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SATU,.RDAY I APRIL 3, 2004
MAkK l LIU'-!IN ()All\' ~II l If
Army Lt. Ryan Williams, right. shrugs away from his mother Erika Williams, center, while family friend Carolyn Jerger. left.
looks on at John Wayne Airport Friday afternoon. Williams 1s home for a two-week visit after serving in Iraq for a year.
Cooling off in California
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
T ime seems to slow to
a crawl when you're
wai ting to pick up
someone from the
airpon .
Army Lt. Ryan Willia1n s gets a
two-week reprieve fron1 Iraq to
visit his family in Newport Beach
v1:-11 hh. >(irllm•nd in
l'h1ladelphia 1\ml .iltt·r th.11.
lll''d he bad hom1• lor 1\\11
wet·k ....
So Erika Willwms. ln1 ... h,111d
Hichard and daughter I lt·11h
wa11ed for that lif'ot '1gh1 ol
l11m coming tlo~n tht• a11p11n
('i.t'alator. And w.11ll'd ,tJlcl
waill'd <tnd w;111 t•tl.
And when that 'omeone's
returning from mun:' tJian ;1
year away. from dusty
battlefields in one of the
world':. most dangerolL'
places, each second ticks hy
like eternity.
Friends and famil}' of
United States Army l.t. Ry-cln
Williams gathered anxiously
at John Wayne Airport Friday
afternoon 10 welcome lhe
West Point graduate hack
home af1er serving for a year
111 Iraq. 111ey had igrn.. flags
and red. white and blm•
balloons.
.. I 1u:.1 want lo give him a
·hui-: ... his mother Erika
Will iams. !-aid us she 'ltnod at
the bottom of the ~lair~ by
the baggage claim.
Ryan \o\fiJliams, 24.
graduated from Corona del
Mar tligh School in 1997 and
West Point in 200 I. I le wa!-
stationed in Vibeck.
Gem1any. but shipped out to
Kirkuk. Iraq with lhe Isl
Infantry divb.1011 last April.
There, he drove I lumvel''
and did reronnais~ance for
'ot1pply rnnvny ....
"We had a map on the
relnicrator. 'u we k11l'w
wht:re he w.i!>."" tw, 111<1t hc-r
-.aid ... Whl'nevcr anything
happerwd. we'd lnok un the
map and <,ay: 'It couldn't bl'
him."'
rhe William' family ,cnt
package' and wait•·d lor
e-mail updatei. and till' rnre
phonl' c.ill from h1rn. Ill•
'tayed in lrn4, donating hh
own rr ... 1 and recuper.111011 to
fellow "1ld1Ns with w1Vt''> and
children.
Finally. hy lhl' end 111
t:t'bruary. thl'y got word lw
had ll'fl Iraq and w•t!-g11111g
back to l 1t.•rnumy. tlll'n to
Othl'r airport
t•,calatur~a1d1er-.. off1·n·d
I hl'ir 'ollpptll I.
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when he ct11lll'' down,'" 11111·
woman -.;11d, .,py111g ont• 11f
their 'ign .... "\Ve do11·1 I.no\'
him, 1>111 \\t.-11 g1w him tlw
old one-t\\(1,""
Al lai.t. 1h1·y 'Pied h1111. 111
hi.., khaki I ru11'1'r' and
hackpack, lw l1111kt.•d lil.1· .111~
See COOLING, Page A4
Park rules may toughen and grow teeth
A city commissio n is looking into revis ing
o rdinance to a llow police a nd rangers to
fine those w ho refuse to cede s port fields.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
Nl:WPORT BF.ACI I -When
the city wrote it'i rules on park
use, no one had ever heard of
painthall or motorized scooters.
No one could envision a time
when a youth '>ports team that
held a permit to use a playing
field wotild get mu ded out by
a woup of grown-ups who got
U1crc first.
Tho-.c simple t.l.1ys are gone.
And city staff members bclit'vr
it"; time to rewri te the book o n
park rules.
rhe Park:., Reaches amt He·
crea1ion Commission on l\1e'>·
day will consider whether to re·
vise the cily·~ park tM'
ordinance to bring it line with
modern time' and give it l>omr
teeth.
''"11le current ordinance •~
vague in some areas and didn't
FAMILY TIME
){ive mut:h cnfornm>l''" pmwr ...
'>aid M.uic Knii-:ht. director c1f
the ci1y':-Recreation a1u.J Senior
Service' I >epartmt•111 . "What
we"re look.Ing at j.., an expanded
ordinance ...
Among other thing~. the pro
poi.ed ordinani:~ would ;1llow
ranger-. and police to i~ue lim•'
.. tarting al $I 00 fo r people who
refuse 10 ce~e playinf( fields and
other pnrk facilitiei. to peopll'
who hold pt•rmit\ lo ui.e them.
The cltrrent onlinance stall''
that a permit holder ha the
righl-to the fi eld but it tloc<;n't
include any enforcemcn1 pnw·
ers.
Youth 'porh repn::,1·111.111\'t''
like 01arht• M.ii. ... 111g1ll Wt'lr111111·
thl· change.
·· 1 think 11\ a >,'Teat idt•.1:· ,,ml
Mai.i:.ingill. v1re pre.;1dt•n1 of tlw
Nl'wport 11,trhor Ra~l'liall A'"1
Mai.,ingill ~aid thal, on M'V
era! orca'>inn'>. u.,...m·1a1ion
teams ha\'l' had 1he'o1' kind or
run-in'> ovrr playing lidd-..
lne cha11gt'' 10 the ord111r111n·
follow <J dl'ci1'ion ht!-.I ymr hy
the City Counr1l tn crt',tlt• <1 Par~
Patrol prnwam of ranger' who
travel to park.' throughout thl·
day 10 mak,· .. ure tlwy'n· lll>l'd
See RULES,, Pa1e A4
It's just youth sports, after all Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ON THE WEB:
www.dalfypllot.com T he kids playing in tJ1c
baseball game I was
watching at the Costa
D Mesa National U11Je League field
were 9 and 10 years old. Most of
them don't have the control over
their coordination to
consistently make the plays Lhat
mnke them look like reaJ
bosebaU players. but tl1ey show
up anyway. giving their all.
Most of them also don't have
an attention span long enough
to withstand 20 minutes
standing In the oulfield with
nothing to do. rm not sure I
would either.
Those of us who coach try just
about everything we can to keep
outfielders in the game,
Including the warning that their
m oment of glory Is imminent
STEVE
SMITH
"Out·
fielders." we
say. "that hall
could come
to you on any
pitch so It's
lmponant to
pay attention.
What
happens In
the outfield
could make
the d ifference
In the game ...
Mentally, however. I know
what they're thinking: ~Yeah.
right, coach. I haven't seen a Oy
ball since last season." And I
can't argue with them, for the
fact Is that very few catchable Oy
balls get to the outfield in these
I.Jule League games.
Over the year~. I have
developed a system fo r k.eepinl(
lhe attent ion of outfielders.
"Billy. take two ~tcps back,
please!" will be lhe cry from thl'
dugout. RiUy ta.Ices two steps
back. A couple of minutes later.
it's. "Hilly, take two steps
fotward, please!" And Ritly takes
two steps forward.
It doesn't always work but it
keeps their feet moving and let11
them know I haven't forgonen
them.
But some coaches <;tilt haven't
learnecl the fine art of coaching
kids -not that I'm an expert, 34'
my overall won-Inst ret·ord will
prove.
I .ost weekend al that game I
See FAMILY, Pa1e A4
WEATHER d~)
ExpeC1 cloudy skies that
could carry some rain.
SeePa1eA2.
DAYLIGHT
~~:~:.G e·.· .. · Sunday,
daylight
saving time
begins. Do n't forget to set
your clodcs ahead an hour
before you go to bed.
Some fish in
Newport Bay
contaminated
T h ose eating fi s h
caught near the
Newport Pi er s hould
stay away from th e
California corbina.
Alicia Robinson
Dally Pilot
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PUBLIC SAFETY
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See FISH. Page A4
State lifeguard
shortage continues
Marine safetv o ffi cers FYI .
warn beach goers to
watc h o ut for t h e ir
own safer y, as fewer
pro ~ w ill be av~iila ble.
Lo lita Harper
[),1Jly Pilot
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TIPS FOR BEACH SAFETY
1 Learn to sw11n
2 Swim n1rnr a l1ft..•!-ju.1rd
wherwvcr poss11llr
3' Check w•lle1 ronrl11m11•
before cn11•1111y
4. Never swm1 .~tone
!:> Float with <J current
Do not clivP headfirst 6
7 Never swim after
consuminy alcohol or wh11t•
under the 1nfluencr ol
druys.
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See LIFEGUARD. Page A4
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SPORTS
Orange Coast College runners take to the troctc
See Pase Bl
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BOOMERS & BEYOND
Waves and family are the best recipe
S ergio AvtJo immigra1c<1
'!> ~uthern Califomia
with hb famil y from
Ml·xko when he wa.;
only 7 yean, old.
Son11 aflN :11 riving in rhe coun t rv.
Avila w~1111t·d " lll'w hicyclt:. ~o tw
wt•n1 10 worl.. al ~t burbershop and
t'i1rnt.•d tl ll' 111011f'y for it. lie began
wor"ing in hi~ fnrnily'~ resta11ran1
w lwn lw w ;,1' IL yl·ar' old. rlw hard
work 1ha1 1\vila h:1.trnt.•d as a chilli
ha~ tran-;ferrl'd i1110 adulthood -
h1• ow1h the El H:111d1ito rt•,ta11rn n1
crn N1•\vport Ho11IC'vard in Newport
lkarh 1\vila 1·1110)'' ra1d1ing u good
w;wt>. which i'> rnw Tl'a ... 011 why lw
lh·d Imm I o' t\ngt•ll'.., and (kddt·d
m m,1h· 1h1~ an·a hi' honw.
1 lw 'lZ-ye<1r-old rt·cel\lly ''H dm"'"
w11h tht• Pilo 1·~ Luis Pena and '1'11k1·
ahout hi~ <.:hildho11d, hi' hipµlt'
d:1y-. and thl' prr~L1111
llow tlid you end up In
Newpon-Mc.>i.a?
,
Shr's 80 years old and she's stiU
checking on 1hing!>. Thar's great.
, •''
What h ave some or your family
tradltJons beenT
We like to get together, like on
Thanksgiving, and of course
Otrisrm as. Those are tradition~ tha1
we nevt'r give up. Now, lately, we've
been traveling rogetltcr as 11 whole
group. 1hc whulr Avila dan. Like onCl'
a year now we all spend time together
and 1ha1's a great tradirion. We aJI get
together, the 24 of us. and we'U go w a
beach re~or1 and spend time 1oge1her.
We rent a huge house and spend time
together. It's .am a1ing putting everyoni.'
1oge1her under one.roof.
What would you like people to
always remember about youl
Thal I Jid something 10 im prove 1h1
o;ociery where I am. That I helped
m ake things heller. I h elp a lot of my
employeci, out with rheir pap ers -
immigra1ion, finances. real estat e.
rtwy <ilways .:;ay you've got to make ii
belier. Alway!> leave ii a beu er place tu
liw sonally and e11vironmen1ally.
What's one of the best unexpe<:ted
11fNT ffilPTOW / DAILY Pltor things that h as happened In your
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Whal are your Krt'at~t
accomplishment~ In life?
lncldi>nt In your Ufe, what would It be?
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IJJL 11f resta11r.1nh ro u1w1i up and I
lmow thl' m11n1·y t~ grea1. but I '"Y no,
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lln11'
\Vl' wcrt-in l;iJi. ant.I ever ybody wei11
10 1his island. and Wt' deciued to go to
a differe111 pan of 1he :.11rfing area. And
unexpenctlly. 1hc besl waves of m y hit•
popped out of nowhere. We had tht'
be~t surl i.c!.~1011 ever all by ours<.'lve'>
-three guy~ 0 111 •lll by ourselves. Thi'
rs like 1rne wave after another. II wa!'>
lu11. exciting. thrilling. T here were
abo ut I :.! of"'· and they only all<>w "'
many peopll' 10 go 10 thb side of th e
t~lund, and they all go left and three ol
II'> went to the nlher ide, when~ there
wa~ n cith111g. Jlld then all o f the
What pruf~lon other than yours
would you like to have tried?
What Is the greatest lesson you\le
learned in your life?
NL·1w hurn ,my bridgl''. Integrity wllh
1woplt· flt• up front '><I it doe~n't hllc you
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<itll1•r pcopk• 0 11 youi WLI)' up 1he1e.
Who was the cook in the family?
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1·ook wht>n we orll'rlt'tl the re ... 1<1uran1
ro this day, we•'''" haVI' lhC' orig111;il
rl•cipl'~. She -;till rhc·c·~~ 1111 ht'f rl'C'IPl''·
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BOOMER
CALENDAR
•Send CALENDAR uems to the
Daily Pilot 330 W B11y St Costa
Mesa 92627 hy t.> mail 10
lu1s pt>11d ·• lat1mes com, hy lax 10
(949> 64& 41 70. or by i;all1n9 1949)
574 4298 lnc.ludc the 111110. date
and lor t111on ot 1lw event. as well
as a contarl phcmr. 11urnbor
WEDNESDAY
Oasis Senior Center will offer
a four weel.long class called
M ontal Fitness Plus from 9.30 10
\l a m beginning Apnl 7 The
class uses Brain Gym movements
to accoss ttiu whole brain Cost 1s
$35 tor Newµon Beach residents
and $40 f<11 no11r()s1dcnts
Information 19491 718 1822
THURSDAY
The Parilinson's Resource
Organization will host Denrus
Sunderman. who will lead a
thscuss1on regarding annu1t1es
with long.term care features The
evenr will begin at 7 p rn at lhe
Oasis Senior Center. 800
M arguonte Ave Corona det Mar
lnforma11on (8771775 4111
APRIL 16
The Orange County Senior Expo
will be from 9::JO a.m. to 4:30 p.m .
in bu1ldlng No 10. Parane of
Products and the Heritage Stage
at the Orange County Fair and
Exposition Center, 88 Fan Onve.
Costa Mesa Tidlet s cost S6
lnlorm,111on. 1909) 393 8525
APRIL 17
The Orange County Senior Expo
will be lrom 9:30 am to 4·30 pm.
in building No 10, Parade ol
Products and the He111age Stage
at the Orange County Fair and
EKpos1t1on Center, 88 Fa11 D11ve,
Costa Mesa. Tickets cost. $6.
Information: (9091 393 8525
ONGOING
The County of Orange lnt99rated
Waste M anagement Department
1s offering a free proyram to
homebound. elderly and disabled
residents, Assisted Res1dent1al
Collectmn Service The program
will colluct household haza1dous
w aste fo1 qua lifted 1 us1dcntl>
through March 31 lnlorma11on
(714) 834 6752.
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Oasis Senior Center holds a
pancake breakfast from 8 to 10
a.m on the second Saturday of
every m onth. Breakfast includes
pancakes. sausage. coffee and
ort1nge 1uice for $3, $1 for
children Tho cenler 1s at 800
M arguerite. Corona del Mar
Information (9491 644·3244
Pa11agH SO·Plus support group
for w omen 50 and older 1s a
d1scuss1on group coordinated oy
Jow1sh Family Services to
address issues sud1 as anxiety,
depression, rela11onsh1ps,
loneliness and family The grOIJP
Daily A Pilot
VOL 98. NO. 94
THOMAS H JOHNSON s~ MeCrenk Puultshflr
TONVDODERO
Editor
MARKEY DANIELS
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Educ.tlon reporter, 19491 57-M268
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What do you treasure mosl?
I lrl'a~un· my free 1i11w :1 101 hrc<1 U,l'
I low lo play 1likt'111 do thin~' <II the
meets at 7 p.m. Wednesdays at
the agency 0H1ces, 250 E. Baker
St.. Suite G. Cosla Mesa.
Prereg1stra1ion required. (714)
445-4950.
The Braille Institute offers free
computer classes 10 people with
fading 111s1on who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen. The
Oasis Center at 800 M arguer11e
Ave .. Corona del Mar. otters srx
sessions. Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821·5000
The Coste Mesa Senior Center
has ballroom dancing with hve •
music from the Betty's Trio from
7.30 to 10:30 p,m every Tuesday
night at 695 W 19th St Costa
Mesa. $4. 1949) 548·3884
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County sponsors an ongoing
healing suppori group lor 1he
chronically 111 The purpose 1s 10
provide pa111c1pants with
emotional .:ind spmtual suppon
IO manage illness and its
consequences The grouµ meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Fan 1ily Service office. 250 E
Baker St., Costa Mesa
Attendance is free. but
registration is reQu1red 1714)
445 4950.
Jewish Femily Sentice offers
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults at all slages of
loss Group members shara
experiences. hear how others
deal with grief. receive support
Allele Robinson
Pol111r·s. l.>uiunoss and onv1ro11m1mt
roponor. 1949) 164 4330
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POSTMASTER Send add1ess
and learn ways to cope with
sadness and loss. One group
meets ar 7 p.m. Tuesdays a1 Beth
Jacob in Irvine. The second group
meets at 10 a.m . Tuesdays at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills.
Thi! lhird group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center "'
Anaheim. There's no cost to
attend. but advance registration
ts reQuired (714) 445·4950
Oasis Senior Center offers
assistance, counseling and
referral services for seniors (949)
644-3244.
Arthritis Foundation instructor
Hillary Stone leads an exercise
class al 11 a.m. Thursdays at the
Jewish Senior Center. 250 E
Baker St .. Costa M esa. (714)
513·5641.
Oasis Senior Center offers a daily
telephone contact program for
seniors who have a limited local
support system. They also o ffer
computer classes that teach the
basics of Word. Ouidcen, P11nt
Shop and Internet usage (949)
644·3244
The Oasis Senior Center offers 1
shuttle to take members to
appoinlments and grocery
stiopp1ng The shuttle also takes
members to the center. Call to
make an appointment. (949)
644·3244.
Oasis Senior C.nter offers visual
aid screenings w1tl) a Braille
r.hanges to Tho Nowporl
Ba1tch/Co~1a Mes11 Doily Pilat, PO.
Box 1560, Coste Mesa, CA 92626
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\Ve just got a perfet:I surf se<;s1011. I
mean. 1'11 ncVl'r forger that.
Institute representallvc, by
appoin tment. (949) 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Center has a
walking group called Walkers Nol
Rodcers. which meets once a
week to en1oy scenic walks in and
around rtie New port Beach area
1949) 644·3244.
The Alzheimer's Assn. and Grief
Suppon Group of Newport Villa
WestNilla Rosa co-sponsors a free
support group meeting for
caregivers at 7 p.m. the fourth
Thursday of each month lhrough
Octobe1 at Newpon Villa West
Assisted Living, 393 Hospital Road,
Newport Beach. (949) 631 ·3555.
The Alzheimer's Assn. al'ld Mel8
Terrace. a residential community
for people with Alzheimer's
disease and related dementia,
offers a free support group for
caregivers at 6:30 p m . the first
Tuesday ol each month at Mesa
Terrace. 350 W. Bay St . Costa
Mesa. (714) 283-1111.
Oasis Senior Center condue1s
blood pressure screenings from 9
lo 11 a.m. the first and third
Tuesday of each month 111 Room 3
a t 800 M arguerite Ave . Corona
del Mar (949) 644-3244.
The Oasis Senior Center often a
Braille class to help wilh sight
loss from 10 a.m to noon
Thursdays 1n Room 4 at 800
Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar.
(949) 644·3244
The Jewish Senior Center offers
card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
ever{third Tuesday. A kosher
lunch is offered at noon for $3 per
pe1son. (714) 513-5641.
Revise your lifetime documents
for advance health care directives
at the Oasis Senior Center for $3
each. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644·3244.
Oasis Senior Center offers
preventive heallhcare services
for seniors on the fourth
Wednesday of each m onth "' the
center's Room HS-3, 800
M arguerite Ave .• Corona del
Mar. Call to make an
appo1ntmen1. (949) 644·3244
Seniors and low-income famll•
in the Costa Mesa -Newport
Beach area can obtain free U.S.
Department of A gricul1ure
surplus food from 11 a.m . to 3
p.m . the second Friday ol each
m onth 1n the rear parking lot at
the Church of Christ .• 740 W.
Wilson St., Costa Mesa. Picture
identification is required. (949)
650·8236.
Oasis Senior Center ott.n e
meal program for members.
Lunch 1s served daily from 11:4S
a.m. 10 12: 15 p.m. in the
multipurpose room at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona dal
Mar Home-delivered m eals are
available for homebound
seniors. Reservations are
reQuired. (949) 644-3244.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Nothing is for certain, but
today should be a repeal of
Friday, with mostly cloudy skies.
patchy morning fog and •
possible lhunderstorms. The
weather service, however, is
forecasting possible short
periods of isolated heavy rainfall
throughout the day. High
temperatures should be from 58
to 65 degrees. Winds wtll also
be from 15 mph from the
southwest. Tonight's lows will
be from 47 to 63 degrees.
Information:
www.nws.nosa.gov
BOATING FORECAST
Winds will be variable at 10
knots, changing to the west
from 10 to 15 knots. on the Inner
waters today, with waves at 2
feet or less on a western swell
from 210 4 feet. Winds will
persist from the west at 10
knot1. becoming nottherly
overnight. Waves will be at 2
feet and the swells will be
mixed, from 2 to 3 feet. and
from the southwest at 3 feet.
Farther out. winds will be
varied at 10 knots or fess,
changing to the Wes1 from 10 to
15 knots in the afternoon and
lhen to the northwest at night.
Waves wlll be at 2 feet on a
western swell from 3 to 6 feet.
SURF
The nonhwest drops off
dramatically; expect waist·hlgh
conditions at best. w.w quality:
www.surlrlder.org
TIDES
T1me
1:40a.m.
7:39a.m.
2:05p.m.
8;20p.m.
Height .
0.94 feet low
5.25 feet high
-0.29 feet low -
4.94 feet high
WATER TEMPERATUR~: :
60degrees
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yp,11 iound fur persons w11h
disabilities Classes ace Tuesdays
.md SaturrJays aJ the Balboa
Yacht Basin. shp B 1, 829 Harbor
Isl.ind Drove Newpor1 Beach
lnforrna110111949) 640-1678.
The l812 Amorioan Pri..,ateer
Schoo11er Lynx is offering
t!dt.lr.a 11onal programs for fifth -
und ~tghth·grado students based
011 state st<111clords. The Lynx
opc1 ate!> l!om the Scout sea
base at'1931 W Coast Highway,
Newpon Bcac:h lnlormat1on:
19491723 78i4,
pt.'upk to fhh u1 Ncwp111 t 11,11 L>or
for :IO )'l'iir'
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.1nybmJy caung the foh hert' and
havin~ .uly problt>1w .. " h~ .,;ml.
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ready Wt'rl' lu11king al nm1am1-
u.uion lound in sediment .1., p.in
111 N1•1vport HJ} drl'dKJnK
pro11'l'I,, 1 larbor He,ourrl·~ f\!J11-
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"I 1hi11\.. to lhc !'.r1en11~1s \vorj(
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pri<,e, .. he .... 11ct.
"We'rt• lou\..111g into it amt 1\l'
will a<.l.. the 11 tarborl t.011u1X't-
'io11 IO lwlp Ul> dl'l'llil' what fu.
ture ~~P' to take "
•ALICIA ROBINSON covers
business. pol111cs and the
e11v1ronmef'\ She may be readied
at (!1491 764·4330 or by e-mail di
al1c1li rolJ111stJ11 n ltHim9s. com
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• LOLITA HARPER 1s the Forum
editor. She also writes columns
Wectnosrtilys and Fnttays She mav
llu reached ill (949) 574 4275 or l.ly
e mall at
loltta har111•r /,1/1ml:!!> '0"'
the ocean swells rn a Sea Doo
ietboat. put you sport f1sh1ng
skills to the test ma fully
equipped Boston whaler, or soa•
above 11 all on a parasa1I flight
along the Newpon coast
Complimentary ice and
beverages are includ.ed with alt
elec1r1c boar r.en1als.
Balboa Boat Rentals can put you
on the water m many ways· with
single and double kayaks. electric
boats. 14-holder sailboats, pedal
boats and runabouts for offshore
use or cru1 s1ng lhe bay. Balboa
/1NIJ www cJefenseof
lra1•clom mg
Orange Coast College's
<>d,ool of sa1l1ng ilnd seamanship
Will olfe1 an 1ntr oduct1on to
shields sa11Jng class from 9.30
,1 m to 1 30 pm Sunday, Apnl
18. Ap11I 25 and May 2 at OCC's
Sd1lrng Center 1n Newpor1 Beach
The cost is $125. Information:
1949) 645-9412
• Boat Rentals also holds two·hour
scavenyer hunts aboard the
electric bay boats. provrding
group activity for corporat1ons,
bi rthdays, nonprofit
organizations and group outings.
The hunt packages rnclude boats.
trivia ques11ons. maps. Polaroid
cameras and supplies The cost of
a hunt begins at $225 per boat
and catering is available at an
adrl111onal rate. For hunt
reservations. call (9491673-7200
Orange Coast College's
school of sailing and seamansh1r
will o ffer an m1ormed1a1e Lidos
c;a11tng cl.1ss from 1 ·45 to 5:30
p m today, April 17, Apnl 24 and
May 1 at OCCs Sarling Center rn
Newport Beach The cost is $120
Information t949) 645·9412
Orange Coast College's
sd1ool ol snihng and seamanship
will otter an mtermed1a1e Lidos
sa11tng class from 1 ·45 to 5:30
p.m Sunday, Apnl 18, April 25
and May 2 at OCC's Sailrng Center
1n Newpor1 Beilch The cost 1s
S125 lnlormat1011" (9491645 9412.
Orange Coast College's
school of sa1hng and seamanship
wilt otter a radar workshop from 7
to 10 pm Ap11115. 22. 29 and
May 6 at OCC's St11l111g Center 111
Newpon Beach The cost IS si25
Information: (949) 645-94 i 2
Orange Coast College's
school of sailing and seamanship
will offer an advanced shields
class from 1 45 to 5.30 p_m, April
24. May 1 anrl 8 at OCC's Sailing
Center 1n Newpon Beach. The
cost is S 105. Information. (949)
645 9412
Orange Coast College's
school of sailing i.Jnd seamanship
will offer a braided liri.u,splicing
course from 7 to 9 p.m. April 12 at
OCC's Sailing Center in Newport
Be11ch The cost is $45.
Information· 1949) 645-9412.
Orange Coast College's
school of salhng and seamanship
will offer an outboard maintenance
workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. April 17
at OCC's Sa1flng Center in Newpart
Beach The coS1 as $35
lnfonnallon. (949) 645-9412
Orange Cout Collage'•
sct'lool of sailing and seamanship
will offer a spnng Lidos class
from 1 ·45 to 5:30 p m May 15 and
22. June 5. 12 end 19 al OCC's
Sailing Center in Newport Beach.
The cost is S 120 Information·
(949) 645-9412.
Or1nge Coast Collage's
school of sailing and seamanship
will offer a spring Lirlos class
from 1 :45 to 5:30 p.m. May 16 and
23. June 6, 13 and 20 at OCC's
Sailing Center in Newport Beach
The cost Is S120. lnf0«nation:
1949) 645-9412
BOAT RENTALS
With Marini W1terSporta
et the Balboa Fun Zone. you can
enjoy nauticsl e11perience1 from
mild to wild. Take a self-guided
tour of the bay In your choi~ of
power and salt watercraft. Jump
Electric boat rentals are available
by lhe hour at Duffy Electric:
Boats. 2001 W Coast Highway.
Newpon Beach. All boats are
equipped with window
enclosures and CD players Ice
dnd cups are provided
Reservations a re suggested An
hour rental is $75. (9491645·6812.
Pedal boats. electric boats.
boogie boards, kayaks, inflatablu
rafts, catamarans. beach furniture
and wetsuits are available for rent
at Resort Water Sports at
Newport Dunes. 1949) 729 1150.
Gondola tours are offered by the
Gondola Co of Newport. 3400 Via
Opor1o. Suite 102-B. The $75 cost
includes a basket of bread.
cheese. salami, ice. glasses. a
blanket. music and a Polaroid
picture. Wine 1s also available.
(949) 675-1212
Gondola Adventures/Newport,
3101 W. Coast Highway. o ffers
one· and two hour gondola
cruises. A one-hour tour w11h
champagne 1s $70. A two·hour
tour with dinner and champagne
is $180. Pickup is available at
waterfront restaurants 19491
675-4984.
Irvin• Coast Charters in lido
Marina Village offers two-hour
electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two
persons. (9491675-4704.
Gondola Romance otters daily
tours of Newport Harbor durmg
lunch and dinner. Call (949)
675-4730. The tours go out of
Lido Manna Village. 3400 Via
Oporto. Newpor1 Beach \
CRUISES
Join Capt. Don Moseley
on the beautiful sailing yacht
Dulcinea for a narrated Newpon
Harbor cruise of the fabulous
waterfront homes and boats of
the rich and famous, see the sea
Hoo colony. and sail the
spectacular cool-s ummer,
warm-fall Southern California
coastline to Laguna Beach or
Dana Point As a private birthday.
anniversary or special event?
Sail, swcm, snorkel, kayak.
sunbathe, watch dolphins. and
dine at anchor for the
time-of-your-life vacation at
Catalina Island on this
well-appalnted. U.S. Coast Guard
inspected vessel. ASA sailing
Instruction and certification.
Busine11 conference faclllty.
Information:
http://www.•hellbadcdon.com,
shellbac*don@yahoo.com. (949)
632-3736.
BRIEFLY IN
PUBLIC 'SAFETY
• •
Alcohol may have
concri buted to crash
A 24 year-old Ncwporl
Rcarh mall wa1> am:stcd
11wrsday n1 gh1 un SU1>pi-
c1on of drunken driving af-
tc1 .r.n acc1dc111 near the
cornt.'r of Hi on venue and
· Jamboree RoaJ thJt re-
s1tltt:d 111 four people> being
tahn to local huspituls.
lm tin F'oFd w.ii. booked
011 1>uspic1on o( felony
drunken drivins: after hi,
hlue 2000 l·ord 1=.1 sn pilk
up truck u 1llided with a '>il-
Vl'I 1 londa Od)'M•t'~' rnini-
v:in ne;..ar lhl' intrr,ection,
'ending hb truck owr the
''tie of the road .md 11p
ag.1111!>1 <1 trl'e. Newport
Bcal'h Police "igt. ~tew
~hulman '<11tl.
Fire· aml pararnrtlk om -
POLICE FILES
NEWPORT BEACH
• Auvergne Road: Burglary
was reported in the 100 block
at 10:33 a.m. Friday.
•Bay Hill Drive: Grand theft
was reported rn the 100 block
at 9:52 a.m. Friday
• West Coast Highway: A
burylary was reported in the
2100 block at 9:53 a.m. Friday
• Naples Street: A burglary
was reported in the 2400 block
at 12·45 p.m. Friday.
• West Ocean Front:
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n•tum11114 from .1 long, \•(•ry 1i1illg
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and mat.le-1401111 1111 ll1•r pmmi,c.
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t:l<ll'> re1>p oncied 10 thl! acd,
dent and had to use rescue
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and '\hulman s:.11tJ one o~ ·
thl' hoy~ 1>uflered ,1 hrnken
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and wa' lal..cn to I loal(
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1<1Jy. Shulman "11(1. I le ls in.
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2100 block at 12:07 p.m.
Fnday.
• River Avenue: An
alcohol-related disturbance
was reported in the 5500 block
at 12·40 a.m Friday.
• Vista del Oro and Hidalgo
Road: An abandonea vehicle
was reported near the
1ntersect1on at 12:21 p.m.
Friday.
• 24th Street: A person was
reportedly drunk 111 public 1n
the 100 block at 2.23 p m.
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N1•wµort Boach and John Wayne
Airport She may be 1eached a)
(949l 574-4232 or l.Jy e-mail at
J1in1• c,dsagranrle•n'/a11mes cpn1
1hing" happcninR in Iraq, ll~e
thing' he 'nid th:u olten go
11nrep11nccl.
And 1111 hi~ 1wo-wcek break
hl'll go lo the lmKh. hang uuc
with frh•nci,, l'al ~kxican FOO<J
and drink a hecr or rwo,
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it'll ht• cooler 1han Iraq."
• MARISA O'NEIL covers edui:.<lgn
She may be reached at 1949)
674-4268 or bye me11 et
mRr1sa.oneil ,, /atlfTll:!S com.
Get~ing into the Grove
.Newport band will
move o ut of the
living room and onto
the stage to open for
the Romantics.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
Local band Garden Grove has
graduated from garage-band to
living-room-band status.
Not only has the band.
comprised of Newport Beach
high school students, upgraded
their practice space. they have
their biggest gig yet tonight.
They're playing at the Galaxy
Concert Theatre. opening for
'80s band the Romantics -
whose hit "What I Like About
You" came out five years before
most of Garden Grove's
members were even born.
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"I know that song and it's a
good song." Garden Grove
bassist Eric Mirowitz. 17, said.
"It's got to be one of the
top-grossing songs of all time, or
up there. Everybody knows the
song. even if they don't
necessarily know the band ...
INIUIANCI, s,.,. r .,.,, Gtln4tral '""'-"~ ec,,,.,Dilll'Y • ~· Ofhol 8'oomlf"IQllon 111tnea1
Eric and lead vocalist/guitarbt
Mikayel Currim. 17, started_ their
band four years ago as an outJet
for their creative rock energies.
Both play in the Corona dd Mar
High School jazz band.
The name Garden Grove cam e
from the city where Mikayel.
who writes most of the music
and lyrics, bought his car.
"l11ere's no reason we came
up with the name." he said. "I
just thought it sounds cool."
With bandmatcs Ryan
Ratfield, 17. and Reed McMillan.
18. they started practicing their
indie-rock mu ic in the garage of
Eric's house.
"His parents are really good
about it," Mikayel said. "It gets
loud. but his parents like our
music."
But their neighbors, in
Newport Beach's port streetl>.
weren't always as impressed. A.,
their amplifier~ got bigger and
their music got louder. they had
a few visits from the cops.
So they moved the act
indoors. to the Mirowitzes Living
room.
After gigs at backyard parties.
races like last month's Spirit Rtui
• MARK C. DUSTIN/OAILYPILOT
Three of the four members of Garden Grove -bassist Eric Mirowitz. 1 7. left, lead singer /guitarist
M1kayel Currim. 17. center, and drummer Ryan Ratfield, 17, right -jam in the living room of
Cumm's home. The band will be opening for the Romantics at the Galaxy Concert Theatre tonight.
FYI
WHO: Garden Grove
WHAT: Concert with the
Romantics, Chesterfield Kings
and Wicked Relish
WHERE: Galaxy Concert
Theatre, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd.
WHEN: 8 p.m. tonight
INFORMATION:
hrtp:llgardengrove.
jameshu.com
and Newport Beach bar 1 logue
Rarmichael's. they scored Lhe
Galaxy gig.
But tonight won't be the first
time a Mirowitz opened for The
Romantics. Eric's uncle. Sheldon '
Mirowitz. was in a band that
opened for them back in the
'80s.
Tonight's show might be the
height of Garden Grove'<; career.
Three of four of its memhers will
J..rraduate from high school in a
couple months and go on to
college.
l:ri c is considering Tulane
University on a scholarship for
engineering. He wants to minor
in music and maybe play in
local New Orleans duh!>.
"I want to be on the frontier of
combining engineering am.I
music," he saict. "!People arel
making music \\rith computer~
and doing a lot in the field of
algorithmic music to a generate
piece of music that can sound
like M<n an or Beethoven."
Mikayel. who scored a perfect
1600 on his SAT. is thinking of
following in his pa.rents'
footsteps hy going to Stanford.
I le want::. to keep playing music
as a hobby, but plans on going to
medical school.
