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SATURDAY,JUNE19,2004 •
Disputed stQles OKd by.UC Irvine
Jewish group on campus says the word on
Muslim graduating students' clothing can
be associated with terrorist group Hamas.
Merlaa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
UC IRVlNB -Campus police
will keep a close eye on today's
commencement ceremonJes as
tensions continue to simmer
between Musllm and Jewish
student$ on campus.
22, held a brief press conference
on campus Friday to say the
stoles they will wear over thelr
gowns at graduation a.re simply
professions of their faith. He
praised university officials, who
have said they will not ban the
displays at the ceremonies out
of respect for the students'
rights to free speech.
Umarji likened the stoles to
wearing a Olrisdan cross or
Jewish yarmulke.
group Hamas.
"People won't be looking at It
saying: 'ThJs is their faith,'" sald
Merav Cereo, president of Ant-
eaters for Israel. "They'll see It
as an aJJgnment with Mamas.
Either they're Ignorant of It or
they're Insensitive to It.•
Umarjl, who wore the stole
during the press conference,
said one side 9f the garment,
which goes around the neck
and hangs down on either side
says: "God, increase my knowl-
edge." The other side, he said,
contains the word "ahahada. •
which means "There ls no God
except for Allah."
QUESTlON
Do you think UC
Irvine ofl'lcl.a. W9N
COMCt In llowlna
Mutlm lbldents to
WMf etolee, whlcti
? •
aome Jewl8h ttudenta .. Id thow
tuppOl1 for tM'Oriun, duftng
tampul commencement
c.remoniM? Cell our Reader'•
Hotline et (949) 642-6088 or 1end
&-m•ll to d•llyp/lot@l11time1.com.
PteeM 1pell your name end tell u1
your hometown end phone
numbera for verification
purpo1" only.
tlons have left the door open for
interpretation.
No specific threats have been
made, UC Irvine campus police
Chief Al Brown said. Officers
will, however, be prep~ for
any ·potential dlsruptlon or
protest" at the ceremony be·
cause of continued controversy
oyet green stoles 15 Muslim stu·
dents plan to wear -which
some Jewish students say show
support for terrorism.
The president of the Muslim
St0dent Union, Osman Umarji,
Muslim students wore the
stoles during UCl's graduation
last year without incident, be
said. But members of Anteaters
for Israel, a Jewish group on
campus, contend that the green
color and Arabic word "sbaha-
da" can be associated with sui-
cide attacks and the terrorist
"It's just a stole," Muslim Stu-
dent Union member Sabiha
Khan said. "It shows who you
are as a Muslim.• .
Both sides agree the word has
multiple meanings -including
a profession of faith and a sup·
port of martyrdom, or dying for
one's beliefs. But those de6nl·
The controversy comes after a
month of mounting tensions on
campus between Jewish, Mus·
Um and Arab students, Ceren
said.
A display built by the Society
S.. STOLES, Pase A5
MARt<C OUSTlN/DAILYPt.OT
Osman Umarji, 22, right, an electrical engineering student and
president of the Muslim Student Union at UC Irvine, speaks to the
media after gMng a press conference on the controversy over
wearing green stoles by Muslim students that depict a word some
link with terrorism during Saturday's graduation ceremornes.UCI
student Dia Kaskas, left, looks on at the short press conference.
Fashion
• conscious
Newport-Mesa
packs plenty of
punch for those
wanting to
widen their
closets.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
S wnmer's here, with
its warmer
temperatum;,
sunnier skies and an
excuse to buy new clothes.
Or, at least to allow for
some wlstfuJ
window-shopping.
in Orange County.
fashion runs the gamut
You've got your casual
swfer style. )'OW: prlcy
designer styles. flirty
dresses and unique
amalgamations of all of the
above. Then theres Fox's
"1be O.C., • where even
, , teenage glrb carry OUlnel
handbags.
And Newport-Mesa Is a
• shopper's paradise with
·'upscale malls. chain tores.
unique boutiques and tons
of sportswear
manufacturers. But what to
Weer this IUJlU1ler1
PHOTOS BY DON LCACH I ONLY PILOT
This airy Tracy Reese dress runs a cool $332. The earrings are by Sogoli.
'/think for this summer, it's all about color. It's definitely a
strong look we're trying to ponray in our store. Everything
is sexy and really feminine.'
SH FASHtOH, Pace A7 While this fashionable Noene dress sells for
$134, the Trina Turi< hat is a heady $104.
K•rtSude,
co-owner of the Closet at Trian&le Square and Fashion Island.
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FAMILY TIME
along when we were teens.
Then we grow up to Rnd the
company of our brothers and
ebters to be enjoyable. That
happens once thoee strange
early yeaa1 pass, and we
di.cover that lt ts not really all
abOut ua, and we bqln to
telerate the vtews of others..
That 11 unleu you are a
radio talJc show hott 'lben lt
be<:omea your Job to act like •
child and~ Wtth
everyone.
B'9d Han11. Fred 57..kolntk, LanY Gold, Terry lckOwkz.
Maik Bm1*1 and Nate~
119 lllOt ....,_.... ol
mine, but they may u well be.
I've known each otthem for
at least 30 years. Nate. Terry
and I go back almo.t 40 yeara,
back to Laurel Elementary
School ln Los Angeles. I dJd
not .know 'hrry well in
elementary achOol, but Nate
and I became tnteparable.
Nate and I ate lunch
together, Wllked home from
IChool toplber, ~all the
~ Tbea .tMft wee.di IOI
hOme. ~Wit-more on
the ~ne. l btw W1iat aide
Nale llbd -ht kmwwhlch ........ And.~.
........ no~
We apent countte..
weekends and eummer days
1wimmlng in Nate'• pool and
playing buketbaD in bis
grandmother'• b&dtyvd. We
were more brothers than most
brolhen, and we treated each
otbtt Ub fanilly.
Mer juftlor hf8h ac:hool,
Nate moYed away. Not far by
adult standardi but for teens
who don't ctrtve; he may u
Well have beea on the moon.
1be toap open ~llllowed,
and we rarely uw nCh other.
But I thouabt of him every
... FM&Y,,...M
Nation
ready
tO raid
Dunes
Ghoulish fol1c'Y'"T" "'
the NFL's Oakland
Raiders are poised to
roar into town for a
Mr. Irrelevant
welcome Monday.
Deirdre Newman
Dally Pilot
NEWPORT Br.ACH -They're
loud. They're obnoxious. They're
the modem-day incarnation of
Attila the Hun. And they're
headed for the Newpon Dunes.
Shut your
=:~~1w hide your
daughters. •
Leaders of C:Q-O{P
the Raider 111111,," \"'f.''~
Nation are ~""'
coming to
town to welcome Mr. Irrelevant
Monday. and the extreme ghoul-
ishness of their costumes could
make the unsuspecting cringe.
The nation Is made up of ram·
bunctious Raider fans who dress
in macabre silver and black cos-
tumes and are the Raiders' most
ardent fans and vociferous critics.
Mr. Irrelevant is Andre
Sommersell. the la.st player picked
in the NFL Draft. I le will be sport-
s.. NATION, P11e A4
Daily Pilot
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WEATHER
l1n't It summer
yet? Expect thoM morning
clouds to bum off Into e
buutlful day.
SPORTS
Eric Qul<M end Stanley
Quede won twice Hidey to
edvlnce to the 1Uper ~nlora
quert9r1'nel11t Fetn.N>on
tennit doublee tournament
It Ntwp0rt lelldt Tennis
Club.
SMP .. ell
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Al~. Aft 19, 2004
BOOMERS & BEYOND.-
•
·From bombs to b6ing there;
D orb R~ better
known to her
Mends as BlUJe, is
.. originally from
England. Reeg e~lalned
that ln England, If your last
name is Bailey, you are most
often nicknamed BIU If you
are a man or BlUJe if you are
a woman.
During World War U, he
erved In the Women's Land
Aitny In England. The Land
Army consisted of women
who replaced men on farms
-men who had gone to
war. She came to America
with her daugl)ter during
die war u a war bride on
the lhlp Aqua Tania. When ·
she urived In lnd1ana.
people would uk her
father-In-law what language
she was speaking. Her
father-in-law jokingly wouJd
say It was Chinese.
The 83-year-old, who has
been living In Costa Mesa
since t 956, sat down with
the PUot's Lula Pefta to
remember her past.
Where dJd you grow upt
I wu born and grew up in
the East Fnd of London ln a
place called Poplar. It's a short
wall~ to Blackwall Tunnel. It was
one of the first tunnels built
under the Thames RJver to get
10 the other side of Greenwich.
They say my grandfather used
to go Into the twmel for safety
durlng the Plrst World War.
It was just a~
neighborhood. moldy wod:ing
I would ~ My father was a
po5tman. but here~ would
probebly calJ him a mail carrier. I
WU born In 1921, and I WU iliere
until lhe house got bombed. That
was 1941. They dropped a bomb
ou~ the house and
dernoUshed it. My dad al
wort. He aunt home; an be
found WU a black space.
What WU your ch1Jdhood
llket
tn those days. chUdren
BOOMER
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and~ of the event. et well
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SPECIAL EVENTS
o.le s.tkw c...t wlH eponeor
its first motlvetional progrem to
promote heppy end heetthy living.
Ptaeentations will be given by a
pcydlologiat, e dietitian end a
phyaicl.en. The morning wiU begin
with continen1al brMldnt and end
wfth lund\. Beginning et 8:30 a.m.
June 26 st the 0.... Senior
Center, 800 Marguerita, Corona
def Mar lntonn.tlon: (949)
844-32A4.
Th9 Coste Meu Senior CenW
OON I.EACH I OAllY PlOT
Billie Reeg laughs at her own picture, taken when she served in the Women's land Army during World War II in England.
played together. They played
house. thin~ chlldren don't
play these days. Of course, I
was kind of a tomboy, and I
Uked 10 play leapfrog. 1 know I
got in trouble with my mother.
When I jumped over, my black
panties showed. I got KOlded.
It was a happy childhood, vtry
happy. At 15, you were
expected to work and help out
with the family. ~. my
paycheck at that time wu In
reaJ money. You brought II
home and gaw It to your
mother. and be pve you badt
a little bit to buy a frw thlt1p.
How did you ftHI up tn CA>tta
Meat
We Uved for 12 yn.ra ln
will host bellroom dendng with
live musk: by 8eay'I Trio. The
event will Include tefleehmenta
end will be from 7:30 to 1Ck30 p.m.
TuMday, JuM 2hnd Jutv e. 13,
20 end 27 et the Cotta Me.a
Senior Center, 886 Well 19'h St.,
Costa MeM. The cost Is $4.
Information~ (949) 645-2358.
ONGOING
o.la Senior c..... holdl.
pancake~ from 8to10
a.m. oo the eecond ~of
wvery month. Brutcfatt fndudM
panc.kea, 11u.ge. coffM end
orangejuklefor$3,$1 forcHlchn.
The cemer la at 800 Marguerite.
Corona del Mar. lnfoim8don: (949)
&M-3244.
........ 5C).ftae aippcMt..,.,.,
for women 50 end older la a
cttc:ussion group coordinated by
Jewlth Femlly Services to 9ddrea
_,_ suctt .. anxiety,
depreaion,relstlonahtps.
lonell'*8 end famtly. The group
meets et 7 p.m. Wedi l88days et
Indiana. My mother-In-law
used to come out here. She dld
private nu:ratng, so that's why
we moved. They had found a
place In Cotta Mesa. Since my
children had no grandparents
ln Indiana, we thought it was a
good idea to come out here. We
had been here before, but there
wu no work. IO we wet&t back
to Indiana.
Wbat ... your: greatest
eccompU.h.meou In I.lief
I became an Airierlcan
cttiien. I butlgated a group
called lhe Fortni,gbtJy Oub for
the Bngllsh war brides. When I
came out here, J applied to
Newport Beach and C.O ta Mesa
dtiea for po ldona. I decided
the agency omc., 250 E. Bebr
St, Suite G, Coeta Meea.
~required. (71.4)
44f>..4950.
The ..................
computer~ to people with
~ vWon who have clf'lk:unv
8"ingthebomputet~ The
Ouia c..... et 800 Margu9rtt9
Ave., Con>N del Mar, Offen abc
1111'0. .. c.tt to. up fot
...... (714) 121~.
hC.-.MeelilenlorC....
haa beAroom dlndng with live
mueic from the Btav"I Trio from
7:30to10:30 p.m. wwyT~
n6ght .. -w. ,..., St.. eo.ta Me.. $4. (949) 648-3184.
..... r.nly .... "' °"'"" County aponeon an ongoing
heaMng eupport group for the
cttronJc:ally HI. The pul'J>OM la to
provide pa~ with
emodonel end eplrftu81 IUppOrt to
manege Ulneee end tts
conaequenc:-. The group~
llt 7 p.m. Thu~ et the Jewtah
on Costa Mesa. I etarted out u
a typist and ended up as a
senior accountant. I was hired,
I guess, by an assistant finance
officer who had also been
taught at an English school.
So, I gueas It helped because
I had an English education, a
BrltJsh education. So, that was
an accompllahment. I worked
there for 27 years. I was ln the
Women's Land Army.
Somebody born lo London
who never worked on ii farm.
When you were finally able to
do It. It was an
accomplishment. It's like
gettJng up at 4:30 a.m.,
milking the cows, bringing
them ln from the fields and all
of that stuff.
Femlly SeMce ofllce, 250 E. Baker
St, Cost9 Meu. Att9rldance le
""· but regiatrldon is required. (714)~.
Jewflh F-emlY .......
ongoing bef'uvement euppon
groups for adutta " all atagee of
lolL Group membets at..
~.hurhowothersdeal
with gttef, rec:eM eupport and
le8m 'WllV9 to cope with udneae
~ k>ee. One group mMta et 7
p.m. Tueedeya et Bd'I Jacob In
INtne. The eecond group meets at
10 a.m. T~ atTempl9Judea
in Laguna Hltla. The third group
meets et 1 ~m. Thundeya at the
Ezra Cef*' in Aneheftn. lher9'1
!lO C09t to .a.nd, but adllanc:e
Ngiantk>n la rwqund. (714)
~.
o.le SenlorCenW .....
ealatanc:e, counaeHng and
rafefral eetVloea for sen~ (949)
644-3244.
~~••u•r Hillary Stone luda an ex.rdte ,
If you c:ouJd redo one
lnddeot or moment In your
life, what would It bet
I guess I hod a pretty good
life. I can't say I'd like to redo
any of it. I guess what I did was
meant to be. You know, it's just
one of tho~ things a.s you go
through Ufe, doing the best you
can.
~ prore..Jon other than
youn "°ulcl you Uke to have
trledf
lri school. I got the prize for
the bat gl.d in sports for lhe
fouryears I was there. So
somethlng in sports maybe.
Tennis, or something like thaL I
don't thlnlc there la anything
else I would have liked to have
da11 at 11 a.m. Thuradeya at the
Jewlltl Senior eent.r, 250 E. Babf
St.. Costa Mesa. (714) 513-6641.
0..-Senior'c.nwoffen adaly
telephone contact program for
aenion who heve •limited local
support system. They Mo offer
computer d.-that teed\ the
betica of 'M>rd, Ouldcen, Print
Shop end Internet uao-. (949)
644-32A4.
The o..r. Senior c.mr ....
lhuttJe to '8ke members to
appointments and Qroc:efY
~ng. The shuttle alao tatn
members to the center. Cd to
make an appointment (949)
644-32A4.
o.1e 1en1or eenw._ v1eua1
e&d acreenlnga wfth • Brlih
lnstltut9 ~tdve. by
appointment. (949) 644-3244..
Oai11t &enlot c.f"8r hie• walling
group celled~ Not Rodl119,
whld't meets once a week to~
~-..in end around the
been. It's different these c:ta)'i
Klds start thinking 80 young.
about what they want to be.1n
those da>"o you juat dld chlngs
as they came. You were young;
you ~up: you left school;.
you went to work; you got
married.
What are eome dUlminc:e9
betwmn a typkal day In yo.Jr
Ufe DOW w:rR.-a day In JOut
life 90 to 40 yean ..,,
I still do a lot more than a Jot
oI people 11\Y age. I was al~
involved in somelhlng. I do
most of the same things, except
I don't have children runnint
around. I still get up at 7 a.m.
every day. I do a lot of ~dlng
DOW, and I knit. I like that. I
keep busy. I'm a member of the
senior center, but I don't go
often.
What .. the greatest--~
yolift la.med In your Ufet:
Never mOYe in with ano
woman, and never Interfere
my children's marriages, :
Why not? I just remember •
dw:ing lhe war my slstet' andJt_r
husband had to move In with
my mother and father. lbat's'
when I was in the Land Ann)i:
My mother came home from '
shopping, and she took off her
coat, and she threw It on a chair.
Along came my sister. who
picked up the coat. took It in the
bedroom and bung It up. I
looked at my mother's face, and
I thought, 'Mother. I will never
live with another female.'
Actually, I mean family member.
What do you treuure °"*'
My family, I guess. Mostly::~
because of their caring wa~··
have them to. brighten my~~ ·
with phone calls. It's great when ·~
they are a long way away. *-
' \
'What would you lib people:
to UWll)'9 1emember about ,
Y'!"' ' : I don't like to say that I'm If •
good person, but there's a lot o~
people that I know. who knof.. if
they need me,J would be there.;
I tbl.nk that's because it's the • ,
way I was taugbL That's lhe wat
my parents were.
.... . .
Newport Beadl area. (949) ••• •••
644-32A4. ••• ••
The Alzhelmer'a Aun. and GMf
Support Group of Newport Villa .,
WestNilla Rosa OCHPONOf'S a free
support group meeting for
careglvera et 7 p.m. the fourth •
Thu'9dey of eedl month throufO~
October at Newport Villa West -~
Assisted Uvfng, 393 Hospital
Road, Newport Beacti. (949) .
631-3666. ' j
The Alzhelmtr'a Asen. end Meu i
Temtee, e 1"88identlal community • ~
for people wfth Alzheimer's : ii
dieea99 end related dementia, : ~
ofJ9ra. free support group fot • • ~
careglvere et 8:30 p.m. the finC.. : i
Tueedey of Nd\ month et MeA • • ~
Terrace, 360 W. Bey St. Coat.a • : .,
MeM. (714) 283-111t .. ! ~
• • ii a.. Senior c.mrconducta : ~
blood preau,. ecreenlnge from 9•
to 11 a.m. the ftrat and third :
Tuead.y of Md'I month In~~
at 800 Marvuerfte Ave., Corona •
del Mar. (IMS) 644-3244
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~ Martt C. Ouettn, Don l.Mdl,
Kent Treptow, OouglM Zlmmerm~m
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Lawsuit over 1901 Newport
·-project dropped by devt?loper
Action follows City
Council approval to
build affordable
housing complex at
.. Costa Mesa site.
P11p1 Bh.,-1tf'I
··Daily Pilot ...
'• COSTA MESA -Th~ de·
veloper of a controversial
downtown condominium
project on Wednesday
dropped a lawsuit against
"the city and a citizens'
·)roup, clearing the way for
construction.
• Rutter Development filed ·~·~e lawsuit against the city
'IUld Costa Mesa Citizens for
.. Responsible Growth in f.u·
' •lu8t, alleging that a rehear·
'
'~·. t
.. .. "''•
,.
Ing related to the project
was gran,ed illegally with-
out the required presenta·
tion of new evidence.
Dave Eadie, chief execu-
tlve of Rutter Development,
said be withdrew the lawsuit
•fter the CJty CouncU on
Monday, Jn a 3-2 vote, llp·
proved an affordable hous-
ing agreement to build a
condominium complex at
1901 Newport Blvd.
The City Council, actlng
as the Redevelopment
Agency, voted In favor of the
agreement, which spells out
how 12 requlred affordable
housing units wfll be han-
dled: Rutter Development
will provide seven moder·
ate-Lncome units, and the
Redevelopment Agency will
provide five very low-In·
coine units.
"We'fe going to move for·
ward and buUd a project,"
Eadie aald on Friday. "The
project Is expected to break
g.round Cn spring next year.•
Rutter mwt dismJss Its law-
suit. That deadline was
Thursday. If Rutter bad not
dismissed the lawsuit, ac·
cordlng to the agreement,
the approval . would have
been void. On Monday,
council members bad also
voted not to extend that
deadline.
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City Atty. Tom Wood said
be expected the developer
to drop the lawsuit.
Robin Leffler. who spear·
beaded the opposition
against the project as a
member Qf the Costa Mesa
Citizens for Responsible
Growth, said she was happy
the lawsuit had been dis·
missed.
MEPHISTGM
"It had to be dismissed af.
ter tt>e city approved their
agreement," he said.
The city. after approving
the revised project in Janu·
ary, set a deadline of when
"We still wfsh the project
hadn't been approved,• she
said. "It's still going to be
overwhelmlngly large. But
yes, I'm glad that lawsuit Is
gone."
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FAMILY
Corrti1ued from Al
May 13, h1a bltthday, and spent
too many years with my hand
on the phone. ready to call hJm
on that day. But I dJdn't.
Now I'm eeefng Nate again.
Not often, just twice a year, but
It's aometbing. The semiannual
event ls a poker pme, held now
at Terry's howe on top of the
mountalnl that eeparate the
Los Angeles basin ftom the San
Pemando Valley.
At th.la point, I mt.I.It explain
eometbfng about Terry. ~ls
not hi.I re.al name. Hla real
name ls The Catman. He got
the name mQN th.an 30 yean
ago, IOtnethin& I recall, having
to do wtth h1a ability to sea.roper
up to the roof of his houae. but
lt doea.n't matter. Nlcbwne1
have to be earned, not
dlatrlbuted, and The Catman
PUBLIC SAFETY
Awards all in ~e family ~~;
Dffpa lharattl
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COSI'A MESA -It WU an
emodonal day fot the Bec:k-
mana.
P\8JC SAFETY AWMD . year u c:bief lut week. mt tis ltECFENTS WU happy with the a~
for the bftUfuc. nu. ii the Oijt POUCI DetMTMENT . dma the awards propam Kia
Offloerofthe v .. r: Offlcer been held In the momlng~-
Julle e.ctcm•n ...__,. f -• l '
C.osta Mea PoUce 'D'a1ning
Ofllcer JUiie Bedanan WU te>-
lected by her peen u <>meet of
the Year and her h\llband, Cpl
PllaJl Bedcman. • SUpervtaor of
Volunteer of~ Yttr: AJ ~ o an anemoon uq •
hmlteln eon.
Reeerye Offlcer of th• Year. "l wanted QlOte people to be
Edmond '"Sim• Zuorskl able to come," be eakl, exi>li!A·
CMll1n of th• Y11r: Ruaa Ina the change. Also thlt ~lf
Woodw1rd olftan showed up to unllot(ri.
Flnt-Une Supervt.or of the they could get .in for free. ~ theYear. •
The~ u weD .. aeven1
other police oJllcen. ftleftgbten
and dlapatcben recetved merit
awards at the 411t annual Pub-
lic SUety Award& BreUmt Pd·
day at the HDton Colta Mesa.
bolted by the Costa Maa
Chamber of Commerce.
"1hJa award ls the hlgbllght
of my carea:• llkt Julie Beck-man. who trains poJJce ofllcera
and conduc:b the department's
Pre-Academy, which pnipara
cncfidat.ea for the OraJl8e
O>wtty Sbertft'a Pol.ice Acad-
emy.
1bankfng her husband for bis
guidance and support. she aald:
"I'm proud to be a Beckman ,.
Paul Beckman WU the first
corponl In the dlpctment'1
history to receive the Supervi-
sor of the Year award, wblch ls
usually handed out to ser-
geant&
•She wouldn't have become
Oftlcer of the Year without me,
and I wouldn't have become
Supemlor of the Year without
her,. be said.
It wu a day to remember for
Sgt Dave Andersen and bis
family, u well. The tramc ser-
geant recetved the coveted
Medal of Merit for hla coura-
poua response to a May 24
bank robbery. Andersen pur-
aued on foot two of the alleged
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• lwa Cl9da ~ Vtndellam
MS l'IPOf1ild In the 300 bk>dt 9t
10".28 a.m. Thul"8day. • w.t....., 8'Net: BIUefVwae
repol1ed In the eoo blade 1t 2:59
Lm. Thurldey.
