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1997-07-05 - Orange Coast Pilot
SIJOlt TS Doug Sparks boards the Dream Cha,se' Turn of the CENTURY What do 'The Stars and Stripes FQrever,' ragtime ~d Grace Navaroe have in commortl They've an been aro d tor 100 years GOifers · hit with higher rates • But fees at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club will remain some of the lowest in the county. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA tv1ESA -City Man- ager Allan Roeder bas given the OK to Mesa Verde Partners, oper- ators of the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, to raise greens fees by up to 5% once renova- tions to the course are completed. The new rates will keep the golf course fees among the five lowest in Orange County, Roeder said. The public course is ·also one of the busiest with about 175,000 rounds played a year. A round of golf is about $25, com- pared to about $70 at other city- owned courses, Roeder said. Additionally, City Councilman Gary Monahan said be plans to propose that Costa Mesa resi- dents be given some sort of pref- erence over other Orange County residents in scheduling their starting times at Monday's City Council meeting. •Tue course is pretty crowded so it's tough to get on,• Monahan sa.Jd. Although the mcrease is about half the amount the partnership requested, Roeder believes the price should be kept affordable. The city employs the partnership to operate the golf course, how- •SEE FEES PAGE A13 No news is good news • Newport Beach police, partiers~eitthrough the Fourth of July holiday relatively trouble-free. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pflot The number of arrests in New- port Beach were about the same as they w~ during last year's Fourth of July festivities, as party goers and law enforcement offi- dals maintained a pretty cool relationship Priday, with no major arrests reported. About 140 or so police officers, the ~tire Newport Beach police force, spent the day writing tick- ets for alcohol-related violations, confiscating fireworks and dtln9 people for minor drug posses- liom. .. About 35 arrests were reported •SEE HOLIDAY PAGE A13 c. ,. . (Jjfi(j,Ql, summer I sale se<isOn begins I T he de:;. ~~~early Wednesday, at 9 I a.m., for the an.dual IUIDDler sale at At..Eue I (159·7979) located at Pubion Island 1n New· j JE>HN~r.fH .E JUK&' SC:HROEDE·R, port Beach. Men's sportswear collectiom will be 1 reduced up to 70%. Selected mercband1le from ! designers will be marked down, including Ken· ! neth Gordon, Polo, Bobby Jones, Ike Behar, Zanel· l la, Axiz, Barty Briclten. Mondo, Cutter & Buck and j Reyn Spooner. 1 Master pilot finds respect in Virtual World A liquidation sale of department store µiercban· I dise is 1n progress at Metro Town Square, near l South Coast Plaza, at 3650 Briltol St. Sale items I reduced 50% Include home furnilhings, women's, 1 men's and children'• clothing, shoes and acces-I sories. The sale is expected to continue for the j n,ext few weeks. i lbe Newport 1 1 Sid Co. is hav· ing a great sum· ! mer clearance I sale with bar-I gain prices on swimwear, golf wear, in-line skates, wetsuits, wate boards and shorts. selected mer- chandise is reduced to make room for the new ski and snow board arrivals. Popular greer wylder name brands on sale items fuclude men's and junior boys' Quiksil- ver, Billabong, Bogner ladies shorts, Toes on The Nose shorts, Connelly ski vests, Airwalk skate- board shoes, Girl Star shorts and Roxy swimwear. The Newport Ski Co. is located at 2700 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Best Buys reader Edie Leroy of Newport Beach wanted to know which window cleaning service sells do-it-yourself window cleaning kits. Park Window Cleaillng (720-9101) sells kits for $29.95. "f.he price includes a bucket, two squeegees -for large and small panes -replacement rubbers, towels, a strip washer, a manual and soap. Wlllia.m Harold Jewelers is having its semi- annual, half-off sale now through July 31. Mer- chandise included in the sale are diamond wed- ding sets, antique and fine jewelry, watch and jewelry repair, estates bought and sold, and one- af-a-kind pieces. William Harold is located at 3116 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. . You can buy clothes to look like a golf pro and HEIS Vhtually elite. BAmETECH John "The Juke• Schroeder ii a ruddy·faced io.yea.r-<>ld ·in elite com· pany. A ma.nAger at Virtual World in Cotta Mesa's niangle Square, be estimates he's spent roughly 500 hours in the la.st two yean playing 3,000 games of the center's two fea· tured games, Battletech and Red Planet. The practice has made Schroeder a certified master at Battletedl, :in which players slip into a Virtual Real- ity cockpit arrayed with j~cb, levers and pedals that control wlw is supposed to be a 30-foot walld.ng tank known as a Mech. Players fire lazers and missiles while dodging blasts from other Mechs. Though Schroeder has a reputa- tion for humility, he has no illusions about his prowess. "I've killed some of the best peo- ple in here in less thiul a minute," said Schroeder, who also works part time at a nearby pizza shop. "I've spent a lot of time here." PARAMEOUM An Anaheim native and Costa Mesa High School graduate, Schroeder attends Orange Coast Col- lege and dreams of playing baseball professionally. He said the game has given him the hand-eye c::oorclina~on that makes him a natural at Vutual World. Schroeder play~ his first game of Battletech ArQund tile time the Costa Mesa center opened in 1995. "When I first.came here I was a lit- tle confused about what it all was," he said. "My first five to 10 missions I wasn't very good." .Hi.I life changed when a more advanced player with the code-name MASTER TRIALS Schroeder achieved master status earlier th1s year afterlive or six attempts to pass the Master . ntals, which are as elaborate as any .karate black belt test An aspirant must pit his or her Mech against three masters, kill ot least two of them and survive the third during a 12-minute mission. find bargains at John Leonard's Goll Shop, which is holding its annual summer sportswear sale. Men's and ladies' sportswear is reduced 30 to 10%. The store is located at 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. , Paramecium took the fiedging virtual pilot under bis wing. "He saw some- thing in me," Schroeder said. •He started teaching me how to play. He was my major mentor." •1 relate a lot of stuff here to Top Gun," Jle said. "Why are youherei To be the best of the best. I will never say that I'm the best a this, ~use there's olways someone out there that can beat you on any given day.• • 9EST IUYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. If you know of a good b~call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170, or write to me: Best Buys, Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. 92627. VOL 91, NO. 149 lMOMAS H. JOtWSON. P\Jbllsher WIU.IAM L090BJ.. EdltOf STEVE MAMLE. Managing Editor TONY DOOIJIO, Assistant Managing Editor TINA 90ttGATTA. City Editor M>GIJt CMI SON.. Sports Editor MARC MAll11N. Photo Editor LYMll ESOlA. Display Adwrtlsing NOY OITI1NG. Oasslfled Advertlslng LANA JOHNSON. Promotions ~SHAH, Chief Flnlndal Officer ~ REAQERS HQTUNE 642-6086 Record your comments abovt the Dally Pilot or news tips. ADDRESS Our ~dr~ ts 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. CORBECJJOHS It Is the Pilot'J polky to prompt· ly com!ct all errors of subsance. Please c.all 574-4233. Especially hard to master is the •torso twist,• which involves swivel- ing to the top of the Mech around on the battlefield, Schr9eder said. Schroeder has been known as "The Juke• since his high school foot- ball days, where he eame4"the nick- M"' CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, lfhntratlons. ecllto- rial matter or advertlsemef'lt herein Qn be reproduced with- out written permlsUon of copy- right owner. HOW TO REACH us• Clftuletlon The Tlmes Orange County (800) 252-9141 ~ a.lfied 642-5678 :642-4321 News~1224 Sports 642--4330 NeW$. Sports Fax 646--4170 :::1~1ot.2eearthllnk.net ,...,,,. Offb 642--4321 Bullna Fax 631-5902 .~ ... -,..~ I • .'' . ...... ;•:' > • "•Jo'.\ . . .. • .. ,,,,,.... . . ' 1,\ • . .." .. ~ T&W'EllAtullES Southwest to wester- Newport BNCh 63158 ly 4-foot high early afternoon, wfth a 2- Balboa foot low later In 63158 afternoon. Costa Mesa 68157 TIDES Corona d&I Mar TODAY 66158 First low 5:45 a.m. -0.1 SURF FORECAST First high LOCATION SIZE 12!31 a.m. 3.3 Wedge 2-3 s Second low Newport 2-3 s 4:42 p.m. 2.1 Blackles 2-4 s Second high River Jetty 2-4 s 11:05 p.m. 4.9 CdM 2-3 s SUNDAY First low 90A1'ING 6:26 a.m. 0.0 Look fa average First high boatfng WHther out 1:06a.m. 3.1 ther'9 along the Second low Southern C.llfomla 5:24p.m. 2.3 c.oast. Winds light Second high and vanable ttils • 11:39 p.m. 4.6 momlng becoming southwest to YleSter- ly 8 to 12 knots. name for his dodging prowess. "The Juke" is the name of the warrior he becomes mthe cockpit. he's far superior to·me," be said, not- ing that people are driven to achieve master status because mtlie prestige attached to it. ·vou really carry a lot of weight as far as people respecting you as a pilot• •1 like winning,• Schroeder said. "If you can do something and win, you're going to like it.