''I'd definitely rather become a
doctor.'' he said. "A rock star's
career b -;hon-lived. It might be
fun . but very short-lived. I've
always wanted to be a doctor ...
Growing up. Mikayel's parents
focused heavily on academics
with him. his mother. Saboohi.
said. She and husband, lmran,
prefer the music from their
native India and Pakistan, but
are proud of Mikayel's musical
.!>uccess.
And, she added. Sheldon
Mirowitz went on frnm his gig
opening for The Romantics to
become a music professor and
Emmy Award-winning
composer.
"So it doe!> help. to open for
the Romantics." she said with a
laugh.
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Two new restaurants opening at
Newport Coast Shopping Center
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bn•:lkfast, l1111d1 ~UH.I dintwr
and will offf'r 1 lwir full hm·
of Boar's H1•ad d1•1i nw~1ls
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pound. F'or mun• infonna-
t ion or lo plact• a <'ateriu!(
or<l<•r, ca.II ( 9'1!1 ) 244-9421.
Kintaro .'-,'u1'hi will 01w11
in lalt• April, off<·ring fresh
sushi iu1d Jap<Ul<'S<' spPC'iaJ-
ll<'1'. Kinlar<> will off Pr
Mustard DellcatesMn 's friendly staff ready to sewe you
Mustaro l>f'llcates11t>n is
slat<'d to o pe11 ApriJ 12. ·n1f'
11f'w loc:}tion will feat Urt' tJw
sanw f(n>al menu n.q thl'
original Irvin<> rc•s1aurant,
with tht• addition of bf'<>r,
wint', ('Sprt>SSO ctrinks and
l1n•;lkfa.,.t.
F'ounders Alirn.a AJaviM
and S1w I l ewes wm hrini<
1 tie same hlgh-4'nd sand-
wiches, featuring Boar's
I lead m eat.'! and 11 Fomaio
hr<'acl, Lo the new location.
M1uttard Deltca&e1J3en will
offer breakfast daily, servin g
items ranging from
LraditlonaJ favorites such as
f-)'{>nch toast and scrambled
eggs and bacon, to more
adventurous options such as
th°'-croquetrmadame paninl
(han) and cheeiie panini
topped with ~ swmy-side
up.) Jlufonl Dellcote••en
will also feature fresh, all-
natural pastries, croissants,
muffins and scones.
both sit-down and ta ke-out
st•rvke, with a menu fe.atur-
in~ sashimi, sushi, rolls wid
l«:-n1pura. Daily spedal.q will
be highlighted, and thC>
r.-.staunu1l will also havf' a
S<'lf'<'tio n of prf'mium sake,
Asitu1 beer and wines.
Catering trays will aJso he
available from Kinfaro lo
make any occasion spt>eiaJ.
The restauranl will b<' OJ><'n
daily. Monday through
Friday, Klntaro will b(•
oJ>{'n from l t::l() a.m . lo
3 p.m., and rt'-QJ)en-for
dinner from 5::30 l o 9:30 p.m .
On Saturday, tlu• restauralll I
will be open from 11:30 a.m. 1
to 3 p.m. and ~pen for
dinner from 5:30 to l 0 p.m.
On Sunday, Kintaro will be
open for dinner only from :l
to 9:30 p.m.
For more infom\atfon <"llll
U\e reslaU®ll Rt (949)
721-6884 or fax orders t-0
(949) 72l-689fi.
Daily Pilot
Hopping down memory lane . .
Fullerton Union High
School Class of '49
graduates celebrate
this y~r with an
eggstravaganza.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
E very bunny who know~
t-ldc11 Smith will tell you
shc·s :.orne bu1111y special.
for example, the dozen
friends who showed up for
Smith's annual luncheon on
Friday didn't bat an eye when
t111~y were grce1ed by 73 stufft'tl
rabbits of every si.7.e and color
imaginable. The 1i)lh1 group of
friends expected as much.
Smilh 1old them they no unl'
would be allowed to en1er her
Newport Reach home unless
lhey were we~ing bunny ears.
So they did.
• MARl<.C DUSllN/OAILY PllOI
"This is classic I ll'len, • said
Barbara Ward, one of the
longtime friends who attended
Smi1J1's "bunny party" on Friday.
Every year. Smith holdi. a
get-together luncheon for the
~roup, who know tlwir former
dassmatl' as sonH•ont• who
loves lo go over thl• lop wht·n ii
lOlllt'!> to holiday decoration:..
Phyllis Munn, right, looks at some of the bunnies in the collection on display throughout the home of
Helen Smith, left, Friday afternoon. Smith was the host of the Mbunny party" that was for 17 of her
classmates that graduated with her from Fullerton Union High School in 1949.
Bui what'i. most l'Xtraordinary
is thal i!> that theo;t• frit'nds havt•
hecn gelling togt•lhl'r 0 11 a
fl'h'llla r ba'i' o;incc· 1ht·y
gradua1t•tl Fullerton Union I hgh
Schonl 1ogt•1her -in 1949.
"We'w just alway" managl'd
10 kt'ep 111 11111c h and '''-•Y
1oi:;ctl1t'r," 'aid Phyl11' Munn, .1
Palm lkM·rt u·sitlrnl.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Take a walk on Lhc
wildllowcr side
Thi!> y1:·ar, Smith uutdid
lwrwlf hy putting on dbplay lht•
73 b11nn ic' 'he\ bo ught fur her
grandclaughter owr the y1•.ir:..
"l'JH•y've been pal'ked aw;iy
and this yt>ar I figured, why not
pul lht•m on dl'play'(' Sm11h
'a1tl.
Srnirh ha' ht·c11 buying 1ht'
hu1111 i1•, for hL'r grantldaughlcr
f.1dt· '-;n111h sim·l· ~Ill' wa' horn
I. I yc·ar' ago. M;my of lhc• plu'h
rahhih have n alllt'' tlwl fadt•
111l'11l.d Nalllrt· Len1e1, will
r o11duc1 lhl' 'l'tt1'onal rour.
Cluw r will po1n1 11111 vari-
""' na1ivl' flowering planh.
"·' wdl ai. 11011n;11iw wildllow·
l'f', during tht• two-hour hike.
Uog' on a leash are wckome
lo 10111 I he ir owners.
l'hl· Fuirvit•w l'ark Frtl'rl<h
l.0111m1111•t• i), ho,1111g a wild
nmVl'r walk th" mornin~. Ho
t .lovt•r. cxer1111vl' di rcct or a 1
NL'wport Beal'h\ l.nviron-
1 lw walk may be shortene d
nr "ann·ll·tl because of rain.
1 lw walk will s tart at 9 a.m
111 1h1· we ... 1crly parking lot.
h1r mort' infnrinalion, call
171 I) 7:111 :iti~tl.
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN rte ms to
the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St ..
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail
to luis.pena,<Vtatimes.com; by fa)(
to (9491646-4170; or by calling
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
dale and location of the event, as
well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
South Coast Plaza will present
the 15th annual Soulhern
California Spring Garden Show
during mall hours at the Crate
and Barrel and M acy's Home
Store wing, South Coast Plaza.
Information: (800) 782-8888,
http://Www.southcoastptaza.com.
America's Family Pwt Expo
will feature stage shows, animal
e)(pens and training worttshops
as well as pet products,
adoptions. competitions and
demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. at lhe Orange County Fair
and hposition Center, 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. Tidcets cost
from $4 to $9. Information: (800)
999-7295,
hrtp:llwww.peteKpooc.com.
Mecy'a South Coast Plaza and
Seventeen magazine will host a
2004 prom fashion show at 2 p.m .
t' • -,
at M acy's Squth Coast Plaza
Women's Store, 3333 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. The latest looks from
designers such as Jessica
McClintook. Zum Zurn, Blondie
Nights, Rampage and M organ &
Co., will be shown. There will also
be free m ini-makeovers from
Bliss cosmetics. lnformation·
(714) 556·0611 ext. 4231.
The Costa Mesa-Orange Coast
Breakfast Lions Club will host a
spaghetti dinner from 5 to 7 p.m .
with bingo beginning at 7:15 p.m .
at the Costa Mesa Women's Club,
610 West 18th St., Costa Mesa.
The cost is $8 for dinner and $1
for a bingo card. Raffle and door
prizes will be awarded.
Information: (949) 642-1162.
Sage Hill School will host
a multicultural community fair
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . at 20402
Newport Coast Drive, Newport
Beach. The event will feature
cuisme and fine arts
presentations. Tidcets cost SS.
Information: (949) 219-0100.
The Coata Mesa-Orange Coast
Breakfast Lions Club will host a
spaghetti dinner from 5 to 7 p.m.
wflh bingo beginning at 7: 15 p.m.
at the Costa Mesa Women's Club,
610 West 18th St., Costa M esa.
The cost is $8 for dmner and S 1
hc111owed 011 I hem a t various
µ11int~ in her t hildhond. /\ largl·.
lime-gret•n hunny wa), duhhetl
"(;n:en Reau." When Jade wa'> ll.
'he named a purple bunny
··ntadtie."
Smith ~aid th<.tt whl'n the
pany·:; 1lvcr. ~he'll probably
lcaw the bunnies on tlbplay lor
a wh ile thl'll pack tlwm up and
slup them off lo her
~randdaughter.
111 the meantime. hc•r h11111e
Iris lovers' eyes will
be smiling Sunday
fh e Sou1hN11 California
Spring t;ardt•n Show contin·
uc~ lhrough Sunday at
South Coa,1 l'lan1.
I he rven1. now i n iii. IS1h
y<'ar. is l'XPl'Clc--d 11> a11ral'I
morr lhc.111 100,000 garden
t•111hu,ias1., a nd w ill 111cludv
1111H l' tha11 75 ..,pel'iall y Vl'll·
don,, talk' by gardl'll l'X·
111•r1s and <1l1lhor~ ;rnd the
'•
for a bingo card. Raffle and door
prizes will be awarded.
Information: (949) 642-11 62.
Angel's Run, a 24-hour run and
walk 10 raise funds for Angel's
Cnarity, will begin al 8 a m. at
Corona del Mar High School's
trade. 2101 Eastbluff Drive.
Corona del Mar. The event will
include a health fair and
• entertainment. Information-(949)
650-2757.
http://WWW.angelsrun.com
Upper Newport Bay will present
Crazy Crustaceans with Or. Sue,
NThe Bug Lady:· from 1 to 2:30
p.m. at the Peter and Mary Muth
Interpretive Center. 2301
University Drive. Newport Beach.
The cost is $10 for children ages 5
and up. Information and
reservations: (949) 923-2275.
The F.irview Partc Friends
Committee will host a wildflower
walk at 9 a.m. al 2525 Placentia
Ave. The walk will be conducted
by Bo Glover, executive director
~of the Environmental Nature
Center in Newport Beach.
Information: (714) 754-5698. (7141
754-5688.
Eileen Fisher will host "A
Special Day of Spring Shopping#
from 1 to 4 p.m. al South Coast
will l'llnlinue to he !·.aster
C:entrnl, with huge plastic e~s
tlecorating her lawn and an
"egg tfl'l'0 Smith made hcr,clf of
,malll'r plastic eAA~ contai11i11~
$2 bills tor ncighhorhood
rhildren.
.. rherl' af(' so many kids in
1hi!' ncighhorhoutl it makes it
really lun for.them," Smith said.
"Sometimes children t ome
pt'ek in the windowi. a1 the
h1111nic ... Its jusl a lnl of fun."
Southern California Iris So·
rit·1y·s annual lrb show.
'l'hl' -.how is from 10 a.m .
''' A p.m. tut.lay and t I a.m.
111 ti::lO p.m . Sunday. It\ lo·
n tll'tl on all three levels of
the Crate and Barre l/Macy's
I tom e Store Wing of South
C:na,1 Pla'la. Admission io;
I rl'l'.
For mo re information,
t-.111 (7 14) 4:15-2 160 or vii.it
It 1111://wwms11111hc11n.11-
t I /<a.ti. Cl/ Ill.
Plaza. The ev,ent will feature
sweets, champagne and $25 off
101al purchases made at the
event. Ten percent of the
proceeds will benefit the
Wellness Community.
lnformalion: 17141437·3111.
SUNDAY
South Coast 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,
http://WWW.southcoastplaza.com.
America's Family Pet Expo
w ill feature stage shows, animal
expens and trainmg workshops
as well as pet products,
adoptions, competitions and
demonstrations from 10 a.m . to 6
p.m. at the Orange County Fair
and Exposition Center. 88 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa. Ticlcels cost
from S4 to $9. Information: (800)
999-7295.
http://www.petexpooc.com.
MONDAY
The Ora~ County Chapter of
Women of Vision will hold its
annual fundraising luncheon with
guest speaker the Baroness
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The Orange County Fair announced the
the me of this summer's fair is "The Year
of the Grape; Jam min' at the Fa ir.''
ferent every year," BaiJey·Fin·
dley said. "It is important to
the staff that we are having
fun at the same time and that
helps to create the energy and Lolita Harper
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COSTA M f.SA -rhey are
red, they are green. they can
be shrivel~d and dried,
squish~d fur juice or squashed
for jam. This year, grapes ca n
add another tidbit to their r~
SlUll~ a!> the theme of this
summer' Orange County Fair.
Fair officials announced t11e
annual evenl's Lheme. "The
Year of the Grape: lammin' at
the Fair." As in year!> pa!>t; the
theme will color all aspects of
the fai r, from decorationi. 10
contests, said fair general
manager Beck~, Baill'y-Fin·
dley.
"II is a prores!> tha1 1i. a lot
of fun. not only for us, but
also for our vendors, who usu-
ally decorate their booths to excitement for the fair every
· our themes. or offer related year ... ·
products." Ba.Hey-Findley It may be too ea.rly to re-
said. lease specifics but It is never
The fafr. hosted by the 32nd too early to Jet folks know that
agricultural district head-that this summer's fair wilJ be
quartered off Fair Drive in jammin' -from the adrena·
Costa Mesa~ al\vays picks a line-pumping rides LO the me-
popular CaJifornia commod· lodic runes. officials said.
ity to highlight in its theme. Grapes. either to eat or in
officials said. Exactly what . wine. are enjoyed by 98% of
roll' the sphere-shaped snack Americans. said Jim Howard,
will take in the various con· the vice president of commu-
tests has yet to be released but nications for the CaJifornia
fair :.taffer are hard at work to Table Grape Commission,
solidify the festivities. headquanered in Fresno.
Bailey-Findley !laid they "They cenainly have pickt:d
change the theme~ annual~ a popuJar theme," Howard
to keep the fai r -and its em- said. "I think it is great, espe-
ployees -from gelling stale. cially given that the majority
"Helps fair staff keep the of fresh grapes come right
planning and presen1a1ion here from California.·
frei.h -doing something dif· I loward focuse<; <ipecifically
TOWN will host a fashion show featuring runners, along with product
Tommy Hilfiger and his new H giveaways, trying on shoes for a
Hilfiger collection. The event will trial run and an after-party with
on tables grapes -the argu·
able star of the quintessential
bowl of fruit -but said the
promotion of any byproducts
of the fruit is great news. In
fact, the first grape vine ever
planted in the Golden State
was in the Los Angeles area,
Howard said, so it makei.
sense for Southern Califorhi·
ans to embrace the fru'it.
·"It makes a lot of sense that
· Southern California shouJd
celebrate fre~h grapes and
grape$ in all their forms." he
said.
The juicy fruit will also
make a healthy snack alt erna·
tive to the popular fair food
must haves, such as deep fried
Twinkies, Snickers bars ;ind
funnel cakes.
Any fried grapes this year?
"You never know," Bailey·
Findley said. "We did haw
chocolate·rnvered grapes last
year. We'll ~ee if they come
back."
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at 11 a.m. at the Four Seasons Juliette Lewis. Michelle Williams of Upper Newport Bey will CenJer, 2301 University Onve.
Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, Destiny's Child, Aisha Tyler, present "Lets Play Opossum" Newport Beach. Information: and
Newport Beach. Tidcets cost $125. Meredith Phillips and Ian McKee. from 10:30 to 11 :15 a.m. at the reservations: (949) 923-2275.
Information: (949) 768-9207. Hilfiger will sign autographs Peter and Mary M uth Interpretive
following the fashion show. Center, 2301 University Drive, The Thursday Moming Women's
The Surfrider Foundation Information: 714-556-0611 ex14231. Newport Beach. The cost is S4 for Club will present singer Lee Stern
will .host a grunion monitoring children ages 3 and 4 during its monthly friendship
workshop from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at WEDNESDAY Information: (949) 923-2295 luncheon at noon at the Radisson
the Oasis Senior Center. 800 Talking Hands Therapeutic Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd.,
Marguerite, Corona del Mar. M assage and Bodywork will host Mother's Martlet will host Newport Beach. The cost is $23. Volunteers will be trained on how a free workshop on trigger-point "Your Pet's Health: Bridging the Information: 1949) 645-9555.
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America's F arn1ly Pet Expo will feature stage shows. animal experts and training workshops
as well as pet products. adoptions and demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at the
Orange County Fair and E.xpos1tion Center, 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost from $4
to $9. For more information. call (800) 999· 7295 or v1s1t http://www.petexpooc.com.
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new book "'Mafia Wife-My Story
of Love. Murder and Madness;· at
2 p.m. at Barnes and Noble
Booksellers. M etro Pointe. 901 B
South Coast Drive lnlormahon:
(714) 444 0226.
The city of Newport Beach
and the Eastbluff Village Center
will host the 21st annual Spnng
Egg Hunt from 10 am. lo 1 30 p.m
at Eastblutt Parle, 2555 Vista del
Oro, and at EaS1blull Village
Center, 2500 EaS1bluff Dnvc,
Newport Beacti The event will
feature musical entertainment, kids
crafts, face painting and a limited
number of complimentary photos
with the Easter Bunny wtule
Information: (949) 644-3151
The Balboa Village Business
lmprovemeht District will host the
first annual "Easter by the Sea"
celebration trom 11 a m to 4 p rn
at the public parking lot on the
corner of Balboa Boulevard and
Palm Street. The event will
feature live entertainment,
photos with the Easter Bunny
raffles and contests lnformat1011:
(949) 723 t516.
UC Irvine libraries will
host "Gestures of Life: Martha
Graham's Legacy Through the
lens of Barbara Morgan'' el 5:30
p.m . tn the Langson Library on
campus. The event will highlight
the legacy of dance
choreographer Graham through
rare photographs. Information:
(949) 824-5300.
"Metal Jam 2004; an old·
school metal concert benefiting
the Cure Autism Now
Foundation. w ill be from 8 p.m. to
1:15 a.m. at Hogue Barmlchaels,
3950 Campus Drive, Newport
Beach. Some of the bands
scheduled to appear include the
Iron Maidens. Wrathchild, Metal
101 and Sabotage. Information:
http ·/'\Nww.cureau11smnow.com,
http.llwww.metal1am.creep1ng
dea lf1onlme.com.
APRIL 12
•Glutamate Receptors on the
Move· lmplicatior:i for Synaptic
Plas11c11y" will be a lecture by Dr.
Roger A. Nicoll. professor of
physiology and cellular and
molocular pharmacology at UC
San Francisco. The event will take
place al 4:15 p.m. at Tamkin
Lecture Hall, UC Irvine.
Information: (949) 824-5264.
The Orange County Sierra
Sinyles monthly meeting will be
held at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa
Mcsil Community Center, 1845
Park Ave. The featured slrde
pri•sc11ta1ion will be highlights of
a trrp through the Alps. The cost
is $2 lor dinner. Bring your own
eating utensrl!I and beverage.
lnlo1mat1on-t714) 963-6345.
APRIL 13
The UC Irvine Libraries Speaker
Sones end Orange County Reads
One Book will present "The
Immigrant Experience: Bridging
Two Worlds." The event will
feature Firoozeh Dumas, author
of "Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of
Growing Up Iranian in America."
The event will begin at 6 p.m ..
end a book signing will be at 7:30
p.m . at the Monarch Bay rooms A
and B m the UC lrvcne Student
Center. Information and
reservation: (949) 824·5300.
Hoag Hospital will ohr
present a community education
class on the •Management of
Osteoporosis" at 6 p.m. at the
Hoag Hospital Conference Center
m Newport Beach. Information
and reservations: (800) 514-4024,
hrtp:/lwww.hoaghospitsl.org,
APRIL 14
The Friends of Ora~ Coast
College's Library will host its
annual spring book sale from 9 to
10 a.m. for members of the
Friends of the Library and from 10
a.m . to 3 p.m. for students and
the general public in front of the
temporary library facility in the
parking lot off Adams Avenue, at
OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Most hardbadcs will be
sold for S2. and paperbadcs for SO
cents. Book donations for the sarc
are still being accepted.
Information: 1714) 432·0202 ext.
21058.
Hoag Cancer Center's lung
cancer support group will presen.1
a discussion on "Chemotherapy
for Lung Cancer" by nurse
Carolyn Hendrix. The event will
be from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Hoag
Cancer Center, conference room
A in Newport Beach. Information
and reservations: (949) 760·5542.
Nike will host a Ctub Run
for walkers to marathoners at
6:30 p.m . at Niketown in Triangle
Square, 1875 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa. The Club Run w ill
feature trainers who will assist
runners, along with product
giveaways, trying on shoes for a
trial run and an after-parfy with
food and beverages. Information
(888) 252-6453, http:l!www.nlke
runhitwonder.com.
APRIL lS
UC !Nine will host
·understanding the Columbia:
Shuttle Accident," with Stanfo¢l
University's Douglas D. Oshereff.
redpient of the 1996 Nobel Prlis
for Physics. Oshefoff, a membtr
of the space orbiter's
investigation board, will discu ..
the efforts taken lo determine ttie
root causes of the accident. The
even1 will take place at 3:30 p.m
in Rowland Hall, Room 101 at UCI.
Information: (949) 824-6216,
cyu @uci.edu,
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Hoeg Women's H .. hh Setitlces
will offer a community education
class on #Continence and Other
Pelvic Floor Concerns.· Or.
Matthew Clark will present the
claM at 6 p.m. in the Hoag
Hospital Conference Center in
Newport Beach. Info rmation and
reservations: (800) 514-4624.
htflt/lwww.hoaghospital.org.
. Mother's Malit.t will host
•Feng Shui Your Way,• a free
seminar by Sandi Miller, from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m., in the Patio Cafe. The
maritet is located at 225 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. Information and
reeervations: (800) 595-6667.
The Environmental Nature
Cemer's founder Robert House
wnAead a tree walk through the
c91lJer's 14 native plant
communities. The event w ill be
fr()Q'l 12 to 1 :30 p.m. at the
Environmental Nature Center,
1601 16th St.. Newport Beach.
Information and reservations:
(949) 645-8489
ARRIL 16
Tir. Daiei lama, recipient
of the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize. will
speak on "Ethical Self-Awareness
and Personal Transformation''
from 4 to 5:3o p.m. at UC lrvine·s
Bren Events Center 901 Mesa
Road, Irvine. Tidcets cost $12, $25.
$40, and $95. Information· (949)
824-5000.
Pacif"ic View Memorial Part<
will host the Vietoam W11ll
Experience, a 240-foot,
three-fourths scale replica of the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial in
Washington, O.C. The opening
cerem ony starts at 10 a.m . at 3500
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Information: (949) 644·2700.
APRIL 17
The American lung Assn.
will be celebrating its 100th
anniversary at the ninth Annual
Big Breathe Easy at 6 p.m. at the
Double Tree Hotel Oranye County
Airport. Funds raised by the event
will be used to send
disadvantaged asthmatic children
to summer camp and lor
education purposes. Information:
(714) 835-5864.
1coo1<tnlocfung.org
The Parrot Education and
Adoption Center, a nonprofit
organization, w ill have a seminar
on keeping a sexually mature
perrot as a pet. From 1 to 2:30
p'.m. at the Balearic Community
Ceriter, 1075 Balearic Drive, Costa
Mesa. Cost is $15.00 for
nonmembers. All proceeds
benefit rescued parrots.
Information (949) 631 -3606;
http://www.peac.org.
Orange County artist Robert A.
Hansen will be present for an
opening reception and book
signing for his book "Yucatan
Passages.'' The reception w ill be
from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Susan
Spiritus Gallery, 3929 Birch St.,
Newport Beach. Information:
(949) 474-4321, hNp:/lwww.susan
piritusgallery.com .
UC Irvine will host #Celebrate
UCI 2004;· an open house that
will feature campus tours, Earth
Day festivities, the Wayzgoose
Medieval Faire, a car show and
children's carnival rides. The
event will be from 10 a.m . to 5
, p.m. at UCI. lnformation:(949)
824-5182,
hnp:Jlwww.uc1.edulce/ebrare.
The 19th annual Todos GoH
Tournament benefiting St.
Joseph Hospital's of Orange new
patient care center will be hold at
11 a.m. at the Santa Ana Country
Club, 20382 Newport Blvd., West
Santa Ana. The event includes a
full round of golf, golf cart. range
balls, gifts, refreshments, lunch
and awards dinner. Tidcets cost
$500 for individuals and $2000
for a foursome. Information and
reservations: (714) 771-82 11.
Speedway Int ernational will
host the Speedway Spring
Classic with freestyle jumpers at
7:30 p.m. in the Grandstand
Arena at the Orange County Fair
and Exposition Center. Tidcets
cost $4 to $12. Information: (92')1
492-9933, . •
http:llwww.cmspeedway.com
Daniel S. Green, author of "The
Perfect Pitch;· will be signing his
book from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . at the
Orange County Market Place. 88
Fair Drive, Cost11 Mesa.
Information: (714) 966-8422,
IHtµ:llwww.ocrnsrketpfac<' 1:om.
Upper Newport Bay will
present Family Plein Air Painting
from 9 to 11 a.m. on the front
patio of the Poter and Mary Muth
Interpretive Center. 2301
University Drive. Newport Bcact1.
The cost is $15 lor ages 8 to 18
and $20 for adults. lnformatton
(949) 923 2275
Pacific View Memorial Parii
will host the Vietnam Wall
Experience, a 240 foot.
three-fourths scale replica of the
Vietnam Veterans Mcm onal 111
Washington. D C A candle
lighting ceremony will be at 1·30
p m at 3500 Pi:1<.1f1c View Drive.
Corona del M.ir Information
(949) 644,2700.
The Environmental Nature Center
will hoS1 a wildflower walk ;ind
craft w orkshop for families w1111
chrldren 5 and older from 10 to
11 :30 a.m . at the Environmental
Nature Center, 1601 16th St ,
Newport Beach Tickets cost $10
lnformat1011 and rnserva11011s
(949) 645 8489.
APRIL 18
The All Nationals Truck Show
will be from 9 a m to 5 p.m n'the
Campground and Arlington
Theater at the Orange County Fair
and Exposition Center. Tickets
cost $10 to S1 5 lnformatton (805}
686·2007,
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Pacific View Memorial Part<
will host the Vietnam W<1ll
Experience. a 240 foot.
three-fourths scale replica of tho
Vietnam Vetornns M emorial in
Washington, D C Closing
ceremonies w1ll l>e at 2 p.m at
3500 Pacific View Drive. Corona
del Mar. lnform<1t1on: (949)
644·2700.
' APRIL20
The Surfrider foundation's
Newport Beach ch;ipter will host
a meeting at 7 p.m. at
Margnritaville. 2332 Co;ist
Highway, Newport B¥ch
Information (949) 631-6273
Hoag Hospital will offer
a commurnty education clas!. on
"Senior Health: Medicare 2004
and You" at 6 p.m at the Hodg
Hospital Conference Center rn
Newport Beach. Information ;ind
reservations· (800) 514-4624,
http:llwww.hoaghosp1ta/.org
Mother's Mariiet will host
"Nutritional Emphasis on Eczema
and Psoriasis;· a free seminar by
Judith Todero, from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m • in the f>atto C11fe. The
market is located at 225 E 17th
St.. Costa Mesa. Information and
reservations: (800) 595-6667.
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Talking Hands Therapeutic
Massage and Bodywork will host
a free workshop on trigger-point
therapy and its iniportancejn
treating dironic pain in patients
The workshop will be from 7 to 9
p.rn. at 120 E. 18th St , Costa
Mesa Information and
reservations: (949) 413· 1567,
d<messer.a1earrllltnlc.net.
http://www. myofasc1al
therapy.org.
Nike will host a Club Run
for walkers and marathoners at
6·30 p m. at N1ketown in Tria11ylc
Square; 1875 Newport Blvd.,
Costtt tv'lesa. Tbe Club Run will
fea ture trainers who will assist
runners, along w ith product
giveaways, trvmg on shoes for a
t11al run and an al10r party with
food and beverages. l11forma1to11:
(888) 752-6453, http·1www mfr
runl11twonde1.com
Upper Newport Bay will
µresent ··crazy Coyotes" from 9
to 9:45 a m. for children agc!s 2 tu
3 and horn 10:30 10 11.15 am tur
d11lcfren ages 3 to 4 at the Peter
and Mary Muth lntc1pre11v1•
Center, 2301 Un1vrrsity D11vn,
Ncwµon Beat:ll Tiu: cost 1s $4 t<J•
d11ldre11 ages 2 tu 11 lnforrn.111011
and rnsP1vilt1011s· (949) 923 'l77r>
The Newport Beach Newcomers
will have 11s monthly meeting at
1011.m. at the Sherm11n Garden
and Library, 2647 E Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. The
group 1s open to w ornen who
have lived in Newport B\)ach for
less than fi ve years Tho cost 1s
$26 Information-(949) 64!;-9922.
http:l/www new comers
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APRIL22
Share Our Selves presents
a Wild and Crazy Taco Night to
support Its services to the
community from 6 to 8 p m at •
1550 Suµcrior Ave. C6stn Mes<1 .
TI1irteo11 of 01ango County's most
prom111ent chefs will be
partrc1patiny in the event Tickets
cost $35 to $40 lnform;.11tnn: (9491
642 3451
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Knowing when to say good-bye
HOW TO CONTACT: YOUR
REPRESENTATIVES
COAST c-OMMuNnv COLLEGE
DISTRICT .
92701'
D avid Silva describes a
struggle that most of us
have battJed with at
least once in o ur lifetime -to
hope for a miracle or 10 put a
dying pt!l'down ("lnside/Out."
Monday). His description of
Sybil, the kitty, writhing and
moanlng at nJght at lhe top of ·
the stairs, brought tears to my
'eyes. How cruel of the owner
to keep her alive, how myopic
and selfish of an altitude to
even imagjne ·a 101 of years
left in her.·
In the 37 years I've lived in
Costa Mesa, m y home ha~
been shared with an
as.o;onment of dogs, cati., and
other smaller critters not
offi dally part of the family. My
two sons. my husband and I all
loved our pets. We also learned
to deal will1 their deaths. Take
Tai.so, TomTom and Tanya. for
example.
fas.o;o joined our family as a
li11lc hl.ack ball of nu ff, who
1,rrew. into a gorgcou!) black
German '\hepherd. He won the
judge's trophy for .best·tmined
in his cl~'i. I le was a giant at .
I06 pounds, but the epitome
or a gentle one. When
forn'lbm. a petite gray and
while kitty moved in , Tasso
took charge. lie became·
'>urrogatc dad, carrying this
new friend gently in hjs jaw:.
from room to room. TI1e two
were inseparable.
'f11ey tous led, they chas1:d,
rhey romped. TomTom·s
favorite J:arne was to sneak up
from b<'hind and a"ack from
lhe rear. After an eveninl( of
entertainment provided by the
"T and r · act at our house. u
close friend remarked before
leaving ... I'd never pay to ~<'l' a
nightcluh 'how. hut I would
FLO
MARTIN
pay to i.ee
your pets
play
together.·
WeU. some
time later,
Tom Tom
ventured
across Fair
Drive and
didn't make
it. My
childrc11
and I buried
him in a field where the Pacific
Amphitheatre now !>lands.
I'm a sucker for pets. On
<liS1gnrJlent 10 buy a
topog:AtPhkal map in Santa
Ana, I passed a tf'ner of doggies
in a pet store window. I didn't
even ask "how much? .. Just a
look into their big, brown eyes.
and I was a goner. rhat'~ how
Tanya became a Martin. Now
we had a new set ur .. T and T."
And these two pooche\ loved
each other lot!) and lots. So
much o. that the morning
'Jasso died of old age, Tanya sat
next to hb sprawled-out form
and howled until the animul
control came.
Eventually, lanya hc11:an to
decline. The last memory I
have of her wasJy.ing on a
blanket, gasping fur breath and
looking at me with what I
caJled her ·soulful, doleful
eyes." My husband took her lo
the vet and made the hard
choice. Why? Tunya had
cancer, her lungs shrrdclcd by
the disease. All that wa!. ldt
was suffering. I .et her go. I ldp
her rest.
An other one of our .. T" pl't!>,
1~uddy Tat. disappeared. We
called the pound. We roamed
the neighborhood and called
her name. A week had passed
when Puddy Tat em erged from
I.Pc garage. Oh, what a mess.
I lei slcuU was crunched; one of
her eyes was gone; her jaw wab
crusted with dried blood; puss
was oozing everywhere. I raced
her 10 the vet and took another
h it. Multiple concussions, eye
sunken deep into the skull and
massive, systemic infection.
I tapeless. I left -alone.
Once, the vet did offer me
hope, with our Malanlute,
Stormy. After suffering
in1es1inal strangulation. where
the intestin es tull} around and.
literally, mess things up inside.'
Stormy, too big for a cage.
ended up sprawled
semiconscious on the floor in
the vet's hospital area. Every
day. I saw her suffer. F.very dny,
I suggested that we put her
down. Bui the doc said no. "I.et
me try one more antibiotic."
Or, WLet me try one more
thing.· Or. WGive me one more
day.· A few more day!) of thi'
and Stonny died. I brought a
big chocolate cake to the vef1'
office as a thank you. StiU a
thunderbolt hit when his bill
arrived at the house -almost
$2,000. And for what? flor som e
drugs and a week's rent of 16
square feet of his floor?
Now, to the clincher. Not
more dying pets. An even
harder decision. This lime, my
dad, 1979. Papa had multiple
myeloma -tenninaJ cancer.
After tons of chemotherapy,
hundreds of blood transfusion!>
and stints in and oul of the
hospital, Papa lay dying. I lis
oncologist, a young man nf
great courage. met with the
family and told us the truth.
Pnpa·s kidneys were failin~. I le
rnuld no longer tolerate
transfusions. Additionnl
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chemo, the doc tor told us,
would resuJt in more suffering
and a painful death. ll1c next
m1:dirnl procedure would
entail hooking him 10 a dialysis
machine, and ror what? For a
few more days of life? I .ct him
drift into a coma, the doc said.
I.et him go.
Mom couldn't handk the
fear or heing alone. She
brought in a n ew te;1m or
doctors who fed her a line or
you-know-what ... Yes. we have
new drugs. Yes. we have new
chemo:· they said. I begged
Mama not 10 liMen. hut she
prevailed. I taJkcd with these
two doctors privately and
begged them to he honc!>I .
with my mother. They knl'w
heller.
Only days later. Papa dit•d.
Ollicial muse? Prwumonia. a
re!)uJt of the new cherno
prescribed hy the "B tt'am."
Ho rrihle. My frustrntion grew
to anger on hcarinK that the
hospital s taff had tried 111
revive the corpse with
defibrillator parJ.dlcs. Then, the
anger turned lo rage when, jus t
one week after Papa·!:> dt•ath,
the very first biU, from those
same two doctors. arrived.
What inconsiderate, in!.l'nsitive
gaJI. If only we had all -my
fanlily, the doctor!), the
hospital -had the courage 10
let Papa go in peace.
Silva, show your roommate
this letter. Moaning pets
writhing in pain are tragic.
Help them. Let them go.
• FlD MARTIN is a retired high
school teacher. lectures part-time
at Cal State Fullerton in the
Foreign Language Education
program and supervises student
teachers in their classrooms.
District Office: 1370 Adams Ave ..
