it would be up to the courts to resolve, the commissio n said. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -There is reason to believe that Cirque du Soleil discriminated against an HIV-positJve performer when it fired him, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Friday. The commission's determi- nation Is In response to a fed- eral discrimination complalnt filed on behalf of former tra- peze catcher Matthew Cusick by Lambda Legal. a gay and lesbian civil rights organiza- tion. The determination came a d ay after Cirque o ffered lo hire Cusick back. Thursday. Cirque du Soleil officials announced the or· gan ization would offer to re- instate Cusick as a performer as soon as mediation starts. Cusick could not be reached "It's the strongest decision we could get from them .... rwe feel) terrific and properly vindicated," Gorenberg said. The commission also found there was reasonable cause to believe that Cirque du Soleil violated Lhe Americans with Disabilities Act by denying Cusick the right to perform. The commission suggested But Cirque du Soleil officials are taking the initiative to bring a solution to the discus- sions. "We're going to the cable with an offer straight off," Cirque du SoleiJ spokeswoman Renee-Oaude Menard said. ·w e're con vinced it's safe for everyone in volved to re- integrate Matthew, so that's Newport home sales booming Dail y Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.~.com Low interest rates spark a 30% in crease, but sales in Costa Mesa dip more than 14%. Allc l• Robinson Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Decem- ber home sales in Newport were the strongest they ha\1! been ln 18 years. real estate agents say. extsang home sales ln Decem- ber were down 14.59'1 in Costa Mesa and up 30% in Newport Beach when compared with No- vember sales. said Oi.ane Ward, who manages the multiple list- ing let'Vlce for the Orange Coast Assn. or ReaJtors. ·1 think what rellJy sparked the amount of activlry IJ ewer)'· one'a been trying to capttalir.e on these lower Interest rates,• said Steve High, president of Strada Properties. ·0ur demand has been very high not only through 2003, but our phones started ringing very quickly In 2004 and we're off to a very strong start at this mo- ment" The widety divergent ftgures didn't mim>r atate actfvity. whJch rose a modest 1.641(. In the aame period. and they didn't align with national ftgurcs, which showed a 6.9"' imnaae. State and national flgures ~ repotted this week by the c.aufomla Assn. or Real· tors and the National Aun. of Realtors, respectively. The increase in sales indicates a high level of consumer confi- dence. Hlgh said. "The market Is excellent,· said Bill Plattos, vice-president of F"II'St Team Real P.state in Costa Mesa. Many homeowners are inter- ested in selling. but onJy if they can find another home to buy, and that's where the crunch comes ln, he said. · "The reason for the whole situation. somewhat. Is the new houses are not being built fa.st enough.• Plattos sa.id. "Because or the low Inventory. it's making the seller think twice before puttlng their ho\Me on the mar- s.. QROWT'H, Pace M WEATHER A tllght morning drizzle will give way to patchy cloudt during the day. Seepa1•A2 FAMILY TIME Steve Smith lton vac.tk>n. Hit column wtllmum nextweelt. hii. parishioners. Following his resignation, he and hjs wife, Gina, embarked un a recovery process to restore hi relationship with God, his relationship with Gina and to restore him to public pastoral ministry. They were aJsu inspired to found a ministry of their own, called Rock Bottom, to share his experience with others go- ing through crii.ci.. "The truth i~ -we all hit bottom -it':. only a matter of See PASTOR, Paee A4 Residents not inspired by dolphin statue After receiving complaints, Corona del Mar's Centennial Co mmittee says it wi ll not put a rtwork at In spiration Point. June Casa1rande Da1lyP1lot CORONA OFJ. MAR -Centen- nial celebration organil,ers have dropped their plan to install a commemorative dolphin statue at Inspiration Point after neigh- bor. complained that the statue would obstntct views of the ocean. Peggy Fort, executive director of the Centennial Event Commit· ice, explained that the change of plans ~ prompted by the out- cry of residents at a community meeting on Monday. "We heard them." Fort said. "la's always been our goal 10 bring d1c community togcU1er to cele- brate the centennial, so we're go· ing to look for al1emalive i.ites. H 1he Parks, Beaches and Re- creation Commission W'dS sched- uled lo consider the matter on Tut.'Miay. Now, Fon said, commlt· tee members will make a state- rnen t at the meeting to retract the request and to solicit public input on finding another location. Marie Knight, the city's Re· creation and Senior Services Di· rector. said that the maner is ex- pe<.1ed 10 stay on the commission's agenda Though the Centennial Committee is wiU1drawing its request, the 'lcheduled public discussion will benefit residents, Knight said. "In the spirit of open public interaction. I thinlc the meeting will still be the best forum for them to d.i.scuM this, H Knight said. SPORTS QUESTION ? Where should th• dolphin statue c.&ebnting Corona • def Mar't centennial be ptaced7 Call our Reader's Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send an e-mail to dsllypifot@lstimes.com. Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone numbers for verification purposes only. Th e statue, which is also a lime capsule, is being designed by art- ist Wyland. Plaru1ers had hoped it would be installed in time for rhc villages centennial festivities, which take place OcL 14 IO 17. The centennial could include a beach expo, an outdoor concert and a black-lie kickoff. The dol- phin statue will also be a time capsule, containing items 10 be decided by the community. Com- memorative benches and plaques are also being consid- en.'<f. The change of the statue's loca- tion likely means that it won't be finished in time for the centen- nial events because fundraising and design of the statue are now delayed. But Fort said that the statue could still be installed later this year or even in early 2005. Fort wouJd not name other po- tential locations for the statue. saying that the matter should be decided by community input Bruce Colbert. one of about 50 residents who attended Monday's meeting. said he's pleased with the announcemenL "I think it's good thal the com- mittee is listening to the con cem s of residents," said Colbert, an Iris Avenue resident who op- posed installing the statue at ln spiration PoinL ·The idea of a monument is great, could make a nice addition to the community. But I think it wiU be better in a different location." The Anteat.,. defeated USC In five gamea at Crawford Court. 5MP1198l ... ,.. ..................................................................................... IL ' I I I A2 Sala°day, Januaty 31 2004 BOOMERS & BEYOND A love for Newport life Building rockets just wasn't enough for Ron Winship without being in the beach city he adored. R on Wlnshlp has had an eventful 62 years, from wo1king on ApoUo rocket'> ro running for the Newport Rench City Council. During his early years. Winship moved in and out of the Newport-Mesa area. but he uJwuys came back and decided 10 stay for good aficr his tour of duty 111 the Army ended. n1c Pllot'b LuJ Pella rect>ntly 1.kll down with the longtio1e Newpot t Ht-al'h rc1oident, who 1·0 own' Partt'r·l.011gbow productions along whh hjs wife, Anna Winship. Whe~ dJd you grow upf Whal kind of childhood dJd you hover I wai. born In Santa Munjc;1, c .Jhforr11.1, then we moved to LulVt't Caty, U1cn to Ute San I t•111.1111l11 Vallf'y, and my early w ,1r-. wcrt· in Sunland, untiJ I !1"12. wllt'n we movcd to Lido hit' 111 Nt-wport Rt·uch. We were 111 Lido Isle until about ·55, and tht!n my dad had to move, Ml we movl·d up in Fullerton, ancJ I went to four years of school in Fullerton for high o;chool. llwn 111y part'nts muvt'J back down to ( orona del Mar and Uimc'O Sh1111•~ 111 1954, and I went off 111 IJSC . What kind or chlldhood dJd you ha~T Wt· had a dog named Kini'. W1• had a 'wimm111~ pool, a pool 1<1hle." Pll1K·pong table and a h.11lm1n1on t:ourt. We liwtl 1111 ,ln .Kn· of land ha1>1r ally an l-11llcntl11. My 11r<.t rnr wu.' tt '44 h1ril l111"11r').'> < OUf>l' with an t•ngant' l bwlt my•;dl ::and C\l\IOllll/l'd. It w." rn1d111W.1 hluc Jlld It would go from 1.i'l11 to tiO 111 ahout fo ur '''rondi., .ind that w,1, tlw limit 1111 how fa.'! 11 wuuld "o. My cluldhood w-.i' 111w whl'fC I wa.' lucky enoul(h, although I hue.I gone to M> many 'ld11111I,, Wl' m owd many 111111 ... ., h1·fore lugh M.h1111I, hut I wa., ahk to <,lay In om• 'chool for all fuur Yl'ar!\ in high -.chool and a<. ·• re,uh. I ht•can11· pretty 1nvolwcl i11 o;chool activitic,. I \\," thl· campu\ DJ. I was 011 1l1l' dl'hatc team. I \\ll'llt to alJ the M haml dann''· did d.11 Ute Mufi thal l..idi. do w1·m to oll thl' d1iV('·fnll and the movie tht-all•r. I aill•d mi.,erahly at 1l.1t111g when I wa.<. 111 high "h1111l I luw did you end up In Nl'wport • M e.4u f I h.11 ' u 11111.: 'ltory Wht•n I ~•·nt ofT to llS(. I was Ulen:> 1.1h11111 a Yl'ilr, lht•n I fatled ma!.l'rably. nnd th1•n I came homl' I we11t ult to I lawaii Anti ,urff'd tor a year. and when I rarnl' trnd: I loVl'd Newport lkoch 1>1> much that I decld1'<l t11 stay ha Nl'WJJOrt Beach for while. Arni l·vcrybody else that I knew wa.<. otr 10 laboc o r Aspen or all tho~e flll\Ces In lhe mfd -'60s, So. I ~tuck. out here and theri I got lnvolved In the aerospace lntlu'\lty. I wtl"i dlready involved tn the aerospjCf' hadu try and I worked at North American in Seal Bt'ach. I lived for a short period of time al Sunset Beach, hut moved back tu Newport a' soon as I couJd. llrn, was just the µlace lo be in the '60s. nwr(' wa~n·1 a belier place probably 011 the planet Ulan Newport Beach during the '60s. There were more girts fro m aU over Ute country, there were more fast cllN and surfing that I liked d11i111ot. '>O there wa.\ll't a belier place tu go. What happent't.1 i\ that, in Ute ;ll'mspace indui.try, I wound up going on these missions. I w1111111I up going to Mis.sissippi 111 worl on the 1>CCOnd '\tagc of Lill' Apollo mdccl, and Ulen I went nff to I lunt!>villc, Ala .. 10 work on the Apollo mcltet. then I went 10 Cape Kennedy and wourul up moV1ng 10 Cape Kcnm-<ly from the late pan or '65 unlll '67. ·n1en I got drafted in the Army. When I got out of rhe Army. I hJd a choke of ~omg back intu tht• aero'ipace industry. My two chmrt.'" were l'iilicr I loustnn or Ill ( lc·vcland, Ohio. I dt'Cidcd thJt I would rather \lay in NcWJlOn Beach, tx-cau:.e even though I enjoyed f-lorida, I really hatl•d it compared lo Califomin. I really loved Lltlifornia much more. So when I got back herl' to California after I had served my lltnl' in the Anny, there WJ1'1l0t a better place lhat I iliought wanted lo go. But as 'ioon a~ I got back from the l\m1y, I went on a trip with Don Bums and his captain on a boal ('allc.<tl the Tempe~•. which was a hig 72-foot motorboat. and hl• nct.·ded to take that from Newport Beach to St. Croix Virgin l<ilandi.. So, I took a boat lnp for a year and a half and wt•nt on that. When I came back. I worked on boats here in Newport Beach for a while. After I did all those boats, I decided that I wns tired of the Navy and I thought I'd try to go back and actually get a reaJ job. That didn't work out too well and I wound up in the restaurant businC\1'. There were rwo iliings iliat you could do in c.alifomia in Newport Beach, particularly back about l970. You'd eiilier go into real estate or you'd go into the restaurant business. So, ln 1971, I went into the restaurant business. All iliesc tories aU circle back to why I live in Daily A Pilot VOL 98, NO. 31 ntOMAS H. JOHNSON Publisher TONYDOOERO Edlt0< JUf1V O£TTlNO Advem11ng Director LANA JOHNSON Promotion• Director NEWSSTAff O...,.lhlmh Crime and courts reponet, (949) 574-4226 ~·IMimaDOnt JuneC ...... Newpol18eedl ~. 19491574-4232 Juno caag111rw»•1«1trtea.oom o.lrdPe~ Coet• MeM reponer, 19'91 ~1 dtllfffre.'*"'""n•IMfm&com MeiftMO'Nel EduoetlOl'I ~. 11481574-4.268 """*-"'*'•~ NeWJ><>rt Beach: because iliat's where I wanted to Uve; iliere wasn't another place iliat I wantl'd to live, so I had 10 find wort that I wanted to wort in that wai. available 10 me so I could remain in Nt•wport Reach. What are your gratesc ac::compllahmentaf Marrying my wife would be my first great accomplishment, finding her wouJd be my second greatest accomplishment. Why, because it's very difficuJt to find someone thal you respect and iliat you care about to the point where you're willing to lL'iten to them on aU things, and it's one of those rare occurrences iliat happens. h's som ething where the person has to be much smarter than you are. Women have to be a lot smarter than men arc, and Ulen for them to like you i'\ a difficuJt situation. ft 's one of iliose things that are very hard to find -°"1t pef{oct t.·omb ination where you kind of agree on all ilie mundane affairs of stale where Ute big issues of bfe come to calling iliat you can work togeilier to solve lho'ie. If you could re-do one momenl or lndde:rlt In your Ure, what would It bef ln 1977. my mom passed away. If I had to do It aJJ over again, I wouJd have done a lot more re'>earch into the me<lical issues that were involved and I wouJd have gotten much more involved in her treatment and what happened to her, because she pa.»'>t.'<l away in 1977 of bone cancn I alw.iys felt guilty about Ll1e fact that I didn't put enough effort into not listening 10 anybody, buL just going out and finding out for myself what the issu~ were and perhaps I could have saved her. ... Who le.n ows. What profes~on other than yours would you like to have hiedf FBI agent. ·nial w...tS always a chlldhood dream of mine, that I always wanted to become an agent in Ute FBL That was always a dream that I always had. That and becoming an airline pilot. but I determined that the boredom and ilie tedium would get to me Aide Rollll ieon Politics, business and t111V1ronment lllpC)lter, (9491764-4330 aliaa.r00tn9on@tarimos.com i...-PW\e Newt atailUlnt, (949) 574-4298 IU1&""'18tllllti,-,,..oom PtfOTOGAAl'HERS Man: C Dusbn, Don Lelld1. Kent Treptow Af.AO£AS HOTUNE 19491 &42-fi086 Rooord your comments aboUt tM Dally Pilot or news ti1>1 Addi.a Our eddreat I• 330 W. Bay St., Co1t1 MeM, CA 92827. Offlctl hou,. tte Monday· Frl~y. 8:30 a.m. 5 p.m. ComtcdoM h 11 the Pilot._ Polley to promf111V correct all ltTOrs of 1ublL1nce. PleaH ~II (949) 764-4324. FYI The Newport 8aacM:oltl Meu Oallv Pilot (USPS-144-800) 1• publl1n.d ~Uy. In NMport Beech and Cotta Mffl, aubteftl)llont era evallebt9 only by aubtcrlblng to The Timee Orange County (8001 252..e14 t. In .,... out9lde of Newr>ott 8eadl and Coltl Mtea. 1ubecrlptlon1 to tM Dally Pilot '"' 1vallabl1 only by ftrtt clltt mall for $30 Pl' month. (Plbl Include ell appliclbta 11• end loc.ll tt••I DON LEACH I DAILY PILOl cvcntua!Jy and I'd be more inclined to find a 101 of investigation. Investigation has always been what I really enjoy doing -finding out Ulings. I think to do someiliing bigger than ju!>t work to make money -it would be more fun to solve import.an! cases Lo correct things iliat couJd happen that might have gone wrong. What are 90me differences ~n a typical day In your life now vasus a day ln your life 20 yean agof A lot more freedom now. When you're in your own business, you have to set your priorities more functionally so you can see what you want to do. There's just a heck of a lot more freedom 10 go after issues iliat you want to go after than when you're working for somebody else. So 20 years ago, I had to do what a lot of people told me to do now -I'm doing less of iliat. What Is the gJeatest lesson you"ft learned In your llfef I iliinlc. it's that you don't have control over everything. I always thought that I couJd control just about anything that came into my eye line, and it's one of those things where you onJy atlempt. If you can focus on what you want in life and you focus on how you want to accomplish it. you still may have to make some in-course corrections along Ute way, because it doesn't always worlt out like you had planned. There's a lot of uncontrolJ ables out iliere. There's a lot or things that you can't manage and think that are going to happen the way you want iliem to happen. so you have to be Oexible. What do you treasure mosrf I treasure my wife and our relationship and au of the people iliat have helped us along the w.iy. I treasure all the people that are doing good iliings for oilier people in life. I treasure good energy from people iliat want to belp oiliers, period. Because that's what makes your life what it Is. f think iliat if you don't treasure other people in your life, its an empty existence. POSTMASTER: Send addrn1 changes to The Newport Beach/Cotta Meu Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Meu, CA 92626. Copyright: No news stories, illustrations. editorial matter or adVertlsementt herein can be reproduced without written peimluion of copyright ownM HOW TO MACH US Cftullldoft The TlmM Onlnge County 18001 252-91•1 Mveldlllltij a 1111fled (9491 &4Hi678 Ollpley UM8) 942-'321 !dllofW Newt (9491942-6680 8poft9 (IM91 !"14-4223 Newt .... (IM9) 1146-4 t70 8poft9 .... (Mel 86().-017()' ~: dlll'rPll«•tatlm#.com MM!Olloe ...... Olllb (M9) 842-'321 ......... ,.. (949) 831·7126 Publlahed by Tlmea Community News. • dlvlalon of the LOI Angolft Timee. lie THE OLDER CROWD Cupid strikes at Senior Center Februaryis the monili of love, that special time when candy, Oowers and cards are exchanged between loved ones and friends. But the expression of true romantic love is not confined to February alone. as entertainment. Refreshments and desserts will be served. The entire community is invited, and admission is $4. Make the event more fun and come wiili your costumes, canes, parasols and feather boas. AVIVA GOELMAN Congratulations to Surat Singh of Angel's Auto Spa for receiving ilie Mayor's award this month. Surat a longtime supporter of the Senior Center and every year is Ute sponso r of our Thanksgiving brunch. aU of w. at Ute Costa Mesa Senior Center recently discovered. Those three enduring words, NI love you,N are Ute most compelling and enduring or Ute human experience, but too often Lhese days they are devalued because they're casually thrown about like other overused bromides. "I love you N means everyiliing or nothing. unless rescued by personal detail. As many or us know, love's arrow strikes wiiliout warning. always falling - rightly -to distinguish its targets by age or beauty. This year, the Senior Center h as been.blessed by Cupid's visit to our Widows/Widowers Support Group. II was love at first sighL Marilyn Vogel and Basil KJen have delighted us aU by announcing their engagement. Cupid has pierced other hearts too, as many of our seniors al the Senior Center have become longtime friends. So in the monili's spirit of love, please remember to mart your calendars for our Valentine's Party. which wilJ be held from 3:30 to 6 p.m. on Feb. 13 at the Costa Mesa Senior Center. The celebration wiU include dancing and hors d'oeuv.res. Ticke ts for members are $4, and for nonmembers $8. Call (949) 645-2356 for reservations. Our Ballroom Dancing group will host its Valentlne's Dance from 7:30 to I 0:30 p.m . on Feb. I 0. Betty's Trio will provide live music, and refreshments and desserts will be served. Admission is $4 and the community is welcome to be a part of Ute fun. A discussion of new Medlcations Medkare Benefits will be presented by Orange County I leaJth Care Agency pharmacist Dr. BiJJ Uu. The presentation will be during our mem bership monthly meeting on Feb. 17 at Ute center. Membership is S 18 a year, and guests are welcome. Finally, our Mardi Gras Dance wiU take place from 7:30 to I 0.30 p.m. on Feb. 24. Once again, Betty's lno will provide the musica.l On a more serious note, you may have read in this newspaper about some concerns wiili ilie Senior Center's heating system. The weailier Olis winter has been exceptionaUy cold, and we have been working very hard to make sure our heating system keeps up with demands. But the Costa Mesa Senior Center's building is 13 years old, and Ute heating and air conditioning systems do show ilieir age from time to time. As aU homeowners le.now, most appliances and heating systems have a life of about 15 years. We are working closely with ilie city of Costa Mesa to make sure your heating and cooling system is in good repair and functioning properly. We have also been working wiili our outside heating service to improve conditions. The buiJdjng's temperatures are being monitored daily. The human body is ilie most wonderful, complex machine in Ute world Our body can wallr. and run, climb and sit, see, hear, smell, taste and feel. It -can eat, talk. laugh, lift things. play games, think and read. The circulation of our blood through our body is not unlike the Senior Center's healing system. It keeps us warm. That Is why it is very important to get up every so often and move around to better circulate the blood in our body. Taking a short walk is like turning the thermostat up on your home heater. If there are any further concerns please feel free to contact us at ilie Senior Center a t (949) 645-2356. The center is at 695 W. 1901 Screet in Costa Mesa. • AVIVA GOELMAN is the executive director of tlie Costa Mesa Senior Center and w ill write occasional columns about the center, Its members and senior Issues. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST Morning clouds and fog, along with •alight drizzle, will give way to patchy clouds In the afternoon. High temperatures will be In the upper 50s to low 60a. Expect overnight lows to be In the upper 40a to low 50s with clouda ltldclng around but the fog lteyfng o1flhore. Look for a alight chence of rein Monday end a better chance of showers Tueaday. lnfonutlon: www.tnW.noaa.QOV BOATING FORECAST On the Inner wtttr1. nonhwest winds will be ft 10 knob. becoming~ from 10 to 20 knots In the lftwnoon, WIW9 will be tt 2 fMt or i.aa on a W8llt8m tw911 of 3 to 6 feet. Winds ahotAd lhlft b.ct to the ncMdwMllllt .... NOt1t1w9lt wtnda wll be from 10 to 15 knota ltt the ouw waters today. Expect 3-foot waves and a western swell of 5 to 1 feet beyond Catalina. SURF The northwest swell should peak today, ao expect chest· to head-high sets on west-feeing beaches. Oual-expoture spots could be even better. However, moat o.c. beache8 Will be ie.. bectluae of laland blockage. The next swell la due In Tuetdey. ..., CIU9llty: www . .urfridflr.org TIDES nm. •t:l561.m. 12:1Wp.m, 8:01 p.m. 11:19p.m. Height ..76fMthlgh 0.32fMtlow 3. ,, fMt high 2.nftttlow WATER TEMPERATURE 51~ .. Daily Pilot No reading between rising cost of college textbooks Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Students faced with repeated tuition hikes have to dig even deeper in their pockets as newer and more costly textbooks hit the shelves each se- mester. In a report released Thursday, a student group found that students are paying up to 20% of their fees for their textbooks-about $1,000 a year at UC Irvine, according to one official. Publishers are par· tially responsible for the costs by frequently releasing new editions and bundling books with other materials. the report said. ·1 think it calls the publishers to task." UC! Dean of Students Sally Peterson said. "They need to work with faculty. Maybe publishers will listen to faculty. They're certainly not listening to students." The California Student Public Interest Research Group con- ducted a study of common text- books and interviewed faculty and staff at schools for the report. They fowtd that the average cost for a new textbook was $!02.44, 58% higher than an average used textbook -when students can find them. "I couldn~ find people with my books." said ua criminology ma· jor L¥nIY Lumibao. "And with some used editions. they are prac- tically falling apart. Sometimes they're only $2 or $3 less than new ones. .Every time I go in (the book- store\ there are always more new editions (than used)." f>Mt of the problem. according to the report. is new and some- times unnecessary editions of textbooks coming out. When a publisher relea'iCS a new edition, the value of the previous one drops significantly and bookstores are often unwilling to buy them back from students. New editions are often not justi- fied, said 76% of faculty members in tl1e survey. Professors usually end up filling in the ~ in c.laM with new data anyway. Lumibao said. "It's pretty apparent some pub- lishing companies are coming out with new editions more ~ quentJy, • Peterson said. Publishers also often bundle textbooks with software or work- books that professors may not use. In one case, the repon found. a "bundled" version of the book cost twice as much as just the boo le. A spokeswoman for the M:>n. of American Publishers could no1 be reached. Some students are finding Wdys around the costly book fees. On- line book swaps. including one run by UCl's branch of the c.alifor- nla Student Public Interest Re- search Group, allow students to contad each other on message boards and seU or exchange books. taking out the middleman. "I got my biology and biochem- istry book on the swap," UO stu- dent Melody U said. "It was really convenient I just e-mail the per- son to ask if they still want to sell it. then we meet up on campus. I didn't have to pay $130 just for a new book to use for one or two quarters. They sold it to me for half price." But students trying to cut costs by ordering books from online re- taDeni sometimes don't get what they bargained for. said Orange Coast College Dean of Students Kate Meuller. All too often, they end up with the wrong edition unless they ched:: carefully before ordering. OCCs campus bookstore is now run by Barnes & Noble. which is able to offer more used editions than when it was run by the school. she said. Bui for the time being. she doesn't see costs of new books corning down. "Studencs seem to just know thats how it is." she said " lhey don't like it. I don't like it But tJ1e publishers just play this game." • Mild • Medium ~hy$ 99 REG. '2.49-'2.99 I .... • Hot • Chili •Routed Garlic ~Orgaftic Refried Beans • PinJD with ChiJj •PinllJ ~ • Blac/r 77.., .. REG. '2.35 1s.4 az.. Frozen MucheesTM 11~'= .... s.t•s.o.1 ., for REG. 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There ate a Im or people ln Orange County that lool great, but they are one or two decisions away from roclc bottom. It can be a bu lness gon~ bad. Job stuff, financial de· cis1ons. Peoplt have all sorts or stuff." "The willingness that he had to submit himself to a process was somewhot unique,• MuU said. "Men th.at find themselves In lhat situation often times will not be wiling to be accountable. He did a phenomenal }ob of submitting hllnself and being willing to be held accountable in an anempt to allow God to change his heart.· N. pan or his recovery proc· e1',, Page and his wife also went through a formal process lnlti· arcd by the Rock I !arbor elder bourd. The board commis· '>ion~d a ·restoration team," which tncluded a psychologist. a l l·st~r 'ponsor for Keith and a 12 · ~t~p sponsor for Gina. Members of the team met \.\i th the Pages regularly over a two·yt:ar period . Ln September 2003. IJ1e team unequivocally recommended that Keith P'.tge b(' festored to ministry. Gary MuU, a member of the elder board, said he was Im · CHURCH Contmued from Al Construction is expected 10 stnrt around April and should be finished by mid·Seprember. Scoll said. Rock I !arbor's new home will hold about 900 con· gregants, while the senior cen· rer only can hold about 550. "I laving more space will all ow us 10 rouch more lives -nor 0111)• un weekends bu1 now thmu~huut the week ... lead pas· tor fodd Proctor said. "We do 1101 we this building as a per· m a n \'lll ho me that can :.ome· how nrnrain our minbtne1'. but 1m1eud a!. a launching pad for our work in cha nging lives DISMISSAL Continued from Al \\lh.11 were doing.· I lw commission'1> deci!t10n \.,,111 hopefully put other com· prlllit'~ on notice ahout how employee~ i.ho uld be treated, Cio renberg said. "I do thtnk rhot ... trong find· inK~ hke thi!> !>end a message th.it l'mployment discrimina· 11on I'> unacceptable and that pt·ople won'r srand for it." ( .orcnberg ~aid. Cirque du Soleil has not contacted Lambda Legal di· rl·t1lv w11 h ir" offer to reinsrare C..u'lcl . Gutenberg said . WHAT'S AFLOAT • WHATS AFLOAT is published periodically. If you are planning a nautical event. submit the information to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627,by faxto\949)646-4170;or bye·mall 10 dal/yp1/ot ,l{i/at1mes.com SPECIAL EVENT The N•wport Harbor Nautical Museum will have an exhibit for 17SHTREET BEAUTY CENTE R rJ1it Largest, :Tint.st, 1rinuflitst 'Beauty S11ppfy & 1uf!St1Tlict Salon Jn Orange County O~n 7 Days • (949) 642-1717 The Rod Bottom ministry is not related to Rock Harbor. Through Rock Bottom, Keith Page keeps a lower profile than when he was the lead pastor of Rock Harbor. People usually hear about hfr, experience through word or mouth. "lt'!t like I gel a call from somebody who knows my story and they know 11omebody and all or a sudden. a pasror's life blow1.t up. maybe in Nonhem California, and all of a sudden I'm flying up tllere," Page said. Page said he applies comfort, .!Cross Orange County." fhe property owner Is refur· b1-.hing the office space. and the church 1s talang care of renovat· ing the rest or the building. Scoll said. "It's pretty much gutted. so we have to do everything. and what we're doing is major.'' Stott said. When it's done, the church will include a main sanctuary that will also be used as a multi· purpo"e room. a children's wor· ship room. a sitting area and po1.tSibly a theater and an gal- lery. It will also have spacious children's classrooms. !>everal meeting rooms and offices - ameniries church staff hru. got· ten used to living wi rhout, Scott Lambda Legal has sched· ul ed protests against Cirque du Soleil when the intricate circus show travels 10 Atlanra and New York later this year. Gorenberg said the protests will probably conri nue stnce Cusiclc's case has evoked such impassioned response~ around the country. "I would expect ),Ince the case really does speak to so many people thar they would respond until justice is done.· Gorenberg said. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covets CoSta Men She may be reached at 19491 574·4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@latimes.com #Hooked: The Lure and Lore of Sport Fishing; et the Grand Salon from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Feb. 29. The museum Is at 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beadl. Information: (949) 673-7863, htrp:llWww.nhnm.orQ. SAILING CLASSES Salli"i) FalCiMdon o«.n das ... in boating safety and sailing year-round for persons with disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678. Orange County empfov-rs c:.n bring their employees out to Newport Beadl on weekdays to enjoy a day of sailing courtesy of Orange Coast College. The school .of sailing and seamanship now offers A ctiance for groups to wor1r. with the on-board Instructor on different sailing tedlniques 20% OFF (.__ l ~ ·'. ' ' • ! •• ' •. ~ (9491 64 2 · 1717 Bt::ST PRICES • B f.ST SERVICE • 8 BST SELECTION NEW ARRIVAI.S OP SmrtWltt Pm...JiuJ llnttrlta can and compauJon to his cli- ents, but he doesn't give advice. 'Tm not telling anyone what to do,• Page said. • ... I'm a re- tired pastor for now, but l can still share my experience, strength and hope. We get calls from couples In crisis all the time because we were public when our life went down.• Keith has worked with clients on issues Involving gambling. alcohol, drugs and seJt. he said. He has also consulted elders who are having trouble with their senior pastor and with couples on life coaching. While the ministry started In Orange County, the Pages hope to extend It to Hawaii as well. Keith Page ls working on getting his real estate license in Hawaii and Tuesday he was in Kauai where the Pages own property. They would like to do some re· treats in HawalJ In the future, Keith Page said. "Hopefully. one can serve the other.ff Keith Page said. "Hope· fully. because of all my experi· said. ·we currently have six to seven employees sharing a room in a house, whereas what we're moving into has offices, which is exciting and scary at the same time, because we don't k:now what that's like anymore.# Scott said. Olurch officials are calling on all the congregants to be part of the move, Scott said. "The whole church has been waiting for so long," Scott said. "Everyone's waiting to just put their hand in and say. 