• Part of being a master involves helping the less-skilled with the game, he said. •People have given up on it, and I've said, 'Hey, let me show you. Come on.'" • Schroeder said he was once a Bat- tletech addict who played up to eight games a day, but his habit's under control now. Later this month he'll try; for master status at Red Planet, which tea~ firing hover aaft. : j i "9RT\JAL WEIGHT Virtual World regional manager Karl Hartwig said there are only between 30 or 40 master-level players in the country, which puts Schroeder in select company. "It doesn't mean anything out tn• normal-day life, but.when l come Into, this place, people looking u.p to me, It• gives me a sense of pride, I guess.· be said. -Story by Cbrtltopber Goffard. "I'm a Battletech master too, but Photo .by Don Leach. ~t.'~ .~ . ., f~.l~· . ~ . r.:;f.,J;, ; . :· ..:>-..... k • ... _ "" .... .Ji.. Surf Is a comblna-• Parked, occupied vehkles containing one or more persons tJon of leftover are especially ~niflcant if observed at an unusual hour. They southwest and left· could be possl e lookouts for a burglary in progress, even if <:Net wind swell throughout the the occupants appear to be lovers. morning. We have a • Any vehkle moving slowly and without lights or following tidepush coming up from a mlnus-1-foot a course that appears aimless or repetitive Is suspicious. Occu· low that comes up pants may be casing for Qlaces to rob or burglarize. to 4 feet On this push we'll see some • Apparent business transactions conducted from a vehicle, little peaks coming especially around schools or parks and if juveniles are th~-V.got involved, could mean PQS'Sible drug sales. • west swell coming • Persons being forced Into vehkles -especial\ if they are through that's going Juveniles or f~ -may l'nffn a possible ldnapping. to be slowty filling R~ord the lkense plates and call polke. In throughout the • The abandoned vehicle parked on your block may be day. Waist-to chest- high likely with stolen. Contact parking control with a lkense pfate number. pot9nt.lal for a ~ shoulder-high range. • Place gravel outside windows ~ you're concerned Wlndswell will be about prowlers. The noise of someof)9 stepping on it will COl"fllng up through serve to alert you. the weekend In response to ll'Kreas· • Seemingly Innocent ectlvities may be afmes In ~ Be a Ing onshonl flow. good neighbor, be observant and wltd't fof unusu.I adivity. " Make Tboee Patio• ti Entries Beautiful MOULTON-NIGUEL CALIFORNIA =~= Let Jim Jeoniaa• in.stall your complete Yard hard.cape. • . WA)ERDJSTRICTS.3DUE9/l/l3 5~423%' STAmAND FEDERAL TAX FREE 9.891 # TmB/lEelJJVMlNI' YIEIJJ AAIMA llATl!D ••-.c INIUllll> CAI I Aa.l 91tlOl • lOO .,..._,..,,tU12 ..... , •• _....., .............. . ............. _ ... -........ ,, 1'.....,_r••••.a1••".a ............. ,,,.. ..................... , ......... .,.. .. ...,.. ....... _, .......... 1•• a-. .... .. -............. ,..... .... , ........ ..... ·A• my frtend Mark 1Wain might have put it, •Everybody talP about education, but nobody does any- thing about it.• A groa eiaggeration. of course. Most teechen, adminis- traton and trustees try to do good thing• for education on a daily bull. sun. what we hear and read about education ls overwhelm-1-· ... ,....~----..... · ingly negative. The tchools are tenible and getting worse. • TheJeachers are lazy, over-• paid dopes who only work nine . '1onthl ol the year. : Who needs teaching creden- tiall, anyway? You go in and jou teach. Hell, anybody can do ~t. • Government should butt out. ~emment should do more. : M\ich of the critid.sm is merit- ec:L But it is mostly m1sdirected. '. With some exceptions, it is '"' ....... •a.lay pot the teachers or the prlnd- pall or the superintendents or the boa.rd members who have left our schools gasping for -breath. Mainly, it is the polltid.ons who neglecte<l .education in Cal- ifornia for so many ye.ats. All of a sudden. the dtizenl woke up and realized the tchools in their state were ranked down with Mississippi and Florida instead of up with Iowa and Minnesota. When their constituents began bowling, the Senate and the Assembly reacted pre- dictably: They stuffed public education into a straightjacket of politics and bureaucracy, already overlaid with a morass of judicial decisions. The result was an education system that gets pushed and shoved almost into oblivion. Politics rules. Political egos prevail and the 900-pound goril- la (i.e., Los Angeles Unified fred martin School District) gets what it wants, usually to the detriment of smaller districts. Helping matters not at all is the California Teachers Associa- tion. When it becomes overly greedy, this sometimes evil empire can be as detrimental as the politicians it work$ to influ- ence. . Last week I had the opportu- nity to sit in while one group of ... educators and dtizens - brought together and led by a politidan -worked at its ongo- ing process of trying to ge• a b4ndle on dealing with the politidans and educa.tionists in Sacramento. · · The group is Assembly- woman Marilyn Brewer's School Facilities Task Poree, a consor- tiwn of some 30 volunteers rep- resenting school districts, busi- nesses and concerned citizens in the 7oth Assembly District. I don't agree with everything Marilyn Brewer does. But here, she is aces. Education bas prob- lems. She has put together a force to deal with them. And she doesn't pull many punches. On a bill by Curt Pringle: ·we voted for it-, but they really held us'hostage." On the move to reduce devel- oper fees, as Costa Mesa has just done: MThe reality is, il develope.rs don't offer good ICb.oola, they c.an 't sell their houses.• The current hot potato in Sacramento -and Marilyn's task force -is a blpartilan movement to cut the~ margin to pass school bonds from a 66%, two thirds majortty to 50% plus one. Brewet sees the chances of that getting through as slim and none. "The Republican side of the aisle will not support a simple majortty: Brewer said. •fifty percent is simply not real world. Now 60, tha~ay be. That's what we need to work for.• Someone noted that, while one of every eight K-12 students lives in California, it is one of only four states that hews to the two-thirds requirement. Newport-Mesa board mem- ber Judy Franco (who attended with Superintendent Mac Bernd) noted that, in recent memory, ·Only one school dis- . HEINKE (Mmttlwn) . Fat Free Cookies Frelh BaW Blwti DeiJlJered Dailg • Jewllb lbte RIUJ5 SZ~! Rm . .,. .'\.t \\ \) \' '1 l\\ '\. ~ VdaminE NATIJllAL • 1000 '"'U. • -18" •ESS OIL FlltltAdbW .. 7b &oaloco. ~- From ·s. w.w..t Alw Ol'n. s OMMDI Al ... Found In Sag · SUGG. tt2.71 trict in Orange County bu .,... • able to pus a ICbool-l>Ond ...... • -Loi AlamitOI. • • (The colomnilt sitting then wondered if that might baw aDf bearing on the fact that LOI r Alamitos ls generally CODSldenld: to be the finest dlstrict in lbe county.) - The a.sseJDblywoma.n told ol • some of tb4l mysterious thiDgil that happen to educ.atloo bOls • • they stumble along the tortuous •. trail from introduction to the governor's desk. • : ·Legislation bas certain u.. -: ments in it when it passes. But •. when it comes out, some of those elements have disap-. peared. We just have to keep on- 1t and fight when the opportuni-• ty presents itself. Mlt is a frustrating, frightening environment.· • FRED MAllT1N'S column runs ewry Thursday and Saturday. ~JULYS. 1111 E XCH.Um am AWMDS: H1gh IC:bool compettttve tail- ing ooadl BUI w.-· recetved tbe Book of Golden Deeds award from the Ezc:hange Club of Newport Harbor. Wake- man organ17.ed the compettttve Wling p~ at Newport Har- bOr hilgh School and coached the teem to several national champi- onships. Saturday, Wakeman left wtth the team for England for interna- tional' competitive sailing races. The award was presented by club member Seymour Beek whose son, upon hearing that Wakeman was to be recognized by the club, described Wakeman as •the coolest teacher at Harbor.~ Wake- man currently teaches at Costa Mesa High School. George Reinker of Corona del Mar received the Proudly We Hail award from the Exchange Club of Newport Harbor for the flying of the American flag at the Terraces Community Center. The Exchange Club presented Jim de Boom with the Community ' • l • ::1 I \ll \11111111 1\'I II \1111 \ : • Phone calls and lellers writlen on your l>chalf. Documenls reviewed for free. Retain an auorncy ror the entire year ror only $90. U1hed Lepl Proriden 1.-....uw I SeMoe Award in recognition ot 13 years ot school board leMce and involvement ln a variety of com· munity organizations. ROTARY cum OIANGE Off\WCS; Coastl1ne College Dean Ed Decker bu been elected presldent of the Rotaiy Club Of .. Costa Mesa for 199?