• C.......,._ Acommerdal
butQlltv WM reported In the
3600 bk>dt It 2:04 p.m.
Thuredly. . c...• DIM: An euto theft
v.t f'IPOrt9d In tt>e 1600 blodc It
7:63 a.m. Thuredey.
• Harbor ..... .-ct Petty theft
waa reported In the 2300 blodt It
eamedbia.
My poker brothen and I have
all endured, through kids,
mantages. d.lvon::ee. d1seue and
countlaa highs and Iowa. W~
come out OK on the other end
and have learned not to carry
our baggage around, except fn
the company of family
members; fn the company, for
example. of our poker brothera.
The brothers want to know.
We don't play too much poker
on tboae nlghta. We eat aome,
we dtlnk just a little, and we
talk a Jot. When we do play. we
usually have too many wild
ca.rda and sdpuladons such u
fn the game ·bueball. .. In
bueball, tbrea and nlnea are
wild. A •four" of any 1ult getJ
you an extra c.,-d but only tf
you pay a quaner. And the
penon with the highest apade •m the bole• (that belns tbe
c:anh facing down) aplita the
pot with the person hoJding the
bettband
Ytth Paul Bdmen 'probably modvated DlOftt-~f
Medel of Merit Sgt. 01v1 them to attend. Hensley sald."
Andersen Ftre oftldals and dJspe.tchMa
AR! DEPARTMENT were also honored dUring .~
Fl,. Officer of the Year: C.pt. program. "
Lenny Goodalr c.apt. Fred Seguin. who ~
Firefighter of the Year: Capt named Flreftghter of the ~.
Fred Seguin said ft was •fulfWing." 1"
Clvfll•n of the Veer: Cheryl "It's a special honor to 11 be
Will• cbose:o by your co-wot:kers -to Ufeeavlng Award: Are Chief recieM this award.• he said."'
Jim Ellla•nd hleeon Kevin Seguin led a C.OSta Mesa4lfl-
Elll1, an Orenge County Are glne to Oght the wildfires, wtfttlt
Authority Rtaervllt burned aevera1 hundred ~
DISPATCH
Communlcltlon• Officer of the sand acns In the Inland P.inM
Year: Christin• Maauzuml last year. : S-~1 I A d 011 I R I "That was undoubtedly'~ ..-.• ' war : v • •m rez bjggest event last year and oj\e
of the b'8gest ft.res I've ~lb
robben and used great resttalnt my career:" he said t "
bl not shooting at the men as .. Ftre dud Jim ED1s ·Wls
be exposed himself to grave choked up u be received~' '.
danger, said Costa Mesa Police daJ Ufe Saving Award. He sf
Ollef John Hensley, who Intro-bis 90n, K.evln, who will d
duced the awardees. the !re academy this ran, ''
The sergeant said be did cued a man from a burnln.!i~
what camt naturally to him. after a traffic cow..ton In Fet>Wi-
•1n a situation like that, your ary. ~n •:
training lclcb 1n and you go Tue PJ1ises were on their ~r
Into automatic mode.• be said. home to Aliso Viejo alter bavihg
"We rely on teamwork. our own dinner with friends.
trafnfng and the graces of God •ttavtng the opportunl~
But at the time, It felt weird:" do something like this
Andersen amlled on the dais your eon Is limply awesom .~
as his wife, joined by their two be said, holding back teed.
children. put the ribbon with •aut Wee my son Kevin ~
the medallion around his neck. says. 'We do what ~ s<lT. (~
Hensley, who completed onej do.'• ,"';
1o:33 p.m. Thuredey.
• Logllt~ Vendallsm wa1
reported In the 1300 blade It 6:14
a.m. Thuredey.
• 9w•1tll'n0fe LIM: Petty theft
from I vehlde WM reported In
the400 blade It 2.'03 a.m.
Thur.cfay.
• l!.all 11d\ 8lrMt: An luto theft
WM reported In the 100 bk>dt It
10:62 e.m. Thunday.
NEWPORT IEACH • w.t CoMt Hlgtww.y:
TreepM9fng wu repoft8d In the
2800 bloc* It 8:36 1.m.
Thunday.
• Holpbl Aoed: A hit-and-Nn
waa reported In the 300 btodt at
AROUND TOWN
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1:46p.m. Thuredly. , ... _.
• MlcArttu lcM*•.t A "t.1'
vehide burglary WM repolted ._
the 4800 bk>dt It 2:18 p.m.
Thured8y. "'(J
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An euto theft WU reported ln169
700bk>dtIt12:17 Lm. Thurai8
• Mth 8tNet: Vendlllem waa • ·"1
reported In the 100 bk><* et 1~
p.m. Thunday. ~!2 • ••
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pme for 30 ~ An.d It you
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me aome dme about
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we don't play It anymore.
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I South Coast Plaza p8Cdnl .-. chat u9 aareme1y .-. rans an 111 Ml liillllOn. to '* :zK "' ddm' 1&1e&·cu
. t' d p h J lt.rflnl Kroll the board onttv 1boee r1ng1ng c.ll ~ reYmue m 2006 aild ~iace tt an as ion Is and mudut.a OW' retail pro~r. mean ..a.cu rewrwe that'I whh propeny.cu revmue. Which I merchants have been The ~ cenien attrib-bootdng me bUdleU "'NewPot1 the .... wm a11o reduce throu~
I ·n ari t uted their a1Ca1e1 to the~ Beach and Cosca Mela. but 101De a ...,...te ~ proyfldon. ·~ ng swee sonp ot hixuiy boutSQuea such u Gue-o1 tt may be llphoned o11 to tw And while the AJee reporU l A}f ringing registers. d and cauer. c:hildren'• maUen holea in the swe'a 2005 budget. rrom retail centers aound good
_. and home fumleb1np .and ac-Newport Beech eq>ects to c::ol· now. ctty offtda.ls aren't doing ~ICI• Robinson cetllOrieJ store1. 1ect $20.9 million in ealee and back ftips yet. Pudett said the
dilfy Pilot Repreeentadv9s from Fasblon use toes this fiscal year, which grOwth rate of Costa Mesa's sales
,..J Island and South C.out Plua ends June 30, Deputy Admlnls-t.u bm dwind)ed from ~ Mlt
,,NEwPo.Rr·MP..SA -There's would not prcMde sped.ft.c u1ea cratfve Servlcet Director Dick annull growth from \995 to 2000 ~tty no problem with con· 8gurtl but daim lncreueS of at Kurth laid. Jn 2005, the city la to a modest 1.99rr annual growth
~ conldence here, ., l$ll least 1°" in month-to-month projecting Ales taxes to incnue for the last three yean.
1 ti South c.oast PlUll and ClC>~ with 2003 Mies. by 3". "One quarter [of ftl'Ong salpJ
n Island 1111' reporting ,"We. had our best year eve& in Jn Costa.Mesa, sale& WU. this does not make a yev. • he safcl
-OQLIDf4~:tllt lncmues over last termi of .ue. lnCreases lb 2003, • year are projected at $37.S mil-"We'll see what happens at the
, s salee. sakf Debra Gunn Oown1ng, lion and a 3.74" lncreue 1s·Core-end of the year."
."1t are on ftre," said Nina South Coast Plaza's marketing di· cast for next year, dty Finance
'ROblnlon, vice president Ol mar-rector. "We're on track to do bet-Director Marc Puckett saJd.
~ for the lrvtne C:O.'s retail tee Un 2004) u itatandsnow." Both ddea, however, are un-~~J)ertiea, which include Fash-Last year, South Coast Plaza certain how much they'll actually lott 1sJand. CrymJ C.ave Prom-reported $1.1 bOlion ln taxable oollect next yeer because of an
rde and the Bluffs. "We're ex· sales, and Puhlon Island's 2003 ~mt that allows the state
:§TOLES apoke out ap1nst his appear-"We again call on members of
ance and now about the Muslim the admlnlstradon to finally
Contiooed from Al students wearing the stoles. speak out apinst such expres·
ti~1 Arab Students was torched
-We are troubled that mem-&Jons of bate on the campus."
hers of the Muslim Students Attempts by the Anteaters for
~t month ln what campus po-Union have chosen to display Israel to meet with the Society
~ are lnvestlgatlng as a hate symbolism that is closely identl· of Arab Students and the Mus·
:~e. Jewish students said they fied with Palestinian terrorist Um Student Union throughout
e'hounced the vandalism but groups and that can be espe-the year have been repeatedly
~ they were under a cloud of cially offensive to Jewish stu-rebuked by the other clubs,
s\ijplcion. dents," Orange County assocl-Ceren said.
,.._u 1 fas than a week after the fl.re, ate director Kevin O'Grady said Umarjl sald they would tallc
;ffi,.a previously acbeduJed cam-in a press reJease Friday. •This Ls sometime during the summer.
~,U.s appearance, controversial part of an ongoing pattern ?f vi-wlf he's ready for a dialogue. ~cal actMst Imam Mo-cious anti-Israel and anti-Se· we've been walling," Ceren said.
ed al Asl spoke OUI mitic incidents on the UC·lr· Randy Lewis, executive asso-
agilinst wZlonist Israel." vine campus, many date dean of students, said om-
, ;P.ie Orange County chapter perpe tuated by the Mwillm Stu· clals have spoken with leaders
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tensions have reached a •crttt-
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"We hope to negoUate a level
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the issue," be said.
The unlversJty has been inun-
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this week from people voicing
their views on the latest contto-
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one ma,n receives global recogni· don." OCerone said ·1 don't thlnJc
don twice In one week. anyone thinb of me as an Albert
UC Irvine OlancelJor Ralph J. Einstein. so it's really Oanering."
Clcerone this week was first Ocerone's research spans aev·
unanimously nomlnated for era! areas In atmospheric chemls·
president of the National Acad· try, but his resean::h into the ozone
emy of Sciences and on Priday earned him the honor. acerone
won the Albert Einstein World said Beginning In the 1970s. Oc·
Award of Science. erooe and others were just begin·
The award Is glwn by the World ning to understand that damage
QJln.aral O>wldl. an otgan.lz.ation to the oz.one could Increase the
based in Mexico Oty that seeks to rislc of slcln cancer in people with
estabUsb relationships with the lighter skin Cicerone boils his
finest Institutions of learning findinp about the ozone down to
woddwlde and to gather data and a simple analogy.
le$e&tCh to advance mankfnd A "lt's like having a bathtub
committee comprising 25 Nobel where, If some of the water drains
priz.e winners presents the award. out. It's OK as long as the water is
yearly as a way to reoogn1z.e an in· replaced at an equal rate," he said
divldual whose work benefits hu· "We discovered that the chemicals
manlty. humans were releasing Into the
Clcerooe will receive the award atmosphere \Wre causing a chem·
In November in Uege. Belgium lstry which destroyed the ozone
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THIS"YEAR'S NEW Bt..ACK •• ~is the new black. And so
l.s tw;quolse kelly peen and Just
~every other brtgbt bue
un®r the c.allfomla sun.
. "I think for tllla summer, It's all
~color,• ll1d Karl Staae,
co-<.iwner of the OOlet at
nf&rJ&\e Square and Faablon lalan4. "lt'a deftnltely a strong
loo}( we're trying to portray In
our ttore. Everything la sexy and
really feminine. White Is also a
reaijy strong color for us.•
An easy way to add a punch of
color is with llghtwdght. layered
T-shlrts and tank tops. said
Debbie At.b:w, co-owner of
Costa Mesa's Lola Rouge
boutique. Her store carries
brands such u Velvet and
Ou1.st1na Lehr. Stade likes C & C
Califomia and Ella Moa shirt&
•Layering Is going to be key."
said Catrina Crawford. a
spokeswoman for aurfwear
company Quibllver. "Shhred
T-shirts, tanks over tanks,
short-sleeve T·ahlrta over tanks,
lots of aherbet colors."
~igbt corduroy pants
and miniskirts are popular
among the teen and
20-aomethins customers who
wear Quibllver's Roxy line,
Crawford said.
White, espedally In panta and
jeans, J.s also big this summer,
A!kt!w aaid.
Pretty mes.es. prtnts and soft
fabrics are giving the summer a
decidedly g1rly feel this year, too.
Floral prints, Pucd·style prints
and stripe liven up tops, dresses,
bata, headbands and other
accessories.
"We have lots of cute summer
dresses,• Mew said. "People
kJVe Trina 1\1Jk,, who hu
match.Ing beach hats and
swimsuits."
If you have only a couple
hundred dollars to spend on
something new, Aa'aw .
recommends a "cute summer
dreas" and long, teardrop
ea.rrinp.
Sk1rta are flirty and
knee-length or very, very lhort.
Ruftles, too, are maJcfng a
comeback, espedally den of
ruftles In skirts and tank tops.
PREPARE TO RE-LIVE M 'IOS
The bright colon, the ruffles,
Madonna and Prince on tour-
yes, the '80s are back.
But this isn't your mother'•
'80s, or even your own '80s lf
you were "flasbdancfng" In leg
warmers to A Flock of Seagulls
baclc then.
Off-the-lboulder topa, a la Jennlfet Beals In "flasbdanc:e, ..
are popular this summer, but
more refined than her ripped
tweat.shlrt.
, Manufacturers lib Lacoste,
Adidas and Op are making a
comeback with modem versions
of their old dassica.
"We're playing off of our Op
classics, updating all of our old
looks that we became famous
for In the '80s, but we've
updated them.• said Nat
NorOeet, vlce president of
dealgn. "I don't think many
young glds want to wear the real
m.tfr from the '80s. •
Gone J.s the elasdc back on the
classtc cord fabric. lt'a been
replaced with a lower rise on the
wa.ltt. Tile new ahfm have a
sUmmer cut than the cluslc surf
polo lhlrts.
Ub the Ideal mate, a good
pair of jeans ls hard to flnd no
DON LEACti I DAILY Pl.OT
This outfit includes Velvet tank, $47; Christina Lehr tank, $36;
Nanette Lepore skirt, $162; and jeweled fliJ>flops, $40.
matter how many you try.
The cut right now is a little
more pared down and longer
than the ftared 1tytea of the pa.st,
Crawford said.
"We're cbangmg from a
baggier look to a slimmer, ~
Pop· type look." ahe said. "Its all
about the 'SO.."
In addition to the popular,
upscale Diesel and Seven jeans,
Stade said Joe's Jeans and Saaed
Blue are popular branda at the
Ooset. Prices range from $130 to
$200.
Acclents lib flower pins and
hair clips. long earrlngs and
Puccl-1.ruplred headbands help
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complete the right summer look,
AM.t!W aid.
Her shop ael1s the requisite
poinq-toe pwnp11>'alld
slingbaclcs u Well as colorful
Olp-ftops with rhinestone
accent&. 'Ibey also carry DL
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THE KJOS CAN BE ALL RIGHT
Designers are realizlng the
allure of too-cute, too-small
versions of their grown up
dotbes and ue branching into
kid and toddler lines. South
Coast Plau'a Paw Prank store,
for example, is selling •SrnaJJ
Paul• -plnt-siud T-&hlrts with
h1s iconic monkey Julius and
other characters on them.
The line launched late last
year with T-shirts and Oeece,
aald Ryan Heuser, president of
Costa Mesa's Paul Fmnlt
lndust.rieL lt will eventually
expand to Include other clothing
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ln sizes 4 to 6x as well as boys'
clothes all the way down to
toddler sizes. 1he store bad to
expand tu toddler collection
after sales for it took off,
Oawford aa.ld
The little surfer clothes give
local boys and girls an early start
In O.C. style and help keep the
rays at bay.
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
R'estoring the face of dad
and attentive.
He was my
best friend
for the first
lOyears of
myUle.Iwas
the son he
never had.
We practiced
baseball and
tennls, ran Flo Martin races.
high·jumped
and broad·Jumped and rode
bikes together. He made me a
pair of stilts and taught me to
walk on them so that I'd have
something to keep me
occupied, while be wolked
away at bis bench In the garage.
He was always whistling. and I
remember listening for this
sound around 5 dcloclc in the
afternoon and running up the
block to meet him as he walked
home from work. Then. if he
wasn't too tired, he'd go out and
play with me.
The part.a of myself that I
discovered and developed with
my dad have beJd me in good
stead ever since.
When I look in the mirror, It
ls hls face I see.
Some years ago. I found an
old picture of my dad. He was
seated on a ro~d ottoman in
front of a Venetian blind, and I
was sitting on his lap. It must
have been lhortly before be
died, becal.15e I looked about 9
or 10. I was very touched by this
photograph. and since It was in
very poor condition. I took It to
be restored.
The proceas of restoration,
some years ago, was to
medculously reproduce the
photo by hand. They would
reproduce one small section at
a time, and I would come in to
approYe It. O¥ei' and over we
tried, arid althouiJh I coUld look
at e.dl feetlue lndlvldmlly and
agree that it wu an accurate
representation. when it all came
together, the whole did not look
like him.
The picture of my dad tha1 I
carry in my mind 11 Mell
through the eyes of my inner
child. And what she ... and
feels Is an adoring~
with eyes ao full of loYe that no
restoration could poUibly
capture It. In the end, I let It be.
I did not complete the project
and I paid the fees as agreed. It
was worth It to me anyway.
The picture of my dad that I
cany In.side of me ls real. even
though it cannot be seen by
others. And as long as be lives
in me. reflected ln the choices I
ma.lee of men who are loving
and good to me. then he llVM
on indeed.
What l didn't know then. and
l do toow now, Is that l, too,
gave my dad a gift. lt was not
until I became a parent myself
that I understood this.
Being a father to me gave him
the opportunity to re-parent
h1mself. Bvery dme he hugged .
or kissed or held me when I
cried, be healed the little boy
Inside of him. And that was no
small gift.
And so to all dad.a, on this
Father's Day and every day,
know that you are precious to
your children. And know that
they are precious to you.
• RD MARTIN la a Costa Mea
rMldent and 1'9tlred high school
tead'ler, who lectures part-time at
Cal State Fullerton In the Foreign
Language Educetlon progrem end
aupervl ... student teadler1 In
their classrooms.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Memories of 'Papa '
Y eara aio, I read "My . •
Mother, Myself' by
Nancy Friday and
Understood. Yes, most women
are very much like their moms.
~at qe 62, whenever I look
et a mim>r, l see what appears
to be Mom's younger sister.
But waJt lsn\ dear old Dad in
this plctum somewhere? Okin\
we all get half of our genes from
blmT Doesn\ Dad have a huge
lnftuence in our lifer Don\
fathers teach us positlYes, such
as self·ltliance, courage or
strength of cbaractet/
My dad -we called him
"Papa" -started out with a
&ilver spoon in bJs mouth. His
father was a military of!lcer.
who moved throusb the ranb
to general of the BuJgadan
Royalist Anny. then a military
attacb6 in Paris and in Rome
and eventually eec:retary of the
interior for the centtal
government
After graduating from the
military academy. Papa realized
the military life wu not for him
and joined the Bulgarian
diplomatic coipa in Gennany.
There, he maaied my mother
and had bis first child. W>rld
War a turned bis wodd upside
down. His amal1 6uni1y ended
up hor:nelell and bWlgr)t Papa
spent many days going from
door to door. burlap sack In
hand. begging for food.
Evm'I~ my parentl went to
work on the local U.S. Army
base -Papa as a janitor and
"Mama" u kitchen help. They
worted for food.
W>rd got out that the
Ouwllan AgrfculturaJ Board
was hi.ring displaced penions to
work on c.anadlan farms. Papa
orprtizeda
group of
Bulgarians
to play the
partofa
huge
"fam.iJy" fur
an interview.
All of them ..__. ........ __ ...._. were college
MAXINE
COHEN
grad.tand
professionals
lntbdr
c:hoeen
careers. but, ln order to look the
part of farm wolkera, they
showed up dirty and acru1fy. My
father was the only one of the
group who spoke French. and
became the •family"
spokesman. He spob in brokm
French and German and
managed to convince the
intervlewu that these
8uJgarlans had worked on
farms back home.
In 1949, the C.anadJan White
5'ar cruise lines brought us to
North America. Papa continued
to struggle, first on a farm as a
hired hand. Asked to leave the
farm after a disastrous '1x
mondu, the family went to
Montreal. Papa dug dltcbes,
carried hod, waited tables and
pumed a pencil on diaft:Jng
paper.
Eventually. he accepted a
position with the Anny
language School in Monterey
as a Bulgarian lnsttuc:tor. Finally,
at age 41, be began to 8ourlsh.
and ultimately he began to
make a d.l1fereoce bl my life.
Papa shared his aeme of
adventure. H1s lnttllectual
curloslty brought him beck to
school, and he earned &e'f'eral
advanced~ in French and
German. H1s moet important
legacy wu a sense of trust and
bdiel in mankind's goodness.
No fear.
All through my college years,
Papa would regularly send me
short notes on 3-by·S ca.a1s.
along with a $5 bill.
"You are a reOection of )'Olli'
friends," he wrote. ~For tlowers"
or •For sttawberdes." Very short
and very sweet.
Papa was not afraid to
meddle ln my life. He begged
me one memorable evening,
succes.Wlly so. to reject a
proposal of marriage and to call
the Monterey airport. page my
boyfriend arriving from LAX and
tell him to turn around and go
home.
Many years later, during a sad
time. I called my parents
long-distance to cry on their
shoulders. Once again, a day
lates; the doorbell rang. This
dme I round a big basket or
flowers on the doorstep, and
again I read a little note: "1be
sun Is always shining. Love,
Papa and Mama."
Papa's last wonb to me, as he
lay dying of cancer at age 63,
ring ln my ears: "lt doesn't look
too promising."
With the characteristic
twinkle ln hls eyes and still
smlllns, be knew how to make It
all better.
My father's •sun Is always
5hl.nlng" card. now okl and
yellowed. bu a smaJl place OD
my den bulletin board. This
raggedy chunk of paper serves
as a simple reminder of how
wonderful and poignant a
fathe(s love can be. even when
expressed only with a simple
word or two.
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THE MORAL OF THE STORY
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l(leavenly 'fathers ' on Earth
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nitely perfect, and.Intimately best to be available to theli'
u.alnled wltl1 all my ways... children. One friend said that her
-CHARLES SWINDOLL Cather made a point oflettlng hls
children know that he was the ' 'M Y daddy l.s so fun, kind of dad that they could he is the 'funnest' always come to. no maner why or
person ever," a when.
little boy said to T for Teach. Dads make
another. "My daddy ls the 'funnest' CINDY wonderful teachers, of big and
and the funniest and the smartest Uttle things In life. My grandfather
person in the whole wide world." TRANE taught me how to make drip
The way the boy said "world" C O castles, but he also taught me
sounded more like "wold,• but his HRISTES N how to fold a ftag and to love and
ntessage came through clearly. He was respect my country. My dad taught me how
talldng and walking with another boy about to ski and surf, but he also taught me about
his age on a church patio. I chuck.led. prayer and trusting and loving God. Joo
stopped and watched a while. The other boy taught our glrls how to ride bike$ and enjoy
repUed, "Well, my daddy is smart, and he ls other adventures, but he also prayed with
big; he's the biggest ever. And he said I could and read to them, from classics, poetry and
have a doughnut" The minute the word the Bible. Fathers coach different sports as
doughnut was mentioned, the discussion well as volunteer at schools, churches and
about fathers stopped, and the boys took off throughout the community.
In another direction. H for Healthy Balance. Fathers offer both
What comes to mind when you read the love and limits and can daily model to their
word "father?" Obviously, the word means children how to keep priorltJes In balance.
different things to 'different people, We all need a healthy balance between
depending on their relationship with thelr relationshlps and accompUshments, people
father. I love hearing people talk about their and projects -and dads can excel In this
fathers, as well as hearing about how other area.
men have stepped in as positive father E for Encourage. Dads know how to
6~ when necessary. encourage children to grow and beoome the
JVllen I thJnJc of my father, I think of an man or woman God designed them to be.
erttfless list of wonderful quaUtles. A My father continues to encourage me as
mwer-endJng list also comes to mind when I does Jon with our daughters, and their
or my husband, Jon, and his encouragement is a wonderful gift.
anship with our daughters, and now R for Respect, Responsibility and
o grand-daughter Mary. Our son-in-law, Realization of and for what ls of eternal
Ryan, has clearly shown great strength and significance in life. There are so many
tettdemess in his role as father In the short Important roles fathers can play In the lives
tilbe he has been one. or children.