'We're go· ing to be a part of this. We're go· ing to come logether and make this aJJ it can be.'" Senior center Director Aviva Goelman said she was Uuilled GROWTH Continued from Al feet." Both real estate executives said they expect sales to stay healthy although Interest rates may creep upward later I.his year. Some have tried to compare current market conditions to those that preceded a crash In the early 1990s, but people are putting an average of twice as much down on a house than they were then, High said. With more invested, home· owners are more likely to weather changes in I.he mmet. "You have to anticipate that while they get advice on how to perform well In business. No sailing experience necessary. One-<lay classes cost from $100 to $125. (949) 645-9412. <mnge Co•lt Coll~·· echool of sailing and seamanship will offer a noncredit intermediate Lidos sailing clau from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 20 and 27 and March 5 at OCC's Sailing Center in Newport Beadl. The cost Is $120. Information: (949) 645-9412. <mnge Coalt Colteo-'• ec:hool of sailing and seamanship will offer a line splicing class from 7 to 9 p.m. Feb. 9 et OCC's Selling Cente'r in Newpon Be8ctl. The cost is $45. Information: (949) 645-9412. <mnge Coat~'• ldtool of sailing and seamanship will offer a basic cruising class from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 22 and 29 and March 7, 14, 21 and 28 at OCC's Sailing Center In Newport Beadl. The cost Is $415. Information: (949) 645-9412. BOAT RENTALS With Marina~"' !tie Balboa Fun Zone, you can enjoy nautical experiences from mild to wild. Take a self-guided tour of the bay In your choice of power and tall watercraft, jump the ocean swell• In a Sea-doo jetboat, put you ap<>rt·flshing tkllla to the test In a fully equipped Boston whaler, or aoar above it all on a parasall flight along the Newport coast. Complimentary ice and beverages are Included with all 0-, I{,, Sino, 0.. ~I ~1949281 ij, 0. loaij "°811 .,,$7,411 $10,211 ,, .... NcJ '-'1 Cs!! N, I(. PWI ~ISl~ 14,911 ence In CalifomJa, I can be a blessing to churche In Kauai if they want to learn, and Kauai can be a blessing because l can bring people In California who are burnt out and need renewal. We will have a house, condo or hotel available for those wbo need It." While he still has regrets about his lnfidellry, his recovery has led him to a better place. Keith Page said. "I still feel sad about how my decisions affected other people -my wife and the church and the people in my church and my friendships.• Keith Page said. "But at the same time, l feel very grateful because I feel forgiven by God. I'm thankful that my marriage and my famUy bas been reborn. And then I'm ex· cited abour where I'm at with Rock Bottom." • DE1RDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa. She may be reactied at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@/arimes.com. for Rock Harbor that it finally will get Its own facUity. "This is something that was necessary for them because they're growing, and even though it will be a loss for us. we're really happy for them." Goelman saJd. "I wish them nothing but the best." Revenue from Rocle Harbor accounts for about 15% or the senior center's budget, Goelman said. The center will spend the time before the church moves out deciding how to replace that revenue, Goelman added • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Cos1a Mesa. She may be reeched at (949) 574-4221 or bye mail at deirdre.newman~latimes.com. people have a much higher stay· • ing power should there be a change in the market.· he said. Pianos said an interest rate in· crease might slow sales a little, but it's not likely to spark a panic in the market because homes are a safer long-term investment. "Thats one of the reasons why the bubble probably won't ever occur." he said. ~11·s not like they're stocks and they're going to get rid of it. People WclJlt to live in it." •ALICIA ROBINSON covers business, politics and the environment. She m11y be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at a/icia.robinson@/ar1mes.com. electric boat rentals Balboa Boat Rentals can put you on the water in many ways: with single and double kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats, pedal boats and runabouts for offshore use or cruising the bay. Balboa Boat Rentals also holds two-hour scavenger hunts aboard the electric bay boats, providing group activity for corporations, birthdays, nonprofit organizations and group outings. The hunt packages Include boats. trivia questions, maps, Polaroid cameras and supplies. The cost of a hunt begins at $225 per boat and catering is available at an additional rate. For hunt reservations, call (949) 673· 7200. a.ctric boat ...mats are evallable by the hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beadl. All boats sre equipped with window enclosures and CO players. Reservations are suggested. An hour rental is $75. (949) 645-6812. P9dal bolts, et.c:tric: boats, boogie boards, kayaks, inflatable rafts, catamarans. beach furniture and wetsuits are available for rent at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes. (949) 729-1150. Gondola toura .,. oflwed by the Gondola Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite 102·B. The $76 coat includes a basket of bread, cheese, salami, Ice, glasses, a blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. (949) 675·1212. BRIEFLY IN PUBLIC SAFETY Former St. Joachim vicar pleads guilty A 72-year-old former Ro · man Carbolic prfe.t. who RtVed u .. p&rOChi&l vicar at St. Joachim Catholic O>urch In CO$ta Mna, pleaded guilty on Friday to sexually uaauJtlng a 15· year-old gJrl. offtcials said. Gerardo Jarencio Tani· long pleaded guilty to two felony counts of commit· ting a lewd act upon a child. He faces up to three yean and e\gbt months in prison. He was serving at the Our Lady of Guadalupe- DelhJ Olurch in Santa Ana at the dme or the Incident. TanUong was sitting in the back seat of a vehicle next to the victim when he groped her, officials said. He was returning from a church function with the girl and her family. The vic- tim told her parents about the groplng soon after re- turning home. officials said. Tanilong came from Phil· ipplnes ln 1986 and be- came a priest in 1990. He served at St. Joachim for two years, said Father Joe Fenton. spokesman for the Diocese of Orange. Tb.is was the only complaint brought against Tanilong to the Diocese. he said. · Bishop Tod Brown of the Diocese of Orange also an· nounced on Friday that Ta· niJong has been perma· POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • AshtMlry Circle: A forged prescription was reported In the 6500 blodc at 1 :47 p.m. Thursday. • West Baker Street: A home burglary was reported in the 600 block at 11:16 a.m. Thursday. •West 8 aU1 Swet and Falntlew Road: A traffic accident involving injuries WH reported at 1 :25 p.m. Thursday. • Harbor Boulevard: Petty theft was reported In the 2300 block a19:34 a.m. Thur1day. • Pepper n.. lane and Royal Plltm Drive: A vehicle burglary was reported at 10:43 a.m. Thursday. • Shellmar Drive: A home burglary was reported in the 700 blodc at 12:42 p.m. Thuraday. • Ealt 17th Street: Vandalism was reported In the 100 block at 3: 11 p.m. nendy removed &om &he rnUU.try. He wu put on ad· minilt.raUve leaw In JulJ wben the aUepdon wu mact.. 'Illnllong ,.m no Ion· ger be allowed to function publicly u a prlett or wear the derice.1 collar, Brown • said. Tanilong ls acbeduled to be tentenced on April 2 at the North Jusdce Center Iii Fulle,non. Anned robber accos~ woman An armed man report· edly took a purse from a woman at gunpoint in the parking lot or a Japanese supermarket TbW$day eve- nlng. Costa Mesa police of· ficfals said. The robber accosted the woman as she was walking toward her car. said Lt. John Fitz.Patrick. "He pol11ted the gun at her, took her purse, got into bis car and left," he said. No one was hurt during the incident and no shots were fired. 1be robber is described as a 25· to 30·year-old man, about 5-foot·9 with shoulder-length black hair and wearing dark-colored clothes. He ls said to have gotten away in an older model American car. Anyone with information ls asked to call the Costa Mesa Police Depanment at (714) 754-5281. Thur•dey. • West 1tth Street and Newport Boulevard: A hit~and·run felony was reported et 7:07 a.m. Thursday. NEWPORT BEACH • EHt latboe Boulewlrd: A car fire WH reported In the 100 blodc at 2:17 p.m. Thursday. • Bodega Bay Dtfw: A home burglary WH reported In the 100 blodc at 1:41 p.m. Thursday. • N.wport Center Drfve East Trespassing was reported In the 600 blodc at 2:12 p.m. Thursday. • SHlhoN Drtve: A hit-and-run was reported In the 4700 bloclt at 2:07 p.m. Thursday. • Vitia Point Drive: Vendallsm wes reported in the 300 blodc at 12:47 p.m. Thursday. •Ith StrMt: Grand theft wasreportedlnthe100 blodc at 10:11 p.m. Thursday. OBITUARIES Virginia Campbell Graney A memorial service for Ms. Virginia Campbell Graney is scheduled for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Pa· ciflc View Memorial Park. Ms. Graney. a 27-ye.ar Corona del Mar resident. died on Friday or natural causes. She was 80. Ms. Graney is survived by sons Patrick. Bruce, Ted and Kent Graney; daughter Susan Graney-Weinberger. 13 grandchildren, two great grandchildren and brother Ralph Campbell. A viewing is set for Tues· day between I :30 and 2:30 p.m. ar Pacific View. Donald R. McAnlis Mr. Donald R. McAnlis. a longtime Newporr Beach resident and den· tist, d ied on Dec. 26 of narura l causes. He was 83. Mr. McAnlis is survived by his wife Fem; sons Steve and Mark: seven grandchildren and one great grandchJld. His remains will be scattered along a course to Moonstone, Catalina Island, as per his wishes. ·.~ Dally P1101 Saturday. Jdnuary 31 . 2004 A5 A circus-like classroom Children of the Cirque du Soleil performers and support staff keep up with their studies thanks to the effort of two teachers. Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot L ike many other local ~chool!>, Lo'\ta Mesa's newest one meets in a mobile da~~room - but it has way more perk~. ll overlooks an equeMrian center and ha' a lov .. student-to· teacher rauo and no tuition; and a nauve <;pt.>aker leacht.'~ French le~ons. But if you want your child to go there. you'll have lo run away and join the ClfCUS Cirque du Soleil puched its trademark blue and yellow big top in town earlier thi!! month for it!> latest production, "Varekai." And when thb French-Canadian circus comes 10 town. it brings with 11 acrobats. clown~. 111u\1dan~. support ~taff -and tht•ir childrt.'n. "As a teacher and a parent, I lhink lhi~ school " excellent," said Canadian Pam Dyment. who is a former teacher and whose two children HU lo the school. "They get ~o mud1 one-on·one an ention. it\ like being in the bc'>l private 1>chool pOS)ible. And ii\ frl'l• .. On the tour. eight d11ldren age 6 to 15 go to lhe .,rhuol five day\ a week. Two teachl'ri. lead rhem in marh, 1>cie1Kt'1>, horm: econonuc~. hiMory. phy'>icdl education and I ngh'h and YOUR SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Adems K-5 2850 Clubhouse Road, Costa Mesa Principal: Candy Cloud Main phone: (714) 424-7935 Attendance: (714) 424-4702 Andersen K-6 1900 Port Seabourne, Newport Beach Principal: Mary Manos Main phone: (949) 515·6935 California K-5 3232 California St., Costa Mesa French -Clrque du SoleiJ's otlkiaJ languages. Wilh a multicultural cast in the i.how-performers from Russia. Georgia. Spain and many other countries -the l>thool must cater to l!nglish-language learners. Through immersion and personal attention. students get up to speed quicidy. teacher Paul Olrunpaign said. "When you're teaching one-on-one. you see them progress so quickly." Champaign '>aid. "They're like sponges." Eight-year-old Salome retvadze from Georgia knew no t-.nglish a little more than a year ago. Now sh e speaks English without an accent. "How a bout 'hello?'" 6-year-old Canadian Janie Drouien asked her. '"Well, yeah!" Salome assured. "And 'goodbye,"' 6-year-old ~!.ha Rissouev, from Russia, .idded, then tappl'd his head. 'And 'head."" "Oh. yeah." ':iaJome said with ii ca .. ual air. Often. teacher 01ristinc Chandonnel~aid, the children learn to s peak so well that they wrve a~ interpreter~ for Lheir parents. chattering away in Lngli!>h at them after school. ~omc, like sa .. ha. 1>peak three language~. \Vh<.·n .,chool i'> al a circu'>. no one want~ to '>kip phy'>ical Principal: Jane Holm Main phone: (714) 424-7940 College Parit K-3 2380 Notre Dame Road. Costa Mesa Principal: Pat Insley Main phone: (714) 424-7960 Devis4-6 1050 Arlington Drive, Costa Mesa Principal: Cheryl Galloway Main phone: (714) 424-7930 Attendance: (714) 424-4762 Eastbluff K-6 2627 Vista del Oro, Newport Beach Principal: Charlene Metoyer Costa Mesa 1595 Newport Blvd. (949) 642-2050 Mon-Sat, 9a-5:30p Sunday, I 2p-5p 60°/o Off Kemper MARKC OUSTIN/OAILYPILOl Teacher Paul Champaign, left. yells a phrase from the book ~Mortemar" with students Sasha Rissouev. 6, from Russia, center, and Salome Tetvadze, 8, from Georgia, right, dunng the read along story time of an afternoon class for the children of the CrrQue du Sole1I staff. Cabinets Extended till February 24th 2004 l'ducation da''· No ~urprbc considering they get to ritle hor~e1>, play 1cnnis, jump on trampoline<. and even learn to juggle. But learning in a school 1ha1 moves every two or thtt'I.' monthi. lllt'illl' I he drendcd chore of packing. fo.make thing!> e.1'1cr. almo5t everything 1n the room 1., wt up in mobile Main phone: (949) 515-5920 Harbor View K-6 900 Goldenrod Ave., Corona def Mar Principal: Mellissia Christensen Main phone: (949) 515-6940 Keiser 3-6 2130 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa Principal: Stacy Holmes Main phone: (949) 515-6950 Attendance: (949) 515-6852 Killybrooke K·S 3155 Killybrooke Lane, Costa Mesa Principal: Kathy Sanchez Main phone: (714) 424-7945 crate<. 1-ven the desks are mmll' from road cases. Traveling for a year or more al a time, howevcr. can take '>Omc adjU'>llllt'lll ror the older '>tudent.,, who m1s1> their fnl'nth back home. "I like my old school," .. a1ll Dyml•nt"-. I 0-year-old .,on, Jonah Petru1 r "I h<1d c;o many lril'ntl'> .. "1likl'1lw. better." \Jld Lincoln K·6 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona def Mar Principal. Barbara Rothman Main phone: (949) 515-6955 Attendance: (949) 515·6808 Mariners K-6 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach Principal. Pam Coughlin Main phone: (949) 515·6960 Newport Coast K-6 6655 Ridge Park Road, Newport Coast Principal: Monique VanZeeBroeclc Main phone: (949) 515-6975 Laguna Beach 345 North PCH (949) 494-655 1 Mon-Sat, I Oa-6p Sunday. 12p-5p 15-year-old Natalya Ohorilko from Ukraine. "You get more ;rnention from tl'arhcrs so it's ea,1e1 to learn En~li'h and rrcmh. And you gi>r to rravel. l\I} lr1ends thin._ 11\ rnol." • MARISA O'NEIL covers educa11on She may bo reaehed at (949) 574 4:?68 or by e·ma1I at ma,,sa.one1/ a lat1mes com Newport Elementary K·6 14th Street and Balboa Boulevard, Newport Beach Principal: Denise Knutsen Main phone: (949) 515-6965 Newport Heights K·6 300 E. 15th St., Newport Beach Principal: Judith Chambers Main phone: (949) 515-6970 Attendance: (949) 515-6872 Paularino K·3 1060 Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa Principal: John Sanders Main phone: (714) 424-7950 Attendance: (714) 424-4742 South Bay 23649 Hawthorne Blvd. (3 10) 373-0442 Mon-Sat, 9a-5:30p Sunday, 12p-5p -------·· ------~-~--------·--1 • ......... + ·---·-· ·---· --·---..-...···~---------...-'~~! 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Lami nate Texture-Plu•h Flooring Featuring A LLOC Nu G lue Installation ~·rp•t f~o •2a a q ft lnsta/IPri Wood .. rb•r C.rpe t Flooring Refinishing & New f~o~ $1 U Installed Sq ft Carpets • Area Rugs • Vinyls Ceramics • Wood • Laminates Allcl• Robinson Daily Pilot NEWPORT·MF..SA -A variety of the area's business, taxpayer and labor groups have lined up on both ides of Proposition 56, lhe March 2 ballot initiative that would reduce the vote required to pass budget and tax bills in lhe legislature. The issue also would require legislators to stay in session when lhey don't pass a budget on time and cut off lheir pay un- til they do. It also would create a budget reserve fund. Proponents say Proposition 56 will end legislative gridlock and restore stability to lhe state bud· get by reducing lhe required vote from 66% to 55%, but critics say it's like giving legislators a blank check by making it easier to raise taxes. MBasically lhe idea is to reform the budget process so that lhe AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by tax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4295. SPECIAL EVENTS ART OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK Orange Coast College is offering a nine-part film history on Alfred Hitchcodc. Retired OCC professor H. Arthur Taussig will moderate the series. Each session will be held at 6:30 p.m. one Friday each month. The events will be held at OCC's Fine Arts Hall 116. Admission is $6 for adults and $5 for seniors and OCC students. Information and tidcets, call (714) 432-5880, http:llwww.occticlcets.com. ALL-AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS The All-American Boys Chorus will hold an audition call fo r boys ages 8 to 10 in the third through fifth grades. Auditions take will take place from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 24 at chorus headquarters, 88 Fair Dr., gate five off Arlington, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 708-1670, http://www.tsabc.org MUSIC JOHNNY MATHIS Johnny Mathis will perform some of his classics, such as "Misty" and "Chances Are," at 8 p.m. today at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Tidcets cost: $45 to $100. Information: (71 4) 656-2787. http://www.ocpac.org. ERICH MUNZNER Erich Munzner and his band Good Fortune will perform Ceramic f\·~o~ s 1 §.Q sa ft Vlnyl Flooring 0~•1 ° f~ aq ft CALL NOW 642-8400 ~s1Jte4a DESIGN CENTER #for All Your Decorating Needs!" fllRNITURE REUPHOLSTERY • Custom·Made Furniture •Slip Covers •Patio Furniture Draperies. Shades, & Bedspreads rdl'(<lr\' s ~'11 lWr< \( Hll • I ' ' 'I ' .: ' • "I' ' ' 1')4<tl (>.t2-~~()() \ f budgets will come in on time." said Jim Rogers, presldent of lhe Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers. School districts suffer from late state budgets because lhey don't know how much money lhey'U have for the school year. he said "School districts are looking at not knowing exactly what's going to happen." Rogers said. Among lhose in favor of the ballot initiative are lhe California Federation of Teachers, the Serv· ice Employees lntemational Union and lhe California League of Women Voters. The issue will streamline bud- get approval and take some of the poHlic.lcing for special inter- ests out of the process, said Ju- dith Gielow. co-president of the League of Women Voters of Orange Coast. The league would prefer that budget decisions be made by a Thursday at the Ha rd Rode Cafe in at the Fashion Island Shopping Center, Newport Beach. Tidcets cost $7. Information: http://www.goodfortune band.com, (714) 596-4337. CELEBRATING RAY BROWN Jazz performers Monty Alexander, John Clayton, Jeff Hamilton, Benny Green, Russell Malone and Christian McBride will perform together to celebrate jazz bassist Ray Brown from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Feb. 7 rn Founders Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive. Tidcets cost $49 to $56. Information: (714) 556-2787, http:llwww.ocpsc.org. MOZART CLASSICAL ORCHESTRA The Mozart Classical Orchestra will perform Mozart's Lucio Sila Overture, the Flute and Harp Concerto, and the "Prague" Symphony at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidcets cost $24, $32 and $39. Information: (949) 854-4646. http://mozartorchestra.org. JUILUARD STRING QUARTET The Juilliard String Quartet will perform music by Haydn. Webern, and Beethoven at 8 p.m. Feb 10 at the lrVine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. nctcets cost $26, $28 and $32. Information: (949) 854-4646, http://www.juiffiardstring quartet.net. 'HAPA: A CELEBRATION OF HAWAII' The concert "Hape: a Celebration of Hawaii" will be performed at 5 and 8:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Ticbts cost $32 and $38. Information: (949) 854-4646, simple majority, but It will sup· port the 55% proposal. she said. Under lhe current two·thitds majority rule, a few legislators can use their votes as bargaining chips to get funding for lheir pet projects, she said. "It's the minority lhat's holding lhese things up every year," Gie- low said. But lhose against lhe measure. including business and taxpayer groups, say it will open lhe door for tax increases lhat will hurt everyone in lhe state. "Passage of (Prop.I 56. in my opinion, would not only destroy lhe economic recovery that's go- ing on now. it would lhrow Cali· fomia's economy lnto a new downward spiral." said Ed Faw- cett, Costa Mesa Clamber of Commerce executive director. Some legislators already have proposed taxing commercial properties at a different rate than residential propenies. and olher business-specific taices would likely be in store if Propo· sition 56 passes. said Newport Beach Clamber or Commerce Executive Director Richard http://Www.hapa.com. PROLOGUE: 'CANDIDE' Opera Pacific will present Prologue: "Candide; a lecture on Leonard Bernstein's opera, at 2 p.m. Feb. 15 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. The cost is $25. Information: http://www.operapacific.org. CLASSICAL EDGE TRIO The Newport Beach Public Library will present the Classical Edge Trio featuring Larry Greenfield, Susan Boettger and a special guest percussionist at 3 p.m. Feb. 15 in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach. Information: (949)717-3870, option 2. http://www.newportbeach fibrary.org. CABARET BY THE BAY Duke's Place will host Cabaret by the Bay to benefit local charities at 9p.m. with a preshow dinner in the First Cabin restaurant at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 18, March 10, April 14, May 12 and June 16. The cost is $10 for the show and $37.50 for the dinner. Information and reservations: (949) 630-4145. CARMEN BRADFORD The Newport Beach City Arts Commission will present Grammy Award·winning jau vocalist and professor of music at USC Carmen Bradford, in a performance and talk from 3 to 4 p.m. Feb. 28 In the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 717-3870, httP:llwww.newportbeach fibrsry.org. MOSCOW STATE RADIO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ) • Luehrs sald. Another opponent or the mea- sure is 70th District Assembly- man John CampbeU, a Republi- can who recently filed papers for his own ballot initiative that would limit legislative budget in- creases and require a budget re- serve and balanced budget ~Theres no question bad this thing been in effect, say, three years ago. lhe tax rates ln Califor- nia would probably be about 25% h.igher lhan lhey are now," Campbell said. Tax and spending increases proposed by Democrats could p8S.'I easily under Proposition 56 because lhey bold 60% of As- sembly seats and more than 62% of the Senate, he said. The battle over Proposition 56 is likely to be an expensive one, wilh spending by both sides reaching as much as $30 mllHon. Campbell said. "The question becomes what do voters think it is.~ he said. "If voters understand it reduces the threshold for tax increases, I think it'U lose and it'll lose handily." The Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra will perform wortts by Sergei Rachmaninoff at 8 p.m. March 2 and an all-Tchaikovsky program at 8 p.m. March 3 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. The orchestra will be conducted by Pavel Sorokin. Tidcets cost $44 and $59. Information: (949) 854-4646, http:/lwww.cfsssicafarchives.com/ artistslmoscow.htmf. SYMPHONIC BERNSTEIN Orange Coast College's Symphony Orchestra will perform music from "Westside Story" and "Candide" at 6 p.m. March 6 at OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. OCC's 100-voice choral will join the symphony in the evening performance. Information: (714) 432-5880. JAZZ TRIO Gulfstream Restaurant in Newport Beach presents a jau trio Sunday through Wednesday as regular entertainment at 850 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. WEEKLY JAM The Studio Cafe presents Monday Night Jams from 7 to 11 p.m. every week. uwanled" musicians include guitar players, bass players, singers, drummers, keyboard ists and others at 100 Main St., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-7760. DUKE'S PLACE Jazz and cocktails flow daily from noon to midnight Sundays through Thursdays and from noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays at the Balboa Bay Club See AFTER, P•ae A7 SUNDAY BRUN CH s37 9s s19 9s Come visit our Sunday Brunch a.nd enjoy frflh seafood, prime rib, won~ut sweets and culinary CrNt1ons that only our ve<y own Chef Eric Maranowskt could create. Charnp.p and soft dr1nlu, plus ll'te entertainment, are Included, and outdoor seattne ts 1v1ltatxe. For res«VI lions au 9'49 n9 6160. Visit hy1ttnewporter.com. 1107 Jamboree Road Newport llffch FEEL TliE HYATI' TOUC .... \ I f Dally Pilot AFTER Continued from A6 & Resort. at 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 645-6000. M.WIM GINA WEEK.ENO JAZ1. Walter Lakota and David Alcantar, the New Yori!: Jan Connection Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251 E. Coast Highway In Newport at 8 p.m . Fridays and Saturdays and at 7 p.m . Sundays and Mondays. Diana Ditrf joins the duo on vocals on Mondays. It's free. Information: (949) 673-9600. MUSIC AT THE GRIU The Bluewater Grill offers live music Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nldt Peper and Kelly Gordien (known as MPG) perform classic rodt, R&B and awing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rode, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is at 630 Udo Parle Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 675-3474. MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground from Wednesday through Sunday. The band performs from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m . Sunday. The restaurant Is at 2735 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642·3431. MUSIC AT PLAYERS Players restaurant is now offering live music from 9 p.m . to midnight every Friday and Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. No cover charge. (949) 646-6615. WEEKEND MUSIC Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant in Newport Beach presents the Ridt Sherman Duo featuring Aidt Sherman and Alan Remington on Friday nights. The program features all your favorites on the saxophone keyboards. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. POP·ROCK ANO F\AMENCO Tate 5, a funk, rode and Motown act, performs at 9 p.m . Saturdays at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Solo guitarist Ken Sanders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGtfT R&B Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rode and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 475-2001. STAGE 'ANTIGONE' "Antigone# by Sophocles. the story of Oedipus' daughter who sacrifices everything to bury her brother, will be performed at 2:30 p.m. through Feb. 29 on the South Coast Repertory Segerstrom Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tidtets cost $19 to S55. Information: (714) 708-5554. 'JOURNEYS' •Journeys." the story of a young dancer who is struggling with her identity as an artist, will be performed at 8 p.m. today and at 2 p.m. today and Sunday at Vanguard University's Lyceum Theater, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mel8. The guest director will be Deborah Marley. Tidtets cost $8. Information: (714) 668-6145, JOHNNY MATHIS Grammy Awar~nning and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Johnny Mathis will perform some of his classics, such as MMisty" and "Chances Are,· at 8 p.m. today in Segerstrom Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost: $45 to $100. Information: (714) 556-2787 , http://www.ocpac .org. http://www.vsngusrd.edu/ thestrearts. 'THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES' "The Subject Was Roses," a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about a paper Q<>y's return from war, will be performed through Feb. 29 at the Newport Beach Theatre Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Tidtets cost $17 for opening night and $13 for all other performances. Information: (949) 631-0288. 'GUYS a oous· "Guys and Dolls" will be performed at 2 and 7 p.m. today, at 7 p.m. Friday and at 2 and 7 p.m . Feb. 7 at the Starlight Theatre Co., 1125 Victoria St. Costa Mesa. Tidtets cost $10. Information: (949) 645-7827. 'THE NIGHTINGALE' The Ker:inedy Center's Imagination Celebration will stage the Hans Christian Andersen classic tale "The Nightingale" at 7:30 p.m . Friday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Tidtets cost $11 for children and $13 for adults. Information: (949) 854-4646, http://www.kennBdy-center.org. 'SIDEWAYS STORIES FROM WAYSIDE SCHOOL' #Sideways Stories from Wayside School,# an adaptation by John Olive from Louis Sachar's Wayside School novels, will be performed from Feb. 13 to 22 at the Julianne Argyros Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa M esa. Tidtets cost $10 to $21. Information: (714) 708-5554. 'TOGETHER AGAIN Comedians nm Conway and Harvey Korman, who starred on #The Carol Burnett Show; will team up for a performances at 2 and 1 p.m. Feb. 8 in Segerstrom t-¥11 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive. Popular impressionist Louise OuArt will be their guest. Tidcets cost 35 to $60. Information: (71 4) 555-2121. 'TEWNG OUR STORIES' Orange Coast College's Repertory Theatre will present "Telling Our Stories; an evening of short plays, scenes and monologues by and for women, at 8 p.m. Feb. 14 and 21 and at 2and1 p.m. Feb. 15 and 22 at Orange Coast College's Orama Lab Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M esa. Tidtets cost $7 and $8. Information: (714) 432·5880, http://\Nww.occtidcets.com. 'MEDEA' The Claire Trevor School of the Arts will present Euripides' tragedy "Medea# at 8 p.m. Thursday through Feb. 1 and at 2 p.m. Feb. 7 in Winifred Smith Hall et UC Irvine. Tidtets cost: $8 to 10. Information: (949) 824-2787. ART A.M.HOCH New York artist A M. Hodl links images, sound and space to create "Mitosis: Formation of Daughter Cells; which will run through Feb. 15 at UC Irvine's Beall Center. The exhibition is open from 5 to 9 p.m. Information: (949) 8244339, http://beallcenter.uci.edu. ROBERT R. ECKER The Newport Beach Public Library will present an art exhibit by Robert R. Edter featuring 20 of his mezzotints in January and February at the Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 717·3870, http://www.newportbeach /ibrary.org. OIMI-~nehlp au..n .. •d 714-185·1871•800-433-2188 19142....., llMl..• Hw .................... ~ Uo. No. lt7908IO Mwt:-., WM. & MM•~ & 1'11n. M • lll.M• '-'-1M f]35frl!t[il1r1 50%-CfFlfJ.f OiliMt=iil I fer_. 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MAILBAG Greenlight's influence must be dimmed In response to the "'llghtenlng the Measure S loopholes" commeowy that appeared Wednesday, I would like to point out to ruck Tuytor and Phil Nst t.htlt the rights of the votm have not been taken away. Th the contrary, we are getting a chance to have a say ln the Marlnapark Hotel project The proponent of any project has the option of asking the Oty Cooncil to pJace their proposal on the ballot and go straight to the voters. Isn't this what Greenllght wants? Or would they prefer to make all the decisions in the city? First. the Greenllaht group dJdn't trust our city oftlciah to make dedslons on certain projects in the city -obtusely defined by the Greenlight Measure according to D1lftic, square-footage or dwelling units, which Is now an ordinance -and now It appears as if they are upset that the voters are going to get to decide. instead of writing commentaries about loopholes. why don't they offer their opinions on the project before I.be people? Of course they aren't expens on plannJng or projects, Just their beloved Greenllght. Th the Greenlighters of Newpon I say, you are getting what you want and the City Council Is not attempting wlo evade the will of the VOL~" every concerned Newpon 8eod1 resident Is getting ·the right to vote on the level of development and trafllc congestion lo this premier city.