Co~a Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
432-5898
Ownc:ellor: William M. Vega
Bowd: President Paul Berger, Vrce
President Armando Ruiz, George
Brown. JelT)' Patterson and
Walter G. Howald; student trustee
Madeline Levy
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office: 298!>-A Bear St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
424-5000
Su.,..ilrrteeldent: Robert Barbot
Board: President Martha Fluor,
Vice President Dana Blade, Cleric
Serene Stokes. David Brooks,
Tom Egan, Judy Franco and Linda
Sneen
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT
1965 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa,
CA 92627. (949) 631-1200
Board: President Fred Bodcmiller,
Vice President Paul E.
Shoenberger. Jim Atkinson, Mike
Healey and Trudy Ohlig-Hall
COSTA MESA SANITARY
DISTRICT
P.O. Bo>< 1200. Costa Mesa, CA
92628-1200, (714) 754-5043
Board: President Arlene Schafer,
Jim N!IT)'man, Art PelT)', Greg
Woodside and Dan Worthington
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Bo>< 9050,
Costa Mesa. CA 92628-9050, (714)
9664000
Elizabeth 0. Parker, member,
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beadl
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration. 10 Civic
Center Plaza, Santa Ana, CA
•Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach), (714)
834-3220
• Thomas Wilson, 5th District
(Newport Coast), (714) 834-3550
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA
92626. (714) 708-FAIR
Board: President Ruben A Smith,
Vice President Patricia Velasquez,
Emily Sanford, Peggy Haidl,
James Barich, Deborah Carona,
Leslie A Ray and Frank Barbaro
STATE SENATE
Ross Johnson (A), 35th District,
18552 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 395,
lr.(ine, CA 92715, (949) 833-0180;
fa><: (949) 833-0696; Press
Secretary Pat Joyce, (916)
323-1200
STATE ASSEMBl..,Y
• John Campbell (Al, 70th District,
State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
95814, (916) 319-2070
E-mail:
districtlO@assembly.ca.gov
• Ken Maddo>< (A), 68th District.
State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
95814, (916) 319-2068;
Or local office at 1503 South
Coast Drive, Suite 205, Costa
Mesa 92626; (71 4) 668-2100;
Fax: (714) 668-2104
E-mail:
Ken.Maddox@!asm.ca.gov
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
45 Fremont St, Suite 2000, San
Francisco, CA 94105, (415)
904-5200;
regional office in Long Beadl,
(310) 590-5071
GOVERNOR
Arnold Schwarzenegger (A), State
Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814,
(916) 445-2841; fax: (916)
4454633
E-mail:
govemor@govemor.ca.gov
PRE SEASON CEILING FAN
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With the economy still uncertain our vendors came to us with
"opportunity buys" that were almost too good to be true!
We bought lots and lots of fans. So much so, that our 3 warehouses
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THE CROWD
Sophisticated fashion in 'Wonderland' ENGAGEMENTS
Eadie-McNally ·
I t wa~ all about fai.htun and
fumJraising 10 help the .
children of the A!>:,c:-.,111en1
Trea1111cn1 Services Center.
Tbe ,Sophb ticates in sup pun
of the center produced "/\11
Afte rnoon in Wonderland,··
a11rnc1ing an
cnormou!>
1ur11ou1 of
Newpurt-
Mcsa women
at the 1 lyau
RC):lt'llCY
llo1cl in
11 un1 i ngrnn
Beach.
The
Sophistical es 8 .W. COOK -.;pri11g
fa'>h mn c;huw
i:> alway.., one of 1lw "mtt!>l·do"
event!> 011 the social calendar.
T hi11 season, Nl'wport's Karen
Elliott joined Marci llollander
ro chair Lhe mas!>iV<'
undertaking, aho thc 11111'>1
im1>orta 111 fu ndrai.-,er of the
year for the group thar help:.
fund the organization with the
motto "urrcst the prnhlcm, not
the ch ild." The ct'nlt'r provides
fo1nily rnunseling IO children
and fa111ilic:. al rhk fur 'erioul.
pruhlc•111-; with M:h1111I-;, police,
nntrts and other u~t·ncit·~ and
as1wc1' of c:11rnm1111i1 y order
and lunctiun.
'llw day or fa-;hiu11, produced
hy Nord-,tmm South< .oa!.t
Plaza, hcgan with ;1 latt'
11rnm111g rt'Ct'plion and lhc
kickoff of .-,ilt'lll a1wt11111
op1lor111ni1ies. Siknl auction
cha.ir-, Tora Brown, Oleryl
Johnstone. and tlw due
Newport C ·oa.-,t lu"IL''l>
Annamarie McGee mingled
with gt1l!'>t-" a rriving for
Nortlil·\ preview~ of Amt'rkan .111tt Furopean designer
fashioo:, for i.pnng and
'illllltnl'r ::!004.
:-iophisticates Carol Durham
a nd Carole Sturlm got in th<'
art with underwriting chairs
Carol Pontremoli, Cindy Jones
and CJaudla Franco Ill 1 rl•ate a
party with p anaclw.
. ·.
Sophisticate Grace Thelen dresses with elan, showing off a
fabulous spring ensemble from Escada with shoes by Nina.
Sophi~ltcall''> pu•-,1Jl'nt Nancy
Lynn Olson shared duties with
Denice Mock, Mary Pon,
Marsha Willis, Debbie
Schweickert and NIU Stevens
Ill l'l\<;Url' SIH'Cl'"·
Spolll'd i11 1lw fa~hionahlc
crowd were Carleen Brennan,
Sarah Corrigan, Eileen
Hanley, Barbara Magness,
Mary Ann Wentworth and
Philomena Mark.
•THE CROWD aµµcars Thur~days
and Saturdays
Sophisticate Fashion Show
Chairs Marci Hollander and
Karen Elliott.
Save the Date
lhursday May 6th, 2004
Tour seven
beautlfu homes.
a stunning garden &
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lunch I
T~ets are $50
40ch &are
ctJQlla ble a t:
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287 E. 17th St.
949-722-0611
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1 7 45 Westcliff Dr.
949-050-8570
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Linda Lamltle 1s smashing 1n a
Sportstaff whtte surt from Rome .
It's all about wtumsy as Newpor1's
Denice Mock wears a suit by
Moschino with hat and bag
suitable for nature's garden call.
Oave and
Rosemary
F.adie of
Newport
Beach
announce the
engagement
of their
daughter
Colleen Kelly
Eadie of
Newport
Beach to
Andrew
Taylor
McNally of
Costa Mesa. Coll~en Kelty Eadie and
The Andrew Taylor Mc Nally bride-elect
graduated from Newport 1 larbor I ligh School and Santa
<lara University.
The fut1.1re bridegroom, :.on ul 10 111 and Cheryl MrNnlly
of Costa Mesa, graduated from < 11)'.la Mesa I ltgh Schou I.
A July IO wedding is plan1wd 111 tlw 1 larhnro;idt•
U!lllroom at tht• Balboa Pavilion.
Starnes-Williams
Mr. a nd
Mrs. Les 0 .
Starnes ol
Newport
licach and
Mike and
Connie Ortell
of I luntington
lll'ach
announce the
l'ng<igement
of their
d.1ugh1er.
I lcidi Starnes
of Newport
lle;1d1 to Jeff
Williams of
Nt·wpon
Ht.•ach.
Heidi Starnes and Jett Williams
l11e bridc·clrt·t graduated lrom C.orona dt>I ~tar 1 ligh
Sd1ool, San llic•go State, lJniVl'r~1ty uf the l'adlir .111d SI.
l.011b lJniversity.
The future hridcgroom. '>on of Jaret! and l'l lC'hn.1
Will iams of San lo'(' and Michal'! .1ml C:<lrnlyn N1rkt·y of
Auburn, graduated from Idaho StJtl' UniVl'r,ity
1\ Sept. 18 wedding is pla111wcl .1t llll' l'Wpon lk.1rh
Marriott in N('wport Beach.
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please call Luis Pena at (949) 574 4298.
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AU Saturday, April 3. 2004 Datt P,ilol
FAITH ....
. . . .
THE MORAL OF THE STORY
Guiding the
shopping cart of life
God, and a lot of prayer."
She said. "I'm also
learning to laugh more,
stress less and focus on
the positive whenever
possible. I also pray for
God to fill me with his
peace.· We spoke about
how Life is filled with
unexpected things. some
"/ will wt < .rx/'s /W<ll'l'
i11/11.w t>Wry part fJ/ llHUI)(
A.s tlw d 111r1s .'wirL1 mu/ 11[11'.~
tU.•11111111/( rmll (// lllt' 1)11 nl/
(/(/e(, I will llret11l1i' 111 <,ti(/'~
/M'fu.·e rllm (/lf/K'-" "·' ult
111ult>rst11mlin){. I fr· 1111.t
1mm1isnl thm 111' 11~111/1/ set
witll111 men 1x>11n• 111v
rli'l.'/)ly / IUlll lt'il Ill /It'
ti/Jf>t /1•,/ ii)' l/llt'X/H-'1'11'11111
.,.d11111s1i11g """'""'L' " CINDY ~~~m good. others that
-UNKNOWN TRANE Tue wind started to SON blow and clouds ''L uok 11u1 Cindy. I CHRISTE darkened the sky. "If we
haw a 1'r.lly can.' I looked only focus on the dark. hard parts of
up 111 '>t'l' J lm•nd Lr~1rlg 10 life. our thoughts swirl out of control
rna1wu\er a \liupp111~ rnn 1h;11 like this wind." she said, and then
~·cmctJ 111 hJvc ,1 111111d of'" m' n. I .. he looked at her watch. "Thank you
n 1ultJ11'1 hl'lp hlll laugh. "fou look for taking the lime to tal}c with me," I
likt' you arc deahng w11h a wild s;iitl, and we hugged. "You were just
animal or s1111w1h111g ... I ~;ml. "Well. what I needed today. because my
l\e lll'Vl'r tril'll 1t1101w .i 'ter r. 1>111 mind was starting to swirl. and I'd
1'111 gt'lllll)( M111w 11.11n111~ 1<1d,1y.. prefer Gods peace." I replied. I
I ~wppccl tt1 hl'lp i.,•tmll' the 1·.ir1 rt!ached for her cart. "/\re you sure
hdort' lll'r paper 1owcl' twgan that you want this cart?" she asked.
ho111H·1ng 11111. 11 \1•1·111t•d lil.t• 1•111:h "It's crazy. you know?"
wlwd w,1, lwackd 111 c1 d1lkrt•111 "I think l can handle it," I sajd.
dm•t•11011. I walk1•d ht<r 111 her rnr and As I maneuvered the wobbly cart
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Jnd napkin:-. that hou111·t· aro11111.J and breathe in Gocts peace.
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Newport Beacti resident who speaks
trequently 10 parenting groups. She
may be r11actied via e-mail at
cindy "onthegrow.com 01 through the
mail a1 537 Newport Center Drwe, Box
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IN THEORY
Gay marriage as a domino.
'
AT ISSUE: Polygamy has emerged as an issue in the
recent, ferocious marriage debates taking place
across the nation. Do you think sanctioning gay
marriage could lead to legalizing polygamy as well?
ft will not end with
legalizing polygamy
either. Anyone who is
reading the news
knows that other
issues like pedophilia
(sex with children), ·
incest and others are
also being challenged.
Open the door and where will it stop? It
won't. ·
I have moral objections to all of
these issues in a society that is
increasingly coming to the conclusion
that the only absolute is that there are
no absolutes. From a business or
government perspective, imagine the
costs and paperwork headaches in the
HR departments to add and subtract
·and change the status of multiple
partners.
Anything that becomes unJveri.al
loses its identity. Marriage is losing its
identiry and is coming 10 mean
nothlr.ig in our culture.
P.S. To tho&e who say marriage/sex is
about reproduction. stop -that's bad
theology and a terrible argument. God
created sex for enjoyment 100 -within
a heterosexual marriage.
ASSOCIATE PASTOR RIC OLSEN
I larbor Trinity Oiurch
Costa Mesa
Having come of age
in the 1960s. I recall
how the domino
theory dominated
strategic thinking: the
idea that if the
Communist regime of
North Vietnam
succeeded in
overthrowing the dictatorship of South
VieUlam, the North Vietnamese would
proceed to foment Communist
revolution throughout Indochina and
conquer the region.
In retrospect, Robert McNamara, one
of the chief architects of that policy.
explained that the domino theory had
no factual foundation. The reality was
that no North Vietnamese leader ever
expressed the least interest in such a
scheme. North Vietnamese leaders
were amazed to learn that Americans
actually believed anything so
preposterous.
I am, then, skeptical of domino
theories. As the slippery slope of the
war In Vietnam was proven to be
fictitious, I view as equally ludk rous
the proposition that legitimizing
homosexual unions as "marriages"
could have a domino effect leadJng to
acceptance of polygamy. The issue of
same-sex unions being defined as
marriage ought to be considered on its
own merits, and n ot compromised by
hysteria over what societal value might
fall next. While I believe.there are good
reasons to affirm marriage sole)>' as a
heterosexual relationship, I do not see
homosexual "marriages" as
undermining the value of monogamy
and leading to polygamy.
I cannot imagine h"ow one can
clearly demonstrate how monogamous
"marriage" between homosexuals
could plausibly lead to endorsing
polygamy. or incest, a Manson family
wedding or any other Oliclcen Little
scenarios.
Advocates of recognizing
homosexual unions as marriage say
they are seeking a status already
enjoyed by others. one sanctioned by
the stale. Promoters of polygamy
would have to back an institution not
approved by society and would have to
support a right that others do not have.
I d o not conceive that solemnizing
homosexuaJ unions as "marriage"
would lead to endorsing polygamy any
more than the historically widespread
practice of polygamy led to same-sex
marriage. How does homosexuaJ
"marriage" lead to polygamy any more
than does heterosexual marriage?
When considering a domino thecrry,, •
bear in mind that were it not for
marriage there would be no adultery •.
no divorce, no serial mariiage, no .
abandonment. no spousal abuse or aH
the other ills that undermine marriage
and plague society. In addition to the
Defense of Marriage Act, we need a
Defense of Reason Act!
RA88t MARK MIU£ft
Temple Bat Yafmi
Newport Belkll
If gay marriages
become sanctioned,
then everything that is
considered sacred
would become
degraded.
In regards to
polygamy, under strict
conditions Islam
.
permits the institute of polygamy. An
imponant note about Islam is that .
Quranic injunctions such as praye;, .
inheritance and fasting remains unti1
life ceases to exist. Quranic doctrines
do n ot bend to sociaJ or political
popularity or pressure. Before the
advent of Islam. men were permitted to
have as many wives as they deemed fit
and were not obligated by any set of
marital rules.
Of the three monotheistic faiths
(Judaism. Olristianity and Islam), Islam
was the only faith that applied strict
conditions on polygamy and put a li.Qli.t
on the number of wives a man coul~ .
. marry. When the institute of polygamy
is studied in Islam, one easily comes to
the conclusion that it is a form of
securing women who had no other
form of protection within society.
IMAM MOUSTAFA AL-QAZWINI
Islamic Educational ~oter
of Orange County
Costa Mesa
Connections between "gay marriage"
and polygamy seem to me excee~gly
slim. God's spirit seems to be working
through religious and governmental
channels to encourage us to seriously
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FAITH
CALENDAR
• Is your church or place of worship
pl~nning a special event7 If so. send
the typed information at leastlWo
weeks before the event to the Delly
Pilot, 330 W. Bay 51 .. Costa Mesa,
CA 92627. attention: Mike Swanson,
religion editor; fax to (949)
646-4170; or send e-mail 10
datlypilo1(!!'/a1imes.com.
SPECIAL EVENTS
CAPPEUA CANTORUM
Cappella Cantorum, the young
&dtilt choir of St. John Vianney
Cha}:>el, is beginning its fifth year.
The choir is open to students in
grades six to 12. It provides active
faith participation for teens
during their high school years.
Pank;ipation includes singing al
ma5$ regularly and at special
events. Rehearsals are from 11
,a.m .. to 1 p.m . Saturdays in the
,C~li>81at314 Marine Ave.,
.B~lboa Island. Younger children
are invited to join. For more
j,o!w~ation, contact Nancy Kelly,
dt..ator at (949) 6734595. ........ .... .
DIEORY
t'o1Ttinued from A 12
explore the former and 10
definitely relegare rhc latter to
rimes and pJaces past.
However. "gay marriage" finds
lirrle support in holy 1:1trip1urc or
Otristian lradition <1nd
t.'Xperience while polyg<m1y.
literally "many marriages." wa!>
Widesp read in
1he history and
land!> of our
forbcarers. Ln ancient Israel,
t.his assumed
the form of
"pblygamy,"
rnarriage of a
rttan with more
than one woman, rather than
"polyandry," marriage of a
,\'AO!ll'ln with more than one
'tn~n7The reasons for polygamy
In biblical times included lovc
an'd lu st. the de~ire for children
an'd need fur male heirs. and
diplomacy between/among
1rations' rulers. Whal has
clia'ngcd bclween then and
no#?
Benefits of marriage c urrently
inchJde having one's relationship
blessed before God a nd
befo{leds, social status and
acccprancc. and rigl1t!> of
inhcrirancc and insuranc.:c and lffiure for n ext-of-kin. ThCl>C
!benefits apply to covcnanlal
relationships between two
lparties in which
.all-and -everything is commi11ed:
!"with all thar I am and all that I
!have"' and "'for belier for worse"
in words from our Honk of
leommon Pmyer. I understand
jthat contractual agreements can
lbe made among three or more
lparries. but wonder how
;covcnantal commitments could
•apply 10 more than lwo. For me.
lchc bottom lme is 1ha1 of the
:cartoon characrer wondering
!o ur loud, "Why wouJd an yone
wanr 10 be married with more
!
than one spouse?"'
THE VERY REV. CANON
PETER 0. HAYNES l Saini Michael & AJI Angels
1 Episcopal l'arish Omrch
Corona del Mar
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCHOlMStlP
St. M•rit Presbyterian Church in
Newport is offering an
environmentel acholarlhlp fund
for two students. The
scho.lershipa wlll only be offered
through Chapman University and
UC Irvine. Interested students
should contact their financiel aid
office. The acholerahlpa will be
awarded in the sp~ng of 2004.
Information: (949) 644-1341,
http://stmari<presbyterian.org.
NATIONAL DAV'--
OF PRAYER BREAKFAST
Reconciling religious beliefs with
political life will be the subject of
the National Day of Prayer
Breakfast sponsored by the
Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council. The event will be at 7:16
a.m. May 6 at the Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant, 2850
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Tid<ets cost $12. Information:
(714) 921-8665,
http://www.nmiinterlaith.org.
ORANGE COUNTY
JEWISH ALM FESTIVAL
Temple Bat Yahm presents the
14th annual Jewish Film Festival.
The event begins with a
The debate
over gay
marriage has
certainly
ope ned a
Pandora's hox,
bul I don'r think
the .,ubject of
polyKamy b one
of rhe most i.crious questions.
Some of those against gay
marriage drum it will lead 10 all
kmds ~f sordid arrangements
like people wnnring 10 marry
U1cir pets. Advocates say chat the
sun wilJ still rise in the East even
if g_ay couples wed.
I lhink the more interesting
questions are: Whal is rhe
proper jurisdiction of
government? And, whal does it
mean to have equal treatment
under the law?
Concerning jurisdiction.
would it be heller for
govcrnmenr 10 stick with civil
unions for everyone rather than
rake ii upon itself to define
marriage? Perhaps the marriage
union sho uld he left up to others
such as church, family and
individuals. ·n 1e instjtution of
marriage ccnainJy carries with ii
a o;pirirual. if not religious.
aspect. It aJso confers a certain
starus within U1e community
that is nor wholJy deM:ribed by
law. I bclit:vc tJ1e governm ent
has plenty lo do dealing witl1
such issues a~ education.
poverty and ht>allhcarc. let alone
its place in the world
community, to concern itself
with the love lives of gay or
heterosexual couples.
'lhls leads to the second
question: Should some citi7..ens lx-
granced rights and privileges thar
otl1ers are denied? Tht>
maturation of democracy requires
dealing with tJ1is kind.of question.
What does cquaJity for all citfaens.
rich or poor, male o r female.
white or nonwhite, gay or straight.
really mean? Equal education.
t!Qual justice. equal prorcction.
equal opportunity -U1cse are all
area.<> that could use seriou'>
debate. The 'ubject of polygdJTly
i~ nor one of tJlOse area-..
THE REV. CAROL AGUILAR
Zen Center of O ranl(e County
Cosca Mesa
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A11111mn Years i~ a continuing care community, 111c.:luding ho~p1cc
collages 1ha1 will provide M>lulion' and ~uppon fur you and your
lowd one now and in the future.
Otrt 11ro1rtltl1 Ju i1rdudts:
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• ructured programs and
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•Secured walking paths and
• 24-hour licensed
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FA I TH
continental breakfast at 9 a.m.
followed by the film program at
10 a.m. April 26 and May 23 a11he
Edwards Big Newport 6 Theater,
300 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beech. rldtets cost $18.
Information and reservations:
(949) 644-1999.
'MOVING HEAVEN MO EARTH'
"Moving Heeven and Earth; a
documentary about Jews of
Uganda, will have its exclusive
Orange County showing at 7 p.m.
May 16 at Temple Bat Yehm.
Tid<ets cost $18. Information:
(949) 644-1999.
FATHEREUASCHACOUR
St. Mari< Presbyterian Church will
host Father Elias Chacour, Nobel
Peace Prize nominee and founder
of the first Arab Christian Israeli
university in Israel. The event will
begin at 7:30 p.m. April 22 at St.
Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 644· 1341.
PASSOVER COMMUNITY AND
CONGREGATIONAL SEDER
Temple Bat Vahm will host a
Passover Community and
Congregational Seder at 6 p.m .
Tuesday at 1101 Camelbad< St.,
at~mad&MIAnp
l1ant1t View at Mar1tucme
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Newport Beach. Tid<ets cost $22
to $55. lnf'ormation and
reservations: (949) 644-1999.
YOM HASHOAH HOLOCAUST
REMEWIRANCE
Temple Bat Yahm will host a Yorn
HaShoah Holocaust
remembrance service at 1o:45
a.m. April 18 at 1011 Camelbadc
St., Newport Beech. Information:
(949) 644-1999.
DOUGCOnER
Temple Bat Yahm will host a
Family COTlcert with Grammy
Award-winning composer Doug
Coller at 12:45 p.m. May 16 at
1011 Camelbad< St., Newport
Beach. Tid<ets costs $7 to $10.
Information: (949) 644~563.
PASSOVER SEDER
The Chabad Jewish Center will
host a Seder at 7:30 p.m . Monday
at the Oasis Senior Center. 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Rabbi Reuven Minn wilt explain
the story of Exodus. Tid<ets cost:
$18 to $36. Information: (949)
721-9800, passover@
chabadnewport.COf!l.
MEDITATION AT THE CROSS
St. Mictiael & All Angels
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
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A Our L~dyn'Q~;~~a·~f"Angels
2046 Mar Vista Drivl'
Nl'wpon Bl.':ICh, California 92660
(949)644-0200 Fax (949) 644-1349
Rt'V. ~onsignor William I~ McLaughlin Paswr
LI I URGIES: !iaturday. 5 p.m. (C.mtor),
Sunday, 7:00 (Quiet). 8:.30 (Contemporary) 10:00 (Choir),
11 :30 a.m. (Cantor) and 5:00 p.m. (Contemporary)
Episcopal Church wlll host
Medietlon at the Cross by the
Friends of Music at 5 p.m. Sunday
at 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mir. Information: (949)
644-0463.
PALM SUNDAY
'-Salurday, April 3, 2004 All
Information: (949) 644~0463.
HOLY SATURDAY
St. Mich.el & All Angels
Episcopal Church wlll host the
Great Vigil of Easter with the
lighting of the Paschal candle,
holy baptism and the Choral
St. Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church will host the
Holy Eucharist at 8 and 10 a.m.
Sunday at 3233 Pacific View
Drive. Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-0463.
~ Eucharist. Services will begin at
7:30 p.m. April 10 at 3233 Pacific
View Drive, Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-0463.
MAUNpY THURSDAY
St. Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church will host Choral
Eudlarist at 7:30 p.m. and all
night watch al from 9 p.m. to 9
a.m. Thursday at the altar of
repase at 3233 Pacific View Drive.
Corona del Mar. Information:
(949) 644-0463.
GOOO FRIDAY
St. Michael & All Angels
Episcopal Church will host
community worship at noon,
Stations of the Cross at 7 p.m.
and Good Friday Liturgy with
music at 7:30 p.m. Friday at 3233
Pacific View Drive. Corona del
Mar. Child care will be provided
for the 7:30 p.m . service.
EASTER SUNDAY
St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal
Church will host Festival Choral
EUcharist with dloir brass and
organ at 8 and 10 a.m. April 11. The
church is located at 3233 Pacific
View Drive, Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-0463.
WORKSHOPS
PURPOSE DRIVEN LIFE
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
is offering a six-week class
focusing on the five purpose
princi ples outlined in the book,
uThe Purpose Driven Life;· by
Rid< Warren. The class meets at
10:15 a.m. Saturdays through
April 18 at 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. Informa tion:
(949) 574-2236.
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2401 Irvine Ave .
Newpor1 Beach. CA
(949) 645-5781
SECOND CHURCH OF
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3100 Po"UIC V1(•W D1
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644-2617 or 675-4661
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Rev. Cathleen Coots. Plltor
160 I Margucritt• Ave.
corner of Marguerite and
San Joaquin Hill~ Rd.
(949) 644-07 45
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798 Dover Dr. Newport Beecta
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS
Presenting ch~cks to char_ities
H arbor Mesa Lions bas
raL'ied almost $12,000 this
year and wW be
presenting the funds to local
charities at its Monday meeting
at the Costa Mesa CoWlty Ouh.
"I am thankful for the
communiry suppon our club
has had in'helping whelp those
charities that mean so much to
our city.· said Joan'Pub, club
president.
These funds arc raised each
year by events such as a Casino
Nlght. Spaghetti Splash Dinner,
l.ucy and Ethyl's Bingo P"arlor
night, candy sales and the Fish
Fry. Among the organizations
l'nrks will he presenting checks
tu arc the Westside Roys an<l
C:irls Ouh: Eastsi<lc lioys and
C .irl-. <.lub; Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen; SOS Free Medical and
Dental llinic: Orange Coas1
.c o llege 01fld Care Center;
Project LOOK; Orange Coasl
lntcrfoith Sheller; Yu111h
Employment Servic.:ci.; Famili~
of <«>Ma Mesa and various
lfons' :.po nsorecl projects. l11e
dinner hegins at 6:30 p.m.
NEWPORT ENSENADA RACE
People can view the s1an uf
the famoui. Newpon 10
lmsenadu sruJboat race aboard
lht• American Privateer
Sd1uoncr Lynx on April 23. Be a
part of the race fleet and play an
active role abmud the Lynx as
wcU.
Thi.' I .ynx b. an interactive.
han<h·on experience, and you
ran volunteer for an ac1ive mlc
in raisini; sails, ta1:ki11g and
steering Newport Beach's very
own tall !>hip. ·me I .ynx ii. also
fitted with eight cannons. so
lhl'fe b hound to be i;ome
GEITING
INVOLVED
• GETTING INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your o rganization to this
list, call (949) 5744298.
MASTER CHORALE
Of ORANGE COUNTY
The performing arts organization
needs volunteers for computer
input, tidteting, filing and
handling phones. (714) 656-6262.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Services
needs mentors to make a lasting
effect on a voung person's life.
Students 10 to 18 years old are
matched with mentors to
improve their school
performance and self-i!steem
while developing positive peer
and adult relationships. (7141
549·9622, ext. 35.
MOBILE MEALS
Volunteer drivers are needed to
help deliver nutritious meals to
homebound, frail or elderly
clients incapable of shopping and
cooking for themselves. 1949)
645-8050.
JIM
DE BOOM
cannon fire.
The Lynx
departs at
10:30a.m.
from the dock
of the
Newport
Harbor
Nautical
Museum,
returning at 3
p.m. to the
museum.
Food and
beverages will be provided.
Tickets are priced at $100 for
adults. $50 for children ages 5 to
12. Sorry, no children under 5
years old. Funds raised wiJJ
support the educational
progr.uns at the Nautical
Museum and the Lynx. To
purchase ticlc.ets or to learn
more, call (949) 723-7814.
VIETNAM MEMORIAL
WAU AT PACIFIC VIEW
TI1e moving three-quarter
scale Vietnam Memorial Wall
wiU be on display for viewing al
Pacific View Ceme1ery April 16
to 16. The opening ceremonies
for the wall will be held at 10
a.m. on April 16 with the
involvement of American Legion
Post 291, while a special
candlelight evening ceremony
will be held al 7:30 p.m. on
Saturday and clo:.ing ceremony
at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
The wall is something special
that the whole family should
experiem:e. C.aU (949) 467·3720
for more information.
GOLF FOR SHELTER
The Orange Coi&J lnterfaith
Sheller is holding its first-ever
golf tournament on May 3 at
MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA
Orange County's only nonprofit
resident chamber orchestra
needs volunteers for tidteting,
ushering, phones, mailing and
help with receptions. Nominees
are also being sought for the
board of directors. (949)
830·2950.
NEIGHBORS FOR NEIGHBORS
The city of Costa Mesa will host
its annual community clean-up
event on Saturday, April 24.
Those interested in volunteering
or making donations of cash or
in-kind donations of supplies for
the event can call the Neighbors
for Neighbors hotline at (714)
754-4892. (714) 754-4870.
NEW DIRECTIONS
FOR WOMEN INC.
The recovery C'8nter for women
with alcohol or other chemical
dependencies seeks volunteers.
(949) 548-9927 or (949) 548-8754.
NEWPORT BEACH 1/1 ADOPT
A MARINE BATTALION FUND
The 1/1 Adopt A Marine Battalion
Fund was created to accept
donations and to provide
financial support for ongoing
programs and events planned to
show appreciation to the 1st
Your Offic:ial Rolex Jeweler
want" to remind you to turn
yo ur cimcpicce ahead one
hour on Sunday. April 4ch.
D:i ylighr Saving begin a l 2:00 am
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f'••"I•" lele"•·N••~ert ••••It eeenat•Nte
Mesa Verde Country Out> in
Costa Mesa. board president
Mike Murphy said. 'Ille day
begins with a putting contest at
I 0:30 a.m., shotgun start at
noon, dinner, awards and
auction at 6 p.m. Golf is $375 a
person.
If you don't want to golf, how
about buying one of 500 raftle
tickets at $100, with the luclcy
winner receiving a 2004 Mini
Coopel Or you can attend the
dinner and auction for $45. a
person. For more infonnation.
con tact Mindy Bea a1 (949)
631-7130 or
mindy@ocinterfaithshelter.org.
WELCOME TO THE WORLD
Of SERVICE CLUBS
Shawn MlaldnJs, who joined
the Rotary Oub of Newpon
Beach SunrL..e.
WORTH REPEATING
From the Thought for "foday,
provided by Grq Kelley of the
Ncwpon Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council:~ ·
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1l1ing in influencing otliers, it is
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-ALBERT SCHWEITZER
SERVICE CLUB
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
TUESDAY
7: 15 a.m.: The 46-mcmber
Newpor1 Beach Sunrbc Rotary
Oub wiU meet al Five Crowns
Restauran1 tu hear Bo Glover or
the Environmental Nature
Center (11u11:/lwww.newpor1
l>eat:/lSU/I rise rotary. UfW.
WEDNESDAY
7: 15 a.m.: The I II· member
South Coasl Metro Hotary Ouh
Battalion 1st Marines, based at
Camp Pendleton. (949) 644-3124.
NEWPORT BAY NATURALIST
The Upper Newport Bay Nature
Preserve is looking for volunteers
to assist with naturalist-led tours
and programs, special events and
habitat restoration projects. The
interpretive center is at 2301
University Drive, Newport Beach.
(714) 973-6829.
NEWPORT BEACH
CONFERENCE ANO
VISITORS BUREAU
The bureau is dedicated to the
promotion of the city to potential
visitors. Volunteers with
extensive knowledge of Newport
Beach are needed. (949) 719-6100.
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program seeks volunteers to
tutor adults who want to improve
their reading and writing skills.
Volunteers will be certified during
training workshops in the Friends
Meeting Room at the Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Newport Beach. (949) 717-3874 or
literacy@city.newport·beadtca.us.
NEWPORT BEACH
PREMIERE CINEMA GUILD
The Newport Beach Premiere
' A
will m(<et at the Cen1er Oub and
the N~n Harbor Kiwanis
Oub will mee1 at the University
Athletic Qub.
Noon: 'lbe Exchange Oub uf
the Orange r..oast will meet at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub
for a business meeting.
6 p.m.: The SO-member Rotary
Oub of Newport-Balboa will
meet at the Rahia Corinthian
Yad\t Oub to hear l.ane Calvert
discuss Rotarys Program~ for
Youth (llttp:l/www.newport
ballxxwrgJ.
THURSDAY
7 a.m.: ·111e 20-plus member
Costa Mesa·Ordnge Costa
Breakfast Lions Ouh will meet at
Mimi's Cafe 10 hear Dinyse
Pe1ers of the Leukemia and
Lymphoma Society.
Noon: The 5-0-member Cost<i
Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet al
the I loliday Inn for a program
on the Manhattan Project
(littp:llwww.kiwm1i.s.orgklulJ/
cost<lmestJ); the 50-mcmher
Kiwanis Oub of Newport
Beach-Corona del Mar will meet
at the Bahia Corinthian Yach!
Oub; the 6<1-member F.xchange
Oub of Newport Harbor will
meet at the Nautical Museum 10
hear Judge Jim Gray .. Running
for Senator .. http://wwwnh
e.xdumgecluh.rom). The
I 00-mernber Rot ary Oub 111
Newport Irvine will meet at the
Atrium I lo1cl for Cran 'taJk~
(/I I tp:llwww. n i mta ry. org).
• COMMUNITY & CLUBS 1s
published Saturdays In the Daily
Pilot. Send your service club's
meeting information by fax 10 (714)
921-8655 or by e·rna1l 10
jdeboom 1a1aolcon1
Cinema Guild, which supports
the Newport Beach Film Festival.
is looking for new members.
Interested candidates should
want to he lp further an artistic
and cultural heritage in the
community and should have a
love of cinema and a desire 10
raise awareness of the film
festival. (949) 253-2880.
NEWPORTBEACH,GENERAL
PLAN ADVISORY COWe11TTEE
The Newport Beach City Council
is seeking applications from
residents o r business owners to
fill vacancies on the General Plan
Advisory Committee. The
committee meets from 7 to 9 p.m.
on the second and fourth
Mondays in the Newport Beach
Police Department auditorium,
870 Santa Barbara. (949)
644-3005.
NEWPORT BEACH
THEATRE COMPANY
The company needs
'llolunteers to help with costume
design, sewing, make-up
application, set construction,
technical help, publicity, stage
management and badtstage
supervision. (949) 759-1046 or
LKSaf<91aol.com.
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642-9990
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SPECIAL EVENTS
ART OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK
Orange. Coast College is otter mg
a nine-part him history on Allred
Hitchcodt. The series will be
moderated by retired OCC
professor H. Anhur Taussig. Each
session will be held at 6:30 p.m .
one Friday each month through
June 4. The events will bo held at
OCC's Fine Ans Hall 116.
Admission is $6 for adults and $5
for seniors and OCC students
Information and tidtets. call (714)
432-5880.
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NEWPORT BEACH FILM
FESTIVAL
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will d1spl11y more than 300
fea tures. sllon films,
documentaries and ammot1on
from more than 45 counrries The
fes11val will also host several
galas. seminars, and
Question-and-answer sessions
with f1lmmalters. The event will
l>e from Apnl 15 through 25 at
Edwards Island Cinemas, Lido
Theater, Edwards Big Newpon.
