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SATIJRDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2004
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1 DON LEACH OAllf PtLOI ~SIWs.~~KlrTI Large decorates her bus with Halloween balloons moments before kids from California Elementary School amve Friday.
.,B-D§r.~µionsters unleashed
Special Clay students receive warm welcome from
drivers and mechanics during a Halloween party. Police prepare for scares
J•tf B•n1on
Daily Pilot
Marin O'Neil
Daily Pilot
There were Scooby-Doos and Snow
Whites, Spongebobs and Spider-men.
There were dancers, punlc rockers and
p~
staff at the Newport-Me.a Unified
School IMtrict ~ yard made sure 35
physically and mentally disabled eds
got an early chance to enjoy their hoU-
day.
Special day students at California FJ.
ementary School received a warm wel-
NEWPORT-MESA -Police and
residents are h oping for more trea1c;
than tricks this Halloween.
fngh1. c<ipec1ally 111 the Pon streets
of Newport Beach And a recent
!.tudy by 1he Automobile Oub of
Southern California revealed that
children under che age of 12 are
more than twKr .. ., h~ely on Hal -
lowet>n than any other October or
Friday morning proved an early Hal-
loween. without being too scary, as See MONSTERS, Paee A4
De vilish ghouls committing Hal -
loween pranks and acts of vandal
ism have made past holiday'> a
Not everybody pumped about stations
Federal law prohibits
discharging sewage
in Newport Harbor,
Huntington Harbour.
Allcla Robinson
Daily Pi1ot
2003 order of the Santa Ana Re-
f>onal Water Quality Control
Board, calling for additional c;ta-
tions..
Federal law prohibits discharg
ing sewage in Newport Harbor
and Huntington Harbour. A study
by the regional water board
showed there were few pump-out
statiom available to the public.
and those that existed were often
out of service.
quality watchdog group Orange
County c.oastKeeper foWld myri-
ad problerm with the facilities,
said Gany Brown. the group's ex-
ecutive directo~ For example, on
one surnmet week.end, none of
the public pwnp statloos in Hun-
tington Harbour was working, he
said.
"We just asked the simple ques-
tion. why? What are the stand-
ards?~ Brown said "We found out
that essendally there were no
standanis."
FYI
For more information on the
State Water Resources Control
Board hearing and where
pump-out stations may be
required, visit
http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/
npslindex.html.
See POLICE, Paee Al 9
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See PARKS. Page Al8
Boaters In Newport Harbor
might get more places to dump
waste from their wsseis, but not
all marina operators think new
pum.p-out SU.dons are needed
Sevesl marinM and anchorages
In Newport Beach and tlYe In
Huntington Harbour may have to
inlWl new Ddona to pwnp out
or dump waste from boata, If a
state water board l8l1'eS with a
The State Water Re8owces Con-
trol Board mlL'lt approve the order
to make it effecdw. The state
board will bold a hearing on the
pwnp-out statiom Wednesday
and a vote is expected Nov. 18.
The Santa Ana water board
passed the order for more pump
and dlUnp stations after water
Marinas with more than SO ves-
sels are reqllired to have one
pump-out ll8doo. wt*b vacu-
wns waste from a Wlalel's bath-
room or holding tank. At the
dump stations. boaters can empty
smaller waste tanks themselves.
Newpolt Harbor has a number
of places to pump out but they
break down frequently, oftt>n be-
cause boats run into the docks
where they are located, said New-
port Beach Harbor Resources
Manager Tum Roesmiller.
Under the water board order,
the city would have to monitor
STEV{ McCRANK / DAILY PILOT
A sign marks a pt.1mp-0ut station on the Balboa Yacht Basin
marina . Seven marinas and anchorages in Newport Beach and
five in Huntington Harbour may have to install new stations to
pump out or dump waste from boats if a state board agrees
See PUMPED, Pac• M
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A2 Saturday, October 30. 2004
BOO ERS&BEYOND
Jet-setting from the desert to the sea
B etty GWeaple grew
up in the desert but
has spent most of
her life near the
water. The 82-year-old native
of Phoenix. Ariz., recalls when
the a.rid metropoli~ was onJy
a smaU southwestern town.
She now makes her home in
the Newport Peninsula in a
bustling student-filled
neighborhood she laughingly
calls 'Thl• Warzone."
"lt'c; a lot of fun though."
she !-taid.
(;illespie volunrcws five
days each week at the Costa
Mesa St•nior Center, where
executive director Aviva
Ccwlman b quick to point
out Cillespie's vibrant c;ensc
of humo r.
A world trawler, GiUespic
hac, visited many far-off
locales on her way lo
l'il·wpon Beach. Before her
rl'l1r1.•ment, she was a
businl'<;S owner in Northern
< .alifornia selling microwave
ov1·n-. al fmnchises in
\lnnl«rey and Santa Cruz.
I lei purenr company.
I ril'c.lman's Microwave Ovens,
pickL·d up the tah a.' she
jelll'd acros-. the globe. She
-.pent a mommg with the
IJ.11ly Pilot's Andrew Edwards
10 tall.. about her work at the
..,t•111or cl'ntcr and trace her
parh from the <lc-,en to the
'>l';l
What Le; a typical day like here
at the Senior Center?
I K<'I here, usually at l l a.m.
or '>Ollll'thin~ likl· tha1, but
rwopll' rome m lwrc at q m tht•
111orn1ng ,1nd they have.·
douglrnui... and l nltt•l' You buy
BOOMER
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SPECIAL EVENTS
A "Brain Gym~ movements class
1s hr ld from 9·30 to 11 am
Wednesdays through Sept. 28
and Wednesdays from Oct. 6 to
27 a t Oasis Senior Center. 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
The movements are designed to
improve relaxation,
concentration and memory
access. The cost 1s $35 for a four
week session Information: (949)
644~3244
ONGOING
An AJcohoOcs Anonymous men's
support group meets from 8 to
9·30 p m Tuesdays at the Costa
MPsa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th
St., Costa Mesa. Information:
(949) 645-2356
Out. Senior c.m. ho6dl •
pancake breakfast from 8 to 10
a.m. on the second Saturday of
every month. Breakfast Includes
pancakes, sausage, coffee and
coffee, actually you buy a cup.
and you use the cup. Even if
you bring your own cup. you
pay for coffee. And they have
doughnuts and they have sweet
roUs. and people sit around anti
ta.lk. They 1ust visit, and there\
a 101 of bingo. pt.-ople play
bridge all day long. And tht•rc"<;
lots of card gam e., going un.
there\ cribbage going on
You volunteer here five dar; a
week, wha t keeps you here so
long7
orange juice for $3, $1 for
dl1ldren. The center is at 800
Marguerite, Corona def Mar
Information: (949) 644-3244.
A widows/widowers support
group meets from 1 to 3 p.m
Wednesdays at the Costa Mesa
Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St.,
Costa Mesa. Information· (949)
645-2356.
The Braille Institute offers free
computer classes to people with
fading vision who have difficulty
seeing the computer screen The
Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite
Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six
sessions Call to sign up for
classes. (714) 821 5000
The Costa MeH Senior Center
has ballroom dancing with live
music from the Betty's Trio from
7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday
night at 695 W. 19th St .• Costa
Mesa. The cost 1s $4. (949)
548-3884
Jewish Family Sefvice offers
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults 81 all stages of
loss. Group members share
experiences, hear how others
deal with grief, receive support
and learn ways to cope with
sadness and loss. One group
meets at 7 p.m. TUfldays at Beth
Jacob in Irvine The second group
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at
Temple Judea in Laguna Hills
The third group meets at 1 p.m
I come in. in the morning, and
I chat with my friends and I work
in the kitchen, and I don't set up
things at the table. but I serve
the bread and I get the stuff
ready to serve.
Do most people here
volunteer as many days as you'l
Some do. I enjoy volunteering,
lherc's a great deal of
camarJdenc in this cluh If you
ever get lonely, it's good thing to
1oin and volunteer. I 1.·n1oy
voluntet•ring; I've been a
Th•irsdays at the Ezra Center in
Anaheim. There's no cost to
attend, but advance regis1rat1on
1s required. (714) 445-4950.
Oasis Senior Center ofhtn
assistance, counseling and
referral services for seniors (949)
644-3244.
A blood pressure clinic is held
from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays at the
Costa Mesa Senior Center. 695 W.
19th St., Costa Mesa Information:
(949) 645-2356.
Oasis Senior Center offen a daily
telephone contact program for
seniors who have a hm1ted local
suppart system. They also offer
computer classes that teadl the
basics of Word, Ouidcen, Print
Shop and Internet usage (949)
644-3244
The Oasis SeniorCentef" offws a
shuttle to take members to
appomtments and grocery
shopping. The shuttle also takes
members to the center. Call to
make an appointment. (949)
644-3244
Oasis Senior Center offers visual
aid screenings with a Braille
Institute representative, by
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
Oasis Seniof Cent9r hu •
walking group called Walkers Not
Rockers, whldl meets once a
week to enjoy scenic walks in and
volunteer for years. When I lived
in Phoentx. I used to volwlleer
for the Vtsiting Nurses Assn. You
drive nurses around to patients
and they take care of them.
You get a lot out of
volunteering. Giving of yourself
is very helpful, it really is, and it
makes you feel like you're reaJJy
good. like you're helping.
What was Phoenix like when
you wne growing up?
It was a small town.
Scottsdale is a very p osh area
around the Newport Beadl area
(949) 644-3244.
The Alzheimer's AHn. and Grief
Support Group of Newport Villa
WestMlla Rosa co-sponsors a
free support group meeting for
caregivers at 7 p.m the fourth
Thursday of eadl month through
October at Newport Villa West
Assisted Living, 393 Hospital
Road. Newport Beadl. (949)
631·3555.
The Alzheimer's Assn. and Mesa
Terrace, a residential community
for people with Alzheimer's
disease and related dementia,
offers a free support group for
caregivers at 6:30 p m the first
Tuesday of eadl month at Mesa
Terrace, 350 W. Bay St.. Costa
Mesa. (714) 283-1111.
Oasis Senior Center conducts
blood pressure screenmgs from 9
to 11 a.m. the first and third
Tuesday of eadl month in Room 3
at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona
del Mar. (949) 644-3244.
The 0.sls Senior Center often •
Braille class to help with sight
loss from 10 a.m. to noon
Thursdays in Room 4 at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
(949) 644-3244.
ReviM your lif9time documents
for advance health care directives
at the Oasis Senior Center for $3
each. Call to make an
KrNT TREPTOW I DAILY Pit.OT
now, but if you lived in
Scottsdale, you didn't admit you
lived in Scottsdale. You got a
post office box in Phoenix and
didn't tell people you Lived in
Scottsdale. It was great, it was a
country town, and we had one
high school. Now they have so
many you can't see straight. It
was a country town; it was just
a tiny bttle town. It was such
fun growing up in that little
town.
What do you do with your
appointment (949) 644-3244.
Oasis Senior Cenw on.n
preventive healthcare services for
seniors on the fourth Wednesday
of eadl month in the center's
Room HS-3, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644-3244.
Seniors and low-incorM t.mllies
in the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach
area can obtain free U.S.
Department of Agriculture surplus
food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the
second Friday of eacti month in the
rear paricing lot at the Churcti of
Christ, 740 W. Wilson St. Costa
Mesa. Picture identification is
required. (949) 66<>-8236.
Oasis Senior Cent9r offers a
counselor to assist with questions
about Medicare, HMOs and
supplemental and long-term care
insurance. Call to make an
appointment. (949) 644--3244.
Oasis Senior Cent9r o«.rs a meal
program for members. Lundi is
served daily from 11:45 a.m. to
12: 15 p.m. tn the multipurpose
room at 800 Marguerite Ave .•
Corona del Mar. Home-<1elivered
meals are available for
homebound 6enlors.. Re9ervations
are required. (949) 644-3244.
The Alliance for the Ment9ly II of
Orange County provides
education and emotional support
for families with loved ones who
frlendl f.rom Pboenl:llf
Wffre down to three. We've
dropped dead along the way
(laughs), but I think it's
fascinating that you can have
friends that you've known that
Jong and adJI keep in touch.
We're all through grade ICbool.
high school and college. we
separated when we went to
college, everybody went to
dilferent colleges, and got
married and all that l1Uff. But we
still manage to get together once
a year.
How did It come maut that
you mcMld to CalllDndat
I moved to c.allfomia to get
out of Phoenix. I bad lived there
all my life and I got a dJwrt:e and
decided It wu time for a change.
so I took my lcid and moved to
Northern California. And then I
moved to Southern c.allfomia
because my husband was ill and
my brother and sister-in-law
lived down here ... they were
the only relatives I had, and I
knew they weren't going to move
so I moved I moved down here
to be close to them
What wen yom tnwla llket
They were great because
Friedman's had stores all across
the United States and we got to
travel with all kinds o( people
that were in the same business,
and we traveled first class aJJ
over. We stayed in first-class
hotels; it was great We were
royally entertained. It was just
marvelous.
We went to Tokyo. Japan, and
we saw the Pope. not in Tokyo.
Japan. though ... We went to
Swittertand, and you name it
you saw it ln the Caribbean, we
went on cruises.
What le the Importance of
having a em.e of humorf
To survive, my mother taught
me that. If you don't have a good
sense of humor, you might as
well forget it.
are mentally ill. A free suppon
group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
every other Saturday at the
Orange County Mental Health
Clinic. 3115 Red Hill Ave., Costa
Mesa. (714) 850-8463.
O.sis Senior c.rt.r offws rental
of medical equipment -
wheeldlairs, walkers and more.
(949) 644--3244.
Th• Costa Mesa Senior c.rt.r
offers preventive health care
services for seniors from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. Wednesdays and from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. every other
Tuesday, at 695 W. 19th St, Costa
Mesa. Call to make an
eppointment. (949) 846-2356.
TIM Costa Meu s.Mor c.m.
offers counseling, auiltance and
referral services for seniors, 695
W. 19th St, Costa Mesa. (949)
645-2356.
The Costa Meu Hiatork:.a
Society holds a free open house
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays
at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa
Mesa. The event features
memorabilia from the city of
Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana
Army Air Base. (949) 631-6918.
a.. s.Mor Centlar offers•
Pertineon'• ~ .upport
group from 7 to 9 p.m. the eecond
Thuniday of Nd'I month at 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
(949) 644-3244.
WE'VE MOVED!
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VOL 98, NO. 304
THOMAS H JOHNSON
Publlaher
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POLICE FILES
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Thuredey . ....................
,,...., Roect An Injury
accldent WU l'9pOfted et 8.-00
a.m. Thuredey.
• ....... 9'oed: An euto theft
was reported In the 2800 blodt
at 7:60 a.m. Thur.tay.
• H8nowr DIM: A aaeult was
reported In the 300 blade at 2
a.m. Thurtday.
• MoonMe ~ Poaession
of a hypodennlc needle was
reported In the 2000 blodt at
10:20 a.m. Thuraday. . Plecentill-... end 17th
Street: AA Injury ecddent was
reported at 8:21 a.m. Thursday.
• Serang Piece: SU8picioua
circumstances went reported
in the 2800 blodt at 2:01 a.m.
BRIEFLY IN
PUBLIC SAFETY
Men face charges for
alleged heist attempt
Prosecutors on Friday filed
charges against three Los An-
geles men who made a
botched robbery attempt at a
Corona del Mar jeweler this
week.
Herbert Nelson Kirkwood,
31, Dominic Edwards, 32, and
Kenney Dwayne Watkins, 27,
face multiple robbery
charges in connection with
the attempted robbery on
Wednesday of Jewels by Jo-
seph at Corona del Mar
Plaza. Newpon Beach Police
arrested all three men after
the incident.
The store had hosted the
13.4-carat, $2.3-rnillion
American Star diamond the
previous weekend, but it was
not in the store at the time of
Thundmy . • , ...... w.t:
Orunlc~wea~
in the 600 blodt et 12-.30 p.m.
Thundey.
NE\WORT llACH
• COMt flllil:WV f...e: Pway
theft Wlll8 rwpo"9d In the 7900
blodc et 1:09 p.m. Thuradey.
• &st COMll Hlghw:.;: A
disturbance wee reported In
the 3000 blodt 111 8:31 a.m .
Thur'lday.
• Golde11rDd Awenu« Grand
theft waa t'9pOfted In the 900
blodt 819:18 a.m. Thuredey.
• Goldalftd ...... end EMt
COMt llghwey. A disturbance
was reported at 10:08 p.m.
Thurtday.
• Hoeg Drfv9: A drunken
disturbance wu reported in
the 100 blodt at 3:A2 p.m.
Thurtday.
• Hotmwood Drtwe: Arllmal
noise was reported In the 400
blodt at 7:58 p.m. Thursday.
the anempted robbery.
Watkins hid lnsJde the cell·
ing of an adjacent gelato
store for nearly two hours be-
fore officers coaxed him out,
police said.
The three men made off
with SI million in jewels, ac-
cording to a complaint filed
by the Orange CoWlty Dis-
trict Attorney's office. The
court papers Identify the
men as gang members.
They also face charges of
attempted carjacking for try
ing to get the car keys of a
nearby gelato store employee
and for possession of a fire-
arm by a felon.
All are being held on $1
million bail, District Attorney
spokesman Mark Macaulay
said. Kirtwood and Watkins
are subject to a parole hold,
according to police.
All three have previous
felony convictions, according
to court papers.
Their arraignment was re-
scheduled for Nov. I 0.
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BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
'Y' children to be
part of clean-up
Oilldren from the YMCA in
Costa Mesa will participate in
Beach Oeanup Day from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Big Co-
rona Beach at the end of Mar·
guerite Avenue.
The event is being organized
by the Junior League of Orange
County to promote service
learning. It is the first of several
service-teaming projects
planned by the Junior League
berween now and May.
The 20 children participating
in the cleanup drive will be ac·
companied by l O women from
the Junior League.
Oilldren will pick. up trash
and debris on the beach in an
effon 10 save seals and other
mammals that may swallow the
garbage that makes it into the
ocean.
Food and games will foUow
the cleanup.
For more information, call
PUMPED
Continued from Al
the pump-out stations three to
live times a week instead of once a
week as it does now.
Pump-out stations can cost
from $5,000 to $7,000 to install
and sometimes as much as
$10,000 if a long connection to a
sewer line is required, but the
st.ate offers a grant that covers
about 75% of installation costs.
Rossmiller said.
Nol everyone is convinced add-
ing pwnp stations would improve
water quality, and at least one an-
chorage operator plam to fight
the order if the st.ate board ap-
pn:MIS il
·BasicaUy I don't think it's ap-
propriate for our marina.· said
Steve Farwell, owner and manager
of Swales Yacht Anchorage in
Newport Beach. "I haven't found
anybody on the ~ who uses a
pump-out station. They either call
a service that comes and pumps
MONSTERS
Continued from Al
come from drivers and mechanics
during the Halloween trick-or-
treat party. There. the children
were greeted by a blue-haired
punk woman, vaguely resembling
one of the ctmers who takes them
to school every day.
Many of the drivers, mechanics
and other bus staff on hand Fri-
day were in full costume and
working off the dock. They adorn-
ed four full-size buses with spider
webs and balloons. gave the kids
candy and let them explore a bit.
"We always try lO look out foe
the bis.. Uncoln Elementary
School bus driYtt -lf\d '50&
dancer -Doris Bueti.Dos said.
lbats our job, you mowr
The kids dressed up ~ well.
Many of them hammed up their
mosen roles -but foe io of
them. their whedcbairs weraft
part ol the costume.
Jessica Davis, 9, said ahe
wore a tiara and a pink dreaa
"cause I llke princesses -all I
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Monte C3rlo event to
raise funds for charity
Roosten 10th anniversary
Monte Ca.rid benefit latoday at
the Balboa Bay aub and Reaon
in Newpon Beach.
The event begins at 5 p.m. and
is expected to continue Wltll
mkin.lghL Blac.k.-tie la the op-
tional dress code for the evening.
The goal lJ to raise $300,000
for the participating charities.
The evening includes a re-
cepdon, luxury lifestyle auc-
tion, gourmet dinner and show
and Monte Carlo gaming.
Hal Unden, winner of Emmy
and Tony awards, will be per·
form. Ed Arnold, television
news personality and the an-
chor for the "The Real Orange,·
will be the master of ceremo-
nies for the evening.
Reps. Ouistopher Cox and
Loretta Sanchez (0-Garden
Grove) are honorary chairs for
the event.
Tickets can be purchased at
the door.
For tickets and other infor·
mation, call (949) 464-2034
their boat out or they dump at
sea. which is a standard practice.·
He's a1'lo worried about liability
imurance and losing the income
from the boat slip that would have
to sit empty so people could ac-
cess the pump-out station.
1bose in favor of the pump-out
stations say more stations will en-
c.owage boaters to pump waste
rather than dumping It in the wa-
ter, but Farwdl Isn't ronvinced.
"The water board is sort of
shooting a shotgun at ~
to try to help the water quality,·
he said. "What I see " the lwbanl
runoff is a lot bigger mue for the
water quality than just a few
boats..
Brown said he's hoping the state
board approw:s the order, and it
can become a model for statewide
regulations.
•ALICIA~ OOY9'S
busmea, Politics and the
environment. She may be reached st
(71419664626 or bv e-mail et
slida.robmson<~lat1mes.com
need is a ungdom:
California Special Day School
principal Robyn Moses said many
of the students are autistic or have
other physical or medical needs.
She said that despite the neutral
expressions on their faces.
though. she could tell they en·
joyed every bit of it
"We're really excited." ~
sakl ""Thb ~ the first time they've
done ~ for us. 'Ibey don't even
know us and don't g'e' to see us
outside o( wort. so this is really
special. PU. we get candy.·
Newport-Mesa district ~
portadon director Pete Meslin
said he and Harbor View Elemen-
tary School bus drtw:r JGm Large
organtted the eYmt to coi.ndde
with that of a sister echool. Lind-
bergh P.lementary School in San
Diego.