-98, replAdng Gordon CUrrte whose tenn erpirec:l. Serving with Decker as officers are nm Wlgmon, presi- dent-elect and seaetary; Rod Carey, treasurer; Karl Kemp, com- munity service; Jady Watson, club service; Ed Puchetdt, vocational service; Bob Chew, international service; Mike Nllbet, membership chair; Jerry DaW, progr4ID chair; Gordon Cmrle, foWldation chair and Judy Watson, bulletin editor. The Rotary Club of Costa Mesa Club meets weekly on Wednes- days at noon at the Mesa Verde Country Club. Attorney Alyssa Westover has been installed as president of the Rotary Club of Newport Beach Sunrise, replacing Wll1b Celestino's quality M EATS - II w Fn 11' • ..;r ,\tear an< I S<'fl 1ice Available We ( nny Rocky Free Range Chickens Mannings Beef Lolll Celesttoo•s Homemade Sausage Pork or Veal Bratwurst. Italian Sweet or Hot Chicken or Turkey New York Steak $8.99lb Boneless . • Celesttno•s Kabobs Top Sirloin Steak $6.591b Celestlno's Patties Ground Bee f, Turkey $2.99lb : In our own special Marinades • Chicken or Beef • $5.99lb ' . . . : : 270East17th St. Costa Mesa~ (714) 642-7191 : : (Hillgren Square) 10:00 to 7:00 Mon-Sat ,.,.. ______ ....,. __________________________________ __, ASSISTED LIVING At Sunudgc:. we: do more: than iust care: for ou r rcsidc:ncs ... WE CARE ABOUT THEM. In fm, we: rrc:ar them like: family. And chat's rhc: bc:st kind of caring thc:rc IS. O ur dc:dicacc:d 24 hour profcss1onaJ nursing sraff provides nor onl y c:x1ra care:, bur quality a rc:. For those: of our residents who may require: special auc:ntion, we: an hc:lp rake the: c(ifficulry out of such rules as dressing or bathing. At Sunridge, adjac~nt co a scenic park and lake, our residents appreciate having private room• furnished with their personal bclonginp. Everyone ICMS the: three ddiciout mcala we Krw activities such u current eY91ts, dUawion groups. bridge and bingo. Res1dc:nu are encou.n.ged afjoin w 1n a daily acrcisc program and, if thc:y choose:, for wcelcly religious services. We alto cake interesting trips and provide traNportadon to doaon and for penonaJ crnnds. PhysicaJ ~erapy and muaagc therapy arc available right hctt at Sunridgc. Our awa.rd winnlnc SkiUed Nuning Facility, Wmdacst_is aJso I pan of Our Qmp\11, r jim de boom Longyeu, whose tenn expired. Selving with Westover on the board of directors are Caroline Abbott, president-elect and secre- tary; Erle Carllon. treasurer: Brett Beck, Community Service; Mary Cockley, Club Service; Thomas Blrch, International Service; Syd Luca, membership chair; Peter Barrett, public relations chair; WE WANT To BE YOUR FIRST CHOICE! Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUl'O • HOMEOWNERS • HFAll'H Since 1957 . ~ 4;/ ~., .. ......,..._""'-"'" r ,, 631-7740 441 Old Nn¥J>On Bhd. • Newpon Bac.b (Rev Hoos Hoopical) , .... W..wktl, ~At ADDlt and Wiiii ......,.., bul- 1.cin edllar. 1be ltolary Club ot =...ch SU!Wemeets Tu91days at 7:30 a.m. ~CNb .. t>e!U:. lftmldent ~baa South.Q>alt Sunrile ~ Oub, replacing MIU ICoadralle Serv- ing with Lawler on the boerd ot d1rec:ton are Mmtln PNld. prest. dent~ Layne Melzer, secre- tary and program cbair1 1oany Rem-en, treuwel'1 Sae Coulombe, <Xll!Ui\unity seiviQ!; Diw Pdtc~ club service; n.le Bixler, VOCASiooal service1 Sunny CM. intemdonal service; and Art IOcbun. membership~· INIBINATIONAI. COfNEN. 1ION: Uona Cubs will bold their International Convention this weekend in Philadelphia, PenJV Sylvania this weekend. Uons International is the largest service dub organization in the world with more than 1.4 milb mem- ben ID 150 countdel. Memben of local Uom Oum oe}ebrated the Fourth ot July ln the bUth place ot the Un.tted States u they attended the Convention. SllMCE Q.111....-..ciS nm CXJ._.. WEEK: lWSDAY -7:JO am. the Newport Beach Sunrise Rotaty Club meets at the BalboA Bay Oub to hear Orange County Supervisor Tom Wiison. Noon Down· town Costa Mesi Kiwanis dub meets It the Costa Mm c.ommuntty Center. ':JO p.m. the Costa ~Newport' H.,t>of Lions Oub meets It the Cost.I Mesa Country Oub for I business meeting. WllJNISDAY -7:15 a.m. South Coast Sunrise Rotaly Club meets at the Center Oub. Newport Hllbor Kiwanis Club meets It the Unlvenlty Athletk Club. Noon Costa Mesa Rot.wy Club meets It Mesa Verde Country Oub. The Exchange dub of Or.nge Coast meets at the Blhla Corinthian Yacht dub. 6:00 p.m. Newport Bllboa Rotary Club meets at the' Bahia Corinthian Y.att Club for the demotion of President Mil· lard •Mac• MacAdam and the lnstalla· I can't believe ..... . WOllTH RB'EATING: From the Scut· t1ebutt. the IOwanls Oub of Newport Beach-Cof'Ona del Mar newsletter, "Nev- e< underestimate the power of a kind word or deed and rei 1 iember that a good example Is 1he best sermon you can give." • COMIAINnY • CW9S Is published every Saturday in the Daily Pilot. Fax your service club's meeting Information to 631-5851 or mall to 1743 Bayport Way. Newport Beach. 9"l66o. It's My Home Landscaping or re-landscaping isyour answer to a beautiful new look for your hon;ie. KAY MATSON, A.A. C.c.N.P. Landtcape Dalgncr FLOWERDALE can make your landscape dreams come true, .and increase your home's value, too! Come in today and discover the people who can make a difference to you and your garden. ~.~,( ·-' ~U~l.,_le ,,~V~ ! A ¥" ' ( •' NURSERIES, INC. COMPLETE. LANDSCAPING 46 YEAllS EXP. UccnecNo. l08SS3 SANTA ANA• 2800 N. Tustin Ave. (714) 633-9200 COSTA MESA• 2700 Bristol Ave. (714) 754-6661 TEllY MEDa..E C.C.N.P. 1,.nc1..,.pc Designer Making Your World Better From Within! ) ~·· (714) 673-1212 SEE OUR WEB PAGE http://www.farthinginteriors.com · Rtp10deling! ! ! ! · Kitchen and Bath Sp.ecialists I Cail For FREE In Home Consultation Expert Interior Designers and On-Staff Crews From Concept to Installation Proud Member of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce SERVINO ORANGE COUNTY FOR 18 YEARS Cont. Uc. S6087S Floral & Gifts s~sate 50-75°/o off Floral Supplies & Arrangements French Ribbon • Stem Florals • Containers (Excludes Greenery. limited to i.upply on hand) Expirci. 7/9/97 -·-Custom · Gifts & Florals Antiques Speciality Furniture Mon-Fri I 0-6 • Sar 10-5 369-E. 17th St., #13 ·Costa Mesa• 646-6745 ~ lnlyit ~-Y·~~ Too.M#JJJ • Umbftllu • f!.eplacement Cath.iom •Spa<:own (Nat to Plum'• Cafe) .. ~ Carol Marttni WW perform fnm 8 to 10 p.m. at a,me. Noble, 901 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. Pw more tnformation, call 4-«-0226. I ~!~..,.__,,.......~--. UMARY KIO PROGRAM ?be NeWport Beach Public Ubraries invite children entering first through fifth grades to •cre- ate a Disguise" a free arts and aaft.s program at 10:30 a.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach central library. For more information, call 717- 3801. PARENT PROJECT Newport-Mesa Unified School District presents the Parent Pro- ject, a parenting skills serieS for parents of strong-willed or out-of- control teenagers from 1 to 9:30 p.m. on Mondays beginning today through Aug. 4 at St. AndreW's Church, 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Beech. Workboob will be available for $20. POr leleMltk>nlt Call 160- 340.. USTENING SKIW The South Coast Business and Professional Women offers lunch and a lecture on "Do You Hear What I Heat? -Improving Your Listening Skills". from 11 :30 a .m. to 1 J>.m. at Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Admission 1$ .$17 for members and $22 for guests. for reservations, call 472-4666. CANCER TALK Hoag Cancer Center offer a free lecture on •The War on Cancer-Promising New Ther- a pies. and the Role of Clinical 1\ials• from 110 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Bea.ch. For reservations and more information, call 760-5542. National Ass.ociation of Health Underwriters ATTBmON COUtllne C0\.1DleUng Center ott .. an attentiOD deftdt dilorder worbhop called •Hetpl I'm Ott to ~· from 1 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., suite 105, Newport Beach. Ac:lmilsi.on Is .$20. Por more information, can •?6-0991. KIDS PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Ubraries invite children entering f1nt through fjfth grades to •cre- ate a Disguise" a free' arts and crafts program at 3 p.m. at Mariners Branch Ubrary. Por more information, call 717-3801. INTERNET TRAVEL PtANNING Computer Friends otters a free lecture on travel planning using the Internet at 1 p.m. in the multi- pwpose room at the Oasis Senior Center, 800 Ma!gu.erite Avenue, Corona del Mar. For information, call 642-6553. NElWORJ<ERS The Costa Mesa Chamber of I The teading Producers Round Table (LPRn of . the. National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU) is proud to announ.ce that "Paul F. Sansevieri," of Sansevieri Insurance Services, Inc., has qualified to · . receive the Association's Eagles Club Award. Demonstrated professional excellence in the sale of health and disability income insurance is.the criterion for membe~hip in tbis ~lite group of "LPRT" sates and sales management leaders. Thank you Paul for a job well done! The National Association of Health Underwriters (NAHU), founded in 1930, represents health and disability insurance profession~ls throµghout the United States and Canada. NAHU members serve the health insurance needs of over 100 million Americans . . 