,ind at the Orange County
Museum of Art lntormetron
(949) 253-2880.
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The Nederlands Dans Theater I, which focuses on contemporary dance, will perform its new repertory program at 8 tonight
and at 2 p.m. April 4 in Segerstrom Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Tickets cost from $20 to $75. For more information, call (71 4) 556-2787 or visit http://www.ocpac.org.
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SPRING FESTIVAL CONCERT
Santtago Canyon College's
California Master Chorale and
Concordia University's Chorale
will per1orm a wide array ot
music selections tncludtng the
West Coast premiere of John
Rutter's "M ass of the Children;· at
7 p.m . April 18 at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church. 600 SL
Andrews Road. Newpol1 Beacn.
The program will also include
solos by tenor Jonathan M adt
and soprano Katharine Terray of
the Los Angeles Opera. Tidtets
cost from $10 to $12 Information:
(949) 854-8002 ext. 1526.
WEEKLY JAM DUKE'S PLACE .
Jazz and codttatls flow daily from
noon to midnight Sundays
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Information: (949) 645-5000.
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ
Walter Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New York Jazz Connection
Duo. play at M arn ma Gina at 251
E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Diana D1tri joins the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673-9500.
THE VILLAGE INN
The Village Inn on Balboa Island
offers great music Thursday
through Sunday nights. Roe Kodz
performs at 8 p.m. Thursdays.
Road Dogz and Manins at 8:30
p.m. Fridays, Greg Topper at 9
p.m. and the Derek Bordeaux
R&B Combo ar 6:30 p.m. The
Village Inn 1s at 127 M arine Ave ..
Balboa Island lnformat1orl' (949)
675·8300.
CURTIS BRENGLE
Bayside Restaurant offers piano
player Cunis Brengle performing
1azz. classical dnd contemporary
from 6 10 10 p.m Mondays in
April at 900 Bayside Drive.
Newport Beach Information:
(949) 721-1222.
JIMMY HEWITT
Bayside Restaurant offers
contemporary solo gu11a11s1
Jimmy Hewitt from 6·30 10 10:30
p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays through the month of
April at 900 Bayside Drive.
Newpon Beach. lnformatton:
(949) 721-1222.
MUSIC AT THE GRILL
The Bluewater Grill offers live
music Friday and Saturday
nights. Greg M organ. Ntd< Peper
and Kelly Gordien (known as
MPGI perform classic rodt, R&B
and swing at 8:30 p.m. Fridays_
Marvin Gregory and M PG will
perform classic rodt, swing and
R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
restaurant 1s at 630 Lido Park
Drive. Newpon Beach. Ftee. 1949)
675-3474
REBA MCENTIRE
Grammy Award winner Reba
McEntire will perform as part of
the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer
Concert Series at 8 p.m. July 11 at
the Orange County Fair and
Exposition Center. Information·
(714) 740-2000,
http:ltwww.ocfa1r.com/pac1fic
amphitheatre/
TRAIN
Musical group Tram will perform
as pan of the Pacific
Amphitheatre Summer Concen
Series at 8 p.m . July 15 at the
Orange County Fair and
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HOOTIE ANO THE BLOWFISH
Musical group Hootie and the
Blowfish will perform as pan of
the Pacific Amphitheatre Summer
Concen Series at 8 p.m. July 18,
Information: (714) 740-2000,
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MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA SEASON FINALE
The Mozan Classical Orchestra
will perform al 8 p .m. today at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre at 4242
Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidtets cost
from $25 to $39. Information:
(949) 854-4646
REVOLVER
La Cave Restaurant offers
Revolver, which fearures DJs
along with imagery and auditory
deltghts at 10 p.m. Tuesdays at
1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Information-(949) 646-7944.
HUTCHINS CONSORT: OCTET
OMNIBUS
The Hurchtns Consort, the world's
only professional ensemble
performing on eight-scaled
violins, will perform at 8 p.m .
Aprtl 10 at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive.
Irvine T1dte1s cost from $29 and
$.34. lnformatton: {949) 854--4646,
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'EMRACE THE WORLD'
The Baha1'1 Club of UC Irvine will
present "Embrace lhe World;' a
musical experience from around
the world. The event will begin at
7 p.m April 15 at the lrvme
Barclay Theatre. 4242 Campus
Drive, Irvine. Some of the
performers cn attendance will be
lrani11n master viohnist Farzad.
Chma's renowned vocalist and
Erhu mus1c1an Lin Cheng and
hip-hop sensation Justice Leeg.
The event is free. Information:
(949) 854-4646
BALLET REPERTORY THEATRE:
SPRING GALA
Ballet Repenory Theatre will
present classics from •ts
repertoire of ballet such as Ballet
Studio, Red Poppy, Raymonda
Variatrons and Bolero. The event
is at 2:30 p.m. April 18 at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242
Campus Dnve. Tid<ets cost $10 to
$14. Information: (949) 854-4646.
ALL-AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS
The All-American Boys Chorus
will present the best of Broadway,
toe-tapping tunes from America's
Heritage and a patriotic tribute.
The evenl will be at 7 p.m. May 1
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Continued from Al 6
at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242
Campus Drive in Irvine. Ticicets
cost from $25 to $30. Information:
(949) 8544646.
'MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS'
The UC Irvine Chambers Series
will present "Music Without
Borders," featuring pianist
Nohema Fernandez. The event
will be at 8 p.m. April 10 in
Winifred Smith Hall a1 UCt.
Information: (949) 824-2787.
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SINATRA TRIBUTE
La Cave Restaurant offer$ David
Kmwald's live tribute to Frank
Smatra from 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays
at 1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 646-7944.
THE UNDERGROUND LOUNGE
La Cave Restaurant offers the
Underground Lounge, featuring
Pete Villani singing Bennett.
Martin and Sinatra from 6:30 to 9
p.m. Wednesdays at 1695 lrvme
Ave., Costa Mesa. Information:
t949) 646-7944.
PLAN BE
La Cave Restaurant offers 1he
funky soul iazz music of Plan Be
from 10 p.m. 10 I a.m on
Thursdays at 1695 lrvme Ave
Costa Mesa. lnforma11orr (9491
64&-7944.
THE GINGER BAKER JR TRIO
La Cave Restaurant offers the 1au
fust0n music of the Gmger Baker
Jr Trio from 10 p.m. to 1 a m .
Fridays at 1695 Irvine Ave .• Costa
Mesa. Information: (949)
646-7944.
TODD OLIVER JAZZ QUARTET
La Cave Restaurant offers the jazz
music of the Todd Oliver Jazz
Quartet from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Wednesdays and Saturdays at
1695 Irvine Ave . Costa Mesa.
lnformal1on (949) 646· 7944.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Peltcan offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday The
hand performs from 7 to 10 p.m
Wednesday and Thursday. from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 am Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.rn.
Sunday The res1aurant is at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach Free. (9491 642-3431.
MUSIC AT PLAYERS
Players rcstauranl is now offering
live music from 9 p.m to
midnight every Friday and
Sa turday. Players is at 512 W 19th
St .• Costa Mesa. No cover charge
(949) 646·5615.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents the
Rid< Sherman Duo featunng Rici<
Sherman and Alan Remington on
Friday mghts The program
features all your favorites on the
sa>cophone keyboards. Anthony's
1s at 15 1 E. Coast Highway.1949)
673-3425
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Tate 5. a funk, rock and Motown
act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo·s Ristorante, 3520 E.
Coast Highway. Corona def Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7·30 p.rn. Tuesdays and
S\lndays Free. (949) 675· 1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
(Qprald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rock and R&B at
9 p.m Saturdays at Sutton Place
Hotel's Trianon Lounge. 4500
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach.
Free (949) 476·2001
STAGE
'INTIMATE EXCHANGES'
"Intimate Exdianges;· written by
Alan Ayckbourn and directed by
Martili B'l1nson. w ill feature
Richard Ooyle and Kandis
Chappell ponraylng an English
garden full of hilanous
characters The show's last
perfofmance is today on th~
Jultanne Argyros Stage at South
Coast R,epertory Theater, 655
Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.'
Tic:tcets cost from $19 to $55.
Information: (714) 708-5554.
'SAFE IN HEU'
"Safe 1n Hell; written by Amy
Freed and directed by David
Emmes. is an off·beat comic take
on the Salem witch trials.
Puritenlsm is broadly satirized In
th.e prod~ction. The performance
will preview until Thursday, and
the regular run will be from
Friday to May 9 on the
Segerstrom Stage at South Coast
Repertory Theater, 655 Town
Center Drive. Costa M esa. Tickets
cost from $19 to $55. Information:
1714) 708-5554.
lWO ABOUT POOH
#Pooh in The Enchanted Place" 1s
a double bill of ~aotherl " and
.. The Enchanted Place Suite:·
which will be performed at 2 and
7:30 p.m. April 17 and at 2 p.m.
April 18 in Founders Hall at the
Orange County Performing Ans
Center. Tickers cost from $25 to
$50. Information. (7 14) 556-2787
http:llWww.ocpac.org '
'MR. MARMALADE'
"Mr. M armalade;• written by
Noah Heidie, is a story about
games people play as seen
lhrough the eyes of an
extraordinarily advanced
4-year-old with a vivid
1maginat1on The performance
will preview from Apnl 25 to 29.
and tlie regular run will be from
April 30 to M ay 16 on the
Julianne Argyros Stage at South
Coast Repertory Theater, 655
Town Center Dnve. Costa Mesa
Tickets cost from $19 to $55.
lnforma11on: (714) 708·5554
'SOMETHING TO HIDE'
.. Something to Hide" 1s a
mystery-thriller that revolves
around a writer 1n the Enyhsh
countryside. The play will be
performed at 8 p.m. Thursdays,
Fndays and Saturdays and at 2:30
Pm. Sundays through April 25 al
the Newport Theatre Arts Center,
2501 Cliff Dnve, Newport Beach.
Tickets cost S1 7 opening night
and $13 for all other·
performances. Inform ation-(949)
631·0288.
PACIFIC PLAYWRIGHTS
FESTIVAL
South Coast Repertory will be
having its seventh annual Pacific
Playwrights Festival, featurtng
works in development by
emerging and established writers
such as Lucinda Coxon. Sarah
Ruhl, Craig Lucas and Richard
Greenberg from M ay 7 to 9 al
South Coast Repertory. 655 Town
Center Drtve. Costa M esa.
Information· (714) 708-5555.
http.J/'www.scr.org.
'I PAGLIACCI' AND 'CARMINA'
Opera Pacific presents the panny
of Ruggero Leoncavallo's "I
Pagliacc1" and Car Orff's
"Carmina Burana" 1n their
original languages with sub11tles
T-he productions will be
performed at 7:30 p.m. April 20 to
24 and at 2 p.m . April 25 at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. Tickets cost from $40 to
$185. Information: (71415562787.
htto:/lwww.ocpac org.
'THE HOBBlr
The Newport Beadl Repertory
Theater and the city of Newport
Beach Recreation Services will
present Tolkien's .. Tho Hobbil" at
2 and 8 pm. today and at 1:30
p.m. Sunriay at the Corona del
Mar High Sd1ool Theatre, 2101
Eastbluff Dnve, Newport Beach.
T 1d<ets cost from S9 to S 11
Information: (949) 644 ·3151
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'THE LION IN WINTER'
Vanguard University presents
"The Lion in Winter;• a sardonic
family drama about King Henry II
The production will be performed
at 8 p.m . Apnl \6 to 18 ()nd April
22·10 25 and at 2 p.m . Apnl 18, 24
and 25 al the Lyceum Th&ater, 55
Fair Drive, Costa Mesa Tickets
cost $10. Information: (714)
668 6 145.
'BABES IN ARMS'
Newport Harbor High School
theater arts department will
present Rictlard Rodgers and
Lorenz Hart's "Babes in Arms" at
7 p .rn. April 14 to 18 and at 2 p.m .
April 17 and 18 at Costa Mesa
High School's Lyceum Theatre,
2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
Tickets cost from $5 to $10
Information: (949) 650-2502
'CINDERELLA WALTZ'
The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
will present "Cinderella Waltz" ii
comical look at the t rad111onal
Cinderella story. The
performance will preview
Thursday and April 10 with a gala
night April 11 and the regular run
from April 12 through M ay 2 at
661 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa.
Tickets cost from $10 to $20.
Information and reservations;
(949) 650·5269.
reservation a•costamesa
playhouse.org.
'MOBY DICK'
Orange Coast College·s theater
department will present a new
adaptation of Herman Melville's
"Moby Dick" at 4 p.m. May 18, 7
p.m May 19 and 20, 8 p.m. May
21 and 22 and at 2 p.m. May 22
and 23. Tickets cost trom S8 to
$12 Information: 17141432·5880.
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'CITIES OF PROMISE'
"Cities of Promise: lmagmg
Urban C11hfornia." an art C.1!h1b1t
on how artists m the 1930s tn the
present have incorporated
skyscrapers, houses. bridge!.
freeways and automobiles mto
their works, will be at the Ora11ye
Cou111y Museum of Art tlHough
April The exf11b11ton will illso
feature paintmgs comm1ss1rm .. d
as covers for Westwavs mag,11111e
by tho Auto Club. Information
1949) 759-1122.
http www ocma nt>t
AESTHETIC STRATEGIES
"Aesthetic Strategies;· 1s fl µroir..:1
where three Southern Cal1fo11111J
an1sts Claude Kent, Rogullo
Chacon, dnd Brian Boyer -
present and defend their personal
an11udes toward aesthetics from
6 to 9 P m. today at Arden2 QC
Pro1ect Gallery. 350 E. 17th St .
Suite 11 2, Costa Mesa
1nrorma11on (9491 548·0097
HELGA UMBER
An e>ch1bi1 of artist Helga Uml.H:r's
w ork will be on display fiom 11 30
a m. to 10 p m. through May 22 at
the Bayside Restaurant 900
Bayside Dnve. Newp<Jn Bo.ich
lnforma1ion (949) 851 ·9181 ((1491
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DANC E
NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER I
The Nederlands Dans Theater I
which focuses on contempor..iry
dance, will perform its new
repertory prog1am at 8 p rn todciv
and at 2 p .r11 Sunday 111
Segerstrom Hall at the Orangp
County Perforrning Ans Ccntt:1
600 Town Center Drive. Costii
Mesa T1c1<e1s cost f1om S20 to
S75 Information· (7141556 278/
httµ·,,www.ncpar org
STUDENT DANCE CONCERT
Orange Coast College's D1111c1·
Depa1tment will hos I its 41 sl
anriual Studcnl Dance Conccrl
at 8 p rn April 23 and 24 111
OCC's Robert B Moore Thl'atre
2701 Fciuv1ew Road. Cost.1 '
M esa Information (7141
432 5880
DANCE LEGENDS FROM CHINA
Dance Logends from Chinil will
feature Chino's famous sl'ven
dancers Liu Zhen. Wan MR J1a11
Cou, Wu Zhen Yan. Al>ula
D1hnacr. Zhao Liang. !:>uri X1,ru
Juan, and Feng Shuang Bd1 fhe
performa11ce will be at 7 30 p m
Wednesuav and Friday at thn
Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242
Campus Drive There will hr> .1
lecture at 1.30 pm Friday Twk .. 1s
cost $25. Information: 1949)
854-4646. http WWW tht'btJTCltl\'
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SWING
Lessons are g111en from 2 to 6
p rn every Sunday at the Avant
Garde Ballroom in Newport
Beach by the Orange County
Swmg Dance Club. All ages arc
welcome. and no partners are
needed. Information:
http:llwww.ocswing.com, (909)
656·6119.
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Sports Editor Richard Dunn: !949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
dMservesup
.~]t ree-game
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• Will
~Kings get the • m; on Calvary
· el to pace _
~andingPCL
Corona del Mar, the defend·
ing Pacific Coast League cham·
pion. easiJy defeated Calvary
Cllapel. 25· IO, 25-17, 25·8, ln the
Sea Kings gym Friday, when
Smith, the only freshman on the ic>!tt triumph.
• ... i-tt.v. Vlr19n ~~~ilot
CORONA Dl:L 1\1AR -It was a match
th~ Corona del Mar l ligh boys volleyball
teem Mias uppol>ed to win.
squad, continued to solidify his
starus on the varsity team .
Smitl1 had just one kill and one block
assist, but he pulled the Sea Kings out of
an early rut in the opening game.
With the srore tied , 3·3, junior Tom
Welch slammed a kill from a Smith as·
sist 10 give serve to Corona del Mar.
Smith then served for seven straight DON LEACH/DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Jake Cancellieri, middle, and freshman Adam Smith, right, h Was also a match that showed just hcrN1Jtr Sea King freshman Adam Smith
has c;:ome in such a shon time. see CdM, Pa&e B4 stuff a Calvary Chapel hitter in Sea Kings' Pacific Coast League win Friday.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD
·:Pirates
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\.Collect •
Victories·
'" : Rojas, Jones win three events to
.. 'tead Orange Coast College men,
.. :~men to crucial OEC triumphs. .. . . ,..
• ltryce Alderton
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•• :COSTA MESA -The Orange Empire Conference
trgrk a nd field finals might be three weeks away.
byt the Orange Coast College men's and women's
team~ sent .1 message Friday 1J1a1 lhey are rounding
iiito shape at the mo!>t opportune time.
.. Both Coa!>I 1eaml> claimed victories in a 1hrec-
tcam conference meet Fridey at
•
OCC each barely edging Riverside
· while Fullerton finished a distant
• ~lird.
Sophomore dblimte runner Ava
Jones tripled tci lead the Coa<;t
women (79.5 point,), who finish
6·0 in conference. Riverside (72.5
point.,) entt:r('d the meet undefeated.
Fre~hman 1 lumbeno Roja.-., an Estanci<i l ligh
product, aho tripled to lead the Coast m en 10 84
point)), eight ahead of Riverside.
The Coast women, the defending state champi·
ons. led by five points heading into the 1,600-mctcr
relay, which Riverside had a slight lead headinJt into
the final 400 meters.
That's ...... hen Coasts Gegi Van De Walker took
over. Van De Walker. a former standout at Costa
Mesa High. narrowed the gap on Riverside's Latisha
Bush along the back stretch and used the fin aJ 100
meters 10 edge the Riverside runner by a little more
'
a second. AnnJe Garton. who daimed the 400
es (1 :07.5), Elda Hernandez and Hanni Geider
ipated in Coast's winning 1.600 relay (4:00.3).
De Walker wasn't concerned about making
See PIRATES, Pa&e 84
STEVE McCRANK /OAILY PILOT
Orange Coasrs Humberto Rojas leads the men's field en route to winning the 1,500 meters Friday.
EYEOPENER
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TOM TRAGER
Saturqay, April 3, 2004 Bl
BOYS
BASKETBALL
King opts
• to resign
Personal reasons prompt
Estancia boys basketball
head man to step down.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The E.<,tancia lligh
boys basketbt\11 program is took!ng for
its fifttv;oach in'buc years after the r~ig·
nation of Russell King. who guided the
Eagles to a I J -14 record in hil> only l>ea·
l>on at the helm.
e King, hired as interim
coach Oct. 16. one day
after three-year head
man Chris Sorce re·
i.ixned. ha~ o;fl'pped
down citing personal
rca:.ons. Es1ancia Boyo;
Athletic Director rim Par el i.aicJ.
Parse! :.aid ht> had invited King batk
for next 'eason and. after Kmg ex·
pressed rcserva11on!> about rL·turnin~.
attempted to convince him to !.lily with·
out SUCC~!>~.
See KING. Pa&e 84
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
Sailors hold
off Warriors
ROUNDUP: Timely
hitting, Cantarella 's
pitching help Sa il ors
extend Sea View win
streak to three games.
Newpon I !arbor High senior pitcher
Joey c.antarclla blanked visiting Wood·
bridge for six innings and Lhe Sailor, fa.,h-
ioned a second-inning rally 10 po!.t a -1 -1
Sea View League ba'ieball win Fnday.
The victory, Newport I larhor\ third
straight in leagt1e, upped the fan.' rt'-
cord to 7·4, 3·2 in league.
Calarella and Greg Miner singled to
start the i.econd inning for thr host!>.
then advanced on a sacrifice bun1 hy
Jeff Sancl1e1. Cantarella wa!. t::i~ed ou1
at the plate for the -.econd out on a
ground ball to .,hon. b ut P-.11rid: l\ceh.m
and Mike McLean each singled in nm ...
before Brandon Jasper drove in two \-\lith
a single to back Cantarella\ solid
mound work.
Cantarella yielded livr hits, while
strikin~ out four ,md walking none.
Woodbridge (4·6· I. 2·3 in league)
brought the tying run to the plate in the
seventh. The Warrior.; loadc·d the hru.es
with one out, hefore .-,coring their 10111:
run on a fielder's-choice grounder that
wa.c. nearly a double play. Cantart'lla fin ·
ished it off by inducing a grounder 10
propel th(' '>treaking Sailor., inlfJ the
hunt for one of the league's three guar-
anteed en: ~uthem Sec11on playoff
benhs. Newport has 1101 been to the
playoffs 1>111cc· 1990.
See BASEBALL, Pa&e B3 •
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
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Todd Macklin
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By putting the squeeze on inner demons, Sea Kings'
senior right-hander continues to take hold of success.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
W hen observers not<'
the Improved grip
Todd Macklin
malntaJns on the
•
had nothing but a negative
impact on him," CdM Coach
John Emme said. HThis season,
he has matured on the mound
and has continued to Just get
better and better. He has really
pitching mound this season, they aren't
talking about the way he grasps 1 he
baseball with his right hand.
Instead, they are re(erring to the
Increasing success with which the
Corona del Mar High senior standout
contains the competitive desires that
used to telegraph an unproductive
temper.
"He used to wear his emotions on hJs
shirt sleeve, which didn't endear him lo
the umpires. changed momentum and
become a polished pitcher."
Though there are occasional lapses,
Macklin ha& scowled less and sparkled
more consistently this spring, helping
the Sea Kings (7-4, 5-0 In the Pacific
Coast Leque) establish themselves as
strong ravorites to derend their league
titJe. CdM, ranked No. 7 In CIP Southern
Section Dlvtalon Iv. Is also expected to
make a deep run Into the playoffs.
The USC-bound standout earned his
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• D~Ptlot SPOR rs
-.. BRIEFLY u
Lightning's Cordier .
:---trikes back iit win --~ge Hill School junior Tristan Cordier
eamed a 6-3 win over Adrian Ang,' wl\o de-
feated him earlier in the season. to hJghlight "tr Lightning'.~ 15·3 Academy League boys ten-
~vic1ory over visitinttOxford Academy Friday.
··:three weelCs ago, Cordier lost, 4-6. to Ang.
· ~ .was a first-team all-league performer
last year. Cordier also won his olher two sets.
Ara Oemirjian and Hubert Wee won two
set., in sin~les for the Ughtning (8-5, 5-1 in
leaKtJel ranked Nu. 2 in Cl F Southern Section
.,..qNOsion V. •
he Sage I !ill tandem of Ian Livingston and
Olin. and rhe Mich:iel Cassel, Michael
rison duo swept in doubles.
Aclldemy l.ea&u•
Sage Hill 15, Oxford Academy 3
les -Cordier (SH) def. Ang. 6·3. del. Pa1el, 6 O,
Chaudnary. 6·1: Demirjian (SH) won, 6·0, losl.
won, 6·0: Wee (SH) won, 6 I, 6-3. losi, 3-6.
bles-Uvingston-Chin (SH) def. Choi-Choe, 6-4,
T. Montgomery·Doi, 6-0, del. Kwan-Kang, 6-2;
-Cinsel-Garrison (SHI won. 7-5, 6·3. 6-0,
1Gwna-Moshayed1 (SHI won. 6-2. 6·2. lost, 1·6.
Costa _Mesa outduels Orange
· •SOFTBALL: Uyen Mai went :l for 4 and
': line-E Yamamoto had a 2-tor-2 performance
.. .tP h elp 'lead rhe Costa Mesa lligh 'softbaJI
with 14 le.ills and added five stuff blocks while
senior Miwh Maridel slammed 12. kills to go
with five stuff blocks.
Garrell Walthers tallied I 0 stuff blocks to
get Mesn back into lhe·march after ~estmin
~tcr had served well during the first two
games. Mesa Coach Dave Sorrells said.
Joyce propels Sage Hi ll to win
•VOLLEYBALL: Visiting Sage 1 lill School
overcame a slow start IO po5t a 22··2.5, 25· 14 .
25-18, 25-11 Academy League boys volleyhaJI
win over St. Margaret's friday.
Senior Kevin Joyce had 21 kilJs to pace the
Lightning (H· 1. ]-I in league), while Macsun
Frederick added nine kills. live blocks and
three ucc serves.
St. Margaret's fdl to 1-12., I -:I.
Sage raltics for comeback victory
• SOFTBl\LL: Katrina Redelsheimer. Jei.sica
Torina and Kalil' l'ui~hys singled tn h·y a
three-run. sixth·inning raJl y th.it led ho .. r
Sage llill School to a 5 ·3 Academy l.eagu1•
softball win over Whitney Friday.
Rebecc t H~mbaniky had a rwo-run doublt• to
back her comple1e-gamc pilching l'ITon for 1l1t•
winners (4· 7-1. 1-1 in league). i\lso, /\lex Sh1ta11·
ishi lrnd 1wo hit'> and a run for tht' I jghu1ing I =~ lo a ll-2 Golden Wesr League victory
ov1:r host Orange Friday. .
Whitney is 0-2 in kagm1.
I Jan;i.e Rivera poundt•d a double for ~he Academy Leaeue
Sage Hill s. Whitney 3
J
I
f.l11'ilangs (6-9. 2 I in k•aguc}. Mc~a \.oat·h
<;haron Uhl '>aid her ream took advantage of
lour errors hy Ordngc (2· I), which had eight
h11<. 10 the Mu.,rangs' 10.
Jackie Butler !>truck our three and walked
0 11l' 10 improvt' 10 6·7 .
Golden W.lt LH&U•
Costa Mese 6, Orange 2
Score by Innings Cns1a Mesa 110 013 o 6 10 1
Orange ooo 101 o i s 4
Butler and Miller, S1ule, Valadez (6) and Coan. W
B111tor, 6 7. L -Siulo. 28 R1vora (CM), Reil (0), Coan
<Cl
Estancia sweeps past Panthers
· •VOLLEYBALL: The Estancia 1 ligh boys
rnllcyball ream protected its Golcien West
l.cagut' Iced by sweeping host Orange. 25-13,
~5 7. 25· I O. 1-"riday.
Kri'> 1 larlwell had I 0 kills while fellow se11 -
1C1r:-. Scull Sankey and Josh Kornegay added
111m· :ind· eight. respectively, to help the
Eagll''> improve lo 12· I. 6 ·0 in league.
J· • .,1ancia .. ranked No. I in CIF Southern
!'-ei:Jion Divisio11 111. also received 33 assisb
from junior setter Trl'vor I lo Imes.
Sophomore Dallas Kopp had five kills and
c:cn1or Brad Larsen continued lo add hi~
Score by Innings
Wt11tnor. 2m ooo o J 1 4
Sago Hill 100 ooJ s 1 J
Nol ava1la1Jle, Hcrnbarsky and wrina W
Hombarsky, 3 2 28 Hombarsky !SHI
Eagles avert Saints' no-hit attempt
• SOVTDl\tl: Sa11ta i\11a 1 hgh'~ Mallory
Marque:.<. dl'liverl•d a nnl'·h111t•r anti the F.'>
tancia softball team lost. 4-0. 111 Goldl•n W1,~1
League 11ction at thl' Eagle~· d1<1111011tl Friday.
Fstanria sophomore Havyn KostC'nbadc1
broke up Marquez·i-. no-hit bid w11h a hluop
!>i nglc tu lefl fidd 1n the third innin~. The
l:aglei-. dropped 10 5-7. 1 -~l in league while thl'
Sainrs 11nprnvetl to Ill·:.!· I. 2-1
Golden West lea1ue
Santa Ana 4, Estancia 0
Score by Innings
Santo Ana '" 001 o 1 u Estancia uoo oou 11 n 1 u
Marque1 and Du La Riva. Flores ancl Or.kov W
Marquot, 10 2 L Flores. O 1 28 011.-:1t11!a (SAi.
Do Lo Riva (SAi. 38 Gau11er !SAi HR Ouotad"
!SAi
Waves overwhelm ·Eater~ in four
I
: <>leady passing 10 the win11ing mix.
Mustangs prevail in five games
ti VOLLEYBALL: Costa Mesa 1 ligh'!-> boy!>
•VOU.HYMLL: rhe lJ C lrvmt• hwn\ vul
leyhall t£•:1m rnuld not Mt!.tam iti-. fi"t·ganw
mnm1•n1um anc.llnsl, 30-20, 22·311. 24 :m. 2.·1-
:.SO tu hu'>t Pl·p1wr11ine in ~lountain l'at1fic
Sports Fedl'ratiun action Thursday. l volleyball team clawed Its way back to de·
. (\o;11cd visiting Wcstmi11St<:'r, 2 1-25. 20·25, 25·
Mall Wchhl'r rcrnrdcd I H kill~ to ll'ad the
i\ntea1eri-( 10-16, 4 -13). David Smith and
Jimmy Pelv,cl addt•tt 15 kills l'at:h. Brett Heid
amai-.~ed CiO a.,!>i.,h for llC:I. Frl:'d Wi1t1t•r•,' 2.4
kills led the Wave .. ( 14 -fl. 11 -6).
:! I, z;, 2.:1. 15 I ~I. in a Golden West League
111a1i.:h Friday. ·
l<yan Ha~vcll led Mc'a (5·5, 2.-2. in le3b'lle)
BASEBALL
Continued from BI
o of ~niors helped host
J School knock off de·
Academy League -hase-
pion Oxford Academy.
y.
Tim Wilkins threw a
e-gamc four-hitter. sen·
er Bryan Kornswiet was
and made several spar-
nsive plays, and senior
' r went 2 for 3. Sal·
e tn the tying nm a11<1
h e game-winner, as 1hc
& rallied from a 2· I defi·
· (4-4. :.S-4 in lcab'llc).
· three straight league
'ncluding a 5·0 decision
d J\Jesday. Rul the hui-.1'.
our in the fif1h to takl·
agalnst the P.Jt_riots. who
r lost to the I jghtning.
er singled in a nm tu
score at 2-2. then. aJong
m~wiet. ramc home on
booming two-nm d ou-
hll' over the lef1 lieldrr\ head.
Junior Matt I .orwr followed
with a triple to platr Wilkm~.
who struck out <,even, walkl'd
1wo and faced the nunimum 111
the second. third, fourth, lifth
a.nd sixth innings. •
Komswiel threw out two run-
ners trying to steal and Wilk.ins
picked another off.
Mesa .. Peterson prevail
•Costa Mesa High -;enior Jus·
tin Peterson continued h11o hril-
liant pitching this ~pring with a
complete-game four-hiller in
the Mustangs' 6· l Golden West
League basebnJI victory ;ir
Orange Friday.
Peterson. who improwd to
4· I. struck out 11 and al~n
doubled in the vi~tory. which
IJelped the Mus1anJ:1o improve
ICT 5-5, 2· I.,
Oaniel Cooper wa' i for 3 ·
with two RBis for the winner<;.
who'took control with a three·
run third. In that innmg. Peter·
son led off with a double and.
later. both Gary Gonzale1, and
Andrew Sanford added RBI
doubles.
Orange fell to :1-H. 2-2 in
ll•;1g111'.
C .O'>lil Mt•'>i1 111w 11' r lw l'mlc
of tlw < .o,1i-.1 t11urnamt•111 1oflay
•11 home nga111'-l (.qlony ut 11
a .m.
Sea View lu1ue
Newport Harbor 4, Woodbridge 1
Score by Innings W'bridge ooo OOo l 1 ~ 1
Newpon 040 ooo • • !I o
Swanson and f111cht: Cantarella and
Sanchez W -Cantarella, 3 1 L -
Swanson 28 Can1arella (NHI 38 -
Makscq1a11 (NH)
Academy LH&ll•
Sage Hill 5, Oxford 2
Score by Innings 011tord 200 ooo o 2 4 o
Sage Hill 001 040 • ~ I ~
Ott. Bedarcl (5) and Florido. Wilkins
and Kornswiot W Wilkins.3 1 L
Ott. 28 -Wilkins !SHI 38 Lopu•
lSHI
Pactfic Coalt leacue
Costa Mesa 8. Orange 1
Score by lnnln9s Mesa nJ ooo 1 e 8 1
Orango 000 100 o 1 • i
Peterson and Benson; Wel1h end
Lawrence. W -Peterson, 4· 1. l -
Welsh , 1-3. 28 -Peterson ICM ).
Gonzale1 (CM) Sanford (C"11.
Hernande1 (0).
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KING
Continued froni l:H
"Wt' are
hoping to of-
fer a po~ible
teaching po-
1>1tiun to IJH~
11cx1 i.:oach.
bu1 1hut has
yet to l>c de-
le1111111cd,"
l'".m.el 'Mlid. • 1
told !Simco
"I rcci.lly tncd lo pl 1,uude Ru~
to stay.· Pal i.cl :..11d. Hui he h.111
1>01ne µen.ondl i-.suci. he want:.
to work. un. 1'111 :.uri y 111 loi.c h1111.
He did a Ktt'al job. 1'111 disap-
pointed Ru,.., can't i.1,1y with it.
because I think lw':. guod for the
kids and goud for uur llChool. Hut
I u11derMa11d hb rca ... oning."
Russell King and ltau,chl
!'an.cl ~d tht' 111a11da10ry 10·
duy job po .. ring " M. hl'<lul~ to
bt:gin Mo11day. a:. lhl' :.chonl
looks to fill rhe cuad1i11g void .
"Losing a11ulht'r coach is hard
on these kid'>." 'aid Ja-;on S11nc:o,
who guided. tl,w ju111or van.11y thl·
lai.1 IWO SC<L'>Ullb .md . .ilo11.: wuh
frci.hma11 n1arh 111111 Hau .. ch,
ha.' bl'Cll 'uperv1-.111g thl' pru
gnun's sixth pt·rnH..I du.lib 'inn·.
Kin~ rcb1~1tl'tl th1n· \Wt'~ .1gu.
1~.irbd ...Ud th1• p1t1w.1111 is for
IUll.lll' tu hJ\l' !'\llllUI and
Uaullch 111 um11111w u1ad1i11g
while 11 bt'.ut ht"> for a new
t·o.11.:h. 1111 i11g .1 1q1l.1l l'llle111
u n1Jd rakl' "'"11 111111•
CdM
Continued from BI
they 1nay be
rUllOlllK thtnKI> inlU the l>Ulll·
lllt'L
Par~I s:ud one potential stick-
111g poinl would ht• the uv-Jilabil-
ity or a teaching Job.
"Y<J11'd like tu havt• tho1>c (:.tall-
. ingJ ded.-.ions mac.Jc hy early
.. u111111cr, hut it cuuld he late
"m111wr." l'·ari.cl '>aid. "I H ' found
UUI Ill)' lcuching d.'-'iKfllllClll IWO
Wl'l'l' before i.chunl !>IJrtt'd on
l\VU llifft'll'lll UCl'a.'>illll'> ...
l:mpluycc:. w11h111 thl· Nl·W·
port Mesa IJ11ificd Schuul lJb-
1 nrt wi ll he t.:em:.idcred lir!>I, hC'·
lort' randidatc!> fru111 outi.idc tilt'
dii.tnll. l'arscl 1>aitl no um· on
l JllllHI' """ C.11.llll''-'t'd i11terc't Ill
thl' '""
poinr:., wl11d1 1nd11ded 1hn·t· servirl' acei.. One
oflllll ~l'l\!'i. ll',lllll'd i11 a11 ovc1pa .. s that Welch
l'lllj1hJ111.1lly put .iway fur ,111 I I ·:.I ll•ad. and
thl' 'iea "Ill).\' Wl'll' wt•ll 011 rlwir \\/J)' 111 1111
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1he ~.1 "i"K' with cighr ~illi. c.11 h 10111 Wl'kh
.1ddl'd llH' l 1lh Jilli 11111io1 ll'd :-.laughlt•r, rhc
tc·a111\ 1.1111·'1 pla)t'r al ti 1;, d11ppt·tl 111 four
~ill:..