"Many people in our society
and our dimict don't understand
that students with dlsabOides are
stfD kids,. Mestin said ~ aJ-
lowa them to enjoy HaDowee:n
when eomedmea lt'a not there in
their home aetdnglL \Wre doing
this for the ldda. ..
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
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~tog llftlir ITMdnlght. The
Iowa wtl be from 46 to 52 wfttt
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Democratic candidate ~ Snook sits with campaign workers
JoAnne Schuster, center, and Erin Bensfield in his office.
PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW /OM.Y PILOT
Attorney Van Tran is running for the 68th Assembly District seat
as a Republican and serves on the Garden Grove City Council. l Vietnamese-American is favored
By Deirdre Newman
and Allcla Robinson
Daily Pilot
For the first time in six years
the 68th ~mbty District seat is
not being sought by an incum-
bent Republican Van Tran and
the Democratic opponent Al
Snook will vie for the seat on
Tuesday.
Than is the Republican candi-
date for the assembly seat that
represents Costa Mesa, and he's
favored for election because dis-
trict residents tend to vote Re-
publican.
Snook is making his second
bid for the seat. The Democratic
party asked him to run to have
someone in the race becaw.e Re-
publican incumbent Ken Mad-
dox wao; termed out.
With door to-door literature
drops, 1V commerCLals and
phone hanks working for him.
rmn ~ optimistic about his cam-
paign.
wwe are very confident that the
outcome on Nov. 2 will be sue-
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
the Daily Pilot, 1375 Sunflower
Ave., Costa Mesa, CA 92626; by
e-mail to
jt1ff.benson@l11rimes.com; by fax
to (714) 966-4679; or by calling
cessful," he said Friday. WI did a
voter analysis after the Ma.n:h
primary and our support ls
~the board. It's really very
encouraging to see the number
of votes that we got"
An attorney and one of the
only Vietnamese-American elect·
ed officials in the U.S., Than has
been on the Garden Grove City
Council since 2000 and has
worked for state and federal poli-
ticians. If he is elected, he plans
to tight any legislation that would
inhibit economic growth and
work to get funding for transpor-
tation infrastructure, he said.
wr would want to work with
Gov. Schwanenegger and imple-
ment som e of the initiatives and
ideas that are propol>Cd in the
(California Performance Reviewl.
including but not limited to, firc;t
of all, selling some of the ineffi-
cient state properties to balance
some of our deficit." Than said.
Tran does not suppon selhng
the brange County Fairgrounds
in Costa Mesa because of the
property's historiatl and cuJtural
(714) 966-4617. Include the time,
date and location of the event, as
well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
KRlA Radio's Norm Bour will
host a seminar, ·How Money
Worts," from 9 a.m. to noon
Saturdays through Nov. 6 at
ELECT
Al.SNOOK
AGE:70
FAMILY: Married to Sue; two
children, one stepchild
EDUCATION: studied at
University of Maryland
RESIDENCE: Garden Grove
CAREER: 45 years with
insurance agency Al Snook &
Associates in garden Grove;
taught insurance courses at
Coastline Community College
and Santa Ana College
PARTY: Democratic
VAN TRAN
AGE:40
value to the city. he !Mi.id.
Snook. an in!,urance agent and
Korean War veteran, :.aid he\
been actJvely campa1grung and
reaching out to the 68th Al.sern-
bty 1)1!,triCt, e!>pecially the N.ia.n
community an We!>tmin!>ter. I le
reali7.es he's a long-shot u1 the
electJon and like~ himself to un-
likely champion racehor-.t> ~a
biscull
Orange Coast College's Business
Education Room 102, 2701
Fa1rv1ew Road. Costa Mesa. The
cost 1s $49 per session.
Information: (714) 432-5880 or
http://www.occt1dcets.com.
The 10th Roosters Foundation
Monte Car1o gala, ·Art Evening with
Linda Di
Costa Mesa City Council
* Experience
*Integrity
*Tenacity
To have your v~lce heard at City Hall
li'INDA DIXON
Costa Mesa City COurlcil x
l -,,
12 on the llBllot· ,
FAMILY: Engaged
RESIDE.NCE: Garden Grove
EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree
in political science from UC
Irvine, 1989; master's degree m
public administration and a
doctorate from Hamline
University, 1992
CAREER: Staff aide to former
Rep. Bob Dornan 1985-87;
special assistant to former state
Sen. Ed Royce 1988; managing
partner of private law firm
1994-2004; Garden Grove
planning commissioner
1998·2000; Garden Grove City
Councilman 2000 04
PARTY: Republican
Formerl\ a Hepuhltcan. ~nook
left the part~ after he hc·lpl«J
form the Hepuhhcan I h'>p.tllll
l.aucw> but got no hadung from
lhe party leader'>lll p. lw ... ml
Each of Ornngt· C.ountv\ uttt''>
1~ different and ha.'> th o\'\11
needl>. Snook <><ud. but 1f lw "'
elected he will try to hnng 1wopll'
together and trc.11 them .tll
equally.
Hal unc1en:· begins at 6 p.m at the
Balboa Bay Oub & Resort, 1221 W
Coast Highway, Newport Bead'l The
event benefits seven Orange County
d'lildren's marines and includes
dinner, a codctatl recept>Ofl, hve and
silent auebOnS, games and pnres
Information: (949) 464-2034 or
http://www roosters org
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the most valuable assets any
community can have. I urge
you to take action and
Vote NO on Measure L to
preserve the eight priceless
acres of waterfront public
parkland at Marinapark
before it's too late.
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THE RACE FOR THE 70TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Irvine men all first-timers
Allele Robluon
OalyPlot
Vol.era in the 70dl Aslanbly
Dmrict wOl haw to do their
homework before YOtl.ng Tue&-
day. since oooe or the three can-
didates seeking the seat have
~ elected office.
Republican Otuck Devore,
who beat five opponents ln the
Man:h primary. is vying with
Democrat Cad Mariz and Uber-
buian Mart BaJdwln to replace
Assemblyman John c.ampbell.
Baldwin is a first-rime candi-
date but has been a ddegate at
state and national Libertarian
party conventions.
A school bus driver, who also
holds a trucker's license, Baldwin
said if he is elected he would
push to privatize some state
services such as driving exams.
·Basically I would like to see
more state programs be opened
up to the private sector,· he said.
·1 would always push for smaller
government. I would never vote
for higher tues."
As a member of a third party,
Baldwin said he suppons Propo-
sition 60. which would keep the
state's primary election system
as it is now, and opposes Propo·
sition 62. which would allow
only the top two vote gerters
from a primary election to ap-
pear on the genera.I election baJ-
lot.
·Basically I believe in the Lib-
ertarian party's placfonn. and I
wanled 10 provide an alternative
between the two bigger parties.·
he said.
OeVore has worked in Wash-
ington. D.C:, as a congreo;sionaJ
staffer but would like to work 10
advance the Republican agenda
in Sacramento.
Because the 70th district has
more registered Repubucans
than any other district in the
state. DeVore has focused on
helping other Republicani. with
their campaigns.
·As a general rule I am inter-
ested in slowing the growth of
government, working to enac1 as
many of the California Perfonn-
ance Review suggestions that
could polentialty shave S35 bil-
lion off the size of California gov-
emmenr over the years, and
holding the bne on taxei,," he
said.
The only way to sotve the state
deficit is to unprove the busin~
climate so businesses create new
jobs, DeVore said
Mariz is now retired after
worlcing for Auor for 34 years ru.
a chemical engineer. He decided
to run for office now tha1 he hru.
the time and can afford to finan-
cially support hlS own camprugn.
and because he's concerned tha1
the gap between rich and poor in
America is growing. he said.
"I just don·t lilce the way things
are going.· Martz said. "I don't
thinl it's fair that somebody else
should be an indenrured servant
or a slave, so that I can have a
nice standard of living or cheap
clothing."
His goals include getting a
fairer share of stale education
dollars for the 70th Assembly
District. preventrng urban runoff
and moving 1oward a single-
payer heaJth-care system. He
supports Proposition 72, which
requires busmesses with more
than 20 employees 10 provide
heaJth care for workers, and he's
also in favor of Proposition IA. a
measure tha1 would keep the
state from raiding local govern·
ment coffers.
Mariz reali7..es his pro-union.
pro-universal health care stance
•
MARK C. ~ /DMYPl.OT
70th Assembly District Libertarian candidate Mari< Baldwin is an
Irvine resident, studying theology at Calvary Chapel Bible Col1ege.
STEVE McCRANK /DAILYPILOT
Chuck DeVore, an lrvme resident too. 1s the Repubtican candidate
MARK C DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
70th Assembly Distnct Democrabc candidate Carl Manz. the thrrd
of the Irvine trio, was a chemical engrneer for 34 years for Fluor
MARK BALDWIN assistant for foreign affairs in
AGE: 33 U.S. Dept. of Defense 1986--88;
FAMILY: Single senior assistant to Rep. Chris
RESIDENCE: Irvine Cox 1988-90; vice president of
EDUCATION: Studying theology communications and research
at Calvary Chapel Bible College for SM&A 1991-2004; Irvine City
CAREER: Telecommunications Commissioner 1991 -96
equipment salesman, school PARTY: Republican
bus driver
PARTY: Libertarian CARL MARIZ
CHUCK DEVORE
AGE: 42
FAMILY: Ma med to Diane; two
daughters
RESIDENCE: Irvine
EDUCATION: Bachelof's degree in
strategic studies from Oaremont
Mc::Kenna College, 1985
CAREER: U.S . Army National
Guard 1985-2004; special
may not go over weU in such a
Republican district, but he's hop-
ing to persuade people by edu-
cating them
"Whal you're hoping is that. as
AGE: 68
FAMILY: Married to Lavon; two
sons, John and Darrell; and a
daughter, Lorraine
RESIDENCE: Irvine
EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree
in chemical engineering from
University of Missouri, 1957
CAREER: Retired; 34 years as a
chemical engineer at Fluor
PARTY: Democratic
time goes by, people will start lls·
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THE CROWD
Roping them in to raise money
T be Orange County Fair
and Exposition <:enter in
Costa Maia wu the venue
for one of the largest charity
galas In Orange County, the
2004 Cattle Baron's Ball
Organ1zen called this year's
extravagaru:a,
~Leis and
Lassoes,•
combining
both
Hawaiian
and western
themes to
benefit the
American
Lancer
~c1ety. It
was the sixth
annual
dinner-dance and the single
large-.t tundr.user for the
American Cancer Society in I.his
region. When the final
donations are tallied. organizers
hope to raise in excess of
$500.000
lne 2004 event was chaired
by Susan and Steve Giusto.
~tcve Giusto also serves as the
chairman of the American
Lancer Society's Orange County
board. llis commitment to
fighting cancer is very personal,
a!> both of his parents lost their
battles with the disease.
Aho supporting the party
were many local members of
what is known as the Cattle
Baron's League. Lending
al>Sistance were league
President LesUe Bowles, Margo
Perris, IC.en Agkl, Julle Aros,
Debbie Douglas. Randy Moore,
Sharon Palaley. JennUer
Thomaa, Ron Rubino and
Joyce Weiss.
With major suppon from
PacifiCare Health Systems.
Corinthian Colleges. Marshall
Advertising and Design,
Douglas Advisors, Instant
C .apitaJ Funding Group, Hoag
C :anccr Center. Wells Fargo
Bank and many other dedicated
corporate and individual
donors. the enormous
undertaking was hand!>omely
underwritten. enabling the
American Cancer Society to
maximi1,e donations to help
fund services and research
VIP Reception Chairs, Donna Bianchi, far left, and Joyce Weiss, far right, both of Newport Beach,
with Cattle Baron's Ball cCH:hairs, Steve and Susan Giusto, of Laguna Beach.
toward a cure.
To date, the locaJ Cattle
Baron's League has raised more
than $2.5 million toward this
objective. In Orange County,
the local American Cancer
Society assisted more than
3,500 cancer patients last year
alone.
As guests arrived at the Costa
Mesa fairgrounds, organizers
welcomed the crowd in true
Hawaiian spirit. The Kelly Rae
Band provided I.he tunes as
gourmet Hawaiian dining was
served luau-style. Guests were
entertained with casino
gaming, live and silent auctions
and gimmicks galore, including
Live pig races. First they raced it,
then they ate it. Well, not
exactly.
Additional Cattle Baron's
League members supporting
the evening included Diana
and Sheldon Fisher, Susan and
John Johnson, Barbara
Steinberg, Lorena and John
Goodin, Donna BlanchJ,
Maggie and Jlm Cook, Sharon
F.sterley, Carol and Kent
Wilken, Bqbbltt and Bill
Wllllams, Tana Sherwood.
Renee Tilton and Bob Waller
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Breast cancer survivors, Diana Marshall, center left, of Costa
Mesa, and Debbie Douglas, center right, of Newport Beach, with
husbands Warren Fulmer, left, and Gary Douglas, right.
Newport Beach residents Rich and Eileen Saul and Alana and
George Hedley enjoyed the sixth annual Cattle Baron's Ball.
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WDtiams to Eliot
Alden Jamison of San
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The bride-elect
graduated from
Corona del Mar High
School and Brown
University, and is
enrolled at Cohonbia
University, pursuing a
master's degree in
international
educational
dewlopment.
The future
bridegroom, son of
Dean Jamison of
Pad.fie Pali.sades and
Eliot Alden Jamison and Heidi
Enka Williams
Washington. D.C, and Joanne Leslie of Santa Monica.
graduated from Beverly Hills High School, Columbia
Uniwrsity and the Haas School of Business at the UC
Berteley.
An Aug. 2005 wedding is planned at the Ahwahnee
Hotel In Yosemite National Patk.
Acevedo -Swisher
Holly Acevedo of
Glendora wed Curt
Swisher of Newport
Beach at a beachside
ceremony in
Sayulita, Mex. on
Oct. 3., 2004.
The bride is the
daughter of
Elizabeth and Ruben
Acevedo of Glendora.
The matron of honor
was the bride's sister.
Samantha Fox of
Tiburon. The
bridegroom is the
son of Arra and Jean
Swisher of Newport
Beach. The best men
were the
bridegroom's Curt Swisher and Hoity Acevedo
brothers, Pate and
Troy Swisher.
The bride is a graduate of the UL S<tnta Harbara and
the University of I.a Verne College of I.aw. The
bridegroom is a graduate of Newport Harbor 1 ligh
School and the UC Santa Barbara. The two plan to live
in San Francisco.
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY LE I I ER TO THE EDITOR
Resort at Marinapark best use of land Resort will suck up
local control, clientele
As the former owner and
operator of foUJ' potela within
a one-mile radius of the
Marinapark proposed hotel
site, it la my duty to inform all
good citizens of Newport
Beach to vote solidly and
united against the proposal as
it is put fonh in Mea.sUJ'e L.
hotel la not going to give them
bualneu, but rather take It
away. We all remember the
spot on Cout HJgbway where
the Holiday Inn Expnm now
alts. It bad failed u a hotel
through three owners before
becoming a national chain
this year, yet it al1' right next
to the Balboa Bay Oub. Let's
learn from experience.
By Ricord Luehra
Oftentimes, change la
bard. We get 10 uaed to
seeing things foJ' what they
a.re, we tend to overlook what
they could be. Thia principle
can be applied to the
Marlnapark site on the
Balboa Peninsula.
As I write this, our
community ls in turmoil over
what to do with th.la precious
piece of bay-front property
that belongs to our city. ln
writing this commentary, I
hope to shed some light on
another penipectlve -the
business perspective -on
this issue, which we will be
voting on come Tuesday.
In my years at the Newport
Beach Clamber of
Commerce, I have found that
many residents do not realize
that the redevelopment and
reinvestment in our
businesses and properties is
essential to our city's vitality.
Although some people may
want to see our city remaln
whow it used to be," this
mind-set is not beneficial to
the economic health of
Newport Beach. Like any
other city, Newport Beach
needs to continually reinvent
itself to stay energized.
Here's the choice before us
now: Do we desire to achieve
the best use of the eight-acre
Marinapark site for the
long-term benefit of current
and future Newport Beach
residents? More than likely.
the overwhelming answer to
this question by residents is
wyes ... And we, as residents.
have the responsibility to
ensure that the use of this
valuable bay-front land la
opdmlud.
Meuure L opponenu
believe the best use of Utla
land la u a public park area.
Surely, most residents enjoy
spending time with famlly
and friends at the nearly 50
parks (not including our
beaches) we have here in
Newport Beach. However,
not all sites in Newport
Beach are suitable to
function as an additional
public park. The Marlnapark
site falls into this category.
The public puk. proposed
by Measure L opponents
would include boat-launch
facilities, picnic areas and a
soccer field . These uses
would attract hundreds, if
not thousands, of additional
people on a daily basis to an
already overcrowded Balboa
Peninsula. This would result
in not only increased traffic,
but also increased vehicle
emissions. parking demands
and noise.
Additionally, the public
park outlined by Measure L
opponents would require
acres of turf to be
maintained by our city.
Because of the location of
Marinap.ark., the proposed
grass area would create
serious environmental
concerns with fertilizers,
pesticides and animal waste
draining into our bay and
polluting our waters.
Financial impracticalities
arise when suggesting the
Marinapark. site be used as
public parlc.land. According
to a city of Newport Beach
staff report, a public park
would cost more than $5
million to build and a
minimum of $21,000 per year
to maintain. The project
would generate very
min1mal, if any, revenue to
cover the building and
maintenance expenses
associated with this plan.
ln contra.st, the city's
financial analysls -
conducted by one of the
foremost companies for
studying the economic
impacu of resorts -
indicates the Marinapark.
Resort and Community Plan
will generate, in total, more
than $150 million to Newport
Beach over the SO-year term
of the resort lease. This is
comprised of $2.2 million in
sales tax, bed tax and lease
revenue that will go to the
city's general fund, and
approximately $1 million
that will go to the Newport
Beach Tidelands Fund each
year.
Further. the resort plan
will provide a host of
additional community
assets. including the
restoration of the American
Legion post, a new Girl Scout
house and a new community
center. Access to the
Marinapark beach will vastly
improve with new pedestrian
corridors and a waterfront
restaurant, both of which the
public can enjoy. As an
added bonus, the outdated
mobile home park. currently
occupying Marinapark will
be replaced with a
high-quality resort run by
Regent lnternationaJ, a
five-star resort operator
known for excellence around
the world. With 110 rooms.
12 of which are fractional
ownenhip shares, on 96,000
square feet, the resort plan is
anything but ma.saJve. lt will
be a wonderfully charming,
high-class addition to the
Balboa Peninsula.
The Newport Beach
Olamber of Commerce has
determined that the
Marlnapark. Resort and
Community Plan is the best
use of this site. And contrary
to the arguments of Measure
L opponents -who bemoan
the plan as a giveaway of
public land for private gain
-we believe the resort's
public-private partnership
model ensures this land will
be used to its maximum
benefit for generations of
Newport Beach residents.
The future of Newport
Beach depends on how our
businesses and residents
embrace the wwo rk in
progress" mentality.
Ultimately. this mindset wtll
allow our community to
maintain the current quality
of life we en1oy. By
continually redeveloping and
reinvesting in our businesses
and properties. everyone -
residents and businesses -
will benefit.
A wyes~ vote on Measure L
is a sman, reasonable vote
that will guarantee the best
use of the Marinapark site
and will ensure that this
important city asset benefits
all who choose to live, work
and play in Newport Beach
• EDITOR'S NOTE: Richard
Luehrs 1s the president and CEO
of the Newport Beach Chamber
of Commerce
This measure takes away the
control that the residents
currently have and gives it to
others who cannot assure the
success of their project either
now or in the future. This will
create havoc among the
residents on both sides of
Balboa Boulevard as the
con struction will be
overwhelming and prolonged.
not to mention the parking.
underground or not.
My experience has been
that over a 20-year period and
through many types of
economies, the hotels
currently on the peninsula
have not been able to
penetrate 78% occupancy rate
per annum. and have been
able to survive only through
discounted fall and winter
rates. as well as discounted
corporate rates during the
week. Thi., being the case.
what chance does a
100-room-plu ... have right
.,maclc in the middle of an area
that is barely 4'Urviving w11h
the five small hotels -
Bayshores Inn. Dorymans Inn.
l.11tle Inn. Portifino Inn and
Ralboa Inn -currently
ope rat mg'?
The effects of the Sept. 11
auaclc., have had a major
impact on the occupancie., on
the pe111nsula. They have ju.,1
.,tarted recovering in the la'lt
IR months and have paid their
dues with lost earnings and
employees directly after the
horror of the attark<... This
The improvements
promised by the passing of the
measure are laughable, when
you consider the extreme
wealth and wisdom Newport
residents bring to the table.
One community fundraJser
would raise enough money to
refurbish all the areas
promised if we all thought it
needed to be done. We don't
need a financial group luring
us away from our community
land grant by promising
popsicles and lollipops. Let 's
keep our dignity. keep our
land and, most importantly.
keep 100% control within our
city to do what we all !>ee fit
for the benefit of our
tornmuntty and children.
I have had 20 years of hotel
experience within block!> of
the 18th <itreet site and am
oppo~ed to this measure for
our children's and
grandrh1ldren's sakes As an
allerna11ve, the developers
should propose to refurbish
the ex1i.t1ng homes with a
cahin ~o;tyle exterior and i.tgn a
management contract w11h
the ctty to try to rent them out
as they are This would allow
the city and the c1u1ens to
retain 100% control of the
properly and can al~o provide
room for a heau11ful
tommunity park for U!i all to
enjoy for yl'ar'> to come. not to
mention the po'>s1blhty of
occupancy revenue-. and taxe'>
until a better idea 1s proposed
MICHAEL PAUTZ
Corona del Mas
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Land has more than
economic value
Newport Beach Mayor Tod
Rldgeway's dos.mg comment in the
PilQI article, • Marinaparlt lease hilS new
debating ground,· Sept 28, ·A pad has
no economic return,· pretty much
sums up the basic arguments for the
hotel/fractional uni1 Marinapad plan.