~at d~ it take to be a father? There Is Thanlc. you God for fathers and for being
no way to Ust all the characterlstJcs, so for our heavenly father. Happy Father's Day, and
th,, sake of simplicity, here are just six or the thank you men for all you do.
mjlny quaUties, each starting with a lener of And you can quote me on that.
the word •Father":
F for Pun. Fathers are fun. Whether it was
my grandfather chasing the ice cream truck
with me, or my father making up limericks
with me, or Jon playing football with our
daughters, or seeing Ryan sing as he helps
care for Mary, fathers can be fun, each in his
• CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON it e NewPort
Beach resident who speaks frequently to
parenting groups. She may be reached via e-mail
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IN THEORY
Glory not all in the game
AT ISSUE: Competition is everywhere, with
somebody -the strongest will or ability to
swvive, the best voice, the most talented, the
best lover, the smartest -always winning in
constant images from pop culture. ls all the
competition in our society healthy? Is there a
danger in too much competition?'
Judaism. Ouistianlty and
Islam compete with one
• another. Each
beUeves.lt
solely
possesses the
central
revelations of
God, the
most truthful
teachJngs
about the
world and the
deepest
insights into the nature of man.
P.ach faith claims that the
others fall to recognlz.e this
greater knowledge and genuine
stature. Both Ouistianity and
Islam charge Judaism with
stiff-necked refusal to
acknowledge later revelations
that amend and renew its
origitlal truths. Both Judaism
and Islam Indict Christianity for
engaging In Idolatry through Its
premise that God begat a son
who is a form of God and who
took hwnan form.
Both Judaism and Ouistianfty
avow that God did not transmit
a unique, ultimate revelation to
Muhammad.
In each instance, these
religions have judged one
another and concluded that,
despite 'essential commonallties,
there eidst formidable
differences.
At its best, competition
between the faiths can stimulate
our minds as we rub up against
alternative visions and foreign
ideas. It can compel us to
critically examine our own
truths and test their validity in
our very lives. But, or course, we
have seen competition between
the faiths mutate into savage
bloodletting; the ·other" is
vanquished so that one belief
alone will predominate. ille
every other dynamic.
competition may be a force for
blessing or a curse.
Turning from religion to
economics, we learn that
competition among rival firms
generally benefits consumers.
Jewish law favors a climate of
competition. In a Tulmudic
discussion, the question is raised
whether a retail merchant can
prevent another from setting up
his business nearby. The
response is that as long as the
new arrival is a taxpaying
member or the community, he is
allowed to open shop.
The goal or Jewish law is to
protect consumers through
competition and not sacrifice
consumer welfare by allowing
merchants to protect themselves
from competition. It recognius
that competition among rivals
produces a desirable outcome
c•jeaJousy among scholars
increases wisdom·).
Yet, as religious competition
has degenerated Into murder,
how often has the market been
polluted by cutthroat practices
that transform healthy
competition Into an all -out
ruthless struggle for supremacy.
As David Sarnoff observed,
"Competition brings out the
best in products and the worst
In people.~ So, Mario Puzo
writes of Don Vito Corleone:
*Ulte many businessmen of
genius, he learned that free
competition was wasteful,
monopoly emcient. And so be
simply set about achieving that
efficient monopoly."
There is a place for
competition in hwnan life, as
evidenced by the fact that if men
do not compete for profit. they
compete for prestige, power and
pleasure. We have witnessed the
demise of every utopian
experiment m which
competition is renounced:
neither man nor his society can
long tolerate the nulllflcation of
accomplisbment. But when we
compete, we must do so with
integrity and with the reminder
to not forfeit our soul while ·
pursulng physical victories. We
must 'llrive to be not only
competitors who outdo one
another but custodians who
share with one another. The
Bible does not favor one type of
economic system over another;
it does say that competition has
to be balanced by cooperation.
The desire to win must be
wedded to an Ideal, an ethical
way of life. It must never
become so strong that It dwarfs
every other aspect of the game
of life.
A final thought: The Image of
competition conjures races for
the 8nJsh line, the winning of
contracts. scortng the most runs.
securing the plum position,
gaining admission to the elite
school, being the most beautlful,
amassing the greatest fortune,
achieving fame and wielding
power. We Idealize those who
have secured these physical
rewards. We want what these
people have and strive to attain
it. But should we not, as well,
look to other role models: those
who are most attached to God,
whose goal is refinement of
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All Slb.wdtV. Jl.l'lt 19. 2004
lalaln'I
P&atfoim ii b..edonthe
theory of
mode,..dOI\
ln~
aspect of our
lives. Jalam
teecbelus
that we must
not be too
liberal or
1be
~Wilt
l)'llem 1'0M
out of the
Protestant
rdonnadon
and the work
ethic taught
by the
rdonnera. ~rkwu
eleVated ...
extreme ln our actiOna or
thoughts.
place Of~ In an era when
It wu believed the only "rear
m.lnlstrywu ~to kinp and Within tho atate of
Wunhip...tlleardlit~ °""' ~ lllM!cAI ~
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Competition is the
modvadonaJ means In cultural
....., 6om atble«k:a to
acadenUcl lo our contempOrUy
aodety.
~ ~ compodttw•
la
synonymous
with SUccetl
or
ac:blevement
In area of
our Uvea from
education to
economlcl. People no longer
reeDy belleYe what my parents
taught me: •rt'a not whether you
win or lote. lt'a how you play the
pme.•
Vince I..ombmdi'a "Winning
Jso't everything; it's the only
thing" is America's real
pbiloeopby. Ouistians should be
concenied about a culture
ooooemed only with "winners•
and .the best and the brightest"
when Jesus (Matthew 25:40)
mandates quite dearly that we
are to care for "the least" among
us.
neatfng people with respect ls
all-important Not suoceedlng at
aomeone else's expense la most
signlficanl 1b prove oneaelf by
another's failure is not only
morally dubious; It Is
self-defeating pragmadcally. If all
I have to do to be swx:esaful Is to
beat you, lt'a a whole lot easier to
e&U9e you to do worse than I
than It 11 to get myself to do
better than you.
Watch our cbiJd.ren playing
sports: Do they play to learn
teamwork. for exen:ise, to
dewlop their aldlls, or do they
play to wtn'l Usten to them
blame the referee or umpire for
their mi.stakes and/ Of the other's
triumph.
When lddt choose up aides.
do they try to even out the
tea.ma, ao they will have healthy
competldon, or do they seek
only the belt players ln order to
win the contest? A frlend
proudly tells of coaching his
chDdml'a nelgbborhood aoccer
team for which captalna were
chosen on a rotadng basil each
week. When bis daughter'• tum
to pick ftrst came, ahe chose the
girl always cboeen laat and
continued to choose ln revme
of the usual order.
Her team was outscored badly,
but they enjoyed their game so
much that no one could even
tell they were losing. c.ertaJnly,
the other team must have seen
that thetr victory was
meanlngleM. My friend 16 proud
that h1a daughter made "the lut
ftnt" and relates it to Luke 13:30;
I wouldn't go quite that Carl
Yea. we ehoukl be oompedtive
. .. mostlywltb ounelvea. At 58,
I play tennis for emdse, for
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s.~~ ~ refo'dl>lb' ,:;
anocben ea: eleoce. ~to
coopera'M:VEllY ... -~
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Saint MicbteJ •AD~
sp.copa1 Parteh ~
• ~~Har • ·no nqt eleYate younel(.-
put down others.. 'Ibll Zm ...
8'iddb&.t~~
our tendency • • •
to compare
and to
compete, and
yet ttalao
enc:oungea
UllOelpn!U
our true
natureu
•ooewttb"
rather than
"separate •
from" or "better than" or~
than."
We react from the falae, 1 ..
hurting self and seek vaikkd'f#
or escape through~ • '41
rewards won tbJougb ,..
compedtion: power. fame and·
wealth.
It Is our nature to do our~
to uncover obstacles and to • •
authentically realize ouraelws
In ZeJl, we say this ls the nltutaJ
act of poUahlng a diamorMl we
do not need "being the belt""" 0\-
:~=~:=; :~
aadsfaction, although we ~"'
have been taught to belle'Vt!
wedo. I "'
I recently began study of< •n•
Shaolln ICempo. I sometl.m• •
have thoughts such as, "l'aii ·; 4
ddlnitely the worst one ~•pr
"I'll get my black belt IO~
too." In Zen practice. we are
enc:ounged to hooesdy , ,,.,
acknowledge these thoughi.C)f
judging, comparing or • u
competing, but then to return to
the ldck or block or jump~ ,
jacb at hand. I refocus on being
wholehearted about my tJUDog.
developing my fitness andMls
to the beat o! my abWty-nMto
mention to.Ing some weftltt!•tt
we listen carefully. we bear~
suffering when we coinpete; 1"'
whether we win or loee. IDSfeid.
we can find deep satisfacttt#t ~
taking our place 1n life j~Wf.n is 1n the praent moment 1 In a IOdety ao heavily ' •
lnftuenoed by oorporadsm ~
consumption, compeddoq~ I
presented aa an American~
Whatewr tta P<*ible mertta. we
would do well to reflect atttc.Dy
on the danger& Its "IUMv.t'd
the 8ttest" Wldercunt!ot..,
that free competition bas fa.ldy
rewarded thole who daer:Ye it I
and that little ls owed to ~moat
vulnerabje and d.iaadvantlpd
segments of~ •
Rdigloua tradftiona aftlrm the
dignity and rights of tboee Who
have lost the competition.
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FAITH
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I~ Family S...W:. ia offenng "lf'6'..As>ort end dilCIJaaion group
0te>..tf4utb whOM c:Nldren or ~ aun.r from elcoholiem
Ng addiction. The group
rom 1to8:30 p.m.
el~ et 250 E. Baker St., Gin Costa Mete.
Ii lstmlon It required.
t£ ~atlon: (714) 44M960.
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~e len Center of Orange County -units an Introduction to Zen
wortcshop from 1 to 4 p.m. the
firl( weekend of every month, ~6'tlly on a Sunday, at 120 E.
18thlst, Costa Mesa. The cost Is
$60. (949) 722-7818,
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,l\ARRIT\JAL JOURNEY
A 28.lesson atudy on the life of
Jnd:s Christ titled "Journey to
IJtbilt:#oss" la taught at 9:45 a.m.
~duringthe
-MotJ)ebullder's Blble Class at
~~ Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to
P~tt\.nt the story of Christ. The 1s;ttY.~~-is at 1000 Bison Ave .• ~ewport Beach. Free.
lnfoW'ation: (949) 760-5444.
O~ON
l}le'Adult Faith Fonnation at Our 1<\-aWOueen of Angels Church in ~rt Beach holds a dream
an~is group from 1 to 4 p.m.
~undays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
~rt Beach. Information:
(949) 219-1408.
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MEPITATION LESSONS 3"1W. lectio divina meditation
.egl'OUp meeting is held at 7:10 e.m.
cjl\dileleys at Our Lady Queen of
o!Aogels, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
tf~rt Beach. Lectlo is a sty1e
~~itation that Includes using
~ure or a special reading as a
• li§·us. The Christian · tion Group meets from
h: o 9 p.m. on the first and r nesdays of each month
at the center. The format Includes
t'f!P periods of meditation with
~e Instruction on how to
moClftate, a talk and a discussion.
•fMl6lmation: (949) 219-1408.
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tltEKLY EVENTS
~T FOR OLDER WOMEN
TtWJUewiab Family Service of
o;11nige County offers a support
ti>gn>ap for women older than 50 to
addfJss Issues such ea anxiety
end depression at 10 a.m. on the
!ISbOClnd and fourth Monday of
~month at 250 E. Baker St.
Suite G, Costa Mesa.
~istratlon required. '<dmal"fMtion: (714) 445-4960.
~GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
_County haa formed a
bereavement support group that
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays and a
bcha!j!nge-of-<hange support IWl>IJp that meets at 10 a.m.
'flli\Wisdaya. Both groups meet at
TeNiPte Judea In Laguna Hills at
2~~-2 Moulton Partway. The di~ is also forming a
parenting support group to meet
the first and third Mondays of
each~onth at 10 a.m. et the
Jewfan Federation Campus, 250 tt~'ltiker Sl, Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Prer:egiatratlon required. lnfS~ation: (714) 445--4950. f.i ,.,..
~GIOUSCHRtSTIAN
Hein Austin leada a Blble
called "How to Become•
gioua CMstlan• from 7 to 9
p.m. Wednesdaya llt mW.
Wilaon St, No. 15, Costa M..a.
AJI are welcome to come and
meet new friends. Information:
(949) 722-7498.
"*" MM Mllei, Rebbl ReYol ~Ind C.-Jonlthen Gf'9ftt. lnfcln'Ndon: , ... ,
844-1 ••
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SUPPOWI' GROtl'
The JMah FemHv s.Mce of
Onlhge CoUnty plane to ptMerrt.
dtecuealon group for Pll,..,,1S of
Jewish 9IYI Ind ..,._na If
enough~ .. ~.
lnformlltlon: (714) 446-4960.
MYSTICAL MD SPltl'TUN.
The Mystical SplrttuaJtst Churcn
of South Orange County holds
Sunday ..W. W8f'Y week et 10
e.m. et 2482 Newport BIYd., Suite
3, Cotta Meu. A eplrttuel heeling
service starts at 9:30 a.m.
l(tfomlatlon: (949) 681·2290.
RE·MEMBOING GRot.P
Our Ledy Queen of Angela holds
• re-memberlng group at 6:16
p.m. every other S'undey at 2046
Mar Vlata Drive, Newport 8'ech.
The Pllrilh center la at 2046 Mar
Vista Drive, Newport Betd\.
Information: (949) 648-3844.
BREAKFAST FEUOWS.
St Michael and All Angela
Episoopal Churd't holda fta Men's
Fellowship Breakfast at 7 a.m. on
the seoond, third and fourth
Thuradaya of each month at 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Fnte. Information: (949)
644-0463.
MEN'S FEUOWSHIP
BREAKFAST
The Men'a Fellowship Breakfast
of St Andrew's Presbyterian
Church meets from 7 to 8 a.m.
Wedneadaya in Dierenfield Hall,
600 St. Andrew9 Road, Newport
Beach. $2.50 at the door.
Information: (949) 631-2880.
SEPARAT10N SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County holds a women'• divorce
and separation aupport group at 7
p.m. Wednesdays at the Jewish
Family Se..W:.'a offtee at the
Jewish Federation Campus, 260
E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa Mesa.
For dates and fees, call (714)
445-4960, ext. 114.
YOUNG WOMEN'S
SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County offers a support group for
younger women dealing with
issues audl as life pas .. gea and
changes, body Image, family,
relationships and loneliness, at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the agency
office, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration la
required. Information: (714)
445-4950, ext. 114.
HELPING TifE HELPERS
Jewish Family Servicea of Orange
County la sponsoring a ·
discussion group focusing on the
Issues and concerns faced by
adult children taking care of their
elder1y parents. The officea are at
250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Preregistration la required.
$10. Information: (714) 445-4960.
ANXIETY ANO DEPRESSION
SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and diacusalon group for adults
experiencing anxiety and/or
depression from 10 a.m. to noon
on Mondays at the agency
offices, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Meaa. Free. Information:
(714) 446-4950.
INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County la fonnlng a diacuaaion
group for interfllth couplet
where one partner la Jewish to
speak about lsauea affecting an
Interfaith relationship. Jewish
Family Service la et 250 E. Baker
St, Suite G, Coata Mesa.
Information: (714) 44M960.
f A ITH Seturday, .kilt 19, 2004 AU
IOEAVEMENT SUPPORT
J.wleh Fetnity 5eNioe ol Ortnge
County wtll hold 8 MW~
bereevement ~group for peop.1n ... ~ ol lo. llt 7
p.m. Tueedtyt M lhe ~
Femlly Service, 290 E. Baker St.,
Suite G, Coate MeN. Ftw.
lnfonnlltlon: (714) 445-4960.
FRIDAY GRcx.
Ternp. laetah of N.wport Beach
holds weelcty Friday night
Mrvlcea et 8 p.m. with 8
feHowahlp hour and
retr.hmenta afterward at 2401
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
lnfonnetlon: (949) 548-6900.
DNORCE SUPPORT GROUP
The Jewlah Family Servk:e of
Orange County otfera a aupport
end dlacunlon group for adults
dealing with the aftenneth of
divorce at 7 p.m. Wednesdaya at
the agency offioea, 250 E. Baker
Sl, Costa Meae. Call for pl1ces.
Information: (7141446-4950, ext.
114.
Pt\SSAGES SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Femlly Service of Orange
County will hold a support and
diac:usaion group for people
deellng with the la.ues of anxiety,
deprwion, re&etlonah..,.,
communlcetton, llfe c::n.nQM,
lonellne. and femlly at 10 a.m.
MondaY9 et the agency officet.
• 260 E. W. St.:, Suite G, COcta
Meta. $16. ~f9Qlltrlltlon
r9quired. (714) 44&-49!50.
MISAGES so.PLUS sw-PORT
QR(QI
Jewish Family SeMct of Orange
County will hotd a support group
for women 50 and older dealing
with the luuea of anxiety,
depression, relationshlpa,
communication, life chengq,
lonefineaa end ftmily llt 7 p.m.
Wedne9daya at 260 E. Baker St.,
Suite G, Costa Mesa. Registration
Is requited. lnfOffTlation: (714)
445-4960.
IUNESS SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County apontora an ongoing
Jewish healing support group lor
people experiencing chronic
illness. The group meeta at 7 p.m.
Thursdays at Jewish Family
Service, 250 E. Baker Sl, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Free. Preregistration
required. Information: (714)
445-4950.
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THEORY
Contirwed from Al 1
lllaio'•
==~ theO~of
moderadon.
lnewry
aspect of our
Uvalslam
teaches us
that we must
not be too
liberal or
. The
capltalJst
system role
out of the
Proteatant
reformation
and thewott
ethJc taught
by the
retonnen.
Workwu
devatedua
extreme In our actions or
thoughts.
place of minlltry In an era ~
It wu believed the only ·rea.1·
rnlnlsCJy wu given to ldnp and Within the state of
WoMit .... ..., .. prKiial,
Oin. _....,......., -..
·CETnNc ALONC WTnf voua
CHlLOIEN-ANO LOVING
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Sunday, 7:00 (Q\Uct), 8:30 (ContelllpOrUY) 10:00 (a.oir),
11:30 a.m. (Cancor) and S:OO p.m. (C.0~)
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modvational mMnl In cultural
u-enat. from atbledca IO
academk:l lo our oontemponry
eodety. ..:: ~· ..
synonymous
wilb IUccetl
or
achievement
lnareuof
ourlivelfrom
education to
economJca. People no longer
really beHeYe whit my parents
taught me: "It's not whether you
win or lole, It's how you pJay the
pme.•
Vince Lombardi's "Winning
isn't everytblng it's the only
thing" ii America's real
phllosoph~ Clllistians should be
concerned about a aalture
concerned only wlth "winners'"
and •the best and the brightest"
when Jesua (Matthew 25:40)
mandates quite clearly that we
are to care for •the least" among
us.
'D'eating people with respect is
all-important. Not succeeding at
aomeone else's expense Is most
aignlficant. To prove oneself by
another's failure i.s not only
morally dubious; it ii
self-defeating pragmatically. If all
I have to do to be succesaful is to
beat you. it's • whole lot easier to
cause you to do worse than I
than it ls to get myself to do
better than you.
Watch our children playing
sports: Do they play to lesm
teamwork. for exerclle, to
develop their skills, or do they
play to wint Usten to them
blame the referee or umpire for
their mistabs and/or the otbeta
triumph.
When kids cbooee up aides.
do they try to even out the
teams, IO they will have healthy
compedtlon. or do they leek
only the best players in onier to
wln the contest? A friend
proudly tells of coechlng his
cblldren's tielghborbood soccer
team for which capta.lm were
chosen on a rotating basis each
week. When bis daughter's tum
to plck first came, she chose the
gUt always cbolen last and
continued to choose In revene
of the usual order.
Her team was outacored badly,
but they enjoyed their game 10
much that no one could even
teD they were losing. c.emawy,
the otbtt team must have seen
that their victory WU
meanlngless. My friend la proud
that h1I daughter made "the last
Ont" and relates It to Luke 13:30;
I wouldn't go quite that fad
Yes. we lhould be competitiw
. .. moadywlth ounelves. At 58,
I play tenn.11 for eRrCbe, for
FAITH
CALENDAR
• la your church or pt.oe of worship
planning a apeclal awnt7 If IO, tend
the typed lnfonnation et ... two
Meta before the awnt to the OeJtv
Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Co.ta Meaa,
CA 92827. ee.ntk>n: Rv1n Carter,
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Saint ~le.AD~
fpilc:ope1 Parilb Qudi
<Arona del-Mar
"Do not eleYlte )'OUl'Mlf_.
put down otheri.. 11* 1.en. t •
8'tddhht precept~
our tendency
to compare
and to
compete. and
yet itallo
encour.-
ustoexpreea
our true
nature as
•onewlth"
ratbttthan
"separate • I from• or "better than• or "."wcuse
than... "' •
We react from the falte. I
hurting aelf and leek validaiioo
or escape tbrou8b m.e.nW .. ;,
n:wards won through ,
competition: power, fame IDd'
wealth.
It ls OW' nature to do ow~
to uncover obstacles and to ; "•
auth'enticaDy real.i.r.e oUl'IMlha.
Jn 2'.en. we say this la the nitutal
act of poUahlng a diamon4. Wi
do ncit need "being the beSr--bt
"beating opponents• to~
our energy and bring us ~ ·••
satisfaction. aJtbougb we rii.aj"
have been taught to belJeve'tija.t
wedo. • •
I recendy began study o1' ',,
Sbaolln kmpo. l sometim-. •
have thoughts such u. •rrif ;'-
deftnttely the worst one~· ,or
"I'll get my black belt ao~
too." In l.en practice, we a1e
encouraged to honestly • ,,.
acknowledge tbae tho~ of
judging, comparing or "
competing. but then to return to
the kiclc or block or jump~ ,
jacb at hand I refoeu1 on~
wholehearted about my pUDns,
developing my fitness andaills
to the beat or my abWty-oM to
mention losing some we1jfd lf
we listen carefully. we bear tNr
suf(erlng when we compete, 1-
whetber we win OJ' loee. JnSlead,
we can find deep satisfact(W. ~
taking our place in life j~~ ~J
la In the present moment. 1 Jo a aodety '° heavily ' Influenced by corporatism )Q,d
comu.mpdon. compedtioqj,t '
plllSellt.ed as an American~ . ,
Whatever tta pollible merttl, we
would do well to rdect aitbDy
on the danga'a. Its "survtvat df
the ftttest" undercurrent~
that free competitlon bas 6s1dy
rewarded tboee who deeerw j( I
and that little Is owed to~ most
w1nerabJe and disadvantaged.
eegmentJ of~ •
Religious tradftions af!lrm the
dJgnity and rights of thole Who
have Jost the competition. · • nE REV. DEBORAH BMAEI r
Zen Center or Orange County
~Mesa
I• •
WORKSHOPS r-.rn
FAITH
t C.Unued from Al2 ~l'lt;..I( q~. Pret.gistretJoo la ~
~~ 1~~Femlty SeMCe lao1*ing a rt end dita.1Mk>n 9f"O'.IP
0 utta whose chlkhn or
euffer from alcoholiem
•
drug addiction. The group
from 1to8;30 p.m.
d avs at 250 e. Baker St, 'Smfti G In Costa Mesa. ~~latration la required.
IJinbftnatlon: (714) ~.
01
The Zen Center of Orange County ~Ms an Introduction to Zen
workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. the
fir~ weekend of every month. ~lly on a Sunday, at 120 E.
18thlst., Costa Mes3. The coat Is
$60. (949) 722-7818.
HnpY~.zooc.org.
.~JOURNEY
A 2&4enon study on the life of
Jnds Christ titled "Journey to
littt-.Closa" is taught at 9:45 a.m.