1000 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, N.W., SUITE 1111 . . WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036 . (2'02) 223-5533 . NAHU is an assqciation of health and disability insu·rance professionals ser:ving the needs of over 119 mill~on Americans. Omm>en.-e otfen a new ~ mDed The Networkers, to better the butfnea Interests ol Chamber memben, from 11:'5 a.m. to 1 p.m. evety Wednesday at the Co&- ta MeJa Golf and Country Cub, 1701 Golf CoW'S8 Drive. Cost is St2 for lunch and participants pay a one-time S15 ff*! to join, Por infonnation, call 574-8783. UPPER BODY STRENGTH The Newport-Costa Mesa.- Irvine YMCA offers a free class on upper body strength training at 6:30 p.m. at 2300 University Dri- ve, Newport Beach . For more information, call 642-9990. BOOK GROUP The Newport Beach Public Ubrary Foundation's next book discussion group will meet at 9 a.m. in the Friends' Community Room at the Central Llbrcuy, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The book discussed is called •Tue Notebook• by Nicholas Sparks. Admission is free. For more infor- mation, call 717-3890. SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship, Del Mar 711 of Oronge County, which is looking tor 14-to 18-c~ teenagers interested in a part of the organization, will meet at 6 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For ~re inf or- mation, call 642-8503. KIDS PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Libraries invite children entering f1nt through fifth grades to • Cre- ate a Disguise,· a tree arts and ·crafts program, at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa Branch Library, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. For more informa- tion, call 717-3801. CAREER NElWORJC St. Andrew's Presbytenan Church offers its next free Career Network meeting on ·Respond- ing to Your Most Difficult Job Search Problems" at 7:30 p.m. at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. SAT\JROAY, JULYS, 1997 ESTATEftANNWG Tbe JaW otfices ot Lila A Ciin- do dfen a .free reminar called •Estate f'annt~ foe the Yocmg Family -ProtecUng Your PalJdlf Tbrough Willi and nusts• al 6;Z¥>. p.m. at 881 Dovw Drive, Suite ~. Newport Beadl. Reservations V!8 required at 57'-0866. J' ... MUTUAL RJNDS Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. offetrJ a free seminar on •A Step Aheed, How Mutual Funds am He.Ip You Reach Your Finandal Goals• at? p.m. at the Park Newport Apeit- ments OUbhouse on the comer " San Joaquin Hills Road and Jam· boree Road in Newport Beach. Make reservations at 241-3198. FRIDAY INVENTOR'S FORUM Orange Coast College offers a •Profit 'Through Inventing• semi- nar from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Science LectWe Hall. Registration fee is $5 for members and $15 for guests. For more information , call 432-5880. ••MED OfRCBIS . ~'-' _Tbe Golden WMt Chapter of me Retired OUiceil Al'OC'ladon ifi11 hold their nm cUDmr meet· ~ at e p.m. at the Colt.a Mela Gcilf and County Cub, 1701 Golf Coune Drive. Retired ofticen of all branches of the armed servlcel ~ their guests are welcome. Goat 11 $1.C.50. Por more informa- don. call 965-1.C 2? AWARDS LUNOiEON : The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce presents the 34th annual Public Safety Awards Luncheon at 11:45 a.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cost is $'l8. For reservations, which need \o be made by July 7, call 574- 8'180. ., ' JULY12 CRUISING BAJA Orange Coast College's Sailing Program offers a slide/lecture pre- sen tauon titled "Cruising the Baja" from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Sail- ing Center, 1801 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Registration .,.. LAUNOtMD _ Mu"'den Craig Woodson will &bow bow euy lt ii to tum ordl· nary houleho1d lteml into musical instruments from a.round the world at 11 a.m. 1 and 3 p.m. at Launch Pad. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Onoe the instruments are made, Woodson invltes the audi- ence to partid1>4te in a short •jam session.• Cost is $3.25 for mem- bers and $5.75 for guests. Shows are appropriate for children ages 6 and up. Por more information, call 5"6-2061. COMPUTER aue Orange Coast College's Orange Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in room 214 of OCC's Chemistry BUilding. Forums for beginners are held at 8 a.m. Annual mem- bership is $30. For more informa- tion, call 770-1865. BATHSTIUE DAY Bark Park presents its annual Bathstille Day, inviting dogs and °"' top of"'-Weighing a mere 8 ,,,,. """'1Jll pounds our virtually ttMdr OWDel'9 to ......... JMi!Oda tD a wMh and towel dry nm flOIVY· but cbMiful YOUmln fnim t l ..a.a. ID 3 p.& tn 18WIDlde IWk ID c.oa Mel8. Pref dQNJ groo-nen wm be on band to dip Daill, dNli ears, etc. AD prooeecb WW go toward the Parle Operating Pl.Ind. POI' more infonnation, call 15'·. 50'1: CAR SHOW Don Kruse Classic Car Produc- tions and Rick Cole Auction C<m- pany presents the Newport Beech $ummer '91 Collector Car Auction and Show beginning at 10 a.m. at The Hyatt Newporter Hotel, 1101 Jamboree Road. The show will fea- ture mon: than 300 rare cars for sale. Admission is $8 for adults and $3 tot children ages 5 to 12. Por infonnation,call(210)49.S-.777. BAY TOUR Paddle Power offers a three- hour excursion into the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reseive from 9 a.m. to noon at 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. The trip will begin with a brief kayaking lesson, and single and double kayaks are available. Cost The largest bag ca-unbreakable upright psCffy In the l~ustry. glides across the n.. 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Plus huge savings on premium channels with the Comcast 3-STAR Package. We're working our way to your neighborhood with a brand new fiber optic pipeline of entertainment and . information ... hot new channels, digital music, and Internet access that will have you surfing ac gnarly new speeds. Magloal. mullcal world of 6ulll/I Gulllh ll/Mldon ......... COUrl()t Undtr 9111"9111•11 Fifi. oo HIO. $4.95 connection for al TVs! 112 off your first month of Comcast's 3-STAR Package and 4 Free Pay-Per-View Movies! (A $12 valuel) · Save 30% every month with the J .. STAR Package including Complete Bute seMCe; Encore and your choice of two premium channels from HBO, ShoWdme or CinemU. CPllQASS Pihl-C.aDCll* cften a aR dul lrml 8:30 a.m. to noon at Hoag Hoepttal, 301 N8Wp9rt Blvd., Newport 8e8Cb and from 2 to 6 p.m. at Hoeg Health c.enter, 1170 Baker St., Costa Mesa. · Couneii are taUght wtth Ameri- can Heart AliOdatioD guhW•ne-. Coune feeu $27. For reterVatlom call 631·3623. GROWING llGONIAS Sbenri4n Library and Gardens often a free program on growing and propagating begonias at 9:30 a.m, at 2641 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Por more infor- mation, call 673-2261. LAUNOtMD Musidan Cralg Woodson will show how easy it 1s to tum ordinary household ·items into muslcol instrumen1s from around the world at 11 a.m. 1 and 3 p.m. at Launch PM. 3333 8eir St., Cea MMe. Qnoe tbe WllhDIF111 8N JMi:lie. Woodal fDYlll .. -~Cle to ~malldt•jmor t., • COit II S3.25 for members and $5.75 for guem. Shows are appro- priate for children age1 6 and up. Pqr mtormalion. cell 546-2061. ZENaHl'Bt '}be Newport Mela 7.eo Center aa ... an introdUctioo to Zen medi- tation workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. at 711 W. 11th St., suite A-8, Costa Mela. Colt ii $30. For reterfttions, call 722-7818. BUBBlE RIN Children entering first through fifth grades are invited to have good, clean fun at "Don't Burst My Bubble," a free program fea- turing games with big and small bubbles, square bubbles, tall bub- bles and lots of foam at 10:30 a.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. JUllNllON . eoumae ~ Center oa .. a he lecture Called • Atten- tloll De&:it DiiorcMI' e>vwvsew· at 7 p.m. at 1200 Qud St., IUJte 105, Newport Beach. Por more infor- mation, call 416-0991. JUIY15 PATENT WOIUCSHOP Orange Coast College offers a workshop called •Patent Your Ideas, Products and Inventions• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 169 of OCC's Sdence Building. The workshop offers step·by-step methods to evaluate a product or idea and find a buying market. Registration fee is $39. Por more information. call 432-5880. POOR POSTURE Hoag Health Center offers a rree seminar ror seni~ dtizens discussing how to incorporate simple movements into your lifestyle to aeate a youthful pos- ture at 10 a.m. at 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Fori more. informa- tion, call 668-2519t FIELD FRESH PRODUCE ·-sr! 400EAST17th <Col'DU 11th & Tustin> __________________ ......., U FEATURING MAINLY LOCAL We Specialiu In Tiu <,UMMfR HOUR<, M ', 'iAM ll'M ~ ORANGE COUNTY PRODUCE .,lH~ IOAM 6PM Freslu~t And Sweetest WE'RE NOT FANCY BUT Local White & Yellow Corn '71RE ~H Picked From The 7 6-67 7 F"lds Dally!!! I QUALITY PRODUCE AT GREAT PRICF.S BEST & FRESHEST RANCH EGGS \;~"98~s· J.::)-Dozen Noc v.iict WtCh octwr otrm • 00 719197 ICEBURG LETTUCE NOW FEATURING LARGESWEET . 