S PU KT S Da~y f'110t
·nu: m·w 1· .... 1a11c:1a coJch wiU
111.heril All-Nt·v.pon-Mc~ µer·
fon ner Carlob l'mw, who JVl'r·
JgeJ 17.6 poi11t1> i11 hill thi1d v·dr-
:.ity o;caM>11. l'iJ1111 helped t11e
Ea~ei. reach the UF Southern
!;,t'('.tion Divi::.£011 Ill-A playoffs,
whcrc they lu:,t i11 the fin.I round
ro Orangl' Lutheran.
Other van.ity ll'tumcri. include
I lugo t-....cobt'du. who will be a
M"nor b'llanJ and ju11iors-to-be
Mike Mcl>anicls, Shaun Mark.Icy
Jlld Dalla' Kopp.
'l11e 11ew rnad1 will become
tht• fift h cuac:h in :.ix seasons.
IUth Boyce resigned after the
1m-2000 S'eason. nl(' sch ool
hired former" Newpun I hubor
<1.~illtan1 Rick Cook to take over
for t\pyce,. but Coale resigned
day' later, jui.t after the summer
leabruc 1>chcd11lt· had bt'gu11.
Sorce, the E..tanda jumur var-
:.lly coach at the time. stepped in
to take over the program and re·
mained in charge through the
next three :.eai.oni..
King. who will remain a teach-
er al b.tanda, played fo r tJ1e
Eagle~ and had coached in the
program at all lcvdi..
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Orange Coast's Gegi Van De Walker, center, chases a rival in the hurdles in Friday's trkneet.
PIRATES
Continued from B 1
up the deficit during the finaJ leg.
"lt'i. bellt'r to pass at the cud.
Ml you will have momentum go·
ing to catch up," !>aid Va n De
Walker. who graduated from Cal
Poly San Luis Obispo last June. "I
don't think about that muc:h
when I am running."
'tayler Cusick won the rriple
jump (:14-J\I·) wh ile' Jenny
rhumpM111 claimed the pole
vault (IO-OJ for Coast'~ other vk-
tont'l>. Jon t'l> won the 800. I ,SIX>
and :.1,000.
rhe Coa.'I men held a live-
point advantage heading into
the final two events -the triple
jump and tJ1e discus throw -
witJ) daylight fleeting.
< :oast':. Jeremy Wooldridge
leaped 44 feet, 11 y, inches to
claim the triple jump. while
teammate Kevin Porter fin ished
second (44 -7). Derek Oavis
placed Lhirc.I in the dii.cus ( 130·0)
to giw Coas t an added two
pOlllt!'..
Wooldridge competed in his
o;erond mee1 this i.cason after
nu"in~ a o;ure hamstrinK. lie
.ibu ran a leg in the 400-mett•r
rcldy a11d fini,hetJ founh in the
high jump.
"h'i. great it workt•d our as it
did," Wooldridge said of the
tP;11n':. victory. "I tried to give
IOZ~. cry 111y hardest and have
fun.
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h.1d .\l'Vt'fl,
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rhird ga111l'. wlwn hil llrt•111t'r opt'lll'd with an
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1h1nl gJ111c. < .1111111, anti Almq11"1 madl' \un·
1lw 111J1d1 w1Juld 11111 KO lo a fourth .:a11w.
l>ON t I ACH /DAILY PILOT
Sea King junior Kevin Welch uncorks a iump
serve. one key element in the Sea Kings' win.
Hlakc Donnan's final lhrow in
tht· shot put turned out to be the
winning tosi. (4ti·6~). eclipsing
tJ1t• mark of niversidc's Dustin
1~,helma11 (44-11 ).
Ava Jones holds the lead over Orange Coast College teammates
Ludi Valdez and Ann Garton. as the Pirates dominated the
women's 1,500 meters Friday against Fullerton and Riverside
colleges. Jones won the 1,500, 3,000 and 800. Below. Orange
Coast's Joanna Wilhams clears 4 feet. 10 inches m the high 1ump
t11L·ntio1ll'd fiw '1rn1gh1 Jll''· which \Vall a fir~I
for I he '>ea .. 011.
Kev111 PonN (6-2 in tlw high
jump) and Tim llumham in the
pole vault ( 14-0) aJso earned vie·
torics ror the Coast men, who
improwd to 5· I against confer-
ence fnl's. Hiverside fclJ to 4-2.
Lonll i.<iid hl· w,1, plc·ai-l·d lw had t l1e
d1.i11ce. "to try diffcrt'nt thing' ,111d work 10 im
prove in '>Olllc art·as h1·forc !.pring hrt•ak."
"ev111 Wcld1 u111111111cd 111 u1mpt•lc in lht•
thud g.11111'. < t1111111h11g lour lill~ ,111d lht' .tlort'-
Nl·xt wet'k. tlw Sea King.' wiJI practice lightly
and abo haw a team dinner. followed by a
11igh1 ol howling, l 01111 '><'lid
.. rhe f..'llY!> llhowed some fight
today." OCC: Coach John Knox
:.<lit.I.
THE FUN STARTS HEBEi
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BeMball
SCHEDULE
College B1ola at Vanguard
(doubleheader), 11 a.m
llojall, like Jones, won the 800.
1.500 and 3,000, displaying
Coast's control of distam:e
events.
Patrick Pil7..gerald placed sec-
ond in both the 800 and 1.500 ·
while Irwin Salas. another Costa
Mc·i.a I ligh product, finished
third in each event.
Ludi Valdez placed second in
both the 800 and 3,000 on Lhe
women's side. Coast women took
tlw top four spoti. in the 1,500.
High S<:hool -Pnde ol 1he Coas1
1ourname111. San11ayu at Coruna dul
Mar. 11 am , Colony a1 Cosi o MetMJ, 11
a m . San Pedro 111 Newpon Harbor. 11
em . La Sierra 111 Eslitnc1.i. 11 a rn
Voleyball
Collego men -UC Irvin" 01 USC, 7 p m
Tennb
"On lhe men's side. we knew
lhl· JOO and ZOO would be diffi-
l'Uh lo wiJl, so we moved more
ludll into lhe longer mces and try
lo sneak some points in the hur-
dles and field events," Knox sait.I.
"'n1c triple jump is a prime ex-
ample. We went one-two." "I'm proud 10 :.c1y we won as a
team ." Knox told his ll·ams hud
died around him nfter tlw meet. College mon -UC A11101s111u al UC
l"'ine. 1 p m
T~andfleld
High S<:huul boys ant.I yorls CoslJ
Me .. .i at Trnbuco Hills 1n1111a11onal, all
day
MACKLIN
Continued from B 1
fourth win in five decision .. '> Thursday and he
brings a 2.49 t-.HA int o the Pride of the Coast
tournament that begin:. today. The Dally
l'ilot Athlete of the Week blanked PCI. foe
Laguna !leach for live inninw. March 28.
strlkrng uut t'ight and yieldi ng just three hits.
He also co11trihutt•d offensively to the Sea
KinK:.' 11-2 league wi n over Untversity
March 25. connecting fo r hi.' second home
n 111 of thr season.
Macklin, who wilJ pitch for the 1tojans,
llClid he C'njoys pitching above all else. But he
is eager to contribute with the bat, typically ·
playing the outfield when not on the
mound. I le is hitting .200 with two homen.
und six RBis this season after having
i1roduc<.'<i four homers a nd 21 RAls as a
junior.
Also a.' a junior. he posted a 6-2 record
with a 2.03 EHA wi1 h 41 strikeouts in 51 ¥1
lnningi;, en route 111 AJl-New-port-Mesa
laurl'I-. .
With int'ft'aio<•d wlodty and better
ro111mru1d or his curvehall and changeup
thb ~eai.on. hl' has fannt'd ]Z in 25Y1
inning,.
I h.111 11111111.11111 .• 111t.I lhl' improved
Van Oe Wa lker. who is taking
classei. at OCC that will help her
become an emergency med ical
technician. placed second in the
200, 400 and triple jump to ~o
wilh a third in the 100 hurdle~.
Coast will host a five-way 0011
conference meet Friday hefon·
preparing for tlw OFC prdimi
naries April 211.
guru Stt.'VC Forl'man confidence it inspires.
hasc helped Macklin
become more poised on
U1ebump.
TODDMACIWN "Everything ii. helpful
ant.I everyone ha<> an
opin ion," ht• sattl.
"Sometime-;. you haVI' 10
filter I suggest i1111sl. ~
"I guess I have more
confidence," said
Macklin, who can blow
h.itters away with his
low-90s fastball, or leave
them bewildered, knees
buckling with bat
cocked on their
shoulders, with his
other two pitches.
"It is fun to think
you're outwitting the
hitter. but it's always fun
to blow one by the guy,"
said Macklin. who
admits his grasp on the
art of 1>itching has come
a long way since
entering high school.
•1 thought I knew
everything. but the first varsity game I
pitched my sophomore year, I gave up five
run!> in a third or an inning .•
Macklin can't pinpoint specific lessons
that led him to his current stature as an
lntimldatlng fon:e on the mound. Rut he is
thankful fo r all the pitching advice he has
received from thoSt! Including C:dM pitching
Macklin said the
natu ral 1ml111ration
process ha!-. helped hi'
mound demeunor .
tJ1ough he bclie\le' h"
cornpCLitivc drive
remains in high gl·ar.
I le al~o hclil'vc~ the
Sea Kings' prolific oOcnM'
-tlwy have our i.cort.'d
their first five P< .I. •
opponents. 55-ft -help~
widen any C<IM pilclwr'i;
margin for error.
"It defin itely cast'!I th<'
tension." Macklin sole.I of
his offensive i.upport. "If
you do screw up and let a
guy on base, that one run Isn't going to he
enough to beat you."
Macklin also said the Sea Kings' improvt'tf
defense has compounded his comfort level
on the mound .
Mackl in, meanwhlle. enhance<. the .
comfort level of Emme and'the rest of I he
Sea Kings by exen:lsing his grip on the ..:nmc
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The Calif. P ublic
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4 Civic Plaza Suite 260
Newport Beach
949.644.1600
Beyond Excellence
3 7 Linda Isle
Thi s fabulous new contanporary home designed
by renowned architect Fleetwood joiner has been
five years in the creation. Located on the gold
coast of Linda Isle ove rlooking the main turning
basin featuring a private do ck for a large yacht.
Beautiful lim estone· encases the entire exterior
including the bay f rant patio. Custom bronze
water f eatures welcome you into this
contemporary Balinese one of a hind home. Th e
three-s tory foyer showcases a 26' bronze waterfall
that cas cades into the subterranean wine
cellar/media roo m. The compilation of famou s
artists an4 wood carvers is a testimony to the
exqu isite taste of the owners and truly makes this
the ''jewel on the ~ay".
Offered at $14,995,000
Shirley Harris
949.212.0395
Shawn Weatherly-Harris
949.375.3690
CovER ... COAST NEWPORr PRoPERTIE.5
2. Cover Story/Index 75.-101. Strada Properties
3.-9. First Team Estates 103. Coastline Realty
10. Wells Fargo Bank 104. Wells Fargo Private Mortgage
l l.-34. Prudential California Realty 105. Bank of America
35. Cote Realty Group 106. Laguna Seaside Realty
36.-37. Remax Real Estate Services 109. Armstrong Properties
38. Countrywide Mortgage B~rington Capital
Wtldish & Nialis J 111. AG Edwards
39. Kolar & Co. Portfolio Financial 42. Catalist Homes 112. Mortgage Rates 43.-68. Coldwell Banker/
Coast Newport Properties ~ 113. John Dundee
69. Abrams Coastal Properties Island Real Estate
70.-71. Roger's Realty 115 . Open Home Guide
72. Metro Realty 116.-117. Homes of the Week
73. Brenexus 120. Strada Properties
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Newport Q>ast, Shady Canyon. Laguna Beach. Laguna Niguel,
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FIRST TEAM ESTATES NOLAN
900 GLENNEYRE. LAGUNA BEA~A 9265 1
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Newport Beach.
website NEWPORTFINEHOMES.com
email KENTNEWPORT@aol.com
ISLAND IN TH E SKY
NEWPORT COAST. 360• ocun, unyon and
mountain views from all rooms. Located In the
community of Ptr12ul this S bedroom, 4.S bath
offers a redesigned kitchen, Imported granite
counters 1nd frultwood cabinets. SJ,JS0,000
BE TH E KJNG OF THE HILL
COAONA DEL MAA. 48fl. SBA. tiom. with approximately 4,000SF, pool,~ built-in BBQ. cherry wood cabiMtry
throughout. TnlWrtlrw flooring. granite countm, Sub-ZeroN~ng ~ high ceilings, master Witt wtth huge
closets. Formal living and dining rooms and den downstairs. Cal to~'" •PP ol 1t11 .. nt. $3,495,000
YOUR SOUTHERN CALJFO ANIA ES ~A TES
CORONA DEL MAR. This beach close home Is perfect for famlly llvlng or for those that enjoy the Southern
Callfornlan beach llestyle. The open floorplan Includes 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths a fireplace and the
q1thedral ceilings enhance the living room while the formal dining room enjoys a wall of windows.
Optimized for privacy, the grounds Include brick accented hardscape, In-laid brick patio flooring, well
maintained softscape and a wrap·around patio area for entertaining. List Price $1, 199,000.
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direct 71 4.856.2278
email cotefamlly@msn.com
web www.thecotes.com
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EXCLUS IVE BIG CANYON HOME
8Hut1fully remod•l•d home features two t>.drooms,
offlc•. 2.50 bathrooms, two car attached garage and
laundry on Big Canyon golf course. Approximately
1600 sq. ft Every surface has been up!J'aded to
include travertme flooring. travertine tiled bathrooms.
granite counter tops m kitchen, new appliances, new
cabinetry. crown molding, lighting upgrades and
soon to be added new carpeting or choose your
own. Call lindzee (949-S00-2340) for more details
and appointment to view
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CO RONA DBL MAil. Tlus home c:xcmplifics 1hc
bcsl in quality design offering meticulous Jct;uh 10
cabinetry, floors and upgrades. SJ,495,000
( 169403) (800)258·7630
BEACH CONDO
HUNTINGTON BEACH. Just minutes away 1Tom 1he o.:e~n. or h45 a great oixn lloor plan with loa of s10ragc
•pace ~nd a fireplace on the loving room. $239 ,000
(169499) (800) 258·7630
SUNSET AND BAY VIEWS
NEWPORT BEACH. Dor of the best locaoon., 1n 1ht-
Bluffi 2,058 SF home -.-.u a fOrma model and" ekv"
cd for the bc5t \'K'WS .ind pri\-xy $989 ,000
(1695001 (800) 158-7630
OCEAN AND CATALINA VIEWS
SAN CLBMBNTB. Enjoy sumer vicwi over
Cauhna &om th" highly upgraded home ~th CUJtom
crown moldings, new baseboards, a remodeled
kitchen and priv2tc ~tios. $549,000
(169532) (100} 317-1450
DANA POTNT. In a guMd·g-~1ed cummunitv. Th1'
3 bedroom home on a cul·de ~<· wuh VlCWS 1s in move
in condiuon "~lh granite .:nuntcn., fresh paint and
new carpet. 56711,000
(1695H)
LAGUNA NIGUBL. Qu1e1 cul dc ·.ac luouon .. ~th
supcrb \1ews. Maner suite wnh 1~11•h upttndes 1hrou(lh
nul R.:irtly Joe, a $pea.al 3 bedroom dc•11v1 lokc lhl\ one
become auibble. $629,000
(1695311 (800)387-1450
SAN CLBMBNTB. 5 bedroom, 4 be.th beai.ay oAi:n a brJc, priv.uc yard with 1wh iandiiQping and walls o( p.
to enjoy the views. $845,000
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Seller will entertain offem betw"eelt h.300.000 -s 1,499,876 ~aNlgiael
Corge®s HilkTett Estate. Breathtaking
view.-canyon and city lights. 48R,,
3.sBA. •Pf>rox. 3175 sq. ft:
(s.tt5f56) MJ,425.-0
Seller will enttttain offers between
$2,150,000 -$2,449,876
San Clemente
Panoramic ocean views, media/billiard
suite with separate entrance, wine cellar,
workroom, 3 car garage.
(5.l16.S23) 949.493.8812
Seller will entertain offen between
$1,500,000 -$1,699,876
Corona del Mar
This completely remodeled 3BR/3BA
+dl'fl home is focated in beautiful ltvinc
Terrace.
("t*' 949.644.62000
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$795,000 -$874,876
Laguna Niguel
Opportunity to live in Cnatelaln Estates!
Great view of hills and city lights. Large
gourmet kitchen +++.
(5345601) 949.495.1800
Seller wUl entertain offers between
$400,000 -$449,876
Portola Hilla
Model perfect! 2 BR, 2.5 BA condo,
maple cabinets in kitchen, neutral
carpeting, d esigner paint, 2 car garage.
(SJ458U) 949.366.8686
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$1,800,000 -$2,049,876
Laguna Beach
Elegant single level home with ocean &
hil!Side views. Quiet cul-de-sac location.
(L13230) 949.491.3331
Seller wilf entert.Un offers between
. $640,000 -$699,876
Laguna Niguel
3BR./2.5BA. Beacon Hillnome nestled m
a quM cul-de-sac, with great fioorplan.
(5344138) 949.499.7070
Seller will entertain oJfers between
Sl,900,000-$2.199,876
Lag11!la Beach
Spectacular Cape Cod style home,
located in the neart of the Laguna
YIU.age.
(L12831) 949.497.3331 ,.,
Seller will entertain offers between
$535,000 -$585,876
Lake Foreat
4 BR single fa ml ly home w I new
applia.nces, desl~ paint & beautiful
backyard w I fruit trees
949.367.1400
Seller will entertain offers between
$875,000 -$974,876
Laguna Niguel
3 FP, views, maple flooring. bonus room,
wet bar, cul-de-sac singll! loaded street.
(5326533) 949.367.1400
Seller will entertain offers between
$950,000 -$1,075,876
Newport Beach
Beautifully remodeled home with the
finest of details.
(131393) 949.644.6200
SeJJer will entertain often between
$2,000,000 -$2,299,876
SanOemente
True Custom Estate w I ocean view rests
on over 1 acre. Marble baths, wine cellar,
library, 4 FP.
(534173-0) 949.367.1400
Seller will entertain offers between
$66S,OOO.S73S,876
"Cotta Mesa
Delijthtful, private, bri!U'lt, Turnkey 3807313~ home locate<! In gated
community.
(131246) 949.644.6200
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Bob McGulgan received
President's Circle award
Herb Josepher, manager of Prudential
California Realty's Laguna Niguel Design
Center branch, has congratulated Bob
Ireland McGWgan, who was recently
recognized for his accomplishments in
2003.
McGuigan, who ranked No. 1 in sales
and llstings for Ladera Ranch, was honored
with the President's Circle Award, wh!ch is
given to the top 10 percent of agents
nationally.
/he true enjoyment In real
estate comes from a happy,
satlsfled dlent who had a ·
smooth transaction,·
McGulgan said~
-Bob hu the skills, dedication and
professionalism that clients expect from a top
producer,• MaJla8er J09epber aftbmed.
-Uvin« and woddng in Ladera Ranch keeps
me constantly on top of my real estate market
in the communtty,• McGuigan asserted
In fact, his lut tlve Ladera Ranch listings
were sold at the highest price ever, setting
records and reaffinning the agent's
expertise.
"lhe true enjoyment in real estate comes
from a happy, satisfied client who had a
smooth transaction,• McGufgan said.
Bob McGutg4n is ava•u.ble for your lwme
buying and selling~ and can be reached
at (949) 533~197. You can also e-mail lsim
al bobireland@pruoc.com and Vistt his
website at
www.bobireland.prudentlalcal.com. Hts
ojftce is locaJed at 23811 Aliso Crtelt Rd.,
Laguna Nt~l. PrudOftial C-alifornia
Really ts proud to be a member of
HomeSmlices of A1Mrlc4 /11e., a Berkshire
HAIMway affiliate. Pnulmtial Odifomia
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COLEEN
BRENNAN
949.275.2775
www. coleenbren nan. com
coleenbrennan@pruoc .com
Prudential CA Realty
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 PM -4PM
• Extraordinary boy, ocean , Catalina, Palos Verdes
and city lights views
• Approx. 13,000sf residence on approx. 26,000sf lot
• Six Bds, 5 full baths/5 half baths
• Features include: Wine cellar, Media room, GrHn
house, Atrium, Elevator, Dumbwaiter & Workshop
plus Photographic B&W & Color darkroom
• 50' Pool with oversized Jacuzzi
• Private tennis court, Sauna & Gym
• Revolving Astronomy Dome
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The nolUlgic architecture and design offen 10' ceilings, aown molding and odgina.I hardwood floon. ~on a
streeMo-&Uey lot, the main hoUle includes thtte bedrooa'I. or two plus a den, and two IMithroomL The two ar
detatcbed garage hu a loft apaa and ~ bathroom. F.xterior futures include an inviting Engliab.prden.
herb It vegetable garden, and brick patio ldnl for outdoor enmuining.
167 Cypress, Laguna Beach I OPEN HOUSE I Saturda~ & Sunday lpm·4pm
$1, 700,000 # $1,949,876
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. _JTliis classic Victorian home is located on a
rocky promontory overlooking che Victoria Beach
shordine. The beach, one of Laguna's mosc
desirable, is accessed by a private stairway. The
home enjoys views both ro the souch and co the '"
north with its exceptional night light vistas .
. :Yhe inrerior of rhe home is intricately
finished . Hand-rubbed and stained paneling is
compleme nted by exrensive use of moldings,
korbels and many unique built-in features .
Bcauciful accent windows of vincage stained glass
add color and drama throughout the home.
,_.:fhe house fearures rwo bedrooms. a billiard
room, oftice, and two and one-half baths. In
addition rhere is a one-bedroom guesr apartmenr
separated from rhe house by the delightfully unique
glassed-in solarium.
$4,495,000
For furrher information, please contact
Rick Balzer
949-497-3339 ext. 306
An Independently owned and opm1ee1 member ot rne Prudential RNI e'state Att11Qtts
• Prudential
l:allfomla Realty
Shaw's Cove Treasure
Overlooking one of the mosr specracular coves in
Laguna Beach.
The unique home features two large bedrooms, rwo
and one-half baths and a separate office. The living
room showcases gorgeous panoramic views and a
beckoning fireplace; elevated ceilings lend even more
drama co chis stunning space. The large ocean-view
dec k is ideal for entertaining or jusc rel ax ing.
The family kitchen provides views from every angle
of che sitting and dining areas. A large waJk -in
pantry is an additional bonus.
The entry walk is lined with tropical planes, which
lead to the double-door entry. The entry hall
provides views to the ocean and access to the
spacious courtyard patio.
A privace stairway and waJkway lead co the sand
below -che finishing touch to this perfect Lagun a
Beach seccing.
Offered ac $6,750,000
F.or further information, please co ntact
Rick Balzer
949-497-3339 ext. 306
An lllClependently owned and ope~led 111tmber of the Prueleotlal Real Estala Affiliates
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(949) 720-9995
www.karenlyncb.com
11 Top Producer
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A POUNTAIN AND INVITING llTnNO AREA. ·
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This is THE finat oceanfront propcny in dw W•tcm United Sca1e11. Oo 2+ Kra and
more than 1,000 feet of Pacific .i.ordioe with 170 ~ views of the P.ci&c and
i?crond. This catale featUtt a.menida iodtlding 3-4 bedrOonu, bewled da. mabagony
fniot doors, cnentiYe French, ptllowecl. limatone 6ooriog. 100 foot IOog alriwn art pll~ and Roor to ceiling ttLaa duoughout c&n -riziaa wlli~ '¥iews and
cruhing wava ~rywbcre. Sa bird. oat and Harbor teals are llorn on property, with
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geme room, gym, 2 otrtces. pool & 1?9.
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~ht contat tlfe9tyte In tttls magnltloent golf COUIM.and ocean view residence atated l>S'"ntnoWnec1
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Cato/ McLaugh/ln (949) 212-0570
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One of the lineel &ifigle level homes i11, Coromi Del
Mar with panoramic Ocean & Harbor views.
(949) 494-1527
Panoramic ooeen '1iew building site fot Jt SFR. 6,600
sq. ft. lot locat8d just aboW Main S..oti and VIiiage.
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TAKING PRUDENTIAL (ALI FOR.NIA REALTY TO NEW HEIGHTS
I Cilu);ht up with Steve Rodgers, th~ new presidenl o(
l'rudl·ntral California Realty's Orange County division,
at thl'lr <llrporatc headquarters in lrvinl'. He is also vice
prl'S1dC'nl of thl' San Diego division.
Q: /11 t/11• past fir~ vrnrs .111111 lun>t assistrd m tnk111,i,: the
:i.111 L11t.~ dwisw11 w11Ji morr t/1m1 35 ojfirrs 1111d 1,450
n~l'lll~ tr1 N11. 1 11111rk1•t slinr1• How will yo11 go about
d1q1/1wl111:t: t/1111 !'nmr lr!Vtll of s11CCl'S$ 111 Orarrge C1.11111ty.
11t1th r1':>1>ert to your specific ,c,:11111r p/1111 and t11ne li11r. Ami
whn t dt• you S<'I' as vo11r l11~r:;r drallt'llg1•s?
A: I hllJ'C to duplicate some of the things that worked
1n San Dil'gO here in Orange County I don't want to
have cl cookie cutk'r ;ipproach, because people are
diffcr<'nt ,md mMkets are different. To mirror that
~uccl's ... expand UJ>(in it and surpass it, will be first to
1dt'nhlV my key team mttmbers, where the talent is,
wht>rc thtt success 1:. and where the ideas are. I really try
tn farm out to the pi;,'Ople within the group for original
idea:. Prople that have bren here in Orimge County are
tht' e perts. thev ltve upQcre, they know the market.
to Jccomplish . If we can create this environment, we can
attract the be:.t people and ultimately the ~t clients.
Q: Acrord111s to C.A.R., tire Soutlu.·m Cnl1.forr1ia ho11s111g
11111rk1'I Jin;; c:rprrie11c(d n ~harp i11crease i11 median home prices OVt'r
the past yc•nr. Orn11ge Courrty, 11p 20%, liad Ure l1ighest medin11
/111mr 1mn· with $523.3801 Hmu do first time /mym; rea/1u thP
"Amrrw111 Drrta'11" i11 Orarrge Cou11ty' A11d what is being do11e lo
mcri·nst' t/11· auailnbility cf l111ild111g 1111its?
An analofzy I use.· 1:-from a bool.. I just read, "Good to
C real," which talk.o< about part o( leadership ts getting
l'wryon~· locu~d Jnd head mg m tht> same direction ...
JnJ \n''I'(' all worJ..m~ toward a common goal. And
STEVE RODGERS, PRESIDENT,
PRUDENTIAL (AllFORNIA REALTY'S
O RANGE (OU N TY DIVISION
A: Southern California is very difficult f(lr the firs t time
homebuyt?r tu get in. It's a challenge to even find the areas
and the products and to build a home someone can afford.
Even 1f you're five, eight or 10 miles from the ocean, it's
roa!-tal property We're trying tn work out financing
prO>.'Tams wrthin and outside the organization, when.• il new
homebuyer can get in with a zero down or a very littltt down
pro~ram ri~ht away. The other thing is to hold buyer
seminars, so they can understand how to put a li ttle bit away
each month to purcha~ a home. Another way is to look at
friends, family, associates or significant others combining
resources to get into a property or duplex. Or look at rental
income to offset the cost. We have a company called Ryness
Homes who works with Prudential to build affordable
product in a marketplace that's geared toward an entry level
buyer. As we build the company outward east and north, we
tht•n I htipc to ~II the Cl,mpany and our agents on what we already have.
We hav1: 1M1 m.iny ~reat things we do, some people forget or wt> don't
~mmd lht•m as much as we shot.Ud, we don't remind our clients and agenls
about lht• bench ts we already offer So when we bring new agents and
talent h.' the a 1mpany, we ~ll our story very well, but we forget to sell
oursdw<o ,ind our .igtmts Then, a~er assessing all the different departments
I will dl•ll'nnme where we nt't.'d to impmve. Once I've resold the internal
8ruup. I ftO out anJ look for nt>w people to bring aboard. From real estate
.1~t>nt~ br.)11J new to tne bu:.rness to key hitters in the marketpl.:ice -people
that art• known and have' market share and will fit with our culture. Thi~ i.c;
true for m.:ina~enwnt ~ well. A11d abo g'' out and look fllr ~w markl'b we
can partakl• 1n We'rt: looking to do that through acquisitions, mergers,
partner.Jiips .md opening new uffires. My ideal situation would be to
find an llffice that already eluSts 1n the marketplace -a single office, a small
broker, or a n.•gmna l company who m1~ht be interested in having an e rt
stratero--a company with il reputation that has some soljd strength behind
thl'm I( Wtt can'I find that in a particular marketplace, then I woulJ look at
ki:y locatto1\S, strakwc spots and go in and lease buildings, opening up new
offices from SCTatch An e\ample of this as the Tal!.'ga office rn San Clemente.
!They ~lebrated tlw1r grand Opt>ntnJ.; rn November 2003.j My goal m three
to five yi:ars is to double the ~i.u.> of thl' company, and to have our market
.,hare at least d ouble the ne>.t do!'>e'St com~titor I want to have that aero~!\
the board lhroughuul all of Orange County. Most of our growth will
probably be in north Oran~l' County upwards toward Hunhngton &:ach,
Seal Bt>ach and inland toward Tustin In <-0uth Orange County, we'll
t.'unhnu1: to grow where we l an I really want to branch the links betw(>en
Loi. AnKeles, Orange County l!nd San Diego. ln my opinion. it's never bt.~11
... ucn>ssfully dont• Now that we have the ownership with HomeServin~. a
tkrk.o;hm.' Hathaway company along with the onginal owners Steve
!GJmc:-1 illld Nyda [Jones-Church), and partner John AartX' in Los Angeles,
I think we have a pretty ~ood mi)I to bc able to focus and build Southern
Cahfomiil as a roht~1ve management and agent team bndging back and
forth Whrn SOml'One comes into the marketplace and they're looking at
multi·m1ll1on dollar properties, they look from Laguna to La Jolla. And they
mclV look lrom San Luis Obispa lo Newport Beach. So I want to make sure
Wl''rv being as coh{'S1ve as we aul on our advertiSlng program.s. our
networking programs, our agent communication systems, through Internet
tt.ochnolof.'Y• t'-mail -so it benefits the agent and ultimately benefits the
clrent We have a philosophy in the organization that the agent is our clienl.
Wt>'n= very agent dnven and we're driven by what the agent needs and
wants. II we c.1n s.itisfy what the agent wants through marketing programs,
technology .md training service programs, the agent doesn't have to
re-invent the wheel. Their clients are our clients. This really is a personaJ
relahonsh1p business. So if we ca.n have that~I relatioryship ~th our
agent~ and m tum hilve that transc.-end to th\>'diei1t: thar's whtrrwe't'e"ttyin~
need to have product that we can bring to the consumer based on the drive time
of maybe a h.tlf hour to an hour We're looking at demographics and markets as
lo where we can develop marketing and financing programs, as well as programs
to educate the buyer how to get them. Ln Orange County, the market has be(>n so
saturated that there's few places to build.
Q: AC\.-ord111g to C.A.R. Vitt' Presidc11t a11d Clttt'f Economist Les/11· Ap11leto11-Yo1111g,
"As the pool of potl'llt111/ /101111'11uyers gets yo1111grr nnd more cu/t11rally diVt'Tst', Rrnllors
u11/l 11rrd tools to co1111ect to specific groups and mtel thrrr 11111q11e ho11s111g 11rrds m ordt•r
to 111' s11cc1'.~sf11/." Al l'n1dc11tt0/, w/rnt 111.forma/1011. trn111mg nml tools 11r1• yo11 7notmli11.~
your agc111$ tt1 ml'et t/11s 111d11stry dr111a11d1
A: Our training programs ilTl' geared toward buyer~ and sellers. We haw the
dailv technical tools of contracts, Ustings, presentations, etc. We drill down even
further to understanding different per.;onalities, so that when you're selling you
understand the differC'nl personality s tyles that are involved: the controller, the
promoter, the amiablt' .md the analytical. We talk about how to adapt to these
different styk~. ! low to adjust as a sales person to them as opposed to them
having to adjust to ynu. We offer classes so our sales associates are aware o( thtt
dilferent cultural marl.ct out there, and how cultures negotiate differently, how
they value homes in different ways, how their cultures affect the seniors in their
communilies, because lheir decision making processes vary. We have keynote
speakers and pcopll? being trained th.rough C.A.R. [California Association of
Re.>altors] and N.A.R. INahonaJ Association of Realtors]. We also have our
internal Intranet, and basically it's our electronic library. From a logo to a form. to
online tra1n1n~ programs, agents can learn the major points of dealing with
cl1cnt:s or varying ethnicities. There are tools they can pnnt up and utilize if they
haw n'I bt>cn able to ~el 10 the clai.s yet. We realize that this growing market ic;
goi11g to be huge, nN only from a monetary and business standpoint, but also for
the importance or undC'r:.tanding 1he diversity of America ... we want to continue
to built that
Q: At l'r11dN1t111I'> frclmology S1m11111t, held al the R1ti-Carlto11111 Da11n Pomt /115t
/1me, you 11111¥1/rd your ll'ndi11g cdg1• Wt'/1 site a11d e-mark(•ting teclr11ology to yo11r real
1•stalr assonak~ Wl111t specifically dnc~ t/1is pro,~rnm pruuide agents and l111W d~ this
trn11slate to a 111,f?.her lrr'f'I of serv1cr to clients?
A: Many agents are extremely talented real estate agents, but they're "old
school" in how they do business. The consumer many times demands through
their own n-quest, what we need to do i18 an industry More and more people are
commun1cahng by e-milil. The percentages of buyers who start looking on the
lnt~met is 65-75% before ever looking at a property. There are still agents who are
resistant tv that. They are sales people, not technicians. As an organization, we
decided to build a platform that we've been working on for about three years. It
h'.15 a couple different levels to it: it has the marketing piece which is the upfront
piece to get the consumer to the agent; it has the piece once the consumer gets to
the agei'll, how to manage that database and continue to communicate with the
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consumer; and it has a back house piece which allows us to manage the
transaction through tTansaction coordination [documents}. We created .-i platform
that we offered to every agent. We have a company paid website wh1ch includes
all the basic functions of a website, as well as the silver and the gold (upgTades,
per the agent's choice which provides more levels, more links, more interactive
options}. If you have Prudential California on your business card, you wiJl have a
website. It provides a higher level of service for the consumer and shows them
there is a company who believes in technology, providing as much exposure as
possible for their property, because we never know where the buyer is going to
come from. Whether it's from the newspaper ad or it's from the Internet lead,
those resources are all available to our client It also makes the communication
simpler. They can go onJine at 2 a.m . and check the status of their transaction: Or 1f
they want to communicate with a manager on that transaction, they h.-ive that
available to them, as well. I think it's going to be a great retention tool for our
agents, and a great attraction tool for recruiting. lf there's something out there we
should be doing. Prudential is going to think about it first, and get it first to market
for agents and to the masses.
Q: A recent s11rvey in California Real Estate maga.zint' compared l11tm1et tu Traditional
b11vers c1ti11g l11temet liomeb11yers i11crensed from 28 to 45% over the Inst three yn1rs.