Swi~ys during the
J;imnebullder's Blble Class at
~ Baptist Church. The study
parallels the four Gospels to
PUl;fAnt the story of Christ The
1"'1\iri:h is at 1000 Bison Ave., ~~rt Beach. Free.
lnfo'i'l'ation: (949) 760-5444.
DR!JlMON
T,tie'Adult Faith Formation at Our 1'\.aaf Oueen of Angels Church in
~rt Beach holds a dream
an~ttsis group from 1 to 4 p.m .
Sundays at 2046 Mar Vista Drive. ~rt Beach. Information:
(949) 219-1408.
UI llHJI
M~ATION LESSONS
:iAIWe lectio divins meditation
.µ,group meeting is held at 7:10 a.m.
.11\dlsctays at Our Lady Queen of
u~ls, 2046 Mar Vista Drive,
tt~rt Beach. Lectio is a style
~1~itation that includes using
1efiR1ure or a special reading as a
l lus. The Christian
• \tatlon Group meats from
io 9 p.m . on the first and
<rWednesdays of each month
at the center. The format includes
t"f"p periods of meditation with
~e instruction on how to m~~ate, a talk and a discussion. ~ation: (949) 219-1408.
'•H.t'I
'fllEKLY EVENTS
~T FOR OLDER WOMEN ~lfewisb Family Service of
OJange County offers a support
J;ogroap for women older than 60 to
addr9ss Issues such aa arudety
and depression at 10 a.m. on the
~d and fourth Monday of
~ month at 250 E. Baker St,
Sutte G, Costa Mesa.
m.1atration required.
xJlnm.rmation: (714) 446-4950.
~l'ilVJ GROUPS
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County has formed a
bereavement support group that
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays and a
bcha!{!nge-of-<:hange support lmil!P that meets at 10 a.m.
th\WW&ya. Both groups meet at
TeMPte Judea In Laguna Hiiis at
2 Moulton Parkway. The
la also forming a
pare ng support group to meet
the fifat and third Mondays of
eac.h'month at 10 a.m. at the
Jewfih Federation Campus. 260 ter,~ker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa.
Preregistration required.
ln~atlon: (714) 445-4950. ,,. IT'I
C9!fl'AGIOUS CttR1ST1AN =Hein Austin leads a Bible
st called •How to Become a
Con loot Chr1stlan" from 7 to 9
p.m. Wednesdays at m w.
Wilson St., No. 16, co.i.a Mesa.
All are welcome to com• and
meet new friends. Information:
(949) 722-7498.
GAY /LElll.tN UPOkr QltOtlt
The JewMh FemHy SeMCt of
or-. County plan. to pteMnt.
chCuaelon group for pa"'"'9 of
Jewtah g9YS and leabiana If
enough people are lntlareeted.
lnform.tlon: (714) 4.a t860.
MYSTICAL MD SPIUTUM.
The Myatjcal Spf rttuaht Chordt
of South Orange County holds
Sunct.y MNicM ev«Vweek at 10
a.m. at 2482 N.wport Blvd., Suite
3, CoN Meea. A aplrftual Meling
service starts at 9'.30 a.m.
lnfonnatiof'I: (IMS) 681-2290.
RE-MEMIERtNG GROUP
Our Lactv Queen of Angel9 holds
a re-memberfng group at 6:16
p.m . every other SUnday at 2046
Mar Vista Drive, Newport ee.ct..
The parish center Is at 2046 Mar
Vista Drive, Newport a..cn.
Information: (IMS) 548..:3&M.
BREAKFAST FELLOWSllP
St Michael and All Angela
Episcopal Church holda its Men's ·
Fellowahlp Breakfast at 7 a.m . on
the second, third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at 3233
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Free. Information: (949)
644-0463.
MEN'S FEUOWSNP
BREAKFAST
The Men's foellowship Breakfast
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church meets from 1to8 a.m.
Wedna.daya In Oierenfleld Hall,
600 St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. $2.50 at the door.
Information: (949) 631·2880.
SEPARATION SUPPORT
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County holds a women's divorce
and separation •upport group at 7
p.m. Wednesdays at the Jewish
Family Service'• office at the
Jewish Fedenition Campua, 260
E. Baker St., Suite G, Cos1a M esa.
For dates and fees, call (714)
44S-4950, ext. 114.
YOUNG WOMEN'S
SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
· County offers a support group for
younger women dealing with
issues such as life passages and
changes, body Image, family,
relationships and loneliness, at 7
p.m. Tuesdays at the agency
office, 260 E. Baker St.. Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Preregistration la
required. Information: (714)
445-4950, ext. 114.
HELPING 1l1E HELPERS
Jewish Family Services of Or•nge
County is sponsoring a
discussion group focusing on the
issues and concerns faoed by
edult children taking care of their
elderly parents. The offl<les are at
250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Cot1a
Meaa. Preregist.rlltion Is required.
$10. lnformatlon: (714) 445-4950.
ANXIETY ANO DEPRESSION
SUPPORT
The Jewish Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and discussion group for adutta
experiencing anxiety end/or
depr8$$lon from 10 a.m. to noon
on Mondays at the agency
offices, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Free. Information:
(714) 445-4950.
INTERFAITH COUPLES GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orange
County Is fanning a dllCUSSlon
group for interfaith couples
Where one partner is Jewish to
speak about luues aff9ct.lng an
Interfaith relatlonshlp. Jewish
Family Service la at 260 E. Baker
St, Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 446-4950.
FAITH Satiwday, JIN 19, 2004 AU
IDIAYE.:NT SUPPORT
JewMh F#nity 5eNtct of Orenge
County wll hold• new ongoing
~ auppottgroup for
people In ... -..otao.a at7
p.m. TuMdiVs at the JMah
F-emlly s.Mc:e, 2&0 E. w.r St,
Suite G. Cott. Meea. FrM.
lnfOrrtiadon: (714) 4'5 ...
FRIDAY GROUP •
Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach
holds weelcJy frlday night
seMoet et 8 p.m. with a
fellowship hour and
refreehmenta aftet'wllrd at 2401
Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 648-6900.
DM>RCE SUPPOltT GROUP
The Jewflh Family Service of
Orange County offers a support
and dlacualon group for adulta
dealing with the aftennath of
dlvoroe at 7 p.m, Wednesdays at
the agency offices, 260 E. Baker
St, Cost.a Mau. Call for prices.
Information: (714l ~. ext.
114.
PASSAGES SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Famlly Service of Orange
County will hold a support and
discussion group for people
detl6ng with the laauee of arode_ty,
daPrWl0n. 1'91atlonahfpe.
communication, in. c:Nngee,
ion.u...a and Wnity at 10 a.m.
~ .. the agency oftlcee,
• 260 E. 8abr St., Suite G, eo.ti
Meu; $15. Prw.glatJation
rtiqulred. (714) 446-4915().
MIUGES 50-ft.US StllPORT
GROUP
Jewish Family Setvlce of Orange
County wtll hold • eupport group
for women 60 and older dealing
wfth the luu• of arudety,
depf'eulon, refationthlgt,
communication, fife changes,
lonellnea and himlly at 7 p.m.
Wedneadaya at 25C) E. Baker St,
Suite G, ea.ta Mesa. Registration
la required. Information: (714)
445-4960.
LL.HESS SUPPORT GROUP
Jewish Family Service of Orahge
County aponaors an ongoing
Jewish healing support group lor
people experiencing chronic
Illness. The group meets at 1 pin.
Thuradays at Jewish Family
Service, 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. Free. Preregistration
required. Information: (714)
445-4950.
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COMMUNITY & CLUBS I • I
Gearing up for big No. 25~
and the 'un-parade'
A .... Sam_ ....
6-foot·2, 235·pound
outside l1nebeckef from
c.olorado State. was telected No.
255 by the OUland Raiders. the
final pldt ln the 2004 Nfl.
~Draft in New Yorlc Qty;
automatically becoming Mr.
lri'elevant XXIX end will be
celebrated thJa com4n& week in a
series ol eventa. Al. ll:30 .Jn. on
Friday, Sommmell wUl be the
grand manhal ln the lrrefevant
Week ·un-Parade" on Newport
Center Drive.
H you have always wanted to
be ln a parade, here ls your
chance. Join the parade
honoring Sommersell by
bringing your cause and car,
pickup truck. golf cart or bicycle
at 11 am. In Muldoon's paddng
-. lot. 202 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. That's the ·
patade fonnation area.
according to Melanie Pitch, the
"Un-Parade" orgiOllz.tt.
Sommenell will venture to
Northern Th.1st (or a check
presentation as he becomes a
miWonai.re for a day, then will
parade back to Muldoon's, where
KMPC-AM (710) anchon John
Ireland and Stew MMoll will
broadcast the Irrelevant Week
Parade In a live remote until 4
p.m.
Friday night is Blue Beet
Birthday~ celebrating Mr.
Inelevant'a 24th birthday and
Miss Irrelevant C.Ootest. It ls at
the Blue Bee.t by the Newport
pier, with the party beginning at
9 p.m. with the Miss Irrelevant
C.OOtest at 11
p.m. There
will be alive
band,
birthday cake
and birthday
awprises for
Sommersell.
And don't
forget the
Jiii ~~
DE 80011 conference beginning at
5:30 p.m. Monday at the
Newport Dunes Resort, 1131
Back Bay Drive, Newport Beach.
More than 600 dty. county
and business leaders are
expected to attend when
SommeneU ls ahowered with
hundreds of gifts from business
and college and professional
aporta teams around the
country. The admissfon price or
$10 per person includes food
from BJuewater Grill, Fireman's
Olil.I, Picante Martins, Oayton
Shudey's Real BBQ, Bamboo
Bistro, RJstorante Mamma
Gina's, Qmnery Restaurant end
live entertainment and a no-host
bar. Money raJsed during
Irrelevant Week helps C.OSta .
Mesa UnJted, Canon Palmer
Foundation and HilMew Acres
Children's Home. For more
infonnation on Irrelevant Week
events, or to register Cor the Miss
Irrelevant Contest. call (949)
263-0727, or visit the Irrelevant
Week website at
http:Jlwww.lmleoontweek.com.
EAGLE PRIDE
The Costa Mesa Kiwanis Oub
honored students at a recent
luncheon meeting with the
F.agle Pride Award for their
exceptional efforts and atti~
in school
TUESDAY I-~
8 p.m.: The 47.rnem1>er t:..i
Newport Beach Sunrise Ro~
Oub meets at Five Crown(:. ..
Restaurant for a nem~ty for President H8na -·
(http://www.newportbeachl'tlij rl.snotary.o~. J111.1. :ic;o
;l"\(I WEDNESDAY r -
7:30 a.m.: The 10-memDlr"
South Coast Metro Rotary SlW>
will meet at the Holiday mp.~
the Newport Harbor JGwaiilS
Oub will meet at the U~
Athletic Oub. ·m '" Noon: 'Ibe Exchange O®,Qf
the Orange Coast meets at•
Bahia Corinthlao Yacht Oub.l,
8 p.m.: The Rotary Oub.of,,
Newport-Balboa meets at~'
Bahia C.Orlnthlan Yacht ClulMo
hear Bob 5-wyer, a landscape
architect. ~ 4''
ntURSOAY ..,.,, ,
7 Lm.: The 20-plus ~
C.OSta Mesa-Orange Costa .~...,
Breakfast Lions Oub will Irt~ at Mimi~ Caf6. ,,, "
Dare to take the first step. Those honored were Nokolel
Heinig and Brett Donohue of
Adams Elementuy; Mart.a
Steel and ICeYtn Jb.-11 or
c.aJifomia School; Jamie Cenoe
and Juan Venca of Rea
Elementary: Brenda Mendoza
and Gllwrto a.mo. of TeWmkle
Middle School; Alley~
and Jorge Tonbc ofVlctorla
School; and Comuelo 'lblentlno
and Jorge Qantral from Wilson
School The ltlldents.
accompanied by their parents,
were introduced by their sdlool's
principal In a program
coordinated by Georp Cote.
Noon: The SO-member eb'lta
Mesa Kiwanis Oub will m~·p
the Holiday Inn to bear OrM&e
C.Ounty Regbter aports lw .r?
colwnnL-r Stew Blabelr '"'l'
(hap-Jlwww.ldwanls.ory/dwJll,
rostatnf:Sa); the 50-mernbel' ...
f\ewport Bea.ch-Corona cl.el
Mu JGwanJs Qub meets.._
the BahJa Corinthian YadbG
Club; the 85-member
Exchange Oub of Newport.I
Harbor meets at the Nautidal
Museum. l:£
(http://www.nherchmzge .. ~,,
club.com). "'(j.-<;
We 111 help with the rest.
•
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GET11NG INVOLVED runs
periodically In the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basl&. For Information on
adding your organization to this
lilt. call (949) 57~.
NEWPORT BAY NATURAUST
The Upper Newport Bay Natu,.
Preserve ls looklng for volunteers
to assist with naturalist•led tours
and programs, special events and
habitat restoration projec:ta. The
lnterpretiv. center la at 2301
Unlveralty Drive, Newport Beadl.
(949) 923-2296.
NEWPORT BEACH
C0NFER£NCE MO VISITORS
BUREAU
The bur.au la dedicated to the
promotion of the city to potential
vlaftora. Volunteera with
extenalve knowledge of Newport
Buch .,. 0Md9d. (949) 719-6100.
NEWPORT IEACH L8Wff
LnlMCY MOCIWI
The program 9"b votunt..... to
tutor edutta who went to Improve
tMir l'Mdlng and writing...._
~wllbe~durtng
tretning worbhop. In the Fttendt
MMdng Room 8t the Centi1ll
Library, 1000 Awcedo Ave.
NWIJIOft ~-(•) 717-3874 or
lll«acy•dty.MWpOtt""-dt •
• COMMUNrTY a a.UBS Is ~,,
pubfl~ Saturdays in the Oliib'
Pilot. Send your MfVic:e c:lub),:;t!':
meeting lnfonnatiOn by fax to.W•I 921~5 or..., .mail to "' '" .... , t" i" Jdeboom•llOt.com.
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NEWPORT BEACH PR~
CINEMA GUILD
The Newport Beach Premien..,
Cinema Guild, which auppQ111fthe
Newport Buch Rim FestiV9I. 19
looking for new members.,., •
Interested candidates ahoultt
want to help further an artiltic:
and cultural heritage in the..rv
community and should~
love of cinema and a deaira_ter
raise awareneu of Jh• film vn:>
festival. (949) 253-2880. • .. 1 ,
e~b
NEWPORT BEACH, GENEM.
Pl.AN ADVISORY co•a LIA
The Newport BNch C'rtyCotutcil
ia IMking applk:8tiona from ""
raJdenta Of bu*'-owntm*>
fill vtcendte on the Generaltan
AdvitofV Committee. The .,
• commlttM me.ta from 7 to.91'm.
on the leCOnd and fourth
Mondays In the Newport~
Police Department auditorftne
870 Santa Barbara. (949) >" A
MW006. :>O .., .. ~
Nl'WPORT BEACH PUBUC. .. a ~~J'"'V The libratY foundetion ,,...
extra henda to perfonn dedalil
duties, 8'dl a• flling. orgenillng
and atufftng ~ • .t •1 c.mr.t Ubrery, 1000 Avocadr>i
Ave. (949) 717-3890. 11:.1'4
Lr11
INVOLVED woftt wtth high-rilt tamiu. •nd
~Udren.~~ .. ~tomA14 . emotlonal eupport to famll..._
IEACH THEATRE Infants end flr1t-tlme motMla In
their homM. ~center la uking
C<#MY for a thr..hOur weeldy
The oomp1ny Mede volume.re commttrnent. (714) ~
to help with cottume '*'gn,
OIWtGE COUNTY ..wing, mek.-up eppllcetiOn, aet
c:onetNctlon, tect.mc.1 help, COMTKEEPa
pub&hy, .. "'8nagetrlent and Newpoft~Or.'9 ,~aupeMtton. (949) County Coaldteeper la looting for
• 1 1048 or LKS.t•eol.com. enthualaltlc voluntoera to help .,, monhor wettr quallty. Tutlnlng
I N!WPORT HARBOR NAUT1CAL .... 1on. for volunteers are
.uEUM evalla~. UM8) 723-6424 or
1'W Newport Harbor Nautical http.:l..WWW.OOMltke.,,.r.Orr/.
MUieum off9ra a number of
f 1oJtitclnteer opportunities In the gift ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY
shop," docents or ~oniatt, DEVEL~ COUNCL
I. • L ~clerical wortc and With Volunt..,.. •re needed for•
w .,_....,,_Jtlng events. Training It v1rl9ty of function-. (714)
• provided. (949) 875-8916, Ext. 107. ~199. .
~ . ...
NEWPORT-MESA YMCA ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS
The YMCA nMdt a variety of TASK FORCE
generel volunteer help. (949) TM tuk force 1 recruiting
642-8990. volunteers for the lnterfalttt
~-MESA SCHOOL
Council Networtc to wortc
one-on-one with homeleu adults
'< fQUNDATION In a program on basic llfe aklllt.
~ foundetfon 11 looldng for 1949> 263-1n4.
~unteen to help with
tuilareltlng efforts, 1peaklng ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF
opportunltle1, publlc even\I and ART
occasional office wortc.. (949) l.eem more about art end share~
631-4143. yoor c:ommuritv by becoming a .,,, docent at 1he Orwlge County ~THEATRE ARTS M..aum of MA YOluntlaer docent hr•ttrtr'ER guides adub and edlool groupt
K\lar1ety of joba need to ba through the galleliel end teactWJa
• tadded, Including let about the rnt.-ufll'I oolecdona and
construction, ushering, maillngs exhlbitionL (949) 759--1122. eict 204.
·~~ aatorted technical duties.
Sdledullng It flexible, with a two-ORAHGE COUNTY
tollo-hour commitment per PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
rrlonth. The Newport Theatre Arta Docents are needed to lead too rs
e.nter 11 at 2601 Cliff Drive. (949) of the Center, 600 Town Center
tl\-0288. Drive, Costa Mesa. Learn about
,,,,l.t the history and the development
OAStS SENIOR CENTER of the Center and the workings of
Meals on Wheels volunteers are the back stage areas. (714)
needed to distribute prepared 656-ARTS. ext. 833
·~to homebOYnd seniors in
t e Newport Beach area. The ORANGE COUNTY WORKS
1r PMh'ery time Is between 11 :30 Participate In Ute management
. a.m. and 1 p.m. dally. The center and e mploymem training
also needs volunteer nuraes tor workshops as a aucceas coach to • \f; Weml·monthty blood preuure foster teens 16 to 18 years old.
"~nlngs. The center offers this (949) 509-1451.
' "1Vlce between 9 and 11 e.m. the
first and third Tuesdays of the ORGANIZATION FOR THE
month. Volunteers should HUMANE CARE OF ANIMALS
c:Ommlt two hours once a month Volunteers are needed to care for
or ~unteer on a substitute basis. stray and lost animals In the
The center la at 800 Marguerite Newport Beach, Costa Meta and
!We., Corona def Mar. (949) Corona del Mar areas. (949)
644.3244. 722·1367.
OPERA PAaFlC PACIFlC SYMPHONY
, ,J)ui' Opera Pacific Guild Alllance. ORCHEStRA
a support group for Opera Pacific, The Orange County Pacific
has activltlu for volunteers. (714) Symphony Ordleltra'• Volunteers
646-6000. In Education Opportunities .
program needs volunteers to
OPERATION CLEAN SL.Alt aafst children In a variety of
~Ion Clean Slate. a Costa hand«>n musical activities.
eja-bated organization for Volunteers apend a total of lb< 'S:f'fitl prevention, needs Saturday mornings with the
•• funteera to paint over graffiti children. (714) 756-5188, ext. 244.
and other duties. Micha.I
Howard, (714) 435-0746. PARENT HELP USA
OCC NAUTICAL UBRARV
Founded by Mothers and Others
Against Child Abuse, Parent Help
Orange Coast College's School of asks the public for help and
Salling and Seamanship needs volunteers to Inform the ~ donatlon1 for ita Nautical community on vital iuue1
Library. Thousand• of volumes of effecting c:hlldren and the family.
bo9ting-releted titlN are needed. (949) 650-3481 or (949) 675-5271.
I# Th¥Sc:hool of Sailing and
6-manshlp It at 1801 vy. Coast PEDIATRIC CANCER
Highway, Newport Beach. (949) RESEARCH FOUNDATION
649-9412. PCRF. which rel"' money to ·u, support pediatric cancer research,
ORANGE COAST INTERFAITH needs volunteers for a variety of
SHELJER duti ... (949) 85~12.
TI# l1rgett family shelter In the
county needs volunteera for Its THE PHARMACOLOGY
chlldren'a programs. It especially RESEARCH INSTITUTE
desires Mor1 and those who can The institute 11 looking for .W part In acdvltie9 after 8 p.m. volunteer1 to take part in a study
ors wlll work with groups of on quitting 1moklng. To leam
'tthUdren or lndlvlduall\(. helping more about the program, call
~Udren In their academic 18881 n4-4613. ~ areaa. Volunteers will
r.r,dsb act ff •big brother or big PRIME DYNNtlCS
alater during the summer. Jaime Prime Dynemlcl, a Newport ,.,u.yo, (949) 631·7213. Beach nonprofit organization for
1>MNGE COUNTY HUMANE the 99 and younger let, need•
volunteera for Its program•. (949)
SOCETY 282·7300.
A volunteer group serving the
communlti•• of Colta M ... , PROJECT ACCESS
Newport Beach end Huntington Project Aooett Is a nonprofit
Bdcn needl animal-loving organization that llnb resident of
volunteen for two-hour ahttlt on low-Income housing
w.kdlv-to walk dogs and help developments with beneftclal
taialln them to help them get aoclal Ml"Vic:M usually through
-*>pted. Before purc:Ntlng a pet. resource cent ..... Volunteera .,..
pteMe visit the shelter et 2163 needed to Mor ~lldren, te~
NiMtand. Huntington 8eec:tl crafta and computer lklllt at the
between P9dflc Cont Highway various centers. Paul Sti.plro,
end Atlama. (714) 640-2288. (849) 263-3120 ext. 22&.
=COUNTY CHILD PROJECT CUOOLE , PM:YEN1'ION CENTER Project CUddle It 1 eo.ta
The centtt netdl voluntMrt to M ... -baaed nonprofit
~ ttm mMtat:he nHdl
of girt• and women fedng
unplanMd pregnancies. In
addition to office help and
12·hour hottlne thlftl once a
month, volunteen are needed for
an ewclliliry group and
fundmaing committees and to
help dlstrlbut• atlctert to atop
beblea from being abandontd In
truh bins. SeMc9 groupe of 111
ldrldl -mom's groupa, churches,
ltudentl, men end women'•
clubtl, and company .. poneored
epc>rt'• tNm• -ere wanted for
creative fundraltlng proJecta. The
organization alto needs don"ed
gttl lteroa for moth9rs ~ beblea.
(714) 432·9681 or
http:l!Www.projectct1ddle.orv.
PROJECT TOGETHER
Project Together teeb adult
volunteere to ettabllsh a trultlng,
one-to-one relatlonahlp with
~lldrtn atretaed from famlly
p~ems and 1boae. Thi•
component of the Orenge County
Health Clre ~· Chlldren'I
Mental Health Services offers
training and aupervlalon for the
program. Many of the ~lldren
are economically deprived,
victims of neglect or both. (714)
85()..8444.
READ/ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteer literacy tutors are
needed to help create a more
llterete community with no-coat
tutoring for adultt In reading and
writing, one-on-one or In small
groupa. The edult literacy
program tetvet the Orange
County Public Library system.
Lessons are indlvldualized and
confldentlal. Training Is provided
and required. (714) 666-3070 or
http://www.readoc.org.
READINGBY9
The mentor reading program
seeb volunteers to reed to
students In kindergarten through
the third grade. Costa Mesa
schools need help for student• In
reading, writing and English.
Mentor session• may be
scheduled from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
and afte,.school from 3 to 6 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. Pomona
Elementary School, (949)
61&-6980; Whittier Elementary
School, (949) 616-6898; Wilton
Elementary School, (949)
616--6995; and New Shalimar
Learning Center, (949) 646-0396.