His premise: Any available land in
Newport Beach should provide
"economic return." Those who agree
with that will support Measure L Those
who think there are values in addition
to economic, such as quality-of-life,
parks, open space and less traffic, will
oppose Measure L AU of the red
herrings, such as wsoccer fields,"
distract from the core issue: ls it right to
convert public parlc land for private
profi1?
DENNIS BAKER
Corona del Mar
Once property is gone, it
wi 11 be tough to retrieve
Will a five star ho1el with 98 rooms
for 111~htly rental and 12 for sale be
able to operate at a profit? Has the
( ity Council inve'iligated 1his with any
holel operators?
fo be profitable, the Maff and
amenille~ required by a five-stac hotel
will re4u1re more space. The cost of
development will not have adequa1e
operating re1urn on 1he invec;ted
capital. Do we. the residents of
Newporl Reach, wan1 to give away this
la'>t piece of p roprrly? rhe operator
and the t'ity will he lhc ones to never
..,ee a re1ur11. As current resident..., we
have a rc'ipon"1hiltty 10 preserve
Newport I larbor and the Back Ray. not
only for our generation. but for those
to come.
Several years ago, a couple of
people fought a really tough ftgbt to
preserve the Upper Back Bay. They are
heroes now, and look at the things
that have been created since -the
latest being lhe nature center that
bears their names.
Now. think about the last remaining
open space on the peninaula This is
irreplaceable property. Once gone, it
cannot be retrieved. Do you want to
be responsible for giving It away1
PAT NANGLE
Newport Beach
No on Measure L is
like yes on Measure S
A few years back. the •Greenlight"
measure was put on the ballot for the
people of Newport Beach to decide.
And boy did they ever -by an
overwhelming wyes .• It was democracy
at its best. Jt was fair and square.
GreenJight won and the opposition
lost. The people of Newport Beach
had spoken. So why did a select group
of our elected councilmen. who
should honor and respect the wishei.
of 1heir constituents, start whining
and complaining about the outcome?
At every public engagemenl I
attended following that election,
where these select group of
individuaJs spoke, they wh.ined and
moaned about Greenlight passing.
Enough already!
Now, I'm betting the same
eleclorate that educated i1self enough
to vote "yes" on GreenJight has also
educated itself enough to vote "no" on
L. You mus t read 1he following
sentence out loud: It is the lasl piece
of harbor walerfront that the city of
Newport Reach has. Please read that
agajn_
So. that being sa1dt I am bentng
that. u a group. we are ama.rter \ban
to fall for ridJculoualy m.laleadlnl
signs like •ie. traf6c• and •will 6elp
Girl Scouu. • JI the "Yea on L • camp is
already this misleading, what e1ae do
they have in store for us down the
road?
DAVIDBE£K
Newport Beach
Girl Scout advocacy
wrong on resort plan
The proposed Marinapa.rk
development plan includes a
renovation of the Girl Scout house.
Sut.anne Hu1fmon F.sber, chair of the
Girl Scout Council of Orange County
board of directors, wrote that the
board supports Measure L and the
Marinapark Resort and Community
Plan, since it Mensures that the girls
continue to have these opportunities
weU into the future at a new
6,200-square-foot facility, at no cosl to
Girl Scout Council (of Orange
County)."
For many years. the Girl Scouts have
benefited from having the Girl Scout
house on public property, and that
use should con tinue. However, it goes
beyond the pale tha1 they would
advocate a zoning change on publk
land in order to finance a renovation
at no cost (Also. •Marinaparlc plan
would keep the Girl Scours going,"
Community Commenlary. Ocl. 28.)
My sister and I were Girl Scours for a
combined 18 years, and visiled both
the Newport Beach and Laguna Reach
Girl Scout houses. Girl Scouting
teaches self reliance and
responsibility. If the board of dirt'ctors
believes a need exists for a new
facility. then ii should develop a plan
to finance it. When the Girl Seoul
Council takes on a building, it mu\I
plan for f t.1 lona·term upkeep and
eventual renovadon. It ft the Girl
SOout Council'• reaponaibWry, not the
public's.
Girl Scoutl are skilled at raising
money. Aa a Girl Scout, I sold
countless boxea of cookies and
calendan and participated in car
washes and food booths. The Girl
Scout Council could approach alumni
Gld Scouts to help finance the project.
Baber herself must have some
misgivings about the Girl Scout
Council of Orange County advocacy of
the project, since she felt obliged to
quote the IRS code that allows
nonprofits co lobby •to an
insubstantial degree.· Rezoning
public property for private
commercial use ls a substantial
change ln use, and a nonprofit group
should not be advocating tt in order to
accomplish its own aims.
LAURA C. CURRAN
Corona del Mar
Plan for Marinapark
resort a 'no-brainer'
Olristine Dabbs' Sept_ 16 Daily Pilot
Community CommentaryC-Alternate
plan for Marinapark doesn't measure
up•) is refreshing if for no other reason
than it proves there's still hope for a
reasonable, fair comparison of the
Marinapad plan and the alternative.
Personally. the alternative plan being
peddled by Tom Billings doesn't pass
my smell rest. Think about it. This is the
gentleman who never misses an
opportunity lo brutalize the
Marinapark reson plan, claiming it is a
giveaway of a public asset that will
doom the PeninsuJa in a traffic
quagmire.
I'd argue tha1 his idea 10 drop a
public park with picnic areas, a soccer
field and a boat launch ramp on the site
wtU have. dJlutroUt tndlJc lml*f Ob
the peniDluJL Soccer ftelda haw Ft to
be one ol the molt lnteme land Ula:
And I can eee oow the wqon tnJn ol
boat aaDen ltaCbd wltb SelDoos
rumbling into Newpo11 Beach from the
Inland Empire and the rest of Orange
Count)(
I like the Marlnaput plan. It's an
elegant design. proYide1 a long-tenn
revenue source to the dty (certalnJy not
a gtveaway>. preeerwt local public
access to the beach and revttallus
longstanding community ueets In the
area. such u the American Legion post
and the Girl Scout house.
The choice ta a no-bralner.
UNEAOLSON
Newport Beach
Local candidate strikes
resident as disingenuous
Aft.er j~ having read half a page in the
Daily Pilot by Erle Bever, •CoundJman.
candidate ~ answers for a dMded
city.• Oct. 22, J am indlned to share with
the public that he bu a bunch of
bUl:lWOrW in it that caused me to
remember that I recetved a mailer &om
him that included proudly. as one of bis
supporter.>, Wendy Leece. who was a
thorn in the side of the Newport-Mesa
school board for many years and caused
a lot of ~n And In her absence,
!hey have deveJoped wianim.ity and
moved forward on lots of positive things.
I'm very concerned that he is
masquerading as a concerned cit.i7.en
when he's a right-wing activist and. along
with his main supporters. such as Allan
Mansoor, will cause lots of dissension
and disruption on the City Council I do
not think Bever would be a very
mainstream candldate, so please vote for
other candidates.
SHARON BOOOREAU
Costa Mesa
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200 Kalmus Dnve, P.O. Box 9Cb0, 88 Falf Drive, Costa Mesa. CA State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
Costa Mesa, CA 92628-9050. (714) 92626, (714) 708-FAJR 95814, (916) 319-2070
9664000 Board: President Ruben A. Smith, E-mail:
Elizabeth D. Parker, member, Vice President Patricia Velasquez, distric170@assembly.ca.gov
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa, Emily Sanford. Peggy Haidl, •Ken Maddox (R). 68th District,
Newport Beach James Barich, Deborah Carona, State Capitol, Sacramento, CA
Leslie A Ray and Frank Barbaro 95814, (916) 319-2068;
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF Or local office at 1503 South Coast
SUPERVISORS STATE SENATE Drive, Suite 205, Costa Mesa
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 92626; (714) 668-2100
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Exercise Your Right to VOTE
on November 2, 2004
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Our Roard ofTrustces endo~ the foUowing Ciry Council candidaccs
and recommcn~ positions on the following ballot measures:
Dlltrtct2
Suvm Rosanslry
~ I T M
Diltrtctl
Strom Bromb"K
Marul~ Rcson & Community Plan
Access to Government Information
Status Quo on Primary Elccrjons
Sale: ofSurplw State Property
Children's Hospital Bond Act of 2004
VotcrChoic.eOpen Primary Act
Mental Hc:alth Services Act
Unhir Busin~ Practices Act R.cfonn
LoaJ T axpayus and Public Safety Protcetion Act
Three Strike. and Otild Protection Aa of 2004
9 J l Emergency and T raunu Care: Aa
Gaming ~cnuc Act of 2004
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}olm B. Htffrnum
DNA Pinguprint, Unsolved Crimund lnJ'OCICOCX' Protcc:Oon Act
Indian Gaming Fair·Sharc Revenue Aa of2004
SB 2 (Employer Health Catt Muidare)
THE MORAL OF THE STORY
Voting entails a higher office
"Act as If ths
whole elecdon
depend«l on your
single IJOfB • " H
-JOHN WESlEY
"&lay prll/CIU
cilir.en has a public
responstbiUl)c H
-MYRA JANCO
DANIELS
-rts not the hand
thal signs the laws
thal holds the
democracy that we
enjoy needs to be
protected, prayed for
and continued. We
need to show our
thanks to chose in
past generations,
model lo che next
generation chat we
all have a part to
play and take our
roles seriously. CINDY
TRANE
CHRISTESON
One year. r walked
up the steps at our
nearby school to
vote. and I passed a young boy
on my way into the building.
The boy was probably in first
or second grade, judgjng by hi-.
size and missing teeth. I
remember that he wore red,
while and blue. and l'U never
forget what he said. At M.t. I
thought he WdS just talking to
himself, but then he looked up
at me and smiled and said,
destiny of America. l(s the hand
thal cnsts the baJ/oL ·•
-HARRY TRUMAN
'Voting is the first duty of
denux:mcy."
-LYNDON B. JOHNSON
T he multicolored leaves of
autumn have fallen
almost as quickly as the
many different campaign signs
have sprung up around town.
We have all ~n inundated
with more information than we
can pr cess by t'Very fonn of
media, offering differing vi~
of people and proprn.itioru...
We've heard the presidenual
debates. heard v-cl.J')'ing views
on just about everything. and
now iii. time to VOKC' our Vlt'W'>.
It is omc to vote.
Many have calk>d th1..,
elertion a defining moment for
our nation, and aU of LI!> who
are eligible IO vote need to
reali7.e that our ability to vute 1~
not onJy a fret><lom, 11 is a
responsibility. It L'> ume to vnte
It is also time to pray. We
need to pray for God to giw
each of l1.'> wi<.dom <md
b'llidance ac; we fill out our
ballots. We also need to pray
for everyone who L'> PlectC'd. Wt•
need men and women in office
who arc people of hon~ty,
integrity. respon!>!b1hty and
accountability.
We need to let our children
know that the f'ret.><lom and
.. My mom and dad are voting
today, too. And I'm voung for
God."
I t.hinJc I said something to
tell him that he wru. wi.-.e for
such a young age. I could
imagjne him drawmg a ''gn
that said, "Vote for C 1<><l "
We all know tha1 Wl' can only
make our votes cow1t 1f we
vote"° that they are countt'tl
We may vote "yes" on ..omt·
~ues and "no" on other. We
will vote for people wt· will he
tru.c,ting 10 make dec1!>10n' day
in and day OUI that will ant•ct
~ and those who follo\.\ Wt•
need to vote, and wt• nl'(.>d to
pray. We can al~ vote .. Yl" .. tor
c;od each and every day
And you can quote llll' on
thaL
• CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON 1s a
Newport Beach resident who
speaks frequently to parenting
groups. She may be reac:tted via
e mail at cmdy a onthegrow com
or through the mail at 537
Newport Center Dnve. Box 505,
Newport Beac:tt, CA 92660
...,, Ocfd)er 30, 200.t All
IN THEORY
Reversing the 'curse' -miracle or tnan-niade?
After the Boston Red Sox defeated the New
York Yankees in the American League
championship series, a search on Google
turned up more than 48,000 references to
the Red Sox and 'miracle.' Given the history
of the Red Sox -having not won a World
Series since 1918 -and their lack of success
against the Yankees over the years, does
beating the Yankees and winning the World
Series qualify as a miracle?
I did my undergraduate work Unfortunately, God isn·t a
Cubs fan (as if that wasn't
obvious) and he doesn't take
sides in these issues. We can"t
slaughter a sheep o r cow, pray
to the lunar eclipo,e or give
enough money to our favorite
church or cha rity to sway God':.
divine fa vor. There m ay be
angels in the outfield, but (;od
didn't send them.
m Olicago
and quickly
became a
Cubs fan.
The Cubs
have the
longest
streak
without a
World Series
win. I.Ike the
Sox, Cube,
fan ... arc used to the phrase
·· rhere\ alwayc, next season.·· It
alway'> -.eem !> so impossible fo r
them to win that when they do.
II "'t'•l\Y to attribute it to divine
in tl'l"\t'nllOn.
Wo uldn't it be degrading to
you as a ballplayer to h<1ve won
the World Serie-. and have
everyone <,ay that you wt•rt·n·t
s killed enough to do 11 on your
own. (,od mtl\l have hl'lpt•d
you? Give l rl'd1t to tht•c,t• nwn
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only the daunting physical
challenge to win, but also the
psychological chaUenge of
80-plus years of failure.
Whether you are a Yankees
fan or Cubs fan, or don't
appreciate the game-at all, we
should all congratulate the Sox
and thank them for an exciting
finish to the season. If only the
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"Optn Arms and Optn Minds"
Conthled from Al 1
SUper Bowt wuttm m:fdri&.
llNIOlt AllOCIATI MITOR MCGUIN
ffllbor 'D1ntty
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S.sebd, lib Chrildanity, bu
ltl "holy tt1ntty:• folgtYeneal.
community and eternal life.
• Porgtyeneu: You get three
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• BwalJ we: Thi pl OIMCb pla)willOllC~-..
ewiJ'OO!t .. bOmt: 11 ~
AqlYln•, CcJlnmunlty and ' ewnal life: ft JI whit q' All .••
Amelbn. blleblll-~ • ;
father tauabt me: ·Qep )'O'U' I I
b-S dawn, your bit up. and •
)'OU? 1Y9 OD the a.DJ• Of nUrldel. Fred Buechner, • . •
Prelbytertan mink«« and I
reputed Red Saa &m. wrote In bJI book. -w1ab1u11blnktng" •A '
cancer 11 tnaplkahly cured. A
voice in a dream. A atatue that
weep1. A mhade II an event that
strengtbena fa1d1. It II pomlble to
look at most miredM and find a
rational m:pJanaUoo In terma of
natural cause and effect. It JI
polllble to look at Rembrandt'•
'Summer at Pmmaus' and ftnd a
ndional explamdon In terms ot '
pelnt and canvas. Paith In God Is
leas apt to proceed from
mtradea than miracles from
faith in God. ..
Boston's victories over our
Angels and the Yankees and the
Cardina1' no more "proceed .. -'
from faith in God" than did the
"Miracle Mets" victory over the
BaJtimore Orioles in the 1969
See THEORY, Pqe Al!
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In the wake of continuous
ctories in repelling numerous
Arab
lnVa.sions, an
lspeU general
asked a rabbi,
MHow is it
that we have
overcome
such long
odds and
wo n the
battles?"
MWe have
succeeded in one of 1wo way ... :
Ute natural or the m1rnnllou'> ...
answered the rabh1.
MWha t wa ... a rnimcll'?" A'>kl'd
the general?
MThat we won Ill a nalural
way," answered the mbbi.
"And what would he a 11;itural
way?" ai.ked the general
MTo win by a mirade!" replied
the rabbi.
I would h edge my theolol{llal
bet in the case of tht· lio'>lo11 Hcd
Sox and cond udl:' 1hc11 th t'1r
victories are due to a m1xttm· of
natural ab1li1y anti .ir1 d l:'rnt·n1 of
heavc•nly rn1erwn11011. lhl'rt'
muM be a divint' d11m·1l'.1011 JI
play lwre, <L'> we Wlllll''" lhl'
unfolding of fa111 1har relrg1oui.
1hem es: 1lw 11: ... 1111~ ol < .ud\
treaturc,, tlw1r long .. unl·nng
pa liem:e <111d (,och uh inMlt'
compa~1on and mercy
Obvrou..,Jy, c.ul.1 1.., 111 ... 1nictrng
us here thal mom·y l .1111101 huv
everything. No matler how
b&oated the New \'Ott Vtnbel'
payroll. lt could not purChUe
taro~ the joy of
playing and that Ore In the gut
ao euendal to a champlonah..lp.
Not tba1 we have to cake up a
coDecdon for the Red Sox
pJayen, but this was a victory of
the spirit om-the material
By the way, Bostonians may
feel they ha~ la.bored under a
cloud, but we Otk:agoans know
they are amateurs where curses
are involved.
One serious note: a prominent
player for St. Louis frequently
demonstrates his gratitude to
God after smashing a home run
or winning a game. As he
gestures heavenward, he
obviously credits God with a role
in the hit or triumph. I nociced
that after losing the World Series
he did not acknowledge heaven's
part ln the outcome.
We cannot only thank God in
o ur successes; we mus1 ali.o
appreciate hh role in our losse~.
Since God does o nly what is
good for us. even the lossei. are
victories fo r us.
And, as a OUcago Cub fan, I
almost beUeve that.
RABBI MARKS. MIUER
Temple Bat Yam
Newpon Beach
TaJcing a walk by the Back Ray
lhc morning after a heavy ram
wa'i a miracle
I recently
relished. ·me
Hed Sox
victory, tl1e
Cardinals' loss
and the
exci1emen1 of
<;ports fam
watching 1he
gam~on IV
are all
miradf">.
I-very momen1 of hfl' • .., a
mm1de. but we are 1101 u.i.uall~
awdrt' of 11. Apprec1.111on and
gr-c1111ude emerge 11a1urally rn
tho'><:' llmt.., whe n \'Iii' du w.tkl' up
10 Lht: true nalure of our hfc·
A wn.'Ck on the ln>tw-ay. <1 l.muly
wurnon. a repeal rnarnmogr.im ,
.. ~ .... ......,_ ....
._.. reinbl m nal IOtlUour
dl)ll b ....... ..,.,
biu:tft•~ upln--· npa-··" Al Ind c:ompllllna Zenoail~.,~cmp up kl the d.-r~the
rmnd and to becGoie becler able
to~~the
moment. In 1bicb Nhat Hailh'a
cla8Uc manual on 7.al
meditation. "'The Mlrade of
M1ndfulnell,. the pracdce of
awaxmess ln medJtation and
daily life is the mirad.e that will
help us to live joyfully.
One definition of a miracle is
something that is unexpected or
out of the ordinary. Zen teaches
us how to wake up to the true
nature of the ordinary. We don't
need to look to spedal event.s.
entertainment extravaganzas.
altered states of mind.
distractions. chemicals or escapes
to make life fun or tolerable.
Someone from a different
religious group asked 17th
century i'.en teacher Bankei, "Our
founder possesses such
miraculous powers that he held a
brush ip his hand on one bank of
the river, h1l> a'iSistant hekl up a
paper on the other bank. and the
teacher wrote the name of
Huddha through the air. Can you
do such a thing?"
Bankei replied. "Perhaps your
fox c.:an pcrfonn such a trick. but
that L'> not thl• manner of ZerL My
miracle L'> when f'm hungry. I ea1,
and Whl'll I frel thin.ty, I drink. ..
"lnvim: intervention" is
anothn ml'anrng of "miracle." ln
Zen, the only d fet:tive
intervention,., our own
de1ennr11<111011 tu w...ike up: IO
ll'ant ,1hou1 the thought procL~..e:.
or filll'r" wluch prevt·n1 ~ from
twrng prt~·nt. mid to give
our.t+.,.., more fully lo
t'Xflt'ri1•11t 111g t.'.tth moment of hfe
i.l.'> II " I Ill.., 111lt'rVt.'llllOn " t'a'>)'
t•nough 10 1111dl'r...La11d. h111 we all
~nu~ h•M d1Jlk uJ1 11 ~lo do.
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CAPPEUA CANTORUM
Cappella C~ntorum, the young
aduh choir of St. John Vianney
Chapel, Is beginning its fifth
year. The choir 11 open to
students In grades six through
12. h providea active faith
participation for teens during
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INTRODUCTION TO ZEN
WORKSHOP
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An "Introduction to Zen•
wortehop will be held from 1 to ,
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the Zen Center of Orange
County, 120 E. 18th St., Costa
Mesa. The cost Is $60. . .
Information: (949) 722-7818 or .~
www.zcoc.org.
BAHAI FlRESIDES
Members of the Bahai faith hold'' '
Informal public discussion• on
spiritual topics at 11:30 a.m . the •
last Sunday of the month. The
talks Include brunch or dinner.
Also, interfaith devotional
meetings will be held the last
Saturday evening of the month. '
Call for locations: (949) 760-6360 ,
for Sunday meeting, and (949)
646-6328 for Saturday
devotionals .
ZEN 101
The.Mn Center of Orange
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Zen worbhop from 1 to 4 p.m .
the first weekend of every
month, typically on a Sunday, at
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COS1 is $60. (949) 722-7818,
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A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
A 26-leason 1tudy on the life of
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Sundays during the
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study parallels the four Gospels
to present the story of Christ.
The church Is at 1000 Bison Ave.,
Newport Beach. Free.
Information: (949) 760-5444. · • •
DREAM ON
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Information: (949) 219-1408.
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ENVIRONMENT
When you are involved an
the prooc:ss o f buying a
home. 11 1s safe to usumc
that you will probably find
one that you hke. make an
offer, and purchase ll. There
are many steps along the
way. and more and more
buyers an today's market
want auarantccs. Because no
home is perfect, mspectiona
by professional inapccton
o ften nun up aomethlna
wrong with the property you
want 10 buy. Many sales have
been hailed or delayed
btlcause various defecta were
found on the property.