811yers spent 011 average, 4.4 weeks i11wst1gati11g homes on tlirir ow11 b1'fore co11t11rt111g 11
real estate agent . 011ce tlrey did, ii took j11st two weeks ll> find the home tlrey w11111t·rl,
compart•d to 6.7 weeks for trad1t1011a/ buyers. How do you su tire roles tire /11t1n11•t 1mri
a,~ents play cl1a11g111g owr tire next five years? 10 years?
A: With so much interaction on the Internet, I think it's going ll' !>hortcn the
time that people can purchase a property, and ultimately it' going to end up
affecting cost It will save the consumer time and money all the way around. On
our commissions as well as on title, escrow and mortgage fees. If you can cut
down on time and paper, the consumer should get some type of a bendit. If we
can streamline our systems internally, we can pass that benefit on to the consumer,
make a reasonable profit and run a full-service brokerage. We will never be a
discount broker. If we can do 10 transactions in the time it took to do frve, with the
same level of service, we can pass savings on to the consumer. Technology c.1n
help do that. It's probably also going to take out some of the stigma out of
technology, what they view the real estate industry to
demographic of the consumer 1:. .,pent in front of a tt>levrsion There may aJso be
an opportunity for new~papt?r.. through the Internet and print media to do
co-affinity group programs; whereby if 1 adverti~'<i m your paper in Orange
County, on certain days I would get exposure in San Francisco. Chicago, etc., thus.
we're making the world "smaller" with the help of the Internet For example in one
of our San Diego markets, we're ro-shanng with a high end fu~ture company. In
their showrooms throughout the county, "''l''ll be advertising Prudential California
Realty; and in our lobbies throughout San Diego, we'll be advertising this
company's furnishings. The more you can make things a one-stop shop, that's
what we're looking for. So if the marketin~ newspapt?r vehicle can be a one-stop
shop in some fashion , _ if I could come to you as my adviser, my coach, my
marketing counselor about how II.I design, work and brokl.•r out an effective
advertising program, that would be a really greilt tool for us; versus havm>; to go
to four or five newspapers with different philosophies, rates and having to
re-negotiate with each one. I think the Internet 111 goin~ to Jrive all of us that we
have to work together, not apart. Finding a way tu sharc> revenue streams of a
piece of something bigger vs the whole big pie· m a ~mailer m.1rket.
Q: Altlrnuglt tl1t' /11ter11l'I is 11tnverf11/, rt dc11·~11 ·1 fll't11'rdl' llw 111!rw11al rcl11tw11~l11p tlu1t
droeli>ps l1ehVt'l'll 1111 ngt'lll a11d 11 lm_vrr or sdh-1 I Iott• ·~ rr111l1•11t1a/ prot•1d111g
op110rt11111t1es for 11~ R1•alte1rs In 11101..1• a d1ff111·r11u• 111 tlrt> Ct>11111111111t16 llwy <;en't''
A: l'nor to co-owners u! Prudential, Stew Caml'!), our CEO, and Nyda
j(mes-Church, our COO, who n'Ccntlv sold the ma1onty of thl·1r rompanv to
HorneSer\'lce~ of America, a Berl.shirc H.ithaway .-ilf1hatl' (Warren Bullet), tlwy
were dcvdopm~ Prudl•ntial as an md1v1dual, ~·ntrcprl.'ncunal companv ovl'r thl'
year.. Wh.it \'\-,1mm ha~ dune for many Vl!<H-., is bmu~ht md1v1du.-il owners ,md
entrepreneur-. togctht.'r and h.wm~ them conhnul' to bl.• umyul' m their marl-et.
That'., whv we became J vav glXXI flt with HomeScrv1rl" Thcv allow each
manager to bt> entreprt.>m•ur., an thl·ir (lWn markdpl.-icc Our mlxil'l 1'> that instead
of buymi; comp.mies and havm~ them conform t\i U!), we try and conform It)
them. Thb tr.rn~late!> down to real l"!-latc .:igcnt!' -we allow them to be very
individual in their uniqut> wmmumhl~. gdtm14 11wolvl'CI 111 charitable .ind .;oci.il
events. ,ch1Xll.;, church tirganrL.H11,n!>, ne1~hbmhlKKi drivt">. This rnJ1v1dualiLcd,
personal altentinn 1s what trickles down to chcnt'-1 whlle !'till having the solrd
PruJenttal n.1ml'.' behind tht'rn I bl•lrevc bv hllhng
be and agents to be. It will be more educational for tht!
consumer. I also think it will enable us to offer a
bundle of services, by using the Internet and linking
all things together -as one central transaction. It's
going to dramatically continue to change how people
advertise [the real estate agents and the real esta'te
companies]. It's going to be a reaJ challenge for print
newspapers. If you don't incorporate and endorse the
Internet, it could become your enemy instead of your
ally. But it's still so important to have that personal
touch in most businesses. lf we can enhance the
Internet in bringing more products to the agent or the
'My GOAL IN THREE TO FIVE YEARS IS
proplc to grt'.:ltm•ss and allm-vrn~ them 111 be the b-, ... t
they can be, lhc company will Onurish nver.-ill.
Q: W/111/ da ,VIII/ 1'1//111/ "''"'"' ill v1111r /c1s11rc trmc?
TO DOUBLE THE SIZE OF THE A: I enjl•Y -.pending it with family and friends
COMPANY, AND TO HAVE OUR
\'nJOY the water I don't golf (lw can't find thl· hme11
love to boat, sruba divl', Jl'I <;kt and swim I JU"t mmed
my boat I power I up to l'wpnrt H.irbor -.md that
becomes our w~kl•nd ,.;eta way l lil-e tu rt>.1d and study
dtffert'nt philn!>oph1c.,, C\.rlturec; .-ind people And I like
very much to travel
MARKET SHARE AT LEAST DOUBLE
THE NEXT CLOSEST COMPETITOR.' Q: J( t!r1•rr 111111t/1111;;: t'l~· vc•11 mmld /1!.1· lo :..lrarr :1•1tlr 1>111
r1•adn~'
consumer, we'll nourish from it. r think advertisers
can do that and we as a real estate company can do that. We'll see a lot more tools,
programs, acceptance of Internet marketing. better communications and systems,
and ultimately better cosb.
Q: Prudmtial a11d its agents 11t1/ru 11ewspapers as part of their adwrtrsm~ mrx. Wlrat
would you apect m:wspapers to offer botlr advrrtisers a11d readers /oolc111,~ to lruv am/ sell
homes viJJ a newspaper's /11trnrel prese11a that goes beyo11d t/11• prmt 11rvd11ct'
A: The key thing any of us can provide via the Internet is information. Probablv
the easiest way to acc-ess your data and your information whether it be print or
electronic media should probably be one in the same product. I think as much as I
like to pick up and read the newspaper, I now carry a handheld PDA device that's
got my e-mail, Internet, phone, calendar ... everything on it. So if I want to nip
through here and find information that I could just as easily pick up and find in
the newspaper, I want to have It here at my fingertips. I also think in the
advertising programs we have, we have to continually drive people to our
websites. So the more you can publlcize your site and the access of getting to it,
that's key. Also, to find a way to get more cosHffective savings for the real estate
agents -the people advertising in your paper -because of better systems. Similar
to real estate, newspapers have very thin margins. And so to be able to figure out a
way to keep that margin going. pay all your bills and make a profit at the same
time, it's very much a challenge. I think trying to tie print media and the Internet
to cable television may be an avenue to pursue The consumer has a limited
amount of time to get information -and it seems much of the common
A: I'm really thnlll'C.I to be back rn Orange County
Prior to real estate, I was m the re<;taurant/cntcrtamment business, opening up
comedy clubs, country clubs and dinner the.-iter; What that did for me was
provide a ~eat training ground for bus1ne:.s over,111, and p.ut1cularly real e~tatc
You work a lot of hours, you work when nther p<'Ople arc llUI playing and
enjoymg life. You deal with a lot of diflt>rcnl personality s tyles. And a lot of
different economic levels. My bacl-ground rl'allv laught me about customer
service 1 worked for two re.:il estate comp.-inie.,, Grubb.and Elhs here in Orange
County where I s tarted selling real estate, then tx-c.1me a training director. Then I
took over as a manager for them, down m San Drego. When they were sold, I went
to Prudential and I've been with Steve and Ny<la for 10 years. I'm exCJted to be
back m Orange County with a new perspective. I'm thrilled about taking the rein!>
here, utilizing the talent we have to make it a hu~e SUCC\."Ss. Really bringing
Prudential Cahfomia to new heights that will be legendary. I try tO live my life rn
my professional environment how I live my personal life. Treat people with
respt>ct and kindness . and C<lll people to greatness, and I want them to call me to
greatness when they can. I want tli hClld them to high standards and I want them
to hold me to high standards. And I want to be in a company and In a community
where that is appreciated, expected and accepted. Developing long lasting
relationships here, where we can help each other grow. In the short amount of
time I've been up llere, I've seen people get so involved in their community. I have
such high ra;pect for people that once they get to a certain economic level. then
they g;ve it back.
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NEW PO RT COAST
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16 Bandol
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$2.325,000
$2.195.000
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NEWPORT SHORES
330 62nd St
Q!JAIL Hill
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$889,000
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4 Civic Plaza Suite 260
Newport Beach
949.644.1600
Beyond Excellence
3 7 Linda Isle
Thi s fabulous new contemporary home designed
by renowned architect Fleetwood joiner has been
fiv e years in the creation. Located on the gold
coast of Linda Isle overlooking the main tu_rning
basin featuring a private dock for a large yacht.
Beautiful limestone encases the entire exterior
including tl1e bay front patio. ·custom bronze
water fea tures welcome you into this
contempora ry Balinese one of a hind home. The
three-sLory foyer showcases a 26' bronze waterfall
that cascades into the subterranean wine
cellar/media room. Th e compilation of famous
arti sts and wood carvers is a testimony to the
exquisite taste of the owners and truly makes this
the "jewel on th e Bay".
Offered at $14,995,000
Shirley Harris
949.212.0395
Shawn Weatherly-Harris
949.'375.3690
COVER ... COASf NEWPORT PROPERTIES
2. Cover Srory/lndex 75.-101. Strada Properties
3.-9. First Team Estates 103. Coastline Realty
10. Wells Fargo Bank 104. Wells Fargo Private Mortgage
11.-34. Prudential California Realty 105. Bank of America
35. Cote Realty Group 106. Laguna Seaside Realty
36.-37. Remax Real Estate Services 109. Armstrong Properties
38. Countrywide Mortgage B~rington Capital
Wtldish & Nialis l) 1. AG Edwards
39. Kolar & Co. Portfolio Financial 42. Catalist Homes 112. Mongage Rates 43.-68. Coldwell Banker/
Coast Newport Properties 113. John Dundee
69. Abrams Coastal Properties lsland Real Estate
70.-71. Roger's Realty 115. Open Home Guide
72. Metro Realty 116.-117. Homes of the Week
73. Brenexus 120. Strada Properties
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#1 in Sales Volume
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Newpo rt Beach.
website NEWPORTFINEHOMES.com
email KENTNEWPORT@aol.com
ISLAND IN THE SKY
NEWPORT COAST. 360° ocean, e1nyon and
moun11ln views from 111 rooms. Located In the
community of Peruul this S bedroom, 4.5 bath
offers a redesigned kitchen, Imported granite
counters and frultwood u 1blnets. $J,JH,000
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CORONA DEL MAil ~ SBA. home with approximately 4,000SF, pool, sp1, built-in 88Q. cherry wood cabinetry
throughout. Trawrtlne flooring. granite counters, Sub-ZeroNlklng appliances, high ceilings, master su~ with huge
closets. f.omvl IMng and dining rooms and den downstairs. Cal to lchelMe en •PP DlfttmeM. SJ,495,000
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EXQ!)ISITE VILLAGE HOME
CORONA DEL MAR. This beach close home Is perfect for family llvlng or for those that enjoy the Southern
Californian beach llestyle. The open floorplan Includes 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths a fireplace and the c~thedral celllngs enhance the living room white the formal dining room enjoys a wall of windows.
Optimized for privacy. the grounds include brick accented hardscape, In-laid brick patio flooring, well
maintained softscape and a wrap-around patio area for entertaining. List Price $1, 1H,OOO.
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direct 714.856.2278
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EXCLUS IVE BIG CANYON HOME
Buut1fully remodeled home feature s two bedrooms,
office. 2.50 bathrooms, two car attached garage and
laundry on Big Canyon golf course. Approximately
1600 sq. ft. Every surface hu been upgr•ded to
include tr.Jvertlne nooring, travertine tiled b.Jthrooms,
granite counter tops 1n kitchen, new <lppliances. new
cabinetry, crown molding, lighting upgrades and
soon to be added new orpetlng or choose your
own Call lmdzee (949-500·2340) for more d!tails
and appointment to view
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CORONA DBL MAil. This home exemphtic• 1hc
best in q~lity dc~gn offering mcnculous dc1aib IO
cabinccrv, 11001"1 and upgradc5 $3,495,000
(l6940j) (800)258-7630
BBACHCONDO
HUNTINGTON BEACH. Ju11 mmu1cs a"~Y 1Tom 1he
oce.in, n h:n a grca1 open floor plln wilh loB of 1wn11-c
space •nd a fi"'place m 1hc hvinl! room. $239,000
(169499) (800) 258-7630
SUNSET AND BAY VIEWS
NEWPORT BEACH. One of the best loatiom m 1hc
Bluffs. 2 ,058 SF home wu a IOrrncr model .ind is clc:\••1
cd for di< lxsl \'1CW'S and privilC)' $989,()()(}
( 169500) (800) 258-7630
OCEAN AND CATALINA VIEWS
SAN CLBMBNTB. Enjoy suntct vie'IVI over
Caalina from thiJ highly upgnded home with custom
crown molding•, new baseboards, a remodeled
kitchen and priv.nc patiot. $549 ,000
(169532) (100) 317-1450
DANA POINT. Jn • gu•rJ gJtcd communll)'. This
3 bedroom home on a .-ul Jc "1• wnh ,,cw' 1• 1n move
in ••ondiuon "11h gra1111c <11un1ers, fresh paint md
new cupc1 $679,000
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LAGUNA NIGUEL. Quic1 cul-de-~ locauon w11h
'llpctb \fews M~1cr ~1111c "nh la\fsh upgrade• rhrou!Ut·
0111 JUrcly dt><• J 'P<'ffJI .1 t>cdroom dc,ig11 like 1h1• one
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largi:, prMfC yard with hJl'1 landtcaping aOO walil of gf.m
to enjoy lhc views. $845,000
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Seller will entertain offers be.twffl\
$1,300,000. s 1,499,876 ~aNi~el Gorgeous Hillci\5t Estate. Breathtaking
vieWs-canyon and city ligh~. 4BR, 3.SBA, approx. 3175 sq. ft.
(s.MS&) 9ff.425.t600
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$950,000 • St.0'75.876
. Laguna Ninel . Beautiful ocean view 4 lledroom home,
elegantly upgraded. P•tio ~with
wrap arOOricf back yard.
(5345743) 949.234.5689
Seller will entmain offers between
. $2,150,000 -$2.449,876
San Oemente
Panoramic ocean views, media/bUliard
suJte with separate entrance, wine cellar,
workroom, 3 car garage.
(5316523) 949.493.SSU
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Seller will entert.Un offeJS between
$795,000 -$874,876
uguna N iguel
Opportunity to live in Cn.,telain Estat~'
Great view of hills and city lighl'I. L.1rge
gourmet kitchen +++.
"(5345601) 949.495.1800
Value Range Marketing (VRM)
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-Value Range Marketing creates
vi silJllity in the market and attra cts a wi der
range of buyers .
-Value Range Marketing 1s
supported by tile Californi'1 Association of
Reciltors Jnd the local Multiple L1strng
Services (MLS).
Seller will entertain offen betwttn
$1,500,000 -$1,699,876
Coron.a del Mar
Th.is completely remodeled 3BR/JBA
+den home Is rocated in beautiful Irvine
Terrace.
(J31404) 949.6".62000
Seller will entertain offen betwttn
$400,000 -U49,876
Portol1 Hills
Model perflactf 2 BR, 2.S BA condo,
maple cabinet§ in kltchen, neutr.il
carpeting. dc8i8Jler paint, 2 car garage.
(5345811) 949.366.8686
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L.Jguna Beach
Elegant singlt! level home with ocean &
hillt.idl' vicw1.. Quk'I C\11-de-sac l1x:.1hon.
(L1J230) 949.497.3331
Seller wil\ entertain offers between
$640,000 -$699,876
L.Jguna Niguel
3BR./25BA &'aeon Hillllome n...,tled m
a qu1l't cul-dl~:.ac, with great flt>orplan.
(5344138) 949.499.7070
Seller will entertain offers between
$1,900,000 -$2.199,876
Lag1l!la Beach
Spectacular Cape Cod style home,
IOCllted ln the heart of the Laguna Village.
(Lt2831) 949.497.3331
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Seller will entertain often between
$535,000 -$585,876
Lake Forest
4 BR single famlly home w I new
appll.inces, designer paint & beautiful
backyard w I (rult trees
949.30!.1400
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$875,000 -$974,876
Laguna Niguel
1 Fl', views, maple nooring, bonus room,
w!'t bM, cul-de-s.lc single loadl•d stn:et.
(5326533) 949.367.1400
Seller will entertain offe rs between
$950,000 -$1,075,876
Newport Beach
O..'.iutifully remodeled hnml' with ttw
finest of dt>ta11s
(131393) 949.644.6200
Seller will entert.Jin offera between
$2,000,000 -$2,299,876
San O emente
Tnie Custom Estate w I OC\'an view rests
on over 1 acre. Marble baths, wine cellar,
library, 4 Fl~
(5341730) 949.367.1400
Seller will entut.ain offem betwu n
'665,000.$735,876
Costa Mna Oel!Jditful, private, bri.Rht, Turnkey 380738~ hOme locatea ln gated commuruty.
(13U4') 949.644.6200
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
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Top Ladera Ranch agent honored for sales success
Bob McGuigan received
President's Circle award
Herb Josepher, manager of Prudential
California Realty's Laguna Niguel Design
Center branch, has congratulated Bob
Ireland McGuigan, who was recently
recognized for his accomplishments in
2003.
McGuJgan, who ranked No. 1 in sales
and listings for Ladera Ranch, was honored
with the President's Circle Award, which Js
given to the top 10 percent of agents
nationally.
lhe true enjoyment In real
estate comes from a happy,
satlsjled dlent who had a
smooth transaction,·
McGulgan sold.
"Bob ha& the skills, dedication and
professionalism that dieou ~from a top
producer,• Manager Jotepber afllnned.
"Uvfn8 and working in Ladera Ranch keeps
me constantly on top of my real atate market
in the commuatty, • McGuipn usened.
In fact, his )Mt 8ve I adera Ranch listings
were sold at the highest price ever, setting
records and reaffirming the agent's
expertise.
"'The true enjoyment in real estate comes
from a happy, satisfied client who had a
smooth transaction: McGuigan said.
Bob McGutt,an ts avaa.ble for your home
buying and selling needs and can be reached
at (949) 533-8197. You can also e-""'tl him
at bobireland@pruoc.com and Visit his
website at
WWJU.bobireland.prudentialcal..com. Hts
ojftce ts located at 23811 Aliso Cree/e Rd.,
lAguna Niguel. PrudnH4l CAiifornia
Really ts proud I() be a member of
HomeServices of A1'ferit:li INC., " Berltshtre
Hlllltdroay 11./ftltaU. ~ Ollifomta
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COLEEN
BRENNAN
949.275.2775
www. co I ee n b re n nan. com
coleenbrennan@pruoc .com
Prudential CA Realty
OPEN House
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 PM -4PM
• Extraordinary boy, ocean, Catalino, Polos Verdes
and city lights views
• Approx. 13,000sf residence on approx. 26,000sf lot
• Six 8ds, 5 full boths/5 half baths
• Features Include: Wine cellar, Media room , Green
houae, Atrium, Elevator, Dumbwaiter & Workahop
plus Photographic B&W & Color darkroom
• 50' Pool with oversized Jacuzzi
• Private tenn is court, Sauna & Gym
• Revolving Astronomy Dome
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COTTAGE
ffiSTORJCALL Y REGISTERED, this very spedal Laguna Buch cottap has been futured on the dty's Carden Tour.
The noet.1..lgk l'.lchitedutt and design offers 10' ttiUnp, aown molctins and odgina.J hardwood floors. l..oated on a
strftt-kMlley I~ the main hou.te includes thrtt bedrooml, cw two plus a den, a.nd two bathrooms. The two ar
detatched garage hu a loft·~ and~ bathroom. EmriOI' fntures include an inviting English.garden.
Mb ~ vegetable garden. and brick patio Ideal for outdoor entertaining.
167 Cypress, Laguna Beach I OPEN .HOUSE I Saturday & Sunday lpm-4pm
$1, 700,000 .. $1,949,876
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rocky promonrory overlooking the Victoria Beach
shoreline. The beach, one of Laguna's most
desirable, is accessed by a private stairway. The
home enjoys views both to the south and co the
north with it~ exceptional night light vistas .
. }71\c interior of the home is incricacely
finished. Hand-rubbed and stained paneling is
complemented by extensive use of moldings,
korbcls and many unique built-in fe2tures.
Beauciful accenc windows of vintage stained glass
add color c1nd drama chroughout che home.
,;?J'he ?ouse fearurcs two bedrooms. a billiard
room, office. and two and one-half baths. In
addition there is a one-bedroom guest apartment
separated from che house by che delighrfully unique
glassed-in solarium.
$4,495,000
For further infor;,a1ion, please conracc
Rick Balzer
949-497-3339 ext. 306
An llldepe11<1ent1y owned and operated mtmber of tilt Pruc!entlal Real &t.1e Attiliates
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Callfomla Raalty
Shaw's Cove Treasure
Overlooking one of rhe most spectacular coves in
Laguna Beach.
T he unique home features two large bedrooms, two
and one-half baths and a separate office. The living
room showcases gorgeous panoramic views and a
beckoning fireplace; elevated cei1 ings lend even more
drama co rhis stunning space. The large ocean-view
deck is ideal for entertaini ng or just relaxing.
T he fami ly kitchen provides views from every angle
of rhe sircing and dining areas. A large walk-in
pantry is an additional bonus.
The entry walk is lined with tropical planes, which
lead co the double-door entry. The entry hall
provides views co the ocean and access to the
spacious courtyard patio.
A private stairway and walkway lead co the sand
below -the finishing couch to this perfect Laguna
Beach sercing.
Offered at $6,750,000
For further informatio n, please contact
Rick Balzer
949-497-3339 ext. 306
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TAKING PRUDENTIAL CALIFORNIA REALTY TO NEW· HEIGHTS
I cauxht up with Stew Rodi-ten., the new president of
l'rudl·nhal California Realty's Orange County division,
.1t th\•1r C(lrporate headquarters in Irvine. He 1s illso vice
president of the San Di~~o d1v1!'ion.
Q.· /11 tilt• past fit" _yrar$ yo11 haVt assisted 111 tnk111,~ tht•
.;,111 Die.~u div1S1011 with more tlra11 JS offices am/ I ,450
ns1·11t• ta Nu 1 markrl s/larr Hom will yo11 go n/10111
c111pl1cat111g that 501111• lrt't'l "f s11cress 111 Orange Co1111ty,
a•1tlr rl'S/H'CI lo vour spc:nfic J(llmt l'lan and timt l111r. A11d
WI/Ill dt1 ,I/Ill' ~·t• cl!. l(t>llr h18~r.il dtalll'llg<'s'
A: I ho~ to duplicate som~ \If the thin~s that workt'd
m San Diet;o hc•rl"in Orange County I don't want to
havt.> a cookie ruttcr approach, lx>cause pt.'Qple are
diff\•rt>nt and market.; are difforcnt. To mirror that
sucn·.,~. expand upon it and surpass it, will be first to
11.lent1fv my l..e team membt>rs, where the talent ls,
whe~ the .. uccess 1i. and where the ideas are. I really try
to farm out to the propll' wrthm the group for original
ideas. l'\'()ple that have been here m O range County are
the C\p<•rt<;, tht>y lrvt' up a ere, they know the market.
to acmmpli. h. If we can create thb environment, we can
attract the best people and ultimately the best clients.
Q: Accordi11g to C.A R .• lhe Soutlrem Califorma ho11si11g
market has l'\perie11ced a sharp incrtast i11 median /wme pnn·s 01•1•1
t~ past year. Orange Co1111ty, 11p 200/n, hnd the higlwst med1a11
, ltom1· Jlrtft' 11•ilh $523,380! Hmo do first t1111t' buyers realize tire
"Am1·m·n11 Dream";,, Orange Co1111ty' A11d wltnt is being do111• le>
111crea.,<:( tile alJQ1lnbility of b111/d111,~ 11111ts'
An anal<ll-'Y I use 1i. from a book I just read, "Good to
Great," which talk.-. about part of leadership 1s getting
l.'vcryunl· focu<;ed and ht•ading in the same direction ...
.ind wt>'n.' all wnrlung toward a common goal. And
STEVE RODGEllS, PllEStDE NT,
P11UOENT1Al (AUFOllNIA REALTY'S
OllANGE (OUNT'I' DIVISJON
A : Southt'm California is very difficult for the first time
homcbuycr to get in. It's a challenge to even find the areas
and the products and to build a home someone can afford
Even 1f you're five. eight or 10 miles from the ocean, it''
roastill p(l)perty. We're trying to work out financing
programs within and outside the organization, where a new
homebuyer can get m with a .zero down or a very little down
program right away The other thing is to hold buyer
seminat"S, so they can understand how to put a little bit away
each month to purchase a home Another way is to look at
friends, family, associates or signHicant others combining
resources to get into a pro~rty or duplex. Or look at rental
income to offset the cost. We have a company called RynCSl>
Homes who works with Prudential lo build affordable
product in a marketplace that's geared toward an entry levd
buyer. As we build the company outward east and north, we
thc.>n I hope to resell the company and our agents on what we already have.
We have !ot> many great thmw-we do, some people forget or we don't
rt>mrnd tht>m as much as we should, we don't remind ou r diE>nts and agenl~
about lht.· bt•1wfits we already 11ffcr. So when Wt! bring new agent-; and
talent Ill the cumpany, we sell our story wry well, but we forget to sell
oun.clvt"> and our agl'nts. Then, after assessing all the djfferent departments
I will dl•terrmne where we net>d to improve Once I've resold the internal
~mup, I >;l' 1'ut and loc.1k for new ~pie to bring aboard. From real estate
al'e11t .. bmnd new to the busme~l> to key hitters in the marketplace -peoplt>
that M<' ~own and have markl't hare and will fit with our culture. This is
tn.1l' for managl.'mt'nl .~ wl'll. And also go out and look for new marketi. we
can partake in. W.:'rc lookin~ to do that through acquisitions, mergeri.,
partnen.h1ps . and opening new offices. My ideal situation would be to
tind an llffitt that already exists in the marketplace -a single office, a small
brolwr, or a regrunal company who might be interested m having an exit
strate~y -a tompJny with a reputation that has some solid strength lx!hmd
them If wt· can't find thJt in a particular marketplace, then I would look at
kt.•V locations. str,1te¢c s pots and go in and lease buildin~. opening up new
0ffict.>S from scratch An example of lh1s is tht! Talega office 1n San Clemente
(Thl'y celt>brated lht>rr Krand opening in November 2003 ) My g(\ill in thrt."e
to hvr )'Par is to double the si1..e of the company, and to have our market
... hare at least doubh.• the next cloS(.-st compt.'titor I want to have Lh.Jt acms~
lhe board throu~hout all \)f Orangl' County. Most of our growth will
probably be in north Oran~e County upward!> toward Hunhngton &>ach,
Seal Beach and inland !\.)ward Tustin. In 5m1th Orange County, we'll
continut• It) grow whert.' we can. I really want to branch thl' link..<1 betw~n
L~ Angeles, Oran~l' County and San Diego. In my opinion. rt's never beoeTi
... uccessfully dont'. Now that we have the ownership with HomeServ1ct?l>, a
l:\erksh1re Hathaway company along with the onginal owners Steve
!Gamt''ll ilnd Nyda !Jc1nes-Church), and partner John Aaroe in Los Angeles,
I think we have a prt.•tty ~ood mix to be able to focus and build Southern
California as a roh<-s1ve managl'ment and agent tE'am bridging bad and
forth When someu1lc comes into the marketplace and they're looking at
multi·m111ion dollar properties, they look from Laguna to La Jolla. And they
may look from San Luis Obispo to Newport Beach. So I want to make sure
we' re bt?rng as cohesive as we can on our advertising programs, our
networking pr~rams, our agent communication systems, through Internet
technoloizy. e-mail -so it benefits the agent and ultimately benefits the
client WJ? have a philosophy in the organWition that the agent is our client.
Wt•'n.• Vl'ry age-nt driven and we're driven by what the agent needs and
wanb If we can satisfy what the agent wants through marketing programs,
technllloizy and training service programs, the agent doesn't have to
re-invent the wheel. Their clients are our clients. This really is a personal
relationship business. So if we can have that .pc~ ~l~ti~ip with our
agffi~ a.nd to tum h.1w that tr.an~d to the·ctient: thar9 tvhatwe're t:ryl~
neoed to have product that we can bring to the consumer based on the drive time
of maybe a half hour to an hour-We're looking at demographics and markets a.c.
tu wht>re we can develop marketing and financing programs, as well as program.,
to educate the buyer how to get them. In Orange County, the market ha..; been so
saturated that there's few places to build.
Q: Accordmg to C.A.R Vu·e Pres1de11t a11d Chief [rom,mist U-Sl1e Appleton· Yot1t1/(,
·As the pool of potmtiat /wmtbuym gets yo11nger 1wd rtwre c11l11Jrally d1Vt'r'St', Rra/tor<:.
11111/ 11eed to1.1ls to co1111t·ct to spl't'ific gro11ps and meet their 11111q11e l1011smg 11eeds in order
to lie s11ccrssf11I. ··At Pmdl'lll1nl, wltat i1iformat1011, lr11111111g n11d tools are y(lu prov1di11g
your agents lo mt~·t /111:; 111d11stry dema11d7
A: Our tra1mn~ programs are geared toward buyers and sellers. We have the
darly technic<1I tools of contracts, listings, presentations, etc. We drill down even
further to un<lel'l\tanding different personalities, so that when you're selling you
understand tht• different personality styles that are involved: the controller, the
promoter, the amiable and the analytical. We talk about how to adapl to these
different styll'S. How to adjust as a sales person to them as opposed to them
having to adjust to you. We offer class;es so our sales associates are aware of tht•
different cultural markets out there, and how cuJtures negotiate differently, how
they value hom~ in different ways, how their cultures affect the seniors in tht.•tr
communities, bt.">CJUSt> their decision making processes vary. We have keynote
speakers <1nd people being tr.:iined through C.A.R. (California Association of
Realtors! and N.A.R. !Narional Association of Realtors!. We also have our
internal lntrant>t, and ba!>irally rt's our electronic library. From a logo to a fonn, tu
onhne trainm~ programs, agents can team the major points of dealing with
client~ or varyin~ ethnicities. There are tools they can print up and utilize if they
haven't been .1bll' t\) get to the class yet. We realize that this growing market i~
goin~ to be hugt.•, not only trom a monet.iry and busint'SS standpoint, but also for
the importance of understanding the diversity of America ... we want to rontinue
to built that.
Q: Al Pr11d1'l1t1n/'s Trclrno/o~ S1w1111it, ltrld 111 t/U' R1t.z·Carlto11 i11 Daua Poiut last
/1111e, yo11 1mVt'iled yo11r le11d111~ etlge Wrn site· a11d e-1nnrkrti11g technology to yo11r r1•al
t'Slatt assooates What spmficnlly does tl11s program prauide a~ents a11d /tow dtXS t/11~
tra11slate toll high.tr level of St'rvirt to c/w11ts?
A: Many agents are extremely talented real estate agents, but they're "old
school" in how they do business. The consumer many times demands through
thc.>ir own request. what we need to do as an industry. More and more people are
communicating by e-mail. The percentages of buyers w ho start looking on the
Internet is 65-75% before ever looking at a property There are stiU af;ents who arc
resistant to that. They are sales people, not technicians. As an organization, we
decided to build a platform that we've been working on for about three years. It
has a couple different levels to It it has the marketing piece which is the upfront
piece to get the consumer to the agent; it has the piece once the consumer gets to
the agent, how to manage that database and continue to communicate with the
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consumer; and it has a back house piece which allows us to manage the
transaction through transaction coordination [documents!. We created a platform
that we offered to every agent. We have a company paid website which includes
,1JI the basic functions of a website, as well as the silver and the gold !upgrades,
per the agent's choice which provides more levels, more links, more interactive
options). If you have Prudential California on your business card, you will have a
website. It provides a hjgher level of seTVice for the consumer and shows them
there is a company who believes in technology, providing as much exposure as
possible for their property, because we never know where the buyer is going to
come fTOm. Whether it's from the newspaper ad or it's from the Internet lead,
those resources are aJI available to our client. It also makes the communication
simpler. They can go Online at 2 a.m. and check the status of thei r transaction. Or if
they want to communicate with a manager on that transaction, they have that
available to them, as well. I think it's going to be a great retention tool for our
agents, and a great attraction tool for re<ntlting. If there's something out there we
should be doing, Prudential is going to think about it first, and get it first to market
for agents and to the masses.
Q: A recent sunxy 111 California Real £stat!' magazmr rom11ared l11ten1tt tu Traditro110/
buyers citi11g lntery1rt lwmebuyers i11crraStd from ZS to 45% ovtr tlU' Inst three yl'ars.
Buyers spent on average. 4.4 tvteks "'Vfst1gati11g Jwmes 011 tlrerr own bejorl' ro11lact 111g 11
real estate agent. Once l/tey dtd, 11 took 1ust two weeks lo fi11d /Irr lromt tlrey wa11ted.
compared to 6.7 weeks for tradit1011al buyers. How do you ste tlrt roles 111~ /11temrl 1111tf
agt'tlts play clta11ging over the 11ext fiue years? 10 years?