3/100 HEAD !"Ko. 719197 • ARK NORTHWEST CBE~DAILY . 719197 LOCAL GRO CUCUMBER 4/100 VINE RIPE TOMATOES .ALWAYS" 89¢ lb. CHIQUITA BANANAS "ALWAYS " 3 lbs. /100. CRISP FUJI APPLES ·79¢ lb. ':J•i;J :~'"G-~ ~ ~flGV t;. ~·~ (; . ~ ~~ @K • ~u~~o ~: Highest Quality ... Very Low Prices We own our Harb or Boulevard building-No rent and low overhead means big savings to our customers • • briefly in· entertainment All you· need is love and a 48-piece orchestra Sutton Place uncorks wine collection With an assortment of wtnes worth more than St million, The Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach wm open what's being billed as one of Southern Califor- nia's largest Bordeaux wine col- lectibos 1n September .... The hotel spent approximately $80,000 converting one of its gUt shops into a temperature-con- trolled wine cellar with a private wine room, the hotel's Barbara Eidson said. Anyone will be able to buy wine or reserve the small room to host a gathering of up to 16 people. The dining room was designed by Northern California's Paul Wyatt and will house more than 5,000 bottles on racks made of aged Philippine mahogany. A minimum purchase price is not required. For more information and to make reservations, call 476-2001, ext. 2194. Planet Hollywood does 'wish'ful thinking In salute of the upcoming film, •A Simple Wllh, • ·Planet Holly- wood will offer free desserts July 11-13 tp anyone whose birthday Saturdays and Sundays. The summer children's show is di:rected by OCC theater profes- sor Rick Golson and is designed to introduce kids to the theater and class1cal •music. In addition, after each performance, children will have the chance to meet the actors from the production. 'Beatlemania' with classical, twist at Performing Arts Center T he Beatles may have broken up a long time ago, but their hits will never be forgotten. And audiences will have the opportunity to hear their music live at ·Classical Mystery Tour: A Tribute to the Beatles· this weekend. Four original memb ers of the Broadway htt "Beatle- mania• perform renditions of Beatles tunes in concert with a 48-piece symphony orchestra at the Orange County Performing Arts Center on Saturday. F.Y.I. ... . +...a•amiclf ~y Tour: A 1Hbute to ttwlMdes· .... Orange,c.otfty Pwfomq 'Arts c.- 600 Town ~ 0rMt. CmtaMesa • ...... ~-· p.m. +HOW MUCH: S 15 to $A5 +W:740-7878 or (213) 365-3500 Utt. Jim Owen stats as Geotye Hatrlson. -----------------------~ Enjoy a dog day afternoon Catherine Romano and Alex LaVerde star in •Peter and the Wolf.• The performance includes 17 Beatles songs played exactly as they w ere written -with classical instruments. The four band members look, act, sing and play their-instruments just like the original Beatles: There's David Leon ~s John Lennon on rhythm guitar, piano and vocals; Tony Kishman as Paul McCartney .on bass, piano and vocals; Jirri Owen Every dog will have its day on July 12, when the second annual Bathstille Day wash-a-thon takes place at the Costa Mesa Bark Park, located in TeWinkle Fark. From 11 a.m. to 3 p .m . volun- teers will wash and towel dry dogs, with professional groomers on hand to clip nails, clean ears and perform other canine hygiene tasks. Dog- related vendors, such as a pet ps}'chic, photographer and more, Will also be at the event. Proceeds go into the Bark PMk's operating fund. All dogs must be on a leash. For more informa- tion, call 754-5041 or e-mail CMBarkPark@aol.com. fall& on one of those days. Proof of the birthday must be presented to get the dessert and passes to the film, which stars Martin Short and Kathleen Turn- er. Fpr more information, call 668- 1444. 'Peter and the Wolf at Orange Coast College The children's classic play "Peter and the Wolf" comes to life courtesy of Orange Coast Col- h~ge. The show is set to run Wednes- day through July 13, and July 16 to 19 in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Curtain time will be 10 a.m. Wednesdays through Fri- days, 1 p.m . Fridays and 2 p.m. lLIDD•li !Jilrden shop LLOYD'S GIFT FOR YOU: Receive 3-FREE .IY.m..l?.Q packs of bedding plants of your choice! No purchase necessary. (A $7.50 value)_J No< ~xi w/any other ofTer I ce111tka1e per hou.;ehold • 7/16/!J7 Maratpon Two Sod • 34¢ per SQuare foot (minimum order UXX> sg. ft. • Free Delvery (714) 646-7441 Uoyd's Nursery a Landscape Co., Inc. 2038 N!WQOd "Yd. <qt 1gx Sf.> Cotta Mttq. CA maz COlllPlETE NURSERY IUflPUEJ I EXPOn LAll>IC.U'IMG / IPRMILERS I MADfT9WIC( ... IMZll Tickets are $4 in advance and are on sale in OCC's Ticket Office. A 10% discount is avail-- able for groups of 15 or more per- sons. Tickets also can be bought a t the door for $5. Hear "Penny Lane" with a live horn section ; "Yester- day" with just an acoustic guitar and string quartet; and a rock/classical blend of "I am the Walrus.• as George Harrison on lead . , guitar and vocals; and • • .. I Chris Camilleri as Ringo •. Starr on drums and vocals. : : For more information, call 432- 5880.: Roger Hickman condu cts • the Four Seasons Symphony Orchestra. Greater choice, better doctoi;s, • more converuent You don',t have to leave the neigltborbood. for great h~th care. Greatcr Newport Physicians' primary care doctors have offices close to where you live and work. GNP contracts with many HMOs so you can select the health plan that meets your needs. Greater Newpon Physician s also includes an excellent panel of Hoag speciali!)L~. i\nd our affiHation with Hoag Hospital provides patien~ "With access 10 Orange Coun1y's #I hospital. · We invile you lo gel 10 know these fine physicians in your community: pettr Kim. M.D. Dr. Peter Kim is a board-certifiedfami{I' practice physician with his office located al Hoag Health Center -Costa Mesa (al the comer of Fain!iet1• and &Iker). Dr. Kim prol'ides medical semicesfor the u•bolefamily and has a special interest in sports medicine and sports related injuries. For more i11fonnalio11 about bis practice and office bours, please caU 668-2500. Dr. Belle Carlson is a board certified ph)·sician wilb her office located at Hoag Health Center -Costa Mesa. Dr. Carlson provides care lo 118Wborns through adolescents. For more information about her practice and office bours, please call 668-2525. Be1tl"C11rlson. M.o. Other GNP Physicians who have offices in Costa Mesa: • Nazli Ahmed, M.O. Kathleen Boos, M.D. John Fischer, M.Q. • John.Granzella. M.O. Yung J. Kee, M.D. Raul Miranda, M.D. Carlos X. Montano, M.D. David Huang, M.D. Julia Mathewson, M.D. Barry Behrstock, M.D. Jennifer Rodriguez. M.D. \ ---HEMEW • .. Native llraell Don Frenkel wm tMch beginning, mtennedi-, al. llDd advanced Hebrew c1a.tis- • at Orange County's Jewish "Oclmmunity Center this summer. TM .....-•n' clua wt.ll meet W.-cm.daya from July 9 to Aug.' 27 between 1 and 9 p.m. It covers reading, writing and widerstand- ing Hebrew and costs $40 for memben and $55 for nonmem-bers with a $7 .SO textbook req¢reci. Tbe Intermediate clUI wt.n'meet Tuesdays from July 8 to Aug. 26 between 1 and 9 p.m. It develops communication skills through reading, writing, con- versation and grammar. Except tor a $15 textbook, the fees are the same as for beginners. Advanced Hebrew will meet Mondays from July 7 to Aug. 25 between 8 and 9:30 p.m. It devel- ops comprehension and fluency of speech and reading through exclusive use of Hebrew in class and by reading Israeli newspa- pers and modern Hebrew authors. It costs $45 for members and $60 for nonmembers with $5 for course material. The center is located at 250 E. Baker St. in Gosta Mesa. To learn more, · phone 7 55-0340 : MYSTERIES CONTEMPLATED Wednesday night Kaballah classes for Jews and non-Jews are widerway at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach. Distinguished Hebrew scholar and scripture , specialist Rabbi David Rosen- , berg will conduct the 7 p.m. ses- : sions. Kaballah means tradition in Hebrew and involves the study of the mysteries of God and creation. A fee of $30 for mem- bers and $50 for nonmembers covers the entire course that ~ meets at 2401 Irvine Ave. in : Newport Beach. To register or for · more information, call 548-6900. SOENCE OF MtND The Rev. Ken Gray will guide students through the Science of Mind I class today. And on July 12, the Rev. Gail Miller will con- duct the Course in Miracles. Please call 646-3199 for workshop times and location$. You may also write New Thought Church and Truth Foundation at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, 92627. KNOWING GOD INTIMATELY On Mondays, people of diverse backgrounds and different churches gather at St. Mark Pres- byterian Church to pursue a "one-on-one" relationship with God. The OneHeart Christian Meditation group teaches and practices the spiritual steps that can make that intimacy a daily reality. It meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 2100 Mar Vista Drive in Newport Beach. Either Ester Behna.m at 640-6213 or Kathy Townsend at 551-5339 can pro- vide more information. PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach Baha'i Community allows participants to hear and experience Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New World at 7:30 p.m. evecy Friday at a private residence in Corona del 574-1980 Free Pick-Up and Delivery -$20 Minimum 2700 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach (ACROSS FROM RUSTY PELICAN) PARKING IN REAR MON -FRI 7 a.m. -7 p.m., SAT 8 o.m. -6 p.m . Mar. Thgether, they explore such questions as: Can racism · and prejudice be eliminated? What is the new world order? Can con- flicts be resolved without force? Are women and men. equal? What1s the spiritual solution to our economic problems? Music and food are included. Directions: 759-0999. HEALTH DAY Instructor Janet Brosan leads People With Arthritis Can Exercise classes from ..10 to 11 a.m. every Tuesday at the Jewish Senior Cell- ter of Orange County, 250 .E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health education. joint-protection tips, relaxation techniques, pain- control techniques and socializing. Call 513-5641. LECTURE SERIES DHARMA SOOETY Newport Beach Higashi Hon- ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma Society presents a lectw'e and dis- cussion series July 13, and on the second Sunday of each month at the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202. ASICTHE~ .. R.abbl .David Roienberg will field questiont itwing Singles Evening on Prtday and~ tee· ond Friday of the month at Tem- ple IA1.ah ot Newport Beach. A special Oneg Sbabbat (fellowship hour) will follow services honor- ing single people. It all takes place at 2'01 Irvine Ave. tn New- port Beach (Back Bay). Por infor- maUon about the time, call 548- 6900 .. ,... NEW THOUGHT CHURCH Swiday services at New Thought Church, the Science of Mind Center regularly begin at 10:30 a.m., following 10:15 medi- tation at the Neighborhood Com- munity Center .in CO!it.a Mesa. Sunday school is also provided. The center's located at 1845 Park Ave. Ca.ll 646-3199 for more infor- mation. ON THE WING This Sunday, the Rev. Ernie Pipes will deliver the sermon, ·u Geese Can Do It, Why Not We,• at Orange Coast Unitarian Uni- versalist Church. During the 10:30 a.m. service, he'll explo~e people's collective problems and future routes. Child care and youth religious education will be offered during the service. The church is located in Costa Mesa at 1259 Vtttoria St. For more information, call 646-4652. ~HongiLDJi Buddhist Temple • ADOMSS: ~ Vlctdria St., CoaMMa. • TEl.ll'HON!: 712-1202. • DINOIWTION: Jodo Shin Buddhlan, • SENIOI PASTOR: The Rev. TulyOlb.i HlroSumi. · • SSMCE TIMES: Sunday, 10 a.m. The service ii bWDgual in Japanese and Bnglilb. Shotsu- ki services (an anniversary memorial service 1or loved ones wllo have died) are the held first Sunday of each 11).0nth, · • NOTE: The temple holds Dharma school for cblldren· on the first and third Sundays of each month at 10 a.m. The chil- dren learn Buddhist etiquette and Buddhist stories through crafts. There is an ongoing English lecture · series that meets on the second Sun~y of each month at 1:30 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. • SPEOAL EVENT: July 13 is a high holiday and the service, an Obon, Will be at 12:30 p.m. It is open to the public. The guest speaker, The Rev. Tetsuo Unno from Pasadena, will give the English-language sermon at this servi"ae. The Rev. Tsuyosbi Hirosumi will give the Japanese-language sermon. Newport Harbor Lutheran Church • ADDRESS: 798 Dover Drive, Millennium by ~"";R In Qraphite Steel with Alabaster Bowls 31· diam. #7600 Hodson Liahtif18 Open Tues.-Fri 8:30-s, sat 9-4 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 5-48-9341 ~Beach. • Tl(OHONE: 5'8-3631 . • ~TION: BvangreU?l Lutb81'8D Olwch of America. • c;o;MST'ORS: 1be Revs. Bfil and SUND Kltlin-Hacbtt. • S11N1C1 TIMES: Sunday, 9: 15 a.m. Holy Communion. • a..o CARE: Child care is provided Jor children age 4 and yowiger. • NOTE: Vacation Bible School for chlldr'n from preschool through fourth grade will be held from July 21 through July 25, from 9 a .m. to noon. The program will conclude on July 27 with Festival Vacation Bible School Worship at the 9:15 a.m. service. This service will be especially designed for chil- dren. The church is also spon- soring spedal family events at BJg Corona beach throughout July. Families will gather ~t Lifeguard Station No. 4 m Corona del Mar at 4 p.m. on July 10, 17, and 31. The pu~~c is invited and welcome to 1om the fun. Bring a bag dinner. ' Grace Fellowship Church • ADDRESS: 3170 Redhill Ave., Costa Mesa. • TELEPHONE: 549-8599. • SERVICE TIMES: Sunday, 9:15 a.m. • PASTORS: Earle Craig; Bill Beck, administrator; Chris Tardiff, junior high school min- istry; Brian Lucas, senior high· school ministry. • CHILD CARE: Yes. • UPCOMING SERMON: Craig will speak on forgiveness this Sunday. . ._ ____________________ ...;.. ____________________ __, :•·~~ .......... ~ .......................................................... 1111111111111111111111111111~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=========~===~======~===~~~~, I l t )\(,f{l ·:<~.\TIO\ \I. ©COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH, Of CHRIST 10 W.W It To C..; To C.. It To DO. Bruce Van Blair, Minister Summer Worship Servic. 9tM Church School for Children 9AM Child Care Provided 644-7-400 ', 1 Heliotrope /we, Corona Oii Mw FPl"l()P\I SAINT :rs~ruRCH '"'AC.1ac~D ' ,.,_,~__, ........... a.w .... .-...,.. Fr. David C. And.non, r9C'lor 3209 Vt0 Lido N.wpoft hoch . 714/675-0210 II 7:30 am Traditional 9amCoc~ 9 am Church ScnoOI 10:45 am Charismatic ond Wednesday noon l\111(,j(ll '-, "l ll \l I \ 11:' I I I < • I , I "" I Costa MHa MISA VlltDI UNmD MITHODIST CHURCH l701 lloker, C.M w.nhlp & Church School 8•30 and 1 OiOO o.m. C>r. Richard • 979-8234 TcACi UJSlA. United Methodhst Church 21832W~Dr. LAguna BMch . 499-3088 Sunday Morning Wor8hlp & Chrletl11n Eductltlon 1 DAM Mlnlat8f'9 Oavtd Beadee & . Vlfvinla Wheeler w..iey CounMllng Center servtcee Avallebfe ~10am8r5pn, bmy SCb:xll. 10 am .. ..~.Piii NmwPOWF CISNTWR UNmD MDHODIST CHURCH , 1601 Maf'OU41'1te Ave. ~ \ Coronl del Mar 644-0745 Worship at 8:00AM & 1 O:OOAM Children Sunday School I O:OOAM Jr. & Sr. High S:OOPM ((l\l \11 \ll) \I ll h'.l 11 HM90ft CNlllSTIM CHUftCH -(D ... llt ... 9f CtNtsl) 1401 lrvlne Awe. 81 ........ ,., ............ lunday W....., -1~:0IAM SATURDAY, JULY S. 1997 · S)rmphonic conye:rgence . for orchestra snppOrters M adetlne and Len Zack- ennu and their dw:m- ing children, Matthew and J....u.er opened their hill- top home to guests of the Pad.fie 1 Symphony Orchestra for a very I special Saturday evening sum- mer gathering. I Major donors of the Pad.fie , Symphony Orchestra, some 60 1 guests of the Zuckermans, came for dinner UJ).der the stars with , CUI St. Clalr, maestro of the : orchestra, and bis wife, Susan.· , Jennifer, 19, and Matthew, 15, : ·greeted the VIP arrivals at the . Zuckerman front door. The two young adults, properly attired : for the occasion, stood at alt.en- ; tion, hands outstretched, wel- 1 ·"CO!!ling Helen and Edward Sbanbrom, ; Elizabeth and John Stahr, • Ruth Ann and John Evans with : their son Ryan Evans, back home from his studies at : Brigham Young University in Utah. 1 ·9uests shared champagne • and Perrier poolside prior to ta.le- '. ing a s.ea.Lin..the.Zuck.erma.nliv, ing'room for a pre-dinner recital. With a generous introduction from Pacific Symphony president 1 Lou Splsto, and further words of praise from orchestra leader St. Clair, flutist Cynthia EW. r, .:. . . ---.. ~ r~·· .. -~ 4 "" -. enchanted the living room assemblage with a flawless recital accompanied by the tal- ented Roberta Gartner on the grand piano. Ellis took the crowd, including Jim Emmi. S. Thomas Getz. Ellie and Mike Gordon. Joyce and Ron Hansen. Marcy Mulville and the dapper Chester Pompell on a musical journey back and forth over the past century of music oomposed for the 1lute. Even the birds liked what they heard. At the proper momentf, chirping could be beard through the open French doors. Some thought the melod- ic bird chords were·on tape, but alas, they were the real thing. Just like the people attend- ing the midsummer gathering: real people with a real love of the symphony. The bond of the crowd was evident from rust greeting to the final goodnight. Dinner ~as served al fresco on the manicured grounds of the Zuckerman estate. Sur- rounded by an acre in bloom, caterers. served a dinner of filet and fresh grilled garden vegeta- bles to donors Arlene and George Cheng, Valerie and Hana Imhof, Mary Anne and John Lorden. Julia and Irv Rap- paport. Cul Schulz, Kim and Cameron Smith. BW Thornton, Donald Turner and the very glamorous Gloria Gellman in her signature St. John attire with husband b-v Gellman. Tassels Tea Room at Elizabeth Benefield New Gourmet Men~ that changes monthly Serving Lunch & High Tea Moil-Sat 11 :30-4:00 Baby Showers, 'Bridal Showers, Birthdays, Group Meetings Call for Reservations, Walk ins also welcome 714.673.7714 3127 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar, Ca 92625 Select an "assisted living residence n that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance Carl St. Clair, sitting close to Susan, who's expecting their child later this year, shared mar- velous personal stories of his Texas youth. Recounting bow and why he gave up hitchhik- ing as a teen once he was picked up by mental patients on leave, and Texas good old boys looking for someone to beat up on , St. Clair had his symphony patrons in stitches. Even more, St. Clair impressed the crowd as a man who loves his community right along with his music. • On Tuesday, the premiere of Sony Pictures' film •Thrill Ride: The Science of Fun• at Edwards IMAX Theatre in Irvine will benefit three local children's charities. Childhelp USA, Olive Crest Homes and Services ~or Abused Children, and the Orangewood Children's Foundation will share in the proceeds through the generosity and organiza- tional efforts of Variety Club, .