SALVATION ARMY OF ORANGE
COUNTY
Group or family volunteer1 are
needed to adopt a family,
1pon1or an angel tree, hold a
canned food or toy drive, or make
a 1peclal gift e>r donation directly
to the Salvation Army. (714)
832·7100.
SAVE OUR YOUTH
The Wntalde Cotta Meta youth
organlzalion 11 looldng for
volunteers to help create a
positive eltematJve for people 12
to 23. Volunteer1 are needed to
help In area1 such H boxing,
sporta, health, fitnet1, aerobics
and academic tutoring. (949)
648·3265.
SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED
EXECUTMS
Join other oo.Jneu profeulonals
to help tmall buslneuea 1ucceed
by feeding semlnara and
coaching entrepreneurs onllne.
The corpe is a nonprofit
c:tlarttable organlzltlon
competed of 11 ,500 volunteer
buslnMt mentors, both woridng
and ~red. who counsel
buslneae8 from nearly 400
omces throughout the country.
(714) 650-7369.
SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED serve as a guide for homer ...
fa millet by helping them aet
goals and maintain a belle
budget. Blllngual aklllt needed.
Orient1tlon and training
provf<*1. Thef'MI Rowe, (849)
767·1456.
SEMOR MEALS AND SERVICES
INC.
VoluntHrl ere needed to deliver
m.als to homebound senior
citizen• In eo.ta M ... who are
not •bl• to prepare their own
meals and do not have anyone to
prepare m .. 11 for them. Maal1
ar. delivered between 11 a.m. to
1 p .m . Monday through FndJy.
Volunteert al'9 alked to donate at
least one hour per week for al)(
months. Subltltute dr1vera are
ai.o needed to fill In for regular
~. (714) ~11 or(714)
891.->4.
SEJMHQ PEOPLE lf4 NEID
s.Mng =In Nted. elao ~.. I .. IOoldng for
volunlMfs to help Pfepere meal•
for the homel .... atMmbte
hygiene klt9, dlatribute meal• and
pick up food for cnparatlon. SPIN
provides move-In coau for
housing, c:eM management and
aupport aervlca to femme.
leevlng shelters. SPIN worbre
elao aerve at famlly advlaora or
mentore and conduc:b
worklhopt on budgeting end
more. Visit SPIN et 2900 Bristol
St., Suite H· 106, Costa Mesa.
(714) 761-1101 .
SHARE OUR SELVES CLINIC
TM clinic, which provides
emergency services to the neecly
In Orange County, I• looking for
volunteert to deliver and pldc up
food from local reataurantt and
grocery ttoret, help with medical
and dental staff, date entry, ... i.i
with food tortlng end
distribution, to help at the front
de•k and some other duties. The
group al10 needs t.rantletors.
(949) 642-3451, elCt. 267.
SHERMAN LIBRARY l
GARDENS
You could assist with the garden,
work In the gift and tea shop or
become a docent guide for
children and adulta at Corona del
Mar's botanical garden and
hlatorical research llbrery.
Stefanie Kriltlansen, (949)
673-2261.
Saturday, .lwle 19, 2004 AH
Pmtnts
Dlzvill Ki1twa!Ji
Live Tribute to Frank Sinatra
Now ff Thru the Summer
M•,,My d-T'"*"1:y Nipa 6-9'•
&tr is opm Mt 4:30pm
Dmner iJ snwtl Mon-Silt fem 5:30pm
fQr Raervation Call
(949) 646-7944
1695 /,.,,nu Ave., wtll Mua C4
HOME OP THB PEARL DUST MARTINI
. .-
-·
AFTER HOURS
-SPECIA~ EVENTS
\YH0EVER SAlD YOU CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS
DIDN'T KNOW WHERE TO SHOP
.. ·
earpenu.r. T1c:t• coet '30.
lnform.uon: (M) 7'80-7m.
UROQUlW M GMOENS
:The 8eroque M4* Feldvel wfJI
pt.-nt "Mullo In the~ I," featuq llloqlll~
John nw..n ... p.m. June 23
It the Sherman UbrarY end
Gerdenl, 26'7 E. Coeel ~.
Coront del Mat. TicMts cost $30.
lnfonNtlon: (~) 780-?a. ·
BAROQUE IN THE GMDENS
The S.roque Muek Foeltlvel will
preeent "Music In Che Gerdens 11,"
featuriNI music by Badl, •
T.i.m.nn, Coupeffn end Zelenka
at 8 p.m. June 26 et the Sherman
Library end Gaf'Oln1, 2847 e.
Coast Highway, Corona def Mar.
lldlltl C09t $30. Information:
• (949) 780-7888.
SUMMER CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE
SATU RDAY, JUNE 26 -SUNDAY, JUNE 27
MUS ICAL ENTERTAINMENT ti FACE PAINTING (11 A.M. ~ 3 P.M.>
°'-'er 25 unique 1hopJ, rutaurantl and sen·fces offnini cen rt1'•wLck
1peciau on.d promocloni for )IOU, our 'ia!wed cwtomer!
ENTER TO WIN A SSOO Giff C:ERTJFICAT£ TO THE CORONA DEL MAR
Pl.A7.A STORE OR ~,-AU RANT Of YOUR CHOICE!
~ ~ CDPY bm11>VJJC.-cld Mer"'-~
Winnlril may b1ll WW te diJlm "' ~ tnd I~ IWVIOa wUI ~ 1¥ltif'led .rl July lCi)4
~!
O Ya ONo
CORONA DEL HRH PLRZR
l'acoloe Co•n "''"',., • MuA,.~wr •••'•"'"
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MUSIC
REBA MCENT1R£
Grammy Award wfnner A.be
McEntl,. will perfonn .. pa11 of
the Pedftc AniphitheltN Summer
Concert Sel1es et 8 p.m. July 11 It
th• Orange County Ftir end
Expoattion Center. lnfonnation:
(714) 74().2000,
http://www.odalr.oom/pM:lflc
amphltlfftat/a
TRAIN
Tho mualcal group Train wfll
perfonn " part of the Pedflc
Aniphltheatre Summer Conceit
Serf•• et 8 p.m. July 16 at the
Ontnge County Fair and
Expotltlon C.nter. lnfonnetlon;
(714) 74().2000,
hrtp://Www.ocf•fr.com/paciflc
ampltitheatl&
HOOTIE AHO THE 81.0WFISH
The musical group Hootie and the
Blowfish will perfonn .. pert of
the PeclflcAmphitheatre Summer
Concert Sert.. at 8 p.m. July 18.
lnfonnetion: (714) 740-2000,
http:l/www.odalr.com/pacific
amphltheatffl.
BAROQUE TRU"1FETER
The Baroque Music Feetlval will
present Baroque concertos,
featuring Baroque trumpeter
John Thleaen et 4 p.m. June 20
at St. Mk:ha.ls All Angels Churctl,
3233 Paclftc Vlew Drive, Corona
del Mar. Tkbts C09t $25.
Information: (949) 760-7888.
BAROQUE ORGAN R£CfTAL
The Beroque Mualc Festive! will
preeent en organ ...cltel. featuring
B•roque trumpeter John
Thleuen and organ solollt
Gebrfel Atregul at 8 p.m. June 21
at St Mk:Nela All Angele Churctl,
3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar. Tldc9ts colt $16.
lnforrMtion: (9491760-7888.
BAROQUE IN THE CMl>ENS
The Baroque Music Festival wlH
present "Mualc In the Gardens 1;
featuring Baroque trumpeter
John Thleuen at 8 p.m. June 23
at the Shetman Library and
Gal'CMns, 2647 E. Coaet Highway,
Corona def Mar. Secular cantata•
end Instrumental worb by
Purcell, Hendel, Torelll end
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BAROQUE It TIE GARDENS
The Baroque Muelc Feetlvel flNtl•
features music by BneQel, Bech,
Mouret end CNtp90tfer et 8 p.m.
June 23 at the Shetmen Library
and G.rdena, 2&47 E. Coalt
Highw9y, Corona def Mer. TJc::bts
cost $25. Information: (949)
780-7888.
NEWSBOYS MO AUDIO ADRENAUNE
Chrlatlan rodt group the
Newsboyt will perform with
Audio Adrenaline at 7:30 p.m.
July 21 et the Pacific
Amphitheatre, Orange County
Fair end Exposition Center, 88
Fair Drive, Cot1a Mna.
Information: (714) 7~2000,
http:l/www.odalr.com/pltcific
amphlthe•tre.
1fOT BLUES ON A COOL
SUMMER NIGHT' .
The Center Stage Chapter of the
Guilds of the Orange County
Performing Alts Center will host
"Hot Bluee on a Cool Summer
Night:" There will be
entertainment Including dining
provided by South Coelt Plaza
and South Coast Village
restaurants. The event will be
from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 19 at South
Coast Pleu Village, Sunflower
Avenue end Bear Street, Senta
Ana. Information: (714) 284-6464.
JOOYWATlEY
Fashion Island's Annual Summer
Concert Serles w111 host pop
singer and Grammy winner Jody
Watley, who will perform •uch
hit• as "Looking for a New Love"
and "Still• Thrill:' The
performance will be at 7 p.m. July
14 In the Bloomlngdale'a
CourtV•rd et Fashion Island, 401
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. Seating I• free VIP tlcbta
COit $20. Information: (949)
721·2000.
FELIX CAVAUERE'S RASCALS
Fuhlon Island's Annual Summer
Concert Series will ho8t Rodt and
Roll Hall of Fame lnducteea Felix
Cavaliere's Aa9C81a, who will
perform suctl hitl as "Groovin'"
and "Mustang Sally:' The
performance will be at 7 p.m. July
21 In the Bloomingdale'•
courtyard at Fashion Island, 401
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. Seating Is free. VIP tld<ets
colt $20. Information: 1949)
721-2000.
LOVIN' SPOONFUL
Faehlon Island's Annual Summer
Concert Serles will hoet Aodt and
Ron Hall of Fame Induct ... the
Lovin' Spoonful, who will
perform euch hltt ae "Do You
B.ileve In Magic?" and "Summer
In the City,' The performance will
be It 7 p.m. July 28 In the
Bloomlngdele's Courtyard at
FMhlon Island, 401 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
Seetlng la free. VIP tld<eta cost
$20. Information: (949) 721·2000.
THEFIXX
Fashion lelend'• Annual Summer
Concert Serl" wfll hott the Fbcx,
who will perform euctl hit• H
"One Thlno Leads to Another"
end "Saved by Zero:" Tho ·
performa~ wlll be et 7 p.m.
Aug. 4 In the Bloomingdale'•
Courtyard at Fashion Island. 401
Newport Center Dove, Newport
Beech. Setting le free. VIP tld<ete
C09t $20. lnfonnatlon: (9'9)
721-2000.
DAVE MASON
Fashion Island'• Annual Summer
Conceit Serie• wfll holt Roc:tc and
Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Oeve
Maeon, •founding member of
the group Tratrlc. Mason wrote
IUCh hl1a •• •FMftn' Alright." The
pefformene9 wtll be et 7 p.m.
Aug. 1111'1 the aa~-::1 A
Courtyltd at Felhlon Wind, d"
Newpott e.nter onw, ,,_.-:~
BNclh. seating la"'"· \l1P tkkett
COit $20. Information: (948) 1
721·2000. ,, ..
• .. ~'4n
PONCHO SANCHEZ ~=
Feth&on t•end'I Annual~ Concert Series wtff host
Sand*, who wttl perlorm lA3 •
hits .. "Merna Guan•• and Y ~Jq
"Prelteme Th Corazon;" The ~ 6ffT
performance wfll be et 7 p.m.' 1:.,,r.e8
Aug. 18 In the Bloomlngdale'f'.' i;,wT
Courtyard et Faehlon leland, •" M
Newport Center Drlv•. NewPi>k> t~&q
Beac:h. Seating it free. VIP t e
cost $20. lnfonnatlon: 1949) 11fl&Ja
721·2000. ,.;KJ:r4L -:»IT
OZOMAJU • 'fl"ibsq
The Grammy Awerd·wlnnlncr\' (~
group Olomatll wfll perform I ~·~91\
variety of muelc from Letin Ult. nea
to Jazz·funk ae pan of the Pactftc
Amphitheatre Summer Con~ntH
Seriff at the Orange County·~u
& Exposition c.nter at 7:30 p.letf "'" July 18 et the Pacific "f cl.> ... &8
Amphitheatre, 88 Fair Drive, .,...9 rtr
Colta Mesa. Information: (71.,mu2
7~2000. \.:.C id
http://www.ocr.lr.com/pac1"¢'A m.q
amphitheatre. "' N>oR :ciraoo
JOHN FOGERTY :tt~ bbs
Rode and Roll Hall of Fame .~\'
Inductee John Fogerty Will ,.. ~M
perform as pert of the Pacific.., "*1>i
Amphitheatre Summer Concert
Series at the Orange County ~{qa
& Exposition Center It 8 p.mAl!j9rtT
28 It the Peclflc Amphltheau.,48>"'1
Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. 11., •~
Information: (714) 740-2000, 1.,) •• mqa
http.;!Mww.ocfair.com/pacifi~n1n~n
amphitheatre. l\Xjll i&l.
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JESSICA SIMPSON 1c11*'9Q
Singer Jessica Simpeon will ~ 1 1~f.el
perform as part of the Pacffiev. ..,.nf,
Amphitheatre Summer Conctl'li'~ ..
Serie• at the Orange County Fair
& Exposition Cemer It 8 p.mJ ~3'1
31 at the Pacific AmphitheatrwfJB>rlT
Fair Drive, Costa M.... "' 1b6&8
lnformatlon: (7141740-2000, i tv ~i.q
http:/J\Nww.ocfair.oomlpacifie'lc"~
amphitheatre. un•l'I•~
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DAVID BENOfT NC> RUSS ,,,,....,IT
FREEMAN •1>1>ic>aq
The Hyatt Regency Newport -."t (C:.e)
Beactl will hott David Benoit ltfld"M
Auu Freeman In the "Benoit 1 .. ~11et
Freemen Experience" •• part of
its Summer Jazz Serles '!.ft~.AW
sponeored by 94. 7 The Wevfl>O• fl.1A
starting at 8 p.m. June 25 at tm.t>U3
Jamboree Road, Newport eu,lt.ti.iT
Tidteu are $46 (for dinner .., rti~~
pad<agea, add $26). lnforme~m~
(949)729-6400, U•OvlV
http.;11\Nww.BUmmerjazz o~ ~
series.com. RYii erfT
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EVER£lTE HARP AHO PAUl:oQWWtl
JACKSON JR. 1mn iot)
The Hyatt Regency Newport ... 111<.>!nl
Beech will host Everette Herpe'hd,~
Paul Jac::bon Jr. as part of its 1 ='"iv.R
Summer Jazz Series sponsored
by 94.7 Ttle Wave, starting at~
p.m. July 2 at 1107 Jamboree •1H .,,rt
Road, Newport Beactl. Tld<ei. , uo&6
cost $37.60 (for dinner pacb~ .. ..q
add $26). Information: (949) """ClQZ
72&-6400, ., .... .,.,.,
http:l!Www.summerjazz .. ~~L
seriu.com. P! .. til
' +'1•A:.lil4 CRAIG CHAQUICO ~'t •<;~)
The Hyatt Regency Newport w-nun
Beech will host Craig Chaquico.•·~
part of lte Summer Jazz Seriee
sponsored by 94. 7 The WaveA.""fl'.»1
atarting at 7:45 p.m. July 9 at V~lfT
Jamboree Road, Newport Beo<ltb .. &8
Tldtete colt $37.60 (for dinner
padtagea, add $26). Information:
(9491729-6400,
http://Www.aummetjazz
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S1RUNZ la FARAH AND~
The Hyatt Regency Newport ~
Beactl will host Strunz ISt FarajJ
end Preful H pert of itl Summer
Jazz Setln sponsored by 94. 7
The Wave, atartlng et 7:46 p.m.
J1,1ty 16et1107 Jamboree Ro~lJ~>
Newport Beech. Tldcete ere $37.pu
(for dinner pecbg", edd $26):'
Information: (9481 nt.e400,
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MINDt ABAIR AND DOWN r80
THE BONE
The Hyett Regency Newport
Beach wfll hoat Mindi Abair end
Down to the Bone u p1rt of ltt
Summer Jazz Seri" sponsored
by 94.7 The Wave, atartlng at~
p.m. July 23 et 1107 Jam '
Roed, Newport Beac:h. Tldceta a
$37.60 (for dinner P8<*a9'1 •
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the Bfa>don Brothe,. .. part of Its
Sumnwr Jazz 5efiet aponeored
by 94. 7 The 'Wrve, starting at 7:46
p.m. Aqg. 6 at 1107 Jamboree
Roed, Newport Belctt. Ticbta
c:ott $37.60 (for dinner pacbgee,
add $26). lnfonnation: (949)
729-6400,
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SPYROGYRA
Tt14tjyatt Regency Newport
e.tO ~II hoat $py1'0 Gyre as
part of Its Summer Jazz Sen•,
spon90red bv 94.7 The Wave,
starting at 8 p.m, Aug. 27 at 1107
Jambol'M Road, Newport Beactl.
Tidtets cost $37.Ein (for dinner
pedcages, edd $28). lnformstlon:
(949) 729-&tOO,
Pl-i<>TO~TESY Of JO~ MARCUS
The Orange Cw1ty Perfom*1g Ms Center wl present
the classic Rocteers and Hammerstei'I roosical
"Oklahoma!" Perfonnances wil be at 2 and 8 p.m. today,
and at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Sooday in Segerstrom Hal at the
Center, 600 Town Center DrM!, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost
from $23.50 to $58.25. For more infonnation, cal (714)
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KE(IQ MATSUI
~tt~Newport
Bead\ will host Keiko Matsui as
part of Its Summer Jazz Series
sponsored by 94.7 The Weve,
starting at 8 p.m. Sept 3 at 1107
Jamboree Road, Newport Beec:ti.
Tidtets cost $37.60 (for dinner
pacbg .. , add $26). lnfonnetlon:
(949)7~. .
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WARREN HILL, MAAC ANTlONE, JEfF GOLUB AND
EtJGS.GROOVE
Th6~tt Regency Newport
Beach will hoat Warren Hiii, Mere
AntolM, Jeff Golub and Euge
Groove 11 part of Its Summer
Jan Senn sponsored by 94.7
The Wave, •rting at 7:46 p.m.
Sept. 10at1107 Jemboree Road,
Newport Beach. Tidtet9 coet $45
(tor dinner pacbges, add $26).
lnformetlon: (949) 729-6400,
htt/l:llflllww.summerjllZZ
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AIOftMD EWOT
The Hyatt Regency Newport
Beach will host Richard Elliot as
part ottts Summer Jazz Series,
&pOOIOr9d by 94.7 The Wave,
starting at 8 p.m. Sept. 17 at 1107
Jamboree Road, Newport Beec:ti.
Tidtets coat $37.60 (for dinner
p&e*ages, edd $26). Information:
(949) 729-6400,
http://www.•ummerjllZZ
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NORMAN BROWN
The"'Vett Regency Newport
Bedwlll hoat Normen Brown 11
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part of Its Summer Jazz S.riee,
lpOOIOr8d by 9'.7 The Wave,
starting at 8 p.m. Sept. 24 at 1107
Jemboree Road. N~rt Beach.
Tidtets cost $37.60 (Dinner
~ edd $26). Information:
(949) 72M400,
http:/Mlww.summerjarz .ms.com.
PET£RWHITE
The Hyett Regency Newport
Beach will host Peter White as
pert of Its Summer Jazz Series.
sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave,
starting at 8 p.m. Oct. 1 at 1107
Jamboree Road, Newport Beec:ti.
Ticketa cost $37.60 (Dinner
Packegea add $28). Information:
(949) 729-6400.
http:/Mlww.summerjazz
1ctrle•.oom.
BRIAN CUl.8ERTSON
FEATURING .cHAEL UNGTOH
The Hyatt Regency Newport
Beec:ti will host Brian Culbertson
featuring Michael Unton .. part
of its Summer Jazz Series,
sponsored by 94.7 The Wave,
•tarting at 8 p.m. Oct. 8 at 1107
Jemboree Road, Newport Beach.
Tickets cost $37.60 (Dinner
Packages add $26). Information:
(949) 729-6400.
http:IM!ww.summerjazz
aeries.com.
RICK BRAUN
The Hyatt Regency Newport
Beech will host Ride Braun 11 part
of ita Summer Jazz Series,
&pOf\IOred by 94. 7 The Wave,
ttarting at 8 p.m. Oct. 16 at 1107
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LAO TIZER BAND
The City Art9 Commi.ton will
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The City Arts Commlaslon will
pf'eleOt Concerti In the Parke,
feeturing the Latin rock of
canrvana from 6 to 8:30 p.m. July
26 at Bob Henry Perl( (comer of
Dover Drive and 16th Street).
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lnvea~nt.
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lot and build your own
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envir'OnrMnlal rMtrictlont l.n
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featuring the deltlc roe* 'n' roll of
Rey end the Coruln ttom fi to
8:30 p.m. Sept. 199' ~
Patt (Next to BalbOe pier),
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The Balbol Vlllege Busln ...
Improvement Otstrict will h08t
•eoncerts on the PenfMula:
feeturing the bend Paid In Full
from 6 to 8 p.m. July 1 9t the
Peninsul• Plirtc Gazebo at M•ln
Street end Oce•nfront Newport
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r..turtng Janie Browning & The
Righteous Broe. Bend from 8 to 8 p.m. July 8 It the Peninsula Perie
Gazebo et Main Street end
Oceenfront, Newport Beach.
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The Balboa Vlllege eu.io-.
Improvement Olstric:t will host
•eonc.rta on the Peninsula:"
featuring the band Siu• Bar BBQ
from 6 to 8 p.m. July 16 at the
Penlnsula Perl( Gazebo at Mein
Stiwt and Oceenfront, Newport
Beach. lnforma1ion:
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MELVIN EDDY BLUES BAND
The Balboa Village Buain&M
Improvement Dlstrfct will host
•Concerts on the Peninsula:'
featuring the MeMn Eddy Bluea
band from 8 to 8 p.m. July 22 at
the Peninsula Part Gazebo at
Main Stiwt and Oceenfront,
Newport Beach. lnformstlon:
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Dr. Jeffrey T.
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Breakfast 9:00am · 2:00pm Sunday
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Quality is
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~lllMI!~ Wl1'ch ...... two
<IMllola lblMed how tmnll can be a
~ ~ The 8l!Oiol' dlvWon ii b'
falbm no )'OUDlfJf tbm 60 )11181'1 old 8od
the ...... ISlior dMliorl ii roe falher'S no
youneer dwl 70. The townament. now
In ... lOdl )1Jllr, brtnp bJl9lh« IOIDe of
the belt .-FJUP pla)9S In diaJlldoiD;
. . w.ni Lurie Sr.. 91, ii the Oldelt mm·
pedtOr in the townamenL lie i.s payed
lo Europe for Tham USA in the 8eDiora di·
vlaiori and bis rtputadoo • an elder
statesman tor the pme has earned other
le.ams' taped.
Newport Beach raideot 1bm Padnola·
Faul and bis father Jerry Paul faced Lurie
Sr. and WiDlam Lurie Jr. In the opening
round and cbaoged their attategy be-
CIUle of Lurie St
"We retpect Mr. Lw:ie and we tried to
hit to the SOI\ evaJ ~ Che 100 bb
pretty bard." PU la6d-ifter .. ~ M
win.
Hitting to the IOl'l runs muoter to the
game plail of most teams In the tourna·
rnent.
•Ba.*alJy, the genenl rule of thUmb at
the fat.ber·IOO Is, you j>lay the ball to the
father as much as you can," F.dc Quade, a
Newport Beach resident. lak1. ·1t'a pretty
oommon koowtedge, espedaDy as the
rounds go further, that the f'athen haw to
really iwldJe a lot of bells."
With lhota ~ at the elder partnen,
it ls not uoconunon to 1ee the som
"steal" shots dead)' rflachabje by their
~
"lt'S not lib mixed [doubles)," Ruinola-
PU taid. "In mixed. the woman gets an-
IP'Y If you tab off and go du her shot.