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If a problem i• found with •
the property you want to buy, ::
ult younelf two queltions:
I) Can the problem be fixed?
2) If It can. what will It cost
to ~r it? House
irulpectiona eJList to tell
buyers what la ri&ht and
WJ'Oll& with a bou9e, DOI
neceaaarily to ft!De&oeiale the
prb. 11, howev•, there la •
najor problem, such .. tbla
roof leaJdna or the air
condidonlna DOl ~
rbel> Jt mi&bt be poulble to
wodr with tho ....... to
rweolve thNe &uue.. An
acceptaba. eotucJoo des'W•
on wbM WU dUcloeed by cbe
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COMMUNllY & ewes·
fine dining to FOCIS on homeless
T ~~=oi.. Jr.midi Shelter wi hold
ID l9dl IMtlll "FOCS on~
~cirws--~NcN l. ll wfl nm through Mly 23.
RXlS II the :-=ann ol
the Orm9 ea. ~
Palrons wtl enloY
spedally-ptepami full ooume
dinnen at.., award-~
rescauranta: the Bal>oa e.y Club
and Reeort In Newport Beach,
018l Noh' in Costa Mesa. """'
Qowns in Qrona de1 Mar, Pllscal
in Newport Beach and a new
addition to the aeries. 21
Oceanfront on the Baboa
Perdnsula
~to eYent chairwoman i,me .._, • ...,an wlderwriter
subecription that includes dining
at al the restaurants ~ $750 per
penon. Individual dining events
miry al-lo be~ separately
at Sl25 p« person The series.
RJCIS' largiest fund.raiser. sells out
quidty ~year. For
reservations, call G.le &klJerg al
(949) 72.0-9002. For general
questions. contact L¥rme
Bloomberg at (949) 642-4029.
As a result of the high cost of
housing in Orange County. the
number of homeless people has
gready l.ncreased. Though maoy
are empkJyed. they are still unable
to provide food, shelter and
clothing for their children. Others
find themselves homeless through
~orjob~
FOOS President Unda Sdluleln
said the Orange Coast Interfaith
Shelter i$ one of only two facilities
in the county that keeps familie<1
together.
SPEAK UP NEWPORT
The Speak Up Newport
program on Nov. 10 will give the
public an opportunity to meet
Lalle DaJgte. the recent
appointee to Newport Beach City
Council District 4.
The meeting will be held at
the Newpon Beach Yacht Oub,
1099 Bayside Drive, starting at
5 p.m. with a reception
featuring appetizers and a
no-host bar. followed by the
program at 6 p.m. Additional
information is available at (949)
224-2266.
ATHLETES Of THE MONTH
The Kiwanis Oub of Col.ta
Mesa honored cross country
athlet~ li-ol'rl Costa Mesa and
Fstancia high schools at a recent
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETilNG INVOlVED runs
~riodlcally in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information
meedQg.
Cc>ICaMeta
awacountry
COICbJoe ...
Introduced ..,.. .....
endMbcb
Frlelln•n,
while
JIM :=:cross
DE BOOM coach <luuUe
Appel
introduced Ernato CMlaneda
and Sidney Bartoon.
THE EUC110N
I. for one, can't wait for this
18-month election cycle to end.
hopefully OD Tuesday. F.ighteen
montm of negativity. tearing
down candidates, ~
government institutions and the
lack c:A civility among candidates
and their supporters in j~ about
every contest and on just about
every~
l don't th.ink the atm~re
will get better in future elections
at the local, state or national level
We have come to a point that. "If I
don't get my way, there will be
hell to pay." It Is a time of
individual rule, not majority rule.
It is not a time of loyal opposition.
Somehow attitudes and behavior
needs to change!
WORTli REPEATING
From the Thougt)t for Today.
provided by Greg Kaley of the
Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith
Council; lhere are no secrets to
success: Don' waste your time
loolcing for them Success is the
result of perfection. hard work.
learning from failure. loyalty to
those for whom you woit. and
persistence.·
-COLIN POWELL
Want to get more involved in
your community? Visit a service
club lhis corning week. Most will
buy your first guest meal and all
will welcome your interest in
learning more about their club.
listed below are lhis week's
service club meetings and
websites. Get involved. Give
bad to your community!
SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS THIS
WEEK
TUESDAY
7:30 a.m.; The 47-member
Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary
about adding your organiz.ation
to this list, call (714) 966-4600.
ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German student and earn up to
$1 ,000 toward a number of
travel-abroad programs.
Oub Wiil meet ll Aw CZcMna
Rmtaulut to bear ..... VllMof
the Ceima1 OnQll C.o.t YMCA
(hnp:/lwww.~
SUlllWtritaTy.~. •
I pa.: The COlta Mela
Newport Halbor lJoot Cub wtD
meet at the Costa Mesa Golf and
C.ountry Ouh.
(http:llwww.cmnhllons.com/J
WEDNESDAY
7:30 a.au The South Coast
Metro Rot.ary Oub will meet at
the Holiday Inn and the
Newport Harbor Jawanis Oub
will meet at the University
Athletic Oub.
Noon: The Exchange Oub of
the Orange Coast will meet at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub
for a busin~ meeting.
8 p.m.: The SO-member
Rotary Oub of Newport-Balboa
will meet at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub to hear
Orange County Supervisor Jlm
Sliva
(htrp:l/www. newportbalboa. orltJ
THURSDAY
7 a.m.: The 20-plus member
Costa Mesa-Orange Costa
BreaJcfast Lions Oub will meet at
Mimi's Caf~ to hear Mike Corei.,
a Gemologist
(http://www.cmoclions.o~
Noon: The SO-member Costa
Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet at
the Holiday Inn for a special
Eagle Pride program
recognizing outstanding
students.
(http://www.kiwanis.org/
clublcostamesa); The
50 member Newport
Beach Corona del Mar Kiwanis
Oub meets at the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub to hear
Ray Golden of Southern
c:aJifom1a Edison; The
85-member Exchange Oub of
Newport Harbor meets at the
NauLical Museum for a
business meeting
( http://www. nhexchange
club.com); The Rotary Oub of
Newport Irvine meels at the
Radisson I lotel to hear Jon
Voget of the Central Orange
Coast YMCA.
(http://www.nirotary.org)
• COMMUNfTY • ClUBS IS
published Saturdays in the Daily
Pilot Send your service club·s
meeting information by fax to 1714)
921 8655 or by e-mail to
Jdeboom a111ol.com.
lnformatJon: Danielle Carpino,
(800) 322-HOST.
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• FHA loan limits apply
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949-26)-7070
4400 MacArthur Blvd., #950
Newport &etch, CA 92660
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We have just opened our new 150;000 sq ft
designer showroom, the largest in O.C. All new
fine furnishings and d~orative accessories
·and the largest selection of oriental rugs.
Come in today and let our professional
designers assist you in creating your ideal
home just in time for the holidays.
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IRVINE, CA 92614
HOURS: MON -F RI 10-7pm/SAT 10-6pm
(Exit 405@ Jamboree , go 2 blks North)
949-955-1233
THE NEWPORT BEACH POLICE NEED YOUR HELP '
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(949) a7..aeea
rax(949)496-8107
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Your Official Rolex Jeweler
wants to remind you to
turn back your timepiece one hour
on Sunday, October 31st.
Oaytight Saving Time ends at 2:00am
zrRAD uTtotioru.
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Faahlon laland-Newport Beach 949/721 -9010
NURSERIES, INC.
FREE
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SPECIAL
Buy one •S can or Jaraer f'OH
at the repalar price aad pt
one roH of equal walue l'llBBI
Explra 10-31-04. Umfted to stock on hlod.
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NURSERIES, INC.
SANTA ANA· 2800 N. rusnN It.VP. (714) 633--9200
{Wbett Garden G~ Fwy croae. N. Tustin Ave.)
COSTA MESA· 2700 BRISTOL ST. (714) 7s+666t
(Just one ml~~ of South Cout PW.a) ....... ~
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INVOLVED houra Md'I Wlek or fnOf'fd\.
Orhferl .... haw. wAd drtver'9
Contnled from Al 5 licenee end an.ur.nc. end be ..
lent~ VohaneMn M1Y _..
Sdetoele Men., wHd\ hillpt either 1tMliir own wNdM ot
~who "9Ye lhe cllordet Americ:9n c.nei.r SOcNly vena.
that It llto known .. Lou Gehrig's lnfonnadon: (MS) 281·9iW8 or
di8NM, needa~nteett. «:OmerflCMJCM.org.
lnfonnatfon: (71•) 376-1922. AllEJICM HfMT ASSN.
AL..Dtmmn ASSN. Of The Americmn He.rt Aan. la
OUNG! COUNTY looking for Wtlunmn to perfonn
Support group leaders, family v1rlou1 general ofllce dutte. In
the main ofllce end lmpfement resource con.uttanta, special
event volunteera, office educational afld fundrai9lng
volUnteera ere needed. events through Orange County.
Volunteer• may work on one-time No experience neceaary.
projecta or ongoing programs. Training will be provided.
Training session• are available. lnfonnation: (9'9) 858-3565.
lnfonnatlon: (800) 66G-1993.
AMERICAN HOME HEALnt
AMERICAN CANCER SOCE1Y HOSPICE PROGRAM
The Orange County Region of the The American Home Health
American Cancer Society seeks Hospice Program needa
office volunteers. The society also volunteera to give .emotional
seeks volunteers to answer calls support to terminally Ill patients
for the unit's Helpline Info Center. and their familiea In the greater
lnfonnatlon; (949) 261·9446. Orange County area. Training la
provlded. lnfonn8tion: (714)
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 5~0 or (800) 540-2645.
DISCOVERY SHOP·
The American Cancer Society AMERICAN RED CROSS,
Discovery Shop needs unwanted ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
goods such as clothing, furniture, The chapter needs volunteers to
jewelry, accesaories, antiques address community groups
and collectibles to fund the about Red Cross services and to
society's research, education and act as liaisons with the media in
patient·servioes programs. The disaster and emergency
goods may be dropped off at situations. lnfonnation: Lynn
2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona Howes, (714) 481-5376.
del Mar. Volunteers ages 16 and
ANIMAL NETWORK Of ORANGE older are also needed to help sort
clothes. cashier, decorate, and do COUNTY
computer work fro11n 10 a.m. to 5 Become a bottle-feeder or take in
p.m. Monday through Saturday pregnant cats at your home.
at the same location. Information: Many shelters kill pregnant cats
(9491 640-4n7. upon arrival. Dogs and cats are
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
also available for adoption.
Information: (949) 759-3646 or
ROAD TO RECOVERY http:l..WWW.animalnetwort.org.
The transportation program
needs volunteers to drive cancer ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF
patients to and from medical NEWPORT-MESA
treatments free of charge. The Volunteers looking for varying
required commitment is a few levels of involvement are needed
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(714) 545-7168
to he4pthl~donwttt. ... llG lllOntlll, -.... 80-' of helping~ In the Thtfoo.tdwpw ........
mein Md women oldw ...,.11 oorrimunllY. lnformdon: (948)
~. ~Mw IMldinOnnee~
for et ..... one month ilndN¥e :.>
Allft IUWISMCE beetl ~ fOi• -..one ~
CMA'fORS 'month to MtW .. big btoth•n or
The CCMllll Mee9 group eponsotl big eJ..,.. for dWkhn ..-e io
and 1UPPOf1a outreecn 18 from~ homes. l
community MMce pt0grwne, lnfol'l'Ntion! (714) 114'-7773, •t
aud'l 11 the homelw MndlMfV. http://www.bl(lbrooc.ofrJ. ..,
Volunteerl .,. needed.
BOY SCOUT'S OIF Am:RICA INC! lnfonnation; C7t4) 640-6803. ' Volunteer oppottunldM for the • BALIOA ISLAND lllSEWI AND Orange County Council Include
tlSTOMCAL SOCE1Y fundralalng, progrem ,.
The Bafboa llland Mueeum end development and training to
Hlatortcal Soci9ty, • nonprofit exlatfng troops and pedca.
organization, la seeking lnform1tlon: (714) ~.
memorabilia auch as
photographs end stories for the . BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS Of •' museum'• ooUection. Volunteers NEWPORT-MESA
are needed 11 docents and to The three area dubt need •'I
help with displays. The museum, volunteer ooaches and
et 502 S. Bayfront, Suite A. is arU-and-crafts WOlbhop
open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. teadlera. Call for location•.
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Information: (949) 642-2245.
lnfonnation: (949) 675-3952.
BOYS & GltLS CLUBS
BAlBOA PERFORMING ARTS Th' organization la running car
THEATER FOUNDATION campaigns to support it.a
The Balboa Performing Arts programs. tf you would like to
Theater Foundation is looking for donate your automobile, call ~
volunteers to assist in its office. (800) 246-0493. . )
Volunteers are asked to wortc a
two-hour shift every week. BRAJUE INSTITUTE'$
lnfonnation: (949) 673-0895. ORANGE COUNTY CENTIR
The nonprofft organization ia
BEST BUOOfES looking for volunteers to assist
The nonprofit organization is blind and visually impaired
looking for volunteers 18 and students in a variety of areas. .
older to provide companionship lnfonnation: Mary Johnson, (714~
for adults with developmental 821·5000, Ext. 2113.
disabilities. tu a "Citizen Buddy;
volunteers will visit with a buddy CAMP LAUREL FOUNDATION · .
twice a month and call or e-mail Camp laurel la seeking volunteer
them once a week. The counselors and medical staff for
organization also has an Summer Camp and Teen
e-Buddies program that forms Adventure Camp. The
friendships entirely over the organization is dedicated to
Internet. Volunteers for that providing educational camping
program must be at least 12 years programs free of charge to
old. Information: (714) 546-1826 children living with HIV and AIDS ..
or http://www.bestbuddies.org.
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H. J. Garrett Furniture·
Fine Fwnitu.re Since 1960
A Family Tradi.tion of ProviJins ~ 1md Va/tu'
Pull Daign 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Comu.lting (949) 646.0275
· Open Moo. thna Sat. I 0 to 6, Sun 12 ro S
Quali
Senicc,
Value .
INVOLVED
lnforiNdC>n: (323) 85U006.
CAIATEMSA
C... T ....... • tllrrlpOrtlfY home
fot eingle~ Pf99Nnt. hom111 ..
women 11 and otder, needs
~..,..for tt.. pc>tltion.:
Oftlfce ~er. computer ...m.nt. program devetoper
......,.. end '"81e-bouttque
ealelperson. Information: (714)
63&-4880.
~HOSPICE
The hoeplce 11 now recruiting
volunteers to become a friend for
eomeone who needs that extra
epeclal caring at the end of life.
Become a member of a team
whole goal Is to promote quality
of life and comfort measures.
Eadl applicant will receive 16
hours of orientation and training.
lnfofmatlon: (714) 560-81n or
volunteerst!Companion
Hoapice.com.
COMMUNrTY ANIMAL.
NETWORK
The networt needs volunteers to
help control the rising population
of wild cats In local
neighborhoods. Volunteers
would trap and deliver cats to
local veterinarians for spaying or
neutering, and then release them
bade to the property where they
were found. The goal of the
program is to save the lives of
stray cats. Information: (949)
759-3646.
COSTA MESA CMC
PLAYHOUSE
The playhouse needs volunteers
for ushering. bacbtage wort.
mailings, typing, controlling
lights and many other duties.
Information (949) 650 5269
COSTA MESA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Jhe society preserves and
promotes the history of Costa
M esa and the harbor area.
Volunteers are needed for the
archives. library, museum, docent
and public-outreach programs.
Information: (949) 631 5918.
COSTA MESA LITERACY
COUNCIL
'!The Costa Mesa Literacy Center
heeds volunteer tutors to teach
J:nglish as a second language.
People who want to learn English
as a second language are also
encouraged to call. Call to
~lster. Information: (714)
pS-3310 or (7141545-3445
poSTA MESA MS SELF-HELP
~~nge County chapter of the
h;jonal Multiple Sclerosis
foc?iety has started a new
self-help group in Costa Mesa for
l>eoPie newty diagnosed or with
fninimal symptoms of multiple
~erosis. or both. The group
F
eets at 11 a.m . the second
u&Sday of every month
formation: (949) 650-7659.
STA MESA POLICE
ENT
e Costa Mesa Police
partment is seeking volunteers
1 and older to wort at least 16
ours per month at the main
ation at 99 Fair Drive or at the
estside substation at 667 W
8th St. Duties include answering
nes. making ~ppointments,
egi1tering bicycles, entering
ata, fingerprinting and helping
· citywide projects. Computer
·111 are not required.
formation: (714) 7~20.
ESTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
multipurpose senior SllfVices
lity et the comer of 19th Street
§Pomona Avenue seeks
nteera who can greet
bers and the public at the
desk and volunteers for the ~roe Department with Excel
puter experience and sharp
ephone skills. The Senior
eels program also needa
le to deliver meals to homes.
formation: (949) 646-2356.
'A MESA SENK>R CORP.
nonprofit organization et the
Mesa Senior Center la
loclkkiia for new board members.
fundral1lng and
~ bOilifd M9dj ~who .............. ln
montNy ,.,,.....,., 0 "'°""
commllteliMeMlftg1Md ~
Pf0fecta..Cencl:11111 ~hew
connecdone In C09Ce,... end
IUm>unclng communltlee and en
lnterelt In ..-mg 1t'1 community
by helPng Mniorl.. lnfonnetlon:
(949) ~236e. Ext. 18.
~IP£CW. ADVOCATEs
Volunteer. are needed to...,,. n
advocatee for abused, neglected
and abandoned children.
Volunteers wort one on one wtth
a child for three hours a week.
Information: (714) 619-6166.
DISPUTE RESOUITION
SERVICES
Volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach
assistants are needed to help in a
variety of medlatlon cuea.
Bilingual language skills are
needed for office volunteers and
for mediators. lnfonnation: (949)
250-0488.
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seals needs volunteers for
ongoing cierical wort, programs
for children with disabilities and
special events. Information: (714)
834-1111.
ENVIRONMENTAL NAT\JRE
CENTER
The Environmental Nature Center
provides quality education
through hands-on experief)ce
with nature in a 3.5-acre outdoor
classroom. Adult volunteer trail
guides are needed in the
afternoon during the week to lead
children's tours in the Center.
Several other volunteer
opportunities are also available.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
FAMILIES -COSTA MESA
This team of community-based
organizations. which worts to
provide you1h and families with
counseling, family support.
health education, mentoring,
tutoring, after-sdlool act1v1ties
and kinship services. needs
volunteers in all areas.
Information: (949) 574-3976.
FlSH -MOBILE MEALS
Call (949) 642-&>60 to help
Friends in Service to Humanity
with the Mobile Meals program
and provide ongoing emergency
assistance to those in need. Both
always seek volunteer assistance
m a variety of areas. Information:
(949) 645-8050.
FRIENDS OF THE BAl..l.ET
MONTMARTRE
The Friends need volunteers who
want to help talented local
dancers perform in professional
theaters. For 30 years, the
organization has provided the
community with quality Russian
ballet training, helping youth
develop strong discipline skills.
build high sett-esteem and
achieve dreams of being a
professional dancer. Information:
(714) 241-7424.
FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA
LIBRARIES
The Friends is a support group for
the three libraries in Costa M esa
Help with fundraising events and
help promote library programs
and services in our community
Information: (7141 556-4396.
FRIENDS Of THE NEWPORT
BEACH LIBRARY
The book.store needs donations
for book sales. Good quality
children's and nonfiction books
are especially needed. They may
be left at any of the branch
libraries -Balboa, Mariners or
Corona del Mar -or in the
special book closet next to the
Friends Boole Store, at 1000
Avocado Ave. Volunteers are
needed to staff the used book
store. whk:ti is Inside the entrance
of the Central Library. Volunteers
must be members of the Friends
of the Library and are asked to
work one three-hour shift per
month. Information: (949)
759-9667.
f'RENDS Of ORANGE COAST
INTBtFNTH SHElJER
The Friends of the Orange Coast
Interfaith Shelter meet the first
Thur9day of eadl month to plan
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lnfonnalllon; ... .....
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Gift Scoutl of Onnge County
nMdt YOluntiMrt who wtl be
trJNned M 1roop IMdreta. .....,.on
~commltlw Md glw
'-:tuf"M, demonttnltlone Of
daaee.. lnfonnadon: (714)
979-7900 .
QIRl.S INC. OF ORANGE
COUNTY
Volunteers are needed to offer
educational end enrid\ment
opportunh.les for girts and boya.
Information: (949) 646-7181.
HOSPICE PREFERRED CHOICE
Volunteer• are needed to help
make a dHYerence In the lives of
terminally Ill peraon1 and their
families. Volunteers would assist
them with nonmedical needa
such as providing respite for the
primary caregiver, running
errands, reading to the patients
and weetdy social visits. The
organization is also loolcing for
clerical and bereavement
volunteers to assist with offtce
duties. Training is provided.
Information: (714) 980-0900.
HUMAN OPTIONS
The organization shelters.
counsels and educates abused
women and children. It is looking
for volunteers. Information: (949)
737-5242, Ext. 24.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF
ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers are needed for Project
Caring, which provides
socialization and cultural
expenencestotheJewish
residents and others at Fairview
Developmental Center in Costa
Mesa. Volunteers adopt a facility
to provide programming of
Jewish content to the residents
on a monthly 0bas1s. They must
take a TB test and undergo a
fingerpnnting ba<*ground chedc.
Volunteers are also needed to
provide comfort and support to
the Jewish terminally ill and their
families. The group sponsors an
ongoing Jewish healing support
group for people with chronic
illness at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the
Jewish Family Service, 250 E.
Baker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa.
Free. Preregistration required.
Information: (714) 445-4950.
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF ORANGE
COUNTY
The organization of women.
committed to promoting
volunteensm, developing the
potential of women and
improving commun+ties through
the work and leadership of
trained volunteers, is seeking
new members. Information: (949)
261-0823.