· Step aside Gceenlight Qult w.isting money on frivolous lawsuits and let the voters speak. TRACY ENGELEITER BaJboa lsland Screamers needed in today's political climate It Is serendipity that the Bell Curve article. ·Hearing just a shout or frustration,• regarding the I loward Dean scream was published the same day that Good Momlog Ame rica actually demonstrated its content 10 be true. The broadcasters on I.he natJonal momJng show aa.id that moi>t people In the room couldn't even hear the scream because or the noise. And that the microphone Dean was using ls one that blocks out the background noise ror the cameras so that people watching 'IV can hear over the noise -thus making the sound out of proportion to what it was ln reality. It was I.he same kind of microphone that Good Morning America uses and the show gave a demonstration. l, personally, would like to hear Dean scream loud and clear 10 Vice President Dick. Oleney and President George Bush about I.heir behavior regarding Iraq, Oleney's energy ties and his ti es to the Supreme Coun while he is about to have a case beard there. In fact, Dean is the only candidate that can stand up to those two and I.heir legion orfrlends now being Indicted for causing I.he pensions of many people to evapordte. I think we need a screamer to be heard. AGNES DUBBERLY Costa Mesa Inspi ration Point is not right place for monument I was reviewing what's been said in the letters. so far about Inspiration Poinl. I lhink all that's really left, is for someone to write a simple letter saying the following: ln response to Steve Simon's letter to the edJtor on Sunday Li1lcd, WFlndlng a porpoise-full monument;• Just be<:ause the Corona del Mar Committee star1ed too late, and they are now under the gun in terms of time, ls no reason to try to push through the wrong thing In the wrong place. Thying to get approvaJ after only a handfuJ of people {including just one small, local artist) have made a decision for an entire community, is a serious example of the age-old adage "putting the cart before the horse.· We need to save Inspiration Point. ROCHEUEUSS Corona del Mar COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Who really cares about education, anyway? By Flo Martin T he Orange County Depanmenr of Educalion threw a party and nobody. or practically nobody. came. Some two wee~ ago. Steve SmitJ1 included details in his weekly column abour tJ1e pany. Candidates for A&.embly Disrricts 68 and 69 would be featured :.peakprs at a forum at La Quinta High School. The di<;(u•;sion would highlight the candidate~· posilio11 0 11 education issues. "Now that'!. going to be an important mcetin~" I thought. "E'veryune and tlwir muther'.o; uncle arc griping dhout our '>Chools. I'm 'lire thl'y'll be lhl'rl' I veryone·, 111\t'rl">ll'<l in e<llll:aticm these dayi.." J.Or exampll', n lwac.lli1w 111 lhursday's I .os Angell"> ·11m~ reads, "Must 1:ll''>hmcn at Cal State ~lill 1 ;1ck lkL.,il' /\rnc.lemic Skilb" and the accompanying article went mill gn·at dt:lllib about the i.\sue. Now that's big news. The D·tllly Pilot featurL-<l •rn article about Shannon Jay, lhl' temporary teacher who was summarily firc<l recc11tJy. The contmver..)' spilll'c.l onto the Pilot\ front page. with an l'ditorial alkali to the render. tu voice their opinion More hig news. In a mere two months, voter-; are going to clc'C.'ldl· wlwther to i.pcnd $24.7 hilllo11. $12.3 billiu11 principle anti $12.4 billion inte«"'t. mi the l'uhlic I.duration Facili1i~ hone.I. My thought: "Maybe the l'a11tlida1t .... will haw some • infumialiu11. such a big d1wlk of chan~ is really big. really bi~" (Insert Ed Sullivan's voice here.) Flo Martin So, long srory 'ihort, I went to the party. What a !.hocker to see about 15 people there, mduding the fivf' rnnlUdatci.. /\ddi11g ini.ult 10 injury. a candidntc was a no~how. 1hc folk.'> who were tht·rt• W\'I\' either officiols from the V'drious o;choul dt~Lrirt., or the p~ Where are all tJ1t• pare11ts? \\hen.• are all the people who 1 arl-? My di...appom1mc11t did11'1 laM lo11i.:, thou~. I got to 1 hat with hll llll'r i\sscmblyworna11 Mamm llt'r).(l'Mlll, one of my lo11g ti Ille llt•n1<-... Slu:'l> quality pt.'<>ple a11d .. tit· c.l1ofii1itely carc'i. Why i<. Berge:.on a hl'ro? Well. 25 Yl'<l,.... <1go, like Jay, I ..crved a.'> a lu11g lt"nn 'uh for a teacher on a tlirt't.' ycarleave. In 191ll. when till' lady det:ided 10 return. I W<~ let go. Fortunately, I found a po-.iticm with another school c.li'ttri<.1. I ater, I received a letter from Bergeson m which '>he wnlll·. "I undcl"'itanc.I you are no longer with the Newpon Me-..'1 f IJ11ifil'<lf School Oi'ttrict -I wi.\h you Wl'rt'!" (Sill' rnust have hnd sonw adv..u1n' infonnalion bt..·1:au">t' in I!!\)] I w.i.' named California 0 111 .. 1a1111ing Poreign L<m~•a!{t' leadll'r of tJ1e Year.) l\c1ck. to tJ1c party. About an hour ago, I WdS chatting online with an old friend and colleague. I lal Wingard. Wmgard. a former teacher, ret:entJy retired as ext't.'lllive director for the California Language leacher..' A'tMl. I ll', ju"t like Bergeson, hwi cnn'«l all his udult life about t'<.IU<.:alinn. I was ~bedding cnK·odill.' tears 10 hin1 about the lack of interest in the "party." 1 Ji.c, lulariow; n.-sponM> lifted my i.pinr .. : "Of m11r.t.> nobody came to tJ1e O.C p•lrty. Who cares about ec.luc:atio11 in Callfomia? ll1e only per.cm I k.now is nobody," he wrotC'. "Lm I quote you?" I askt.'<l. "Quoit'? Of quorse!" "I love your wn-.e of humor, tJiank..' fur the laugh," I wrote. "l·lo, 1'111 rnnccmed about you. You takl' 11 a~ ti joke when 1'111 being dcuc.l i.erious. I lumor I:. not in 1 ny vocahlablahlabulary." he rt"jXlll<.fl't.f. OK. lets get serious. ·111c big issut."> won't go away. Propmition 55. the µo~ihlc suspension of Proposition 98, the eannarking of funds for education -they all say one U1ing to t.hose who are complaining the loudest about our o;choob: Put your money where yum mouth is. Next Lime then,., a forum, go. • RD MARTIN 1s a retired high sd'lool tead1er, lectures pan-time at Cal Slate Fullenon in the Foreign Language Education program and supervises student lead'lers in their classrooms ---------------------- LIMITED TIME ONLY ONE-HOUR SPA TREATMENT SPECIAL $6Q on SSS~ MASSAG E SPORTS/DEEP THERAPUETIC MASSAGE • Hor STONE THERAPY MASSAGE SWEDISH RELAXATION MASSAGE • MATERNITY MASSAGE • REFLEXOLOGY FACIAL S GAYLEE SIGNATURE FACIAL • C otv.GEN N OURISHING FACIAL HOT STONE THEIW'Y' fACJAL • GENruMEN's FAGW. 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P<K:ific Coast ffishway • Ntwport Beach <949) 64s-6812 • www.~com « >t Daily Piiot SOC IETY Saturday, January 31. 2004 Al THE CROWD Ja zz the center of attention WEDDINGS Kramp-Smith 0 range Counry Performing Arts Center President Jerry Mandel will join Lhe Hi·Fi Quintet for a special fundraising evening Feb. 5 in Founders Hall. Organized by the center's guilds in conjunction with the office of center support group~. the evening of ujazz and cocktails" is offering tickets at $70 per person, with proceeds benefiting lhe center as part of lhe annual gift from the guilds. The center's nm B.W. COOK ounn reported that Mandel and the quintet "will offer a concert of swinging classics from the American Songbook." Fo r reservations. call (714) 556-2122. ext. 4218. MORMON CHOIR In olher societal news with a decidedJy muslcaJ slant, the Philharmonic Society will be graced by a performance of the Mormon Tabernacle 01oir. The chorai performance will coincide with the SOth anniversary sea:.on of the Philharmonic Society. Performances are slated for March l 6 and 'l.7 at the Orange Councy Performing Arts Center. rhe events will mark the choir's inaugural visit to Orange Councy, and its first ever visit to Southern CaJifornia in more than 40 years. For reservations and information, call Olrlstel Schar in the Philharmonic Sociecy office at (714) 553-2422, ext. 226. LAURA'S HOUSE Barbara James reported that the recent Laura·~ House fundraiser for victims of domestic abui..e in Orange Louncy raised significant fund:-. at lhe ninlh annual luncheon at the Montage Resort in Laguna Beach. A large contingent of Newport-Mesa men and women i.upported the effort. which featured an address on dome:.tic Full Design Consulting Service Available Laura's House Board of Directors Chair-elect Chris Aitken, Judge Pamela lies and Supervisor Tom Wilson. Part1c1pating at the Laura's House fundraiser were volunteer Kathryn Keyes. left, with M1Hy West. center, and her daughter Sabine. right. Mues in Orange County by Orange County Superior Court Judge Pamela lies. l.ocab spotted in lhc crowd were Supervisor Tom Wilson, Ouls Altken, Alice Shanahan. her daughter Julla Slagle, Janke L.awson.and Jacquellne Stephenson. Al-.o -,upponing Attending the recent Laura's House fundraiser were Mary Jo Hooper, Dr. Jill Murray and Myra Gordon. lhe event were James Maloney, Margaret Bayston and sponsor/ underwriters Ruth and Gresham Roskarnp, Heather Cobbs, Jeffrey Court, Allen James, PaJge and Jay Kunkle and TeddJe and Michael Ray. • THE CROWD appears Thursdays and Saturdays Suzanne Kramp of Newport Beach and Robert SmJth of Encinitas exchanged vows at Udo Sands Community Center ln Newport Beach on July 19. The bride is the daughter of David and Rita Kramp of Newport Beach. The bride wore a custom-made white silk gown. Suzanne Kramp and Robert Smith The matron of honor was Danielle Hill. The bridesmaids were Laura LaFrano and NIJcki Webb. The bridegroom Is the son of Miles and Ann Smith of Carlsbad. The usher was Peter Jack.son. The reci!ptlon was held at Udo Sands Community Center with 170 guests in auendance. The couple spent Its honeymoon ln the British Virgin Islands. The bride is employed in the Westminster School District as a teacher. The groom is employed as a Los Angeles County firefighter. Fraser-Godber Suzanne Nicole Fraser of Newport Beach and Bryan Richard Godber of Newport Beach exchanged vows at the Lafayette-Orinda Presbyterian Olurch in Lafayette. The bride wore a white gown. The maid of honor was Simone Fraser. The bridestnalds were Beth Godbee, Betsy Dobbin, Brittany McCorduck, Allison Bocan, Michelle Sarraf and Astra Petersons. The bridegroom is the son of Richard and Mary Godber of Newport Bryan Richard Godber and Beach. The best man was Suzanne Nicole Fraser Marcus Berry. The ushers were Jeff Bellitti, Taylor Butcher, Brett Florie, Scott Miller, John T. Mehigan, Steve Jacoby and Dan Floriani. The reception was held at the Diablo Country Qub with 200 guests . The couple spent its honeymoon on the Hawaiian Islands of Lanai and Maui. The bride is employed as a special events coordlnator for ln-N-Out Burger in Irvine. The groom Is employed as the production manager for Trojan Battery Company in Santa Fe Springs. •WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS run Saturdays. For a form, please call Luis Pena at (949) 574-4298. Take an extra 10°/o off our everyday sale prices! Now for a limited time! j NAUTICA HOME and other fine Lexington Brands. H.J. GARRETT FURNITURE "A family tradition of providing service and value since 1960." 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (949)646-0275 MON -SAT 10 -6 SUNDAY 12 -5 AlO ~day, J~ 31, 2004 Did You Know? I •That we are a full service nursery with qualified c.atifom~ Certified Nursery Professionals and landscape I deslpfs. 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Bay Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92~27 or calJ (949) 642-5678 , ' COMMUNITY & CLUBS Give your tattered flag the retirement it deserves · N ewpon Harbor Exchange Oub member and owner o( NI.kid's Flag Shop Gii Wkollty is olfering a 6ag retirement program so that no American ~ are desecrated after they have served their Uves. flap a.re not bwned anymore, so he solicits tom and tattered Oags, and if you bring them co an exchange Oub meeting on a Thursday at the Nautical ~or by his shop at 475 OldNewpon Blvd, he will IUTlUlg'e for a 10% discount on a new American nag. The Exchange Oub will hold a flag redmnent ceremony in March. For more information, call (949) 646-5166. WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL Soos of the American legion member Scott Culllng is encouraging aD to take a minute and go to http://www.wwii memorial.com Log on and register anyone in your family who served in World war a. You can also register civilians. For example. my grand.mother packed uniforms and supplies at a military depot in Mira Loma in 1942 and 1943. My dad served on the submarine Plaice in the Pacific. I encourage all of you to register as many folks as po~ble. Qilllng said, *Be quick about it The dedication will be Saturday, the 29th of May. 2004. • THEY GIVE TIME ANO MONEY Members of the Newpon Beach-Corona del Mar Kiwanis Oub have been known for giving their time to a number of projects. including the P'adfic Coast Triathlon, preparing dinners for homeless men and women, volunteering at schools and the list goes on. This past fall, they also gave grants to Children's Hospital of Orange County, SOS. the Orange C.Ounty Rescue Mission, the Kiwanis Rose Parade Aoat. UC Irvine's Circle J( club, the Diamond Hixon Award and the Kiwanis International Foundation. Total distributions amounted 10 $2,225.55, according to Oub President "-thy R.t.ne. OCCA Off'ICERS INSTAUED Orange County Treasurer John Moodach had the honor of installing a new slate of officers at a Jan. 28 luncheon meeting of the Orange C.Ounty Coast Assn. GETTING INVOLVED • GETTING INVOLVED runs periodically In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. For information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. F1SH -MOBILE MEALS Call (949) 642-6060 to help Friends in Service to Humanity with the Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emergency aasistance to those in need. Both always seek volunteer assistanoe In a variety of areas. (949) 645-8050. FRIENDS OF THE BALLET MONTMARTRE The Friends need volunteers who want to help talented local dancers perform In profesaional theaters. For 30 yeara, the organization has provided the community with quality Ruulan ballet treining, helping youth develop strong discipline skill•. bulld high aetf-esteem end ac:ttleve dreams of being e professional dancer. (714) 241-7424. FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA U8RARIES The Friends la a aupport group for the three libraries In Costa Meta. Help with fundreitlng eventa and Mlp promote llbl'llry progrema and eefVicea In our community. (714) 666-4396. FRIENDS OF THE NEWPORT BEACH LIJRMY The boobtore needa donation• for booat ...... Good quallty ctilldren .. end nonflc:don boob Newport Coast resident and lrvine Ranch Water Borud member Peer Swlu1 became the60th President of the Orange JIM County Coast AMrl. that was DE BOOM rounded 1n 1913.Serving with Swan will be First Vice President Matt Holder; Vice Presiden ts John Dem, Carol Holfmm, 1bd Jtlde!~ 11m Quinn, Arlene Scbaftr, P.rnle Schnelder. Seaetary Wayne Blglln; Seaetary Pmeritw Jeck Mulan and Immediate Past President Marian Beagaon. MAYOR'S DINNER Orange County lreasurer John Moodach will be the keynote speaker at the 23rd annual Mayor's Dinner at 6 p.m. on Feb. I 9 at the Newport Beach Marriott Newport Beach Mayor 1bd Rldgewmy will provide the State of the City addres.s co the usual sell out crowd of Newport Beach movers and shakers. Ticket.s are still available at $60 each by calling (949) 224-2266. Dinner Cllairs Debra Allen. Jan Debmy and Don W1Det say It will be a fun and informative meeting, See you there. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SERVICE .CLUBS Jim Bonar and Georwe Cote, who joined the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub. WORTM REPEATING From the Thought for Today, provided by Greg KeOey of the Newpon Mesa l.rvine Interfaith Council: "You can make more friends in two months by becoming really interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to gel other people interested in you." -DALE CARNEGIE SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS THIS WEEK MOND\Y 6 p.rn.: The Harbor Mesa Lions Oub will meet at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub. Featured will be the Student Speaker's are especially needed. They may be left at any of the branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar -or in the special book closet next to the Friends Book Store, at 1000 Avocado Ave. Volunteers are needed to staff the used book store, which is inside the entrance of the Central Library. Volunteers must be members of the Friends of the Library and are asked to work one three-hour shift per month. (949) 759-9667. GJRLSCOUTS Giri Scouts of Orange County needs volunteers who will be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give lectures. demonstrations or claases. (714) 979-7900. GIRLSINC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to offer educational and enrichment opportunities for glris and boys. (949) 646-7181. HOSPIC£ PREFERRED CHOICE Volunteers are needed to help make a difference In the lives of terminally Ill persons and their femllies. Volunteers would essist them with nonmedlcal needs sud'l u providing respite for the primary caregiver, running erTends, reeding to the patients end weekly toclal visits .. The organization la alto looldng for clerical and bereavement volunteers to esaist with omce duties. Tt'llinlng la provided. (714) 980--0900. HUMAN OPTIONS The organ&utlon ahehera, couneela tnd educat .. ebuMCI women end cttlldren. It la looking ~ I• Contest with the theme of ·Democracy. is It for everyone?" ' and the ·Women Helping Women· clothing drive. 1UBSll\Y 7:15 am.: The 40-member Newport Beach Swuise Rotary Oub will meet at Five Crowns Restaurant to hear i..ae c.Mrt- disaw the exploring program ( http://www. newportbeach sunriserotary.of8'. 6 p.m.: The Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa will meet at the Newport Rib Company to • support the Newport Beach Sister City fund.raiser (111tp:llwww.newportbalboa.org) • 6:30 p.m.: The Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Oub will meet at the Costa Mesa Country Oub. WEDNl!SD\Y 7:15 am.: The 10-member South Coast Metro Rotary Oub will meet at the Center Oub ( http://www.wuthct>asrmetro rotary.of'8' and the Newport Hamor Kiwanis Oub will meet at the University Athletic Oub. Noon: The Exchange Oub of the Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub for a business meeting and induction of a new member. ~n\Y 7 a.m.: The 20-plus member C.Osta Mesa-Orange Costa Breakfast Lions Oub will meet at Mimi's c.at~ Noon: The SO-m ember Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet at _ the Holiday Inn to hear Orange , County Registrar of Voters Ray Stewart (http://www.k:iwanis. orglcfublcostmnesa); the SO-member Kiwanis Oub of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar will meet at the Bahia C.Orinth.ian Yacht Oub to hear about the Pediatric nauma Prevention Program; the Exchange Oub of Newport Harbor will meet at th& Nautical Museum for a business meeting the Rotary Oub of Newpon l.rvine will meet at the Atrium Hotel for a program by Doug Jecbon on Project Cure. . (http://www.nirotary.o~. • COMMUNrTY a a.uBS is published Saturdays in the Daily Pilot Send your service club's meeting information by fax to (714). 921-8655 or by e-mail to jdeboom@ sol.com. ' for volunteers. (94S) 737-5242, ext. 24. JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed for Projed Caring, which provides socialization and cultural experiences to the Jewish residents and others at Fairview Developmental Center in Costa Mesa. Volunteers adopt a facility to provide programming of Jewish content to the residents on a monthly basis. They must • take a TB<test and undergo a fingerprinting badcground chedt. Volunteers are also needed to ' provide comfort and support to the Jewist\ terminally Ill and their families. The group aponsors an ongoing Jewish healing support, group for people with chronic Illness at 7 p.m. Thur9days at the Jewish Fe!Tlily Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Free. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ORANGE COUNTY The orgenlzation of women, committed to promoting volunteeri.m, devefoplng the .. potential of women end : Improving communities througtt the woit and leederahlp of : trained volunteers, Is aeeldng • new members. (949) 261-0823. " KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPICE SERVICES Volunteers ent needed to spend: four hours per week vl•lting • petlenta or doing errands for : them or tt.lr cereglvers in • communities near volunteer•' homea. (662) 622-3806. S.. INVOLYED, P .. e Al 1 .'-. ... ., -.~ ., -: ....... : I ' ~ I ' ; . ~. Daily Piiot .,. INVOLVED Vo~unteers will be certified during tr11nfng WOfbhoJ>8 in the Friends Continued from AlO Meeting Room at the Central library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. Information: LAGUNA GREENBELT INC. (949) 717-3874, literecy@city. Volunteers are needed to assist newporHJesch.ca.us Laguna Coast Wilderness Part staff and James Dilley Preserve NEWPORT BEACH staff and docents with hiker PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD registration and general public The Newport Beach Premiere orientation. (949) 488-0287. Cinema Guild, which supports the Newport Beach film FeSlival, is LAGUNA SHANTI looking for new members. Laguna Shanti. an organization Interested candidates should that worts with persons with HIV want to help further an artistic or AIDS. is seeking caring and cultural heritage in the volunteers to assist with running community and should have a the front office, delivering meals, love of cinema and a desire to providing transportation and raise awareness of the film providing complimentary festival. (949) 253-2880. rt therapies such as massage, NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC acupuncture and chiropractic care. Lisa Toghia, (949) 494-1446. LIBRARY FOUNDATION LUY-A-PET CENTER The library foundation needs extra hands to perform clerical Volunteers who love to wortc with duties, such as filing, organizing cats and kittens are needed at the and stuffing envelopes, at the luv-a-Pet Center at PetsMart in Central Library, 1000 Avocado Costa Mesa. Information: (949) Ave. (949) 717-3890. >ter •451-3272. NEWPORT BEACH MASTER CHORALE PARKS, BEACHES & OF ORANGE COUNTY RECREATION COMMISSION The performing arts organization The Newport Beach City Council needs volunteers for computer is seeking qualified electors from input, ti<*eting, filing and Newport Beach who are handling phones. (714) 556-6262. interested serving on the Parks. Beaches & Recreation MENTOR PROGRAM Commission. The deadline for YMCA Community Services filling application is 4 p.m. Nov. needs mentors to make a lasting 13. Information: (949) 644·3005, effect on a young person's life. http://www.city newport- Students 10 to 18 years old are beach.ca.us. matched with mentors to Improve their school NEWPORT BEACH performance and self-esteem ll1EATRE COMPANY while developing positive peer The company needs volunteers a and adult relationships. (714) to help with costume design, 549-9622, ext. 35. sewing, make-up apphcallon, set construction. technical help, MOBILE MEALS publicity, stage management and Volunteer drivers are needed to ba<*stage supervision. (949) help deliver nutritiously prepared 759-1046 or LKSaf1a aol com meals to homebound, frail or elderly clients incapable of NEWPORT HARBOR shopping and cooking for NAUTICAL MUSEUM themselves. Information: (949) The Newport Harbor Nautical 645-8050. Museum offers a number of volunteer opportunities in the gift MOZART CLASSICAL shop, as docents or receptionists, ORCHESTRA with clerical work and with Orange County's only nonprofit fundraising events. Training 1s resident chamber orchestra provided. (949) 675-8915, Ext 107 needs volunteers for tidceting, ushering, phones, mailing and NEWPORT-MESA YMCA help with receptions. Nominees The YMCA needs a variety of 'are also being sought for the general volunteer help. (949) board of directors. (949) 642-9990. 830-2950. NEWPORT-MESA IRVINE NEIGHBORS FOR NEIGHBORS INTERFAITH COUNCIL The City of Costa Mesa will host The Newport-Mesa Interfaith its annul community clean-up Council is now taking event on Saturday, Sept. 27. registrations for service Those interested in making organizations, projects and donations of cash or in-kind volunteers on a first come, first donations of supplies for the served basis. for Its •Hearts and event can call the Neighbors for HandsH multi·fa1th family service Neighbors hotline at (714) ~ay. The event will take place 754-4892. Information: (714) om 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 22 754-4870. The location will be at 801 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. NEW DIRECTIONS Information: Jaimie Day. (949) FOR WOMEN INC. 642-9460, The recovery center for women 1simieday1tilyahoo.com; or Jim de with alcohol or other chemical Boom, (949) 660-8665, dependencies seeks volunteers. nmiinterfaith~@aol.com. (949) 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.; or Joy. (949) 548-8754. NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL FOUNDATION NEWPORT BAY NATURALIST The foundation 1s looking for The Upper Newport Bay Nature volunteers to help with Preserve is looking for volunteers fundraising efforts, speaking to assist with naturalist-led tours opportunities, public events and and programs, special events and occasional office work. (949) habitat restoration projects. The 631-4143. interpretive center is at 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. NEWPORT THEATRE (7141973-6829. ARTS CENTER A variety of jobs need to be NEWPORT BEACH tadcled, including set CONFERENCE AND construction, ushering, mailings VISITORS BUREAU and assorted technical duties. The bureau is dedicated to the Scheduling is flexible, with a two- promotion of the city to potenllal to 20-hour commitment per visitors. Volunteers with month. The Newport Theatre Arts e><tensive knowledge of Newport' Center is at 2501 Cliff Drive. (949) Beach are needed. (949) 719-6100. 631-0288. NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY OASIS SENIOR CENTER LITERACY PROGRAM Meals on Wheels volunteers are The program seeks volunteers to needed to distribute prepared Mor adults who want to improve dishes to homebound seniors in their reading and writing skills. the Newport Beach area The delivery time Is between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. The center also needs votunteer nurses for its seml-monthty blood pressure SCfeenings. The center offers this service between 9 and 11 a.m. the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Volunteers should oommit two hours once a m onth or volunteer on a substitute basis. The center is at 800 Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar. (949) 644-3244. OPERA PACIFIC The Opera Pacific Guild Alhan()8, a support group for Opera Pacific, has activities for volunteers. (714) 546-0000. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE Operation Clean Slate, a Costa Mesa-based organization for graffiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and other duties. M ichael Howard, (714) 435-0745. OCC NAUTICAL LIBRARY Orange Coast College's School of Sailing and Seamanship needs book donations for its Nautical Library. Thousands of volumes of boating-related titles are needed. The School of Sailing and Seamanship is at 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412. ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH SHELTER The largest family shelter in the COUl'Jty needs volunteers for its children's programs. It especially desires tutors and those who can take part in activities after 6 p.m. Tutors will work with groups of children or individually, helping children in their academic problem areas. Volunteers will also act as a big brother or big sister during the summer. Jaime Mayo, (949) 631-7213. ORANGE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY A volunteer group serving the communities of Costa M esa, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach needs animal-loving volunteers for two-hour shifts on weekdays to walk dogs and help socialize them to help them get adopted. Before purchasing a pet, please visit the shelter at 2163 Newland, Huntington Beach between Pacific Coast Highway and Atlanta. Information: (714) 54()..2288. ORANGE COUNTY CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER The center needs volunteers to work with high-risk families and children, providing weekly emotional support to families, infants and first-time mothers in their homes. The cen\er is asking for a three-hour weekly commitment (714) 543-4333. ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Volunteers are needed for a variety of functions (714) 839-6199. ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The task force 1s recruiting volunteers for the Interfaith Council Network to work one on one with homeless adults in a program on basic life skills (949) 263-1774. ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART Learn more about art and share with your community by becoming a docent at the Orange County Museum of Art A volunteer docent guides adults and school groups through the galleries and teadies about the museum's collections and exhibitions. (949) 759-1122, ext. 204. ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Docents are needed to lead tours of the Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Learn about the history and the development of the Center and the worttlngs of the bade stage areas. For more information, call (7141656-ARTS. ext. 833 ORANGE COUNTY RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE Sponsorship opportunities are still available for the Orange County Ronald McDonald House High Tea benefit to be held on Oct. JO. from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The benefit will be held at the Turnip Rose at the Grand Newport Plaza, 1901 Newport Blvd. In Costa Mesa. For more information call (714) 639-3600 ORANGE COUNTY WORKS Participate in life management and employment training workshops as a success coach to foster teens 16 to 18 years old. (949) 509-1451. ORGANIZATION FOR Tl4E HUMANE CARE Of ANIMALS Volunteers are needed to care for stray and lost animals in the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar areas. (949) 722-1357. PACIFIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Orange County Pacific Symphony Orchestra's Volunteers in Education Opportunities program needs volunteers to assiS1 children in a variety of hands-on musical activities. Volunteers spend a total of six Saturday mornings with the children. (714) 755-5788. ext. 244. PARTNERS ALWAYS CARING SERVICES Volunteers are needed for a Crisis Assistance Program, assisting the emergency responders by pro_viding emotional first aid at the scene of a cntical incident. No previous experience necessary. Information: (949) 724-7199, partnersalwayscaring 1ii!cox. net. PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION PCRF. which raises money to support pediatric cancer research. needs volunteers for a variety of duties. (949) 859-6312. Tl1E 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 tor its programs. (949) 262-7300. PROJECT ACCESS Project Access is a nonprofit organization that links resident 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 fundraising committees and to help distribute stid<ers 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 fundraising projects. The organization also needs donated gift items for mothers end babies. Information: (714) 432-9681, http://www.project cuddle.org. Saturday, January 31, 2004 AU MEPHIST<JM THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES "ALSO. 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Labels are relatively small issues "Cod llas giwn eaclt of you somerliing specinl tltnt He 1van1s you to sllare wir/1 others." -JOSEPH GIRZONE, FROM JOSHUA ANO THE CHILDREN I can worry ahout the !lilllt'$1 thing' ~ometlme!>. and I hope 1ha1 some of you can relate. Before the holidays. I couldn't ge1 my computer lo pn nt rt'lurn addresses that I needed. My husband. Jon, h<td already helped me w11h a different printing issue and he needed to &int Micnael & ~ ¥ l1•<1fi, \'1cw •I \1~riucntc ( oron' Jd \!Jr • (>4'+·0461 i I 11n,("V"•'n 11/ thr lnJ:li· ~n ( n"'"'"mPn HI /ffl/\I, (JI fl IA/Ill /lllJ\I, Cllfllff HI> 1/Rlrn, ()f R<lll/\fl \{ff 111< kn.I l'~crr I> H.,,.,. Rr.1nr \l '''"'"Ill l•l 11 11 1111 11.,1~ I udw1•1 •1 "'" \111111;1 \1.h11ollAd11h ll1filr \1uJ> IO Jiii ( hor•I ~m.hamr l,I /<.I/ N) l.Afif Al'All.'1811 CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON leave for work. For some reai.on, I was determined to solve the problem that day. Some men were working around our house. but they said they could help with painting. not printing. I told myself that I could SAINT JAMES CHURCH EPISCOPAL "A C--'tr IWlatW *' tMlt .._ t:lltW -"""' .. •I.Id•,.,.,,,... The R... Pr!Mlen Bunyoo, Recior 3209 Vio lido =~ 7 30 OC7I T rod1honol 9 om Conk!mflO!'Of'Y. 9om Church SchoOI 11 om Charismatic ond Wednesday Noon "AN WERME. LORD!" IP'i.llrn 86: 1-1 "') \acurd~). J•nu•I'} l 1. 1004. S,JO P.M. ~unda). Fcbnmy I. 2004. ll:JO II< IO:IS A.M. Wcdnnd~~ N111hc Bibi< Sn.dy. 6: 10 P.M. l•uo" from N<,.,porl H•rbot H111h Scl>ool 11 lrv1M ind l51h) hllel \1 \nJ""' R .. 1J '"'f""l fl<~,h. ( ah(um1J 92663 UH (9'49) 6Jl.l 880 I \I \II '"'"~'"'•"Jrrw•prr-"'11 W~B wwv.,undr~•prn.urg ·~~. ___. IH ) \1 \ '\. ( \ II 11 \I I l ·--~ A + "A Gcxl·ccntcrcJ J»rish community •. insttUctcd b~ the Word of God .rnd renewed by the' Sacraments Our Lady Queen.of Angels 2046 Mar Vista Drive Newport Beach, California 92660 (949)644·0200 Fax {949) 644-1349 r Rev. Monsignor William P. Mclaughlin Pastor UTURGIES: Saturday, S p.m. (Canror), unday. 