But In fatber-900, It's Uh, 'Go get ft 90n. I
SHT'EMn,P•84
common
knowJedge,
especially
as the
rounds go
further, that
the fathers
have to
really
handle a lot
of balls:'
ErlcC)Mld9
~.Jerry Paul, right,
lunges to make a backhand
return while his steJ:>-son Tom
F.mta-Paul, of Newport
Beach, watches during an
opening-round match tn the
super seniors (7~and-Older)
~Of the United States
Tennis MsocietiOO
Father-SOO Tennis
Championships at Newport
Beach Tennis Club Friday.
At left, Winiam Lurie Sr., who
at 91 is the evenfs oldest
competitor, extends to make
a forehand return during an
opening-<ound match in the
the super seniors division
Friday. Newport Beach
resident Eric Quade and his
father, Stanley Quade, won
twice Friday to advance to
today's 12:30 p.m. super
seniors quarterfinal.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Local squads
in the quarters
Costa Mesa Little League
teams play in TOC today
for berths in semifinals.
Ave qi.mtedlnaJ games involvlilg Costa
Mela Anaicarl UttJe League and Costa
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MARKC. OU!>m/MILYPllOT
ia High opposite Josh Kornegay (2), proved to be head and shoulders above the competition.
agles' Kornegay MVP
Estancia standout
headlines 11 boys
volleyball players
selected All-CIF
by section coaches.
Recent &tancia High gradu-
ate Josh Kornegay has been
named CIF Southern Section
Division Ill Most Valuable Player
in boys volleybalJ. leading a
group of 11 Newport-Mesa area
athletes awarded All-CfF laurels.
Kornegay, lhe 6-foot-4 oppo-
site who helped lead the Eagles
• to the CJF Division Ill champi-
onship, recorded 210 lcills, 42
service aces and 113 blocb. He
also shared MVP honors in the
Golden West League with team-
mate Kris Hartwell
e.,tancia graduates Scott San-
key and HartweU, in Division Ill,
as weU as Corona del Mar junior
Tom Welch In Division II and
Sage Hill School graduate Kevin
Joyce in Division V. also earned
first-team AU-CJP honors.
Newport Harbor graduate
Morgan Govaars was a second-
team honoree In Division I,
whUe CdM junior. Kevin Welch,
Estancia junior Trevor Holmes,
and Sage Hill graduale Macson
Frederick represent their
schools on the second team in
Divisions Ill, II and V. respec-
tively.
CdM setter Dominic Rubino,
another graduate, and Sage Hill
graduate setter Julian Smith-
Newman received third-team
recognition.
Coach Tracey Ingraham, who
guided the Eagles 10 a 23·6 re·
cord, as well as Golden West
League and CIF Division Ill ti·
tles, was named Coach of the
Year In Division Ill.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
Chandy, Gordon .
earn elite status
Academy coaches
name Sage Hill duo
track athletes of year.
Sage JiiJJ School sophomore
z.acb Olandy has been named
~cademy League boys track and
ftetd Athlete of the Year. while Upbling junJor Laura Gordon
tamed the same distinction
tmong girls competitors.
• Otendy 8nlshed second In ClP
'°"them Section Divlllon IV in
the 200· and 400-meter run& He mo first-team all-league lo \he
100, 200 and 400.
Gordon was the league cham-
~ ln the 100 and the triple
Joining Gordon on the girls
first team Is Amy WerbUn, a jun-
ior discus thrower.
Gordon is a second-team hon-
oree this season In the 300 hur-.
dies.
The Ugbtntng boys 1,600 relay
team of Chandy. Chris Neale,
Mike Vogue and Tun Lefter Is
first-team all-league.
Braden Barnett Is a first -team
choice In the ahot put and dis-
cus.
Barnett has also been named
to the second team In the 100
and the 400 may. the latter along
with Neale. Ian Dull and Matt
Sanford.
Sanford Is a second-team pick
ln the 200.
MAAt< C. DUSTIN I OM.Y PILOT
Sage Hill School's Zach Chandy
on his way to second place in
CIF Division ~ 400-meter final.
JENNI
ContirMd from Bl
dOn't want to dlUe after It.' •
~ reimJd llm~ doea
om DMM lht ~ don't .....
~ ~play to win. but Jti
not the most ln~t ching, •
f.rtc Quade Mid. •mu. touma·
mcntl a great thing to do on Ri·
ther's Day Wh:it othf:r w.'tfvlty or
spon can you 1etually F out and
do lhings with yow fathc1 nd c•
~compete?"
SU\nley Quade cnjoyi the tour·
rwnent becai.lsc It b ll way to
. keep In touch with Eric. who
also the dln!aor -or tennis for lhe
Racquet Oub of 1ivine.
"f just want to ~ cJoee to my
aon and hls tennis: the dder
SP 0 R T 'S
BRIEFLY
Tars' Govaars Sea View MV
Outside hitter tops
five Newport Harbor
players recognized
by league coaches.
~ot Newport Harl>or High
graduate Morgan Govaaca. who
led the Sailors to an unbeaten
.Sea View l.aglJo ~ voUeyball aeuoo and the league champl·
onahip. has been named Mott
Valuable Player by \he circUlt'1
coaches.
Govun. a 6-foot outside hit-
ter, Is joined on the fint team by
Sailors Brett Perrine, Adam
Schlesinger and Gavin Galey.
Ted Slater represents Newport
Harbor on the second team.
BREITLING
Perrine, a 6-6 junior, and
Galey, a 6-2 senior this spring.
joined Govaara u productlve hJt-
tm for the Sailors. wtio finished
23·8 after falling to Long Beach
Wilson In the aecond round of
the OF Southern Section DM-
....
tMeTaU••MTe P'Oa •••••eOIOMA'-•·
lon l playoffs.
Schlesl.nger. who will continue
his carttr at Lon3 Beach State,
triggered the attack at setter for
c.oacb Dan Glenn.
Slater a versatile 5-10 topbo·
more, Jo~ Perrine to give the
Sailors a bright future.
Mogbaddam picks ECU
• POOI'BAU.: Former Orange
Coast College and Newport
Harbor High defensive tackle
Nick Moghaddam signed a na-
tional letter of intent Friday to
attend East Carolina University,
a Division I school, in Green·
vUle, N.C
Moghaddam, who made 23
tackles and added a sack. de-
spite missing time with a knee
Injury as a Coast sophomore
last season, Oew to the Green·
vUle campus earlier thls week to
meet with coaches and players
and decided to accept a full
scholarahip.
DON LEACH I DM.Y Pilot
Newport Harbor's Morgan Govaars led the Sailors to an unbeaten Sea View League title campaQln. :
ordinator and strength and
conditioning coach, respec·
tively. BQth Odom and Grieco
came to East Cvolina, whJch
competes fn Conference USA,
from the Unlverslty of Florida.
San Jose State also pursued
Moghaddam.
~(East Carolina coaches) gave
me a summer workout plan and
want me to gain four or five
pounds,· · said Moghaddam.
who ls finishing a class at Coast
and will leave for GreenvUle
Aug. 8.
He will major in business.
-Bry~ Alderton
Tars' Hardy to UCLA
gram,· Hardy said. ·1 believe it's
going to be an awesome experi-
ence that will further develop
me as a soccer player and per·
son."
Paulson misses the cut
• GOLP: Dennis Paulson, who
grew up playing at Santa Ana
Country Oub, shot a 6·over-pa.r
76 fn the second round, missing
the cut by three strokes at the
104th U.S. Open golf cha.mp!·
onship Friday at Shinnecock
Hills Goll Oub in Southamp-
ton, N.Y.
in 66Y.t lnnlngs. ,
Cooper, who also plan..!..!.!!
play for OCC bit .342 in l~,
.333 overall. He had one homer,
14 RBis and eight doubles.•:•
Gonzalez hit .377 overalf~th
two homers and 16 RBis. •·
Two Sailors all-league ..
• SOPTBAU.: Newport Har-
bor High juniors Ashley Clea·
son and Julianne Bass · alaWe
been selected All-Sea 'V1c:w
League by the circuit's softb\ill
coaches.
Gleason, a pitcher and third
baseman, is a first-team hon-
oree after amassing 140 ~tr\ke•
outs in 128'h innings and .peet-
TRADITJi~Al1
·(The Plratesl play good
teams. They open against West
Vl.rginla (Sept. 41," said Mogh·
addam, a 6·foot·4, 266-pound
lineman. •1 wanted to compete
at the h.lghest level.·
Mogbaddam, a former All·
Newport·Mesa defensive selec·
tJon, saJd he was impressed
with Jerry Odom and John Grie·
co, P.a.st Carolina's defensive co-
• SOCCERt Newport Harbor
High girls soccer star Erin
Hardy, who has battled injuries
the past two seasons after a
noteworthy freshman cam-
paign in 2001-02, has vetbally
committed to continue her ca-
reer at UCLA after finishing at
Newport Harbor next year.
Paulson, who attended Costa
Mesa High a.od now lives in En-
cinitas, finished 8-over {72-76
-148) through the first two
days in his third Open appear·
ance.
Mesa duo on first team
ing a 1.20 ERA. An
All -Newport-Mesa selectJun
last year, she also led the ~
with a .32 1 batting aver~Jrd
was second on the team wiffi ~••hlon letend·N•wport •••oh f4tf7'2J·f010
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High pitcher Justin Pete~on, a
senior this spring. and junior
first baseman Andrew Sanford
have been named first-team
All-Golden West League by the
circuit's coaches.
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Hardy was a second-team
All-CIF Southern Section Divi-
sion n choice as a freshman,
wtien, playlng stopper, she
helped the Sailors reach the CIP
Division II quarterfinals.
Bass, a catcher and ~.QCU·
fielder, led the Tars with•nine
RBis, four triples and wu sec-
ond to Gleason with a .282-baL·
ting average to earn se<:Qnd·
team honors.
League Most Valuable P~r
honors are shared by soiurn-
mores Krista Seeman ·from
Woodbridge and Sam Hammer
fro111 Laguna Hills. ' ~ '
Now louted In Newport Beach to serve Newport Bach, Corona ct.I Mar. Newport Coast
A fullback on the under-18
Southern CalJfornia Blues club
team, she is also a regional par-
ticipant in the Olympic Devel-
opment Program.
Estancla's Bric Scheafer and
Cullen Crom. as well as Costa
Mesa senior pitcher Daniel
Cooper and senior Gary Gonza·
Jez, who pitched and played the
outfield, are second-team hon-
orees. MLS camps coming
and all of Orwip County.
Please all
Linda for a
complete~
or your
penonal insurance
Hardy, known for her extreme
quickness, was second-team
All-Sea View League as a junior
at Newport, when her time at
sweeper was limJted by various
injuries.
She wu also second-team
all-league u a sophomore,
when she missed several league
games due to a strained knee
ligament.
She was first·tea.m all-league
aa a freshman.
Hardy chose UCLA. which
lost in the NCAA semifinals to
eventual champion North
Carolina. 3-0, last fall, over Pep-
perdlne an4 Portland, among
othen.
Peterson, a left-bander who
plans to continue playing base-
ball at Orange Coast College,
had a 1.00 ERA. He recorded 85
strlkt'f)uta ln 7fnS innings and
compiled a 7-4 record with
three saves. His ERA in league
was 1.29.
Peterson, who received sec·
ond-team all-league honors last
year, also produced at the plate
with a .342 batting average. He
had 15 runs and eight RBis.
Sanford batted .526 (20 for
38) in league •. 473 overall He
produced 35 hits, 12 doubles,
one home l'\Ul and 21 RBls dur-
lng the sea.son.
• SOCCBR: Oinics speolaliz-
ing in technique-and funda·
mentaJs will be included i.n the
Major League Soccer camps
that will take place at the Costa
Mesa Farm Sports Complex JWy
5.9,
AU. campers receive a ball. T·
shirt, camp evaluation, M~,glft
and a free companion ticket to
an · MLS game. Admllslon
ranges based on each clinii:.. f'Qr
ages 6 and under, a clinic will
run from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.,
July 5-9, that will.cost $61..
For ages 8 and above, there
will be two clinics. Alhlet~s ln·
terested in the 9 a.m. to noon
camp will pay $98. For 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. the co tis $138.
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•1 am extremely excited and
honored to commit to the
UCU women's soccer pro·
Cooper, who was drafted in
the 38th round, l,134th overall
by the Montreal P.xpos on June
8, was 5·4 with a 2.84 ERA. He
had 71 atrlkeouts and 17 walb
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Costa Mesa. CA 92627
At Newport Blvd. &: Bay St.
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sor Q,, Costl Mesa, CA
92626 ~r't>n M1tthew Nardi .
~ ~lndsor Ct. Costa Meu, CA 92626
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business yet?
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Interiors 111 redone.
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Of'IN HOUSI SUN 11-5
6192 EAGLECREST DR .
"SeaCliff on the Greens"
2Br + Loll, hl&hly
UPlfldtd Ntw kitchen
w/blecll pearl arenitt,
hue• m11ter bed & b1th.
3 fp's, pl1nt1tion Mlut·
ten & morel $1,125,000
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2Mlr-4e
(Thomu Gulde t890Cl)
Unobstructed 180 d111ee
city ll&ht vltw, 4br
3000sf, 3 Cir 1er, 8400sf
lot New cherry 1r1nlt1
kitchen with laland
Hta hly up1,.ded
throuatiout. Sun dtck
view. Sl,795,000 Al1n
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306-2526
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24 TRUWET VINE
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Turtle Ald11 4br 3.5b1
+ pro)tet rm 4th br Is
1 caslt1 wired for offt
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Alntflun first
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Portoflno, Newport
Canyon, 4br. 3 ba 2400
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COACH ROOF, CER'TIAEDI
$26,995 (241473)
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To schedule your privatt showing of this contemporary masterpiece,
please contact Kent McNaughton at (9"'9) 719-2050 or (9'19) 612-0006.
Also, pmrfew the home onlf ne using a virtual tour at
www.newportftnthomts.com.
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2. umr Story/Inda
3.-36. Coldftll Binker/
Cout Newp>rt Properties
37.-69. Strada Properties
70. KOiar & CO.
Bank of Anicrica
71-76. Fust Team Eatates
71. Cote Ralty Gro~
78.-79. Rmm Ra! &we Sen1W
80. ~Np BUik
81. ~Bay Funding
82; Ha.nu ~ Ralty
83.-117. Pruclmtial California Raley
118. Wclb Fargo Private Mo~
119. Atmltrong Plopertia
120. Counuywide Mortgage
121. Abram& Coutal Pro,..
122. Coldwell Banlrer
123. Cannery Village Realty
124. Wmhingmn Mutual
SolMar~
125. ~r'a Realty
126. POnfolio Financial
Lolli Ad¥iloa
127. Metro Ralty
129. Laguna Seaide Realty
131. John ow.dee
Seven Gablea Real Eat.ate
132. Loan AdYilon
133. Seven Gahlea Real F.statc
135. Mongap Rates
138.-140. Home. of the Week
141. Open Home Guide
143.-144. Prudential California Realty
DailyAPilot ProUdJ1 ~Newport Bach. Costa Maa. U UOQa dd Mar,
~ <Mit, Shady <:aayon, Uguna Beach, Lagwia N'.pd,
OMa Point. Monarch Bach, Qapimano Bach,
Sen Juan CapimaDo and San Clemence.
SpectacuW city lights, oet.an md bay views are the
hallmark of this four«droom. five bath contanpomy
home in the hean of Corona dd Mar. Walls of glass doors
Oood the open. flowin& spaces in natural light. while
imported granite Ooors lldds a touch of elepnce Wilh
approximatdy +,000 square feet that includes a west
f.acing. ocean vi£W front deck. this reflncd address offers a
~th of comfonable and luxuriously appointed rooms.
According to the listing agent, Kmt McNaughton of
First Team Estates, the ho~!J location is within walking
distance to Fa.mion Island. the village and the beaches.
The asking prtce is $3.49S million.
The refreshing pool and spa provides a memorable '
vmut for entenaining guests. A oolumned pesgola, built-In
ba.rbequt and sitting areas add to your options.
The formal living room enjoys a lighted art niche and
glass doors tba1 open to a spacious ocean view deck.
Those wlth a love for the culinary ans are a:rtain to be
amazed by the large t.at·ln kitchen that is equipped with ~ stai.nles.Mted VUdng appliances, custom cbeny wood
cabinets. pnite counters, center Island and btt.akf.ast bar
for four Ibc tnfonnal dining area looliS oat • abe deck
and view beyond.
In toial the home otJm a family room, dining room.
den, master suite pid two-car attached garage on an
approximatt half acre of manicured groMds.
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l'emodeled fllnlly home on Udo Isle. Panoramic ocean view on 5pntul Hill
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PERAZUL $l,StS,OOO
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220.S Matprite Awnue $3.333.000 Sat I ... Amy E. Baumprtner
Sun 2-5 Amy E. 8aumpnner
260 I llllnd VIM $1,975,000 set , .... H..cher Hcew.n
Sun , .... RobinT.nch
717 Sencar'9 om. $1,'50,000 Sat I ... Tammy~ ..
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Sun I ... Judi Ulnly
617 Btconla $1,2-49,000 Sat 2-5 BanM!omewJVoael
'43 S.chcomber $1 .019.000 Sat 1 .... Melina Bamu
CRY.STAL COYE
86 Sldra CCJWl9 $2,295,000 Sun 1-'4 Cammy Lelle
$4,995.000 Sat , .... Cory Ow1lde
EASTSIOE COSTA MESA
2629 w..un1nmr Place $879.000 Sun 1-4 Todd Bryson
"' Eut 21 at ScrMc. Unit: 8 $799,000 Sat 1-4 Grant 8bcby
IRVINE TERRACE
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1649 5'net Rklp $2.199,000 Sat 2·5 KJmberty Hutchlnp 0 !!!
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1565 Tahiti Avww. $1,849,000 Sat 1-4 Liz Sp.-
31371 Monter9y $1,649,000 Sat 1-4 RoblnTendl
917Acapuko $1,199,000 Sat 1-4 Hotton/Horton
LAGUNA NIGUEL
22803 Se.way om. $4.l~0.000 Sat 1-4 Jerry Snyder
29602 Sea HorM ~ $575,000 • $61'4,876 Sat 1-4 Kevlil Kamm
Sun 1-4 Kavin Kamm
NEWPORT BEACH
9 Hat1>or' Island· $6.f?S.ooo Sat 1-4 John McMonltle
Sun 1-4 John Hd1onl&le
16c;.,.... $4,995,000 Sat 1-4 c..nm, lMtl9
Sun 1-4 Allan E. Hehr
2329 Pl'ivata Road $1.299.000 Sat 12-l Lisa Ohanesian
3131 Corte Caleta $980,000 Sat 1-4 Mall Gulledp
Sun 1-4 jennl(er Wons
20 I 0 Vista CaucW $899,999 Sun 1-4 Katie Rollins
20 In Spruce Awnue $850,000 Sat 1-4 Mau Evans
Sun 1-4 Matt Evans
73 Princeton $192,000 Sat 1-4 Marilyn Wiiiiams
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ----s 11 a Modlr'9 $1 ,7'49/XX) s. 1-4 U>uAnne Rlay
231 s Holy Lane $1.)40,000 ., l.S
NORTH LAGUNA
,58 I Ounnepn Or1ve $2.995,000 Sat 1-4 Brian G. Johnson
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1649 $Unset Rklp $2.19'.000 Sun 1-4
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2049 I SMnna Line $679,000 Sat 1-4 GaryHM11~11_.
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All the luxurious services and amenities of the Montqe Resort and Spa.
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amenities dw Wondbridae ha.' to offer. A~ 1 uw my Mn having the time of h~ life f cooldn't help
but think or you auys and what you've dooc for us to experience this amazin1 improvcmcnl in our
lifestyle.
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company and bad a.mbJcd the risbt am to acrvc your clients cO'ectivcly. "As IOID.UaC wbo rw
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rul est.ie pmf~I well. You and your entire team Wee it to a whole new lftlL "'* *' ~
firs& cncounccr your -.11<>1u mMdc it Ver)' clcu to us that finding u1 • hOmc wat ..,.. ........ a
home lo a prospective buyer, but~ about bcfJrinl a couple.. md nuw 1 (~ ...... Ii' ee1
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ln my opink>n. Hanu Reddy Realty hu taken work beina of rCal cltale ..,... , ..... _,.._...a
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in a spedallst. process. A sales professional can help contingencies, providfn8 applicable
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have seen real estate professionals as work to negotiate a favorable contract. and helping prepare for a smooth and
simply a person who drives you Dudng the process, he or she will uneventful dosing. If you're about to
around from property to property, our review the contract~ obligationt begin the process of buying or selling
role Is deftnttely greater than that. before you sign, explain how ' a home, amllder involving a real
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the way we live and work. And it's no Ask yourself, who better to know work, and so on. arc hlgb, it's comforting to have a
different for real estate. Twenty years the es.act whereabouts of that 50-mile And IOm«:tbing euy to overlook ts speda)Jlt by your side.
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1324 SANTANeLLA ·
IRVINE TERRACE • CORONA DEL MAR
Classically updated and exquistiely appointed three
14 OLD RANCH ROAD
BEAR .BRAND RANCH • LAGUNA NIGUEL
bedroom, two bath single level home.
Premier ocean view lot in prestigious, private, gated
community. Sweeping ocean, mountain & city light views.
Coll for price
1 NORTHAMPTON
Belcourt Hill • Newport Beach
Presented at: $950,000
510 1 /2 AVOCADO
3bd, 2bath in Corona del Mar
lease: $2500/mo
Presented at: $2,850,000
"Whether buying or selling in
today'• fa1t·paced market,chooaing an
experienced, aucceuful agent to help you
make the right decialon 11 critical to
maximizing your Investment.•
COLEEN BRENNAN
949 .275.2775
coleenbren nanOprucdm .com
www.coleenbrennan.com
3 819 VISTA BLANCA
Cypress Cove • San Clemente
Presented at: $2,250,000
56 SEA ISLAND
Newport Beach
. $640,000 -$699,876
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tor Ol/ef 29 years, I'm proud to
bring my considerable experience
to your neighborhood. I also have
the technology, resources and
innovative loan products from one
of America's leadin& lenders to
make your next home buying
experience fast, convenient and
virtually ha:ssl~free.
A vast selection of home financing
options, includins:
~ PayOptlon AR Ms
~ Fixed Period ARMs 3/1, 511,
7/1, 10/l
~ loterest Only Loan f>rosrams
~ Home Equity Loan Proerams
~ Fast & East"' loans
~ Purchase & Refinance
~ Stated Income Available
~ Primary Residence, Second
Homes, High Rise
Condominiums
~ New Construction (Rate Cap
Prosram offm interest rate
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Kevin Budde
BIWlCh Maf'll8I'
Cell 94!M22-2075
IOIV!n_buddeOcountrywlde.c:om
Web&i19: WflN. lolnliPC)l'olllsfast.com
Mlsalon Vie,o Branch
27101 PIMtl Real, Suit• 100
M1$1110R Viejo, CA 92691
Phone 949-282-2203 Dlrtd
Fax 949-348-1639
IMM Bilnch
18044 eoi. DrlYt
Irvine, CA 92612
Phone 9'9-552·2777 ext.224
:JuD:e Galen<lar
·of Events
June 1 -Tuesday Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -S p.m.
June 2 -Wednesday Marketing Meetins/Welfs Fargo Bank - 8:1 S a.m.
Guest Speaker: President Rick Mcintire
LB Broker Preview -9 a.m. • 1 p.m.
June 3 -Thursday Marketing Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:15 a.m.
LN Broker Preview -9 a.m. -1 p.m.
June 4 -Friday &Oard of Directors Meeting -8:30 a.m.
June 7 -Monday TEMPO Training
9 • 10:30 a.m.; 11 ~.m. -t 2:30 p.m.; 1 :30 -3:30 p.m.
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -S p.m.
June 8 -Tuesday Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -S p.m.
June 9 -Wednesday
Marketing Meeting.M'ells Fargo Bank -8:1 S a.m.