A: With so much interaction on the lntemet, I think it'::. gorng to :.horten th~
time that people can purchase a property. and ultimately it's going to end up
affecting cost. It will save the consumer time and money all the way around On
our commissions as well as on title, escrow and mortgage fees If you can cut
down on time and paper, the consumer should get some type of a benefit. If we
can streamline our systems internally, we can pass that benefit on to the consumer,
make a reasonable profit and run a full-service brokerage. We will never be a
discount broker. Lf we can do 10 transactions in the time rt took to do five, with the
same level of ser:vice, we can pass savings on to the consumer Technology can
help do that. It's probably also going to take out some of the c;t1gma out of
technology, what they view the real estate indur;try to
Jemographrc of the consumer 1s ::.pent in front of a television. There may also be
an opportunity for newspapers through the Internet and print media to do
co-a(finity group programs; whereby if I advertised in your paper in Orange
County. on certain days I would get exposure in San Francisco, Chicago. etc., thus,
we're making the world "smaller" with the help ()f the Internet. For example in one
of our San Diego markets, we're co-sharing with a high end fumrture company. Ln
their -.howrooms throughout the county, we'll be advertising Prudential California
Realty; and in our lobbies throughout San Diego, we'll be advertising this
company's furnishings. The more you can make things a one-stop shop, that's
what we're looking for So 1f the marketing newspaper vehicle can be a one-stop
shop in ::.ome fashion if I could come to vou as my adVlser, mv coach. my
markebng counselor about how to desrgn, work and broker out an i>ffectivc
advertising program. that would be a really great tool for us; Vl'r<;u:. havrnx lo gt'
to four or five newspapers with different philosophie-;, rates and having to
re-ne~otiate with each one. I trunk the lntemet is going to dnve all of us that we
have 111 work to~ether, not apart. Finding a way to share revenue streams of a
precc of something bigger vs. the whole brg pit! in a smaller markl'l
Q: Alllulll,1(11 t/1t' /11temet ts 1>0wl!rf11/, 11t!Ms11't1mn•1dt' tlw Jlt'~111n/ rr/at1011!>ltt/' tJrnt
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01111ort 11111111'" far ''' Realtors '" m11Jw 11 cf1jftrt'1U1' 111 tlit (1>11111ru111t11'' tlr1·y srrt't''
A: l'nor t1l co-owners of l'rudentral, Steve• Caml'S, nur CEO. and yda
Jun~-Church. our COO, wh11 rl'<'l'ntlv sold the ma11 •nty of th err rnmpany tn
• Iom,'Sl?rVKl'!> ot Ameru:a, a Berki.hirl' liathJw.1y affiliate (W.irrl'n Buffet), th1•y
WNl' dewh1pin~ Prud1•ntral J" an md1v1duJl, l'ntreprent!un..il u1mpanv uvt:'r the
year., Wh;:it Warr11n ha<; lfon'' for m.:inv year~. rs brought indrv1du.il tl\'llnl•rs and
entrl'prl•neur~ togell1l'r .ind havrn~ thl·m conllnul' to bl· un1qul' rn thl'lr mMk<.'l
ThJt'., why Wl' became J wry ~uod ht wrth HomeSt-rvicc:, Thrv ,11l,Hv each
manager lt1 be l'ntreprenl'ur' in thc1t own marketpl.ice Our mr~k·l rs that msteJd
of buvrn~ comp.mies and havrn~ them confonn to u:., we try and conform to
th·~m Thr!> tr,1n"latl'" d11wn h• reJI l"•tatc agents -we allow them tu be \lt!rv
rndrvrdu.:il rn thcrr unu.jlll' Cltmmunrtll"-, getting rn\'olvt"d rn ch.1ntabh.: and '-t1C1.-il
event-., -.chttt•I-., dwrch ~1rg.:1nl/Jhon.,, neighborhood dnv,.., Thi~ 1nd1vrdualr1ed,
pc~onal Jltl.'nt111n re. what trrd..le" down tt1 chenh, whtll' !ohll having lht.> c:olrd
l'rudentrnl n.lml' bch1ml them I bclrl.'ve by c,11lrng
be and agents to be. It will be more educational for the
consumer. I also think it will enable us to offer a
bundle of services, by using the lnternet and linking
all things together-as one central transaction. It's
going to dramatically continue to change how people
advertise [the real estate agents and the real estate
companies). It's going to be a real challenge for print
newspapers. If you don't incorporate and endorse the
Internet, it could become your enemy instead of your
ally. But it's still so important to have that personal
touch in most businesses. If we can enhance the
Lntemet in bringing more products to the agent or the
'MY GOAL IN JH REE TO FIVE YEARS IS
pl't•pll· to greatm·.,s and Jlluwmg them t(1 be thl' bc.,t
they c,10 be, thl' company will tloumh ll\ l'rall.
Q: What rfo I/<'" mwy du111s '" 11u11r le1s1111• 111111"
TO DOUBLE THE SIZE OF THE A: I ,•nj<1y 5pend1t1g it with famrlv and fnend~. I
l'n111y the water I don't );Olf lhl' can't find the llme'l
lovt.• to boat, -.cubd dive, Jl'l '"' Jnd <;w1m I iust mewl~
my boat [power! up to Newplirt Harbor -.Jnd that
bt.oeome-. our weekend ~eL1way 1 lrl..e to read and stud\
diHerl·nt phrlo<;0phres, cultun"' and pt.'l1ple And I hk.c
very much to travd
COMPANY, AND TO HAVE OUR
MARKET SHARE AT LEAST DOUBLE
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consumer, we'll flou rish from it. I think advertisers
can do that and we as a real estate company can do that. We'll see a lot more tools,
programs, acceptance of lnternet marketing, better communications and systems,
and ultimately better costs.
Q: Prudential and rts agerrts 111t/1u newspapers as part of llrl'rr advertising mit W11at
would you crpect nrws1Hiprn to offer both adtiertisus a11d rradrrs lookmg to buy a11d Stll
homes via a newspaper's /11ttnrrl pr&11cr tlrat goes ~0111/ l/tt pmrt 1irod11ct'
A: The key thing any of us can provide via the Internet is information. Probably
the easiest way to acce8S your data and your infonnation whether it be print or
electronic media should probably be one in the same product. r think as much as I
like to pick up and read the newspaper. I now carry a handheld PDA deVlce that'c.
got my e-mail, Internet, phone, calendar ... everything on it. So if I want to flip
through here and find Information that I could just as easily pick up and find in
the newspaper. I want tc.1 have it here at my fingertips. I also think in the
advertising programs we have. we have to continually drive people to our
websites. So the more you can publicize your site and the access of getting to it,
that's key Also, to find a way to get more cost-effective •icivings for the real estate
agents -the people advertising in your paper-because of better systems. Similar
to real estate, new papers have very thin margins. And so to be able to figure out a
way to keep that margin going, pay all your bills and make a profit at the same
time, It's very much a challenge. I think trying to tie print media and the Internet
to cable television may be an avenue to pursue. The consumer has a limited
amount of time to get information -and ii sa'TTIS much of the common
A : I'm really thrilled to be back rn OrJnge County.
Prior to real estatl', I was in the rl'slaurant/entertarnment business, opening up
comedy club.,, country clubs and dinner theaters. What that did for me wab
provide a wl'at training ground for bui.m~~ nverall. and particuldrly rl'.il t.'!>-ldk
You work a lot of hours, you work when other people are out playm~ and
enjoying lrfe. You deal wrth a lot of different personality styles And a lot of
different economic levels Mv background really taught me about cu tomer 1
service I worked for two real c:.tate companies. Grubb and Eilts here m Orangl'
County where I started selling rc·al ('State, then became a training director. Then I
took over as a manager for them, down m San Diego When they were sold, I went
to Prudential and I've been with Steve and Nyda for 10 years. I'm excited to be
back in Orange County with a new perspective. I'm thrilled about taking the reins
here, utilizing the talent we have to make it a huge success. Really bringing
Prudential California to new heights that will be legendary. I try to live my life rn
my professionaJ environment how I hvc my personal life. Treat people with
respect and kindness . . and call people to greamess, and I want them to call me to
greatness when they can I want t~" hold them to high standards and I want them
to hold me to high standards. And I want to be in a company and in a rommunil}
where that i11 appreciated, C)(pecled and accepted. Developing long lasting
relationshJps here, where we can help each other grow. In the short amount of
time I've been up here, I've seen people get so involved in their community. I haw
such high re6pecl for people that once they get to a certain economic level, then
they give it back.
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303 Apolena Sl.835,000 Sat/Sun 11-S Cher Rush
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333 Grand Canal $1 ,699,000 Sat 11~ • Laura Gale
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417 Belvue Lane $2,679,000 Sun I~ Kim Bibb
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344 Jasm ine St s 1.n5.ooo Sun 1-"4 Ray McAfoost
699 Wendt Terrace $I ,6'40,000 Sat 1-4 Ray McAfoose
699 Wendt Terrace $I ,6'40,000 Sun 1-"4 McNamara/Romla
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27 Rollins Place $669,000 Sat 1-"4 Biii Bartek
LIDO ISLE
901 Zurich $3,595.000 Sun 1-4 Mlllar/Sclafanl
II 6 Via Quh:o $1,995,000 Sun 1-'4 Marilyn RMd
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S Rldgellnt $6.495.000
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"4008 Marcus $1.199,000
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NEWPORT BEACH M ,SS0,000
Over 4,300 sq. ft. Tuscan VIiia. Masslw Interior remodel just
done. Boat dock accommodar.es 70 ft. yacht.
llim Hudnss
NEWPORT COAST P.JtS,-
OeslsMd for a I~ ol comfort Ind .tepnce. Prime location.
Jor Cwdn & GaJI Grabner
aAl.aoA ISLAND $1,llS,oot
Nantucket style charm. 3 bd. 3 ba. 2 master
sultei. Large upstairs d~k o~r the prage.
Cher Aulh
NEWPOtrT MACH Sl,Mt,000
Large lot sltuued in Newport Heights.
Short walk co shops and fine dining.
8111 Schonlau
FOUN1JUN YAU.EY $645 ....
Urge lot. Room for pool. 3 bd. 2 ba.. Each
bedroom tw private patio. Vaulted cei11nl'·
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Pride ol ownership townhome in Belcourt
Ternce. 3 bd. 3.5 ba. Custom uperades.
Conred Poetenon
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3 bd. 2 ba. T-pbin In Mesa Verde. 500 sq. ft.
addition on !up lot. Vaulted celllnp.
SydneJ Gletow
2 houses on I lot.Unique opportunity to
own Income property. Both have fireplaces.
laura Gale
Turtle Ridge Canyon Edge. Gorgeous vlewl,
hardwood floon. Open floorplan.
Gail Grtbner & Joy Curtin
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Townhome In Turtle Rock. 2 bd. 2.5 ba.
2 car praie 10 minute drive to Newpon.
Olsa Matthewl
NIWf'OltT HAGH tt .Hl,000
3 bd. 2.S ba. In Corona del MarVil~e.
Custom decor. Gourmet kitchen.
Hush & Sharofl Swanson
~'ORT 81AGH U1f .000
3 bd. 2.5 ba. end unit with large dining
room. Custom marble fireplace. Large paoo.
Kate & Chuck Cole.worthy
COIT'AMUA
Elden Cove End unit townhome at the rear
or a low density 6 uO!l condo development.
BlmHanlnss
HUNT)N(JT'OH HAQf UH.MO
Nice upper unit with vi-of the greenbelt.
New carpet. flooring and paint. Gated.
Monique Vans
NEWPORT 81!ACH $6,J99,000
Enjoy the Balboa Peninsula Bay Front lifestyle! '4 bd. '4.S ba. Dock
for a 70' boat and side des.
Carta Broffman-Wyfrels
N!W,Ofl'T •!ACH fJ,-499,000
Bayfront Balboa Island. '4 bedroom 3 bath with shared dock for
up to SO ft. boat. Warm. charming custom.
Bill Schonlau
Nl!W,Otfr •IACH f2,9ff,OOO
Enjoy panoramic whitewater. coastal, Catalina. sunset and Palos
Verdes views from this entertainer's dream home. -
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Fab4Jlous 6,800 sq. ft. home under construction in Irvine Cove.
Private beach, ocean vi.w, larp lot and pool.
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IRVtME $S,1St .... 1.n acre lot in Shady Canyon•wktt fabulous eo'f course. canyon
and city light views. •
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LAGUNA UACM $1.H$. ....
Top quality, Marl< Sinpr contemporary home whh coudine,
canyon and city light views.
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SAN CLEMENTE $1,265,000
Immaculate Cancomar 4 bd., 3.S ba. home on
prem1um-s11ec:1 view stte. Supert> dec2iliog.
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LAGUNA BEACH $1 ,050,000
Premier oceanfront building. 2 bd .. 2 ba ..
updated & expanded. Deck & ocean view.
Ml..S# 5338315
LAGUNA BEACH $&)9,500
L~. non<onfonning charming duplex
with ocean peek. I bd .. I ba.. each unit.
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DANA ftOINT $I , I t0,000
Beautiful 3 bd, l .5 ba. home. Forever
ocean, mountain.& city llghu views.
Ml..S# L 11929
LAGUNA NIGUEL $149,900
Designer condo In resort-like community.
3 bd .. 2.5 ba. "
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FOOTHILL UNCH $700,000
Beautifully landscaped home with l
pergola~. 3 bd .. 2.5 ba .. built-in barbeque
ALISO V1IJO MH, toO
Super former model home with l bd .. loft.
2.5 ba. Incredible upgrades.
Ml..S# 5344016
ORANGE $17,500,000
Equestrian 4.6 acre family compound or corporate retreat. 2
Beautiful homes. Adjacent to Cleveland National Forest.
MLS# LI 1n1
LAGUNA BEACH $1,775,000
Classic 3 bedroom. 2 bath storybook cottage. Large, flat. Rl.
street-to-met lot. Walk to park and beach.
MLS# Ll3326
LAGUNA alACH $1,640,000
Spacious, refurbish.ct 4 bedroom. Catalina and panoramic ocean
view. Large backyard. WaJk to vtUqe.
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LAGUNA BEACH $1,lts,000
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Connie H&X.Hntl
l.AGUNA HILLS S 1,JS0,000
Nellie Gail custom home. '4 bedroom. '4.S
bath. remodeled throughout.
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NEWPOftT BEACH Sl,'95,000
Reconstructed view home with courtyard
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TURTLf ROCK Sl,099,000
Custom home with beautiful dea1ling
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lfN'INE SIH,000
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LAGUNA BEACH $6,895,000
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Magnificent bayfront contemporary/Balinese jewel
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BELCOURT CUSTOM $2,795,000
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LIDO ISL! S2,4tS,OOO
Remodeled family home on Udo Isle.
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Wonderful Udo Isle home with q~1nt
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~utifulty appolnted. traditional home with
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NSWPORT IHOftlS SH0,000
Liv. on the Yoil. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Pool.
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DOVlft SHOftl!S SI ,IH,000
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ONI '0ft0 ROAD $1,625,000
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SUNSET BEACH Sl,J49,000
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CORONA OIL HAR $199,000
Corona del Mar vlllap rear condo with
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Sue Youns
LIDO ISLE Sl,095,000
Beautiful, newly-constructed custom home
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NEWPOln' COAST $1 ,899,000
Drum home on one of the largest lots lo
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NEWPORT SHORH $719,000
Newport Shores beach house! Newer
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HAR80R COW $5,500 NII MONTH
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Beach lovers' dream with panoramic bay, jetty and
oceanfront views.
$5,600,000
Berft Mttchell
LAGUNA BEACH $5,250,000
Expanded and remodeled custom home. New landscaping and
new pool.
Shirley Harris
LIDO ISLE $4,595,000
Lido Isle waterfront estate with 45' on the sand.
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IAITSll>e COSTA MESA $119,000
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UDO ISLE $1,199,000
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PROPERTIES
315 Manne Avenue
B•lboa Island, CA
Otc. (949) 675-4822
Cell (714) 325-9055
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home with 3 car garage, features
a large open floor plan with
exquisite details and finishes
thtoughout. Hardwood flooring
crown molding, upstairs laundry
anCJ fully upgraded chef's kitchen.
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hallmark of this guard gated
community.
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Bayshores ..
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Rarely does one find privacy and convenience in the same place, however,
this wonderful four bedroom family home boasts an over-sized grassy
bcJckyard large er:iough f?r children's fun, barbecues and a vegetable garden
all within a shon walk to the park, tennis, pools and beach.
This newer home, designed by Monis Skendarlan, features clean lines with
subtle Asian influences, marble floors, separate guest suite, and a peek ocean
view from the upstairs master suite. Glass doors open from Uving. dining and
famtly rooms onto the private patio for entertaining on a large scale.
Emerald Bay residents enjoy a private beach, spacious parks, sue tennis
rourts, a swimming pool complex, and the secunty of24-hour gate guard and
patrol
This home is offered at $3,875,000.
For more inf ormation, call Nadine Barlholomew at (949) 640-3600. Strada
Propertie.s, 140 Newport Cettter Dn"ve, Ste. I 00. Newport Beach. 02004 Coldwell
Ha11ker Ret1l Estate Corporation. Owned and operated by NRT Inc.
Beautiful home in gated community ·-
This fabulous One Ford Road Balboa Plan 2 family home with three
bedrooms and three and one--halfbaths has many upgrades. Features include a
large gounnet kitchen with center island and eat-at bar, stainless steel Viking
appliances, Sub-Zero, granite counters, beautiful upgraded cabinetry, a dining
Jrea and an office nook.
French doors from the kitchen area open to a spacious side patio. This
residence also includes formal dining and IJving rooms, and a cozy family
room wi th French doors that open to the raised front porch .
The master bathroom has separate his and her sides, a spa tub and a walk-In
closet. Other features include bead board wainscoting and a Dutch door with
an eXlerior staircase from the third bedroom, beautiful dark maple hardwood
noors, crown molding and plantation shutters.
Community amenities feature a pool, two putting greens, a playground and
a fabulous gym.
This home Is offered at $1,649,000.
For more informatWn, call TiM °'"at (949) 64()..3600. Strada Properties,
140 Newport Center Drive, Ste. I()(), Newport BeMlc. 02004 Coldwell Banker
Rul Estate Corporation. Owned•"" opmitNJ by 'NR.1' (1fC.
Two light and
bright units
Excellent
o pponuruty for newer
income propeny
Both units are very
spacious. Each has
their own laundry
inside, two car garage
plus three covered
parking.
There is also a huge
sun deck with
fabulous harbor, bay
and city lights views.
)his home is
offered at $2,049,000.
For more information, call Natalie Putnam at (949) 640-3600. Strada
Properties, 140 Newport Center Drive, Ste. I 00, Newport Beach. C2004 Coldwell
Banker Real Estate Corporation. Owned and operated by NRT Inc.
Remodeled
Oceana ire
duplex
The upstairs unit
has three bedrooms
and two baths with a
sitting room off of the
master bedroom.
There are two large
balconies and a partial
ocean view from the
living room.
There are two
bedrooms and one
bath in the lower unit
(never lived in).
Custom cabinetry,
stainless appliances, travenine and textured Berber carpet are features.
Outdoors is a large slate patio, custom fencing and grassy garden.
This h ome is offered at S 1,699,000.
For more information, call Kevin Kubiak at (949) 640-3600. Strada
Properties, 140 Newport Center Drive, Ste. I 00, Newport Beach. 0 2004 Coldwell
Banker Real Estate Corporation. Owned and operated by NRT Inc.
Spacious home
with views
This lovely home of
approximately 2,800
square feet with
ocean views is on a
cul-de-sac. It is In a
n eighborhood of
newer, larger homes
close to schools and
open spaces.
Features include
three bedrooms, two
and one-half baths, a
large Uving room and
a separate dining room opening to a great oceanview deck. The separate
family room opens to the kitchen and breakfast area. The home Is Ught and
bright with good-siZed rooms. It is situated on a large lot, which ts
approximately 9,657 square feet. Great value for the price.
This home Is offered at $1 ,495,000.
For more information, call Brian G.Joltnson aJ (949) 640-3600. Strada
Properties, 140 Newport Center Drive, Ste. 100, Newp<?r! Beaclt. C2004 Coldwell
Ba,.lter RM( Eslltte Corpof"aHon. Otcmed "1tfd opuatd 6j Nkti 'me .
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Wonderful, charming home in Three Arch Bay 3 Bd. 3.5 Ba. In fanwdc gated community
J.Juv'°Ji ~h. · Jt,j49,000
Newly remodeled, single-story. cul-de-sac home
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Prime location. quiet Interior street
AMkJ-li/JJ · if;ts,ooo S'Dlffl J.AflfM • J)/9,000
Views of rolling hills. city li&hts and sunsets 2 Bd. condominium close to beach
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61 Sprucewood $1.225.000 Sun 1-'4 Megan Varga QJ er
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I 0"45 Balboa Avenue $985,000 Sun 1-4 Pamela Horton
BALBOA ISLAND
I I 5 Emerald Avenue $2.0"49.000 Sat 1-'4 Natalie Putnam
3 12 Sapphire Avenue $1,649.000 Sat 1-4 Susie Safford
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CORONA DEL MAR
870 Sandcastle $2.225.000 Sat 1-5 Jim Dlgrado
2910 Third Avenue $1.195.000 Sat 1-'4 Lance Boggs
Sun 1-4 Mary Kontra
CRYSTAL COVE
86 Sidra Cove $2.295,000 Sat 1-4 Cammy Leslie
DOVER SHO RES
1912 Santiago Drive $1 ,795,000 Sun 1-4 Dottle Austero
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
295 19th Street $895,000 Sat
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1-4 Dana Black
Sun 1-4 Dana Black
LAGUNA BEACH ct
1197 Skyline Drive $1,699,000 Sun 2-5 Kimberly Hutchlnp
103'4 Katella $1,299,000 Sat , ..... Barbara Hughes
LAGUNA NIGUEL
31617 Ea.st Nine Drive $525.000 Sun ll-2 Amanda Horton
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I 121 Gramtlle Drtw $1 .'495,000 Sun 1-4 Georgina Smith
2329 Private Road $1.3'49,000 Sat 1-4 Ohanesian/Holden
Sun 1-5 Bill Hill
2015 Deborah~ $998,000 Sat 1-4 Bob Coluccio
Sun 1-4 Bob Coluccio
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2312 Clifr Drive $2.199,000 Sat 1-4 Scott Singer
Sun 1--4 Scott Singer
ONE FORD ROAD
31 Loni Bay Drive $1 .6'49.000 Sun 1--4 Cammy Leslie
PROMONTORY BAY
'426 Harbor Island Drive $2,550,000 Sun 1--4 Marie Fargo-Sork
SHADY CANYON
19 Redbird $2.9'49,000 Sat 1--4 Jerry Snyder
Sun 1--4 Susan laird
TURTLE ROCK
125 Scarer.st $2.199.000 Sun 1-4 Linda Fetter
UPPER VICTORIA BEACH
2898 ~Terrace $1.SS0,000 Sat 1-4 Rlc.k MclntJr.
Sun 1-4 Rick Mclntlr.
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with beautiful harbor views. This timeless contemporary
house cannot be duplicated today at this price. 5 bedrooms •
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wine cellar on an approximately 16,000 square foot lot.
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<f bedrooms. 3.5 baths, office, audio engineered media room and
open family room/kitchen. Koi pond and patios set off the ext.erior. Exquisite materials
and detailing used throughout this elegant and very special property.
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mouncalns and dty IWa. 5 bedrooms. '4 bldw and chefs kJtchen. Separate guest quarurs.
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Elegant '4 bedroom. '4.5 bad't Shady Canyon villa. Designed around
an airy central courtyard with stunning gotf course views.
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Elegant French Normandy style residence in exclusive Pelican Hill.
Appraxlmat.ely 6,700 square feet encompasses 6 bedrooms and 6.5 baths. Gourmet kitchen.
formal IMng/dinlng salons, office/library. Built in 2003, highest quality construction
and ~ to detail. Exquisite finishes of cherry wood, French limenone and a slate roof.
Serene canyon views, formal entry courtyard. manicured grounds. ,
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speaacular main channel vtews and a dock for a '40 plus foot boat and a side tie.
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One of the most magnificent contemporary beachfront homes
eYer built in Orange County. Ed Lohrbach architecture.
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Newport Bw:h town."'4:>me In pted communky wtch a boat stlp to Kc:ommodate an
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All the luxurious services and amenities of the Montage Resort and Spa.
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Panoramic oceen, c:oasdlne and sunset vi9ws.
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Tum-by, wit contemporary home.
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Fabulous Balboa Plan 2 with 3 Bd. l.S Ba.
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grassy backyard. Serene setting close to
pari<, tennis, beach and school bus stop.
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CJose to beach. parl<, tennis and poofs from this
remodeled. .. bedroom em.nJd Bir home .
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Spacious Udo Isle bayfront home on the sand. Home is in immaculate
condition and shows well. Newer carpet and paint.
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Ouatandlng, beaudfully built, contemporary home on Udo Isle bayfront.
Large lot. cop-quality materials and finishes throughout.
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Gorpous, tu~ Udo Isle home.
Hup comer lot.
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and additional office/5th bedroom, Including beautiful master suite.
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One d d'9 wry best view lots
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spectacular sunsets are enjoyed from this gracious home .
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Great entertaining home. Open, spacious. light
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Fabulous location with forever views on a rare, oversized lot on
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This beaOdful custom nome features a downstairs master bedroom suite,
great floorplan, spariding pool and spa. and much more .
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2 bedrooms and 2 baths with vaulted ceilings. custom built-ins.
and is very light and bright. Very cozy downstairs
I bedroom and I bath unit. Each unit has Its own inside laundry,
2 car garage plus 3 additional parking spaces.
Htce sun deck wfdl ~lous harbor. bay and city Ip views.
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Absolutely gorgeous Newport Coast home in Aubergine.
Highly upgraded wtth designer touches throughout. Cul-de-sac location .
Au1P t!~'o · $1,225,000
'Wonderfully upgraded family home ideal for entertaining. Sweeping mountain. canyon, and
city light views. Single loaded street offers privacy in the desirable Talus development.
ta.If.Ji& CPJ~ ..#?eJa • Jt,500,000
Meticulously built custom home with over 3.200 square feet
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4 bedrooms. 4 baths plus 2 powder rooms. The home 1s graced with S lcahan marble
fireplaces. marble flooring. a fully equipped gourmet kitchen with morning room,
baths by Waterworks, a steam shower and sauna, a gym. a 500-bottle wme room,
an approximately 2,800 square foot subterranean garage and an elevator.
Exquisite French gardens host 3 fountains, a pool. spa and sweeping ocean views.
To view this property. please go to www.ehometoors.com
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l11e ~mlnat Wiii educate new
agents on what It takes to become
successful In the business
First Team Real Es1ate wtll 9e holding a ~career
dinner, Thursday. April 15 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the
company's~uccess Academy, 3785 Plaza Drive in Santa
Ana.
Ptat Team will feature top agent Thyra Dixon. She will
share how she closed more than $3 million in her 6m six
months In real estate.
Every year thousands of people In Orange County decide
to pursue a career in real estate. A real estate Qreet' can be
very lucrative, however, it is not for everyone. lllere are
only a few other carttn ln which there is a large gap
between those agents that att atrcmely successful and
those who do not sucettd.
"Here at Am Te.am, we are dedicated to ~ting new
agents about the truth on a career in Rea.I Estate,• Career
Director Ertn Dunn said. The semtrw wtD answer questions
such as: what does tt take to get ttaned, how you am
ensure your success and how much money you can make.
First Team Real Estate is dediated to the sua:as of their
new agents. No other real estate company oJfen a training
program with the Academy's success rate., and no other real
estate company oft"ers a 5 ,000-square-foot training fad1ity
exclusively for trainJn& new and aisting 1gmts.
•0ur academy is dedicated to provtdin& the tughest
quality of training ln the fteld of real estate sales,• Founding
Pres:tdent and CEO Camcron Merage said. •Offatng the
best service to the cUents is Finl Team's No. 1 pdodty and
we are able to do that throu8h our unsurpuled training
program.•
"'Ibis is not the easiest training nor the shortest. In fact, It
is the most intmae and comprehensive ral estate training
In the bWdneis, •first Tam Sllcall Academy Director Dale
Lawrence said. "We owe our dienu and 1111dmt1 aD the
tools they need to be sua:alful; the It.Ill demomallte that
It ls the moet ~. In fKt, In the IS Je111 Fw spent as
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Collection
Built in 200 I, this expansive home
combines the beauty of Spanish architecture
with modem amenities. Offering five
bedrooms and three baths, the home
measures a total 2,950 square feet.
A large gourmet kitchen opens to the
family room that offers a fireplace, study
alcove and informal dining area. The formal
Uving and dining room have been upgraded
with distressed hardwood floors. French
doors lead to a spacious patio with fountain and Spanish paver tiles are just some of the
amenioes of this fine home. The main level is complete with a guest bedroom and bath.
Upstairs, a romanuc master suite offers a private retreat. The luxuriously appointed bath
features an oval tub, separate shower and dual sinks.
The attached three car garage (one-side offers tandem parking) has been wired for future
use as a home office and has a window and separate side door entrance.
This home is offered at $836,500
For more information. call First Team's Leslie Cannichael at (714) 751-2181.
Exquisite village home
Found In an ideal location within Corona
de! Mar's village is this beach-close home,
perlect for family Uving or for those that enjoy
the Southern Californian beach lifesryle.
This Nantucket-inspired home Is spacious
In design. The open floor plan includes three
bedrooms with two and one-half bathrooms.
An elegant Areplace, fan window, plantation
'>huners and lofty catht!clral ceilings enhance
the light and bnght living room, wtule the
ddjacent fonnal dming room cn1oys a wall of
windows and tradiuonal chandeher
An efficiently de igned cher kitchen has white ceramic tile counters, garden window over the
~mk and white country·style cabmcuy St-parated from the family room by a breakfast bar, this
great room dcSJgn also o!Ters bght hardwood floors and French doors that open to the patio.
Rwlt-m bookshclvc~ grace the landing before you amve at the master bedroom.
Opumized for pnvacy, the grounds include bnck accented hardscape, lushly planted
flowerbeds and a wrap around patio area makes al fresco entertatning a breeze.
LocateJ nl•,1r the tennis cou.ru and Goldenrod's •foot bndge to the ocean,# this home is also
within proxuruty to shops, fine dining, Fashion I land and the Paci.fie Ocean.
This home IS offered at $1, 199,000
For more mjonnatio11. call Fim Team £.stat~· Kamz Cote at {714) 856-2278.
Simply sublime
Spectacular' Clty lights, oct!an and bay
views are the hallmark ofth1s four
bedroom. five bath contemporary-style
home In the heart of Corona dcl Mar.
Walls of glass doors flood the open,
flowing spaces in natural Ught. while
imported grarute floors adds a touch of
elegance. With approximately 4,000
square feet that includes a west facing,
oceanview front deck, this refi/led
address offers a wealth of comfortable
and luxwiously appointed rooms The
home's location is within walking distance to Fashion Island, the village and the beaches.
The pool and spa, columned pergola. built-In barbecue and sitting area are perfect for
entertaining.
The fonnal Uving room has glass doors that open to a spacious ocean view deck. The large
eat-in kitchen Is equipped with stainless-steel Viking appUances, custom cherry wood
cabinets, granite counters, center tsland and breakfast bar for four. The informal dining area
looks out at the deck and view beyond .
lo total the h ome offers a family room, dining room, den, master suite and two car
anached garage on an approximate half acre of manicured grounds.
This home is offered at $3 .495 million.
For more '"formaNon. caU Kent McNaughton at (949) 719-2050 or (949) 612-0006. Also,
prt1Mw the lwme onllttt using a virtual tour at ""'1Ml.ntU1p0rtfimlwmes.com.
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A pbcoomeoal Ooor plan for this large residence located in the heart of Corona del Mar. Close to all amenities and a stroll 10 the beach. This 4 bedroom, 4.S
~ ~ ~ be finished with lop of the line appliances, custom cabinetry. custom tile work, a sweeping staircase with wrought iron, foanal dining area,
libnry. LJVtng area opens to large decks 10 enjoy the ocean breezes. Ocean and Canyon views from the deck areas and still a large grassy yard.!". ·The home
is complimented with a 3 car garage!· StiJI ti.me to choose your paint and carpet colors! Offend 8t S2,175,000
· For any further informatWn on this home, please contact:
• MICHAEL BRINKMAN, BROKER
Your full ser vice local brokerage
949/759-0177
2744 E. Pacific Coast Hwy #8, Corona del Mar, CA 92625
MUW hosts home tour on Sun~ay, May 2
Visit a European-style farmhouse,
a California-style cottage and a Spanish-style home
Beth and Tom carney's European-style
farmhouse
Judy and Dave Norman's Callfomla-sty1e cottage Knot garden at sandra and Biii
Jensen's Spanish-style home
The 33rd Annual Home Tour will be presented on Sunday, May 2 from I •
5 p.m. by the San Clemente-Capistrano Bay American Association of
University Women. The self-driving tour features three enchanting and
creatl\'e homes, all with unique gardens.
Beth and Tom Camey's European-style famthouse is on I .8 lush acres in
Capistrano Beach's Palisades. Built in the late 1940s or ·sos, the ocean-view
home (once owned by Gep Duhrenberger) has been lovingly restored and Is
filled with unique antiques.
The early California-style cottage of Judy and Dave Norman, near the
Mission in San Juan Capistrano, features a shade garden with a 350-yeat'-Old
oak tree. The Normans have created a new house within an old one by
rewiring, expanding, fauxing and scowing flea markets and thrift stores.
Sandra and Bill Jensen's charming Spanlsh-style home features vintage
wicker furniture and garden chairs, plus many antiques. With views of San
Clemente Golf Course, their property includes a knot garden, espaliers,
topiaries. succulents, orchids and 160 varieties of roses.
Tickets cost $20 in advance ($25 at the door) and include refreshments.
Tickets will be available ln April at Melanie's Hallmark and Beth's
Conservatory in San Juan Capistrano; and in San Clemente a t Guinevere's
Gifts, Kelly's Hallmark and The Mole Hole. To reserve tickets, send a check
payable to AAUW to E. Endersby, 2305 Calle Monte Cristo, San Clemente,
Calif. 92672.
Proceeds from the Home Tol4r provide college scholarships. For mqre
information, call (949). 5 I 0-0736 or visit www.aauw-sccb.com.
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Located in Harbor View Hills, this custom home has lour bedrooms and
three and one-half baths. The property 1s 1\11Jt\.'d vn an oversized lot with a
private backyard featuring a pool and spa
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Interior highlights of this fabulous res1 demc, which offers more than 5,000
square feet of graaous livmg areas, mcluc..le an entry wnh sweeping staircase
and Tuscan columns, vaulted ceilings, spacious hvmg. wrung and family
rooms, a gourmet kitchen, four fireplace , a game room and library
This home Is offered at $2, 150,000
For more tnformatfon, call Carol Brossr1 of Coldwell Banker's /n•ine o.ffia at
(949} 552-2000. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage is the leading
residential real estate company in Orrmg.e County witli 17 offices and more than
900 sales associates. More information about Cofdlt'el/ Banker Orange County is
available on line at u;ww.cbsocal.com. Coldwl'll Hrmka Residential Brokerag.e is
a member of tu NRT family of compa11ies NRT l11corporated. the nation ·s
leading residenHal real estate brokerage company. ll 11 subsidiary of Cendant
Corportlllq# (NYSE:CD).
Elegant front unit in prime Corona del Mar location
Situated in a prime location, south of Paofil Coa~t I h#lway m the heMt ol
Corona del Mar, thjs front umt is a masterp1cn: of l'll·i.:.incc Offered in
pristine, mo ve-in condition, this classic Eurnpe.u1-s1ylc town home 1s dc:-1gncJ
for a lifestyle of comfort and style.
Interior features of this residence include a un1quc, nistom wood Cdrwd
front door, gounnet kitchen with Viking appliances, gramtc and limestone, a
custom stone fireplace and elegant French doors There are a total of th rel'
bedrooms and three and o ne-half baths
This home is offered at SI ,550,000.
For mtJ1'e information, call Trisha Marshall or Owck Al/e11 of Coldwell Bankrr's
Newport Beach offia at (949) 644-9060 or Trisha di redly at (714) 296-2038 mid
Chuck directly at (949) 7 J 8-77 44 . Coldwdl Banker Residential Brokerat,e is the
kading residenNal rMl estate company in Orange Co1mty with J 7 offkes and more
than 900 sales associates. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerat,t is a member of the
NRT fa"'ily of CQftfpanies. NRf {ncorporaterJ, t~ nati<m's lutding residential real
estate brok~e oompany, is a subsidiary of CeNiant Corporation (NYSE.CD).
So, if you'd like more
information, call today.
Betsy Banker
Account Executive
949.347.1729
949.212.4744 cell
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£.1penm<Y' t/Jr .J1j11ple ben111y 1f a Mafk ~Vn[lrr dt'.•tf!lled lwmr lomted in o quiet. gated. .rlmred
rompmmd w1ill rem<ufmhle fYll~} v11 l'lf'tN . ../ bedmomr. 3 . .5 batltJ', rat~} 'Oii & ocea11 deu:r, gour-
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1045 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, California • Office: 949.494.2124 • LaguhaSeaside.com
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Ocean and coastline view property
This three bedroom, three and one half bath home ofll'n. spectJcular oc ea11
and coastline views. The property fcatun::s cathedral cc1hn1Zs. a hvtng room
fireplace, fom1al dining room, and a gounne1·-. kJtchen w1th an ,.,land .:md
spacious eating area. The residence also has a main floor family ronrn and
office or guest bedroom. Other luxunes include J pmio, balcony, expansivt•
wmdows, a lower level master suite w1Lh fireplace .:ind an excellent lloor plan
Tru home is offered at $1,200,000.