KAISER PERMANENTE
HOSPICE SERVICES
Volunteers are needed to spend
four hours per week visiting
patients or doing errands for them
or their caregivers in communities
near volunteers' homes.
Information: (562) 622-3805.
LAGUNA GREENBELT INC.
Volunteers are needed to assist
Laguna Coast Wilderness Part
staff and James Dilley Preserve
staff and docents with hiker
registration and general public
orientation. Information: (949)
488-0287.
LAGUNA SHANTI
Laguna Shanti, an organization
that worb with persons with HIV
or AIDS, Is 5"king caring
volunteers to asaist with running
the front offiee, delivering meals,
pr0V1ding transportation and
providing complimentary
therapies such as massage.
acupuncture and chiropractic
care. lnfonnatlon: Lisa Toghia,
(949) 494-l446.
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program la always in need of
volunteer tutors. No professlonal
teadling e)(perience is required.
To attain certification, a series of
training ciaaea must be
completed. For moni Information,
contact Literary Servic:ee at the
Newport Beadl Library, (949)
717-3874.
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AFTER HOURS
SPECIAL EVENTS
TRICK OR 1l£AT FU11VAL
The MWf'lth annual li1dt-<>t'-Treat
Fativel wilt be from 1 •.m. to 4
p.m. Sunday et ~nge
County Matbt PlaOe, 88 Fair
Drive, Colt8 Meaa. Eventa Include
the Haltoween, Heanie, Bug and
Monster ClaeJc Car Show from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m.; an antique hearse
parade et 10 a.m.; free
tridc-oH.rNtlng for costumed kids
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Davtd
Marttham'a sword-swallowing
shows et 12:30and1:30 p.m.
Admission la $2 for ages 13 and
older and free for kids 12 and
younger. Information: (949)
723-6663or
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BAL.80A'S 'GREAT POMPK.H
A Halloween event In Balboa
Village features live
entertainment. nrffte prizes, a
costume contest, a pumpkin
coloring contest and "The Great
Pumpkin; from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday at Balboa Boulevard and
Palm Street, Newport Beadl.
Information: (949) 723-5070.
MUSIC
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE BIG
BAND
The Orange Coast College Big
Band will perform at 1 p.m.
Sunday In the Robert B. Moore
Theater, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Tic:kets are $6 in
advance and $8 at the door.
Information: (714) 432-5880.
KREMERATA BALT1CA
Kremerata Battlca, led by artistic
director and violin soloist Gidon
Kremer, will perlorm at 7:30 p.m .
Nov. 5 at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center, 600 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa.
Selections include the
Shostakovich Chamber
Symphony, Op. 1108; Schubert's
Quartet No. 15 in G, 0887 for
strings and a new work by
Russian composer Leonid
Oesyatnikov. Tickets are $76 and
can be purchased through (714)
556-2787 or
http://www.ocpac.org.
Information: (714) 755-0236.
PARKS
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WMSAW PNLHMMONIC
ORCHESTRA .
The Warsaw Philharmonic
OrtNstra will perfonn
Pendendi'a •Polymorphla• and
Chopin'• "Plano Concerto No. 1 in
E minor, Op. 11 • et 8 p.m. Nov. 8
and 9 et the Barclay Theatre, '2'2
Campua Drive, Irvine. Tldtets are
$65. Information: (949) 663-2422.
TltE ENGUSH CONCERT WITH
ANDREW MANZE
Period Instrument group The
Engllah Concert and Its violinist,
Andrew Manze, will perform at
7:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $76.
Information: (714) 755-0236.
GUARNERI STRING QUARTET
The Guarneri String Quartet will
play songs by Mozart, Bridge and
Ravel at 8 p.m . Nov. 22 at the
Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus
Drive, Irvine. Tlc:kets are $35 to
$45. Information: (949) 553-2422.
WEEKLY JAM DUKFS Pl.ACE
Jazz and codrtails flow daily from
noon to midnight Sundays
through Thursdays and from
noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and
Saturdays at the Balboa Bay Club
& Resort. at 1221 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 645-5000.
MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ
Waher Lakota and David Alcantar,
the New York Jazz Connection
Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251
E. Coast Highway in Newport at 8
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Ditri joins the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673-9500.
MUSIC AT lliE GRIU
MPG members Greg Morgan,
Nick Peper and Kelly Gordien
perform classic roc:k. R&B and
swing music at 8:30 p.m . Fridays
and Saturdays at the Bluewater
Grill, 630 Lido Park Drtve,
Newport Beach lnformation-
(949) 675-3474.
If the City Council decides to
go ahead with the plan. parks
could still be 1wo or three years
off, he said.
Councilwoman Libby Cowen
said ii sound~ like a good plan
New parks would help ease
overcrowding on locaJ spurts
fields in the city. American
Youth Soccer Organization re-
gionaJ commissioner Qui~ Sar
ris said. In the past I 0 years.
twice as many children in
Costa Mesa have signed up lo
play soccer through AYSO, he
said.
"It 's a great idea and sorely
needed," Sarris said of lhe
plan. "Youth sports and a dult
sports have just exploded.
There's no place to play. People
are tripping over themselves,
trying to find a place to play."
Some of lhe sites under con-
sideration are the Nation al
Guard Armory on Newport
Boulevard, former Lindbergh
and Mesa Verde elementary
schools and Coast Community
College District land on Adams
Avenue. The Orange County
Fairgrounds and land In an in·
dustrlal area near the airport
are not under consideration.
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KJnwald'• live tribute to Frank
Sfnatra ~ e to 9 p.m. MoncMryti
and Tueedaya at 1896 lrvfne Ave .• !
Ccma M .... (949) tM&-7944.
ntE UNDERGROUND Lour.GE
La Cave Reataurant offen the
Underground Lounge, featur1ng ,
Pete Villani singirlg Bennett.
Martin and Sfnetra from 6:30 to 9
p.m. Wedne9days et 1696 lrvfne
Ave., Cotta Mesa. Information; ,
(949) 648-7944.
Pl.ANBE
La Cave Restaurant offers the
funky soul jazz music of Plan Be
from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m . on
Thursdays at 1695 Irvine Ave.,
Costa Meta. Information: (949)
646-7944.
THE GINGER BAKER JR. TRIO
La Cave Restaurant offers the jan
fusion music of the Ginger Baker·
Jr. Trio from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Fridays at 1695 lrvlne Ave .. Costa
Mesa. Information: (949)
646-7944.
TODD OLIVER JAZZ QUARTET
La Cave Restaurant offers the jazz
music of the Todd Oliver Jazz
Quartet from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Wednesdays and Saturdays at
1695 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Information: (949) 646-7944.
PHIL SHANE
La Cave Restaurant will host Phil
Shane, a one-man music legend
who sings Elvis, Lewis. Diamond,'
Orbison, Gash and other music
greats. The performance begins
at 10 p.m. the last Friday of each
month at 1695 Irvine Ave., Costa
Mesa. (949) 646-7944.
MUSIC AT lliE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m . Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
S unday. The restaurant is at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642·3431.
MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS
Players restaurant Is now offering
live music from 9 p.m. to
midnight every Friday and
Saturday. Players is at 512 W 19th
St., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-5615.
Creating new parks is a good
long-term goal, but the ciry,
also needs 10 come up with'
some short-term solutions,
said Mark Gleason, president og
1he Estancia High School girls"
'>Occer boosters. Gleason filed er
complain! in September wit~
the U.S. Departmenr of Educa-:
lion Office of Civil Rights;
claiming lhat school playing
fields in Newport Beach are,
better maintained than those'
1n Costa Mesa. '
Under Costa Mesa's joint-use.
agreement with the district, the;
city maintains and monitorsi
the school district fields. Th&
city should invesllgate putting
more money into those existin8i
fields first, he said. .
MU you're going to spend!
hundreds of thousands of dol-'
tars on new land, you have to.
ask, 'ls that long-term benefi(
greater than the land we aJ..i ,
ready have access to?'" Gleaso1'
SaJd. I
• MARISA O'NEIL covers public
safety end courts. She may be
reached at~714) 966...e1e or by
e-mall at
marisa.oneilfll•tlmes.com.
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Continued from Al . famlliea over tbe yeaq, It aeema common that there a.re
tbea rypea of relatives
everywhere. They are usually
tbe very good frlenda of the
mom or dad, people whose
presence ia felt throughout the
year.
My son, Roy, even knows a
Uttle boy who calls him
•cousin Roy" even though
they are not related. Roy
earned the title simply by
paying attention to him.
Being an aunt or an uncle
should not be automatic. It's a
lofty title that should be
earned. All one has to do to
earn It ls care, not by thinking
or talking itbour caring, but by
doing.
Russ and Sean have earned
the titles and we are pro ud to
include them as part of our
Cam Uy.
By coincidence, Russ, who
works In the credit field.
e-mailed me a blurb about
credit debt among young
Americans, not knowing that I
POLICE
Continued from A 1
November day to die or suffer
an injury from b(•ing hit by a
car.
"Kid~ an' out more and walk·
ing arou11d more f on Hallow-
een)," !>aid Swven Hloch, senior
research ai.'>ociale for the Auto-
mobile Oub MPerhaps they're
in kind of a more fun phase
1hah being concerned with traf-
fic !>afety I hey're thinking more
about havmg fun and the good-
ies lht'y're getting than the cars
coming up behind them:
U11ldren under the age of 12
walking lhe -.treets are 136%
more likely to be killed or in-
1ured between .I and 9 p.rn. Hal-
loween 1hct11 other October or
November day, according to the
'itudy Adull'> and children older
than I :l are 45% more likely to
be hurl or killed. Bloch said.
The study wai. ba!>cd on Cali-
forrua Highway Patrol dala
from 19!M to 2003.
Th1i. yeJr, tht• holiday fall!> on
he !>JnlC c.lay that daylight i.av
ing t1111 c end'>, meaning trirk-
or-treaters wlll have an extra
hour of darknl''' IO tnntend
with. Biol h .. aid.
bad Written about dill 1Ubjec1
Jut week:. Here 11 an ~t:
·eredJt c&rd debt~
young adults between tbe aae
of 25 and 34 bu lncreaied ss•. while credit card debt
among the youngest adults,
betweell 18 and 24, bu
slcyroc:keted 104,. ainoe 1992.
The average indebted
young-adult household (aged
25-34) now spends almoat a
quarter of every dollar earned
on debt payments while the
youngest adult households
(aged 18-24) spend nearly 30
cents of every dollar earned
servicing debt.
MThe ftndlngs come from a
new report from New York
City-based Demos. Among
other key findings: among the
two-thirds of young-adult
households (aged 25-34) with
incomes below $50,000, nearly
one in five with credit card
debt is in debt hards hip,
spending more than 40% of
their Income servicing debt,
including mortgages and
student loans, and Americans
aged 25-34 have the second
highest rate of bankruptcy
{just after those aged 35 to 44).
Darkness won't be as much of
a factor in the Port streels,
where noodlights will illumi-
nate the greenbelt area, New-
port Beach Sgt. Steve Shulman
said. The community paid for
the lights to be instalJed in re-
cent years to prevent groups of
teens from congregating there
and wreaking havoc as they
have in the past, he said.
•There were huge group!> of
kids, and some of the kids
looked really old, and they're
still trick-or-treatang. • !>aid
Stacy Wyau, who lives in the
Port streets. "(The night) Marts
out fun; then these packs of
kids, after 10 at night, start
roaming the streets.""
The roaming has led to
smashed pumpkins. egged win-
dows, toilet-papered homes
and older children <,tealing
candy from younger children,
Shulman said.
For the past few years, the
police have added extra patrols
in the neighborhood, which has
helped ease the problems,
Shulman said. Some neighbor!>
aJso created their own haunted
houses in the area la'>t year,
Wyatt said.
"That gave luds somethang to
do.· she o;aid "It seemed 10 bt· .i
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among 25·34 year olda
lnUeued becweeo 1991 and
2001, lncUcadna thlt G!f!·Xeri
were more Ubly to me
bankruptcy than were~
Baby Boomen at the same
ase.•
So it aeema that the credit
lifestyle hu not only been
paShd down to a new
generarlon, lt's more out of
control than ever because It's
starting at a younger age.
The credit message starts at
the top. Washington lives on
credit and ls having trouble
doing any better than our
young Americans. M of Oct.
29, 2004, the national debt
was $7,443,388, 168,490.17.
Your share of that, and the
share of each of your youngest
children, grandchildren or
nieces and nephews (If you've
earned the right to be an aunt
or uncle) is $25,261.04.
We Jive on credit, but there
is a big difference betweeo-
living on credit and abusing
the privilege. Washington is
drunk on credit. Our young
people see that and see big
businesses filing for
little calmer.·
People who prefer trick-or-
treating in a more controlled
environment can go to Hulla-
baloo from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday
at the Orange County Fair-
grounds. Local churches -The
Crossing, Rock Harbor, New-
port-Me~a Christian Center -
and Vanguard University or-
ganized the event with candy, a
climbing wall, petting zoo and
other activities. Rock Harbor
events coordinator Alissa Bach
said
"It'!> a great alternative for
people who are not comfort-
able going out on the street or
who want a closed environ-
ment,· Bach said. "It's got a sale
feel for people, knowing that
there's security there, and it's all
fenced in.·
Parents of children in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District received a letter last
week from Supt. Robert Barbot,
offering some 1-f alloween safety
tipl>. The letter. also signed by
Newport Beach Police Olief
Rob McOonell and Costa Mesa
Poli ce (}lief John Hensley, ad-
Vll>e., parent<; to know their chil ·
dren\ plani. for the evening and
mal..(• Mire children obey the 10
pm curfew and stay in well-
MiW\aptcy~ ..
~it wen rOUdlle-and
~!tie.
So; II It any Woncset thal
th'1 tlllnk that ill or thll
credlt buytng 11 on No 01>e
hu told them lt'1 not 01.
because we're aJJ doilil It; The
few Paul Grtmtht (t)M S*Ple
who do not use credit) of th1I
toun~ notwit.bstandtJtt.
Being ill debt la no way to
start an adult life in America.
But more and more, that la
what'• happening. The
solution ls to send a better
message to ow kids by Uvlng
within ow means, by letting
them know the difference
between what we want and
what we need and letting
them know that 20 years from
now, no one is going to think
better or worse of them
because they did not have the
latest gizmo.
Every good uncle knows
that.
•STEVE SMfTH i1 a Costa Mesa
resident and a freelance writer.
Readers may leave a me11age for
him on the Daily Pilot hotline at
(7141966-4664.
lighted areas.
UBeing seen is one of the cru-
cial elements of being safe,·
Bloch said. UMake sure you see
the driver and the driver seei.
you."
Safety tip!> often include ad
vising children to carry nash-
lights and put reflective tape on
their costumes. Light sabers,
glow sticks and light-up neck-
laces are other ways to be seen.
Some Halloween safety tips:
• Using face malce-up is safer
than wearing a mask. If a mask
is worn. remove it before cross-
ing the street to improve the
ability to see oncoming traffic
•Cross streets only at cor-
ners, not between parked cars
or in the middle of the block
•Drive slowly in residential
areas.
• Don't enter any home while
trick-or-treating.
• inspect candy before eating
and don't eat any fruit or un-
wrapped candy.
• Respect the property of oth-
ers.
•MARISA O'NEIL covers public
safety and courts She may be
reached at t714) 966 4618 or by
e-ma1tat
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rendering a mi8sed PAT the
difference In crucial league
setback to Saddleback
~ ........
SANTAANA-Bltanda HJsb and Golden
W8lt I-cue tootblll bolt s.dd1ebadt trad-
ed ICOdng driwe, intm:eptiom. big bits.
bJg plays and the emotion lnlplred when
teams are fighting for dwindling poetleaSOn
bertba.
But the E.81• ended up with one fewer
conversion kick, one more lost fumble and
about all the heartache a game Ub thia
Corona del Mar comes up
on short end of 20-7
• decision in le~ dqel
Friday nig
~ ~ Rick Devereux
~ Daity Pilot -: :_., NEWPORT BF.ACH -The ftnal Co-~ rona del Mar High football game before ~ Halloween figured to be a thriller. In
-:; more ways than one. With a fesdvehalf·
:-time show and costumed wnden
'. working the concesalon stand, it was • •: bound to be a
: :: freaky evening be-
r.;; SCOIEIOMI> tween the Sea
Kings and Tesoro.
The ntans held
off c.dM. ~7. in.
Padftc Coast
League game at
Newport Harbor
T....,o 20 High. It was any·
CdM 7 lhlD& but 80 _,
ii" wtn lor the .......
•• lesoro (6-2, 3-0 =; in Jeague> had to settle for a 45-yard
~ field goal from Joe Robles after the CdM
•: (4-4, 1-2) defense pushed th~ Titans ~ backward on a aack and a penalty.
lbe tllpl achanged puma for the
~d tbe tat quufel until a atthel5and=':e~~ ~ a..,,...,.. .........
.,. ning b&C:k tumhfid a pitch. wbicb Teso-~ ro recovered on the CdM 29. On the ~ subeequent play for the Titana, Evan
~Han~tookasweep.to the~tand
raced into the end w ne relattveiy un-
i ., touched for a 10-0 lead ln the second
~ quarter.
in the game.
~ midm in .
14-13 Ioli Prtd8y at
the Santa Ana Bowl.
"Thia was huge.•
uld flnt-year SaddJe-
beck Coach Jeoff
Meek, who showed as
ID)ICb courage as his
playen by choosing
not to punt on fourth-
and-one from his own
29-yard line with
about 10 Qlfnutel left
The Roadrunnen (S-3, 3-2 in league),
who came in tied for third with Costa Mesa.
got 5 yards to move the chains and milk the
clock. but still could not deny Estancia (3-5,
1-3) one final chance at victory.
After the Eagles held on fourth-and-JO at
their awn 32, they repined posaealon wi1h
4:05 left. radng a one-point deficlL
1bMe runs and a completed pass moved
the Eagles to the 46, where senior tallbadt
Daniel Oleesboro took a toss and wu
driven out of bounds for a I-yard loas at the
SaddJeback 31.
Estancia C.oach Craig Fertig said Olees.-
boro, who bolted 24 yards on the previous
play and ftnllhed with a game-high 171
yardt QO 29 ~ was winded and
needed a~
. "l»~QMde Jbat kJai "* 10 I de-adcd to Mm out (to restJ,• 11ert1g said.
"We bad been nmdllg the ball olltllde, ao I
thought they wef'e setting thelr defense out-
side. I decided to run up the middle and we
fumbled. The thinking was there, but the
See ESTANCIA, Pqe 84
Estlncil
quWrbeck
NlckCox
fires a pass
in the
second
quafterof
Friday
nilhf s
GoklenWest
League
game
against
Saddeback
at the Santa
MaBowt.
MARK C. DUSTIN
I DAILY PILOT
Tesoro needed only one play to score
apin. this time a 57-yud caldi and run ~ by Scott McKnlgbt On the fblat play fol-
lowing a CdM punt, quarterback Nick
Nelson threw a quick acreen to
McJCnigbt. who raced down the Tesoro
lidellne. A CdM defender made a dMng
attempt at MclCn.lgbt near the 5, but the
5-foot-11 recetver was able to keep his
balance and croas the goal line for a.
17-0, Titan lead.
STEVE Mc.CRANK DAILY Pit.OT
Corona del Mar's Shaun Mohler puts a big hrt on Tesoro's Evan Handa for a loss of yardage m Fnday night's Pacific Coast League showdown at Newport Harbor.
·0ur defense played great.• Coach
Dick Freeman said. "We stop and take a
breath and (Tesoro) scores just like
that.•
The Sea Kings opened the second
half with an impressive drive, high-
lighted by a 20-yard pass play from
quartetMck Tum Welch to his twin
brother, Kevin. Kevin would have
scored, but a Tesoro defender made a
dMng tackle at the Titan 45. lWo in-
complete passes and a fumbled snap
forced CdM to punt.
The CdM defen5e forced a three-and-
out, and the Sea King offense again
marched down the field and had a
would-be touchdown stopped
Wess Presson took a pitch to the left
and raced 36 yards to the Tesoro 35 be-
fore being knocked out of bounds. He
would have scored, but a defensive
back sprinted from across the field with
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
a perfect angle of pur\ult and pushed
Presson out of bound!> The run set up a
tough 40-yard field goal anempt that
was pushed jm;t to the right of th~ goal-
post
SM SEA KINGS, P .. • B5
Sea Kings' Pearson a dominant force in pool .
Corona del Mar senior water polo captain plans to
take his skills and knowledge to the next level.
ChrllV.mm•
OiityPilot
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YOUTH FOOTBALL
Pee Wee Seahawks win big
Inc Newport-Mesa Jr. All-
American Pee Wee Seahawlcs de-
feated the Santa Fe Springs Saints,
30-13, at Bonita Creek Pait in
Newport Beach last Saturday.
The Seahawlcs recovered the
opening onsade kick and marched
down the field in five plays. with
John Barton scoring from 35
yards out. Sam Barkley kicked the
two-point conversion to give the
Hawks an eight-point lead.
The Saints responded with a
I 0-play drive on the ensuing of.
fensive position to dose the gap
10 8-6. But the Seahawks got the
ball back and proceeded to
man·h through the Saints' de-
fcn..e onl'e again with Barton and
Barkley gaming large chunks of
yard5 behind blocking by the of-
fensive line and Fullback Prei.ton
Rh.-.er.
·n1e drive re-.ulted in Austin
Rios taking a reverse for 18 yards
and the second touchdown of the
game for the Scahawks. giving the
Scahawic.s a halfume lead of 16-6.
On the opening kickoff in the
'ieCond half. Barkley took a re·
verse from Barton and returned
the ball 70 yards for a touchdown.
talong any hope that the Saints
may have had away. Barton
scored from five yards out early in
the founh quaner to seal the vic-
lOry for the Seahawtcs.
Ben Paul, Mario RosaJes. A.J.