7:00 (Quiet), 8:30 (Conrcmporary) 10:00 (Choir), I I :30 ~.m. (Cantor) aod 5:00 p.m. {Contemporary) WORSHIP DIRECTORY Publishes Every Saturday in the Daily A Pilot CALL 949.574.4249 f figure It out. so I tried something else, but again, l had no luclt. I stopped, bowed my head and closed my eyes. "God, why can't I solve this, 1 doubt it's that hard. What am I doing wrong?" I prayed. I didn't sense any answers. I frowned at my computer, I frowned at the printer and I went in another room. I sat quietJy and asked God what to do. I heard nothing, other than jeti> Oymg overhead and crows in the yard. Then I realized that labels weren't the most important things. so Instead 1 prayed for family and friends. One name kept coming to mind. so l picked up the phone and called someone I hadn't spoken with for quite some time. We spoke for quite awhile. "Cindy, thank you for the call, you were just the encouragement I needed," she said. "God does want us to help each other." I didn't think I did much, but I know that I appreciate encouragement. When I WORSHIP DIRECTORY I I \\ I\ 11 TEMPLl ISAIAH OF NEWPORT IEACH Will C1l1brat1 "TIHISllEYAT" "THI FQTIVAI. Of TRHS" .wltfl 1 Community flOllUCI _. on FMMYaf, FtltWMY •• 2914 .. 1:30 Pll. RAlll llMC MaSTE• WU OFFICIATE. 4 '• ........ ell: (949) S4W900 • 2AttlfM"9 .• ~ ... ( 111<1\ll\'- .. '..)'' . . ' . . . ~ ...... .... ;t~--~-~ .. _;4 ! No Experience Necessary Wonhlp 10:00 A.M. HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (DlsclplH of Christ) 2"01 lrvlnt Ave. N1wpor1 811cll, CA (949) 645-5781 Mlnls11r: Dr. DIMll Sllolt 1 I 11~ I\ I I \ '-'>< 11 '-< I FIR.ST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 3303 Vn !JOO Newport Beoch 673-1340 or 673-6150 Church 10 am & 5 pm SW\day School 10 am WednMlay M@etrlQI 7 JO Im SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Paclllc V"-ew DI Newµxtl!eoch 6442617 or 6754661 Church JO am SuOOay SdOO 10 am Wedneldcy MBeal1gl 1 30 Im &I•~ 12noon My llttle children, let u1 not love In word, neither In tongut; but In dMd and In truth. 1 Jolwll:11 Brwhts or The Mocher Otuid! ·The litSI Cbwtll of Ons:i. Scitoosl • Boston. ~ ST. MARK PRF.SBYTERIAN CHURCH "Optn Arms and Open Minds " Worship 9:30 Newport Center United Mahocliat Clawdl Rev. CachJttn Coots, Pattor 160 I Marguerite Ave. corner of Marguerite and San Joaquin Hilla Rd. (9'9) 6"--074S 8.m Qwin 'W'lrshlp Sm>il't I O.m W11nhl/ •¥ Chl/Jrmi s""""' Stbool >011th 11tttrint Wttltl] Newport H•rtlor Luthen1n Church (U..C.A.) 7M Dow9r' Dr. Newpott .._,. TraclltlOMI LlllMran Putor et.rte. EndW Worehip ... wtoe wtttt Hotr Communion ~9:18em CtaatOAM ....... OuUt Churda ., th.e s. United Mtthoclilf t400 w. Balboa Blvd •• ~ 8eed\ 1'4S a.& ·,.,. s....i., Sdlool .,.1110 ............ oa.--..., SdlcMI n.a...~~cn. ...... thought about the labels later I realized that It was OK to ask someone else to help. I called one place and was told It could take weeks. l needed to go to Fashion Island In Newport Beach, so I stopped into the Klnko's there. lt was very busy and I almost left when I watched how )clndly and patlentJy one man dealt with hls customers. I heard him tell another customer that they were short-handed that day, but he thought he could come up with a solution. He then said he'd be with me after finishing a phone call. I overheard enough of his conversation that it brought tears to m y eyes. He thanked the person on the other end of the caJJ, hung up and with a smile asked how h e could help. His name was Mike Dyson. "I'm sorry, I wasn't trying to eavesdrop, but did you just say you recently had your first child, and your father passed away?" I asked. "Yes, nine days apart from each other. It's a lot to process," Mike answered. ·It makes my label issue seem so unimportant." I said. HWe're here to help," he repUed. While he worked on my project, we talked about God, prayer, family, church and work. We laughed as we spoke about the joy of children and the funny things they do and say. Mike called me later to make sure everything was fine with my order. Labels are nothing compared to loved ones, but I was reminded that we are all here to do what we can for others, no mailer what the situation may require. And you can quo te me on that. • CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a , Newport Beach resident who speaks frequently to parenting groups. She may be reached via e-mail at clndy@onrhagrow.com or th~ugh the mail at 537 Newport Center Drive, Suite 505, Newport Beach, CA 92660. IN THEORY An oft-debated decision AT ISSUE: Many are celebrating this year's 30th anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade court ruling. How do you view that ruling's effect on U.S. citizens from a religious perspective? At what point does life begin? When does ·ensoulment" take place? When does the embryo become a distinc! living thingl Can a fetus be terminated at any stage of its development? ls such an act "murder'?" Judaism's answer is that life begins at birth. There is no right to be bom in the Jewish perspective. There is only a right to life of persons who already exist as Independent beings. The fetus is considered part of the mother, less than human and only potential life. Feticide Is not homicide. The physical and mental health of the mother are paramount and Judaism is unequM>cally on the side of the pregnant woman's privilege to decide for herself. There is a continental divide between this position and the views of some other faiths. The issue of when life begins is a theological consideration. Different religions bave offered a variety of responses within their own history. The matter of abortion, then, should be upheld as an aspect of religious teaching, personal morality and Individual conscience. L.etPsJation cannot legislate theology. The abortion battle is one in which people of moral sensitivity are found on both sides of the barricades. Since there is a diversity of opinion on the question of when life begins, it ls wrong for the state to embrace any one viewpoint Where there Is no unanlmity as to the existence of the crime. democracy must not compel. The state has no right to arbitrate and foist a rellgtous conviction of any one group upon all citizens.. The coercive powers of government should not be employed in the service of · sectarian moral views. · 1 The platforms of national political parties, drives for a constitutional amendment. and litmus tests for judges are all features of an effort to make government the handmaiden of - sectarian religious views. In Roe - vs. Wade, the Supreme Court recognized the dlversity of religious and ethical traditions regarding abortion and wisely held that the government should not be in the position of •. choosing any one tradition over , another. No secular body can deal effectively with the range of metaphysical definitions of what' constitutes human life before birth. RABBI MARK MILLER' Temple Bat Yahm Newport Beach· I lh.inlc there is a misconception that "religious people" do nor support abortion rights. In fact, at least r ~1 ·-. - 35 4 •• denominations and faJth groups .• have pro-choice positions. The majority of CathoUcs do not agree with the official teaching of the Catholic hierarchy on abortion, and most of the traditions that officlally oppose abortion find similar dJMent within their ranks. I believe the debate has gone on 1 long enough that people are fairly clear about their beliefs about abortion. l think there Is a consensus _J ·•' Oady Pilot THEORY Continued from Al 2 that the choice to have an abortion should be legal At the ~e time, there is widespread concem that more be done to reduce the need for abortion and to provide good options for women who might want to have a child -to create the best possible situations for genuine choice. Like many olher faith traditions, the Buddhist perspective varies among branches. The 7£n tmdition encourages each person to make his or her decisions based on meditative awareness in interpreting precepts. F.ach person must make the choice and bear the consequences for every action. On I.he other hand, tJ1e Oahu Lama, I.he leader of one branch of Tibetan Buddhism, has taken FAITH CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS CAPPELLA CANTORUM Cappella Cantorum, the young adult choir of St. John Vianney Chapel, is beginning its fifth year. The choir is open to students in grades si>c to 12. It provides active faith participation for teens during their high school years. Participation includes singing at mass regularly and at special events. Rehearsals are from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays in the Chapel at 314 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. Younger children are invited to join. For more information, contact Nancy Kelly, director at (949) 673-4595. ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOLARSHIP St. Mark Presbyterian Church in Newport is offering an environmental scholarship fund for two students. The scholarships will only be offered through Chapman University and UC Irvine. Interested students should contact their financial aid office. The scholarships will be awarded in the spring of 2004. Information: (949) 644-1341, http://stmarkpresbyterian.org. 'CARVER AND FRIENDS' "Carver and Friends~ the "First Sundays at Five" concert series, is a cel&Qration of Blade History Month with gospel singer Carver Cossey at 7 p.m. Nib. 8 at St. M ichael & All Angels Episcopal Church, 3233 Pacific View Oti\l.fl7· Corona del Mar. Information: (949) 644-0463. 'DEUTSCHE MUSIK' The Harmonia Baroque Players will perform music from Schein, Graupner, J.S. Bach, Handel, and Fasch at 4 p.m., Sunday at Newport Harbor Lutheran Ctiurch, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. Tid<ets cost $10 to $12. Information: (714) 970-8545, gmfrankl@earthlink.net. WORKSHOPS PARENTING GROUP J~sh Family Service of Orange County is forming a parenting group to help parents to understand and deal with the feelings and behavior of their ctiildren. The group meets from 1p to 11 :30 a.m. the first and third Mondays of the month at the center, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G in Cpsta Mesa. Information: (714) 445-4950. Preregistration is rtiquired. • THIRTEEN JEWISH STEPS TO RECOVERY Jewish Family Service is offering a support and discussion group for adults whose children or spouses suffer from alcohol and drug addiction. The group meets the position that abortion is killing and is not a moral choice. Where there is such disagreement among people of good will, I think a pluralistic so~e~ must respect the right of indJvtduals to make their own choices based on their own spirirual tradition. THE REV. DEBORAH BARRETT Zen Center of Orange CoWlty Costa Mesa "Choose life" counsels Deuteronomy 30:19. In January 1973, our Supreme Court said that .. choice" is essential in "life." It ruled on abortion cases after nationwide advocacy movements cared enough about I.he issue to press it to the top of our judicial system. Those proponents were murh m ore from 7 to 8:30 p.m . Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G in Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 445-4950. Preregistration is required. BAHAI FIRESIDES 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 offers an Introduction to Zen Workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. the first weekend of every month, typically or1 a Sunday, at 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $60. (949} 722-7818, hrtp:llwww.zcoc.org. A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY A 26-lesson study on the life of Jesus Christ titled •Journey to the CrossH 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 Beach. Free. (949) 760-5444. DREAM ON The Adult 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 Vista Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 219-1408. MEDITATION LESSONS A free "lectio divina ~ meditation group meeting is held at 7:10 a.m. Tuesdays at Our Lady Queen of Angels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. Lectio is a style of meditation that includes using Scripture or a special reading as a stimulus. The Christian M editation Group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at the center. The format includes two periods of meditation with some instruction on how to meditate, a talk and a discussion. (949) 219-1408. 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. (714) 445-4950. NEW GROUPS Jewish Family Service of Orange County has formed a Make Those Patios '1 Entries Beautiful Let Jim Jennings lmrnll yow complete hardscnpe. • Expcn brrck, ~ronc, tile & ~l11tc work. • Can rt-commcml qu111fry designer~ & lantl~n1pc11. • f>r11iM~ pmhlcm~r Wt' t0lvc them. • We have the 11rn1n..e~ for atone and slsuc. ' I broadly based and Wghly Vlslhltt than the and-abortion movement was then. lhe court's decision standardiud what states could legalize at that time, when more lhan a dozen states already had reformed abortion laws with different and often conflicting provisions; for example. what Wd.S lega1 in Colorado and New York was illegal in California. The f973 decision mobilized new and much stronger opinions about abortion reform. The Supreme Court. asked to adjudicate between rwo views of I.he embryo, could not. After Roe vs. Wade, citizens realized that abortion in the United States was no longer a question of boundaries -when may an embryo's rights be compromised? It was now a ques1ion of principle -is an embryo a person {and. therefore. a soul) or something not yet a person? {as the Supreme Court specifically 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 support group to meet the first and third Mondays of each month at 10 a.m. at the JE!wish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. CONTAGIOUS CHRISTIAN Pastor Hein Austin leads a Bible study on #How to Become a Contagious Christian" from 7 to 9 p.m Wednesdays at 377 W. Wilson St.. No. 15 in Costa Mesa. All arc welcome to come and meet new friends. Information: (949) 722-7498. CHRISTIAN FAMILY CHURCH SERVICES Pastor Hem Austin conducts church services where you can make new friends, enjoy upbeat music and hear positive practical messages at 2 p.m. every Sunday at 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 722-7498, http://WWW.cfcinternational.org. GAY /lESBIAN 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 SPIRITUAL 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) 581·2290. RE-MEMBERING GROUP Our Lady Queen of Angels holds a re-membenng group at 6:15 p.m. every other Sunday at 2046 Mar Vista Drive. Newport Beach. The parish center is at 2046 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beach. {949} 548-3844. BREAKFAST FELLOWSHIP St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church holds its Men's Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m . on the second, third and fourth Thursdays of each month at 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Free. (949) 644-0463. MEN'S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Breakfast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church meets from 1 to 8 a.m. Wednesdays in Dierenfield Hall, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. $2.50 at the door. (949) 631-2880. SEPARATION SUPPORT Jewish Family Service of Orange said in '73). Once this question of personhood was squarely addressed. new groups of people mobilized into movements on "pro-life" and "pro-<:hoice" sides of this ~ue because I.hey saw th.is concern as one that would have important and far-reaching consequences {examples include governmental detennination of women's comrol of their own bodies. "active" I "passive" euthanasia and viability of souls). By 2004, these new issue-oriented groups and technological changes have once again made abortion a battleground for competing social. ethical and symbolic V'dlues as we Americans do our best to follow Biblical counsel to "Q\oose life." THE VERY REV. PETER 0. HAYNES St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal 01urch Corona del Mar County holds a women's divorce and separation support group at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at the Jewish Family Service's office at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa. For dates and fees, call (71 4) 445-4950, exl. 114. YOUNG WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP Jewish Family Service of Orange County offers a support group for younger women dealing with issues such as life passages and changes, body images. family, relationships and loneliness at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency office, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa. Preregistration required. (714} 445-4950, ext. 114. HELPING THE HELPERS Jewish Family Services is sponsoring a discussion group focusing on the issues and concerns faced by adult children taking care of their elderly parents. The offices are at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa. Preregistration is required. $10 (714) 445-4950. ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION SUPPORT The Jewish Family Service of Orange County offers a support and discussion group for adults experiencing anxiety and or depression from 10 a.m. to noon on M ondays at the agency offices. 250 E. Baker St., Suite G in Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 445-4950. INTERFAl1l1 COUPLES GROUP Jewish Family Service is forming a discussion group for interfaith couples where one partner is Jewish to speak about issues affecting an interfaith relationship. Jewish Family Service is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa. {714) 445-4950. BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT Jewish Family Service of Orange County will hold a new ongoing bereavement support group for people in all s1ages of loss at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St.. Suite G. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 446-4950. DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP The Jewish Family Service of Orange County offers a support and discussion group for adults dealing with the aftermath of divorce at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at the agency offices, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Call for prices. (714) 445-4950, ext. 114. • Is your church or place of worship planning a special event? If so. send the typed information at least two weeks before the event to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. attention: Mike Swanson, religion editor; fax to (949) 646-4170; or send e-mail to dailypilot(b)/atimes.com. Mei!11f/G1!11 1"1is A dJ For E'Jdt?a Sa1vif1!19$ Get the best of both worlds Nationally known, locally owned. Expect professional shoe-fitting service in the brand you trust. 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CA 92627; by e-mail to luis.pen11i!ll11tlmes.com; by fax to 1949) ~170; or by ~ltlng 19491574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. TOOAY The l.Mgu• of Women Voten of Orange Coast will present ·raking Government Bade Initiative Referendum and Recall Good or Badr from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Information: (949) 642·6102. SUHOAY Human Opdon1, wtild\ help• battered women. their families and the community break the cycle of domestic v1olenoe, will hold its second Super Bowl Golf Tournament at 8:15 a.m. at Pelican Hills Golf Course. 22651 Pelican Hiii Road, Newport Coast, and a Super Bowl Party at Tommy Bahama's, 854 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (9491581-6701. The Lighthouse Guikl, 1n auxiliary chapter of Olive Crest Homes and Services for Abused Children, will hold its third annual Super Bowt Extravaganza at 1:30 p.m . at the Newport Dunes, 1131, ... L,.,. ........ ..... ........... ,.. ... , ... 949.64L44n Bac:*bey Drive, Nowµort Beach The Laker Girt• wtll make a special appearance at a pregame tailgate party, end the band Sugar Ray will perform at the after-party. Tldceu coat $125. Information: http:/twww.ocllghthouse.com. MONDAY Hoeg Ho9pft91 witt ho.t .. Cancer Legal Resource Center;• with speaker Barbara Sctlwerin, from 6:30 to 9 p.m . at Hoag Cencer Center's radiation oncology library. Information and reservations: (949) 760-5542. Volume.,. for CJaitc, • political organization supporting the presidential campaign of Democrat Wesley Clark, wilt host a meet-up at 7 p.m. at Margaritaville. 2332 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Information-info@volunteers forclsrt com. http:/IWWW. meetup.com TUESDAY Hoag Hospttal will present a community education class on ·Heart Atta<*: Signals and Actions" by Or. Lee Carter at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http://www.hoaghosp1lsl.org. THURSDAY Hoag Hospital will present 1 community education class on •stroke: The Warning Signs'' by Dr. Subbarao Myla at 6 p.m . at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (80015t4-4624. http:llwww.hoaghosµ1tal org. Co1sttine Community College Instructor Diane Ryan will host a History of Orange County dass once a week from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursdays through May 27 at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave , Corona del Mar. Information: (949) 644-3244, (714) 241-6213. South Coaat Ptaza will pre&ent •The Fascination of Orchids" show and sale, which 1s sponsored by the Orange County Brandl Cymbidium Society of America. beginnmg today during mall hours in the Crate dnd Barrel and Macy's Home Store Wing. Information: (800) 762-8888, http://www.southcoastplaza.com. The Newport Beech Public library Foundation will present ·The Curo foe Your Relationship" with Maxine Cohen at 7 p.1n in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central L1bra1y, 1000 Avocado Ave . Newport Beach Information· (949) 717-3870, http://www newporfbeach library.org. FRIDAY The Friends of the Newport Beach Library will host a preview for members only of its used book sale from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Friends meeting room at 1000 Avocado Ave Hardbacks will be prcced at two lor $1, and Gus Brenda lifetime Warranty Ceramic s 1•• lifetime Warranty Wood s2•• ·100% FREE llo G•••tlo•• like.I 60 day exchange. If you don't /Ille It, we WIJI l'flp#ace It FUU. SERVICE Coueter Tops • Shtttert • Cere•ic e Steu • Gruite • Woe~ Refi1lt~ ONE STOP SHOP Widow Co~eri11 1 • Cleui1 Car et & U ~tllte • Palllti1 -l11ttritr & hterier 405 Costa M .. a , ••• , 850·7878 t2• •• t7tll lrvln• <949) 8ll•Ot4t t '1777 Main •a• MOM-FRI 9·S MON·FRI 10·6 • SATURDAY 10·4 SATUROAYS & SUNDAYS 10·4 CLOSED SUNDAY fVENI NOS BY A'POUIT•Uf lhstarralion available Ind rrril'llmum are toota • A+El&X'"' fit1--=· o a a cecnc rcw e&io '"Ytt5b1f 1.1aµarbacb will be six for St. l11lo1111at1on.1949) 759-9667. South CoHt Plaza witl pnMftt ·The Fascination of Orchids- show and sale, which is sponsored by the Orange County Branch Cymbidlum Society of America, during mall hours in the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store Wing. Information: (8001782-8888, http:l.Mww.60uthcoastplaza.com. FEB.7 The FMndl of th• Newport Beach Library will host a used book sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . In the Friends Meeting room at 1000 Avocado Ave. All books wilt be priced at St a bag. Information: (949) 759-9667. South Coast Ptaz• will.,,....,,. ·The Fascination of Orchids· show and sale. which is sponsored by the Orange County Branch Cymbidium Society of Amenca. dunng mall hours in the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Horne Store Wing. Information: (800) 782..s888, http://www.southcoastplaza.com. FEB.8 South Co11t Pt8U will present •Tue Fascination of Ordlids· show and sale, which is sponsored by the Orange County Branch Cymbidium Society of America, during mall hours in the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store Wing. Information: (800) 782..s888. http://www.southcoastplaza.com. FEB.9 The Amerkan Cancer Society will host ·Look Good ... Feel Better· classes. whlctl will teach cancer patients makeup, wig and turban lips to help hide the effects of radiation and chemotherapy from 10 a.m. to noon di Hoag Hospital. Information and registration: (949) 261· 9446, (800) 227-2345. The Orenge County Si•rra Singles monthly meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa M esa Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. The featured slide presentation will be ·Around the World in 80 Slides'.' The cost is $4 for dinner. Bring your own eating utensils and beverage. Information: (714) 505-2404. FEB.10 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on "What is Arrhythmia" by Dr. Brean Chesrno at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hosµ1tdl Conference Center 111 Newport Beach. Information dnd 11.:servallons. (800) 514-4624, htlpJtwww hoaghospital.org. FEB. 11 The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will present the Business at the Bt!ijctl Business Exposition from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Tennis Club, 900 Newport Center Onve. There will be networking opportunities. appetizers. a no-host bar and door prizes. Information: (949) 729-4400. Hoag Hospit.11 will present a community education class on .. Drug·Elting Stent: Setting a New Standard" by Dr. Richard Haskell at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center In Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 5144624, http:llwww hoaghospitsl.org. Hoag Hosplt1I will present a community education class on •imaging for lung Cancer" by Or. Jason Cohen from 6:30 to 8 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer Center, Conference room A in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (949) 760-5542. FEB. 14 The UC Irvine Arboretum will present "The Romance of Orchids" at its annual Winter Orchid Show, from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. on the UCI North Campus. The cost is $2; children younger than 12 get In for free. (949) 824-5833. FEB. 17 Hoag Hospital will prMent a community education class on "Setting the Pace: The Latest Pacemaker:. a1.d Devices* byO~ Neala Hunter at 6 p.m. at tht Hoag Hos~tal Conference Ceote in Newport Beach. Information and reservation:.: (800) 614-462~ 'http://www.hoaghospital.org. .. Book Soup South Coalt Pt8U will start its new book club "We Want Fiction" at 7 µ.m. at 3333 · Bristol St, Suite 2400. The first . boo4t for di1CUssion will be ·nie Great Are· by Shirley Hazzard. ' Information and reservations: - (714) 689-2665. FEB.19 Speak Up Newport will preeent its 23rd annual M ayor's Dinner with keynote apeaker John M. W. M oorlach at 6 p.m. at the Newpon Beach M arriott, 900 Newport Center Drive. Newport Mayor Tod Ridgeway will give thQ state of the city address. The cost is $60 per person. $600 for a table for 10. Information: (949) 224-2266. FEB.20 The Newport BHCh and Irvine chambers of commerce will host a candidates' forum at 7:30 a.m . at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd. Candidates from the 70th Assembly District and the 35th state Senate District races will receive invitations to participate. rhe cost is from $25 to $30. Information: (949) 729-4400. Th• Newport e.adl Public Library Foundation will present Lori Wallach, director of the Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, as pan of the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Senes at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. There will be live music dnd a buffet dmner. Tickets cost $55. Information: • (866)301-4902, dsls@westem·directcom, http:llwww.newportbeach librsry.org. FEB.21 Th• Plim>t Education and Adoption Center, a nonprofit organization, will have a seminar on feather-destructive behavior , from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Balearik., Community Center, 1975 Balearic Drive. Costa Mesa. l he cost is S1ioi for nonmembers. Information: (949) 631·3606. http://www.peoc. 0 1 g. The Newport Beach Public Library Foundat1011 will present Lori Wallod 1, Ju .. ..to of the Pubhc Cit1LC;l1s .:ilobul Trade Watch, as µ.;rt ui 11... ., Distinguished '>µ ~ul-.~e s Uicture , Series al 2 µ 11 '· 111 Li •v Friends Meeting Room JI thi.. Central Library, 1000 Avowdo Ave. Newport Beach. Rcl1t!sh111ents •• will be st1r11.,d. T1cki..is t.ost $18. Information: (866)301-4902, dsls@western-direct com, http://www.newporfbeach library.org. ·~ .,., FEB. 24 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on ·Tue New Guidelines on Hypertension· by Dr. Richard Blankenbaker at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http://www.hoaghospitsl.org. The Newport Buch Public Library Foundation will present .. Dr. Leonard Shlain who will speak. about his new book "Sex, Time ~ and Power" as part of the manuscript literary lecture series ;' from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Cenlral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., ~ Newport Beach. Tickets cost from SS to S10. Information: (949) • 717-3890. J FEB. 25 Hoag Hospttal will pteMnt 1 community education class on .1 ..Heart Healthy Cooking" by Hoag chef Richard Reilly at 6 p.m . at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624;-i http://www.hoaghospitsl.org. 1 See TOWN. Pae• Al& NEW CD RATES · l2MONTH 24MONTH 36MONTH 2.00%APY 2.50%APY . j 3.25%APY I Call us at (800) 735-2465 or visit us at www.Calfirst.com CalFirst California first National Bank MEMBER FDIC FDICimunidtoSIOO.OOOptt~1tor. 1 • APY•Annual percena.re Ytt.ld. APY cffodJVC u of lflM).. R tc~ ~ub)'Xt to change. Minimum l'i;tlen<"' r •JUIM (5~. I cn-'ty r·11y • J for early w1thdrn 1'. i>1e~ r.:i f'int.nci~ i:.::.'.l~~tiCJ!U. (, • I ~o'T :enter .on ) '62~~ 11· • T l u We 33 • rat , IJ 'The l ro. " 1 s: ., lent ., ler VI. W.' ) :>Ort tie ti)~ 1cost table " • I ne host nt live et$, . " nar r a~ aric $161 e d 'l 1 _, ... T .... ak . • 8 I . °"" PilOt TOWN Continued from Al 4 FEs.26 The Founders GuJAd of Cua . Teresa Invites the public to attend a play, •The Subject was Roses; as a fundraiser Feb. 26 and 27 at the Newport Theatre, 2501 Cliff Drive, New port Beach. All the pr()()88ds from ticket sales will be donated to Casa Teresa and Hannah's House. Tlctets cost $66 per person. All the proceeds will be donated to Casa Teresa and Hannah's House. Information: (949) 858-5385. (71 4) 538-4860. H6ag Hospltal wm P"Mnt a community education class on ·innovations in Cardiac SurgeryH by Dr. Douglas Zusman at the Hoag Hospital Conferene9 Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (600) 514-4624, http:ltWww.hosghospitsl.org. Sage Hill School will pf9sent Don Bartletti, Los Angeles Times Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, as part of its community speaker series at 7 p.m. at Sage Hill School, 20402 Newport Coast Drive, Newport Coast. Bartletti will speak. about the story "Enrique's Journey;• about an immigrant child's treacherous journey to the United States to reunite with his mother. The cost is $5toS12. Information: (949) 21~1395, hadley926@sol.com. FEB. 28 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on ·e1ood Pressure and Cholesterol Screening• from 7 to 11 a.m. at the Hoag Hosphal Conference Center in Newport Beach. The cost is S25. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http://\.wvw.hosghospital.org. .. MARCH 2 ._ Dr. Willi•m Seara will ex plain why a healthful diet and whole food supplementation are the best tools in preventing disease from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Turnip Rose, 1901 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $25. Information and tictets: (949) 669-6947. MARCH7 #Taste for the Cure· is a wine tasting and auction featuring select w ines from 20 California wineries with an array of gourmet food provided by the Four Seasons Hotel. The event will take place from 1 10 5 p.m. in the Clubhouse at Pelican Hill, 22651 Pelican Hill Road South. Newport Coast. Tictets cost: $60 per person. All proceeds benefit the North American Foundation for the Cure of Diabetes. Information: (866)287·3669, http://\.wvw.curediabetes foundation.com. MARCH 20 The Parrot Education and Adoption Center, a nonprofit organization, will have a seminar on preventing and correcting biting behavior from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Balearic Community Center, 1975 Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (949) ~1 -3606, http://www.peac.org. APRIL 1 South Coast Plaza will present the 16th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show during mall hours beginning tOday at the Crate end Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing, South Coast Plaza. Information: (800) 782-8888, http:llwww.southcoasrplaza.com. APRIL2 S'Outh CoHt Plaza will present the 15th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show during mall hours at the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing, South Coast Plaza Information: (800) 782-8888, oa 'GowCWB SEl.11.CT 12 llOUI MDllDSlllPS ANM\IA&. .. ,._..,,_.OH ltG'AD 'IO~fOR • IUCflllC IOlll .... wa,_Alfl. http://www.sooth~Jtpjaz.e.oom. • ~lster In person et Newport APRIL3 South Coast PWa wfll preeerrt the 16th annual Southam Celifomia Spring Garden Show during mall hours 1t the Crate and Barrel and Macy'a Home Store wing, South Coast Plaze. Information: (800) 782-8888, http:llwww.southcoastplua.com. APRIL4 South Com PWe wUI ~ the 16th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show during mall hours at the Crate end Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing, South Coast Plaza. Information: (800) 782-8888, http:llwww.southcoasrplaza.com. APRIL 17 The American Lung A11n. will be celebrating its lOOth anniversary at the ninth Annual Big Breathe Easy at 6 p.m. at the Double Tree Hotel Orange County. Funds raised by the event will be used to send disadvantaged asthmatic ctiildren to summ er camp and for education purposes. lnforma1ion: (714) 835-5864, icoolc@oclung.org. ONGOING The Newport Center 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 bactgrounds. The group meets every Monday morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at 610 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Validated parking 1s available in the parking structure next to 24 Hour Fitness. Guests are welcome. Information: (949) 721-5732. The Newport Beach Walklng Club meets at the corner of Superior and Hospital Road in Newport Bead'l at 9:15 a.m. M onday through Saturdey and 7 p.m. everyday. Information: (~) 650-1332. The Newport-M.la cribbag. club meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona del Mar. The cost is $2. Information: (949) 646-6293. The ACLU of Orange County meets at 7 p.m. the third Tu esday of every month at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 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. Yoga classes will be offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks at West Newpol'1 Community Center. Registration is $54 for one class each week or $100 for two days a week over nine weeks for Newpo11 Beach residents. Others pay an additional SS. Information: (9491 644-3161. Cotta Mesa's Recreation Division will provide a three-hour them e birthday party for up to 20 guests at the Balearic Community Center weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m.; Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. or 4 to 7 p.m.; and Sundays from 4 to 7 p.m. Parties for children 5 to 12 will consist of lunch/dinner, games, crafts, prizes, cake w ith ice cream and supervision by staff. Parties cost $250 or S300. Information: (714) 754-5158. A variety of privet•. semi-private and group swim lessons will be offered this summer at the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center at Corona del M ar High School. Options include one-on-one instruction on Saturdays and a Monday-through-Thursday program for all ages and levels. For session dates, times and costs, call (949) 644'-3151 , or Beach RecrMtlon end Senior Servicel, It 3300 Newport Blvd. ,., ..... Oli'Mll and .. teed toooer tralnen with the AlH:ngland Soccer Academy ere available for one-on-one, small group and large group treinlng. Information: (949) ~6103. Jewteh F9mlly ~It aponsoring a teen support group for high tchool students that meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Tarbut VTorah Upper School in Cotta Mesa. For infonnation or to regiater. call (714) 445-4950. Pre-registration la required. The Ant P8fe -RM Chlldren'a Books, at 270 E. 17th St. No. 10 In Costa M&N, offers free s~ory time Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays and Saturday• from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; and Tuesdays end Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Information: (949) 645·6437. Bay9'de Restaurant In Newport Beach offers wine tasting every Thurlday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for $16 per person, featuring five new wines each week .. Information: (949) 721-1222. G....., System• lntemltfonal shows you everything that you wanted to know about orchids and repotting during a free seminar at 2 p.m. every Saturday. An orchid end tropical plant sale is held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 20362 Birch St. facility. Information: (949) 766-1211. DilCOYer the secrets of Carbon Canyon Regional Park as you walk through groves of beautiful Coastal Redwood trees every Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Parking is $4. Information: (714) 996-5262. Teem SuNlvor, 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 NIKEgodess store in Fashion Island. Members meet for lunch after at Atrium court. It is free, and all fitness levels are welcome. Information; (949) 275-3888. Newport Community Counseling Center offers a way to stop the cycle of domestic violence through the support group In S.A.F.E. Hands. S.A.F.E. stands for safety, awareness, faith and empowerment. The group m eets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays. Free. Information: (949) 721-8079. The Newport Beach Cake Decorating Club meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday nights at Superior and Hospital Road in New port Beach. Information· (949) 650-1332. The Spanish Speaking Club meets to learn Spanish quiet and easy. Information: (949) 660· 1332 The A11n. of Business Service• hosts a networking meeting that deals with education connections from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month at the Holiday Inn at 3131 Brrstol St .. Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 605-00lt ·01von:e: A New Beginning; a workshop for m en 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. Information: (9491 644-6435. FTM toura of th• Orange County Performing Arts Center take guests to the dressing rooms, performer's lounge, bactstage and on stage at 10:30 a.m. every Wednesday and Saturday at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Group tours can be held by BALBOA BOAT RENTAIS (949) 673-7200 www.boall4reat.com 510 IL f.cltnntu .djM"t to a.Jboe IWry • a.n.o.. ......... special enengement. Information: (714) 666-AATS, e>Ct. 833. The~ 11.-ch N.weomen Club holds e general meeting on the third Wedne1day of every month. The organization la open to all women residents In Newport Beach who have lived In the aru fewer than five years. Information: (949) 645-9922, or visit http://Www.newcome,. newpottbe«Jl.org. Oub Senior Centef holds a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10 e.m. on the second Saturday of every month. Breakfast includes pancakes, sausage, coffee and orange juice for $3, $1 for children. The center Is at 800 Marguerite Ave .. Coron• del Mer. Information: (949) 644-32A4. Yoga and rhythm, "Yogarhythmics# combines yoga, dance and fun. The class is held from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East, Suite 111, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 754-7399. lnteffalth couples wtth on. Jewish partner ere invited to participate In a discussion gro up at the Jewish Family Service of Orange County office. Call to schedule date and time. The office is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa M esa. (7141445-4950. Women 50 end olckr can join a discussion group coordinated by Jewish Family Services to address issues sud'I as anxiety. depression, relationships, loneliness and family. The group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. M ondays at the agency offices, 250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa M esa. Preregistration required. (7141440-4960. ,....... ofh Newport .... Public Ubrtry UMd Book Store ere asking for pettona to donate boob to rep6enWl the dwindling atodc. Boob m1y be left i t lfrf of the three brench llbrlt'tM - Balboa, Marinen, or Corone del Mar - or In the book cloaet next to the Friend• 8oott Stont, at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. All hardcover 1nd peperbedc donatJona, with the exception of m1gazlnea and lew boob, will be eccepted and are ta>C ded~ible. (949) 769-9667. TM Bnllfle lnltftut9 oler9 free computer cl11se1 to people with fading vision who have difficulty seeing the computer ecreen. The Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del M ar, offers six sessions. Call to sign up for classes. (714) 821-5000. A aplritu1I cere daN meets It 7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a seat (949) 263-1402. Th• Costa M ... Chamber of Commerce hosts netwo ridng lunctieon meetings Wednesdays from 11 :45 a.m . to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost is $14. The club la at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 885-9090. A bnin tumor support groop meets the first and third Thursdays of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Baad'I. Free. Registration not required. The group is designed to help patients and their families understand and cope with the Illness. (949) 574-0232. 949.646.6789 9t' . 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We just went casual when we needed to go hard." Joel Walker, Newport Harb<:>r senior soccer standout Sports Editor Richard Dunn: (9491 574-4223 • Sports Fax: <9491650-0170 · MEN'S VOLLEYBALL EYE OPENER ·Daily~m.. Spana Hal olfame ( .................. _ ftb. 2 honofet GEORGE NEWLAND Saturoay, J~ 31 , 2004 11 COMMUNITY COLlEGES occ games slashed A statewide reduction in regular-season and playoff games have left some coaches seething. Bryce Aldert on Dally Pilot An attempt to reduce a gaping hole in the state's budget has forced com- munjty college schools such as Orange Coast College to cut everything from classes to teachers, and now regular- season and playoff games for the OCC sports teams In March the state's governing body. the Commission on Athlet- ics, approved the re- ductions in the playoff MARl<C OUSTIN/OM.YPlOT UCl's Jimmy Pelzel, left, faces the b'lock of USC's Jeff Bailey, center, and Gio Altamura in Friday mghrs match at Crawford Court, where the 'Eaters won in five . formats, which began last fall and con- tinue into the spring season. The rever- berations from the March decision can still be felt, especially among the coaches, who have shown a general dis- dain of the new schedules. Ante<1ters exact revenge The cuts were made on a one-year trial period in hopes the state's financial picture will be a little more rosy in 2005. "We.had to come up with a standard across the state that saves more than others," said COA Commissioner Jo- anne Fortunato. "The presidents didn't want colleges to drop sports. so they cut down the number of (games I across the board. Many athletic directors are happy lo have spons and save money." UCI makes two-game lead stand up against use, which won an earlier matchup this year. UC Santa Barbara tournament. The victory puts the Ant- eaters back in the win column after three straight MPSF lo1>ses. "More than that, one of the ui.," UCI Coach John Speraw said. "We've had a couple of rough matches. Really, we've had a rough January. It would have been really e~y to get down on ourselves.· Patrick Laverty Daily Pilot C.RAWl·Ono COURT -Having aJ. ready surrendered a two-games·to- none lead to USC earlier lhis yerur, UC Irvine's men's volleyball team wasn't .ibout to let 1t happen again. The Trojans fought off six Anteater match points in the third game and extended the match to a fifth game, but UC Irvine prevailed, 3-2, when a Trojan dig aftempt on Jimmy Pelzel's kill went wide. The Ant- eaters finished off use 30-27, 30-23. 33-35, 26-30, 15-13 in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation action. It was a happier ending for UC Irvi ne (5-5, 2-3 in the MPSF) than in USCs season opener, . when the Anteaters also held a.2-0 lead, but lost 10 the Tro- jans (1 -7. 0-51 in five games during the big keys was getting them back aft er the Santa Barbara tournament." said Pelzel, who led Irvine with 21 Jcills. "That one was le~ important because it wasn't a league game, but 1 think this kind of gets the mo nkey off our back." Despite iti. seventh consecutive loss. use is auempting to keep its hopes high and that Includes Newport Har- bor I ligh grad Blake Tippett and C:O- rona de Mar f ligh product Evan Bur- den. Every softball team in the state had its regular-season schedule reduced by 30% while baseball took a 20% hit. Football lost a scrimmage. Every other sport had its schedule reduced by 15%. It also ends the month of January on a high note for the No. 9 Anteaters . "I think It wa'> really important fo r BOYS SOCCER Tippett played the entire match at outside hiuer and finished with 16 Jcills See ANTEATERS, Pa1• 83 OCCs baseball team had its reguJar- season schedule reduced from 44 10 36 See OCC, P11e 8-4 Sailors stunned by Wolverines Newport has its five-game wi nning streak crushed in 1-0 loss at Aliso Niguel. Steve Vlr1en Da1lyP1lot The blood and pain that came from Warren Junawich's broken nose and Michael Gustaf- son's cut upper lip proved to be symbolic of the Newport llarbor High bars soccer team at Aliso Niguel Friday night. The Sailors were left wow lded, not neces- :.arily with injuries, but more so in regard to pride. Aliso Niguel earned 1 ts first Sea View League victory by stunnins first-place New- port, 1-0, ending the Sallorn' five-game win- ning streak. After Newport players were assessed • Aliso Niguel Coach llandy Dodge. who back-to-back yellow cards, the Wolver-is also the head man for Vanguard Ines (5-8-3, l -4-2 in league) broke University's men's soccer team. "They through for the game-winning goal in knew our best player !Zech Francis! the 72nd minwe. As the Sailors lried to would be out with a broken fool. And, collect themselves, Aliso Niguel quicldy who respecls an 0-4-2 team?" anacked. and Justin Smith's cross was Newport senior Joel Walker said he put away by a Brandon BorenMein header. was. "not a1 all impressed, .. with lh e Wotver- "We beat ourselves.· Newport C:Oach Ryan mes' play. Hemande-L said. "We didn't show up 10 play as "They were .;crappy. .. Walker said. "We're not hard as we should have. It's definitely an up~I. uwd to playing scrappy teams. We can't get A tie would have been an u~t." 11110 a groove because they don't have a The Sailors ( 12-5, 5-2) entered Friday nights groove." match having outscored opponents, 15-3, in Walker expressed disappomunent when dis- their five-game winning streak. But they ap· cussing the officiating. lmmediately after the peared to be out of sync in the first half. And. game. Walker was seen scolding two referees. though they improved in the second half, the and his teanunate Will Guzman also had STEVE tkCRN« I OM.Y Pl.OT Newport Harbor's Ruben Trujillo is held back by Aliso Niguers See SAILORS, P11e 8-4 Justin Smith as Trujillo pushes the ball downfield Friday at Aliso. Wolverines hung around. "J would say they took us very lightly." said DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Nancy __ Castro From the playground to the gym, Estancia High senior center has become a scoring machine. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot N ancy Castro found much more than her game on the basketball courts at Smallwood Park during the off-season. The P.stancla High senJor also discovered herself. Last year, Castro was timid and hesitant to shoot. as Tisha Gray occupied the offense In the paint, and Xochitl Byfield also took several shots for the P.agles. Grayand Byfield graduated last spring. But Castro, the starting center, has stepped up this season. She has become the leading 1eorer for Estancla's girls basketball team. "She knew that with Tisha gone she had to step up and fill her shoes, and she'1 actualJy maldng new ones.• Estancia Coach Tamette Rappa saJd. "Last year. I don't thinJc she had the opponunlty. The ball went to TI.sha. because she was going to score. Now it's, 'Give It to Nancy.' The girls know Nancy. N~, she's the go·to person. 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'l\urden played the finaJ four ganws at libero <ind chipped in with !>ix dig~. ''I'm not that mad," Tippell said. "We began to play much better despite the errors and mistakes. It -.howed a lot of heart not giving up." •' After the Anteatcri. won the first two games, they took an early 3-0 lead in the third game. USC never hdd more than a ~-point advantage in the lfiame, but they fought off six qtatch point!> by UCI. The Tro-IJtns finally captured their firi.1 ft1U11e after a back-row violation on the Anteaters and a kiU by 6- foot-I 0 junior CJiris McNiff. The Trojans then forced a fifth game with a 30-26 victory in the fourth, relying heavily on 6-2 IJrvJlian Joao Grangerio, who fmished with 20 kills. four serv- { . e aces and 12 dig~. . "ln rally scoring, teams down 2 reaUy seem to loosen up," eraw said. "They can swing away and give ii a ·rip on their '>Crves." n1e tcarm traded points throughout the final game. with the largest lead coming when !JC:I reeled off four straight points tu take an 11 -B lead. The Trojans came hack 10 lie the score, 12-12, bu1 UCI fresh- man David Smith came up with a big block against Grangerio, !',mith's third block attempl of the raUy. 10 return the Anteaters to the lead. Sm ith's block wa!> one of 21 for UCI on the night, as the Ant· eaters dominatctl play al the 11e1. Smith combined with 6-5 freshman Matt Webber. 6-4 '>cn- 1or B.J. Fell and 6 7 senior Kyle Weichen to form an imposing front line. "In general. I think we had our be~t night tll the net," Speraw !>aid. "I think our blocking i~ really corning around." The Trojans came back lo tic the score in the fifth game, IJ 13, on a kill by a fired-up Grang- crio. But Grangcrio':. lterve wcn1 long on the nexl point, giving lJCI its seventh match point of the night and Pelzel finished olT the Trojans. "We started to realize, this is it." Pelzel said. ·we had to suck 11 up." Weichen fini'Shcd with 15 kills in 21 allempts for UCL Webber added 14 kills, Fell had 11 and Smith chipped in with seven. Freshman setter Bretl Re id had 50 assists. S POR TS UC Irvine captain Jimmy Pelzel 1s pumped up while celebrating a ktll in the first game of Frrday night's match against USC . UC Irvine's Greg Ford, left, passes the ball in the third game of F nday night's Moun tarn Pacific Sports Federation match against use. Duwn goes the toty- and thl' leme rate,,on our ,porty 2004 SL~30 Convertible. ---------------~---~- Saturday, Januaty 31. 2004 83 Feed your passion wllh a super-sleek 2004 CLK3 20 Coupe . 40 w chcx1!>e from . Hurry! 84 Saturday, Jl'lllUat'y 3 l. 2004 CASTRO Continued from B 1 yearJ: \AtittO sakl "But \Ince IGmy and Byfield! are gone, lhtiy have told 1ne to step il up and l luwe. I dldn'I think l would ~rnre this much. But I've been pmctJcing harder and working harder and I l(\Jt.'1>1> lhat has helped.· Castro toiled and pu1 111 1he efJon with the hop~ or taking her game to the next level when he practlcecJ hy hersell at Sma.Uwood P<1rk in Costa Me.~ during lhc off·lle~n. On the court ~e worked on lhe technical aapects of her l)ost game and also outside shooting. :ill the whUe strengthening her \nind and attaining confidence. ·1 played basketball almost every day: Castro sald. "I wen1 lo lhe park and practked shooting fo r at least two hours every day. Before I couldn't hoot from the out~lde at ;di. bur now. I can 11hoot from the top of lhe key or the free· throw line.· The results have been sbowtng for Costco this twtlbOn, espedally in league action. She has averaged 22.8 poi11t11 1wr game lhe pabt five contest!> (entering Friday's acuo11), a' 1lw Eagles appear headed for tht.• CIF Soul.hem Section playoff!I. Castro aJso came up big in two victories last ~k.. She o;cored a game-high 25 poinb and grahbed four rebound'i 10 lead Lhe Eagles to a 53-:1:1 wi11 over tNJS.-.lown rival Costa Mesa Jan. 20. Slic 11alled II ofhN l•I '>hotc; from 1.he field (7H.S%} lwo day-. later. lht> l>mly Pilot AthJete of lhe Week scored a game-high 20 points, grabbed 1 O rebounds and blocked two shots, guiding Estancia ro a 69-36 victory over Or.rngc "She ha~ definitely stepped up her play,· Rappa said. "She's not a quitter. She's a player on the team with the ~t won. ethic. You can always find her. working on her game. You could teU she loves the sport, and U1at's what everyone has seen and that's why she's g1ming those numbers. She's also a caplwn this year which ha:. caw;t'd her lO i.tep up in a leade~hip role." Ca<1tco said she felt that she came our of her sheU during the University tournament in mid-December. She said point guard Trisha Wase staned 10 notice her more and Castro began to believe In herself. "I'm a little more confident when I play now," Cal>Lro i.aid "I 1ust alway'> know I have to go out thc1t> and play h.ud. • SCHEDULE TODAY ...... College-Concordia at V•ngu1rd, 1 p.m. Bu' let.I College M9n -UC lrvfne at .Idaho, 7 p.m.; Biol• 11t Vtngt.1ard, 7:30 p.m. College women -Idaho et UC occ Conbnued from B 1 game~ clJld "' nt'w playuH "Y'>lcm has furthl't irkt•d C.oa'>t < OJlh John Altobelli The regional pl.1y11ff!I wlll now feature 'inwe-eliminatiun games ini.tl'ad of 1he he't of- lhree formot uwJ in [Hl'>t year'>. rhe <;tatt' d1,1111p1om.h1p will rca ture ont• tt•am e.11 h from North· ern and 'i<111l lll'111 Californin 111 .1 two-day, -.i ngl e-rhmlnutiun 'llructurc "I ha11• it, t•wryone hates it," AltobeU1 "l.IUJ. ··1 ht-rt> '' not a rnarh 0111 there who i~ for it. At ,111y other levl'I ii is two·ou1-of- 1hrc~" three-our-uf·five or tour- out of-<,c·w11. Baseball Is a unlq1w animal. It is just unfortu- natl' becau~e the lplayersl work so hard aJI year and 10 only have a one-game playoff? Thh. need!'. to be looked at closer and there arc a 101 of people looking to gel ii d1lmged." OCC Alhletic Director Frt'd l lokanso11 doe<,n't like the cuts, hut felt they were fair acros., 1he board for carh spun. ·Everyone b bc-ing hit. No one ls ever happy with r uts," I lokan- "on said. ··1 hi'> 1s not perma- nent." 'l1lc onus uf paying or:ficials ol'ten makes u1> a majority of the coRts sdiools must dish 0 111, wtiith wa.'I abn a concern, llo· kanson said. "When you cut duwn on co11- 1ests, you cut down on officials and cut duwn on travel ex- penses: t lokanson said. HWe are trying as a unit 10 save moncy." A school can pay $300 In offi- cials fees per game, I lukanson •tid. Six fewer gamt.'S means a savinwi of $1 .800. "For better or worse, we com· plain about things beforeo they happen,· l lokanson sald. ·1coachcs) complain about not being etfuitable. bul we haven't gone through it yet. We are try· ing to save our whole depart· ment. "'Ne didn't eliminate any teams." The COA look recommenda lions from the 5tates athletic di- rectors ot <1 conference In San Diego at the end of lhe la.<it ·chool year, Hokanson said. There wlD be no Southern California Individual reglonal dlftmrlon tn tennis this year. one o the several chang In the spott. Play In the regionals wUJ stop in both doubles and singles after the quattcrfinab and will span one day Instead or two. The suu e learn tournament will feature cigbt·pme pro tet All m atches t t che state toumamenc wUI be two 8ets with a lO-polnr super llehrcaker (ii nflcdcd) to d~dt f lMne, 7 p.m.; Biota at Vengu.td, 6:30 p.m. ...... College -Patten College at Vanguard, noon. ·111 ..... High tdtool -CoroM def Mar llt Sunny Hille tournament. 9 a.m. tlw match. Pan of the altempt to save money ii. limiting teams' over- night Mays. "They figure those that make 11 10 the semls will go Into lhe :-.talc tournament, olht'twi'>e, they would be guci.!ling .H seed~." i.aid OCC womrn':o. ten- nis c:oach Janice Marnn. who is not in fnvor of the revised '>yi.· tem. WNo one is a winner. ·mere b no champion and no runner· up lln the 1t>gionab f. It dcwi.n't allow for tJ1e upset, whkh you alway~ !should have). "It'!> like playing bru.ketball and whoever gels to 100 points lwin!.I, rather than playing out the whole game. For instance. reducing the third set to a tie- h~aker i'I not how tennis is played." OCCs n•gular-season sched- ule was reduced from 21 to 18 matches. "I know budgets are 1>maller for everybody, but if the school really l()\les athletics and wanr.s the programs to go. they need to help 1.hem, • Maran said. Another casualty of the hud- get crunch has been adjunct (walk-on) and assistant coaches, who have suffered pay reduc- tions, Hokanson sald. ln some cases, assistants were lel go. Four men's volleyball teams will qualify for the state tourna- ment, a single-elimination, one- day t•vent. There will be no r~ glonals. TI1e State basketball tourna- ment will halve its tournament field to Include four schools (two from bt.ltJ1 lhe north and lhe south) and be reduced from two to lhree da)'8. OCC had Its regular-season schedule trimmed by four games. The COA board will meet Feb. 18 at a conference at a hotel near Los Angeles lnternalional Airport. Portunato said athletic directors will be able to meet and discu'lS whether 10 rontinue or aboll<ih the current structure and make any recommenda- lions. "We are doing the best lob we can." Fortunato 1'ald. "We are not in Fon K11ox. Tht' econt)my is across the board. Concht.'S see their own sport Md I would ex- pect them to do that. Hut tht.-y don't havt' to halancc an athletic hudget." Even s1>0rts hasn't escaped lhe fiscal tentacles or a mon8ttr seemingly out of control. "I remember bad: In 1981 or 1983 when OCC was 1n auch dire ftnanclal straJt.' that they laJd off teachers," Hokanson recalled. ·We had to cut over 1,000 (class) secdoos (this year]. We've hsd these problems before, but the state ham't been SSC> bUlJon ln the red before, ~ryone Is hitn" here.· SPO K T Daily Pllo BRIEFLY Mesa captures Golden West title lWo goals from Kyla Aores welf' all the Costa Mesa Hlgti gjris soccer team needed a.11 It won its second con.."leWtive Golden West League ll llt' with a 2-0 victory over host Ocean View, lib closest com- petitor, Friday. The Mustangs. ranked sixth In CJF Southern Section Division llJ. won their 21 t straight league pine and have shut out 18 opp<>- nents in that span. Ocean View foll to 6-2·2 in league. Even if Mesa 02·5, 9·0), which earned a share of the Dlvislon 111 di.le !Mt year. lost its remain1ng three league games and Ocean View won Its wt two contests, the Mustangs would hold a 27-26 edge In points. Tuarns are award· ed three points for a win, one point for a tie and 1..ero points for a loss. Flores scored her fi111t goal In the nth minute on an assist from Julie Nomurc1.. Aores challenged the goalkeeper and headed in the pas.'! from Nomura. Jasmin Day as.~ted on Hore.' 1>CC011d goal two rninutes laLer. Mesa goalkeeper Kindra Bailey made four saves behind a defense Coach Dan Johnston said played extremely weU i.n dropping batl for one another. TI1e Mustan~ host Orange at :u s p.m. Wedne<iday CdM beats San Clemente •WATER POLO: Five firs t-pe· riml goals gave the hos! Corona del Mar 1 ligh girh water polo team a S-0 lead and it was well on Its way co a 12-5 nonleagu~ won over San Oemente Friday. Jordan A.nae led CdM ( 11 -7) with four goals whUe Katlin Ku· bas rallied three to go with two each by Camille Hewko and Vivian Liao. Kubas and I fcwk.o each scored two goals In the first quarter. CdM goalkeeper Brittany FUllen made 12 ~ves while Liao added two steals and three assists. Katie Jndvik also made three steals. CdM's junior varsity team earned a 5-1 victory over San Oemente while the frosh-soph team Improved to 11 -1 with a 10·2 triumph. NonkaJue Corona del Mar 12, San Clemente 5 Score by Quarters San Clemente O 2 1 2 5 CdM 6 3 3 I ,, San Clemente -L11ae1an 1, Russel 1, Elder 1, Chambers 1. Saves Pardoen 2. CdM -K. Kubas 3, Liao 2, Anae 4, Howlco 2, Lyma11 1. Saves -Fullen 12. Sailors double up Wilson •WATER POLO: Senior Caro- lyn Conway scored four goals 10 lead the Newport I !arbor High girls water polo team to a 6-3 nonleague victory ov.or Long Beach Wilson rrlday at Bel- mont PlaJ.a in Umg Beach The Sailors. ranked second in Cir Southern Section Division I, led, 3-l, at halftime, before -;coring three third -period goals to widen their lead. SAILORS nt~cd stitches. Conbnued from B 1 words for the officials. "(>I course we're fru!>traled after losing." !laid Walker, who appeared to be held just m front of Aliso net with thret' minutes left. "Bui we can't blame the referees. We could11'1 put anything away. We just went casual wl1cn we needed 10 go hard." Wctlker wa.\ illegally tack- led in che 6Bth minute when he seemed to have a dear path towctrd the nel on a breakaway. But Trevor Hoane tripped Walker and rook a yellow card. The Sailo~ also came close to <.earing in the 46th minute. Senior Conmd WiJ- lfam.son's strike from abou1 IO yanh out was stopped About five rninute!> later. G11stafw11 left the gamt• with a bloody upper hp lhat l11cn, in the 55th minute, Juuowich w..is knocked down. I le ran toward the W.11ors' sideline with a crooked nose and blood Oowing from it. Both hits did not rc:.ult In yeUow rards for Ali.Mi Niguel. ul he (officials! weren't on out side I could safely say," llernandez i.aid. "Rut they weren't on their side either. It was just bad offi - ciating. I'm going to file a complaint for sure. We came out with a hrolcen nose and Mikey IGustaf- sonJ has a hole on his lip. It's just not right." Newport Harbor outshot Aliso Niguel, 10-3, in tht> -.ec- ond half and 17 • I J for the game. Newpon goalie laylor Carver anchored the defense with 10 saves. ·1 still think they're the bt:~t in the Sea View I .caKtJe," Dudgc· '>llid. "My gu)"' 1ust playf•d hard." Anne Belden and Ash1lng Thy- lor each scored one goal while Thrln Cottam (eight saves) and Kim t lousepian (three saves) shared goaltendlng duties for Newport (15·2). Belden, Jessica Ball and Sa.rah Mutt each added an assist. Mutt led the Thrs with three steals whUe Belden and BaJJ each added two. Long Beach Wilson entered the game ranked sixth In Division l. Newport's junior varsity team recorded u 14· I victory over the Uruins while lhe Sajlors' frosh- '>Oph team notched a 17 ·6 tri· umph. ~ Newport Harbor 8, long Beac:tt Wllson3 Score by Ouarten the tournament Kally Maderino scored 13 goals In four tournament game" while Katie Kepn~r (slxJ Marissa Cottam (four) and Sarah Rob erts (three) each found the bad;. of the cage. Newport · goalkeeper Eliza beth Layton allowed just six goals through the four games. Sea Kings blanked •SOCCER: The Corona del Mar High boys soccer team suf- fered Its first Pacific Coast League loss. falling, 2-0, to host Tesoro Friday. Newpon 2 1 J o LB Wilson 7 o 1 o Newport -Conway 4, Taylor 1. Belden 1. Saves -Cottam 8. Housepian 3. Senior Nick Lind scored both goaJs"for Tesoro. CdM Coach Pat Callaghan said the Sea Kings (9-3-6, 4-l ·2 in league), ~ "gave the ball away at mid- field," and the Titans wem on to score on both opponuniles. LB WUton-Mota 1, Lamb 1, Nestand 1. Saves -Lolis 7. Tars win at Fl Toro •WATER POLO: Fo; the third traight year, lhe Newpon Har- bor High girl!. frosh-soph water polo team won the El Toro Lady 0 1arger Classic Jan. 17. Newport went 4-0 to take lop honors in the l~team tourna- ment -now in its fifth year. The Sailors defeated Santa Margarita, 6-2, in the semifinals befort! beating CclM, 4-3, in Lhe final The Sailors aJso defeated Capistrano Valley. 17-0, and l ong Beach Wilson, 9-1, during "We didn't play very well," Callaghan said. "We were out played." Youth tourney today •SOFTBALL: The Newpor1 Reach Riptide Gold is hosting a 46-team softball tournamen1, the Newport Beach Oassic, to- day and Sunday. The 18-and-under teams will play at Bonita Creek l'ark a11d the 16-and-under teams will compete at Arroyo Park and thl' Community Youth Ct!n ler in Newport Beach. The event i-. a Triple Crown World Seril''> qualifying tournament with gamei. !ltarting al n a m. Newport Harbor goahe Taylor Carver makes one of his 10 saves as he battles Aliso Niguel's Darnel Perez (12) on a corner kick m Friday's Sea View League game. ST£Vf Md'IW'lll. OM.YPll 01 B'ASKETBALL Sea Kings ' effort falls short at Tesoro Senior guard lay Northridge scorl't.I a game-high 26 points while Ryan Lani;c and Pancho Seaborn earh rallied 16 points, but the visiting Corona del Mar High t>oys baskethaU team foll shon In a 67-62 f>-"ctcific Coast League defeat 10 league-leading Tesoro Priday night. Lance, who tied his career- hJgh in points. hir three of CdM'" season-high IJ three-pointers as part of hil> II -point fourth quar- ter while Northntlge scored the other 10 points in the final pe· riod. 'fl1e Sea l(j ngs (11 -12, 2-5 in le~1e) twice were down by four and had open looks from lhree- dom, but missed each time and were forced to foul , said CdM Coach Ryan Curry, who was pleased with the effort his team gave. Tesoro (I 8·5, 7 -0) made IO of I 0 fl'('(' throws In the fowth pe- riod and got 17 points each from Patrick. Marion and Rrinn Nel- son. The Sea Kings ho111 University (5·2 in league) at 7 p.m. Wednes- day. Pac:Mc Cout lMCUt Teeoro 87. Cofone def Mar 62 Sc:cM'8 bv Ouarters CdM 1) 11 14 n &' Tetoro 11 11 12 21 -s1 CdM -Nonhridge 26, R. Le~ 16, Froedo 4, Seabofn 16, T l.e'lCe o, Win1111ebe 0, Reynoldt 0, Mohler o. McOonald 0, Kal>M!lan 0. 3-pl. goelt -Northridge 6, R lAnce 3, Seabom 4. '*°">-M11non 17. Keough 4, Ferre 4, Sherry 13, Nelson 17. Btneon 4. Demore 12. 