Guest Speaker: Patrick Freeman, AJlstate Insurance
LB Brok.er Preview -9 a.m. -l P·"l:
C.A.R. DiredDf'S -Sitcwneoto, June 9-12
June 10 -Thursday
Marketing Mfftlng/8all Park Pizza -8:1 S a.m.
lN Broker Preview -9 a.m. • 1 p.m.
June 14 -Monday TEMPO Training ,,
9 -10:30 a.m.; 1t a.m. -12:30 p.m.; 1 :30 -3:30 p.m.
Deadline for Wednesday LB Preview -S p.m.
June 15 • Tuesday
Deadline for Thursday LN Preview -S p.m.
June 16 -Wednesday
Marketing MeetlngM'ells Fargo Bank·-8:1 S a.m.
Guest Speaker. Covemment/Communlty Affairs
LB Broker ~iew -9 a.m. • 1 p.m.
June 1 7 -Thursday
Marketing Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:1 S a.m.
LN Broker Preview -9 a.m. • 1 p.m. SoCalMLS President's Meeting -Noon
June 18 -Friday
Budget & Finance Committee -9 a.m.
June 21 -Monday
TEMPO Training
9 • 10:30 a.m.; 11 a.m. -12:30 p.m.; 1 :30 • 3:30 p.m.
• Deadline for Wednesday lB Preview -S p.m.
June 22 -Tuesday
Deadline '°'Thursday LN Preview -5 p.m.
June 23 -Wednesday ~ng Meetln,/Wells Fargo Bank-8:1 S a.m.
Guest S~aker. Laguna An MU1eUm
LB Broker Preview -g a.m .• 1 p.m.
June 24 -Thursday
Marke-tJng Meeting/Ball Park Pizza -8:15 a.m.
LN Broker Preview -9 a.m. • 1 p.m.
June 25 -Friday
Board ol Oirectof'S Meeting-8:JO a.m.
June 28 -Monday
SoCalMLS Directors at PacWest -Noon
Deadline fOf Wednetday LB Preview -S p.m.
June 29 • Tuesday
Deadline for Thuriday LN Preview-S p.m.
June 30 -wednesday
Marketing Meeting/Wefls Farao Bank -8:l S a.m.
Guest SpeakH: Affililate Member
LB Broker Pr.view-9 a.m. -1 p.m.
ELECTION DAY -DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!
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Water-View Masterpiece Three Doors From South Bayfront
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Three bedrooms and four bathrooms lncJuding guest unit over the garage. Water views from front patio, roof deck, and balcony.
Pegged hardwood floors, chef's kitchen, granite counters throughout, four fireplaces, central air, and much morel
Asking $2,225,000
Call Don Abrams or Sue Abrams to see at (949) 675-4822
Wonderful remodel and upgrld88 to 'this W. plan end unit. Three bedrooms and 2 112 baths plus two-car garage. Granite
oountertops, new kitchen, crown moldings, beautiful built-ins, new windows and morel Lovely picture window looking out to
pNceful patio gardftn. Alking $879,000
Call Gwenn Abrams to see at (949) 697~784
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l:EGENDARY GOLF SITTING
LA Cos'rA, CALIFORNIA
furopHn illtPred. p.c.fully de61gntd ~ k>citfd on
~ 2rid .e.bclll d the.,._ new, ~ry ~ U.W Resort &
Spa's WOftd Ch41mpiont Golf C~. This ~lar 4·
btdroom, S,,beih, C\Hlom-.-home, with 233 feet d golf
courte ~. offen ~ S,000 Sf d ~quilltr single ltC>rf
ljvlrig wt.. indoot and ~ ~ combine to create the
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enten.lnina. With riCh dllit oak Roofing. hand p.ainted fieK.Os,
custom wall coverings, ttately INstef suite, multiple fireplaces,
and unp.ar~l.ted aolf courw teaing. this home hu It all. ....,,.,, ... ~.,.:
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~ ., $2,690,000
TROPICAL PARADISE
IN DEL MAR, CA
Bea.1.Mully ~. ptivale, pt«!, resort home with zero
edge pool su1T01Jnded by mature p.alms and ~ring trees. ·
Other tlmeles6 dltllnc:tiont include: Travertine.and bamboo
floor,, custom l1ghtlng. SOI.ind, office, putting green and
PRIVATE! P9!fectly pi.c.ed on 1,16 tropical oceAn view Kres,
this tnily ""ceplion.il pie(e o( p.arad1.e Is the epitome ol •
Soulhem California liv1na. The tWe ol the art kitchen th41res
the tropial ocean view with the spacious ind dramatic living
room w/du~nng window walh that Insure the ultimate In
1ndoot and oiJtdoof living.
"Olkr«l •t $2,750,000
JENNIFER HAZARD
(760) 492-2443
TANYA HUTCHISON
(760) 809-3663
COLOWeLL
BAN~eR lJ
The Residence One at Sansol at Talega of San Clemente offers
elegance and function
Popular floor plan offers
an array of room options
standard in the Residence One, archttectutt. Floor plans offer generating incredible sales success
homebuyers are choosiJl8 an extra approDn.ately 2,.973 to 3,477 squatt within this desirable Talega setting.
bedroom on the Ont floor for gu~ feet, with three to five bedrooms, up Talega of San Oemente, situated
as well u teenage children who want to four and one-half baths and garage on 3,500 aaes and located three
more privacy. Sansol's Residence One oonBguratio!'S that can miles from the Pad.Be Ocean, offers
Homcbuyers who Willlt a luzurtous also offm the flaibflity of a founh accommodate up to three cars. an array of netghbodloods ranging in
detached residence amidst the bedroom and third bath upstairs in Pemonaltztng options (per plan), prtce from the $400,0005 to more
ooastal-close setting of Talcga of San U.eu of the bonus room. tndude a hobby room, ma.ttcr retreat, than $1 million that appeal to a
Oemarte must vfsit Sansol by 'l'he main living areas of the den, library, loft, game alcove, studio varlety of Ufestylcs. Many of Talega's
Standard Pad.ftc Homes. Offedng an Residence One add another or deck. residences have views of the ocean,
tmpttalft telcctlon of funcdonal, tmpresslvc dJmenston. There ls a Each San.sol residence ts filled with the golf course, parks or open space.
elegant floor plans for contemporary separate dining and liYtn& room for remarkable beauty arid fundion. Talega residents enjoy rich amenities
IJfcstylcs, 1he ndghborhood's foanal mt~ while the family ~ lndUde wood-buming including 19 miles of trails and the
Residence One ts a popular Choice for room provides a foe.al poJnt for caSUal flleplaas, ~lighting and Talega Golf Club ind Gdlle with its
those who value arch!tecwral day-tl><lay gatherings. Homebuyers media niches in the family room. 18-hole, Fred Couplet •stgnature"
versatility and style. also like the dramatic location of the Gourmet kitchens come complete golf course. ~the prtvtlege$
"1be Residence One is appealins staircase located toward the back of With Wbhipool Gold Appltance exclusive to Talega rellldenu are the
because it has an tnaedible sense of the home,• Ree said. Pacbges in white or black. cast ti'on seven-aac Talep Swtm IOd Athletic
openness from the moment you enter With prtces for Slnsol currently sinks and slab granite eowttertops. Club With a 6,~
the home. It welcomes you light from the mid $900,000s and select . Samol's private muter suites are clubhouse that has lctivities and
away,• said Kurt Ree, seoJor sales Residence One homeittcs wtth rur appointed with~ walk-in clubs for the entire family, a
counselor for Sansol 'l111s particular yards adjat'ent to ptc:nnaque doeeU, ~ shower benches multi-purpote sport court, sand
floor plan also has an array of room hillsides, now is the dme to toUr the and OW!l"Sized oval IOaki113 tubs. volleyball rourts, water play
options that can accommodate Residence One as well as the Sansol ls conveniently close to fountains, junior Olympe pool and
individual preferences. You have the neighborhood's two other Vista del Mar K..S School, Ubmy Parlt resort pool. When completed, Uberty
freedom to include a studio or fifth spectacular designs available for and the Talega Village Center, which Parlt will feature a prtvate fadlitythat
bedroom and fourth bath downstairs purchase. ls planned for an array of shops. includes a regulation size pool for
instead of the one car tandem garage, Sansol's authentic ater1ors are Located within the same vidnlty as Talega's swtm team, the Tiger Sharks.
two very popular choices. Instead of graced wtth Monterey, Tuscan and Samol, Standard Pad.tlc Homes'
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26 CORPORATE PLAZA SUITE 200
NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
B Washington Mutual
HOME LOANS
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Senior
Loan Comultutt
949.219.8539
SANSOL, continued
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estimates or starting ranges only, do
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In the heart of
Laguna VIiiage
Enter on Gaviota, fust
steps from the ocean at
1balta Street Beach. Brand
new state-of-the-art home,
tnacdible kitchen and
baths.
Tons of travertine,
elevator, steam room,
three and one-half car
gmge. Uve the Laguna
Ufestyle. Enjoy beautiful
ocean and sunset views from most rooms!
Th.ls home is offered at $4,200,000.
For more informalfon, CAU Jim Ardety 11t (949) 491-5599. StradA Proptrlte:.
1088 Nortlt ONut Hlf>""'J, Ldg#llll BeMlc. C.01""1tll BA11Ur ~ Dramatic home ~h· expanded Brolcerage1samemberoft1uNRTfom1Jyofco,,,,,.,,1a.NRT1~,tk ""'HI 7 MIW1r's luJin& resUk1'tiA1 rtdl es#ilte broleefd&e CO"'P""'J, U • llllJsldlilfy of
Tb.it home wu recently apmded. mnodeled and tastefully upgraded using Cendant Corpo"""°11 (NYSB:CDJ.
the ftnett matmalt and wOda:iJanlbjp. Situated in a desirable community of .
NOrth ~Belch~ to l!ma81d Bay, enjoy both beautiful ocean Tum-key
mwt and an ~e and Uaable Oat yam and walldng dtltance to Crescent traditional home Bay Beach. All new gourmet kitchen with gnnJte countenopt 111d built-in
appliancet, three or four bedrooms plus a family/media room, thrH baths and
an attached two car garage all combtne to make this one of the most desirable
homes cwrently offered for sale. Many spedal amenities indude hardwood
and ~floors, extenatve UJC of natural $l0ne, CUltom built--tnl and
architectural lighting. CompeUvely prt~ and ready to gol
This home 11 offered at SJ 1849 ,000.
For ""1ft l,,,{r:mutkm, t:ll1l April OnMld 11"'1 Miduul Gos:seU11111 (949)
497-5599. 5'"""' Pr'Opt'f'Hes, 1088 Norllt OHlst H(t}JWtJ,Y, Uf&J'M Bt.aclt.
C.0"'1HU BAMer-Rtsldn1"'1 Broltmf81 ts• member of tlu NRT f11may of
~· NRT I~, tl&e "4tkm's leMJI"& rtsfdentW real estate
IWofutwlt ~'''1''"'1· Is" s#bsid"'ry of QNIAnt Q)fpot'tltWn (NYSE:CIJ).
With a Oowtng floor plan
on a large lot, this four
bedroom, three and
one-half bath home is
located in Baycrest North.
The sallne pool and spa,
front and rear yuds
(landscape and hardscape),
exterior siding and many
doors and windows were all remodeled approximately: one year ago. 'Ibis
home featutts a fabulous muter bedroom with a sliding door opening to th<
large Nckyard. The spacious kitchen bas a walk-in pantry, wtnettonge and
opens to the cozy family room wtth French doors to 1he backyud. Other
features include air conditioning, plantation shutters, Dutch front door, a
fomial dining room and three car garage.
This home is offered at $1,695,000.
For more lnjormalfon, t:ll1l Tim °'"Ill (949) 640.3600. Strr:fd4 Properttes,
140 Newport Center Drive, Ste. 100, Newport Beildt. C.01"weU BA"m
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retreat
For the first time in 30
years, this aceptional
home that stands on two
legal parcels is offered to
dlscdminat.ing buyers
who want the ultimate
Laguna Buch lifestyle.
Designed with cathedral
c:eilings, French windows
and doors as well as a
large viewin8 deck, this
home showcases tranquil
ocean and hillside views.
Remodeled in 1991, the
home totals four
bedroow, three baths, a
home office and top level
muterl\llte.
A charming Dutch door
opemtothe
2 4()()-square-foot home that includes hardwood Ooon, built-ma and aky)tpta.·lbe living ~m opens to the viewing deck. Nearby, the family room features a wge brtck &replace
and oak cabinetry. Located on its own level, the master suite presents breathtaking
coastline views &om the sleeping area and retreat.
Situated on a total 5,2oo-squatt-foot lot that includes a la(ge flat yard and a wooded
hillside, the home is only a walk away &om the beach and shops.
This home is offered at $1.395 million. •
For 1'llm lnfOfmlltwn, cail First Tt11m Estates' Bill Rolftng at (949) 689-4470.
Dana Point circa 1929
Bullt in 1929 by Sidney Woodruff, this CallfomJa/Spanllh~ cottage in Dana Point has
been beautifully restored to Its nostalgic dwm. Famed ~, Woodnlft" ii belt known
for creattng "Hollywoodland,• a community known around the wodd for tu large si8J1 in
the Hollywood Hills.
lbe original Dutch door opens to a delightful living room with ovamed tiles, designer
paint ftnlahes and crown moldings. A ~c!midelfer aowm the fonUI dtnln3 room.
You wf11 allo ftnd throughout the th.tee bedlo;om, two and one:balf bah home, stained
glass and hand-painted embellishments over the ardled doorways and beemed ~in the kitchen.
Located In the back of the home ts the charming family room with a brick fireplace and
French doon, break.fast nook with a Dutch door leading to the rear~. retro-style
kitchen with renovated antique stove and granite counten and a home ofllce with built-in
boobhdves over the exposed brick chimney.
Accessible from the breakfast nook and family room, the rec yard hu been colotfully
designed for your outdoor mtertaJning. A redwood deck features an outdoor kitchen area
with a built-In bubecue, stnlt and ftf.rlgerator. Bordered by banmi and pebn treeS as well
u cokmul Oowm, the large grassy area stretches aaosa to a tilid .eaUn& area.
Additi.onal amenities include a muter IUite with a romantic ftreplace, 8orgeoualy tiled
shower and bath, and a unique anttquHtyle atnlt.
The teller wtD entertain oft'en from $899 ,900 to $959 ,900.
ForMOrl '"'°"""'"""'' C41l First Tu,,,'s S/.tH O.ri.stta Ill (949) 240-7919.
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want to get a sped.al glft at The Cap, Barnes Sr including category Se cable with connections to
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Young professionals and couples who want a Yard House or catch a matinee at the .Edwards Shea Homes of Southem califomta ls a member
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Beach address will ftnd Shea Homes' One course, the neighborhood's setting Just one includes America's Jargest privately held
Nautical Mile~ exceptional opportunity. nauttcal mile from the beach 11 a tremendous homebuilder. Established in 1881, Shea takes
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million, the ~of no Mello ltoos fees and a weekends havin& brunch with friends or products it builds, now including homes, as well
convenient location within walking distance to lounging 1n the sun," Espinoza said as the people who will be ltVing 1n them over the
Hoag Hospital, One Nautical Mile will present a With interest growing, homebuyen are past century, the J .F. Shea family of compantes
desirable lifestyle. encouraged to register their u.ames for One has accomplished extraordloary mne.tones
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means spending Less time in the c.a.r," explained offering approximately 1,762 to 1,913 square feet Dam. Yet, Shea's most satisfying achievements
Yvonne Papin~ Dtiector of Sales and Marketing of three level ltvlng space. Interiors will have continue to be how we listen to our customers
for Shea Homes. "Being within close promfttty to three bedroollll plus an oftlce, two and one-half needl, and thereby provide quality workmanship
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want to stteaiuJJne their schedules and use their (per plan), will feature a great room, dining. living 1n the most convenient and desirable
time mott efDdently. One Nautical Mile, which is and family rooms, and a patio on the second neighborhoods available. Every membet of the
loarted at the com.er of 15th Street and Supenor, level. Common outdoor seating areas With Shea Team, from the apedenced sales
is just blocks from several of NeylJ>Ort Beach's ftreplaces will h1ghlight ~e ambiance of this counselors to Shea Mortgage, Shea Dalg1l Studio,
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' lrvlne Cove home offers ocean and catallna views ·
Situated on a pnvate, level Jot of approximately One-half acre, this goipous
contem~ hOine m lntne Cove ii located iii a ~Y esteemed pted
community wtth a be.autfful pnva~ beach.
Offering apptmimltely 5,000 tquatt feet oC lt'f'tn& tpaee, the interior of the
1'9idence featwa a spKJous Ooor plan with ocean, whitewater and C.tdm
vtem throughout. 1bere are a tocil of fout bedrooms and three and one-half
bathl. Amenities Include a pool and spa.
ThJs home II offered at $4,875,000.
Cllents will benefit
from her experience
and hard work
Coldwell Banker is happy to
announce that loc.a1 real estate opezt
MOllia Ruggieri has joined the
company's Irvine office. With more
than 30 years of aperience in the
industry, she has a walth of
knowledge that gives her an edge in
helping buyers and sellers achieve their
goals with success.
As a native of Orange County,
Ruggieri is able to provide her clients
with a wide range of useful tnfoanatioo
regardin& life in the area, from schools
and neighbodloods to the most recent
trends in the marlcetplace. She
spectattus in the markding and sale of
property in the Shady Canyon area of
Irvine, where she amently resides, as
well a.sin the oommuoities of Dover
Shores, Bayaest, Hamor Highlands and
Westdiff.
Ruggieri, an associate broker, is the
former owner of two real estate
oompames. By oombJning bard wotk
and stringent etbia, she has continued
to receive numerous refemls from
Custom home offers privacy and ocean views
lnspl.red by Old World French architecture, tbii home WU custom built to
1992 by architect John O'Neil. Pe.atu.ring atone and stucco, thil
aestgner-owned property is located on a priva~ road in Laguna Iach with
Ttews of the au.
In addition to two bedrooms and two and one-balf baths, there ii a library,
oftlce, central entry hall, four CU1tOm ftreplaca, a formal dining room, three
~view terraces and a WOittout or ,op room.~ amentttes an be
found thrc>\18hout the home, lndudtng an~ light ftstui'ea and
b.an<f..hewn beams, fJoon and doon.
Outside, enm the ~derlng gaiden path, garden k>p bridge. fountatns and~.
Th.is home ii offered at S3 ,500,000. R>r ""1f't ~, ull NMltC« S.,.,. tW 1'.lllllm11e Meli,.,, of
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Classes &
Events
June
W&dnesday, June 2
10 a.m. -noon, Valet MLS Advanced Class
2 -4 p.m., Valet MLS Beginning Class
Thursday, June 3
8:45 a.m., GPA Committee Meeting
11 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, June 4
11 a.m . .: 2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8. 1 O. 14-17
Tuesday, June 8
9 a.m., Affiliate C~mmittee Meeting
Wednesday, June 9
10 a.m. -noon, Valet MLS Advanced Class
2 -4 p.m., Valet MLS Beginning Class
Wednesday, June 9 -12
C.A.R. Sacramento Convention
Thursday, June 10
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12. 25, 26, 27
Friday, June 11
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Wednesday, June 16
9 a.m., MLS Committee Meeting
Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Aliso Viejo Golf Club
7 a.m., reg istration; 8:30 a.m., shotgun start
Thursday, June 17
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Fnday, June 18
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Thursday, June 24
9 a.m., Board of Directors Meeting
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 9, 11, 12, 25, 26, 27
Friday, June 25
11 a.m. -2 p.m., Broker Open House areas 1-8, 10, 14-17
Wednesday, June 30
10 a.m. -noon, Valet MLS Advanced Class
2 -4 p.m., Valet MLS Beginning Class
Orange Coast Association of Realton
.401 North Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 722-2300 • fax (9.49) 642-4105 • www.oc:oor.com
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North Tustln HU ls
O!le ol' tht best ktpC sccrrts on ·earre11
HIU.· lbls outstandlng propitty aptures
the lnQglnatlon while allowlng glltSls 10
stroll throogh breatht#lng g;irckns. sit
unckr a shaded arbor. g,az.e out lit hlllslck
& dty light ~iews. cool otr In the prlv.itc
pool or simply savor Its setting or
~ccluslon amid mature uces Custom
dt'Slgned by architect Hetbcrt BRMnell.
The home featum "dear heart redwood"
walls ol' glass and bright Of>e11 rooms The
fast paced outside YIOl"ld b«omc:s a blur
whrn you begin to e>.perlence lhls
nostalglc. one of a kind ~ Californian
r~nch csUllc. Hlghllghts lncludl":
• Approxlmat!!ly 2J07 ~re feet pill$ a Sl!paflle guest house with bath
• '47,916 SQ. fl. property lot SIU
• Contempom:y ranch architecture using rare wood
• Spacious llvlng room framl"d by plctul'CSQlle windows offering Incredible views
• Separate formal dining area with Frtnch doors CJVCrlootlna deck and pool area
• Mast« suit!! with views and Orcptac.e. private bath and d~slng atl!I
• Two co~ secondaiy bedrooms wllh ¥0lume wood beam cellln5$
• Sqlafate lowet leYd prlvllte guest rdreal with bath and Oreplacc
• Ddlched 2 car garage with full·sl:il! workshop.1>onus room
• Private pool surroundtd by patlO dcdlng. ~«t '°' entfflalnlng
Offered at
$1,795,000
2004 Officers and
Board of Directors
Bob Milliken
Bob Chapman
Jennifer-Wong
Betty Comegys
Officers
President
President-elect
Treasurer
Secretary
Directors
Carrie Allen • Diane Coltrane
Bing Girling • Jake Klohs • Judy Mertz
David Prince • Jim Weisenbach
Executive Vice President
Tricia Moore, R.C.E., C.A.E.
401 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 722-2300 •fax (949) 642-4105
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Flock and Aglio congratulated for sales success
This dynamic team provides
unsurpassed service and
incredible results to clients
candy Flock and Frank Agllo have been
congrcttulated for their recent accomplishments,
announced Unda Scarberry, manager of
Prudential California Realty's San Clemente
branch.
Rock has been f.n the real estate business for
28 years, and Agllo for 29 years. In 1997
through 2003 Flock has been included in the
prestigious Chairman's Circle, and Aglio in
2002 and 2003. Flock and Aglio were ranked as
the top producers for the San Clemente branch
2000 through 2002. In the first quarter of 2004
they were 11th out of 6500 agents. Plock Mrself
has been the top producer in ber offtce for the
last nine years in a row. Their performance
during the year placed them in the upper three
percent of all sales associates within the
PrudentfaJ Real Estate network, which has more
than 38,000 agents.
In addition, this is the sixth consecutive year
in which they have ranked as such, qualifying
them for the hJNily coveted Legend A ward.
Aglio's expertise ts ln the field of real estate
brokerage, flnandal consult1Jl& and
dev~op~eot ~vjng owned and operated both
candy Aock and Ffank Agtlo
Their performance during the year
placed them In the upper three percent
of oil sales associates within the
Prodentlal Real Estate network. whleh
has more than 38,000 agents.
residential and investment companies for more
than two decades, he possesses insider
knowledge that is crucial in any transaction.
Aglio, an alumnus of the UnJversity of
Calif omia Los Angeles, ts a graduate of the
American School of Mortgage bankers and holds
a lifetime teaching credential from UQ.A in real
estate and finance. He has developed a strong
sense of financial and investment savvy over the
years, which allows him to be one of the
country's most expedenced brokers.
Renowned for possessing a special knowledge
of real estate ethics, Flock also has extensive
experience in the real estate business and a
strong company support system. As a result, she
ls known for being one of the major real estate
agents in the area.
Flock's energy, enthusiasm and long-standing
reputation in the area, coupled with Aglio's
outstanding negotiation skills, ftnandal e:xpenise
and construction background, result in a team
who proVides their clients with unsurpassed
service and incredible resuJta.
Candy Fl«.k llnd Fran It At)to "~available for
your lw~ sellin& And 1'uyfn& ntttb and can be
rt«/wl al (949} 227-1594. qr (949} 24()-.6291.