-.000 • (714) 760-8775. _!.,.Er<(,;•~f;. ~f»l'.J<i?~,,! The Children's Charity Wing, Southern California. Beginning at 6:30 p .m. with a champagne reception, the · screening will take place at 7:30 p.m., followed by dinner at P.F. Changs China Bistro, Fashion '· J' I Island. To join the fun and sup,., port Variety Club in helping , children,call(213)655-1547 and purchase tickets. • l .W. COOK'S column appears Thu~ days and Saturdays. .. • . ... 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We do t"Apert rcpttr~ oo all cloob9 (ll!ld cur repwrr. won'L lake 6 moo Vie &If' Wciridft:le ~~'l'lac . s.Jee " Repein 3"1.C V'• Udo~ N_..,one-:ti (714) 723-2333 • WeSla.ip_~ mmw MVSTBY. •JM Orange County Perform- Ceo• ....... the MY*Y' 1bur ooac.t. • to Ua. e.u. featurina E ...,,ben ol tbe Broacl- tiOD •JMetlemanla • with a '8-piece JftbMtra. at 8 p.m. toaay at 600 ~Center Drive, COlta ~· t11cbta are S15 to SC.5. For lnfor- ~n. call 7'0-7878. JAZZ. GUfTARIST Contemporary jazz gultarist Bnace Wall will perform fJOm 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday in the Newport Biech Marriott Hotel's View Lounge, 900 Newport Center p.Qve. The performance is part of dUs summets •sunset Magic Serles• benefiting CfJOC and ~ Children's Miracle Network. Admission is SS. For information, call 640-4000. JAZZ. AND DIXIE Singer Barbara Leigh per- forms a repertoire of jazz, clix:ie, folk, rock, country, oldies and big band music at 12:30 p.m. Thurs- pay at the Jewish Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Lunch is includ- ed with~ $3 charge. For informa- tion, call 513-5641. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Pree live classic rock perfor- inances are scheduled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- day; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the Town Square at Thangle ~e in Costa Mesa. ART f1RE AND ICE · The Orange County Museum 24 HOUR Info Tape 957-2533 fOurth of Juty .. ~Special, Sit. .Eve. July,,511 .. ~I you Can ?Eat Paella ... . $9.95 :crrac11t10MI Spanish ! Rice packed with •Chicken &.. Shrimp) $)PEN LUNCH ANO DINNER. ~14) 756-8194 . 4253 Marttngale Way : : Newport Beach ... : t 1 rnlle South of J. w. Allport . ol Art preeeDll •ftre uMl lqt (Shd~· ~'artilt Geolg. ... Dee. 28 Al 850 SU a.Nate Drive. New- port BMdl. Par more triforma- tiao, ca111se.;1122. IMl.YrMmNGS •Mark Rotbko: Tbe Sprtt of Mytb. Barty Painlingl tram the 1930ll ad l 9'0. • ii on view through Sept. 1 at the Orange County Museum of Art, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport'Beacb. Por more information, call ?59· 1122. COLOlt PHOTOS The Orange County Museum of Art presents •Real Life/Still Life by Marie Cosindas• featur- ing cOlor photographs 1hrough Aug. 31 at the OCMA South Coast Plata Gallery, 3333 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. Por more infor- mation, call 759-1122. NAUTICAL MUSIUM Tb8 lllUleWD fMtwes three galledM: tbe Newport Gallery displaying the maritime bil\orY 'of tb8 ar94I the Model Gallery exhi~ a sel8ction of world- claa els and the Grand Salon wbkh otters towing exhlbitl. Admiuion ii free for members, $4 for adults and $1 for cbildren. The museum is located at 151 B. C~ Highway, New- port Beach. For information, call 673-7863. YOGA WORKSHOP SWIM PllOGUM , A Maitei'S Swim Program. designed to-~ life-long fit- ness, 11 ~offered by Oranoe Cout CoDeQe MondAy through ' Friday at 6:30 a.m. from Aug. 1 to 29 at 2701 Fairview Road, COlta Mesa. 1be program ts designed for all adults age· 19 and older, regardless of previous swtmming experience. Registra· tion fee ls MO fOf one month and $70 for two. For information, call 432-5880. SWIM LESSONS Orange Coast College otters a yoga/meditation workshop from WILD LIFE 7 to 8:30 p.ni. on Mondays from Orange Coast College offers swnmer swim lessons with 30- and 40-.minute classes beginning at 9:30 a.m. dally from Monday to July 18. The last classes start at 3:45 p.m. each day. Classes are available for toddlers, non-swim- mers, beginning swimmers, advanced beginners, intermedi- ates and competitive swimmers. Cost of the progr~ is $42. In «dd.ltion to a beginning water polo dass and a beginning com- petitive swim camp, there will be a 11Parent and Me.• class for mothers, fathers or adult guardians. Other swim sessions will be held from July 21 through Aug. 1 ·and Aug. 4-15. To regis- The Newport Beach Central this Monday through Aug. 11 at Library presents ·wild Ufe, • an OCC's track, 2701 Fairview exhibit of still phot~phy by # Road, Costa Mesa. Registration G:orona del Mar commercial pho-fee is $59. For infonnation, call tographer Howard Folsom, 432-5~80. through July 31at1000 Avocado Ave. For information, call 717- 3801. ARTIST COUAGE A collection of collages by John Hertzberg will be displayed at Haute Cakes through July 30 at 1807 W. Cliff Court Drive, Newport Beach. The scraps of paper, labels, tickets and photos placed within his work are reminders of the past, symbols or metaphors for time itsell. For more information, call 642-4114. JURIED EXHIBIT The public is invited to view winning entries in the spring 1997 Orange County Artist Juried Exhibit on display through LYLEEN & JEFF EWING WHAT IS A BALLOON MORTGAGE? In loan tenninoJogy a "balloon" is the unPlid loan balance _that must 6e paid in full by a specified due date. Federal savin~ and loan associations are pemutted 10 make balloon mortgages with as little as five percent down and monthly payments that are smaller than the amount needed to fully · amortiz.e the debt. On the due date, which may be only a few years after the loan was made, the balance must be paid off or the Joan must be renegotiated. Balloon borrowers must be cautious and p~ carefully to avoid overlooking balloon payment obligations. It is easy to be lulled into complacency by the easy monthly payment tenns. Today's complex economics have produced a wide variety of options for potential borrowers • Wbo are often surprised by how much house they can afford to buy. Loan approval is ultimately in the Lender's hands, but your Realtor can help you to detennine your real buxin& ~· Lyleen and Jeff have 25 consecutive years of real estate ex~ in Newport Beach. They are Coldwell Banker's t t agents. For J>!Of essional service or advice wtth ~ real estate needs all the E at (714) 644-9060 at. 114 • GOLf CLASSIC The Je'fish Community Cen- ter of Orange County invites individuals to support the only Jewish Community Center in Orange County by participating in the 1997 Gd'lf Classic on Mon- day at the Newport Beach Coun- HENRY 'N HARRYS GOAT HILL TAVIRll OUR IMPORTED BEERS ON TAP. Sttinlagtr SWn.AND Bdhawn S«itriah A)e Md!wan'a Eapon Ale McEwan'a ~r Newt"aatle Brown Al• WALES Double Or.,oo Weith AM ~ r ·-·, . NEWPORT AT HARBOR BLVD. COSTA AMAZING, CA I 1830 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA 014) 548-8428 • 1-800-GOAT HI LL FARMER$ MAIUCETS • Every 1bunday there' ls a farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The Orange County Market Place is every Saturday and Sund&y from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main fairgrounds parking lot. For inf onn.ation, call 723- 6616. • Every Saturday there is a farmers market from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m. in the municipal parking lot at Bayside Drive and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. NTUt AND TM1 WOl.f orange COut CoDed9 pre.; senll • Peter and the wo11· frOliD Wednetidey to July 13 and July: 16 to 19 Jn OCC's Robert B. Moore 'J"beetre, 2101 PaJrvieW Road, Colt& M~. CUrta1n ii scbeduled for 10 a.m. Wednes· days through Fridays, 1 ~.m. Pri· days and 2 p.m. Satw'daya alld Sundays. Advance tickets are S4 and tickets at the door are $5. For information, call 432·'880. NEWPORT THEATRE The Newport Theatre Arts Center presents the black come- dy •Arsenic and Old l.4ce• at 8 p.m. Thursday through Satur- day, and 2:30 p .m . Sundays through July 13 at-2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $13. For reservations, call 631 -0288. 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A group of youngsters saw the --..