31>t goal• -Oemero 3, M1rlon I , Sheny 1 Aliso humble Tars Coach Bryan Cottriel said. Michael RoU scored 18 point!> to lead Aliso while Taylor Young and Alex Orth scored 11 and eight points, respectively. Bretl l'crrine added ciix points and lour rehoundi. for Newport (I :J 9, 4·3l. alone in third place 111 le<1gue behind Woodbridge and Aliso. The Tar-. host Irvine 01 7 p.m. Wednc'lday. Sea View LH aue Aliso Niguel 60, Newport H1rbor 33 Score by Ou•rtM• Newpon 8 a 9 a 33 Al110 17 14 11 11 oo Newport -Mouradyan 1. Perrino 6, Slater 4, Heenan 2, Macbeth 0, Young 11. Onh 8, Atlee 1, Gausewitz 0 3 pl goals -Young 1, Onh 1. Alito Griffin 4, Green 5, Gardner 4. Pe1erson 4, Kuehn 2, Wise 9, Roll 18, Valentine 2. Brown 10, Yazdani 2. Mustan g deni ed •COSTA M~ GIRLS: Coi.ra Mesa High's hopes of an upset dwindled as it came with in nine poin1ii but then went scoreless in the fi nal three minutes, los- ing 45·31, to Golden West League host Ocean View Friday. TI1c Mustaogs (8-12. 2-6 In league) pulled to within, 40·3 I. with three mlnutes left. but the Seahawks (17·1. 8·0) o utscored Mesa, 5-0, the rest of the way. Bri1tany Vergara led the Mus- tang!i with nine points, while Bethany Vergara (five points) and Soll Enesl (three) grabbed six rebounds each. Cassey Brick contributed four assists. Coldtft Wttl l .. pe Oceen View 41. eo.ta Mfta 31 kHh&lnn SooN bv Ouarwn • , ........... vRT HARBOR BOYS: Cot1• Meea ') e 10 e -31 Vlslting Newport Harbor tflgh Ocr.an Vlow 11 1a 10 1 -•o ran Into a hot ahootlno All COSU Me.-Brick 0, Kelly 6, Trujillo • " so 5. Be. V9rg1r1 5. Br Vergara 9, Cluff Nigued~I t60eam SeandVlthc h<>.'\U 3, En .. 13, AkenMI o. Bjellend o. post a ·33 a ew League Sanchez o. Victory Friday night. 3-pt. goal• -Br V.rvera 3, Trullllo 1, The Wolverines (5·2 . in ~~'.:Alderfer a. Auhulerle league) missed Juat three ahots •1, WllllarN t. Bvtltr 14, Hunter 2. ln rhe Ant hall and took a 31 ·I6 Ruehlan a. Thom" 2. Boggeln 2. lead at lntermlulon. Ncwnon 3 Df. goal• -Wllllame 1 Lions hold off Eagles •ESTANCIA GIRLS: Seniors Trisha ~ase and Nancy Castro scored 15 and 14 points. re· spectively, but it was not enough as host Estancia I ligh lost a Goldt>n West League garne to We~tminster, 48-45, 1-'riday night. The F.aglcs rn 13, 5·3 in league) trailed by three points wilh 12 seconds left, but a Uon intercepted a pass 1hrown toward the top of 1he key and Westminster ran oul the clock. Wase, who scored 13 of her 15 points In the i;econd half, and Breanna Neal each grabbed eight rebounds. Wase tallied four assists 10 go with three steals by Mino. The I.ions (5-3 in league) le<I, 25-16, a1 halftime heforc the Eagles outscored them, 16-R, in the third quarter -using a full court press -lo cut lhe deficit to one. Westminster 48. Estancia 45 Rivt!r:.ide (1 4-7, 6-2) had four playeri. score in double ligurl''· led by Tamara rhoma~· t 4 points, includint{ 7 of 9 frl'e throws. The Tigers made I !J ol :l4 free throws (79.2%), indud ing 15 in the !lecond half. Jessica CJiades made 1hrcl· steals for Coast. Oran1e Empire Conference Riverside 74, Orange Coest 62 Or•nge Coast -Naff 18, Stepanski 4 Carrillo 22, Shew 9, Chades 0, Viloria 4, Van Buren 3, Arganda 4. Haueter O 3-pt goals Shaw 3, Naff 2 Riverside -Pi<*ron 1S, T. Thomas 19, S. Thomas 12, Wallace 4, Moore 2. Snyder 6, Baldwin 14, Ike 2 3-pt. goals -Pi<*ron 3, S. Thoma s 1 I laJftime -lliverside. 36-2.:l Riverside tops Coas t •ORANGE COAST MEN: The host Riverside Cbllcgr men·~ basketball team made 2~ of 3l free throws in tJ1e second half (75%) and held off Orange Coast 10 earn a 76-57 Orange Empire Conference victory l·ri· day night. Score by Ou•rters Westminster 10 1& 8 1~ Eatancie 10 s 1e 13 Westmlnstltf" -Larson 9. Phan 2, Argand1111. Couzons 8, Manell 7, E1key 11. -a Aaron Bobik led O .C with 1'1 •s points while Aleic Hunter and Jason Garey each scored 11 points to pace Coa'lt (4-17, I· 7) 3 pl. goals -Larson 3, Argando 1. Fouled out Manell. Eakey. E.uncla-Weta 15, Mino 3, Castro 14, Ptne 3. Neal 4, Maldonado 4, Becerra 2 3·pt. goal• -WaH 2, Pen& 1 Fouled OUI -WHe, Mino. Tigers claw Pirates •ORANGE OOAST WOMl!N: Oespite shooting 60<!(, In the fJrst half, visiting Ontnge Coast College couldn't overcome n 36· 23 halftime deficit and loin to Riverside, 74-62, in an Orange Empire Conference g'Ame Fri· dfty night. Sophomore forward AlJsa CArrillo scored I\ game-high 22 points to go with five rebounds whUe t'teahma.,n Rhondl Naff tallied 16 polnta for Coast (ll· 11 . 4 ·4 ln the OEO 1 Shamont 'Brown led Rlversidr (18-5, 7~1 ) with 15 points and elgh1 rchour1d~ The Tigers out rebounded the Pirates, 56 Jfi. Boblk led OCC with sf\lt>n re bounds. Oran1e Eln9fre Conferenu RJvenffte 71, o,.nge Coast 57 ar.nee Co.st -Nwabuzor 4, Hatch 3, Ctlelter 8, Gtrev 13, Boblk 1', Hunter 13, Young O, Tony 0, Stanford 0, Stlltrt 2. Shsholm 0, BtileyO. 3-pt. goe11 ·G11rey3. Boblk 1, Hunter 1. Fouled out -Stanford, Hitch, Cl\wttt. ~ -Brown 16, Anderton 5. Mltchell 7. Barber 4, M1t1hllll 10. Wthon t, Terrell 2, Olllton 0, Norman 2, Myrick 14, Maxim 2. C.mtre 6. 3-pt. 00.11 -Mershall 2, Welton 1. Myrldt 1. 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Sokr htlw! anl!X M1lo.e 949 MS 150!> ENTERTAINMENT Special Events 1310 EOUAl HOOSING OPPOITIJMITY All ,.., esl•I• Mlvt111s 1t1R on this ntww.we• is ~ut11ed to th• f ~deral r '" Hou~ml( Ad at l 968 "' •1t1e11chd whtlh !IHke\ 11 111~~•1 111 advtrlon a11y pr•ftt ,.,.<.~ l1mJt;ettOfl tH d1-.n1mrn"t1on t.>;ned on I dlt t.OIUI. rcll&ll/11. \~a h•nd1u11 l•1111h41 \l•IU\ Of n,tllfHl{d UrtRUI 1H dn 111lrnho11 lo mdlo.• •"'V '\Ut h 111 tferront,. ltn11li1 tinn Uf d1'-t-Uffi1<h,tton ltus lll!W$fldPC1 will out hnuw1111ly •t< r111 •ny Jdverlls~rnent lu1 re•I .. 1,1te wh1lh 1~ rn v1olat111n rof Ill• law Our tenders are h~rehy 111lormcd lhat •II dwell "'i' •dve1to~cd in tho\ ncw~papet •1 t ava1labk on dn ~Qudl up11u• 1u1111y h•~, .. In l01flpl.11n nl d•~ r11m111•t101\, 1~11 llUO toll free al I 800 4?4 R'i90 Auctiw Older Stylt Furniturt PIANOS & Colltctibltt ·~,.,~·, .. t ~tH•• • ...,...,. • lJI" • t $$ CASH ~AID $$ "·""""·"· ·~ WE BUY ESTATfS ~64M922C soumcoAST AUCTION 1202 ......... ..... AM. 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Solt 1/]l, 8am tpni, ~ llml Or off P<Wy north of P01 F Uflllbn. ~lc>lhA & hollsellold i1e!m COMUU-1, 670 Narclnu• cro" JIJ"' 'lh furn toy• hounware. ck>lhn booll•, 1tect1on1ca mo•-' Soturclay 7am-2pm 422 16th f'lnr e Cll>I• Mesa Sl11!111~ Mil,, saw tomp1 e'\Snt l~dder• Cl'nU~lr lit! ull S~W vaccuums ldth.le• H•I lold plan~• ' tnulh tnoretl NEWPORT SAl-SUH 7· ? 116 41Sf bedrouni '><I b•d clolh•S kitchen item< b~bv ''"" etc •Amy'•• l'ayc le 8CMltlque Pa•t pre\enl & lulure love spe uall\t qfj". r)C.turate Spe<.1al • ~•drna $10 Call '°' I hee question 949-723-1177 Miscellaneous Merchandise 3855 Dulgner fobrlc.• "' d1\Lount p11C o Call Im • <OmµlcmentAIY I h"UI .,, h1>m1: con~uUaht1n (949) 122-0706 Business Oppoftunltles Buslnmes and Franchises 3905 A COl\l/M&M Vend1t1K 1 le I!> lo<'~ earn• BIG SStwll SO Oown1lm 800 240 860814133 INDUSTRIAL APPLIANCES 3050 PROPERTY FOR LEASE 4402 HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture 3435 le.tlhe1 Sole & lu•es .. I br al\d new '" lhe tr at' Most Sell Can rltllver $795 949 J!>!> 8097 CHEHY SUIGH 110 Sc*1 -1 lw .itld MW 11 bo• ~ """"' Worth S!IX> sac JZi() ~ ~ JEWELRY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ . PRECIOUS METALS c-11 Coln Neetf1 Ohl Co111sl Gold. silver, tewelry. wttchtl\, •nt•ques 'ollecliblts !M9 641 9'48 4800tf w(9oted yorcl, Wnl\10e b111...i. lrom l 71h & Newport Blvd Mar !M9 67!> 6700 e.t 24 CM ottice >j)itCe "' B"'' ~ l)<lfk, 1001 w 11th st Awa~ mid Feb l~I I «Xhl JSm,1 949-«JO 8287 l'rlmt OHie• Sult• App10. 681 sf 106Jsf & 1??3\I nt SI 80·$1 98f~a ""~' Newport Center '-va1labl~ 213 746·63p<l Newp.f1 hoch olhce apr>ro• 1200>1 Medllal or oflrce space newly decorated 949 !>74 I .168 hecutlve Office• 2181 llmlol CM S~ S700m 1nck1~ u~ ol tonf~e"c~ room CaN 714 556 9188 RESIDENTw. INCOME PROPERTY 4600 Eleaanl 9 room/ba So Cal btd & bretkl.sl -+OWnln (J.IM1ln Sl.21Xl.IXX> l&111 3 tnl ~ 26,(0) Steve TNttn ~1 19 HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE • 5400 COUNTY 3610 &onlna del Mir --------IUSCUI tl l life's t1ncerlf1nllu tfappenl Pet Owne• ~ Nttd Help Well Mannered Mull C1h & Older 001' need new homt• Adopt Adult A11lm1ls lhl• Xmas! JO dey telurn l'oh~y WWW l n1mtlntlWOr• Oii Nel Yel Oft Mwllet M1nl~t lot Frxer/Tt•r Down South 111 HWY t4t..JS0·7474 OH ONI LOT l Ouplea and I llttlt old home. OCHn view, 1101 .,., on mar-et M9 l50 7474 ~ SOOS·SSSO 31r 21/>Ba (. Sid• Oel" St 2Blk• It'"" NB ? Ltr x•r pvt yard W/d & f!ardenec '"'I, li'?':>Om avail 31 I 949 6H 3839 Newport Beach --IMMACULATE COTTAGI ~tcp~ lo NP Ht•Khh l It ~r \ } II~ Ip '"•' k uu\ UUI V1tlU31 tout www t av1•ndtort1 cum $804.'lOO 949 45t 13'>1 CAP & fONI Rf /MAX PREMIER 949 4!11 1352 - DOV8I VtOllB ~ "'' I? 4 O•f•thtful 11e'4ly 1em11d•led Jbr hume Cou,mut kill w/~1k1na •1•1111--~ \tetl •PPls l <elu\lv~~ ll\lrng llKI SI 19l<XX> Aili 949-400-8413 LOT 1011 SAU N~""POll Btuh b48 V1• l rdo Soud ll 68S,UOO Co•\I Prop tf\Ut~ ul C.iht l.1111~ lt!UI"' 949 5C8 89'/ I ---- NIWPOll.T H(IGHTS w ou1"n view\ Prrnt1pals nnly Sl.350 000 lffm t·•ul Aet 949 ?19 ?U !> UYSHOlfS rt)(ll/TIAR OOWN, ''"''u Sale. Food llo~d P1uvr1t1e~ 949 759 7700 S42S,000 .... , ........ LO<crtl-. N•w Ofl morllet. A1t. 949 ·2 l 9·2S S9 2b 2' ,.., lwntwne, ~d w1'lc~&Ornllrrwm. S4?~ 000 949 646 031 1 f'nlt"1)als Only No a&b 40fT IOAT OOCIC Jllr 2 /18•, lownhomt $939,000 Pr ln(rpall Only Paul/Aat 949 Z19 2445 NlW,OltT HEIGHTS W 04 t!AO YteW~ Pt lnClp;tl!t univ SU50000 l11m P•ul. A~t 949 2 19 2445 Open Sat Sut1 II 4 !11!1 W ttdy Ave Don't IM to Ilene· M I ast n1ma.nine apply Bch Cottaein 90%31 ?':137 Newport Coat Oc-. ~ Jlw J I/"-$I, 799. I (•atellne auard ealPd commun11y Cont Propotlou of Calif ~a101 lfl811lo 949 509 8923 2W, 2M llfHleto4 ....tt, htdwd In, nu pnt. comm pool. •P• & 111 cnh •It $1900 949 67J 7800 San Cllmlt1tl ,., 2'/Jh Tur11lt1. twnhm. Beautiful ~tr 1 comm POOVapa S4 ,000 Aa1 [IVl(I M9-466·7536 lln•CIPl*'n MltllHTATI IONID ,Ga HOISIS Ol'IN SAT-JUN 1-J 31852 PtMO Alto Plano Jbl lba spilt Intl Zoned lot hor\lt Multi mlllio11 S nt lrhb0tllood ~t (ftin H>hnaon ll•lltt llllam• Rutty 949-218 1815 Ind ex ~ 7402·7466 ~ U ndcr the Service Directory Banner IOOWS10 ~ Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week ~9750 For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FOR SALE '-211< 2IMt houM 11 llH Ibo ufl \lr•·rl s.hotedlh sle!A lo be.k.h. pdtkor•e '°'" IJundr y 11"Wlp.11f1VI~ lg )'d near wate• 0111 ~ d11•1I UOOR~t CW}.760 ll'lO SIOOO mo 94'1 I?/ 'H IU Josmln• CrHlt Jbr, 2b•. I level new k 1 tche11 /!. upar •des available J/ I SJSOOmo (!M9) 6M> 4491 Desert Property 5960 Costa Mesa . l..rttroorcllnary htatel MM1011 lhv1es Ouert ht ape 13,900• sr on 2 // Ace" S~ 600.000 Coll 11.~t Juel Cohen at 760·S67·1910 MISCEUANEOUS RENTALS Stvdlo Apt., IU<n'll nr lr1 Sq. COLY quiet nj IW<. $btQ). p.. -.. 1\/pel S79Clmtl 94CJ 642 2818 2tw. 1.sa.a. 2 llry _....,,, fp. 111ptwd1""4) \I potOO,ytd bdlt wt. ll ~I. ll(ltJI sp.o wtlson/llMbot SI 350 l«Xl ~t 4U:1J Rental To Sha-&030 I SIDE CHAlMING, like '" ntw 2br 1 Sba luwu 11, mid lO's mole•-"• hOu't \lyle 2522 I Iden s1m1lar to sha•e 4br hse Sl3l!>/mo 949'642 ~88 Cath rnomale &•!) 2b1, 21r 21/rlo Tow""-H , I b• $950 !M9 675 6436 Fp 7 (ar 11~, commun•ly CM male 'l•m.lle ~e 3bt .lb• h-;e up\..ale 11ated 'Pa ga-'POI. Ctlble pet negotoable S'liO ind uhl Call Pete 714 557 tl002 pool pvt patio. fwy clou Sl600 /\al 949 673·7800 Sir 210, ntw c•pet & 11ainl no pets. 277 16th Pleet #I SI 700tmo '!A9 no 94?7 e• t 203 ,_ ........ eot•d 200051, panoramic ouan & bay 31 r Sf'lll l•Y•I Apl den views totelul decor \tudy f pit micro deth SI J(lO/mo 949 400 6767 Sl/!>01 mu no pets, 180 c 2ht Stret!t 949-645 1n6 Rooms tor Rent 6040 NI Lerg• Suite 1n beautrful 1u11 d K•led tomm w/k•lchen~lte pvt enl & b~th lacu111 pool/ lenn1s S900/mo rncl ut1ls Close to I ~'h Isl & UC ~vne dVllA Jll !lo& 721 6815 Nl/Oceon View loom Octaoftonl/2?nd. Proote 1oom. unlu1n. \ha1e ba. ut1h paid no smk, k•lchenelte lnd1y lblk to Newpn11 pier Sll~m C•ll SArn 949 218 /90!> lbrlwren 9am f>pm) Stcngti11ar1oe Spice For Rent 6060 .. M1SA 241• cMJX)f1 stor• 4IDaxlsf units Perlect for whcles. low ra18$ C.otyn 949-lli.'H:B> ('aide I.Ir•• ming rott,•t.:e h•rdwll llr\, new k1tch ljj Y"d ") l ~a1 w 'O rntl SZ200rn l • sl4M conipt.,tdy 1 tdone h1>me 3b1 I b• •II i!jJpM!ic.o n.I Ill b.Kkyatd ~ 949 500-9171 Fountain Valley IOW LOCATION fountain Valley 1200 10 1600 soutte fpet hn•nt 1mp1nven1e11u 9 OO•m !>~n .323 6!>J llXX> 323 3JJ 6U) ~111!1 6'>rn & weekend! HuntJngton Beactl •SI 12S 2br 2b• 11uul• Nt w c•1oel\. )'•rd, pahO laund 1111. aaled ~ 2221 714-9fi9.2'7Z3 2bi" tti.>' l\se, 214 117 r1r1wa, fl!w bloc.ks lo bUI Sm yel. nu C¥pet/IJle lllund RESIOENrlAL R£:NTAlS t*.14> SI&> 9'9-376-52J!8 ORANGE COUNTY. 7.400 lagn Bach Balbol llllnd Ceqt llr, lie, ..,,,.., m111, small deci., I u1 lll•&e. W/d. rp. ~ll Sl400/mo 949 673 7800 o.1v.. ,.,,, ,.,. ,.,, ac, wo. bll 1n1. deck w/ m1n1 bey view, avt1I now $1900/mo 949·673-3!">88 2 Pia te ... Cw- Vtry clean. quiet. patio, 2bt. Iba, c•port $1500 a val r tb l!r>, 949 673·38S2 Hr II•, lt•cll <•t1.,., w/d. hit tf n"'ded, move• 1n ~1111 Sl500/mo 949 644 S.17 609 1607 COM <ett-..,tltr, It.., Ip, w/d, 1/1 of 2 U t t•i•t• 1157!> 714 7~1 ·~3 fHlfl ARCH IA Y I a hom•. 4bt • o lJl(.e. J1/•h•, J700sf. srncl• llO• y. 11uud 11ated, walh lo beach No •mll/peh $6000mo ThMen McV•Y Brnke1 !M9 533 H 09 0-....... llte< ....... 4br. offte 3 !lb•. ptlld. piits di. S4500/mo av.U :vi . .,, Act 949 240"!Kl97 Newpoft ltldl Yl.UlY LIASIS nNl NIWPOltT NOMIS Ul OIUMDY HALto.S .... '" ... ''' CANNHY VILLAGE St11dlo with Ml kitchen & a•r •ae. S900/mo. no 1mk/ptl 949-&73·0346 UDO ISU STUDIO I .11ae cl•n•• & bJlh \111111v t • po~u•• $ t000111 Aki '14!1 67S 61bl lAlGf STUDIO Cumplet~ft temvdrl•tl k1tr he11 & IJdth p11v•lt 1>ol10 Sl?!>0.1110 yeorlv /11tl 949·6/ i 3661 • OCEAN VllW • IH1 Lomplelely lttMd elrd. b1 •nd <1ew krl• """ 'balh Yearly Sl!>!>O rnu A I. 949-67)-36'3 2llr llo ~. ,..,., Pt•l •t1!1 ? Clll gonge. bllckyllflf l "l bloc~ to (l(.t<ln. 1111r.1 'IOP Slf8l1mo 949·278 7'n.J <dN ~ 9am 5'>n1 oorv leoch Cotto9• 2br Ibo S 1700 month lo niunth Ae1 !> l':i w.,, H .. v '149-637-2191 2t.d. 2bo, ,_ NI Pl..-, 11u p<•Vcrp(f\., 1Jl<.e ""'1~ and rMt, fp, I/< ""' w/d aet Sl77S C)t9 l70 1103 2bcl, 2ba, 2 -....... lwnllm Stytte hlll<. bA<.ll b•r view nWl.iahon. POOi $llm/mo 562 4J4 14/Q Spetloculof-O<n Hrbr Cat*'<l vu ~oodo p.nlh<.t. hv Iba. tp wll Ibo.II by 1~ SlllXl 311CU.61.Th Newpot1 Cn•t C ..... 'l4>ac; 2lw 25ba 1->lt ("flit. JldW 17~1. Liose IO IK.h 2 t RM $2200 714 i.JI Inn NI' H•l9hts ?br 7b.1 llHT!fm. fp, hdwd lh pvt YIWd, See 2110 Cor 31 AWi W':JOrno 949-6'7 '>488 3br 3bo h..i••. q111et MU newly 1tlu1bished 'l car ea• wd hkups S2300/mo 949 /!>9 0874 2bd, 2bo ........ 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Sba 111 Br& Canynn l u ""''Irr \Unlo.Pn lub VAttlt~<l 1 c1I Aat S4500fn 1)49 l'l l 46.il 4br • oflrt1• 1n1 I J n1\lt '°'' •\ 1 , Q•" w~ Ing $~~00, mn pef\ uk Avd1I l I •wt q4q 419 I 11 l VIA UDO NORD 4tl' 4IM n.:w1y "'"""' klldl n.;w ••P"I prv61t docll AvM ,,,,,. SIOOOO mo lo,. V•tU Rb 1)$61~ Newport Coast TroYare I l•v•I ~'led cnmm ?br 1b·• 7 • RA• y1ly l \}'>ll m'I Lo.1'1 P1u11r1to1•\ 111 \.dlrl ldu<re l t'Ol<IO 94Q ')(Jlj 892 l Stuoornl! L.•,'~" {), """ n~1Q'hf~ Wllh h•rhni ••eW\ '>ht l 1 l&nd~n 1131 ·'11111 tt• 46()() .. 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Uvlng spaces downstairs include an opulent dining room for 16, a paneled library, a lavish living ro0m and a custom kitchen with La Comue range. A gym Is located over the five-car garage. The pool and spa are accented wtth Italian glass mosaic tiles. A formal outdoor dining pavilion an~ a more casual barbeque area frame the poohlde cabana that houses a chefs kitchen and full bath. Few properties In the world receive such attention to detall. Come experience the Southern California Riviera at I 0 Skycrest. Price upon request. Strada Properties 140 Newport Center Drive, Suite I 00 Newport Beach, CA 92660 COVER ••• STRADA PROPERTIES 2. Cover Story/Index 44. Countrywide Mortgage 3.-31. Coldwell Banker/ 45. Cote Realty Group Coast Newpon Properties 46. Wells Fargo Private Mongage 32.-34. Remax Real Estate Services 47.-71. Strada Properties 34. Portfolio Financial 73.-78. First Team Estates 35. Brenexus 79. John Dundee 36.-37. Roger's Realty Barrington Capital 38. Metro Realty 81. Laguna Seaside Realty 82. Bank of America Wtldish & Nialis 83.-105. Prudential California Realty John Dundee 107. Prudential California Realty 39. Metro Realty 108. Open Home Gui.de 40. Catalist Homes 109. Homes of the Week 41. Pacific Coast Realty Group 110. Mongagc Rates 42. Wells Fargo BanJc ll l. Prudential California Realty 43. Abrams Coastal Properties 112. Strada Properties Daily A Pilot Proudly serving Newport Beach, Cosca Mesa, Corona dd Mar. Newport Coan. Shady Canyon, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point, Monarch Beach, Capistrano Beach, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente. 4 8 N ALISO VIEJO IS Sea Pines $599,900 Sat 1-4 Helena Cardoso BALBO~ PENINSULA 21 n e. Oc.nfront $5.600.000 Sat I .... Sun 12 .... Good/Todd BIG CANYON 20 Cypress :'oint $2.595,000 Sat 1-4 COSTA.MESA 2113 CoUna Vista $679,000 Sat 1-4 V. Howell 1986 Orqe Ave $1,100,000 Sat 1-4 Frank Gruver EAST BLUFf 2632 Vista del Oro 1119 Vim Laredo J040wo , $729,000 2619 Raqueca $759,000 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 11680 Corimh Or. $675,000 -~-----------·--· 5 HUNTINGTON BEAC H NEWPORT COAST 427 22"" Screet $1.299.000 Sat 1-4 W.HMhorst 49Avignon $1,100.000 S..t , ... Debonh Cowles 6 Skycrest $13,500,000 Sat 1-S Sal-a & Brad Hnman IRVINE 3 Heritage $325,000 Sat 1-4 Jan Daniels-Elowe SAN CLEMENTE LAGUNA BEACH 4702 Aqua del Cabella $83S,OOO Sat 12-4 Evanoff/Schiedow 8'40 Canyon View Or $1 ,69S,OOO Sat/Sun 1-4 0 . McGarvin 11 SS Catalina $9SO,OOO Sat/Sun 1-4 A. Gauthier 1609 Via Saae $825,000 Sat 1-S Trish Ragland 31642 Fairview $69S,OOO Sun, ... 8. Pavkwich SPYGLASS HILL LIDO ISLE SS Monteclto $2.799.000 Sat fo.s Glenda Crosby 812 Via Udo Nord $4,99S,OOO Sun 1-4 Marilyn Read Sun 10-3 Carol Allison LIDO PENINSULA 20 Cabrillo $179,000 Sat 1-4 Elaine Gordon TURTLE RIDGE MIRA COSTA 26 Crest Terrace $1 ,92S,OOO Sat 1-4 SclafanVMilbr 389 Calle Borrego $-485,000 Sat 12-4 PegyNames . Sun 11-2 Sclafani/Miiiar NEWPORT BEACH TURTLE ROCK CREST $510,000 Sat 1-4 McOonelVTetrault IS Monaco $1.2.50,000 Sat 1-S Lynne Valentine 2 Corona $1 ,89S,OOO Sonja Powell 1 ,, t I 1 Sun 1-4 • a • -M SHADY CANYON $4,500,000 N.w custom home.View ol hlls. Cul-dMK. 6 ~ 6.5 bech. IRVINI TIRMCI S2,ltS,OOO Front row lntne T.-nce home wtch 'lplCGCUllr' Wlwl, pool. ...., Harris SHADY CANYON• $1,100,000 Shady Ulf'fO'I'" ¥Illa. 4 bedroom 4.S bath. Golf tourse 'liew. Grut yard .. ChrtsValll LIDO ISLE $1,6ts,OOO Wonderlul Udo Isle famlly home. 4 bedroom 3.S bath. Premier street. Marilyn Rud NIWPORT HACH SI 7t,OOO 2 bd. 2 ti... bach coc:tqe. l'.esort ~. Walk to shops. L.aMhold land. l!lalne Gonion LIDO ISLE OFFICE 949.723.8800 _ ................ ..._.. ..... __. .... . ........... _....._ ....... ______ ... .._. ___ __.._ ...... ., ..... ___ .... .__.._.,.,_ ..... __ .__.. ..... ___ _ OOVIR SHOHS $1 ,ltS,000 Wp a.ck Bey vi-home ... bedroOm 3.5 badl plus ol'llce and llbnty. Robin C._,Je LAGUNA llUO.f $1PI 9,000 Beautiful tum klff 3 bedroom home In Soudl Lacuna. Marty Jones • Melinda Jones Nl!WPORT IHORll $125,000 Newport Sho!w belch house! N.wer windows. klu:hen. carpec. ...... Jo IUuo PELICAN CREST • -a..11 ......... ._. ...... _... ............ ...._ ________ .._..._ .. __ _..,. .. -....... --..---------.-...-..... -............ _"_....._. 1UI SARA HINMAN 949.759.3705. BRAD HINMAN 949.759.3732 #2 TEAM ORANGE COUNTY SOCIETY OF EXCELLENCE www.hlnmanrealestate.com OPEN H OUSE SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 ST 1-SPM 7 f • cbsocal.com LAGUNA aEACH ........ ~ oc:wlront ~ widl.,,..,.. ...... Victoria a.en. BALaOA ISLAND $1,ltl,lff New &wop.ti .... 3 bedroom. family room. ........ t&eotator. Compledon Sprq 1004. ~Ewtns•,.. ...... NIWrORT aEACH $1,111, ... lCht wl lwWlt comer condo on bay. 1 .,..,_.. plus den. 2 bedl. et...... hbon a SNron MdOnalOft NEW LIST I NGS AVAILABLE NUCAN HILL $5.SOO.OOO CuRotn home to be bult. Panonmic views of ocean • 1wt1or. IHORE CLIFFS $1,Ht.ooo Sunny. Of*! lo""'>' newer home In ~ beech dose ~lffs. Hwy Hen W.pn Ir 9ob Wec1arz COSTA MllA tnt,000 Chamq 1 bedroom 2 badl family home. Laree ,.,,.. Hardwood floors. Ca.ale Hammond lClOWl'll Ul\N f\1..'H. NEWPORT BEACH 949.644.1600 LAGUNA aEACH $5,150,000 ~ wl remodeled antom home. New ~and new pool TURTLE ROCK $1 ,ll5,000 Tenifk S bedroom 3 bath home with vi-. Large bmlly room plus 3 car pnp. a.nsv.,u LIDO rlNINIULA $I H,000 2 bedroom 2 bid! be9ch coaace. 1.-...hotd land. Lt DO ISLE 949.723.8800 -ci.... .... -.---. ..... --... , .. c-..... --------..--.. --------------·----..... -............. _. __ I .. 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TEAM IN OR.ANGE COUNTY FOR. 2000 &t 2002 SOC IETY OF EXCELLENCE IN ASSOCIATION WITH TIM SMI T H 949.718.1735 CHRISTI BELL 949.718.1734 -.... ....,...;.....,.. ...... __, .................. _ _._, .. _._.....,._ .. __ .... ...._.....,. ....... -.._ ............................ _ ~.--.......................... .._. -~.._....._.._., _____ ..,_c-_______ _.,.,,_..,. __ • _____ • ___ .,.._., __ ,,_..., __ ..... _ • ._..... ... _.._...._. L: f DEBBIE SCLAFANI & RON MILLAR 949.933.7393 949.718.1741 #I COLDWELL BANKER TEAM IN ORANGE COUNTY FOR 2000 & 2002 SOCIETY OF EXCELLEN CE IN ASSOC IATION WITH T IM SMITH 949.718.1735 CHRISTI BELL 949.718.1734 COl.OWCl l BhNK.CR •. N 8 ~ 14 8 "' CHRIS VALLI 949.759.3738 714.883.4397 SHADY CANYON BROKFR OF THE YEAR 2002 RICK LANGEVIN 949.759.3759 SHADY CANYON•VILLA .... ...._.. ......... .-... -<---.... ~..._...._.. ..... __ .... ,.c-... ___ .,.._ __ .. _ ....... _. ________________ 4-_.....,-._.,__._ ___ _..., __ -... ___ .. cbsocal.com _c-.._-..-._._. ........ __ ....... ..-.---... ,..._ .... _._.._. ____ ...,..__ .. -... -·--·--------..... ·-·---------~-- CHRIS VALLl 949.759.3738 714.883.4397 ~llAOY CANYON 6ROKFR Of THE YFAR 200.l Rl C K LANGEVIN 949.759.3759 COl OWL'll UJ\N~l'R , • JON FLAGG 949. 718.2718 cbsocal.com -................... .._.... ........ _ .......... ~ .... --,_,_--"'-...... -.. __ ...,.. _____________ .,.._.._. __________ .. _,._...._. ·' . ·~~-----·~~~------------------------------------_..,_..,.._._. ____________________________________________ __ _o--t .... _.._,,. _____ _. .. c--..,_. _____ .. ______ • __ _..,. .. .-..-·-....-·---------.... ·-·-----.. -..-.. - MARY ELLEN WEGLARZ,CPA 949.759.3768 BOB WEGLARZ 9'49. 759 .3793 llALI Of fAMF MEMBfR LIFETIME SALES ACHIEVFMENT AWARD INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT'S ELI rE 2000. 2001, 2002 6't 2003 TOP rRODUCERS RfPRfSENTING CORONA DEL MAR AND NEWPORT BEACH WWW.MARYELLENWEGLARZ.COM 17 w - .2 Ii: ~ 2l KAREN BETSON ~--- 9"49:7S9.374t SHARON Mc KINNON 949.718.1738 SUE YOUNG 949.759.3708 WE LIVE -WE WORK -WE SELL CORONA DEL MAR DONNA WALL 949.759.3717 -c..... .... ..._._..,.,_ .. __ ~ ...... c-.._. __ ,...._ .. _.,_..._. _____ _...,. .. --.. ___ .,__ .. ______ ._ ____ ._..... __ ...... __ __ .• SHADY CANYOW $6,150,000 front row location. Golf cO\lne view. French Provence home. San Hinman & Brad Hinman LIDO ISLE u.os.ooo Premium Lido loation. New remodel Large lot. S bd. 6.5 ba .. Debbie Sdafanl & Ron Miiiar CAMPOBELLO $1 ,70,SOO Spectacular viewi from this large lot. Many upgrades. Connie MaxHntl SHADY CANYON• $4,0S,000 Santa ~ nyt. custom home. Center courty.ard, pool and view. Saca Hinman & Brad Hinman SHO"E CLIFFS Sl,ltS,000 Exclusive Shorechffs neighborhood. Newly remodeled. Debbie Sclafani & Ron Miiiar NOUH LAGUNA $1 ,6ts,OOO Two houses on an owntted loc. Walk to town and beach. Connie Haxsentl NEWPORT BEACH SttS,000 Guard pted community. 4 bd. J.S ba. with loft. Ocean views. Mina Ha1haml COLDWeLL BAN~eR~ cbsocal.com COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES PELICAN CREST $I 3,500,000 Spectacular new estate large lot. panoramic ocean and harbor views. Sara Hinman Ir Brad Hinman LAGUNA BEACH $9,750,000 Spectacular oceanfront home. Rebuilt. Excellent quality and view. Sara Hinman Ir Brad Hinman PELICAN CREST $9,500,000 Spectacular new home to be built by Glass Constn.1ctlon. Designed by renowned architect Richard HablnskJ II. Sara Ir 8nd Hinman --··--·--·-•. ---------·-~ -------·----·-------·-----------·-·----·--liiiil ' 19 M N!WPOllT BEACH S4,tSO,OOO Panoramic unobstructed views of ocean, harbor, city lighu to Palos Verdes. Approx. 6,000 jq, ft. Linda Tqtlanetti CORONA DEL MAil $2,799,000 Panoramic ocean, Catalina. harbor and city ll&hts views from this exquisite custom S bedroom, S.S bath. BUISchonlau N!WPOllT al!ACH $1,ttt,000 Unique Newport Beach Investment oppomtnlty, double lot In d.esirable Cannery Villa,e. · Gail Grabner & Joy Curtin NIW,.ONT HACH Sl,791,000 Spytlass Hill single story home Ocun, utalina. Harbor and city lighu vl-s. 1"'6e • v.up Salford COSTA MESA $1 ,400,000 3 units. cul·de-sac, Newport Heights. Front Is SFR. 3 bd. 2 ba. Others: l bd. 1.75 ba. Lois Arnao & Tim Rhone NIW,.O~ HACH $774,IOO 3 bd. 2.S bL 1DW1ihCl1ie "1 die Bl6.~ l'OOl'IW. fnPace, ltirc doon d"c i.t ID pldo. Nancy Matuaarin NawftONT HACH SSff,tH a.di doM 2 bd. 2.S ba. + dln.Amctled 2~ pnce. LIP. twWlt r.c.rior; vaubd ~ Cart McDonnell • Lynn Temwlt -·..-..-----...----"*'-c---------·---..-... -~-----·-----.. -.. ____ ._. __ ~_ .. ___ _ NIW,.ORT HACH Sl,4H ,OOO Oceanrldge. ocean and canyon view from most rooms. 3 bd. 4 ba. Media, library. Delia Delpdo NIWJtONT HACH Sl,lS0,000 ~ '-I oondo. ""1 IOdeled, l>ml.dJI oondidon. 2 bd. 2.S ba., den. 1V room Oc:er;n city views. ' Lynne Valentine COSTA HHA sns,ooo 2003 remodel on a huge lot. 3 bd. 2 ba. Feawres granite counters. cnwrune. Dawid McCulloch NEWPORT HACH SI ,S00,000 Balboa Island duplex property. 2 single l~I coaagei. -11 mainolned. walk to beach Jane L.ans HUNTINGTON HACH Sl,2",000 Tuscany·~ l bd. 3.5 ba. pb lolt Urge rod top decl<. private pmo. Beadi dole. ll:r Grech COSTA MESA $149.000 Top locatlon, extra clean auto repair faclllty. 4 bays. 3 lifts. Chudc Iverson Nl!WPORT BEACH Sl,450,000 Balboa COYeS waterlront home. Private boat dock. Remodeled kitchen. hardwood floors. Barbara Swindall Ir W alter Mitchell NEWPORT MACH Sl.225,000 Great loaDon on IWa PtnnulL ~co Foo Zone. ferry or bead\ 4Jper lrllt has ocean 'llew. Carrie Allen COSTA MESA $41t,OOO Turn key 3 bd. 2.5 ba. home. In great Eastslde Costa Mesa loc.atlon. Valerie Howell NEWPORT I EACH SllS,000 Well kept brge studlO with full security lust one mile to beach Elevator acceis. Nlpl Balley NEWPORT COAST $3.sso.ooo Majestic 5 bedroom, 6 bath coastal home. Incredible views. Blend of formal and classic Italian architecture. Maxine & George McGafftpn NEWPORT COAST $1,650,000 Catalina ocean view from master suite. Exquisite residence showcases refined style with originality. Maxine & George McGafftgan CORONA DEL MAR $1,850.000 Rare, nearly I 12 acre level lot In Corona del Mar. Ocean, golf course views. Home plans Included. Tom Thomson _,.., ___ ._ _____ .... -----··------------....·-·-·-~-... ----~---·-·-----.,-- 21 ~ c a. 1 ~ '-"' :::> c: I "' I -< w -. N 8 .,,. ;o tl> !!!. ,.., "' c; ;;; 0 "' ~ 3l ~ 22 LAGUNA BEACH $6,000,000 Fabulous 6,800 square foot home under constrvcdon In lr'tfne Cow. Private beach. ocean vt.w, Wie lot. poot HLS#Ll2049 &.• I "' r • L.•v e =r 1 eJ IRVINE $5,750,000 Spectacutar 1.n acre lot In Shady c.n,.on® wtch fabulous golf course, canyon and city ligtla vi.ws. HLS#l8021 LAGUNA aEACH $2,IS0,1.00 Secluded OC.i\ vt.w escace wtch ..,...1"91t quwtWS. Cabana wtch jacuzzi and sauna. HLS#l1 2696 LAGUNA HACH $2,110,000 Top-quality. Marit ~ coocempot ary home wid1 coudine. QnyOll and city fi&tlt vi.ws. Ml.S# LI 2362 LAGUNA HACH SI ,SI0,000 Ocean views from virtually rtery room In 4 bd. 2.5 ba. home with Incredible deslcn. Ml.S# ll 1840 -LAGUNA allACH Sl,IU,000 Sunsets and coastline views. 3 bd. 3.5 be. Chris Abel destcned In North Lacuna. Ml.S# Ll2137 LAGUNA HACH Sts0,000 Laguna Beach vllla&e lot. Main beach views. Plans for 3 bd. 2 ba. home included. Ml.S# LI 2735 LAGUNA NIGUEL Sllt,000 LAGUNA alEACH $790,000 ~ OC9'I ~•Gard P*! ORB approved pbnsfor 4206 sq. ft. esate. ~2 bd.2.S+.S ba.~ ~ Ml.S# 5338376 ANAHllM HILLS $4JS,ff0 End unit 3 bd. 3 be. t.ownhome. uchedral cellinp. great floor pbn, pado with vlewl Ml.S#PJ71n6 _c.--_____ ....._ ....... _ .... , .. -.-.-.. -..-...... ----..--·------·-·-----~----...... -. .-..-------- ' , ----- LAGUNA BEACH SHS,000 Cottage In the heart cf Lacuna Villaae. 3 bd. 3 ba. Great location on a quiet street. MLS# Ll1733 LAGUNA MACH $7tt,OOO G'9lt 4 bedrool;n Uicu'1l Beach value. Large ~ and clnirc rooms.~ ocean ..iew. MLS# LI 1616 LAGUNA lalACH Sl,OS0,000 ()canfrcn Wldr'C.1 bd. l ba. UpdM9d and expanded. Direct access to dick. Ocai ...,, Ml..S# Sll83 IS LAGUNA MACH $1Sf,000 Relurt>bhed l bd. In cranqult setting. Many recent Uf>l"ldes. large. private backyard. MLS# Ll26H LAGUNA BeACH $414,000 Spectacullt' ~ McnJValley view. Locatlld In rnllllon plus ~- MLS# Ll2015 LAGUNA BEACH $4,395,000 Approx. 1.6 acre secluded S bedroom remodeled estate. Ocean. hills, city lights views. PooVspa. MLS# Ll2123 LAGUNA NIGUEL $1,869,000 Custom estate on O'l9r I /3,. acna lot with new gourmet kitchen, wood paneMd office. '4 car prage. LAGUNA aeACH . $2,.C95,000 Approx. I .'4 acres wlch 2 older homes. Full ocean view. Income opponunity. MLS# L9201 I I t • ' If I I I ff I f If It I I ... , __ ,.._..._,.._.."'-------.. ~..,_ -------· .. ..., ...... ~-~~-.... ................ ,__ ...... ,,... ........ ,....'r',,,..,...,, .,..,.,....,...,_...,..,.. ___ ___ .... ' ..... ". .. 23 -...., . _" ... 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" nJU~.a.v Fred Albuauerque ""'~ ........... 1711 Mature trees, lush landscaping and dramatic entry gates welcome homebuyers into the urban village of Providence Park An Intimate new community by Sta ndard Pacific Homes Homebuyers who want the convenience of a city-side setting near the South Coast Metro District and a gated community that welcomes you home to a park-Uke atmosphere must visit The Laurel and The Ivy at Providence Park. Residents will enjoy the dramatic ambiance of lush landscaping, private parks and on-site recreation. ""The moment you drive through the wrought-iron entry gates, there is an immediate sense of being m your own world,· explained John Spencer, senior sales counselor for The Laurel. ·Providence Park provides a tranquil ambiance where people feel tucked away from city life, giving busy horuebuyers the balance they need. The community's incredible location also offers homebuyers the accessibility they want to favorite Costa Mesa destinations, includ.Jng the area's most prominent entertainment, business and shopping venues.• From elegant street lighting to handsome brick walkways and mature trees that line the entry. Providence Park was exceptionally planned down to the finest detail. Homebuyers are encouraged to visit The Laurel and The Ivy today to experience the unique backdrop and impressive new home selections featured throughout this prtvate oasis. The Laurel's attached townhome designs range from approximately 1,477 to 1,707 square feet, with up to three bedrooms, two and one-half baths and two car attached garages. Prices at The Laurel are from the high $400,000s. The Ivy's single family floor plans range from approximately 2,263 to 2,453 square feet, with three to four bedrooms, up to three baths, two car garages and additional rooms such as lofts. bonus rooms and dens per plan. Prices at The Ivy are from the high $600,000s. Resort-style recreation at Providence Park will include two parks, a swimming pool. spa and tot lot. From the serene village atmosphere of Providence Park, homeowners can easily reach Costa Mesa's boutiques, restaurants and cultural centers. Local freeways, the airport district, Metro Point, South Coast Plaza, the Orange Cowity Center for Performing Arts and South Coast Repertory are all just moments away. Additional highllgbts include access to the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Pricing and product availability are subject to change; please see a Sales Counselor for details. Standard Pacific, one of the nation's largest homebuilders, has built homes for more than 59,000 families du.ring its 37-year history. The company focuses its efforts on constructing homes within a wide range of price and size. Standard Pacific operates in some of the strongest housing markets in the cowitry with operations throughout the major metropolitan areas in Callfomia, Tex.as, Arizona, Colorado, Florida and the Carolinas. The company also provides mortgage financing and title services to its homebuyers through its subsidiaries and joint ventures, Family Lending Services, SPH Mortgage, WRT Financial and SPH Title . For more information on Family Lending Services, a full-service mortgage banking company, call (800) 325-5363. Additional homebuilder services include the Standard Pad 6c Design Studio, where The Laurel and The Ivy homebeyers can visualize the perfect home with the guJdance of a professionally trained interior design staff. . To visit The Laurel and The Ivy at Providence Park, travel the 405 Freeway north, a:it Fairview and tum right, heading north. Tum left on South Coast and then right on Susan Street. From the 405 Freeway south, a:it Fairview and turn left, heading north. Turn left on South Coast and then right on Susan Street. The models and sales gallery are open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Mondays, when hours are from noon to 5 p.m . For more information on The Laurel, call (7 J 4) 327-1937;/orThe Ivy, call (714) 327-0668. Visit the Standard Paciflc Homes' website at www.standardpacifldwmes.com. 35 - l ' 'Dawn til 'Dus(( Ocean '.B{vti CaM $4,(,(X},(XX) Extraordinary surf, sand & sunset views from this bluff front property. w - N § 8 N -..... "O" Down Financing Up To 2 Million zero In On 1118 Home OI Your Dreams! Free. No Obligation. Qualification & Commitment Letter Save Money & Get Real Negotiating POYt'er Selecting The Right Program Can Save You S 1 f{)()' .