Swies, lfent Anderson. Vincent
Aqueveque, Skyler Garn, (.aden
Stalk, Robbie Huard, Cody For-
rest, and Baron Brown opened up
holes for the running game. Zack
Beaudin handled the defensive
ends from his tight end position,
and Preston Risser hammered
away at the Saints' Unebacldng
core from his fullback posidon.
Ryan Grable caught the Seahawks
lone pass from Risser for an 18-
yard gain.
RJsser led the way on defense
with 13 rackJes. while quartetbad
Blair Luchs was In on 10 ~
and had a fumble re<XJYery on de-
fense. Barton had one lnt.eroep-
tion and was In on nine tadles.
Ryan Paul conoibuted with eight
tadles and Chasen McNaughten
was in on six tackles. Sam Barkley
stripped a Saints' runner of the
ball which proved to be a key
turnover.
The Seahawks (5-2) dose out
their regular sea.son against the
Rowland Heights Raiders. and
have good momentum for the up
coming ~tis starting In No-
vembes:.
•Long Beach Poly 7, Jr. Oiruc
Silver-Seahawb 6:
In a showdown for first place in
conference, the Newpon-Mesa Jr.
All-American Oinic Silver Sea-
hawks went toe-to-toe with Long
Beach Poly before losing. 7-6, Sat
urday. The I~ ties the Scahawk.'>
for second place in conference at
3-l.
Chase Forrest and Tannrr TrH
glia went to the air for the Sea
hawks for their only touchdown.
The two players connected for
their eighth touchdown reception
of the season. Jake faVn-'au
rushed for 80 yards behind the of
fensive hne of Tate Smith, Austin
Arico. Andrew Shearer, Dane Val
divi.a. Marshall Sepulveda. Lukas
Nienhuis. Max Carr and Quennn
Moses. Grant Nun. Sage Aemrng
and Taylor Antenucci chipped m
with soUd play on offense.
On defense. Keaton Cablay. Ste
phen Cureton and Forrest recov
ered fumbles and Spencer Lujan'"
hanunering blow caused a furn
ble. Smith. Forrest. Shearer and
Cureton recorded tadles for
losses.
The Seahawks head to unde
feated Compton today to play in
the conference championship al
ll a.m.
•Norwalk Saints 26, Future
Seahawks 25:
The Newpon-Mesa Jr. All-
Amerlcan Future League Sea-
hawb lost to the visiting Norwalk
Saints, 26-25, on Satwday.
The first half was filled with
seveml defenatve stops as Nick
Spert. Tuylor Cort.ens, Jake Geno-
va. Colln Brandeobergler, Phoenix
Smith, Will Favreau and Jordan
Brokaw kept the Saints' offense in
check and went into the half with
an 8-6 lead.
The Saints struck quickly in the
'lt.>cond half with three scores and
took a 14-point lead with 2:30 left
to play in the game. Behind a
running anack featuring Anthony
Batusta. who also returned a kick-
off and tallied all four scores. the
Seahawlcs' offense. led by Luke
Genova. Kobe Henter, Max Du-
rante. Michael Brown and Cohoo
Senter, never gave up and contin-
ued 10 play hard. The play of the
day was an thrilling sideUne-to-
c;idelinc !>Ca1Tlper by Anthony Bat·
USta tha1 featured a bone-jarring
block by Jack Genova with one
nunute left in the game.
•Baldwin Saints 8, Jr. Oinic
Blue O:
·1ne Newport-Mesa Jr. Oinic
Blue lost 10 host BaJdwin Hille; in a
defensive battle on Saturday.
In lhe first quaner the Sea-
hawlcs' defense. featuring Thevor
Branc.a, Jamal Bazzi, Colin Duffy,
Chad Sheldon, Oinl Henderson,
AJex Fuller and Nie Landstrom.
'>tomped the Bruins, causing
Baldwin Hills to tum the ball over
on downs on their own 45-yard
Lin(•
'Ille Seahawks were unable to
get the ball into the end wne in
the first half and went to the
locker room at the end of the sec-
ond quarter tied, 0-0.
The third quarter began with
'1trong defense &om Cole Collins.
Matt McJClnnon. Awtin Robert.
and Beau Roth. keeping the Bru-
ins scoreless. On offense in the
second half, the backfield of Ca.s-
weU Orr. Quest ltuxton, Noah
Howe and Oay Woodward moved
the ball well but again came up
short and after three quarters the
score was still tied, 0-0. ·
With seven minutes to go in the
game. the Bruins broke a sweep
outside and scored on a 25-yard
run. That proved to be all tbe Bru·
im needed, IS they held off the
Seahawb in a 8-0 road Joa.
Our l11u /><1\ IHl'nl
look, gi cat. 11111'
1"'
84 Saturday, Oc:tobef 30, 2004
BRIEFLY
Tars' Blue sets mark
Whitney Blue placed tirst owr-
all for the Newport Harbor High
girls cross COWltry learn, running
the three-mile Laguna Hills High
tourse in 17:01 Friday In the sec-
ond Sea View League cluster
meel involving Woodbridge, La-
guna Hills. Foothill. Aliso Niguel.
Irvine and Newport.
Kenny Rakestraw led lhe Sailor
boys wllh an eighlh-place finish
(15:54) as Newport went 3-2
against its league counterparts.
The Sailors (7 -3 in league) beat
Woodbridge, 27-28. Aliso Niguel,
26-29. and Irvine, 27-30, and fell
to Foolhill. 24-3 1. and Laguna
Hilb. 26-31
Blue's time hroke a school re-
cord for a lhree-mile cour:.e and
helped lhe ~1lor girls also finish
:1-2 at lhe meet. Newport de-
feated Aliso Niguel, 26-29. La-
guna I Ills. 19 36, and lrvine, 25-
30, while loMng to Foolhill, 25-
34, and Woodbridge, 27-28.
Lauren Maddox finished fifth
in 18:04 wuh teammate Court-
ney Marshall ( 19:20) following in
19th Taylor Bryson {20th in
19:25). Zuzana Bernard {26th in
19:40) and Caitlin Mai (32nd in
L0:23l rounded out Lhe top liw
for the Sailor girl:..
Nick St. Andre firnshed 11 Lh in
16:06 folJowt!d in 12lh by team-
mate Maron Bernard ( 16: 11 ) for
lhe Sailor boys. We:.ley Urtu~uas
tegui (26th in 16:41 ). Cameron
McLaren (:{0th in 16:50). Michael
Jugan (35th in 17:09) and fom-
cisco Avonn.• (38th in I 7:l2) fin-
1c;hed for Newport.
The Sailor boys wiJI enter hi-
day\ league linaJs mt'eL at Irvine
l'ark c.,t'cond 111 lcagt1t• hehmd La-
guna 1 lills ( 10 OJ.
I ht• Sailor h'lrb (4 b 1n league).
me.mwhiJe, arr within one win
of extt>nding the team\ life into
the po'l"ea:.on
N<.·wporl°s girb need to beat lr-
v111e and Alic;o Niguel in the
leagut• final.-. Friday at Irvine P·urk
10 qualify for the UJ. Southern
Section Prel1minariec., Nov. I :1 at
"vlt. '\an An101110 Collt'ge.
CdM opens with 2 wins
•WATER POW: Corona del
Mar l l1gh\ boys water polo
team opened up the 16 -team
lru West Mem orial Cup invita-
tional with two victoriei. Friday
at Lynbrook High in San Jose
and moves into today's c.,em1fin-
t1l'>. lhe Sea Kings ( 15-7)
downed Miramonte. 9-5. in
their opener before scoring a
5·4 rnme-from-behind victory
over I larvartl We.-.rlake in the
wcond game
C dM fa1 t·~ Foothill al I :40
p.m today al fkllarmine 1 ligh
whik I ong Bt•ach Wilc;on and
Bt>llarminc plJy at I 2:JO p.m. in
Lht• other '><'llllfinal fhe final 1s
... chl'dult'd for 6 to pm at
Bellarmmc.
CdM\ lal·oh Murphy c.,rnred
l\1\0 goals cl llllllUtE' apart 111 the
fourth qu.trH•r to .-.eal the vic-
tory .iga1mt I larvard we ... tlake,
rank('d one .,pot higher !No 31
than < dM (fourth ) m tht• Clf
-.;out lll'rn '"it•t tion Div1.,1on I
poll I he '"i1·.1 K111g'> out<.1 ored
the Wolvl'rincs. I I . 111 the
fourth <.JlHHlN. 1nrludmg Kyle
I ler'>h\ goal that l1t•d the game
.11 1
Bryan Buh<1giar .rnd Thomas
l'ear'>on eJ1 h added '>mgle
goalo:, L1ga111\I till' Wo1vc nnes
whilr goalkt•t•pt·r < ,ac.,ton San-
ford tallil'd .1 per-.onal-he'>t 17
'>3V('' .1n<.I tom Stl'al<;.
Huhag1ar. Kyl<' I lcrsh, Tom
Mnm•y .ind Pt•arson each
'>cored two goals while Spencer
Pirdy added one \Core in the
'lea King~· vittory over Mira ·
monte.
I lersh tallied three a'>sists
while Mon<•y led the Sea Kings
with five '>teals. Pearc;on fin-
ished with four c;teal-..
Tru West Memorial Cup
First round
Coron• def M•r 9, Mlntmonte 5 Score by Qu.,ters
CdM J 1 3 2 9
llllir8monte 1 1 1 1 !>
CdM Buhag1ar 2. Hersh 2, Money
2, Pe8rson 2, Pirdy 1. Saves
Sanford 4.
Mlnmont• M1tdlell 3. Peterson 1
Brasch 1. S8vfls Holl8nd 6
West uague. ...... Or-..C.-.... __
Cotta ..... 14, Fldl .. z Scofw bvO....... Fullerton fl o o 2 -2 CoetaMeu 7 I 2 2 -14
Costa Mees-Thor9'*8 e. Oouglu
3, Spenc:e1 2. Medina 1. Saves -
J•roalawakl 9.
Sailors split first two
• WATBR POLO: Newport
Harbor High's boys water polo
team went l -l in its first two
games of the Tru West Memo-
rial Cup at Bellarmlne High of
San Jose Friday.
Oay Jorth scored seven goals
in the two games -the Sailors
(13-9) defeated Oovis West,
12-7, in the first round while
falling to Long Beach Wilson,
9-8, in the second round.
Newport plays in a fifth-place
semifinal against either El Toro
or Sacred Heart Prep at 10:10
a.m. today. The fifth-place final
1s sch eduled for 4:40 p.m.
Jorth scored four goals
against Wilson (20-2) while
teammate Jovan Vranes added
rwo scores 10 go with one
apiece by Nate Castillo and
Brett Auer.
Jorth added three against
Oovis West while younger
brolher Ointon Jorth tallied
two scores. Auer and Telford
Cottam each added two goals
while Vranes, Daniel Furman
and Carson I lill each chipped
in one score for Newport. Sailor
senior goalkeeper Michael
Robinson made 15 saves in the
two gam es.
Trv West~ Cup
Arst round
Newport 12, Clovis West 7
Score by Ou•rters
Newport s 2 2 3
Clovis 3 1 1 2
17
7
Newport -Clay Jorth 3. Clinton
Jorth 2, Auer 2, Vranes 1, Cottam 2,
Furman 1, Hill 1 Saves -Robinson
8
Clovis D1ev 3, Daniels 2,
MacAlptne 1, Hoszmuth 1 Saves -
Carpenter 7.
Second round
long Beach Wiison 9, Newport 8
Score by Quarters
Wilson 3 1 J 2 9
Newport o J J 2 a
Wilson Sagehorn 5, Swanson 2.
Shernn 2 Saves -Lapin 7.
Newport -Clay Jorth 4, Vranes 2,
Castillo 1. Auer 1 SavM -Robinson
7
Zapiain leads OCC
•VOLLEYBALL: Melissa 7.a-
piain led the Orange Coast Col-
lege women's volleyball team
with 18 kills in a 30-26, 28-30,
30-22, 30-23 win over visiting
Saddleback Friday in Orange
Empire Conference play.
Samantha Connor had 12
lulls and Donita Drozd had 11
kills and four blocks for the Pi-
rates ( 11 -3. 7 2 in OEC).
Newport slips on road
•VOLLEYBALL: The Newport
I !arbor High girls volleybalJ
learn lost two matches Friday at
the Tournament of Olampions
m Santa Barbara.
The Sailors (9· 10, 6-2 in
league) were defeated by
Bullard of Fresno, 25-23, 15-25,
25-22. 26-24. in the first match
dnd then lost to Santa Barbara,
25-14 , 25-21,26-24.
Junior Bryana Carey led New-
port with 17 k.ills. while Kiley
Hall had 11 in the lo~ to
Bullard. Sophomore Megan 1b-
man led with seven kills a nd
Carey added six in the second
match.
UCI falls to UCR
•SOCCER: The UC Irvine
women's soccer team lost to
visiting UC Riverside, 3-1. Fri-
day in Big West Conference
play.
Gina Scachetti scored the
loan goal for the Anteaters (4-
13-2, 1-7-0 in conference) off of
an assist by Britney Webster.
The Anteaters host CaJ State
Fullerton Sunday at I p.m.
Lasers snap OCC streak
•SOCCER: I lost Irvine Valley
College snapped Orange Coast's
seven -game winning strealc
with a 3-0 upset victory Friday
in Orange Empire Conference
men's soccer action.
Second round
Coron• ct.f Mar 5,
Hfrvard-Wntlake 4 Soore by Quartan CdM 1 I 0 J
H&fVard 0 2 I I 4
The Pirates feU to (9-4-3, 7-
2-2 ln the OEQ, but remain in
second place behind Santa Ana
s (14-0 -2, 10-0-J) with three con-
ference matches left. The Lutts
(5-9-3, 3-5-3) won their third ln CdM -M urphy 2, Herth 1, Buh•guu
1, Peert0n t. Saves -Sanford 17
ttenl*d -Schwlmer 2. Vreel•nd 1,
A8cb 1 Saves -Connolly 4
Mesa dominates pool
a row.
Pirates tie Hawks, .0-0
• SO<XD; The Orange Coast
College women'• aoccer team
put the ftrat blemJah on the
conference record of vlaldng
Santiago Canyon by boldlnl the
lequ• leadert to a 0--0 draw Fri·
day ln Oranp Empt.re Confer·
ence play.
The Hawb entered the pme
with • 14-0· l DYenJI mark, and
• 12-0 record ln the oec but
cN Pirates (10·•·3, 8·4·2) Mild
IMD nm ~ cbe Int ........... =Md'°' lilllillOCin~n year.
PHOTOS BY MARK C DUSTIN /DAJLY PILOT
Estanc1a's Daniel Cheesboro, who earned 29 times for 171 yards and one touchdown. eludes the shoestring tackle attempt of
Saddleback's Dane Pilialoha in the second quarter of Friday night's Golden West League football encounter at the Santa Ana Bowl.
Estancia High ballcarrier Bryce McKeridry breaks away from the
diving tackle attempt of Saddleback's Dane Ptlialoha (54) and
heads upfield in the second quarter as the host Roadrunners
defeated the Eagles, 14-13, Friday night at the Santa Ana Bowl.
Estancia's Dave Moreno. left, and Ryan Sanford, right, team up to
take down Saddleback's Josh Flores in the second quarter of
Friday nighfs Golden West League game at the Santa Ana Bowl.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"But one thing I love about this team is that it
never stops fighting."
Crai1 FerU1. Estancia football coach
PEARSON
Continued from B 1
Sal11 Bailey tb.lnks Pearson is
the type of person and player
who will succeed ln
post-college water polo. But It's
up to bow bedJy be wanta tt.
Balley said.
Currently, Phnon ta the
go-to man ror lb Sa IOnp. He
it the team acortn1 Jeeder., wttb
4" aoaJt this ~n. He .",....at .... three.,. per:
pine. but hu tcond up to
eewn -an ll·lOIOMtoSeMte
ooSept.23 •
And wtth the sea~ betna
3·0 "'leljli (13· 7 MraQ), he
hiU tM dalillCe to IMd ltw 1MiD
to a Pldftc CAMi.tpe Ude
and majbe mnn.
ESTANCIA
Conbnued from B 1
execution ... ~
The Eagles fumbled on a dive
play on the ensuing snap and
SaddJeback's AJbert Garcia re-
covered at his own 29-yard line
with I: 12 left.
SaddJeback. which gained 254
yards on 40 rushing attempts,
got one mo re first down and ran
out the clock to help keep its
playoff hopes alive and deliver a
serious blow 10 Estancia's post-
season chances with just two
league game:. left.
It might not have come to
that, had lhe Eagtes not come
away empty on two long drives,
lhe first in the second quarter
and the second spanning lhe
third and fourth periorls.
The first. a nine-play proces-
sion lhat began on their own 8-
yard line, ended in an incom-
plete fake-punt pass on fourth-
and-12
The :.econd Estancia chance
lasted eight plays and ended
wilh 10:32 left in the game when
a line-drive, 45-yard field -goal
attempt bounced low off the left
upright. back into the end w ne
and was no good.
f..stancia's first lost fumble was
also recovered by Saddleback at
lhe Roadrunners' own 29 on the
possession prior 10 the missed
field goal.
Estancia was still playing
catchup, since missing a conver-
sion kick wide left after Bryce
McKendry capped an eight-play.
58-yard touchdown march that
pulled the visitors within 14-13.
Estancia lied the game. 7-7, ~
going 52 yards on seven plays.
with Cheesboro bolting 11 yards
for lhe capper wilh 3:46 left in
the first quarter.
Saddleback's first two poises-
sions 'were touchdown drives
covering 77 and 69 yards.
Roadrunner backs Chris
Washington (136 yards on 13
carries) and Joaquin Rivas (86
on 18, including both TDs),
helped the hosts wear down the
Estancia defense.
Saddleback played lhe second
half with sophomore backup
quarterback Joaquin Avalos at
the controls, a.ft.er starter Josh
Flores was sidelined by what
Meek called a mild concussion.
"We d1d not take Mtvantage of
a couple opportunldet early,
which put ourselves in a hole."
Fertig said. "But one thing I love
about this team is that It never
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Estancia
Saddlebadc
7 0 6 0
7 7 0 0
ARST QUARTER
13
14
Sad -Rivas 18 run (Resendiz k1cll).
6.36.
Eat -Cheesboro 11 run (Macias
lucid, 346
SECOND QUARTER
Sad Rivas 3 run (Resend12 kodtl.
11 03.
THIRD QUARTER
Eat McKendry 1 run (k1dt failed).
6.58
4 -900 lest I
INDMOUAL RUSHING
Eat -Cheesboro, 29 171, 1 TD,
McKendry 12-53, 1 TD. M ills, 1 5, Cox.
2 minus 6
Sad Washington, 13 136, Rivas.
18-86, 2 TDs; Flores, 4-23. Camadlo,
3 11. Teem, 2-minus-2
INDMOUAL. PASSING
Eat -Co11, 5-7 1. 69; Macias. 0-1 O
Sad Flores. 5 8 0. 37, Avalos.
4 11 1, 59.
INOMOOAl. RECEMNG
Eat Sanford, 3 41; McKendry.
1 17; M8Cl8S, 1-11
Sad Garcia. 3 47. Fitzgerald, 2 23,
Camadlo. 2-15; N1etz. 1 13;
WashingtoTI. t-minus-2
GAME STATISTICS
Est Sad
F1rstdown• 25 17 ....._..,. •• °"II" 43-131 ~254
P.aing ya<dllQ<I 89 96
..... ng 5-8-1 9-19-1
Net ratum ya<ds • 0 5 S....,erdage 1-8 IHI
NM yardage 292 36!1
P\inta 1-49 3-27
fumblea.fumblaa lo&I 2·2 3-1 ~yardage f>.JO ••7 Tlmaof-2139 2621
stops fighting."
Meek also had praise for the
P..agtes.
"My hats off to Estancia," he
volunteered. "They have a great
running back [Cheesborol and
their quarterback [Nlck Coxl can
throw It a million miles."
Saddleback won the passing
yardage battle, 96-69. b ut F.atan-
cla comerback P.zequJel VtllaJva-
zo bad an interception ln the
end zone late ln the ftnt half.
~. Oc-. 30, 20CM •
1-ofo 3 14 0 3 • 30 CoroNidelMar 0 0 0 7 • 7
FltS'f QUMTD
Tee -Roblee 46 FG, t;M.
SECOM> QUARmt
Tee -Handll 29 run (Robeel Irie*),
9:32.
Tee -McKnight 57 PHI from
Nelson (Roblee klc*J, 1:15
FOURTH QUMmt
CdM -T Wek:ti 23 run (Hummel
k10:I. 5:12 r..-Robles 47 FG, 1:06
A -2.500 (est l
INOMDUAL RUStfti
Tee -Handa. 29-148, 1 TD,
Calcagnie, 3-20; Nelson, 3 1, Craven,
1-4; Catalano. 1-3.
CdM -T Wek:ti, 13-32, 1 TD;
Presson. 12-n; Crowley.~.
Brawner, 1-0.
N>MDUAl. PIUSNi
Tes -Nelson, 10 16-1, 134, 1 TD
CdM -T Welch, 10-24-0, 109
INDMDUAL RECEMHG
Tes -McKnight, 7 113, t TD. Handa,
1 16, Mitchell. 1 5
CdM K Welch. 7 75, Collins, t 31,
Fenton, 1 3
GAME STATISTICS
Fust down\
Rust>M ydt1J f\le
Pa'l.!l.lng Vdfl l.J(Jto
Pt1~-.1ng
fee CdM
10 ,,
Jl>178 21).132
l:M I09
10 I!> 1 10 24-0
] 34
1 2 ~2'.I
312 152
PHOTOS BY SffV[ McCRANK DAil i P11 llT
Corona del Mar's Shaun Mohler (7) takes down Tesoro's Sean Calcagrne m the second half Frrday night in the host Sea Kings' 20-7 loss m Pacific Coast League action
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SEA KINGS
Continued from Bl
CdM. ranked No. 9 in CIF
Southern Section Division lX.