Fur more i11fomuttion, cnll Peter cmd Shiril'y Tc•1t/!,t'f u/ Pmdrnlial Ct1f!/on1111
Realty's Three Arch Bay branclr at (949) 487-7700or 1•fol /ltnr web\t/1• 11/
www.tenger.com. Their office is locafrd al 32356 '\011th O>ml I l(~lm•1~\' ~011/lt
lAgmra. Prudential Califonria Realty IS proud lo be rt l/11'111111'r <~ll /11//IC'St'rt'l(t'.\
of America ltlc., a Berkshirc I latharMy a.fjlliaic' Pmdwtra/ Calij1Jr11111 Realty 1~
ranked among llte natio11 's Top 5 ret1l es/air comprmit's ur1tJr more //um $1 7
111·111011 m safes volume, according to Natimztll Rdurntro111111d R('((f htatr
Mttgazine, Aprll 2003.
1 80-degree ocean views
Olkring 180-t.lt·gree on•,rn vu:w' from every room, this rcsidt•nce is with111 ..i
~1onc'<; throw ofTJblc Rork beach There .ire three bedrooms .ind two and
thrl'e-quartc~ ba1hs. W11h aJJ rooms kadtng onto decks, the recently
rrmotlded propl•rty leaum·~ a lar~e patio ,uca with a huilt-m harberne
The property has been listed via V,1lue R.1nge Marketing, which m eans the
.,l·llcr w11l entertain all ofkr ... hetWl'Cn $1,200,000 and $1,400,000
Far more! mfon11aH011. mil Samit Sch ult: of Prudentra/ Califon11a Realty's
Th ree Arch Bay branch 1tl (949) 290 48H7 or (949) 793 -5030. You can al.so
e-mail her at u1ralrsd111lt: 1 ~hol11111il com. l la o.Jjice is located at 32356 South
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Prudrnlia/ 0 1l(frm1ilt R1•al~v r:-rn11kcd 11111011}!. the 11atro11 'f Top 5 rt.'lll estate
conrp1m1t's witlt more tlrt111 S 17 b1ll1m1 in sak~ 11ulu111e, acrcmii11g to Nalionu/
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One Nautical Mile's quality features, convenient location and pricing
make it one of th e best homebuying values in N ewport Beach
Visit the builder's
website to register your
interest in this new
neighborhood
I lighJJghted by quality
architectural appoinunents, an
urban Newport Beach location ,mu
prices anticipated to start from thl·
$600,000s, Shea Homes' One
Nautical Mile is poised to offer
Orange County homcbuyers an
exceptional value in the month'>
ahead. As plans progress for this
gated neighborhood's highly
anticipated preview opening,
<ierious homebuyers arc
encouraged to register their
interest today by visitin~
www .sheahomes.com.
"There are several key elements
to consider when determining a
complete h omebuying package
and One NauHcaJ Mile is going to
be that opponunity," explained
Yvonne Espinoza, director of sales
and marketing for Shea I lomes.
"Thl• price._ arc OUl<\t<tnding ror ,1
brand ncw NL·wpnrt fk.ll h
rl'!>tdl•mc and thc COll\'l'lltt'nt
loc.:i 1io11 is ickJI tor yuu11g
profe...,,10nal..., .md coupk~ who
want to bt' rw.u the coJ"1 a'> wcll
as thdr place!'> nt employml.'nt
Today·..., homl'l>uyers .1re ,1Jso
more -;.lVvy than t•ver and
undcrstand thJl deg.int ft•,1turt•.,
acccnt11Jll' the overall financial
value and visu..il he<tuty of a
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"Thl· townlwmcs of Ont·
NJutical Mile have bccn
thoughtfulJy pl.inned to offer an
ambiance of casual sophisricauon
as well as a sense of fu11ct ion Wt•
realize char peoplc who arc
intcrcsted in th1 -; Newport Bl.'ach
coll cction want livahk, efflcienr
home.• . with spaces and
appointment. that reflect thl'1r
individual s1ylc1-o and personaltt1L''
Whether you enjoy hosting dinm•r
panics with friends or would
rather spend leisurely weekend'
lounging a t the heach, this
ncighhorhood was cksignl'll lo
attommodatt' thl.' way pl'oplc liw
at a pmc they t-.:u1 aflord,"
E'>pinoza added.
The tntim<1tc, wclcommg:-c11i11g
nl One NautJC:al Mile will br
ev1cknt in various architectural
displJy~. Fireplaces will be
feJllm~d in the family room of thc
Plan Onl' and the great room 111
the l'l.ln Two. The moclt-rn
kitchen~ will he lully equipp('J
with C £. White appliilnU.'"· a food
preparntion island, convcnient
breakfast bar ,md a wJlk in pantry
in Plan Two
AJditional highlight" nf Onl' ·
Nautical Milc will include birch
cabin<:try, tairGlSe~ with tclrvl'd
maple handrails and rai1>cd p.ml'I
inccrior doors. Private mJstcr
-;ui1cs will showcase spaciou...,
walk-in closet , full height
bathroom mirrors and chroml'
Price Pfister llxtures i11 thl' mastl'r
bathrooms. The homes will
fea ture advanced integrated
pre-wiring packages for lntcractivc
lifl'"itylcs, inrluJing Category 5c
cable wi1h connection..; w the
rclt•vi.,wn .m<l phonl' 111 .11! Chl'
bl.'drooms. E;Kh resid ence will
also 1nclu1.k an array of energy
effiucnt amenities.
"A1> interest continue!'! to grnw,
now is the tim e to rcc<.'iVl'
imponant pre-qualifying
infom1ation regarding One
Nau1ical Milt>, especially Jts
exceptional financial hcnd'its. The
combination of valuable tax
sav111gs, the absence of costly
Mello Roos fccs and today's
hi-.tori cally low interest rates art•
m~1king it possihk to purchase the
hnmc you have always wantL•d.''
l:.spmoza said
The neighborhood 's t}CCcssihle
loc.i11on near the cornN of I 5th
Street and Superior will place
rcsidl'nts within easy reach nf
I !oag I lospital as well a, ils
surrounding ml'dical offices Jnd
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E1pn1e11r'f' tlw .r1i11ple ben11ty of a Mark Singer df'.rif(tu•d l1ome located in o q11ie1. gated, .rhared
rompound 1nih remarkable m11) v11 .. l'ieu1J~ 4 becboo111.1~ 3. 5 batlu. rm~HJrt & ocean rieu1.1; go11r·
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More Insight f>cttcr Rcsulb
for addilional informalion, please call or visil our websile al lagunaseaside.com
1045 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, California • Office: 949.494.2124 • LagunaSeaside.com
Ocean and coastline view property
This three bedroom, three and one hall h.ith home olft·r.. spt.'l1acular ot 1.\111
and coastlme views The property features cathl'dr.il ccthn#!,S, a li\•tng room
hreplace, formal dining room, and a goum1e1·, k1tc.:hen w11h an 1:.land and
~pacious eating area. The residence .1bn has a mJJtl Onor t • .muly room and
office o r guest bedroom Other luxum·~ indmk J patio, hdkony. cxp.insiw
wmdows, a lower level master swtc With fireplace .10d .ll1 cxcdkni Ooor rl.10
This home is offered at $1,200,000
For more infomzation, en// Peter rmd ShirltJ• TC11J.:t'r o/Prude11ttnl Ci1/1/m111t1
Realty's Three Arch Bay bra11clt at (949) 487 7700 or 111s1t lllt'lr u·1·/111t1· at
u•ww.tl'tlger.cQm. Their office is wcated 11t 323t;6 '011t/1 Comt ll1;E{hm1y Soutlr
Lt1g,11n11. Pmdential California Rral~v 1r pro11d to /le a mc·mba of! lflmt•St'n·1cc1
of America Inc., 11 Berkshire I lathnw11y affiliate Prud1·11/1t1l Qll~fon1111 Rml~v 11
mnked among the nation :r; Top 5 real estalt• cv11111m11e.1 ui1tl1 mort• than $ 1 7
f1iflion 111 sales volume. acrording to .Valwnal Rdamtum 1111d RMI r ~lt1t1·
Ma[!llzine, Apn'l 2003.
1 80-degree ocea n views
Olfrnng I 1:m llcgrt'e Ole.in vkw-, Imm eVL'ry room, this residt.'nce ls within .1
.;w1w'<, throw ol T.ihlt• Rotk hc.::tch There are three bedrooms and two and
threl·-quaner-h.uh:.. With all room!> leading onto decks. the recently
rl·rnodeled propeny fcatun!:. a large pauo area with a huilt-in barbecue
The propeny h<t., been l1s1cJ via V..ilue Ra11~e Markctin~. which means tlw
\dler w11l entenam aJJ olfor-. between S 1,200,000 and $1,400,000
For more m/onnt1tt011. mil St1ra'1 SL·hult= olPrndet1t1t1f California Realty'~
Tltrt't' Arch Hay bmnch at (9491 290 4HH7 or (949) 793-5030. You can also
e-mail ha al >:rJml1 tch11lt: 1 (11/wtmail com /Irr office is loct1fcd at 32356 South
Coa~l I l1p.hw11y South Lltf,1111<1 Prt11/mlinl Ct1lifomitt Realty is proud to bt· 11
mnnba cf I lomrSt'11•in·~ o/ Amenm lnr . ct 8erhl11re I latlwway affllu1te.
P1111k nfial G1/~j(1ntir1Rt'lllfy1s rmrkl'd r11no11g lltl' 1u1ti<m ·~ Top 5 rt'al estnft•
com11t1111t:~ witlr more than S 1 7 billw11 in 1ah•1 i·olume, acrnrding to National
Rt'loca/1011 and Rm/ J:slak Mt1/!,11;111c· April 200~ ildditw nal mm111my
111/t11711c1tu111 can /Jc obt11111n l af 1t·w11• 11r11dc11/111/cal com
One Nautical Mile's quality features, convenient location and pricing
make it one of the best hom ebuying values in Newport Beach
Visit the builder's
website to register your
interest in this new
neighborh ood
Highlighted by quality
Jichitectural appointments, an
urban Newpon Beach location and
prices anticipated to stan from thl'
$600,000s, Shea I Io mes' One
Nautical Mile is poised to offer
Orange County homebuyers an
l'Xccptional value in the months
ahead. As plans progress for tfos
gated neighborhood's highly
anticipated preview opening,
'>Crious homebuyers are
encouraged to register their
mtere. t today by visiting
www.sheahomes.com.
"There are several key element!>
to consider when d etermining a
complete ho mebu ying package
and One Nautical Mile is going to
he that opportunity," explained
Yvonne Espinoza, director'of sales
and marketing for Shea Homes.
"Th(• pnCL'S .:m.· outo;t.111d111g tor .1
hrilJH.l rww Nl'\.''port lk.ll h
re~idt'lll L' .rnd the l OtWl'lllt'nt
lotJti1111 is ideal for y1n111g
prnk..,..,1onal-. .11HI nmplc.., ''ho
want to hr llL'•lr thl' co.ht JS wl'll
as thl'ir p!Jces of employment.
TodJy'-, homchuyers an• .11-.n
rnorl' -,Jvvv thlln l'Ver and
undcr-.tan~i that l'll'gant kMun.·s
accent 11atl' the overall lin,mcial
vaJuc and vi'>ual heauty nl a
home ..
"ThL' townht>llll'" ol Onl'
Nautic,11 Mill' have bet.•n
thou~htfully planned to of kr an
ambiance of casual !\ophisticat1nn
as well J S a scn~c o f functi<m. Wl•
realize that people who an·
interc,.ted in thi<; Nt·wport Beach
collection want livabk. l'lfkient
home\, with spac.cs and
appointments that reflect thl'ir
indlviduaJ style~ and pcrson.llitic~
Whether you enjoy hosting dinm·r
partic with friends or would
rather s pend leisurel y weekend'>
lo unging at the beach, this
neighhnrhnod was tle'>1gned 111
an:ommodate the way pl•oplc ltvc
at a pncl' thl'y can u.flord."
l:spi1w.£.1 aJdcd
Thl' intimate. we lcoming St•lting
ol One Nau tical Mile will he
l'Vidcnt Ill various architc.•ctural
dbpl.ty\. Fin•places will lw
fL·atu n.'u in the family room of thl'
Plan One and the great room in
the Plan Two . Th e mmft>m
kitchem will he fully equipped
with G E White appltann·"'· a food
prl'para11on island, con vl'nknt
breakla~t bar and a walk in pantry
in Pl.10 Two
Additwnal highJi~ht~ of Onl'
Nautical Mile will include birch
cabinetry, stalrca~es with cc.lrvl'd
maple handrails and r.1i. ed panel
inte rior d oors . Prl vatt• mastl'r
"Uitcs will showcase ~paciou!\
walk-in closet., fu ll height
bathroom mirrors and chrome
Price Ptlster fixt urcs in th e ma .;t L'r
bathrooms. The homes will
featur<.· advanced integrated
pre-wiring packages for i11tcr.l<.'tiw
life,tyks, including Catl•gory SL'
<.,1hlc with connection.; to the
tl'll'vision aml phone tn all thl'
hl'tlmoms. E.Jch residence will
abo include an array of cneri:..ry
efficient amenities.
·As interest continUl'!'l to grow.
now is the tim e to rcn•ive
imponant pre-qualifying
infomMtion regarding One
Nautic<tl Mile, especially its
exceptional fmancial bendhs. llw
combination of valuable tax
savings, the absence of costly
Mello Koos fees a nd today's
hhtorica Uy low interest rates arl'
making it po. siblc to purchase the
home you have always wanted,''
Espinoza said.
Thl' neighhorhood'. acccssihlt.•
location near the cornl'r of 15th
Street and !-lupcrio r will place
resid ents within easy reach of
I loag I lospital as wclJ as its
surrounding m~dical otnccs and
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Community Evl'nt<, Comm1tlt'(' 4 p .m
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Laguna Board of Realtors,
939 Glenneyre Street. Laguna Beach. CA 92651
(949) 497-2474 • Fax (949) 494-3887 www.lagunaboardofrealtors.com
Go for the natura l garden look
By Doris A. Black
To create J natural ~ardl•n, you must
111m11r n.tttm• U!>mg J1ve~1ty, nature
hJlances itsdt m cxntmg cind magical
ways All den1ents work togelher as
pan of a larger whuk·. A natural garden
will evolve, and a' J gardener, you will
have the pnv1Jege of watching it
change.
A natural g.i.rden requuc~ le!>S water .
pes11ades and fen1lizers than a
trawuonal garden, and 1s easier to
maintain It is aesthetically pleasing to
the eye and .11traC1s wtldlilc
A natural garden hJ., four key
dements:
Ui.e of natural matenal.,
SecnuHgly random 1.iyt·rl•d planungs
Dnfi planting
M1rumal interference trom thl·
gardener once l'Stablt:.hed
Planning I!> esscnual to estahhshmg
.i natural gartlen. Stan hy ohst'rvtng
the lay of lhe lam.I, adding contour..
.md hills toJ'lW.ke the lc1ntl more
interesting and appeaJmg to w1ldlik
Use narural matenal5, such as log:. or
<,tones Group stones an ci random
pc1nem, half burying -;0111e to give the
look of age. Rctammg walls, whether
made of stone or wood, provide shl'ltcr
tor all ltinds of wik!Ule
Before going ofT to l hoosc pl.mts,
prepare your 11cw garden h~·d The
naturaJ garden bed should he broad
and deep to allow for layenng Remow
,11l exist111g ~od and check the soil
texture Make sure 1t 1s the light
consistency for your re~on of the
l ounr.ry . 011 that ''too rno1S't o r too
dry m.1y not ll!>tam the plants you
choose unlesi. anwndeJ Most plJnh
will grow be!>t m .1 loamy !>Od, one
cons1o.;tmg of mall pan1de., thdt
crumble when squcezetl 111 the fist Till
rhe soil 1>1x to nine inches deep and
remove all weeds
Your choice o f plants will be
Jetennined by the amount of ,;un or
shade available, the amount of rainfall
the site gets and whether or not the
site 1s windy or sheltered ChOV!>t'
plants that are compatJble wilh lhe
condit1oru of your sue, select.mg natJve
speues whenever possible Buy everal
plants of one type, so your garden
doesn't look like a hodgepodge of
rruscelJaneous plants. Plant in
groupings with identical plants
together in drifts.
Include trees, bushes, gras~es and
noweling plants in your natural
garden. Plant trees fll'St while there 1'
plenty of room to work. Dig a hole
twice as deep and twice as wide as thl
root ball, backfiJling to bnng the root
crown to ground-level height Group
bushes together, taller ones toward th
back of the garden and those growmg
to medium height toward the center c
the bed. Plant the bushes slightly
doser together than recommended, .,1
they'll grow into one shape as lht'y
might m the wild.
When placing plants, consider how
they will look together when
blooming. Choose a hannomoui.
combination of annuals and
perennials. Mulch each plant with
natural materials, such as·cocoa hull,,
compoS!, shredded bark, pme needle~
or sLraw
Pruning ofbu'ihes should be kept 111
a n11rumum as it forces the tips to
c;pruut, making 1t difficult for hmh to
enter. Prune dense trees if necessary It)
allow sunlight to filter through. If you
have lhe space and the desire, includl'
a pond 111 your natural landscape
Ponds proVJde a rid1 envU"Onment for
plants and wildJife alike.
All gclidenmg 1s a matter of trial aml
l'rror and your natural garden will be
no different. Don't hesitate to remove
plants that don't perfonn to your
satisfaction o r are invasive. A ceruun
amount of mamtenance 1s required at
the begmrung, especially the removal
of unwanted weeds. As Mother Nature
lays her hand on your garden, you
may discover all kinds of•volunteers •
Carefully seleC1 lhose to remove,
though, a.c; common weeds like lh1stk·
of1en attrad butterflies and
hummmgbuds, helping to balancc the
t'."cology of your bed
By working in harmony with natun•
you can create your own natural
garden right in your own backyard
Once established, your natural garden
will require very linlc care.
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continued from 107
businesses. One Nautical Mile
homeowners will also experience
a coveted coastal-dose lifestyle.
with Pacific Coast Highway and
Newport's fa vorite beaches just a
<>hort bike ride away.
The award-Winning architeetural
firm, William Hezmalhalch ,
designed the imaginative floor
plans for One Nautical Mile. Two
dynamic townhome designs wiU
offer approximately 1,762 to
l, 9 13 square feet of three level
living space, with three bedrooms
plus an office, two and one-half
baths and a two car garage.
Interior highlights (per plan), will
feature a great room, dining,
living and family rooms, and a
patio on the second level.
Residents will also be able to en1oy
common outdoor seating areas
with fireplaces in the privacy of
this gated neighborhood.
Shea Homes of Southern
Califomia ls a member of the J .F.
Shea family of companies, which
includes America 's largest
privately held homebuilder.
Established 111 J 88 J, Shea takes
pride in its long history of carin~
about the products it builtis, now
including homes, as well as the
pcoplc who will be living in thcm.
Over the pa~t century, the J.J=.
Shecl family of companies has
accompli hcd extraordinary
milestones including working on
the foundation of the IJndmark
Goldt·n Gate Brid~e. working on
the San Fram:1sco Bay Area's ~ip1d
Transit System (BART). and
serving as a managing partner for
the J looYcr Uam . Yet, Shea's mo. t
satisfying achievements continue
to be h ow we listen to our
cust0mers' needs, and thereby
provide quality workmanship
throughout our extensive
selection offloor plans in the most
convenient and desirable
neighborhoods available. Every
member of the Shea Team, from
the experienced sales counselors
co Shea Mortgage, Shea Design
Studio and Shea Financial Services
l committed to making each
customer's home buying
experience rewardlng.
For 11wre infonttation regarding
Sltea I fomes, visit the company's
website at www .sheahomes.com.
P l~ t) P E R 1-I I: S
Linda McClain
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(949) 293..o942
Ca"Jra(ufafiom on J OUr
recent Jaft in 'Monarch 'BMchf
HHth•r Marshall
Rea Ito,.
(949) 718~ " 105
Cai!Jraf ukfionJ on IJOUr
recent Jafe of 'Po(lar!
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N EWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
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Classes &
Events
April
Thursday. April 1
Escaf a' 5 hilltop setting and Sanso I
gourmet kitchens at Talega of Sa
Clemente a major draw
Ocea n-close
neighborhood continues
to impress homeb uye rs
approxima tely 2,263 to 2.453
sq uare feet, with three and four
bedrooms, up to three baths anc
two car garages. A variety of
design options and per·onaHzm.
opportunities are available in
8.45 a m., GPA Commmee Meeting
11 a m. -2 p .m .. Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
l:s<alJ and Sanso! at Talega of
San Clemente conrinue to genera1e
incredible sale s uccess. with
hom ebuyers drawn to the
nl'ighborhoods' elegant design.s
elect residences, including a
library, additional bedroom ant
<leeks. Prices are from the high
$600,000s.
Friday, April 2
11 a.m -2 p .m .. Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Tuesday, April 6
9 a.m .. Aff1l1ate Comminee Meeting
Wednesd ay, April 7
9 . 11 a m . Valet MLS Beginning Class
2 -4 p.m , Vale t MLS Advanced Class
Thursday April 8
11 ·a.m. -2 p.m , Broker Open House areas 9, 11 , 12, 25, 26. 27
F nday, April 9
11 am -2 p m, Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Wednesday. April 14
9 a.m., MLS Committee Meeting . ,.
Thursday. April 15
11 a.m .. 2 p.m Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12. 25, 26, 27
Friday, April 16
11 am. -2 pm, Broker Open House areas 1 8. 10, 14 1 /
Wednesday, Apnl 21
9 -11 a.m , Valet MLS Beginning Class
2 4 p m , Valet MLS Advanced Class
Thursday. Aprcl 22
9 a m., Board of Dcrectors Meeting
Friday, April 23
11 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Open House areas 1-8. 10, 14-17
Wednesday, Apnl 28
9 . 11 am. Valet MLS Beginning Class
2 4 p m . Valet MLS Advanced Class
Thursday, April 29
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11 a m -2 p.m .. Broker Open House areas 9, 11 , 12, 25, 26. 27
Friday. April 30
11 a m -2 pm , Broker Op en House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Orange Coast Association of Realtors
401 North Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 722-2300 • fox (949) 642-4105 • www.ocoor.com
and t.lesirable coastal-close sett mg.
Beca use Standard Pacific Homt·s
knows that finding the ri ght h ome
l'i one thing. out choosing the
righ1 homeouild er is cveryt~ng,
m1crl' ted homebuye r:, are mv11ed
to tour these very popular
rnllcct1orn, today.
Sansol's floor plans offer
appro ximately 2,973 to 3,4 77
square feet, with three to five
bedrooms, up to four and one-ha
baths and garage configurations
that can accommodate up to thr~
cars. Several residence have the
convenience of d own tairs
bedroom s. A multitude of
personalizing oppo rtunities (per
plan), include a h obby room.
master re treat, den , library, loft ,
game alcove, studio or deck. Pm L
are from the mid $900,000s.
"Escala ant.I ansol are bo1h
t•11jnymg an overwhelm i n~
rc)\pnnse from Orange County
homt•buycrs and are evolving
wi1hin this prcstigiou!>
c.:ornmun11y ," explamed Pam
Johnson, o;t•nio r c;aJcs counselor at
l:scdlcl . "In laL1, Escafa recently
wdc:oml'd it !> fir 1 move-ins ant.I
nl'ighbor.. Jrc getting to k now
e.lch other I lomcbuyer~ who w.m t
to purc:h.:i ... c a new home here a rc
cncc 1urcJgctl to n.~gic;ter their
intcrL'.'it today for next weekend'c;
newt•s1 phase release. wh ich is
already generating con idcrable
L'XC:ite~owcasing a coveted locati~ighest point of the
neighborh ood, with sperucular
panor.imas and cul-de-c;ac settings.
this particular phase is very
dc~irable "
E cala and Sanso! are close w
Vista del Mar K-8 School, Libe rt y
Park and the Talega Village Centc
which i planned for an array of
shops. Located within the a me
vicinity, Standard Pacific Ho mt·.-.·
Amalfi neighborhood ls also
gene rating incredible sales suc.:ct·~
wi t hin this desirable Talega
etting.
Talega of San Clemente, situa1l'd
on 3,500 acres and located three
miles fro m the Pacific Oce~off rr·
an Jrray of neighborhoods r gm,K
in price from the $400,000 t
As San-.ol continues to captivate
ho mcbuyers. the gourmet kitch ens
arc a major focal point for many
who a ppreciate their functional,
efficient designs and high-end
amenities. Ideal for preparing
ca-.ual meals as well as special
holiday feasrs, the Sanso) kitchens
come complete with Whirlpool
Go ld Appliance Packages in white
or black, cast iro~inks, sla b
gran ite countertops and
storage-enhancing flood
preparation islands. The included
ldmiJy-sizcd nooks are the perfect
place for breakfa t with the
t.:hildren or reading the morning
paper.
Amid o ngoing demand,
homebuyers are urged to visit
Escala and Sanso! to experience
their incredible appeal firsthand
mo re than$ I million that appeal ll
a variety of lifestyles . Many o f
Taleg~ residences have view of
the ocean, the golf course, parks or
open space. Talega residents e~joy
rich amenities including 19 miles
of trails and the Talega Golf Club
and Grille with its 18-hole, Fred
Couples ~signature• golf cour e.
Among the pri vileges exclusive to
Talega residents are the seven-dcrc
Talega Swim and Athletic Club
with a 6,000-square-foot
clubhouse that has activities and
clubs for the entire family, a
multi-purpose sport court, sant.I
volleyball courts, water play
fountains, junior Olympic pool amt
resort pool. When completed,
Libeny Park will feature a private
facility that includes a regulation
size pool for Talega's swim team,
the Tiger Sharks.
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through its subsidiaries and joint
ventures, Family Lending Service!.,
SPH Mortgage, WRT Financial and
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For more inf onnalion on Family
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TYPE PHONE
K (80~) 344·2739
R (800) 59 t ·4446
R (888) 6.4 1 ·6900
R (888) 411 ·4246
R (800) 887·9106
K (877) 459·6467
K (888) 896 4CAL
A (888) 4_56·£223
A (800) 478 5995
A (877) ~4·9920
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R (949) 729 9200
K (800) 350 4496
R (800) 400·1611
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s (800) 250·1713
R (858! 756·1344
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R (800) 867·9813
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5 375%
5 375%
5 250%
5 750%
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30 5 430
30 5 430
30 5 460
45 5 310
30 5 820
30 5 67 7
30 4 649
30 5 119
30 4 980
45 5 387
30 5 016
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30 5 41 <'
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30 5 480
30 5 243
30 5 413
30 5 434
30 5 200
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2004 Officers and
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Officers
Rick Mcintire President
Les Jenison President-elect
Michael Gosselin Vice President
Jan Wendorf Secretary/Treasurer
Directors
Wayne Baglin • Rick Gold • Dave Schaar • Ed Brown
Beverly Milosevic • Rich Tusa • Marie Thomas
Executive Vice President, Robbin Wignall
939 Glenneyre St., Laguna Beach, CA 92651
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Ca rrie Allen • Diane Coltrane
Bing Girling • Jake Klohs • Judy Mertz
David Prince • Jim Weisenbach
Executive Vice President
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Think safety first when starting Spring projects
·spring Into Safety·
campaign offers helpful
tips for your Spring home
improvement chores
in1 urit•s relawd to power g.rn.kn
l'q u1pment ltkl· tnmnll'rl> ,rn d l'dgl'r'.
.mother 60,000 Tl'tjlllfl' trt•atnw111 lor
ldwn mower rl'IJtt•d 1111unes .111d J
whopp111g 1-15,tlOO folk!> t'nd up u1
till' ER from accHknt)) 111v0Jvjng
lclt.kk rs. Rememhl•r, not <111 of the'ie
As happens every Spring, people pt•oplt> were on l;HJtkr!t or mowing
everywhere h aul o ut power tools, their lawns for the hri.t time. In fat1,
lawn equipment and ladders as part n·~ often compl.Kency, the thought
of a Spring sp ruce-up. Some tackle of"l'vc don1.: th1!. I oo 11me .... H that
1obs they've done for years and get~ even handy lolk~ into troubk
know well, while others are nov1ct• So whetlwr you'r1.• .:t pro or just a
to _making horn~ improvements . All beginner with h onw 1mprow mcn1
have one thing m common. though a projects, take a look di tlw
number of them end up taking a trip recommendations from UL and
to their local h ospital's emergency others When workin~ wi th ladder~
room due to a preventable mish ap A some tips to remember art'
couple of years ago, the venerable • Don't carry equipment, pamt
Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) buckets, etc., while climbing up a
launched its laddl·r U e d tool
"Spring into hdt, or have pamt
Safe ty" campaign handed up to
in an effort to cut Safety should be a major you And
down the amount remember, only
of yearly injuries consideration first last and one person on a
s uffered by ladder at a umc1
do-it-yourselfers. always when doing any kind of • Always use a
According to UL, ladJer that's the
some JS,OOO home Improvement no matter nght height for
people are treated what time of the year. the job to avoid
annually for overcxtcndmg,
.ind nL•vc r stand on the huckct shell
nr thl' top rwo rungs.
• Don 't U!.>e a ladder th.11 h.i~ loo e
nrngs. split rail!. or rungs that an.·
'tHkd by paint, grl'asc or mud. A
tlea11 tool is a s,1fe tool
• Always face the ladul'r when
working -leaning s ideways or
bac kwards is tempting the laws of
ph ysics. Breakin g tho l' laws may
le.id you to brealun~ o;omethjng clo;e
•Metal ladders don 't belong on
roofs, or witlun 50 feet of power
Imes
• Make sure the ladder rests on a
~oUd, l\'!vel surface Never try to
mcreasc the heigh t of a ladder by
putung boards. bncks or anythmg
el t' beneath it
• Watch where you place a ladder,
avoldmg blind com ers and
doorways If necessary, ro pe off the
area to avoid children, pets, etc .
from running into it
Some safety tips when work.ing
with mowers. trimmers and other
power tools arc
• Never use electric mowers,
edgers or trimmers on we t grass or
shrubbery, or in the rain . Start 10
mo w or trim from the area neares t
the outlet, letting the cord out as you
go, th is lessens the n sk ofcuttmg tlw
cord . Make sure that you use an
extension cord rated for the com.•ct
power and for outdoor use
• Sto re gasoline I.fl a UL listl'd
container, and always fill and start
the mower outside.
•Don't leave an unattended
mower where small children can ~l'I
to it. They may want to "help out"
with the lawn work, with disastroui.
results
•Wear the right clothing for any
type of job invo lving tools. This
means solid shoes with non-skid
soles and long pants. Avoid wearin g
Jewelry, especially lo ng necklaces.
Gloves and protective eyewear are
also recommended .
• Unplug all power tools whe n no t
In use, even if they're in the "off'
position. Also, make sure they're
•off' before you plug them in .
• Inspect your electrical tools each
time you use them for frayed or
loose cords or cracked or damaged
casings.
Safety should be a m ajor
consideration first, last and always
when doing any kind of home
improvement, no matter what time
of the year.
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(949) 715-3156 .-Platinum
Cozy Cottage on the Bay Front
2 BR, 2 BA. Built In 1995.
Wr~ around deciting. Walk to Balboa Island
2 club houses, 2 heated pools
beautifully landscaped yard
224 slip marine with resident discount
$17 4,000 L.H
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Villa Park Estate
Brand New Beautiful, Gorgeous Estate Home
7 Bedrooms 13 Bathrooms Ft".lturing 5 bedrooms, 5 barh~. This
fabulous estar c w:u completed 1us1 3
years ago. Lavish use of ncu1r.1l
marhle & granite. Ma.~sive ceilings
dc1J1led wi1h crown molding.,.
Each bedroom has It's own bathroom.
Fabulous master suite with large walk-in closet and seperate workout room. large seperate guest quarters,
~8 car garage, large kitchen, theater. game room, great grand room, pool house, cabana, rock pool,
putting greens, half court basketball court, beautiful surrounding grounds with waterfall & fountains.
Asking price $8,000,000
Coast Properties of California
Elevaror, media room. pool and ~pa.
large rnndeck. Exclusive offering
$3,900,000
I TRIDER CALL AGT. LAURIE LEGGIO
949·509·-8923
del Mar Highlands
400 De Sola Terrace
4 bedroom. 3 bath home, lot size 20.COJ, on the Canyon Ocean
view. completely redmodeled
$2,899,000
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Spectacular Lido Isle bayfront condo with patio
This two unit building was fully redone in 2001 . The home was a three
bedroom unit but was convened to a large master plus second bedroom Two
full luxury baths, beautifully appointed kitchen with stainless appliances,
cherry plank tloor, maple and glass cabinets.
This home Is offered at $1 ,899,000.
For more i1ifonnatfo11, call Tevfs Hill of Coast Nt•wporl Properties-Coldwell
Banker at (949) 723-8800. CoJfst Newport Properties rs located at 33 77 Via
Lido, Newport Beach. C.Oldwcll Banker Residential Brokera/!,e ir a mcmberoftht•
NRT family of companies. NRT l11corporated, the nat1011 's lcadi11g residenfl(I/
real estate brokerage compa1~v. is a subsidiary of Cendant Corpomtio11
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Prime location
south of PCH
Within this custom
Cape Cod-style home
are three bedrooms, two
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family room, formal
dining room, ·loft•
office and inside
laundry. The gourmet
kitchen/great room has
a cozy fireplace.
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Custom home with views
New custom home W1th four bedrooms and three and one-half baths
Panoramic views from all maJOr rooms. Chers kitchen with large working
islands. Open, spacious room'> flow to the courtyard and rear yard for easy
entenaining. Qual11y ot flnish and design throughout.
This home is offered at $2,795,000
For mnre i1ifon11atio11, call Sam I li11man or Brad I /inmnn of Coast Newport
Properties-Coldwell Banker at (949) 644 -1600. Co1ut Nt•wporl Prope1ties is
located at 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260. Nl'wport Beach Coldwell Bn11ka Residential
Brokerage is a men1ber of the NRT (amtly ofcompa11ie1 NRT /11corporated, tlte
nalio11's leading r1·s1dential rm/ t'Sf11te brokemgt• compa11y. on subsidiary of
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The rooftop deck granite kitchen with new cabinetry and new Viking and Bosch appliances. The
offers ocean and sunset large dining area has a glass brick wall. A beautiful master suite has a fireplace
views. A spacious and full bay views.
terrace invites outdoor You will also enjoy the wonderful patio on the boardwalk and the rooftop
living. Walk to the redwood deck with custom spa for 360 degree views of Newport. Parking for
channing village shops two cars. There is a new, shared dock and a private boat slip. Large sandy
and restaurants and beach is directly in front of the home. This art.iStlc home was designed for
enjoy the nearby park. ~-----=--_..-.....,.....,..:.;.:;;___;.:__.:..;;c..-1 comfortable beach living and entertaining with easy walking through the
'Ibis picture-perfect home has it all. quaint Balboa Island village. -1<
Th.is home is offered at $1 ,595,000. This home is offered at $4, 150,000.
For mort '"formation, call Jeff Ewing or Lyleen Ewing of C.Oasl Neiuport For more information, call Ber;erly Morphy or Minda Bush-Stroner of C.Oast
Prope~-CQ/dweU Ba"lter at (949} 644-1600. CQast Newport Properlies is Newport Properlies-C.Oldwell Banker at (949) 644-1600. C.Oast Newport
locakd at 4 Cfflic PIAza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. C.Oldwell Banker Residential Properties is located at 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. C.Oldwe/J Banker
Broltera&t is a member of the NRT famfly of companies. NRT Incorporated, th e Residential Brokerage ts a member of the NRT /amity of companies. NRT -
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