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associate Spitz on 2003
sales results
Sales associate Azim joins Pruden.ti~I
Laguna Niguel DesigA~Center Branch
Past yeaf s transaction total more than
$8 mllllon In volume
Herb Josepher, manager
of Prudential callfomla
Realty's Laguna Niguel
OesJgn Center branch, has
congratulated sales
associate Mary Spttz on
her 2003 sales results. A
14-ycarresident of Laguna
Hills, Spitz has drawn
upon her community
exptttise while enjoying a
prosperous year in real
estate. Over the past year
alone, this successful
agent has completed about
20 transactions for more
than $8 Ulillion in volume.
"I enjoy helping people Maryspttz achieve their goals from
ft:m-time buyers, to move-up buyen, or those wanting to
invest in or develop property," Spitz asserted. Perhaps it is her
tlexible nature, coupled with htt knowledge of the area, that
enables her such success.
Also a contributing factor is her past career, which was as a
consultant in the communications industry. "It was there that
I leamed to listen to my l:llents' needs, to work through
roadblocks, and to anive at a win-win for all parties.• she
enthused.
Having Joined Prudential California Realty in February
2002, she was impressed wtth the company's name
She chose Prudential for Its
strong company presence and
experienced agents
Herl> Josepher, manager of Prudential
California Realty's Laguna Niguel Design
Center branch, has welcomed Marmar
Azim to his staff of sales associates. A
17-year ttSident of Laguna Hills, Azim has
been in the real estate industry for 14 years.
Prior to becoming an agent, Azim worked
at a bank, law 6nn and lien litigation tinn
where she gained experience in foreclosure,
HOA litigations and other real estate law
aspects. She decided to join Prudential
bcc.ause she wanted to work at a strong
company with experienced, successful
agents.
Colleagues and clients alike find this
amicable agent easily approachable; her
easy-going demeanor and warm personality
nicely complement her flexible nature. She
ls no1 above doins whatever it takes to make
a customer happy, including shoppirig for a
dishwasher or acting as a delivery person for
past clients.
"You have been our fr:iend and family and
we will pot work with anyone else ln the
future/ enthused one satisfied customer,
attesting to Azim's memorable efforts.
An Iranian who speaks fluent Parsi, Azim
enjoys spending time with her husband
Abdol, daughter Tenneh, and. daughter
Coto de Caza dream
home awaits
recognition and support structure. Her ethics and those of the This stunning home offers
company's seemed a natural 8t, and she has since gone about classic architecture in a serene
business in her usual manner. Marketing to her sphere of estate setting, featuring five
influence, which she deems more of a social list, she also bedrooms, 8vc and one-half
concentrates on serving her previous clients. One of her more baths, Travertine flooring.
auspidoUJ momenu was convtnctng a 17-year renter to dramatic staircase and inviting
become a ftnt·time buyer despite the fact that her client's Job front porch opening to an elegant
secu.dty wu potentially at dslc. Her approach has earned foyer.
praise from colleagues and clients alike. The gourmet .kitchen has
"I am always am•ud at all the services you provide and will mocha maple cabincu, granite
gladly ttfer people to you,• assened a fonner client. slab counters, travertine floors,
Indeed, Spitz is always wilUng to do whatever is necessary Nin.ICSHteel applJan~, dual
to please her clienu, no matter what their request. "Olents dishwashers, built--in desk and
MarmarAzlm
Melody; she also loves being with her
granddaughter, Jazmyn, as well as solitary
pursuits such as reading and playing cards
"I am a family-oriented person who ador
children,• she remarked.
Marmar Azim Is avafl4bk for your~
h.ytng and stiling needs and can be ~.
at (949) 212-6382. E-mafl her at
marmar_azlm@lwtmafl.«»n. Herojfice is
located al 2381 J Aliso Crult Rd., Laguna
Ntt,Uel. Prudential CAiifornia Realty ts prou
to be a 1J1tmber of HomeSmtlces of America
Inc., a Berisldrt Hathaway affiliate.
Addltimull company Information can be
obtained al www.pnulentlalcal.com.
who like a spedalJzed one-on-one approach, who need help large center Island. A large famUy
understanding what loan may work best for them, how to room with a well-appointed butlers pantry adjoins the kitchen area. A large foanal dining
ftnd a sped.8c property, or how to develop a cemJ.n property room with a chanddier and customized window coverin~ lead to lush grounds from the
an rest usu.mi I wtD have their best interests at hand,• French doon
promised Spitz. The master suite Jncludcs a built-in media center, 8.replace and French doors opening to
A President's Circle member for 2003, Spitz enjoys the vfew deck and adjoining room, which could be used as an aerdse room, office, or
gardening and spendin.g any spare time she has with her nursery. The adjacent master bath offers his-and-hers marble vanltiet, marble shower with
family: husband Erwtn, and grandchildren Haley, Joseph, overstzed dual shower head, Jetted tub with marble tub S\.UTOund and a large walk-in closet
Anna, Lauren, and Rlkld. with customized organizers.
"I have sold over 20 homes personally and know how to Complementing this picturesque residence is tu landscaping that extends over an
quJckly evaluate the needs, roadblock.t, and desira ol my expansive, lUJh lot. Iu exterior bouts a brtck-accented patio with large covered
clienu," she noted. entertaining area ofrertng a relaxed atmosphere including a sttttng area equipped with a
Mary S,ntz Is atwn.ble for your home h.yt11g """ seUl11& ftreplace, outdoor lpe4lters and customized lighting, 'The spedmen Dab, salt-water pool,
needs""" en ht rtMW at (949) 425-96()(). E_,,,.a lier •t oversized spa, outdoor kitchen and bait>ecue complete this Ideal setting.
""'~.com'"'" nstt lier website Ill This home ts ofrered at $2,200,000. WftM.""',,,..,,uz.c:om. Her ojfke '11.otllted •t 2381 J AJJso Crttli For"""''"~' CAil Bobbi Mtz.tp <>/PrwkntW CAUfond• Rtlllly Ill (949) 589-0106 Rd.~ 1A8f#M Nf&*l. • • • • • • , •• , • • • , • • • ·'"'"lier 111tbs#e"' """"1.CotoRtAltor.eom. PrNdosHAl Oil'"'-"' R· .. '•· u _,,1tobe11 .,., •• , •• ,.,,,,,,,,, ••• f 1J...L.L-o·'IJ/~·~--J-·'~--J--J: D.....L..L~ 'J'"ft ._.._, y•v..w •••• ' .................. I\,,. • ~ ~ nv""" ~,.,.....a OJ ~ llC., " ..ocTIUINl"C H""""°"Y "./Jlllll.tc.
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Thomson named to Prudential Real Estate Chairman's Circle Gold
She Is recognized for her ., am new to me communtty of
Laguna Niguel,• she rem.atked. "I plan outstanding sales to get involved in charity wodt for
IDIWedng her phone and foy being
very respectful, honest and enjoyable
to be with.
performance In 2003 children.·
Prior to real estate, she worked in
Aside from perfecting her ability to
relate well with her customers,
11tomson, who has a ma.stets in
biochemistry, prioritizes a continuing
education. She has attended the Brian
Bufllni semin.u, l 032 Exchange
seminar and myriad ma.a:keting
semJnars.
Lydia 'lbomlon, of Prudential
Califomla R.calty's Laguna Niguel
Design Center branch, was bestowed
inclusion into the prestigious
Ch.a.lanan's Circle Gold for 2003,
according to Herb Joscpher, manager.
11tomson's performance dudng the
year placed her in the top three
percent of all sales assodates within
the Prudential Real Estate nctWork,
which is compriSed of more than
44 ,000 sales a.ssod&tes.
'"This success can only be adlicved
through a tremendous amount of
disdpllnc, dedic.ation and hard work,•
Joscpher announced.
Having recently moved to Laguna
Niguel, Thomson has been working as
a full.time agent since 1994 and does
so because she likes to work with
people. She is also cager to serve the
neighborhood she ts proud to call
borne.
customer satisfaction, dealing with all
types of personaltties, and honing her
skills at negotiation. With 27 years of
business experience, this worldly
agent has traveled extensively and
speaks four languages fluently. A
member of both the National and
Orange County Association of
Realtors, she also belongs to the
Orange County Wine Society.
Her talent and skills have ruulted
in more than $10 million in business
over the past 12 months and
numerous accolades from several
satisfied clients. In fact, she has
enjoyed a hefty referral business from
friends, acquaintances and past
c1ients.
"1bank God foy having you as our
agent." enthused one satisfied client.
Another affirmed, ~ ou wei-e so
patient with us, and we were
impressed at your negotiating skills."
She has also been lauded for always
A loving, caring Annenian who was
raised in French school, 11tomson was
born in Iran. She likes entenaining,
ballroom dancing, cooking, gardening
and engaging in physical fitness. She
has two successful children, Mark, an
engineer, and Michclle, a hedgefund
company ownCT. nus amicable agent's enthUSiasm
for her aaft is evident ... At this point
in time I am free to give all the time I
have to my cllents," she aftlnned.
Lydia Thomson ts 1ic1a{lable for your
~buying and sellln& needs and can
be reacMtI at (949) 425-9600. E-mml
her at lydla@lydtatlklmson.com and
vlsft her website at
www.lydU.tlwmson.com. Her olft« ts
Lydia Thomson
located al 23811 Aliso Creelt Rd.,
LaguM Niguel. Prudenttal CA/ifornta
Really ts proud lo be 11 member of
HomeSmrlces of America Inc., a
Berltshlre Hathaw11y alfilum.
Additional company 111/onnatf.on can
be obtatned at www.prudtnffAlcal.com.
Khoshs named to Prudential Real Estate Chainnan's Circle Diamond
This designation Is
evidence of the team·s
dedication to their dients
-Mehdi tr Noothin Khoeh of
Prudential CalifomLa Realty's Newport
Beach office have earned the
prestigious Chairman's Circle
Diamond, according to Don
DeThomas, manager.
11tc Khoshs' performance during
the year bas placed them in the top
one percent of all sales assodatcs
within the Prudential Real Estate
network nationwide, which is
comprised of more than 50,000 sales
associates in the United States.
With annual sales in excess of S30
million a year, they are consistently
amongst the top Ovc sales associates
at the Newport Beach office. Their
production was instnunenw in the
Newport Beach oftlce, receiving
Prudential's Pinnade award which
places the office tn the top 6ve
nationwide out of 1,700 offices.
To acb.leve their continuous
ruccess, the Khoslu utilize a
competent and bJ&b.ly trained team
that wow behind the s«nes,
allowfn8 them to consult with their
clients •t their convenience. Having a
team of profeatonals, wh!ch includes
two full-Wne assisWlts, enables the
l<holhs to keep tn dote cont.act wtth
thdt clients throughout the endft
transaction.
their unparalleled skills as
negotiators who pay close attention
to detail, while never cutting comeTS.
·0ur goal is to get as many
qualified buyers as possible until
your property is sold,.-they Afllnned.
"We want to obtain the highest
possible dollar value for your
property with the least amount of
problems.•
Lauded for their excellent
communication skills, the Khoshs att
also appreciated for their ability to
find the best possible methods for
moi.mum exposure of their clients'
properties.
Mehdi and Nooshln Khosh "Purchasing property whether for
investment purposes or finding your
dream home can be an exciting yet
·0ur c1ients are our No. I priority, the best agents we have ever worked exhaustin8 job/ they said. "'Working
and we pride ourselves on being with by far.~ with a professional can ease the
available to them.• A licensed Realtor since 1985, bwden. We promise out clients a
Many oflhc Khoshs' clients are Mehdi became a broker bl 1995. Prior smooth transition by listening to
~er to share their ptaise, apressfng to becoming a Realtor, he was in the them, maldng ru.rc they see what
appred.ation for their qcnt's bard ~ loan business at which he specialized they'tt looking for, and most
wom and noung their exceptional in real estate ftnance. Havtng been lmpott&ntly, getting the deal closed.
dedic.ation. Said one, "'We would like named one of the top producers for 15 "You will alway• know,• they
to thank you for the outstan~ job ycan at his previous company, I<hosh continued, "We wotk for yout•
that you did in sclltng our property . . . It no stranger to success. With his To find DUI ""'"' '"formation 11boul
although the tranSaetion was unique wife, Nooshin, who graduated in 1979 Tiu JC1tashs' e:denstuc plan to marltet-
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New tumcey Botanlca~2 In prestigious Summit ~ at Turtte . 4 SR/3.5-BA + proiecl room L 3,000 S . End of COS IOcallon with fully ~ front and
badcyards. Oistmsed wood lloolfng, crown
molding, upgrlded appllanoes. granite oountertops, sob-zero fridae. study loft,
ceiNng fans, custom built·lil\ and much
more. (lh BR Is caslta wired for ofllce use.
$1,Mt,000 C8I Devtd WllglW M Am ... .., ... 1C*i.-.-n Arlt
PropertlM for~ (948) 2A4-7t10.
$1 SUMMER HOUSE
New highly upgl'lded Citrus plan 2 In
prestlaeoUs Soininit Palk al TutUe Ridge. SBA. 3.SBA, 3520 SF, COS location
w/ gorgeous ocean, city lights & mountain
views from upstairs and down. Invested over
$150,000 In upgraded flooring. flx1\ns,
appllances, counlertop$, firtplaoea and
much more. Bouts a spacious master
retreat along with hobby, mud and formal
lving rooma Motivated seller.
$1,IM,000
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R2 artist cottage.
Studios , sauna,
secret garden with
shed .
$975,000
949-646-5938
6192.Eulecrest Drive
Lor.aced In~ awird ~ed community
or "Seaellf1' on die Greens. 2BR + t..on (or
buildef option 3BR) This home his bttn
IU&hJy Opanided. New k.ildlen wJbbck pest
prur.e, chary beldbolld a'binets, 51linles.s
sted applwica, huie ma5'er bed & bath, 3
rutplaces, planWion hunm tbrou&hout and
much chore.
Stefanie Meurer
(949) 715-3156
m Virginia; Costa Mesa
Charming East Side
Home
3 Bedroom 2 Full Baths
By Owner
$~49,999
Mark 714-350-1057
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EXCLUSIVE!!
14 Marisol
Newport Coast
Open House Sunday 1-5
• Quiet, private location.
Plan 3 w/3 Car Garage.
DOUG CLARK
PACIPIC wmsT•RN
PRONRTIU
949.636.1995
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$559,000-$625,000
215 Main Street
Live and work in this fabulous
new development minutes
from South Coast Plaza.
1M1 Sierra Llnd8
Stumlng Turtte Rock View home.
Huge 3.739 Sf, SBA, S.5BA, 3 cat
garage, completely remodeled
with designer features.
Rare Value
$1,295,000
A8ent (M8)887·8177
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2.200foC1.11 bolate w/ hugr pvt yard, RV llCICCU, + no sum
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2323 lmne Ave, Newport Beach
Call Pmidc Tenore3S6-970S.
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Fantastic comer
waterfront w/boatdockJ
Great views from this
"end of canal" beauty ...
Light, airy & warm decor
makes lt the most
charming home on the
island for twice the
prtceJ 4 spacious
bedrooms, 3 baths,
upgraded kitchen, living
room & patio to die for!
$2,195,000
Owner/Agent
OPEN SUNDAY, 12-4
333 Grand Canal
CORONA DEL MAR
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OPEN SAT 1·5
2532 BUNGALOW Pl.ACE
FORMER MODEL HOME
$1,300,000
ROOFTOP 0cEAN VIEW
GREAT l.ocATION
Ai.MosT NEW, BEAV11FUU.Y UPGRAOED
M OST FURNISHINGS INCLUDED
2 BEOROOMS/2 BATHS
+ 2 Orne£ WITH a.JSTOM BUll.HNS
SEPARATE LAUNORY ROOM
AllACHEO 2 CARE OARAGE
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NORALEE'S NEW LISTING
$947,000
QPEN SUN Mi 456 YISTA TBUCHA
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ON WIDE GREENBELT
111111 NORAl.f.E PAULSON ~ 9'J REALTY NEWPORT BEACH
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$1,350,000
Two Bedrooms plus den and three baths. Largest plan
In the entire complex, air conditioning , approximately
2,500 feet of IMng space. Two car parking plus storage
Boat dock space available from 45 up to 48 feet @
$9.75 per foot per month. For slips and side ties
are $8.75 foot per month.
Jacobs Realty and Investments
949-642-4400
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Investors wanted.
Rentals, winter, second or
primary homes. Great
loan-packages. Great
time to buy. Booming
market.Full service
agency.
480· 703· 7732 I
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Park Lido Mesa Verde Triplex
BACK ON MARKET! Reduced $100,000
Op1n Sat-Sun 12-4 Completely remodeled.
458 Orion Way Garages, separate uti lities.
3br, 2.5ba, condo, fireplace, 3BR, IBA and
(2)2BR, 1.5 BA community pools. GS I $54,600 GRM 16.5 Low assn dues, WONT LAST
$525,000 $899,000
Don Long
First Team Est.ates
949.646.0610
(Th9mu Guide 1890C3)
Unobstructed city lidtt view, 4br,
3,000SF. 3 car gar, s,4oosf lot. New
cherry granite kitchen wiith island.
Higlily upgnded throughout.
Large sundcck view.
Reduced to $1,795,000
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949 .57.4.'4245 949.574.4249
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333 Gnlnd Canel
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Owner/Agt.
Sun 12-4
CORONA DEL MAR
2532 Bw1galow Place
28r28a Sat 1-5
C..-ol Klein
Padftc Vantage Realty
714-338-9133
345 Cameo Shores Rd
48r 3Ba Sat-Sun 1-5
Patty Harvey, 714--601-8110
Marianne NahJn, ~14-269-7851
Cati for gate access
58r 88e 1.22 acres .Sat-Sun
Patrick Tenore
Nationwide USA
M9-858-9705
COSTA MESA
$2.195,000
$1,300,000
$2.595,000
$3,750,000
163 Flower St Sat 12-3 $975,000
~cottage studios
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4&4 Prtnceton Dr
38r 28a Sat-Sun 12-4 $635,000
Marge Shllllngton
Metro Realty
949 887-2713
237 Virginia
38t 2 Full Ba Sun 1-4 $7 49,999
ByOwner
Mark. 714-350-1067
HUNTINGTON BEACH
20378 Magnolia Sat-8un 1-4 $625,000
28r 1.5Ba + Otnce
Randy Coyle
Prvdenttal Callf. Realty
M9-S33-2883
8192 Eaglecrnt
2Br + Loft Sun 11-5 $1, 125,000
Lorinda McClure
Star RMI Eatate
714-299-ee88
IRVINE
2 Miranda
48r Sun 1-6
AJ8n l\1der
048 30&-2528
Trider Real Estate
24 'Dumpet Vine
48r 3.6811 Sat-Sun 12-4
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Amertc8n First Propettiea
Mt-244-7910
$1 ,795,000
$1,849,000
IRVINE
37 Summer House
38t 3.5Ba Sat-Sun 12-4
David Wagner
American First Properties
949-244-7190
1941 Slem1 Unda
58r 3.58a Sat 1-5
Aeent 949...a87-8177
NEWPORT BEACH
3080 Corte Portoflno
$1,895,000
$1,295,000
48r 38a Sat-Sun 12-4 $1,295,000
Tony Matthews
ERA Fine Homes
949 834-1305
501 Avocado
38t 3.58a Sat-Sun 1-5 $2.&95,000
Del Chesebro
Island Real Estate
949-413-3807
456 V1st81Ncha
3Br 2.5Ba Sun 1-5
Noralee Paulson Realty
949-632-6489
2224 Heather Ln
38t 2.5Ba Sat 1-4
Patty Harvey, 714-501-8110
Marianne Nahln, 714-269-7851
2323 Irvine Ave
38r2.68a
Patrick Tenore
Natk>nwlde USA
949-858-9705
3108 Corte Maraln
Sat-Sun
4Br 3Ba Sat-Sun 1-4
W•Wel..,nger
Remo. 949-500-8785
4680rton
38r 2.58a Sat-Sun 12-4
Don Long
First Team Estates
949-874-0866
2224 HM1her Ln
$947,000
$1 ,295,000
$3596/mo Lease
$1,2SO,OOO
$626,000
38r 2.5Ba Sun 12-5 $1,296,000
Petty Hervey, 714-501-8110
Mertann. Nahln, 714-289-7851
NEWPORT COAST
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nus tastefully upgraded four bedroom Eastside Costa Mesa home is located
on a desirable large comer Jot.
The recent quality remodel includes the kitchen, flooring. wtndows, doors,
hardwatt, plumbing, electrical, air condJtioning and fumacc. There ts an office
off of the gbage. TU.m-keyl
This home ii offered at $849,000.
For more trifonnatkm, call Jon FIA1& of OJast Newport Properttes-O>ldwell
&inlter Ill (949) 723-88o0. OJast Newporl Properlies Is located di 33 77 Vta
Lido, Newport Stach. Coldwell Banlter Residential Brokerage Is a member of the
NRT ftl#ltly of compa11tes. NRT Incorporllted, the 1f4/'km's leading reskknttal
real t:St4u broltm1&e compt1ny, Is 11 suhstdtary of c:eMa11t OlrporaHon
(NYSE:aJ).
Gorgeous Windover Bay home
Situated on a cul-de-sac, this home is on an oversized Jot overlooking
mountains. Beautifully landscaped yard with prlvate spa. Gourmet granite
kltchen with Viking appliances. Guest quarters above a three car garage. large
marble master bath. Downstairs office or bedroom. Netwot:k access throughout;
recessed speakers. Media center included. Park and community pool.
Seller will entertain offers between $2,250,000 and $2,450,000.
For more information, call Maureen Dawn of OJast Newporl
Properties-Coldwell Banlter at (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties is
locaUd at 4 Ctmc Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. Coldwell Banlter Residential
Brolterage ts a member of the NRT f•mily of companies. NRT Incorporated, the
nation's kadi,,g restd,entfal real estate brollerage company, Is a subsidiary of
Cendant Olrporation (NYSE:CD).
j A delightful haven Large lot In Eastbluff
11\Js timeless countty French Normandt--ttYle home with a traditional flair is The mood is elegant, tranquil ptivacy in our bUJy world. Second largest lot
exquisitely appointed with a new leade~~ entry door, rich crown In Eastbluff, a quiet, family-oriented neighborhood close to schools, shopping
moldlng.1, custom buUt·lns, pLantaUon ihutters, an indoor and outdoor sound and freeway access. A three bedroom,~ and one-half bath home
system, fa.ux paJntlng and decorator wdpaper throughout. remodeled and expanded in 1982. The living room with Spanilh marble
The ample outdoor living space includes a tranquil patlo with private spa ftreplace has access to a huge yard whe~ a graceful pool enhances the
and gazebo, lush Jand.saping and a separate intimate courtyard with fireplace. 20,000-squ.are-foot lot. Other amenities include an outdoor bath and
~delightful haven for a couple or mW1 f.iml.ly. workroom for hobbyists. nus home ll offered at $2,227,500. 'Ibis home is offered at s J ,800,000.
For ""1f"t I~ call Est1ter Fine of 0Jast Nfttlfl<'rl Propmia-Coldwell For more l11formatton, call Coby Warr.I of Coast Newport Properlta-Coldwell
&itdter Ill (949) 644-1600. Coast Newporl Properties ts 1ot:AUd Ill 4 Chlk Pllwl, B4n1ter Ill (949) 644-1600. Coast Newport Properties Is loulteJ •t 4 etlllc P1luA,
Ste. 260, N""f""1 /kAdi. Coldwell JMnlter R~ Brolt~ It• 1MMber of Ste. 260, Newporl BMdi. Coldiotll 134,,lter Residential Brolltrtf&t Is• member of
#u NRT fat#lly of t:OMpt11lles. NRT 1~, tlte """°"''~residential tM NRT fa""1y of «Jm1'4nlts. NRT /~, t1te "'""'1t's leiult"& residentfal
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Ocean Side!
LoCated on the ocean-tide of PCH lit Laguna Beach,
th11 3 bectioom, 2.5 bath home hu been completely
remodeled with the taaie and •'11• of Tuecany.
The new dealgn take• adYantap of the 1pectacular
ocean riewa.
Shannlng ebony hUclwood floora.
L11Xurlou1 muter 1ulte aacl bath.
Gouraet ldtdlen wltli ocean riew.
Marble flreplace1; Caito• MlrrOn.
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