~ored midway through the
fourth quarter when Tom Welch
scrambled 23 yards for a touch-
down. A 31-yard p~ 10 Shane
Collins pu1 the ball on the Teso-
ro 23 and. two plays later. Welch
took off running to make ii. 17-7.
with 5: 12 left.
Considering the Corona de-
fense had forced Tesoro. ranked
No. 2 in Division lX. into a three·
and-out situation two of its three
second·half possessions, the Sea
Kings did not go for an onside
Icicle.. The Titans returned the
ball 10 their own 31, but a Sea
King penalty gave Tesoro great
field position on the 46.
11 looked as if the Titans would
score two plays later when Nel-
son completed a pass to a re-
ceiver. who advanced the ball to
inside the CdM 20. But a Sea
King defender knocked the ball
out of the receiver's hand and
David Del Fante picked up the
loose ball and advanced it to the
19.
Corona's chances of a come-
back evaporated foUowing an U-
legal substitution penaJty and a
sack on fourth-and-fifteen. Te·
soro called three straight run-
ning plays and Robles booted a CdM's Brett Crowley is brought down by Tesoro's Rob Simmons (51) on a rushing attempt Friday.
47-yard field goal with 1:06 left
for the final, 20-7, tally.
·rm real proud of how hard
we played." Freeman said. "We
held [Tesoro'sl offense. We're a
good football team."
Corona del Mar Coach Dick
Freet'IW1 loOks toward the
scorebQai'd after Tesoro
scored another touchdown
aaainst the Sea Kiles.
'
CdM ballcarrier Wess Presson looks for room to run as Tesoro's Robert Catalano gives chase.
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Acts Weltome Contact
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math slul~ attention to
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recent carpet/pelnt
SI 100/mo 949-759·0400
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Tiie Celll Pubhc
U11Utles Commission
requires that all us.d
household 1oo ds
movers prrnt their
P.U.C Cal T number.
hmos 1nd chautteurs
print lht1lr T C P
number on 111 edver
tlsemenh If you h•H
any questions about
the te11hly ot 1
mov1r . limo or
chauffeur, call.
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communlt y newspapet
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condition S IOI• mo,
$4995 949 675 2357
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drove 949 644 2270 NUD SUP '" ,..,.,.""" loo nur <, 111 11.111 .. , t ;
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ciosed-end lease. $582.83 totaJ due at lease signing. No security depostt. 12,000 total
mnes ror lease tenn. 20¢ per excess mile.
Must finance through GMAC.
1 AT THIS PAYMENT #5VB7524-429143
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Plus 12¢. Plus tax per month. 48 month closed-end lease.
$1009.47 total due at lease signing. No security deposit.
1 2,000 total miles for lease term. 20¢ per excess mile. Must
finance through GMAC.
1 AT THIS PAYMENT #5547414-135721
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Plus 85¢. Plus U\X_ per month. 48 month
closed-end lease. $831. 75 total due at lease
&Jgnlng. No security d~slt. 12,000 total
mne• fOr lease tenn. 20¢ per exceu mile. Must finance through GMAC.
1 AT THIS PAYMENT #5XE7385-121255
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Plus 92$. Plus tax per month. 48 month
closed-end lease. $1500 total due at = signing. No ~ depoeit. 12,000
mnes ror lease term. -per~ mffe. Muatfl~~ GMAC.
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2. Cover Story/Index
3.-34. Coldwdl Banker/
Coast Newport Properties
35. Catalist Homes
36. Brcnc:xus
37. Cote Realty Group
38. Metro Realty
39. Cannery Village Realty
40.--41. Remax Real Estate Services
42. Washington Mutual
43.-51. First Team Estates
Reminiscent of classic Tuscan villas, "Casa Toscana" is a Shady
Canyon• custom estate that features wide open views of
Bommer Canyon, city lights and brilliant sunsets.
This 2 story home features a grand entryway, 4 bedrooms
including a massive master suite with private view balcony,
4.S baths, library and a 3 car garage with Interior gated
parking. The estate boasts a private pool and spa. flre ptt.
barbeque/bar pavilton, 4 loggtas, S fireplaces, large
laundry/craft room, over 1.000 botde wtne doset Mc!ia
• ' -41 butler's pantry. Se~ hardwood ahd traVert:ln• ;
granite countertops ~~ 1 Cfetaitecf cabJnedy ~ c
,_,___,} I . ...elegance in and around the. extremely large 1U1U1et'\ gand
room, formaJ living and dining areas. i
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53.-81. Strada Properties
$5,995,000
For Additional Inf ormotion Please Contact:
Steve High
949 .640.3603
Jerry Snyder
949.721.5412
Strada~es
1-40 Newport Center Drive, Sult.e I 00
Newport Beach, CA 92660
113. Wclla Fargo Private Mortage
s!,:. 115. John-Dundee , 1i • ,!
82.-83. Abrams Coast.al PropCrdes . I ./ Portfolio Fmaru:ial II l ~·I l
~ · Jl6. C.0..uywide Mortgage .,. t 84. Laguna Seuide Realty
85. Emerald Bay Realty
86. Wells Fargo Bank
81. Armstrong Properties
88. Coastline Realty
Loan Advisors
89.-109. Prudentioal California Realty
111. Platinum Properties
Wtldish & Nialis
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: f 4118. Pacific Coast Realty Group
119. Kolar & Co.
120. Mortgage Rates
122. Open Home Guide
123.-126. Homa of the Week
128. CAat Newport Propenia
~COAST $1,7'1.000
Beautiful, sinp level home In N.wpon Coast.
4 bedrooms, 3.S baths.
DeblM9 Ir Ron Hlnarnc..fn Kubiak
TUSTIH HILLS $1Jt,OOO
8-udful. ranch styte home whh pool and yard.
) b.trooms, 2 baths.
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New, detached home in beach dose. pted
commurnty of Arboret 1n Turde Ridgt
Rod Sudbeck
COSTA MBA Ult,NO
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bw1 m.doilousty maincained..
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32921 P8Mo Del lvnor $529.900 Sat 1-4
31261 Paseo Ohos $92'4.900 Sun , ....
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2538V.. MlcAnhw $439,900 Sat 1-4
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North Laguna home with ocean views
With vaulted ceilings and A-frame windows opening to ocean views, this
ardUtectun1 Notth Laguna home is a captivating find. Loc&ted just blocks
from the ocean and Laguna Village, this thre~bedroom, f.btt.e...bath home
offers a spedal buch lifestyle that's hard to resist.
A comfortableJJving room and formal dining room sh.are the vaulted
cdlfn.gll, A-frame windows and skylights that base the archlt«tural design.
ExqWstte bamboo flooring runs from the living areas into the master
bedroom. 1be 1ivfn8 room ts anchored by a contemporary fireplace and
custom cabinelly.
A peaafu1 garden with ample patj(> entenainment space fronts the home
which baa a wrap-cound view deck situated just ouutde the livto& room
Prench doon. A wide side yard provides a sun deck and flows mound to a rur
courtyard. 1be detadled two car gar.age has an abundance of~
Peatudng Mnless appJianceg and a custom worlt ~the ~ly sized
kitchen has been recently updated and finished with gn.ntte. 1be master
bedroom opens to a counyard Blled wtth the sounds ofb'U.bt>llngwater. The
master bath has been beautifully tlnished wtth stone1'0dt. premium ftnwes
and wondaful walls of glass.
Details abound in thil comfortable home. A masatve second master suite, a
wet bar with wine cabinet and spedaJ lighting are just a few of the custom
features.
Thia home is offered at Sl,598,000.
Pot' ""1IT lllfimul'mi, '-'Ill McAfoose "1UI As:soc"1tes of OJklwell &mleer"s 1•r••.,...C"''"'9' 499-8951. °""" • .,,... RldM#IMI~ Ii• ;;Ml tar.11/'IA NRT.._.tlf co:Tf# ..na. NRT~ du u#IM's It«,, .......... , NiJ Gt.#·~ ... I.WM# ..,, ... ·~ ofc.a.Mtd °""""*""' "(NFSE.CD). .:
Custom-built, Tuscan-style villa on the Pacific coast
Located on the Pacific coast in the prestigious guard-gated commuruty of
Sea Pointe estates, this custom-bwJt Tuscan-style vtlla offers panorarruc Vlew~
from every room. Truly a work of an by renowned des1gncl"i and architects,
this home features top quality materials and fixtures tmponed from Italy
With a total of four bedrooms and three and one-half bath'>, the in tenor of
~residence is highlighted by an iron sta.trcase banister hy G1ova:11 Other
amenities include travertine flooring downstairs and a gourmet kuchen wtth
top-of-the-line appliances
This home is offered at S 1,795,000
For mort information, call Jerry T1wmas of Coldwell Banker's Dana Point/San
Omlenk office at (949) 4 J 2-3763 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokera&e is a
member of the NRT fam•1y of companies. NRT Incorporated. the nahon 's kading,
restdentu.l mil est4U brokerage company. is a subsidiary of Cendant
Corporation (NYSE:CD).
Laguna Beach home has oceanfront location
Spectacular whitewata ocean views await you from mOlt rooms In this
La&unaBeacb home.]Ult steps to the sand, you11 enjoy dramatic sunsets as
you lUteo to the wna break onto the shore.
The dramatic all glass atrium entryway brtngs the outside m Beauuful
gardens accent this four bedroom, two and three-quarters bathroom home
Perfect for entertainiJ18. the formal d.tning room and large bvmg room feature
sit-down ocean views. The home also has air cond.Jtioning and a secunty
system.
This home is offered at $6,499,000.
Fol' "km '"ftmMtion, CA1l Margie Hobbk 01' Sue Derr of Coldwell Banker's
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949.300.8600 CELL
949.726.4756 DIRECT
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Usted by Ml(lnda & Tim Frohling (NI) m .5a0
Open House hosted by lilellnda Frohling & Kathy MOOf9
EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW, BUT WERE
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Register your interest for Mille Fleurs, coming soon to Woodbury
Model grand opening scheduled
for e~r~ ~ovember
H omebuyas who want an elegant
cottage--style residence within the
intimate village of Woodbury in Irvine
a.re encouraged to register their interest for
Mille Flairs, a brand new neighbodlood by
Standard Pacific Homes. With the model grand
opening CWTCDtly scheduled for early
November, now ts the ti.me to visit
www.standardpadfichomes.com to receive the
most updated information on this highly
anticipated opportunity .
"This neighborhood has been exceptionally
planned for homebuyers whose priorities are
focused on impressive archhecture as well as a
convenient address in the village of
Woodbury,• said Karen Spargo, vice president
of sales and marketing for Standard Pacific
Homes, Orange County Division. "The
award-winning architectural firm Robert Hidey
Architects was commissioned to design this
collection of classic residences, which will
feature beautiful indoor and outdoor living
areas such as wrap-around front porches, open
air courtyards and an anay of innovative room
options to suit indiVidual expectations. Mille
Fleu.rs' location in the village's Peppertree
Square District will also be a significant
advantage for residents who will be within a
short stroll of Peppertree Square's amenities
and services.
"An Irvine address has always symbolized a
sense of tradition. As Mille Fleurs evolves in the
months ahead, it is likely to become a favorite
choice among Southern Calif omia homebuyers
who want to balance outstanding architectural
quality with a village experience that
encourages them to truly enjoy their
surroundings. With so much to look forward to.
prospective homebuyers should make their
inquiries today, so they are well prepared for
the upcoming grand opening event and the
neighborhood's subsequent first sales release,•
Spargo added.
The Mille Fleu.rs collection will present three
floor plans that will encompass approximately
3, I 7 4 to 3 ,648 square feet of space. Finely
crafted interiors will have four to five
bedrooms, 3.5 to 5.5 baths and two car garages
with storage areas. Personalizing opportunities
will include an optional guest room, office,
bonus room and loft (per plan). Each home will
also feature a Signature Kitchen, complete with
-Kitchen-Aid stainless steel appliances, slab
granite countertops. a family-5ized breakfast
nook and storage-enhancing food preparation
island. European cottage-inspired architecture
will grace the exteriors. Prices are anticipated to
start from the $1,000 ,OOOs .
Patterned after a classic American small town,
the new village of Woodbury is situated in the
heart of east IrvJne, between Jeffrey Road and
Sand Canyon henue at Trabuco Road. Taking
~we &om the traditional neighborhoods of
the past, Woodbwy bas been designed to
include walkable, interconnecting residential
districts of neighborhoods that reflect their own
distinctive architecture and landscaping.
Highlighted by numerous thematic gardens
and parks, Woodbury is planned to ultimately
offer approxi.mately 4,200 single family
detached and anached residences as well as
apartment homes.
Upon completion, the village of Woodbury is
expected to include a 30-acre central gathering
place known as The Commons, which also will
serve as a gateway to a planned village
marketplace expected to encompass
approximately 450,000 square feet of retail and
commercial space. Destined to serve as
Woodbury's town square, The Commons
includes a proposed elementary school site,
community park and residents-only recreation
facility showcased with multiple pools, athletic
courts, athletic fields and a village green. An
this neighborhood has been
exceptlonally planned for homebuyers
whose prtorltJes are focused on Impressive
architecture as well as a convenient
address In the vii/age of WOOdbury, ·said
Karen Spargo, vice president of sales and
marketing for Standard Padjlc Homes,
Orange County Division.
additional site has been set aside within
Woodbwy for a pJann~ middl~ ~oo~ (both
proposed schools arc pan oftbe'acchrimed
Irvine Unified School District). A ne!Work of
tree-lined paseos and trails wtll link homes with
the Jeffrey Open Space Spine, the proposed
70-acre Gateway Park and numerous additional
recreational opportunities found on The Irvine
Ranch.
Woodbury ls a development by Irvine
Community Development Company, a
subsidiary of The Irvine Company. For
information on commwlity amenities, visit
www .irvineranch.com.
All home prices quoted herein a.re estimates
or starting ranges only, do not include options,
upgrades or lot/location premiums for the
home, and may be changed based on market
conditions at any time and without prior notice.
Product availability is subject to change; please
see a sales counselor for~-
Standard Pacific, one of the nation's largest
homebuilders, has built homes for more than
65,000 families dw1ng its JS-year history. The
company focuses its efforts on consttucting
homes within a wide range of price and size.
Standard Pacific operates in some of the
strongest housing markets in the countty with
operations throughout the major metropolitan
areas in c.alifomia, T~. Arizona, Colorado,
Florida and the Carolinas. The company also
provides mongage financing and tttle services
to its homebuyen through its subsidiaries and
joint ventures, Family lnlding Servi.ca, SPH
Mortgage, WRT Financial and SPH ntle.
For more tnformatton on Family Lending
Services, a full~ce mort.gage banJdng
company, call (800) 325-5363. Additional
homebuilder services include the Standard
Pad.fie Desip Studio, wheie Mille Flews
homebuyal can visualize the petfect home
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In the heart of
Corona del Mar
BdDiantly designed
with the ftnest materials,
th.ii 1mpaasl:ve home
evokes the casual
pleasures that ddine a
carefree lifestyle.
Located in one of
Soutbem calitomia's
most prestigious
communtties, enjoy
walking to sumptuous
restaurants, ftne
boutiques and
sand-swept beaches.
Completed in 2002 with
granite and slate
accents, enjoy dutt
spacious bedrooms and two and half upgraded baths.
Upon entry, one is welcomed tnto fonnal living room that commands elegant
entertatrung, A grand fireplace creates a special ambience, while walls of glass
allow vibrant light to radiate throughout the rooms of this home. The formal
dining room is an ideal setting for hosting elegant dinners with loved ones.
The gourmet kitchen is rich with upgraded appoutttnents. Chic yet
comfortable ptherlngs call for the cozy family room, centered around a
crackling warm fireplace.
The second level of the home offers complete privacy. From the spaciously
appointed master suite, savor crisp ocean breezes from a nearby sundeck, while
a aaclding fireplace creates an alluring backdrop for romance.
Outside, a third level deck offers the ultimate in alfresco entertaining. Enjoy
sparkling dty views from one home, while the other enjoys serene barl>or
views.
This home is offered at $1.495 million.
For mort information, cal1 First Team Estak's Parl Withjack at (949) 400-56 l 0.
Tuscan-style
estate
Nestled in the Newport
hills, this classic Perazul
estate is the largest model in
the exclusive guard-gated
community of Newpon
Coast. With a
5 ,()()(}-square-foot floor plan,
this sprawling residence has
five private bedrooms and
five and half luxurious baths.
A fountain m an inner courtyard evokes a Mediteiranean feel. A custom front
entry door has nch wood and glass details with a glimpse of the park-like
backyard.
The entrance hall has dramatic volume ceilings. Take a step down and enter
into elegance in the stunning formal living and dining rootnS. Numerous sets of
custom French doors effortlessly blend with nature, allowing in crisp ocean
breezes.
The gourmet center island kitchen is beautifully appointed with Viking
stamless steel appliances and granite counters. Overlooking a private patio, the
sunlJt dining room~ a buih-in desk area. Walk-up the grand stairase and
skylights lead to the very private second level of the-home. The sprawling master
bedroom features a set of French doors opening to a panoramic ocean view
terrace. Retire to the luxurious mast.er bath.
As you walk down the hallway, there is ~ area for use as a game room. There
are two bedroom suites plus a laige bonus room or a home office with its own
private entrance from outside. ·
The lushly landsaped back yard is latge enough for a swimming pool. A
built-1n barbecue and bar area is ideal for mte:rtaining with views of the ocean,
dty and bay. There is a private guest or maid's quarters with a private oourtyard
entmnce. There ts an oversized two car garage and a one car~ with storage. nm home is offered at $3.795 m.iWon.
For '1ftM "'fimnation, CAil Finl Tt.11111 &fllle's &#I McN1114{)11ott Ill (949)
719-2050 .
Whitewater views from the penthouse
Currently undergoing a complete remodel, thJJ excepttooal penthouse
offers unobstructed whitewater, San Clemente Pier and coastline Yiews from
the Pier Bowl. This top Ooor two bedroom and two bath condo is located in a
gated community on the blutfs.
Imagine a living space with Thomasville cheny cabinetry throughout,
granite slab counters, fabrlcated stone baths, new doon, kitchen appliances
and more. Every day, enjoy sit down views from the floor to cd1tng windows
tp the living and dining rooms.
Additional amenities include an indoor laundry room with the wash~ and
dryer included, community pool and spa, two covered parking spaces and
outdoor shower to wash away the beach sand.
This home is offered at $1 ,325,000.
For mtWe Information, call Karen Lichty of First Team EstaJes at (949)
310-6928.
Sprawling estate
in the hills
This idyllic Newport
Beach estate offers 4,500
square feet of living space,
five oversized bedrooms
and eight luxurious baths
all on private grounds that
enjoy ocean breezes
year--round.
There is an elegantly
appointed formal living
room with Italian marble flooring, dramatic, cathedral ceilings and a wall of floor
to ceiJJ:ng French doots. The perfect venue for hosting lavish galas, w formal
dining room is encased with scenic French doors that open to~ and allow
ocean~. A &replace pulls the two rooms together.
The newly remodeled gourmet kitchen provides the perfect 9etting for all your
culinary endeavors. With an expansive center island foaoing the be.an of the
Jc:ilchen, enjoy granite cowners, stainless steel appliances, honey blond cabmetry,
travmine floors and custom recessed lighting. N~, relax in the CXY1.J family
room with Joved ones swrounded by a wami fuq>lace, a autom-built media
center and travertine flooring.
Upstairs, the spacious 1Da.1ter suite opens to a private sundedt with ex.quistte
valley and hillside views. The reson-5tyie master bath boasts an ovemized}aa.rm
tub that overlooks serene viNS. Ideal for an entenalner'1 game romn, the large
bonus room is acanted with vaulted ceilings, built-in wet bar and Prench doors
that open to a scenic temc.e.
Vacation at home is w amazing backyard wtth tropJcal landsc:aptng, a
refrahtng pool and a bubbling spa. Majestic canyons foDn an amazing backdrop
for gdl.lin& up sumptuous meals on the custom, built-m bubecue.
Nestled tn one of the most S0\18ht after COIDDlWlttiel in Southcm Califomla,
enjoy aandy beaches, fine shops, Ow star dining and~ tchools.
This home Is offered at S2,275,000.
For ""1fT ~, Mll Pint Ttt1111 Roil Estll:t<s DtMl W..,. Ill fl 14)
655-6056.
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Ten things that can improve your escrow experience
A little know-how can
really pay off In
overcoming snags
throughout the process
By Margarita Billings
Escrow -that exchange of
infonnation, legal documents and
money between a buyer and seller
rn a real estate transaction -has
always been a mystery to those
who don't consider it their
profession. And, in fact, most
buyers and sellers tre.at it that way
-something they don't need to
widerstand since esaow
professionals are '"taking c.are of
things.· Hownrer, a little
know-how can really payoff in
overcoming snags that can derail
your dosing or in helping you
ensure esaow doses as quickly as
poSSible. As a leader with the
California Escrow Association, a
stateWide organtzatton that certifies
escrow officers and provides
conttnutng education, we are
ofrenng 10 Ups on what you can do
to improve the escrow process
I . Tum in your paperwork
promptJy.
A lot depends on your
information and it's usually a mad
dash to the finish for the escrow
team. Help them keep on track
2. Provide the names, addresses
and account numbers of any loans
or liens against your property or
you personally.
l11is one preliminary step that
can save mountatns of time.
3 Make sure your lender orders
the appraisal within l 0-1 5 days.
Much past that and the escrow
may have to be extended or
cancelled.
4. Know how you want to list
your title, such as joint tenancy.
Your account.ant or anomey can
advise you on the LU and legal
consequences of each option.
5. If applicable, provide
homeowner's association
information to your escrow officer
as soon as possible
An ass0etation adds an exua
step, so it's smart to get a head
start.
6. Check into homeowner's
msurance.