-.. < l111 fn;in1 of Fmancial Experts Ab1hly to Provide More Proqran1~ .1: Unheat~ble Compelltrvn Pricing is Unsu•r;<i<;S;,d R.aaltor & Fln•nclal Profosalon•I lnqulrtes Welcome ' ''. I' UIJllJ. 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DINA GRIBBEN (949)375-3302 (949)640-6859 METRO REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS LAW ALL MAJOR & MINOR REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS Ll~IGATION • BUSINESS LITIGATION • BUSINESS FORMATION (INCORPORATION'S, PARTNERSHIPS ETC ) • EMPLOYMENT LAW & LITIGATION • HOMES SALES PURCHASES LAW & LITIGATION • HOME.COt-tSTRUCTION DEFECT OISPLITES • ZONING. VARIANCE & PERMIT PROBLEMS • FORECLOSURE PROBLEMS • CC&R INTERPRETATION & ENFORCEMENT • ENVIRONMENTAL LAW "Let Us Put Our Experience To WOrk For You" Law_Qffices Of WILDISH & NIALIS , Tiff IU: \I. 1-:ST.\I E & Hl Sl:\LSS I \\\ i' 11{\I (714) 634-8001 Visit Our Web Site: www.wildishandnialis.com Centrally Located To All Of Orange County 500 N. State College Blvd., Ste 1200 • 500 Orange Tower, Orange, CA Fabulous South Bayfront location S1tuarcd on J comer lot, llus chanmng Balboa Island cottage commands view:; of Newpon Harbor, the beach and Balboa Peninsula. Relax on the front brick patio or porch watching all the actlvllies of the harbor and socializing with those pasStng by Enter the home through a leaded glas!> Dutch door into the uvmg room with brick fireplace, bwlt-ins and a large W1J1dow with bay views The kitchen has white wood cabinets and vinyl floors, There 1s a separated room with ample storage and pantry area. Two bedrooms are located downstairs, one has an entire wall of closets. The recently remodeled bath has new tile around the shower/tub and floor, Separate guest quaners or rental apartment is over the two car garage. lt has one bedroom, one bath and great bay views A rear private, enclosed patio is perfect for entertaining. This property was remodeled two years ago with new roof, exterior siding, fencing. rear patio cover and exterior stairs to the rear unJt. The electrical was brought up to safe levels and some new copper plumbing was completed. 11tis unJque property and location has peaceful tranquillity that is only found on BaJboa Island. Enjoy it as your home, weekend retreat or build your new dream home. nus home is offered at $3,950,000. For more Information, call Alice Brownell at Island Real Estate at (949) 294-6495. • Sqlio Fwndy ~on Na 5-t • 2 ~ I Bodwton • Im SF (A) c:I Ll¥q ma 8. IW SF (Al l.nl • Omir Lni in Pltn. Ala • a-,.,..,,_ ~hood • Amr N.G l.aooe. tu Ten cilUmdll Oul'UX, CLOSE TO BEACH • U..Wn Unit: J llccbootN, 2 llethroomt • Oo-nstaln Unit: I Bedmocn, I ~ • 2 Clll Oaf'lll'll wf2 Eatn ~ Toral o( 4 Clll Parltinc • Aftl)lace 1n Boch Unlo • Renu An Low Ma. FCNter~. tlatuft • 949.722.2400 • ,.... f.uta Rmiodded 2-&ory ..,,_ • 4 8edroonlll, J W. • 20S7 SF (A) ci Llvmc Si.cc on a 7,l«) SF (A) Lot • 2M.-.Suira(I ~I D!Jwn) • l..qe FwnJy ~«Sch~ Us-un • 8eaal(ully l..dqprd e.ckywd • 2 !Hdrocnu. I 1/2 Badu • AwetOClle ~ach. CIOM LM q ln Pitt Colonr • Tutured Kitchen Cellifll • Fireplace In Family Roott1 • TownhOUM Snlc Uni! w(Bedroonu Upeialn 6L Uvln_J Dowrutaln • One Car Detached Oanp Ma. Me,en,IMr. M.,en • 7l4.$9).)J39 • Lo.cly Slf\lle FemHy Re1ldenc. • 4 Bedroonu, I 1/2 Bediroonu •Over 7.200 Sf (A) Lot wfl.arwe Yard Endoted by Block Wall • Lou o( Poccntlal and Pri«O to Sell •Sold "A .. 11· • Ooee Proximity to Dl1neyland, Downt-n Dltney, Ftttwayt Ma. MeyenMr. w..,en. 7to4.S9),)))9 - .. 33-45 l S. Brtcbt Drive • $589,000 • SiiWe Seery 1-ba • 4 Btdmorm. I J/4 e.timc.n. • 1.141 SF IM cl um. Si.cc en• a.m SF (A) Lot • Upploo fiGdr: ..._..._ 8iici ™-wy; ....__. Tiie Roci; l6 ~ (wtdt) Did in Rar "Hoa • lailliin Tiled Roon • 2 Or Amchcd 0.. •Oct the Ambiance o( New Mexico In thlt Ocun Pointe, Downtown Hunun,ion Buch Home • l Bedroonu, J 1(2 Be1h1 • 2,639 SF (A) • Bu1h In 1993, Thh Hlahly Popular Del Mar Model 8ouu Numerous Upsme• Ma. Meyert/Mr. M.yne • 7 I 4.S9J.J339 • Remodeled Penthouse on me e., • 2 Bedrooms. 2 3/4 Bedv • Largest Fhorplan- 2,650 SF (A) • Oen C.oulcl Be 3rd Bedroom • Boat SUp Available • Upgrades GranJte Counter Topa. Mirrored Walls, Marble Surround Fireplace • 2 Master Sulra, Z 112 Badu • I ,'95 Sf (A) Uvlnc Speer • Newer Catpet and lik Floon • Scraped Ce1lme • R~ Lighung • Surround Sound in L1v1ne Room • Upgnadcd Kitchen Spectacular Views in Newport Beach Enjoy views of Harbor, turning basin, ocean & city lights from this charming 1950's expanded beach cottage. Features include a private pool and spa. large family room, on a desirable lot set in a lush tropical setting. Front house has 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths & rear has 1 bedroom, 315 baths. There is a 2-car garage with alley access plus an office/bonus room. Offered a t $1,895,000 180 Buoy, Eastsitk Costa Mesa Extensively remodeled 3 bedroom, 1. 75 bath & family room home with an attached 2-car garage. Also features exotic hardwood floors in living, dining, &fami{y room, recessed lighting throughout, a private master suite, and a wood bumin"K firepli:ice in the family room. Located mid block on a quiet 'bastside Street. Absolutely impeccable move-in condition. Offered at $749,000 Custom Home In Newport Heights Newly constructed & remodeled this spacious 3 bedroom, with a 4th bedroom optionlieatures 4 baths, tremendous master suite.family room o kitchen & rear patio, oversized 3 car garage all beautifully ndscaped just minutes from Cliff Drive Park. Offered at $1,450,000. Eastside Costa Mesa 338 Ogle Street #B Large 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath in great neighborhood south of 17th street. Job transfer requires quick sale. Offered at $529,000 41 N 8 bo u I ' 8 N -...,., i ~ f Q.I 1;j 1ii w 16 cl! ~ i' 0 •,iE'CfYr"-A "-.~~~ • ' ' " • •"';{. /'., -q.' ( ' , .. :1 "! . . ·;.j "I'· ~.. • . ., .• , • .. ' , ~ :-.e'l' -. ,' • • ~ ,. . ~ "' ~· . . •. ... ' " . . I.. .~ • • . 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A vast selection of home financing options, including: ~ PayOpt1on ARMS ~ Fixed Period ARMS 3/1, 5/1, 7/1, 10/l ~ Interest Only Loan Programs ~ Home Equity Loan Programs ~ Fast & Easy"" Loans ~ Purchase & Refinance ~ Stated Income Available ~ Primary Residence, Second Homes, High Rise Condominiums ~ New Construction (Rate Cap Program offers interest rate protect ion for up to 14 months) Kevin Budde Branch Manager Cell 949-422-2075 kevin_budde0countryw1de.com Website: www.loanapproyalsfast.com M1ss1on VteJO Branch 27101 Puerta Real, Suite 100 M1SS1on Viejo, CA 92691 Phone 949-282·2203 Direct Fax 949-348-1639 Irvine Branch 18044 Culver Duve Irvine, CA 9261 2 Phone 949-552-2777 ext.224 HOME LOANS Easy. Really: <i> ,..,. """"«I-o 1001 r-.. _ ,_ .. ,,...,.._-.,.. "•-• ~ r-"'w•""' . ..... --... 1-111•1--.ir,..,,,..,.....,""~-~-111111r1,...1-cA11 ..__ • ...,.,. ,,_.,.. ... ...,_ llftit"""'IP!lil Mn ... 1.._ 1 .. 1 .. .,.,..,...,_,..., First Team to feature top new agent at Career Seminar on February 5 Bernie Truax will share his success story with those considering a career in real estate. First Team Real F.state will be holding a free career dinner, Thursday, Feb. S from'/ to 8:30 p .m . at the company's Success Academy, 3785 Plaza Drtve Jn. Santa Ana. First Team Will feature top new agent Beniie Truax, Prospective new agents will learn how he sold more than $42 million his first full year in teal estate. • Every year thousands of people in Orange County decide to pursue a career in real estate. A real estate career can be very lucrative, however, it is not for everyone. There are only a few other careers in which there is a large gap between those agents that are enremely successful and those who do not succeed. The seminar will educate new agents on what it takes to become successful in the business. "Here at First Team, we a.re dedicated to educating new agents about the uuth on a career m Real Estate; Career Director Erin Dunn said. The seminar will answer questions such as: what does It take to get started, how you can ensure your success and how much money you can make. Pirst Team Real Estate is dedica1ed to the success of their new agents. No Harbor Ridge Tudor estate Se1 within one of Newport's exclusive guard gated enclaves, this custom built residence has ocean, Ca tallna and aty lights views. Th.is flve bedroom and seven bath estate spreads over 7,300 square feet. It has been other real estate company offers a training program with the Academy's success rate, and no other real estate company offers a 5,000-square-foot training facility exclusively for trairung new and existing agents. ·our academy is dedicated to providing the highest quality of training in the field of.real estate sales," Founding President and CEO Cameron Merage said. "Offering the best service to the clients is f:lirst. Team's No. 1 priority and we are able to do that through our unswpass«t training program.• "This is not the easiest training nor the shortest. ln fact, it is the most intense and comprehensive real estate train.lng in the business. We owe our clients and srudents all the tools they need to be successful; the stats demonstrate that it is the most successful. ln fact, in the 15 years I've spent as a national speaker and trainer I've never worked for a company with this type of training,· said First T earn Success Academy Director Dale Lawrence. Those who a.re serious about succeeding in a career in real estate are encouraged to anend the career dinner. Seating is limited and reservations are encouraged. For more informatum and reservations, contact Fint Team's Career Development Department at (800) 728-7277, ed. 850. embellished with a discriminating use of the finest granite, travertine and hard woods as well as dramatic landscape and hardscape. A grand foyer has a spiraling staircase, qystal chandelier and arched doorways that lead to ocean and dty lights views. Plve fl.replaces can be found throughout the home Including the formal living room, family room, master bedroom, media room and library. You will be delighted with gourmet kitchen including Sub-Zero applJances. granite counters, a center island and a lovely ocean view. Adjoining the kitchen is a spacious family room. Upstairs, the master suJte offers the luxury of a fireplace, sauna and soaking tub. The guest quaners with a separate entrance and full bath offers multiple uses includinsa music studio, gym or office . This home is offered at $3, 150,000. For more fnjormalton, call Mary Beveridge ofFlnt Team Estates at (949) 719-2032 or (949) 887-8706. w "' 8 ~ '- I -M 47 ~ J-tvwe ZltredP;y BALBOA PENINSULA "' 8 ~ 2157 Ocun Boulevard $1,599,000 Sat 1--4 Lori Gustafson Sun 1--4 Sally Anne Sheridan BALBOA PENINSULA POINT 1744 East Oceanfront $5.'400,000 Sat 1--4 Susie Safford Sun 1-"4 Susie Safford ttO I Sandalwood Lane $1,"425,000 Sat 1--4 Cammy Leslie BAYSHORES 2702 Circle Drive $2.595,000 Sat 1--4 Nadine Bartholomew 2621 Crestview $1 .579,000 Sat 1--4 lance Bogs BLUFFS 310 Vista Suerte $719,000 Sun 1--4 Jennifer Benshoof CORONA DEL MAR ' 705 Avocado Avenue $675J>OO Sat 1--4 Katie Rollins Sun 1-4 Heather McEwen 755 Avocado Avenue $569.000 -$589.000 Sat 1-"4 Sue Thomas Sun 1--4 SueThomas CRYSTAL COVE 16 Wharfside $2,2"49,000 Sat 1--4 Phyllis Marr Sun 1-"4 Allan E. Heller EASTSIOE COSTA MESA 160 Bay Street $569,000 Sat 1-"4 Tiffany Holden I 5&4 Orange Avenue, Unit B $539,900 Sat 1--4 Tennille Rather HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2018 Port Provence $1,325,000 Sat 1-"4 Megan Varga LAGUNA BEACH 31091 South Coast Highway $5,1 95.000 Sun 1--4 Robert MIUiken 1250 Starlit $1 ,295.000 Sun 12-3 Robin Tench PROMONTORY BAY "426 Harbor Island Drive $2,550,000 Sat 1-"4 Marie Fargo-Sork SHACW CANYON 19 Redbird $2,9"49,000 Sat 1--4 Jerry Snyder Sun 1-"4 Us Olsen 59 Copper Creek. Lou "46 & "47 $2,295,000 Sat 1--4 Michael MacK.ellar SOUTH LAGUNA 31525 Bluff Drive $1 ,900.000 • $2.200,000 Sat 1--4 Matt Evans I < . ...., CunM Jd .MAJ • l4lf 95,000 Authentic lullan style home ~ ~ ~ · 14750,000 Approximately 26 acre ocean view lot lrviM 1i.J.f~ • lt,<f(f9,000 Pr!Yat11 and SelWle estate siled lot ~o" ~11/A · t 1,59g,ooo 8-ch home close to Jetty, park and ocean M /J~ · Jt,495,000 Specious Udo Isle home wtdi tarp patio ~if CAXyun • /41.95,000 Golf coune view. "4 Bd .. den, lap pool ~1/,,o;e.1 . 11,725,000 Spacious home In pr..prded Bayshores Noo'1 Cwe-• Jt,400,000 Q\alnt coaac-on larp parcel. oc.t'I views 1ilon C;e,Jt • /1,295,000 Guard..pted community o(Tesoro Crest JJtlV~" SlwMJ • tt1s,ooo 2 blocks to sand. -4 Bd. 3 Ba. Approx. 1.&43 sq. ft. ~,.t Sfw;e • fs99,900 Charmine. refurbished Spanish style bungalow Model perfect. exec:utMI condominium JJe1V~lt Com· lt,150,000 Ocean, city ll&hts and mountain vt.ws -' SoHfi,, ~HM • /675,000 Srunnlrc coaac-~ by ....... despr CotTJM Jd ~ · fb7f,OOO Gorpous condominium. Shows lllce a model Co1fA ~ • 15J'g,ooo Quaint duplex in resldentlal area So1dJ,, CoArt ~" • ,/j,9001~,.a ex.cutM lifestyle. Pr.stft!ous pted community N 8 .::. • ~ . -(") ~ f I i ~:I B . ~ ...... " & • i ! s ~ t!JW.1 • /J.,J.9~~00 Sought after .. bedn>om. '4.5 bid\"--home~ llrp lot and kMly Pf~ • vtew. DownscM'I ...... bedroom. Chlparelle fllpUIM walks and patios. lap pool. to -4-~ /Ju · /t,500,000 ~It residence-~ ina.dlble open lf*eS for~ and~ 4 bedrooms, billiard room, sa&.n and ndoor e>cWdse pool Dock, side de. '4 ar,..,..,... 2.U.9 CW/ 7..Wve • <fj,900,000 ' A sedllded estate VlltCh har1>or ~ and Cmllna vt.ws. LocatAtd on an aipprcodmnlfy 16.000 _...,. foot lot. P.kft wood floors. t.ms. I 0 foot hiah doors. library and Wine cellar. - 11 j ! ~ -I I',) § I ~ I ~ m I "' S' <ii 0 C» ~ ::y !! ' I I S'J,.;tftdif/J · 114900,000 Spectacular front rctoH home. This 4' ~7 5 Ba. home feawres Birdseye maple wood floors, slate and granite throughout, media room with wine celtar and bar and a gourmet kitchen. ~l/Joa f:>eni111ufd • IS/400,000 Beautiful home on a SO foot lot. This '4 Bd. '4.S Ba. home features hardwood floors, granite Counters. Mediterranean style exterior and a 3 car garage. Rare, oversized ~t. '&l.601t /JIAM. · ,f,5ao,ooo lncredll* views with approxlmatetY 200 Mt of tiey frone.,e and a dock for a lari-boat. ~ ~ • 19-,900,000 Mesa om.. equestrtan estate. Front rON c.ner vMiws of Back Bay and sunsea. --- 'DP11er S'kvreJ • $2/ 14 5/ 000 Large, single level 5 Bd. 4.5 Ba.. home with no steps. Courtyard entry, pool, spa and spectacular, wide open Back Bay views from dining. living and family rooms. /JeNfDl'C J-leifltii · t;,1oaooo Enjoy fabulous Catalina and sunset views from this 4 Bd. 5 Ba.. custom home in one of Newport Heights' premier locations. ?:>we,. Sfw,.eJ • IJ., ~ 000 Remodeled home. Functional floorplan. Fabulo\U Back Bay. city and Fashion Island views. &u&ik CoffA ..Meld · /tgg,ooo Original '4 Bd. 2 Ba. home on a very tarp lot in a prime Easaide Helgtla location. Cui..de-sac. 53 -.., I f ~ ~ · Js,9g5,ooo Ont of the most ~It oo.aniporvy bw:tltont homes bulk In 0,.. County. Ed l.otvbach arcNtecture.Appt oxinm.ty 6.500 square foot home, about 53' of beach fronaae. f1Jvo1J Cwe • f 4;700,000 The Arte. hlnorlc Moss Street 8wtl oc.mront +.om.. On:a 1923 and bulk by,_, Epsse, d1e home realns II of Its lo~ charm and whmsk::ll ltyte. Pri¥m ~ to the and. Only eMIYen exclusiw Lacuna Beach oceanfront cunom homesltes ~maln. All the luxurious services and amenities of the Montage Resort and Spa. Lot stus rar.,a from 13,000 to 16,000 square feet. I tit Ill ~11>1 l'-..t 1' ' I '1 < l ...._ I \ t, I - • .... ..., f f - •' I ' ~ -• 57 &? st g. ~ .._ "' ::::> ~ w :- "' ~ 8 ~ :0 ~ ~ ,.., ~ "' ;;- ' 0 ~ I ~ l I ' \. tg Miri · /2.,94!ltOOO Beaudful Shady ~ villa built by renowned Tl)'lor Woodrow. Relaxed elegance for Indoor and outdoor Mnc and entertaining. Offen unmat.c:.hed views of Mled Pf course. • It ~ ~ CL C» ';< ._ C» 2 C» -< " w N § ::0 "' 9!. f'T1 !fr ;; 0 C» ~ :SJ ~ Scunning archttecu.nl residence captures the art of fine living. .J Contemporary Mediterranean style design blends fOrm and func:don. EmiMndy IMble. 5 bedrooms. 5.5 baths and . -· 2 master suites. Grand living/dining salons, family room, chef's ldtdlen. DistinctlYe Man enhanced b-f sumptuous furnishings. Enjoy life alfresco. Pool/spa. private access to wortd-dass beach. , e • IO • •· • • 0Ud1t 'Ra1ttk . fJJ.95,000 This is the first time this gracious Southern style manor has ever been on the ~An exquisite, S bedroom traditional home with an ocean view. Ctlf'-1&dlto ~k · $5,991000 One of the most maanifkent contemporary beachfront homes ever built In Orange County. Ed Lohrbach architecture. itMI ~ ~ . ,/1;150,000 Appl'o>dmately 26 acre OCWI Yiew lot. Unobsll'UCt.ed ocean and rnounUln Yl9ws. M/""" JJ11Hd · b,4g5,ooo G,..t ftoorplan. '*Y spacious, sparidlna pool. '4 car prap. nice locadon . • 11 ~ ~ 0. ~ IC-~ ::I c: !i !::: I 8 .. n ~ (>. ... .;; ~ SpactOUs, 4 bedroom home with large patio. Oversized lot. .... Gorgeous. turn-key Lido Isle home. Huge corner lot. · M v /Ju · f~ 694 ooo Fabulous, remodeled Udo Isle home. Shows tlke a model. --· ~ ' J J .. • ') I L .-... • • • a ~ -t'f'l I j • i UJ ~ 0: ~ ~ fVwn Cwe • /4,704000 The Arte. hllcofic: Mou Scr'Mt a.ch oc.mront home. Orea 1923 and bulk by~ Epse. the home ...... all d Its lntAlglity. CJyifA/, Cwe • /1.,24g,ooo Panoramk ~ vt.ws from dMs Seaborne Plan 3 home. Features limestone ftoors, ~ ... d,.,.. and natural stone flnlshes. Vlkinc appllnc:es and custom woodwork ~ ti~. J/,295,000 Sp«1aaillr ocmn ._. from 0. l"llTIOdeled 3 bedroom, 2.5 bMtt c:hlrriw Lacuna home. "8rna d1l1 d ldllchlr1 Ind bib. MWty lddld fll'nlly room wld'I .... stone hplla. ~ I J/ty1tit-J-ti/JJ . J;.,695,000 Contemporary style home deslgned by Horst Noppenberger and featured in Coast Magazine and on Laguna Art and Architecwre Tour. CoJ-oM hi~· 1~495/000 Unique opportunity.Authentic Italian style home Influenced by the owner's villa on Lab Como. ~ "~. ~295/000 Sp.ma ... oc.t ... 6'0m dik remocWed l bedroom. 2.5 bldl ct.I "*• home. / ~ er~ .Hi//J · ti,295,000 Contemporary ocean view home, cOl'llpl.tely remodeled within the past 3 yars. /n;w, ~ • IJ,l'9S,OOO c:on..n.drw front""" ... from .. ~ arw. bu 80i ell• 1 I ~ l bedloom home. • a ~ • ~-- • IP':'-· .. ' .. 8 N -,..., I ~ ~ ~ ~ w ie & ~ f 0 ~ /J~ • Jb,504000 One of che few t.yfroms wtd'I <Mir' 8,000 square feet of living space. Granite entryway, asy he ~ downstairs oomp6ec:. wtd'I family~ room. workout room, Indoor exercise pool and adjoinlog sauna. LMng room opens to bayfront pado wtd'I private dock and side de. Kitchen features r-anlte countertops and bayfront views. Upstairs master suite wtd'I spacious ~ area. bayfront office, fireplace, His/Her baths and bllcony cweriookln& the water. Soft contemporary in desi&Jl. this bayfront combines comfort and eMganc:e. EnJoy the ambiance and grace of this special home . - J-/AJ./J or t!wN J-toMJ • $1,3;.5,000 Tradldonal and channlng Palenno model In Harbor View Homes on desirable street close to the pool and park. South-facing exposure. CortJM kt ..M# · $675,000 Absolutely gorgeous condominium right In the heart of Olde Corona def Mar. No detall was spared In this complete remodel. 15 ~ c a. "' ':< '-"' :l ~ • -< -• ...... - ' • ., • • 11 • 8 N --C"'l ....... ~ 2 ~ ,.:.. ~ 2 ~ ~ ~ w ... ft; 4> er ~ j!:. 16 0 \ ------------------------------------ )JeNfOrt Cvtd · Jt,JiStOOO Delightful, end <A cul-de-sac, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath Mediterranean style home. This home Is perfect for entertaining guesa or to just entertain yourself. JJeNf01'6 Cod · $1,154000 Extraordinary ocean. city ligtlt:s and mountain views from this Plan 8 In Altezza. Elevated, comfortabte and convenient single Ml floorplan. Great location in gated community. • .., .. ~ [ I» ';< ..... I» :i ~ • • w - N § :0 ~ ..... .,. Ii> I... ;;; 0 !!! -< :9 a Fabulous, custom Mari< Singer designed home.This stunning, 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath masterpiece fearures breathtaking views of ocean and Catalina. wonderful dt'ti111 lcltdlen. huge master bedroom and bath with large walk-in closet. Floor-to<elling glass windows, dramatic volume, slate floors throughout. huge enterulning deck. air conditioning with control panels in tNery room. an elevator for convenience and much more. J;.,595,000 • .i - r-! ~ Cll !§ .,, w ~ ~ a:: ~ ! Incredible lushly landscaped grounds surround the outdoor fireplace, spa and trellised patios creadng a thoroughly private setting for this custom residence. Srunnlng dark hardwood floors, limestone countertops and sainless st2el appliances complement the neutral decor of die home. Fearures indude '4 bedrooms.. bonus room. office, 3 car praie and cul-de-sac location. • ~n J-14 · J5,r;5,ooo An extremely wide lot in a secluded cul-de-sac location ensures the uanost in privacy for this stunning French style est3te. A private gated entry leads to the intimate courtyard of this impressive estate featuring artist's Studio, bonus/media room. music room and office. n (/) Q> ~ ci Q> -:: ...... Q> :> c '°' ~ w - N 8 J:. ::0 co !!!. ,.,, "' Qj ~ 0 ~ 31 !I • ... • '• • -. 11 ~ -M .,,.._ I f i w ~ 1 a:: • ~ ! • ?:»vu Sh>e1 • /1-,t4i000 Larie s bedroom. '4.5 ba1h OcMr Shores view home wtth courtyard entry. pool and spa. '&,f/;va h1iin111lt • /~ 599t 000 Fabulous beach home, dose to Jetty. park and ocean. Completely remodeled, top to bottom. Hardwood floors, stalnless appliances and new kitchen and bathrooms . Situated on a very large bayfront. this home commands some of the finest views In the harbor; just one year new, this modem home Is truly a gift to anyone who wants to live on the water. The home consists of 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, a huge master bedroom with His and Hers closets and one of the most beautJful master bathrooms to be found.A full stainless kitchen and a large temperate controlled wine room are a chef's delight. The home has wonderful dark wood floors upstairs ar.d stone floOrs downstairs. The property Is also equipped with a Vantage smart house electrkal system, . ~ the hom4towner to fully program the house. This house also has a beaudful b;iyfront patio with an infinity edge pool and spa. Call Chris Brigand! for a prtvate showing. • 71 ~ ~ ~ ._ ~ -< w ~ - N § ::0 ti> !!!. ~ "' 6i n; 0 QI ~ ~ .. I • 12 8 N -I"') Pfeif earns Certified Residential Specialist designation This enhances his ablllty to serve clients' needs RobatJ. P&if, a Newport Beach Realtor has been awarded the residential real estate. Only 35,000 Realtors nationwkie have earned the credemi.al. ~ prestigious Ceniflcd Home buyers and sellers can be assured that CRS Designees subsaibe to the strict Realtor code of ethics, have access to the latest technology and a.re specialists in helping clients maximi7-e profits and minimize costs when buying or selling a home. a: Residential Spedallst ! (~ designation by the cound1 of Residential Specialists, the largest not-for-profit ciffi.liate of the National Robert Pfetf Association of Realtors. Realtors who receive the CRS designation have completed advanced courses and have demonstrated professional expertise In the field of Roberl Pfdf fs" brolter assod4U """' strada Propm{es in Newport Beach, the ctnmly's pmnin' ~real estate brokerage. He can be reacJwJ at (949) 722-8500. c2003 OJldwea Banlter Real EstaU Corporation. awned and operated by NRTlnc . Victoria Strombom brings exemplary customer service to Strada Properties This prominent real estate veteran joins Strada's talented roster of agents For Victoria Strombom, every real estate transaction is a win-win situation. With nearly 20 years of experience In the Industry, she has raised the bar for delivering buyer/selJer satisfaction. •All of my clients deserve my full attention. Providing people with service and expertise beyond their expectations is key; said Strombom. "When clients feel well cared for, appreciated and Vlctorta Strombom special, lasting relationships are built. 'That, along with resuJts, has always been community admire about our agents, and my goal and commitment.· it Is everything we expect here at Strada A Conner pediatric intensive care Properties: specialist, she has extended her Strombom's expertise spans such dedication and hospitality as well as coast.al areas as Newport Beach, L1guna tremendous poise under pressure to real Niguel, Aliso Viejo, L1guna Hills, Mission estate. Those who know her are well Viejo, San Juan Capistrano, Dana Point acquainted with her in.satiable appetite and San Clemente. She represents a for first-class customer service. She is a dJverse network of clients, from Income staunch advocate of organization, aitical property owners to entry or experienced attention to detail and frequent buyers. · communlcaUon, which are essential for •OUr industry Is a service Industry. We any Ould business transactJon. should serve our clients, not just assist Steve High, executive vice president thmi. ntat's where the satisfaction for Strada Properties, anests, "The comes from and that's why I love real amount of time and focus Victoria places estate,• Strombom saJd. on each proceeding Is extraordinary. She OJntact Victoria Strombom al Strada does not consider a job done until all Properties, (949) 464-2439 or at parties involved {eel satisfied. l lcr level of vstrombom@stradaproperlies.com. C2003 performance ts what people within the OJldweU Banker Real Estate 0Jrporatim1. real estate industry and In the Owtted and operated by NRT Inc In the heart of Corona del Mar There are two bedrooms and two baths in this very nice condominium. 11 is situated on a wide lot with large temcc. Close to beaches, shops and restaUimts, the home ts also private. This home is offered for lease at $2,500 per month. For 1'f(}fe infomudion, ca1J Mali Gulkdge at (949) 64().3600. Strada Properties, 140 Newport c.enter Drive, Ste. 100, Newport Beach. C2003 OJldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation. Owned and operated by NRT Inc. Custom homesite in Pelican Crest Premier Pelican Crest lot offers approximately 17,981 square feet of ocean view land. This is a perfect opportunJty to secure one of best custom homesite values In Pelican Crest. Features expansive vistas of the Pacific, Catalina, Newport Harbor and city lights. This land/lot is offered at $2,995,000. For more information, call]olm McMonlgle at (949) 640-3600 and visit www.peltcancrest.com. Strada Properttes, 140 Newporl Center Drive, Ste. 100, Newport Beach. C2003 OJldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation. Owned and operated by NRT Inc. Prime location in Eastslde Costa Mesa Orlglnal four bedroom, two bath home on a very large lot in prime Eastslde Heights location. Home sits on quiet cul-d~sac adjacent to Newport Heights Elementary school. Extra family bonus room, may not be permitted. Titls home is offered at $709,000. For more Information, call Mt!lissa Barnes at (949) 64().3600. Stmda Properties, 140 Newport Cettlu Drive, Ste. 100, Newport &aclr. C2003 OJldtet11 Banker Real Estate 0Jrporalio11. Otuned a11d operated by NRT fnc . :um. It 3 Tine. t of of l c. AN INDEPENDEN SPIRIT. WHEN THE TIDE CHANGES, Fl RST TEAM CONTI NU ES STANDING STRO,.G SINCE 197 5 ... AT FIRST TEAM WE GET THE JOB DONE. , real estate fbm •nd overall sales leader for t~ past decade. • Over SS billion In sales rtising annual budge • Dfverslfled marketing strategies • Award Wil;'lnlng technology and Ul'if.ftlendly site • Experienced, rigorously coached Sales Associates •'26 flrstTeam/FirstTeam Estates offices throughout Southtm Ctltfornla SERVICING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS FOR 29 YEARS . A TRADITION THEN. NOW AND INTO THE FUTURE. 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' t ., I • call lll'Tm It 1 lfeMI It: 949/660-9088 I 259 .... t •• • •• 5000 B 1 rch St. 6th f I oor Ste 610 Ne w110rt Bea ch CA 9 2660 Email: dkummerfeldt a bamngtoncap1ta l.com Stunning custom Tusca n-style estate villa nus four bedroom, plus a large bonus room, as well as an executive office, four and one-half bath masterpiece is conveniently located withln proximity to the airport, beaches, shops, schools and golf courses. nus designer savvy home features quality custom European decor throughout nus exquisite residence showcases refined style and originality with anentlon to every detail. HighJights include a private entry garden and courtyards with fountains, fresco ceilings, custom wood finishes, granite countertops and a Catalina ocean view from the master suite. nus home is offered at $2,650,000. For more information, call Maxine and George McGaffigan of Coldwell Banlter's Newport Beach offu:e at (949) 644-9060. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is the leading residential real estate company in Orange County with I 7 offices and more than 900 sales associates. More information about Coldwell Banlter Orange County is available onUne at www.cbsocal.com. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is a member of the NRT f amily of companies. NRT Incorporated, the nation's leading residential real estate brolterage company, is a subsidiary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD). llEIMMllEI I.Mii DECUTIIE ABM Trust &: Loan specialisrs in loans over $500,000 has opening in Orange County for residential rc1ail Area Manager Loan Executive New upscale South Coast Plaza Office. Demonstrated experience in reallor. CPA or financial planner and client referral marketing. Report lO production manager Eye to the future & a passion for client service. 2....,,..,.,.,.,..., .. Fax Resume to 714-549-9802. 11111111C11Ha•1..-.. a-•-- Delightful cottage in heart of Laguna Village This sweet three bedroom, three bath conage is situated on a quiet street m the desirable Laguna Beach Village area. Conveniently located, this property 1s withln easy walking distance to restaurants, shops and the beach interlor attributes include a Uvmg room with high beamed ceilings anJ brick fireplace, hardwood floors downstairs, new carpet upstairs, and a large, private master suite on the second level. The large backyard is ped'cct for entenaining, wnh a side patio that 1s accessible through dinJng room French doors. This home is offered at $995,000 For ,,tore information, call Inge 811n11 of Coldwell Banker's Laguna Beach South office at (949) 499-1320. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokemge is the leading residential real estate company in Orange County with J 7 offices and more than 900 sales associates. 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This destgner savvy home features quality custom European decor throughout. This exquisite residence showcases refined style and originaJit y with anention to every detail HlghlightS include a private entry garden and courtyards with fountains, fresco ceilings, custom wood finishes, granite countertops and a Catalina ocean view from the master suite. This home is offered at $2,650,000. For more information, caU Maxine and George McCaffigan of Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office at (949) 644-9060. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is the leadtng residential real estate compa11y in Orange Co"nty with I 7 offices and more than 900 sales associates. Mort informa tion about Coldwell Banker Orange County is available onltne at www.cbsocal.com. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is a member of the NRT family of companies. NRT Incorporated, the nation's leading residential real estate brokerage company, is a subridfary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD). llEIMllllEI I.Mii me1nn ABM Trust & Loan specialists in loans over $500,000 has opening m Orange County for residential retail Area Manager Loan Executive New upscale South Coast Plaza Office. Demonstrated experience in realtor. CPA or financial planner and cltenl referral markeung. Repon to production manager. Eye to the future & a passion for client service . .. ..,,.,,..,., ... ,,.,... Fax Resume to 714-549-9802. Delightful cottage in heart of Laguna Village 1llis sweet three bedroom, three bath conage is situated on a quiet street in the desirable Laguna Beach Village area. Conveniently located, this property 1s within easy walking distance to restaurants, shops and the beach Interior anributes include a living room with high beamed ceilings and brick fireplace, hardwood noors downstairs, new carpet upstairs, and a large, private master suite on the second level. The large backyard is perfect for entertaining, with a side pat10 that is accessible through dining room French doors lltis home is offered at $995,000. For more inforntation, cflll Inge B1u111 of Coldwell Banker's Laguna Brach South office at (949) 499-1320. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is Ille leading residential real estate company in Orange County with I 7 offices and more than 900 sales associates. More information abo11I Coldwell Banker Orange County is avaflable online at www.cbsocal.com. Coldwell Banker Residentfal Brokerage is a member of the NRT fam11y of companies. NRT Incorporated, the nation's leading restdentfal real estate 1'rokerage company, is a subsidiary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD). • 71 (J) ... c a. ... ':" '-... ::J c ... -< . ' w - N 8 ~ ::0 ,,, ~ ,..., "' a; ;;;- 0 <» ~ :y g ·~, • • ' . .,, ' • Beautiful, newly constructed custom home Situated on a large lot, this custom home features attention to detail throughout. Bay views from master bedroom. Separate master baths with two generous walk-In closets. The designer, gowmet kitchen with AG.A stove also has marble counters and a butler's pantry. Additional features include three bedrooms plus office, clJntng room and a three car garage . Lush landsc.aping adorns this very elegant property. This home Is offered $9,750,000. FM more~. call Jon~ of Coast Newport Properlies-C.Dldt«IJ &miter al (949) 723-8800. Coast Newport Properties is lccated aJ 33 77 Via Lido, Newporl &aclt. Coldwdl &mleer Res1dmtlal Brolterage is a member of Ille NRT family of """P'l"ies. NRT Incorporated, the nation's leAding ~roil estate lm>leemge C()mpan)I, is a subsfdlary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE.aJ). Big Canyon custom home 111is spacious, single story custom home is situated on a wide fairway in the prestigious guard gated community of Big Canyon. The private, cul-de-sac is beautifully lined with stately, mature trees. An open floor plan with vaulted ceilings lends itself to family activities and gracious entertaining. There are flve bedrooms, an office, a large fam1ly room with fireplace, a formal dining room and lovely living room. A beautiful backyard with inviting pool and spa, built-in barbecue and room to play completes th.ts perfect package. Big Canyon is a premler community surrounding the Big Canyon Golf Course in the heart of Newpon Beach. · This home is offered $2,595,000. For more information, call Jeff Ewing or Lyleen Ewing of Coast Newport Properlies-Coldwe!J Banker at (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties is located at 4 Civic Plaz.a, Ste. 260, Newport Beaclr. Coldwell Ba,.ltcr Residential Brolter11ge is a member of the NRT family of compank.s. NRT Incorporated, tM natWn's leadin& raidential real tsWe lm>lurage company. is a subsidiary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD). Largest model in Bayview Court Light and bright, this home features spacious rooms, high ceilings and tona of storage. Situated in Bayview Coun, the home has a private patio area perfect for a barbecue and patio set. There is also an mside laundry and a two car attached garage. It is a wonderful opportunity to own in Newport Beach with easy access to freeways, r~taurants, shopping and the beach. This home is offered at $615,000. For more information, ca11 Faith Wilson of Coast Newport Propenies-Coldwell Banker at (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties is located at 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Coldwell Ban.ker Residential Brokerage is a member of the NRT family of companies. NRT Incorporated. the nation's leading residential real estate brokerage company. is a subsidiary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD). Spectacular oceanfront home Breathtaking ocean, Catalina Island, Laguna coastal views and sounds of the surf are enjoyed from this oceanfront home. It is ~ted directly on the sand, with its own private beach that adjoins Woods Cove, one of Laguna's most beautiful stretches of coastline. · Designed by renowned architect, Morris Skendarian, th.is beautiful home was rebuilt in 1992 and newly remodeled last year. All of the main rooms boast wonderful views and have mensive balconies and decks. 'nle master suite has his and hers baths, dressing areas and closets. Other amenities include a large 1,500 book library, a main floor guest suite, a double office and gym. The chers kitchen is perfect for entertaining, enjoying the sunset or watching the surf with your momin,g coffee. The large private courtyard features an onginal sculpture fountain and offers an informal tropical setting accented by magnificent palms. The separate guest house is equipped with a mini-kitchen, private bath and entertainment center. Th.is home is offered $9,750,000. For more tnformaffon, call Sara Hi"""'" and Brad Hi""'4n of C.Oast Newport Propertte:s-C.OldweU Banker at (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties ts lccated at 4 Civtc Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Coldwell Bader Residential Brolterage is a mmrber of tlie NRT fam11y of companies. NRT lneorporaled, the natkm's leading midentW rt.al estate brolterage company, is a subsidiary of Cenda,.t CorporatWn (NYSE:CD). , mber fthe wd, e and ffers uest at er. "'" lal ie r John Stanaland Direct: 949.494.2804 Cell : 949.689.9047 John @LagunaSeaside.com EASICE AEAL TV Laguna f>cx:xh -Custom Mark Singer 3 bdrms I ;3 bath home. 3,000 sq. ft. Panoranuc ocean view Currently W1der construction . .)2.550.000 Laguna 6h -Custom Mark Singer design. 4 bdrms / 3 bath 3,800 sq. ft. Ocean view Soon to be under construction. .)2.500.000 Laguna bh -Open and spacious floor plan allows for comfortable flow for li\IU\!t and entertairung. Abundance of windows captures the natural beauty of the home's sur- roundings. Skylight and extcnsiv(' use of glass block brings even more light to thls Mark Srnger designed home. Peatures 3 bdrms, 2.5 bath, 2 fireplaces, ocean vtew, ocean view deck ...... See LagunaSeaside corn for virtual tour. ~1.1L.9.CXXJ 5on CkmaKe -New ocean view home in gated commwlity. 4 bdnns I 4 balh I 3 car garag(' Contact Keith: 949.637 523() )1.150.000 (olhedrol City -New Mont.age home 2 bdrms I 2 bath aJl(I den in main housP Separate cas1ta Co11tact Keith· 949.637 n2:Jli ~524.900 Only one firm in Laguna &each brings you lhe wisdom of four generalions of real es~o~e experience. More lnsighl Mla Rcsulu For addilio nal inf ormalion, ple:a.se: call or visil our we:bsile: al laguna.se:a.side:.com 1045 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, California • Office: 949.494.2124 • LagunaSeaside.com • • " I .. a ~ j;; I • I ., ~ w 16 ., a:: ~ i 0 • • So, if you'd like more information, call today. Betsy Banker Account Executive 949.347.1729 949.212.4744 cell BankofAmerica. ~ embracing ingenuity ~ .,....., Nol all appUcanu will qualify for reduced paperwork bmefiu. AD credit ia subject lo appranl, nomw crtd.11 1tanclanb apply. Banlt of Amnica., @ N.A. Memcr PDIC. Equal Hou1lng Lmcla C200l Bank of Ammca C.Orpontion _.-.._.....-....._ ---------- Custom Promontory Bay waterfront villa With more than 4,300 square feet of Uving space, this custom Tuscan-style villa gleams like a freshly minted coin. Cloaked in luxurious tones and textures, thil Newport Beach home exhibits the careful thought and tasteful coOJideration given to all of the coordinated features and inclusions. The residence has a total of four bedrooms, with an office adjoining the master, and one-half baths. The interior of the home has been recently remodeled, featuring a third level exercise room, first floor bedroom suite with private entry, gourmet kitchen with top of the line appUances, elegant marble entry and dramatic st.airs to the rotunda. The boat dock accommodates a 70 foot-plus yacht and there is a spacious bayside deck, spa. barbecue and static swimming pool. This home is offered at $4,800,000. For more information, call Blm Hasting; of Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office at (949) 644-9060. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is the leading residential real estate company In Orange County with I 7 offices and more than 900 sales associates. More Information about ColdweJJ Banker Orange County is avaflable onlim at www.cbsocal.com. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is a member of the NRT famfly of companies. NRT lncorporatet!, the nation's kading rtStdential real estate brokerage company, is a subsidiary of Cendant Corporation (NYSE:CD). Vintage Spanish charm In Laguna Village Built In 1928, this charming gem is located on one of Laguna Beach's most coveted streets, within walking distance to beaches, shops and neighborhood cafcs. This two bedroom, one bath residence has been finished with a loving eye for detail. It is situated on a street-to-street lot with a single car garage . Exterior features include front yard foliage that gives an air of privacy and a brick walkway that leads to a carved wood front door with rustic ironwork hardware. Inside, gorgeous hardwood floors and authentic Spanish tile work add to the quaint feel throughout the home. The Uving room Includes a cozy fireplace and French doors that open to the brick patio and landscaped backyard. This home Is offered at $950,000. 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PRESENTED AT: $7 AS,000 OCEAN & BAY VIEW ESTATE CORONA DEL ·MAR PRESENTED AT: $9,850,000 Tttl 'MU BYD IN L6Gutt6 SOLD PRICE $15,940 This dunning~ W. • .-wml w' r ia a 192.0's 4ii• bilfdu•al a"*'lt 11w origiml ale prier 14 • + •of llow far we haw mme. .................... -_.. a s o, 1 lliiily- 2 ~ 1 &darwu. Mow, Hillary A: Owlet pick 11aeia' ..... Buys in I cum• ~ _. ··-. ...... c.,-.... * "-rillNeed .. n.c-* ... • 15 ..... HILLARY ....... v-. ---c..... VW., w .... y-· JI' L2..._ TWO UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS ONE POWERFUL TEAM ' = ................... •c:;..it 0.-V5-< ,.. 42 .... Hillary Caston fl Charla BriclceU 949. 922.8490 HillaryAndCbarla.com 101 • " -4. r ' KA.REN LYNCH (949) 720-9995 Top Producer 14 U>naecurlft Yean www.lwenlyncb.com • Pradentill c· ... ..., • ' , ' , ~ f • . '.... . . . KAREN LYNCH (949) 720-9995 Top Produc.er 14 Consecutive Years www.kattnlyncb.com -~ntial c.l .... Rlelly Ari Independently owned and operated rneml>tr of the Prudential Real Es11te Affiliates. 103 "' 8 b '"' 1M ~ ... M ~ i ..... ~ ~ ~ cu 1§ ~ 16 & ~ ! .. ., • EXCEPTIONAL OOIO fSTATE This Mcdi1cn:anan mancrpiccc offcn gorgeow :ambiance throuJliout by urlliz-. ing w1cful integrations of wrought iron, fine lwdwood, and imported nooc and faux acccnu. This unique 1.2 acre estate is located off the main .street Uford- ing nnqwJ pnvatc living. A tocal of sUi bedrooms, OlCh with a private deck. wa.Uc in closet, and full bath. Fabulow Muter Su11c down.nairs. Sme of the art home. thcam, large badcyard wi~ pool and spa. and fabulow panoramic mo~ tain YJCWl. Front yard lw cucadmg waccrfalls. ponds and rolhng lawns and pn· va tc ga tcd entrance. Offered :11 Sl,790,000 I I I, I I I I MEDITERRANEAN MASTERPIECE A uuJy uchiccaural mancrpica. This majcsric Medicannan home:, located in the pro- rigious gaied community of Sc. Tbonw E.scuci, is the epitome of dcganc.c, styk and grace. ApproL 6.000 sq feet of lu.tury includes five bedrooms, a libra.ry/officc and five full batha plw two lulfbadu.. Fibulow goU11DCt kitchen with granite c:ountmops and all ~ applianccs. '~ muccr ruite has balcony, marbk wet bu with ~or. mar-ble~ with built-in abinctry and retreat with two sided marble fuq>lact. bi yard has a fibu1ow pool with wacerfill., KparatC spa plw large gnss area. Four car garage. Offi:nxl at s l ,'90,000 ,. • I I I I I I t t I I r &...----------------~-...~--iiliili~=.=~;;a;;;;;r.-.;;;;ia..--------------------- .. d 'C II LAND FOR SALE • OCEAN VIEW READY TO BUILD Gorgeous Occ:an view 101 in t'icclusivc guarJ garcd community of Sa Pointe csi.atcs. Fabulous ~proved plans for 6.200 sq fttt home wilh seven bedrooms and c:iitht and half baths. Gorgeous rwo lc:vd lm .. lcyu'd 2 000 sq feet each level with pool ancf'spa and large grass area. Musi sec:! Offered ar S89S,o00 ~ FABULOUS P~ATE OC:f.AN VIEW WT Th~ ulunute in privacy. this cs1.11c 101 is App rox. 6 acres w1~h beauuful ocean and mountain views, Located in 1he exclusive guMd gated communny of Bear Brand Ranch . This custom muhi million dolLu csute e:ommun!ry o~n spaaow, private living, fancastic cqucw1an trails along the mounrain side and jWt rrunurcs from the beach. One of the few Jou avilibble!!! Seller wiU cnrcmin offers between Sl,095,000 and Sl,294,876 • ~UlLD YOUR D~ HOME Spacious 101 loa1cd ag;iiru1 the SaddJcbaclc moun- cains. Coto de Cau m a guard-gaccd, golf course and cqucsman commun1cy Featuring ~o 18-holc golf courses, world-a:w c"mis and <"qUc.urian facil111cs , plus sp<m and recrc!- anon parks. 6 plw acres, 3 acres flar, horse property muared w11h1n che "Endavc:" ar rhc end of a cul-de-sac. One of 1he best lou wnh views of Cuto Valley, the golf course and hillside views. Offered at $2,459,000 • CUSTOM ESTATE SITE: Fantastic 20 acre home sire m the g~1cd community of Juliana Farms. Ei:iucstrian zone submit Views of the enc ire valley of San Jiun <::ap1m<mo Approved sice pfa115 arc available for home. Owner 1s mouvarcd and will rradc or exchange. Offered ac $2,200,000 THE BF.ST OF PELICAN CRF.ST ExccpuonaJ Ncwporr Coasr estate, locared in rhe pratig1ow muJri-miJlion dol- Lu community of Pelican Crest. Affording cranquil, cxqu1si1e quality. and pn va1e living with cascading waterfalls, and ~ lwciow landscaped rourtyard and backyard. Gorgeow panoramic ocean views. sue bedrooms wit:h seven one and half baths. Th" csme is gatC'd with wroughc iron rose and leaf .accents with a private driveway enclosed Indoor pool. dry s.auna and elevator accas to all t:hrcc lcvds. Thu home 1s approx. 11,438 i;q lcc1 w11h an approx 8 car garage. Offered ar: 59,900,000. BEST OF CASSIS FABULOUS MAIN BF.ACH VIEW SINGLE LEVEL CUSTOM Brcarhulong Oc:an, Carah111. Hubor and Cit) hghr .,...,.~ A I uror<Ar• do1gn«I horn< wtth lx•uuful landw:.ip1ng. fuunmn<. •nd 1wo co1111 yards. Qo.....ruu1n m.uur stutc wuh occ.ao 'W"f<W' three brJroono •ud .,, mt<ruonmcnr room Luge mrcrt""'"$ buly.rJ v.nh p<bblrd 1« pool :and rp>. built in BBQ, •nd l.ugc p.rno ( •n't """ th< co11 n1~•k oil rhc kuchen wnh ®rdoor fircpl;au Offcr.J ., U .9SO,OOO Mt'"< Hol"-Con11ng March h1! Tim ~rgcvu> horn• ha. prno1J1noc RIJl11 bn1h. wh11< Willtr. ocean. c~raluu ...... 1 c.anyon YK'W\ ApjHO\ (1 \UO "l Im •tth '""' l1i.hcn>. rwo l•undry room<. five btdmom•. tin •n<f • h•lf h.ih" •l'J •" offiet all wuh t.bulom YIC'W\. 1 ... rr.· c ""'"' '""' wuh huge w.Jk 1n dowtl •nd "'"'"' h.uhroom llu1 t·m l'hlll<'trV thmufll>out wuh • thrtt<•• V"ll" Ollcrrd at SJ,S00,000 ""'._ ... .,°"""". ~-d .... --f--"'< Gorj(C'OU• "''!11< ltvcl csi..-m prntig)o11J gward g;at<d co111n111n11y ot O..cu1 R.rnch ~•tum (,ourmcr ltnch<n wuh g1•nnc wunrrnnp<. ~nil barnbno Aoon throuithnuc mou of ct~ home f•bulom lll.1\lcr \Ull~ wnh Im mJ h<t w•lk "' dost1• Cumrm built 1n• 1hrn11i:hm11 l••~· bwn u~• 111 bacl.y.,.d. OITrml JI $I ,S99,900 • • 105 1" c: g. ':< '-Qj ~ c: ,. Qj . -< w :- "' 8 ~ ;;>;] ro 9!. ,..., .,. Qi t;; 0 Qj ~ :P ~ '. , ..... 111 8 N -j;l ~ :> c: "' -'\ ,.:. ~ ~ ~ (IJ 'iii ~ UJ <Ii .. a:: .2 d: ~ "' 0 • _J Make needed repairs before Prudential California Realty putting your home on the rriarket offers career .Night.s_ ~n~t .. ~ . · Licensing Classes at the ' Move-In condition Wiii Training Center in Irvine be more appea llng to in your area, visit the American potentla I buyers Society of Home Inspectors' website at www.ashi.com, or ask your real Career Night Barry Marks estate professional for hi hi ' h recommendations.) A standard report g lg ts will review the condlllon of the opportunities in real home's heating system, central air t t f condltloning, plumbing and e)eotrical es a e or systems, the roof, attic, walls, prospective agents ceilings, floors, windows and doors, the foundation, basement and visible structure. If the p~inspection results in a checklist, have a real estate professional look over the rcpon With you to help you prioritize the list of repairs. Depending on your goals and budget, you may want to repair only Items that could cause significant deterioradon to the home, such as a leak. Ln addltion, your local market Career Nights I fome sellers have one goal -to sell their home as qwckJy as possible near or at the listing pnce A home m move-in condition makes meeting this ideal easier. condltlon.c; may dictate how eX1ensive your repairs need to be. Let your budget and your real estate professionaJ guide you. Ask any new agent why he or she joined Prudential California Realty, and undoubtedly you will be told it is because of the in-depth training. Trish Kraus, director of training, and Jan Nestor, administrator of the licensing school, offer a friendly and safe haven for the new agent. Nestor encourages and guides them through the preparation process of getting Jan Nestor and Trish Kraus Many of today's prospective homebuyers have busy lifestyles and a.re looking for properties that don't require a lot of work. Homeowners should be proactive by making needed repairs before putting their homes on the market. Lnspect both msjde and outs1de the home: Take inventory of practical and aesthetic repairs. You mat want to apply a fresh coat of paint on the However, be careful about fixing up too much. Sellers rarely recoup money on major remodeling projects, and you may want to save funds for your new home. Also, obtaining home improvement loans can adversely affect your ability to qualify for your next mongage. Check out Home Sale Maximizer at homegain.com to measure how various repairs and Improvements can affect the sale price of a home. waUs, doors and shuners. dean the carpet and buff and po lish wooden floors Tighten and polish hardware Repair cracks in sidewalks and driveways, and dean any stains on them. Replace rrussmg or warped roofing. Clean or A home in good condition demonstrates Taklng the time to make small pride of repairs to your home can go a long way In making sure that ownership. Taking the ume to make small repillrs to your home can goa long way in making sure that your home ls presented to your home Is presented to potential buyers In Its best possible llght. -------------potential buyers re-grout kitchen and bathrooms. Repair drtpplng fuucets and drains or plumbing ft.xtures that aren't operating. flX sticking doors a.nd replace old locks and doorknobs. Replace burned out buJbs and broken electrical sockets. Replace cracked windows and tom screens. Repair broken fencing and reseal the deck. dean up staJns on the tiles and countenops. Some experts also recommend hiring a certified home inspector to thoroughly and Impartially evaluate tbc property. (Pox a list of inspectors In Its best possible light. They also just might make the sale. Barry Marlu represents selkn '""' bNyers '" tlu Or•"&t °'""~ coa.rl4l com,,,.,.IHes of Newport Coast, Newport Beach, Coron4 dtl Mar and the Irvine Ranch. Ht can bt reached at (949) 552-11 I/, e-mail Barry@CybtnlilJe-Hqme.s.com or log on to his website at C)lberVak-Homes.com for additional information. Prudmlial California Realty is a" independently owned and operated member of The Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. their real estate license and Kraus charts their course to success with the business development classes offered to both new and seasoned agents. Prudential is keenly aware of the challenges that each new agent experiences in starting a real estate career. Managers and mentors provide the guidance at the office level, while the on-going business development classes are conducted at the training center in Irvine. "Today's Opportunities in Real Estate,• a free seminar presented by Kraus and Nestor, on the first Wednesday of each month, at 6:30 p.m., talks about the career opportunities available at Prudential Califonua Realty. Other topics covered will be the basics of the business, how it has changed during the past few years, and opportunities within the industry. Kraus said that because of the booming Orange County real estate market, those seriously thinking about a reaJ estate career should anend the seminar. Prudential agents benefit from the company's large nemork of resources including the latest presentation software, nitlonal and local advertising programs, and eeertific.ation. Prudential's eMarketing h.u become an el:cellent tool for both new and seasoned agents to branch out and compete in today's computer savvy market, enabling them to build upon client relationships With personalized marketing. All of our training, the mentor program, and personal agent websites are company paid programs. JtlllllU tt 1 tt llllllll llllUl•• Uceosing Classes Prudential California Realty's next session of real estate licensing classes will be Sarurday, February 7, 14, 21 and 28 at the company's training center in Irvine. Anthony Schools supplies the course materials, which include the California Real Estate Principles, Power Prep Videos, Audlo Tapes, plus a computer disk and workbook containing more than 1000 practice exam questions. The licensing course is made up of two components. The first is a three week, 12-hour accelerated classroom mstruction by Jim Parks of Anthony Schools. On the fourth week, students are given a 100 question test that must be passed with at least a 60 percent grade in order to qualify to take the Calif omla real estate exam Certificates of completion are then sent along with student's application to the Department of Real Estate in order to obtain a test date. For mort information, caU Trish Kraus, Prudtnttal California Rtalty's Director of Career Development at (800 )895-1869. TM Trat,.lngCtnteris located at 2405 McCabe Way, Ste. 1 l I, Irvine. Prudential califrmtla Realty is proud to bt a member o/HomeServlces of America lnc., a Berkshire Hatlcaway affiliate. Prudential California Realty is ranked among tire nation's Top 5 real estlite companies with more than S l 7 ln1liotf ;,. sales volume, according to National Relocation" and Real Estate Magazine, Aprll 2003. Additional company information can be obtained at www.prudentialcal.com or wM.rw.pnulmtialcal.com. Uttllll I '""' ...... ~------ •' • 107 ~ [ Q,I ':< .... Q,I ::::> ~ -( -< w - N § :Q .,, ~ ..., !!l C» n; 0 \ll -< 3' a plus ce .. .. 10I 8 "' --~ ~ ,,, :> ~ ...... ~ -0 ~ ~ ~ .... til "' 0:: :2 C[ ~ al 0 ,. ., • 3BR, 3BA, 2,000+ Square Feet, Gated , 2 Master Suites, Separate Guest Wing , 2 Patio s, On Greenbelt, Clubhouse with Tennis, Creative Financing, Trades ? One of the finest estates in Rancho Mirage built by Wm.Randolph Hearst for Marion Davies. 2.77 acre11. 13,000 S.F. private lake, bridge, tennis, pool, spa, croquerficld, views forever. Remodeled m 1998 $5,600,000 COLDWC?LL 8ANt\CRl.1 Joel Cohen (760) S67-1!910 (800) 801-4603 "'ICt(ia. Jil'<h•~""1:1'w:n com PACKAGE DEALS HOMES OF THE WEEK FOR ONE LOW PRICE! CALL YOUR REPRESEN11f11VE 1004"1 LORRAINE O'DONNELL 949 .574 .4245 ANN CENDROLIS 949.574.4249 PALM SPRINGS-PALM DESERT VACATION PROPERTIES Offering both Sales and Seasonal or Annual hntals ANNUAL RENTALS: Furn. or Unf. from $1,200/Mo. VACATION RENTALS $2,0<>g6,MO and up ~ Season $1,1 /MO and up Sea.son GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES FROM $200,000! C.Ootact MICHAEL ANTER 760-333-7307 golfdesertvacations.com e-mail Vacationwatch499@cs.com STUDIO LIVING BY THE BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH Staffed Gatehouse Entry Pools • Spas • Dry Souno Park Areas • lush Landscaping and Morel l Mile to Beach Maintenance-free Lifestyie Studios from the low $200,000s. '\. ..... r SEASRIDGE . .,. . . (714) 374·0200 Laguna Beach For Lease Large Home, 4 Bdrm. + Office. 3.5 Bath, 3, 700 SF, Single Sto Guard Gated, Huge Yard, Walk t beach! No Smoking/Pets $6,000 per month Theresa McVay 949-533-4409 -Broker CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT BEACH 755 Avocado $569,000-$589,000 1318 Dover Dr Corner of Knottingham 2Br 2Ba Sat-Sun 1-4 Agent, Sue Thomas 949-735-2294 NEWPORT BEACH Call for gate access 5Br 68a Sat-Sun 1-5 $3,995,000 Patrick Tenore Nationwide USA 949-856-9705 38923RD 5Br 4.5Ba Sat 12-4 Troy Davis Davis Consulting Group 714-264-1334 391 23rd $1 ,400,000 5Br 4.5Ba Sat 12-4 $1,600,000 lh>y Davis Davis Consulting Group 714-264-1334 3Br 2Ba Sat 12-4 $1, 199, Agent 949-400-8413 819 Via Lido So4d 5Br, 8 1/2Ba Sat 12-4 Cote Realty Group 949-760-1 900 $10,900, SAN JUAN CAPITSTRANO 31852 Paseo Alto Plano Mini Estate horse property 3Br 3Ba Sat-Sun 1-5 $1 ,45,000 Elgin Johnson Keller Wiiiiams 949--218-1885 :h >ffice, Story, Naik to 'ts h 1y 1ker Im ),000 t,000 0 ,000 This adorable and immaculate "cottage• is JUSt steps to Newport Heights and to Newpol't Harbor High School. A short walk to Newpot1 Heights Elementary School and Ensign Mlddle School. Restaurants, shopping and even the beach are a shol1 walk as welt. This 1s a pome locahon W11h 3 large bedrooms (one on the f1rs1 floor) and 2 baths, this home has a huge family room off of the kitchen and a fireplace on both the IMng room and the lam1ly room. The sunny and bright kitchen is a delight! With newer white ble and appliances. and a darling kitchen nook. rt 1s a JOY to cook m Check out our virtual tour al www capandloni.com and grve us a call lor a showing $804,900 CAPANOTONI RE/MAX PREMIER 949-451 -1352 Half Acre SJC' Mini Estate 3 BR. 3BA, split level Zoned for horses Multi million$ neighborhood Parking for boat, RV, etc. Call Elgin Johnson Keller Williams Realty (949) 218-1885 ' .---,.... . . t'. .l Newport Beach Town Home Light, Bright Upgraded Town Home with High Ceilings & Ocean Breezes. Attached 2 Car Garage 2BR, 2.SBA, Pool Area & Club House. $425,000 Principals Only please, no agents NEWPORT COAST STUNNING 0cEAH HEIGHTS wmt HARBOR VIEWS· CASSIS $2,839,000 Tr u1 ~ ·• r ~ • t'<l v~ ~l\ 1~ fTla',tM bel>loom oo ltll' nan llOOI w,111views11110 ~ '1alllOI and sunsets lhl're a1e a Iota! ot !> oeoroum~ a0d ~ l car 1a·11'lt'l'1 q;irage w lh appro11ma1e1v 4600 SQ h A large yard wllll aoproA1ma1ely 14.IXXl SQ n boasts wonder1ul ll'JIOOO• f'1'~ '1 n Q cou•'ydl~ .J/1-0 01JI0~01 ll<!rti«.ue A 2• hour Q.t1eO commuNty with Clullholise and lemts COUii ~ m.nute.1r01'1 Ille ~ll"li' 1; ·~ ~., t .. d(t ~ ~ dCCt".\ 10 'ht> '3 frtf'«ay Cust.im 11ao111onaf uPQfaeles are leal1J1ecl lllfougflOIJI Rrc.hard MarS/lall lurociean Plank 01s1res5.l'U W~lm I H.J1d.,oOO Ftmirs W~lk•1 Z3nQl!r lra;eMull' ll001111g Custom dlSllessed archltedura ~ CuSloc-1 cl<sllessed Pia~'"' a'IO Fa .• f • h ~ 111< \flOli1 C · Y• 'ha ~IC 1"Q1hhl1Qh0u1 Granite Krtdlen CWl!er1ops and Stainless Slee! 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BallleWl Coveied OLUlt>Ol lUOQ•a fl't'11S .e Larn:to,cap•nQ •rll w,1on1 rta;r.1one Travertine. large lou11ta1n and outooo11io1111no Custom Home Ttieaue Su11ou1111 System a~d d•~ Enrena nr-ien1 Cffiters !JO inch P1.wna B Scseen SPECTACUUR NEWPORT TENNIS COURT £,STATE! bl~JO <ojh ~Bil 6M '"'""In lot< o( huh~ ,.J, I"""' L~h•rd rrM' "'"' HISTORIC SANTA ANA L OFTS AlmsTs W AU< LOFTS liloo£I. • Pu-'131.ASI Pl4Asl • SS99.000 Prime Main street localJOll with Clly vrews Pflce includes $35,000 in bo11der upgrades with own pe1sonaJ elevator 12· C&lhngs heights Perlec1 for Gatteiy or Home Office Clieck Mt .._ YlrtHl Tow @www.1ll1•1tMr'Lc-/sMwtNt'1 Top 1% Of Agents ln Orange C.Ounty Top Agcnt Platinum Properties "From Mansions to Mobile Homes" Stefanie Meurer (949) 7 15-3156 Costa Mesa Frank Lloyd Wright may have designed this wood an d glass extravaganza. ll!O """I~'~'"' ha:l>oran;ilun1<1 ''''" 11~'11 ~ll'~l1Cll'C•.J.•w 2 BAS with detached studio on monster lot. 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""d<lle•M'I ~ amourMa r,,. .mor""""'" piesenieci .. na1 ~Oil .. io ma>a., 1o1111 tt rou have any~~.,. ilOO¥e ~cal ( '•.t"i t•f ••" '·'*-• wd<,,fn ,.,.,,, O..lt •• #W'fil n•~ c..om The views from Las Verdes '.->i.anding on a large cul-d~SdC parc:cl with VICWS of the hills anJ oty hghts, Um 'iln,Qe family home has hcen bcautlfUJly upgraded with Jesigner touches TI1cre are five bedrooms and two and three-quancr!> harru French door., c.ithcdral ccllings, crown moldings, custom pru111 finishes, arched doorways and towering windows create a di!>'tinctivc European ambiance throughout the 3,0S<Kquare-foot floor plan. The fonnal living room o!Ters a fireplace, French doors lead.mg to a courtyard am.I a unique tile floor reminiscent of a French country home The elegant fonnal dmln~ room ronne~ the hving room to the family room anti kuchen Dtnncr gueru will en10y looloni;: out the wall of French doors onto thl· counyard Spaaously laid out in a grca1 room Jesign, the gourmet k.nchen flows Into the fanuly room and hreakf~'1 nook BodSting nch granite counters, stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry, including two fuU pantries. In addition to the dl\1inctlve marble fireplace, the family room features a comer built-Jn emcnatnment center. A French door leadc; out from the breakfast nook to lht' poohized rear yanJ that overlooks the hills. The en suite master hedroom offers a spacious sleeping area and a short hallway area that leads 10 the marble appointed bath as well as a retreat area that ( uuld he used ilS a home gym or study Relax in the J~euzzi tub dramatically .. 1.1gecJ tn ah arched nook with windows offering views. A.lso enjoy the builHn vanity and spaaous glass-enclosed shower. Addltional upgrades include dual air condJtioning systems, two car anached ~ge wit11 an epoxied floor and indoor laundry room This home ts offered at $849,900. For more bifonnation, call First Team 'sJef!Sttsirman at (949) 498-7278. Vis1t wwwjrffstearmart ,ron1 for a virtual'"''" and a Ust otMF' homes Jeff has available. ----_...... ~---~- New ocean view home COPYRIGHT 0 2003 The NaUQnel fonanoat Newt :;., ~ An r Standing on the ocean side of I Ughway I In San Clemente IS this massive custom estate. Barely a year old, the residence offers four bedrooms and five and one-half baths as well as panoramic ocean views r,-~1 r·1 rr Designed for grand scale entenainlng, the home Is -'•i .. , I • • features deck spa.cc and a pool-sized rear yard ~ - The front door opens to be a marble entry with steps leading down into Li room with a marble fireplace flanked by li t art niches A cathedral ceiling and ,oversized windows accentuates the spaciousness of the room. The hallway leads to the formal dining room as weU as guest quarters complete with built·in cabinetry and wet bar, separate entrance and oversized bath. Proceeding into the great room that spans the width of the home, you will o dazzled by the massive gowmet kitchen that opens to the family room and game room. High-end appliances are set agai{lst custom cherry wood cabinetr and granite counters. A wtne bar faces a game room with a mini-refrigerator, overhead glass cabinets, bar sink and tap. Walls of wtndows look out onto the oversized ocean view deck that overlooks the rear yard and canyon. · The master suite and two junior suites are located upstairs. All bedrooms f~ature hard wood floors and separate baths. However the spacious master su1 has a kiva style fireplace, walls of wtndows and access to a private deck with a Jacuzzi. Through an arched doorway, the marble appointed master bath features a Jacuzzi tub, walk-in deluxe shower, dual sinks and walk·in closet. The home also includes a gym, home office, walk-in kitchen pantry, oversized attached garage that can hold up to five cars and RV parking. This honae is offered at $2,390,876. For more information, call First Team Estates' Victoria Slq/ried at (949) 338-7444 . 1M NA 1Y IY NA 1M 1M 1M 3Y NA 1M 1M 1M 1Y 6M NA 1Y 1M 13 tcasn '' MOdel-Perfect Oceanfront Estate Monarch Beach, California ~unning s ingle-level oceanfront home situated on a private, oversized flat bluff-top lot with panoramic unobstructed ocean views of the Pacific Ocean, coastline & world famous Ritz Carlton Resort. Enjoy Catalina Island sunsets or the majestic waves crashing on the sandy beach below. Completely remodeled to today's standards, this four bedroom property features the highest quality materials throughout and is a fully automated "smart house", impeccably detailed and wired for the i 1st Century. Monarch Bay is an exclusive i4-hour private guard-gated community. 'Y,,,,. >lZ Q,f,_4,.v, I~,, .Ao,?.v ... .>/ (<Of4,. n-,//,~ fol ~J • • a ---------w 8 N -....., ~ ·~ ~ ...... >. ~ '] ~ ~ ~ ..., iij & ~ i' 0 ••