You should check into this
before you even deCJde to pun.hase
a particular home. It will help keep
the green lights on throughout the
process
7 Have funds ready
Your escrow officer will be able
to give you an esumate of your
cost.'> 1ust prior to closing.
8 Don't seek add.ttionaJ credit or
loan<; during tlus period
That's a red flag for lendcn.
9 Don't change 1obs
Another red flag Your mcome
stream must be secure and have a
history
I 0. Rely on a reputable Realtor
and certified escrow agent
------------They'll know the ropes. and will
Rely on a reputable Realtor and
certlfted esaow agent.
They'll know the ropes, and wlll
do everything possible to keep
your esaow on schedule. To
learn more abOut what
certljicatlons esaow agents
should acquire, Jog onto
www.ceaesaow.org.
do everything possible to keep
your escrow on schedule To learn
more about what certifications
escrow agents should acquire, log
onto www.ceaescrow.org.
Margarita Billings, is a Certified
Escrow Officer, with more than 30
years of experience in the escrow
industry, Billings is currentJy an
active member of the California
Escrow Association, holding the
titJe of President for the year 2004
Visit tU webstte at
WWMl.Ctaescrow.org.
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Directors
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Financing a remodel
Evaluate the options, then
choose the one right for you
By Doris A. Black
each option. Keep in mind that the interest on interest loan is placed in second position on
a home improvement loan is tax-deductible. property title and does not change the t~ o
Home Improvement Loan. lf paying for a the 8rst mortgage. Second mortgages are also
remodel with cash is not an option, you can commanly wled to pay off high tnterest credit
apply for a home improvement loan. Officially e.atd debts, whk:b charge cxxnpound inten·..,t
called Title I loans by the Federal Housing Interest paid on the semnd mortgage is
Administration, these loans allow homeowners tax-deductible whereas tnterest paid to credtt
One of the first bwdles you~ fare w?en to borrow up to $25,000 for home card companJes '-'not.
contemplating a home remodel is 5.nanang. improvements on a single family dwelling. Cash-Out Refinancing. A third option is
How will you pay for it7 The two most common Interest rates are fixed and can be spread over cash-out reftnandng. Cash-out refinancing is
ways are to pay with cash or to get a home 20 to 30 years. the p~ of refinancing your home for more
improvement loan. but these aren't the only Home Equity Line of CrediL A home equity than the current mortgage amount with you
methods available Other options often line of credit is a revolving aedit account that . pocketing the d:i.flemlce Jn cash. In essence,
overlooked include a home equity line o1: allows you to withdraw money as needed. With you are replacing your home mortgage with •1
aedit, a second mortH~a home equtty a variable interest rate, the draw period can be more cwrent version. Hcmeownm often
loan, and ca.sh-Out reDnandng Let's look at the open for 10 to 15 years, allowing reftnancetotakeadvantqe ofJ.owerJnterest
pros and cons of each • do-it-yourselfers plenty of time to complete rates and use the cash~ for home
Paying with Cash. At first glance, usmg ca.Vi pro;ects and pay only for the amount of money tmprovanems. You should be atiirme, however,
to pay for a remodel may seem like the most 1hey use. During the draw period, you have the that there are dosing com~~__..~
Jogieal approach. After all. who wants to accrue option of making interest only payments or n!finmdDg, which muJd amount to lllIIJWQ»
moredebl1 But"~ opting for~ cbo'cl-. fuDy amortized payments. At the end of the or thousands of dollan . .Keep this In mmd
consider the money you11 lose in ilJlaSl.. As draw pmod, the line of credit converts to a when con~
long as the c.ash stayS tn an ilCCOUD1. it is fully amorti7.ed loan. lntettSt paid on a home ~ theC:iliC&;l1t ways money can
accruing interest~ making you money. « equity line of adt is tax-<ieductible as the line be acqulftd for a home remodel, it ts easy to
you remove some of it. your me of retum of aedit is secured by the mortgage on your see how bomeownen mJght overatend
could drop stgnifirantly, depending oo the type home. themselves ftnanctaJ)y. Don't Id it happen to
of acaJIBrt you~. the halma and the Second Mortgage or a Home Equity Loan. A you. A good rule of thumb ts to spend 80
tnUrest rare. second mortgage. or a home equity loan, is pereent of whit you can ac:nully afford to pay
To detmn~ if tJm is really the best opdoO. mother optJoo.. Most banks will loan you up to for a remodel. 1bat way, tf scmethtng
~the cost of other ftomdng opdooS to 125 percmt of the value of your home for a unexpeaed happens md you have to pay
t.beillaime loss JOQwoald~ bf..... . lelCXJlld a•,,..... 'Ib.is ftxed.nte simple more, you won't go Oftr"budget.
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opportunities at Amalfi and ~ Escala c: a. ... -:<
$? Homeowners can enjoy and Grille with its 18-hole, Fred ~ Couples "signature" goU course. ~ .. , all Talega amenities w Among the privileges exclusive to c:-
Talega residents are the seven-acre "" 8 Don't miss the opportunity to Talega Swim and Athletic Club "" purchase at Standard Pacific with a 6,00~square-foot ;:c Homes' A.malfi and Escala in the clubhouse that has activities and "' ~ coastal countryside ofTalega of dubs for the entire family, a '"' V' ~ San Oemente. Exquisitely multi-purpose sport court, sand ~ upgraded, fully fumiihed models volleyball courts, water play
0 are currently available, as well as a fountains, junior Olympic pool \!o < selection of homes with beautiful and resort pool. When completed, Jl custom options that will be ready Liberty Park will feature a private ?.
for move-in beginning in facility that includes a regulation
November. size pool for Talega's sWim team,
"Homebuyers who want to enjoy the Tiger Sharks.
the convenience and architecrural Pnce and product availability are
styling of a model residence must subject to change, plea~t' c.onsult a
act now,. said Pam Johnson. senior sales counselor for details
sales counselor for Escala. "'The No guarantee is made of exisung
Escala models feature (per plan) views, wtuch may be altered by
·' granite counttttops and stainless subseque nt development,
steel appliances in the kitchens, construction, tree growth and
hardwood and slate flooring, as landscaping.
well as audio packages and alarms. Standard Paaflc, one of the
Magn.i.6.cent exterior amenities nation's largest homebuilders, has
include a fireplace in the backyard built homes for more than 65,000
of the Residence One and a double families during Its 38-year history.
fountain in the Residence Four." The company focuses its efforts on
The Ama1fi Models, which offer constructing homes within a wide
spectacular locations overlooking range of pnce and size. Standard
the mountains and Uberty Park, Pacific operates in some of the
on the
are graced with (per plan) stainless strongest housing markets in the
i;teel appliances and granite country with operations
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Learn how to create accent and
ambient lighting techniques
By Doris A. Black
for example, should illuminate a reader's book, 2. Purchase a lamp wiring kit. Follow the
not their face. It should be tall enough so that instructions to piece together the
when placed behind a chair the light will shine components-a rod, harp, socket, washer, cord
over the reader's shoulder onto their book. To and wires. You may need a hacksaw to cut the
buy a lamp at just the right height, measure the rod to the desired height.
Ughting is an essential ingredient of any piece of furniture it will be placed by and the 3. Choose a shade. Shades come in hwid.ttds
home. You can use it to balance and lamp itself from the base to the bottom of the of shapes and sizes. They can be tall and thin,
supplement the natural light in a room, to shade. If you're considering a floor lamp to shon and wide, linen or bamboo. Try to choose
illuminate dark comers, to provide adequate illuminate a reading chair, make sure you a shade that will match the stylt of your lamp
task lighting and to create vibrant focal points measure from the ftoor to your eye level when and its dimensions. As a general rule, the
of interest. There are many fun ways to light up seated in the chair. The industry standard for a lampshade should be wide enough to conceal
a room. You can use a torchiere to create accent floor lamp is between 40• and 42" high, but that all the mechanical components while flattering
or ambient lighting. You can place a canned doem't mean a lamp will be the right height for the base.
uplight behind a potted plant to light up a dim you. Your height and the firmness of the chair, 4. Try adding fancy 6nials or beads to yow
comer or a small lamp on the table next to the or lack of, could make a big difference in lamp for a unique finishing touch.
front door to illuminate the foyer. You can use whether or not a lamp will work for you. If you have a lamp that you adore but is out
small spotlights to highlight works of an or Nothing Is worse than trying to read wtth the of date or doesn't match your dkor, consider
family photos. constant glare of a llghtbulb shining in your changing it. Give the base a new coat of paint,
!Amps offer more versatility to lighting face, so take your own measurements before add a new shade and presto, you have a whoJt>
options than any other type of fb:ture. A variety heading out to atq>. new lamp for minimal ti.me and money. To
ol styles are available to reflect the character of If you can't find the exact lamp you want, revive an old shade, recover tt. Just lay the
any home. For a contemporary home, for consider making your own. lamp kits are now shade on its side QD top of the fabric you've
example, you might use sleek, metal floor available at most hardware stores. With a little chosen and roll it aaoss the fabric, drawing an
lamps with articulating anns for task lighting imagtDa1ioo. you cm ae.ate the perfect outline of it as you go. Cut the fabtic, allowtng
and a sllin-stemmed t.able lamp for reading. For one-of-a-kind limp yoU've been seeking. To an extra inch on each edge, and hot glue ft onto
an ans and aafts h001e, you mJgbt use make your own lamp, follow these simple the shade, folding over the top and bottom
stal.Ded~ pendant IJldrtl for task IJghttng inltruaiona. edges and attaching them to the Inside.
md a lqWl1'e wooden taf>Je lamp for nwftng. 1. Select a hue. Just about anything wtll wodc lighting an liven up a room and make tt feel
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Newport
Heights home
This tum-key, four
bedroom, three bath
Newport Heights
home has been
redone from the studs
up. Great floor plan
with open kitchen and
family room
combination. The
second story features
an enonnous master
suite wtth fireplace
and large sitting area.
Beautiful backyard
with private spa. Best
buy in the Heights.
Th.is h ome is offered at SJ ,549,000
For more infimnation, call Jon Dishon at (949) 640-3600 Strada Properties,
140 Newport Center Drive, Sit. 100, Newport Btach
Elegant, model
perfect, Castaway ·
Plan 2
Beautiful Tesoro
Villas home with
great ocean view
Gorgeous, anttque
fireplace in Uving room
and French antique
chandellers in entry and
dining room. Features a
library/parlor off entry.
huge laundry room with
bwlt-ins, WUle closet,
storage area, office nook at
top of sta1rS Thin!
bedroom currently us~d as
an office and can easily be
converted Newly
remodeled kitchen Wlth
granite countertops and
stainless steel appliances
This home is offered at $1,550,000
For more rnfonnatwn call Kara Kipp al (949) 640-3600. Strada Propertie:.
I 40 Newport Center Onue. Ste 100, Newport Beach.
Spacious
two-story home
This three bedroom. rwo
and one-half bath
townhome is locate 111
desirable l:.aS1s1<..le I I eights
The hvmg room feature'>
vaulted ceumgs and opens
to the d.uung room wnh
French doors which open to
the rear patio The knchen
includes tl garden wmdow
and opens to a d1mng .uea
Wlth French doors off of the
sunny front pauo wt th
Located on cul-de-sac,
this tum-key home sits on
one of the largest lots and
features a gowmet k.Jtchen
that opens to the fanuJy
room and park-Wee
gardens, which are
conducive to lavish
entertaining. The home
has large, open spaces, yet
a serene and inumate
feeling with gorgeous
maple hardwood floors '--------...-......---------~ Sparush pavers There are thrl'l' beclroonh upStcl.lrS tncluding a guest room
downstairs. Upstairs you Wlll find a secluded master suite wnh hreplace and
artist's studio with many built-ms which could be a flfth bedroom One
bedroom features a private office or hobby room
This home ts offered at $2,095,000
For~ '".form41Wn· call Adrienne Brennan at (949) 640-3600 Strada
ProperHes. 140 Newport Cnlter Dnve. Ste. I 00, Newport Beach.
Marvelous, highly
upgraded
Martinez Plan 5
Located in Turtle Ridge's
community of Ashton
Green. 11Us three bedroom,
two and one-half bath home
has a flowing floor plan that
includes a large kitchen with
granite oountertops, tile
floors and newer applJances,
spacious IWin& room with
fireplace md Lvge dining
area. Alhton Green features
an Olympic-med pool, spa
and patio gathering areal throU&b<>ut the development. Other amenities of
llUs state-of-tbe-ert home include Category 5 wiring throughout, 6re
spdnlden, lc:CUrlty system, and oversized two car garage which is wired for an
deadc ftblde and mote.
This home 11 otrered at S629 ,000.
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• ' ' ' ' 'IMJ Ntfll#ft CJado' OrlflC: $":JOO, N~Bod.
wtth a fireplace, another guest bedroom with a pnvate balcony and a large
mru.ter bedroom Ttus home also leaturei. newer carpeting, rec:ently refinished
hardwood floor.. and newer landscap111g
Ttus home IS offered at $579,000
For ffWre mfonnation call Tim Carr at {949) 640-3600 Strc1da Properlit·~
140 Neurort Ct nter Dnve Sit• 100, Newport Beach
Three bedroom
home with great
floor plan
Great floor plan with
main Ooor bedroom or
office, three bedrooms
plus a bonus room
upstclJI'S Feature~ mclude
vaulted ceilings, spacious
kitchen, formal dining
room, three fireplaces
(living room. fanuJy room
and master bedroom),
marble Ooors in kitchen,
entry Separate laundry
room. Nice quiet street
Upgraded with plush
carpet, marble fl oors.
Ughts, faucets and more Easy to show
This home is offered at $975,000.
For.""'11 mf<Jf'mlltkm, can Gary Hesstlgq:spt-at (949) ~}m. s'"""'
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345 Cameo Shores
4Br 3Ba Sat 2-5
Patty Harvey
714-501-6110
Metro Realty
412 Hazel Ave.
4Br 4.5Ba Sun. 1-4
Michael Brinkman
Coastline. Realty
949-650-9100
$2,445,000
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$2,995,000
DANA POINT
33652 Blue Lantern
4Br 3.5Ba Sun 1-5
Ed Conway
offc 949-370-5766
cell 949-661-2784
$1,890,000
LAKE FOREST
25337 Via Viego
4Br Sat 12-3
Julie Oneill
949-689-8797
$389,000
NEWPORT BEACH
306 Pirate Rd
4Br Sat-Sun 1-5 $1,379,000
Mel Kiddle, Rltr
949-887-6552
44 Baycrest Court
3Br 3Ba Sat 1-4
Michael Stark
Metro Realty
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$739,000
NEWPORT BEACH
1115 Granville
2Br 2Ba Sun 1-4 $1, 195,000
Vince Mayell
Cannery VIiiage Realty
714-264-1908
1014 Bayside Cove
2Br 2Ba Sat-Sun 1-5 $975,000
Maryann Mascaro
949-760-0880
Traditional Realty
1 Coventry
4Br 3Ba Sat-Sun 1-5 $1,695,000
Marla Haper
Harbor Realty
949-929-2015
3196 Corte Hennosa
3Br 2.5Ba Sun 1-4 $1,250,000
Mary Wattenberg
Prudential Calif Realty
949-en-&219
1525 E. Ocean Blvd
3Br 2. 75Ba Sat-Sun 1-5 $2,288,000
Laurie Leggio
Coast Properties of Callfomla
949-230-1851
NORTH LAGUNA
378 Hawthorne Rd
3Br Sat-Sun 1-5 $2,395,000
Jeff Day A Ferguson/Day Prop Dev
949-725-9283
Artists Walk Lofts
from only $549,000
Live Work Environment
Walk to Galleries. shops & reswm I E. Mlm;lhts.
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tumtshed-neYef liYed 10-Main SI lrontage Lrvelwork
and tM yru business downstairs Call '°' dela1ls Stefanie Meuref" Ir Tanya Weeks
(949) 71S-l156 or (949) 244-911 l
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BRAND NEW CRAFTSMAN • OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
378 Hawthorne Rd.
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3000 Coolidge on
leased land.
Reduced to $375,000
Newport Beach
20321 Orchid Street
3BR, 1 BA hdwd firs,
great kitchen,
large unique lot.
$899,000
Laurtna DePr1ma 949-278-2980
W\lllam Kennedy & As9ociates
Corona de! Mw. Ca 92625
. $2,395,000
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Best Townhome
On 81i Canyon Gol Course
44 Canyon Island Dr.
Fabulous 180° Golf Course Views:
7th, 8th + 15th Fai~ Loke.
3 Bedrm + Den{~~· Sq. Ft. Vouhed Ceils, s Have Views,
Completely Remodeled.
$1, 195,000
Private Sale
By Appointment
949.718. 1383
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NEWPORT COAST -SANTA LUCIA
Lease -Newport Coast Gated
Community-$8000.00 per month.
3 bedroom plus office and 3 car garage. Soaring vaulted
ceilings , upgraded throughout with fabulous marbles and
granites. Available with short notice.
NEWPORT COAST • ALTEZZA
$1,395,000
Newport Coast-Lowest priced condo with 2300 sq ft -Gated
Community. End unit-with large wrap around yard, beautifully
appointed. Live 5 minutes from the beach and Fashion Island
STEFANIE MEURER
(949) 715-3 I 56
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949.887.7373
By Owner, Agents Welcome
Contact Terri WaDdna
949-290-07 51 or 949-3 70-9393
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Villa Tesori sold by Sara a Brad Hinman . .
nils newly completed custom
estate Is In Pelican Crest
Real estate professionals Sara fr Brad
Hinman, of Coast Newport Properties have
expeaenced a strong summer adding to an
already successful year. The mother/son tea,tn
recently sold "VU1a Tesort• (6 Skycrest), a newly
completed, landmark custom estate in the
Pelican Crest area of Newport Coast. Sara and
Brad~ the seller/developer, Rob and
Mome Glass ol Gius Construction Corp.
The Htnmans and Glass have worked together
for many years on numerous projects. On Villa
TesotJ. the Hin.mans
90.ld Glals the vacant
lot, provtded
oonsulution during
conmuctton and
sold the completed
home for one of the hJ&hest prices ever
acbleftd tn Newport
Coan.
-it is an extensive
process, and we
enjoy being involved
and having the
opportunity to offer
input along the way; Brad said.
Sara believes that Rob and Mome Glass have a
good handle on what discem.Jng buyers desire
when it comes to classic, custom homes. In
addition to development, Rob also finishes the
home wtth beautiful interior design. Each home
is unique and true to tts architectural style.
Sara has been selling real estate for more than
28 years, and her son Brad, for nearly 10 years.
Brad, with a degree in Planning and
Dnelopment from USC, enjoys woridng with
developers on new projects. Sara and Brad
repraent buyers and sellers throughout the
cout. Their many years of experience gives them
unsurpaued knowledge of the distinctive coastal
area. Thdr philosophy bas always bttn to give
Exquisite five bedroom
home In guard-gated
Harbor Cove
Situated in the guard-gated
com.mun.tty of Harbor Cove, one of
Newport Beach's premier family
nctgbborboods, this model perfect
home has a total of five bedrooms
and three baths. The property's
interior location offers privacy and
tranquillity. Featt:'!fi an open Boor plarl with
vauhed fn&I, tlUI exqWJtte
res1de0cle ii amaitlf ~ lowest
priad Oft bedroom home in
Newpott leidl. One bedroom and
one Mdlare k>cased &nmscms. ~
h1lh bidt)ard tn.Yttagadous~
each client their
personal time and
attention.
"Sara and Brad are
the quintessential real
estate professionals;
said Peter H.
Hernandez, pre51dent
and chief operating officer of Coldwell Banker
Orange County. "Each listing they represent is
marketed uniquely to its strength. Their anenuon
to detail is exhaustive. I'm proud to have them in
our company.•
Summarizing 2004, Brad said, "We have had a
good year. Newport Beach, Newport Coast and
~dy Canyon continue to be in great demand.
There are so many wonderful types of
communities oiiering diverse lifestyles within a
few miles of the coast. We are so fortunate to live
and work ln this great area.•
S4ra & Brad Hlttma11 can be reached at Coast
Nauport Properties/OJ/d'"11 Btlnlter, 4 Civic
Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Buell. Call (949)
759-3705. """"1.~te.com.
1btili home .. 08cftd at $1,429 ,ooo.
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Coldwell Bankers
Chad Schlosser is
results oriented
He Is known for his outstanding
interpersonal skills
Chad SChlosser
As a licensed real est.ate broker with Coldwell
Banker's Newport Beach office, Chad Schlosser has
additional knowledge and educauon in the real estat~
industry th.at sets him apart from others m his
profession Known for his outstanding
commurucation and interpersonal skills, he ts a
results-oriented professional who lS motivated and
enthusiastic when 1t comes to helping his clients
acrueve their real estate goals.
Schlosser has an extensive background m sales th,lt
enables rum to close t.ransacuons successfully He
specializes in developing and enhannng long-term
client relat:Jonsrups His ongoing comm.ttment to
proVJdtng the highest quality of customer servi.re
enables tum to consistently meet or exceed client
expectations Schlosser en1oys staying mvolved m the
region he serves through membershlp rn the Newpon
Beach Chamber of Commen::e
A tughly skilled and educated professional.
Schlosser received his bachelor of Saence degree in
business administration and finance from Daruels
School of Business at the Uruversity of Denver Pnor
to joining Coldwell Banker, he managed a $20
million portfolio of multi-untt and single farruly
residential properties for a large property
management firm in Redondo Beach As a former
sales representative for pharmaceutical sports
supplemental products, he conducted promotions to
launch new products. consistently exceeding sales
goals. When it comes to developing the most
effective m.a.rket!Jl8 strategies, SchJosser's expenence
as an executive account representative for a major
mark~ ftrm serves h.ls clients well
Backed by the extensive resources of Coldwell
Bmlc.er, Schlosser is proud to offer the highest callber
of informed, personalized seivice that de.livers
results. He looks forward to assisting you with all of
your ial estate needs throughout Newport Beach
and twTOUDding communities.
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