~~!'O't'tds--as-mt"10Plll0rttmi1v-to-make a lew bucks. Jodi, '12, and Jaied . Kislia, 13, invited their friends to help them sell $1 sodas and 10- cent licorice on a median on Bal- boa Boulevard. After about an hour they had racked up $30 in sales. -We give them free to the cops, but they never take u, • said Ashley Botts, 12. Police blocked off the streets along West Balboa Boulevard between 32nd and .&6th streets, where party goers were swarm- ing like bees, covering rooftops . and filling the streets. There were no major arrests reported and most incidents involved DON I.EACH I OAlY Pl.OT Above, Eric FerUg, left. and Marlo Alrnam.a ~ their home Prlday with lbe largest flag on Balboa lslnct. Left. Newport Beach police Ofllcer Randy Querry gets into the holiday 1plrtt. alcohol, police said. Although many streets were closed to automobile traffic, the area was congested with bicycles, skateboarders and rollerbladers - both in the streets and on the boardwalk. ·111e traffic is insane,• said Steve Eagleson, 22. •1 think there is just too many people on the boardwalk at one time." Fourteen-year-old Polly Dolkas and her friends stayed off the boardwalk. Instead, they sat on the sand and watched the parade of colors and the holiday spirit. •we are judging the people on bow !estive they are," said Dolkas, who was holding up numbers as people passed by. •u they are (wearing) an red, white and blue we give them a 10. If they smoke we don't give them any number; we just tum it upside down.• The scrape on 20-year-old Marc Gasca's elbow proves bow da!}ger- ous driving a bicycle can be. But a kiss from the girl who ca.used the accident~ to take away the pain. be said Around 4 p.m., partlers aJ.opg 39th Street were broken up by more than a dozen police officers strolling through the-crowds.. Some.- people ID4de siren sounds as police walked through. asking that the stacks of bicycles be taken off the sidewalks. ·we don't like to let tt>.ese big block parties get out of hand,• said Sgt John Desmond. adding that police were mostly ,dting people for alcohol-related violations. Oay Sandidge invited friends to play a game of aodu!t at bis home, but was bummed there were not as many party goers as last year. "It's a little slower than usual out here so I guess the Newport Beach cops are doing their job scaring everyone away,• said San- didge, 34. 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COSta Mesa 646-4838 ' . - )"-1111 l\ll<)HI > letter of the week Will skateboard lawsuit leave us tree-less? W hat is wrong with the resi- dents of Costa Mesa? I just read the most disgusting artide in the Daily Pilot titled, ,("Taking a tree-mendous toll," June 24). Mr. So and So bumped his head on a tree while on his skateboard and because of his "accident" we all pay. When are we going to get judges that throw out these lawsuits that blame other people for things that happen to us? When will we grow up and take responsibility for our lives? And when will brother stop suing brother? The money received from lawsuits is filthy lucre. Recently I stumbled over a boogie board and broke my arm. My first thought was "Pick up your feet," not "Who can I sue?" • Do we have to pay for ttwe lawsuits with our tax money and then have our city defaced by cutting down the trees because someone fell off a skateboard, Which is used to hop over hills, n'(ounds and all types of ramps? Costa Mesa is the only city • around here that looks imma- ture and like a desert because ot lack of trees. Let us as a people mature and grow up and let our city show its age by the growth of our beauti- ful trees. . -. - MARIE KOLASINSKI Costa Mesa • p>r.....,.., FORUM runs Thursdays and Saturdays in the Daily Pffot. Wrtte to: Pilot Letters, 330 w. 811)' St., Cost.I Mesa, Calif. 92627. Or fax us · at 646-4110. ca11 the Raden ~lne at 642~. ~ SUMMER WEAlHER If you want heat. we got it. As the days are getting steamier and the sun brighter and hotter, it's time tar summer to kick Jnto gear full time. And what could be better for a be6ch town? readers hotline THEL•llWD After montbl of grueling bettlel with dty affl- dals, the only nude night dub in town · quietly shut its doors early this week after a judge upheld the dty's shut- down order. Whether the fight will go on depends on future appeals and court deci- DUDLEY SMITH Students and educators at Newport~ High School are mourning the loss of this long- time chemistry and biology teacher who ~bed to cancer. Have they gone too far? T he controversial curricu- lum teaches second· graders to identify bodily systems such as the respiratory, digestive and reproductive sys- tem. It is interesting that no one seems to object to children learning to identify their respira- tory or circulatory systems, but for some reason the reproduc- tive system is seen as something that needs to be avoided or hushed up -a taboo subject. As someone who does a great deal of-family counseling, I am disturbed at the idea that chil- dren learn to treat certain parts of their bodies as shameful because of it being omitted from discussion within their families. TIIE REV. CHJllS SCHRINER Costa Mesa I feel it is something that should be done by the parents of the child. I think second grade is far too young. I also think it is time for the residents of Newport-Mesa to possibly ban together and get these peo- ple with that frame of mind out of their positions. I think it is very dangerous. I thank God that I don't have a child at this time in that school system. I hope by the time I do, THE ISSUE: Readers debate discussion of the reproductive organs iR second-grade classrooms dangerous people like that will be out and not jeopardizing our children. BOB SUUJVAN Costa Mesa Summer has begun and my son is working on the basics - reading, writing and arithmetic. I feel the basics have not been addressed enough in the four years he has been attending school as it was when I attended public school in the primary grades. I do not think second-graders need to be wasting educational minutes discussing their repro- ductive systems. From being inundated with ems prepara- tion for weeks prior to testing, I think the Newport-Mesa Unified School District needs to get back to the basics. Allow the teachers at the pri- mary level to begin the process of educating our youth. MARY HELEN FllAKE-MINAR Corona del Mar Yes, I detinftely agree with the school board decision to bet- ter educate our children about health, ow bodies' reproductive system and sexuality. I have not seen the proposed curriculum and I am sure the information presented is age-appropriate. Most of us parents in the United States are in favor of good sex education programs for our children to adequately pre- pare them for the difficult deci- sions they need to make. As a parent of a teenager in our schools in Costa Mesa, I favor all of the efforts toward this edu- cation. Research also clearly indi- cates that good sex education programs do help teens post- pone sexual intercourse and make responsible decisions as well as feeling better about themselves. I do commend the school board for their decision and hope they will continue to ignore these few fanatics th.at are stirring things up. They are ignorant and preju- diced and have a definite agen- da that does not belong in our · public schools. Teaching about our bodies and health to ele- mentary school children has nothing to do with sex. sexuality or sexual orientation. They are coiifusing the issues. Besides that, sexual ori- entation is not a lifestyle, it is a part of our identity. I don't understand these ~ple who claim to have values, yet act in shameful ways. In my opinion, one of the worst social problems in our society today is the lack of respect for others. I am pleased to bear that Corona del Mar High School's standards advo- cate respect for everyone regardless of their race, religion or sexuality. OLGA COX Costa Mesa • EDn'Olt'S NOn: Olga Cox Is • teacher of hurMn s.xu.llty ~ Or•nge Coast College. THE ISSUE: The tragic crash involving Newport Harbor High students continues to elicit letters. W: all lament the Joa and trauma to. young lives due to aloohol and cars. Newport Harber~ Janette Johnson binti in her cxm- mentary (•The lesson we refuse to learn, "-June 21) at what it will take to'belp prevent tbele tragic events: pla~ bard.ball with •tough tove• and being proper examples. - Don't hold your breath. Janette. In communities such as ours the emphasis for many youths and their adult examples seems to be on entertaiDmenl and fun -much which is inane or doltish. More important is that the only' reasons people use ak:obol is for eicuses or escape. This in itself can give rise to wi cmitemplation of our supposedly higher attdbut- es. 1bat is, what is it about the good life in Newpcxt Beech that so many adults need to seek ex.t'\.1SSs or escape? Males often seem permanently adolesoent-bound with their macho-whoopee-beer phases and females giddily with their pseudo- sop~-sticate drlnky-poobs. My boJ)e for .Toblis00111bat tn her prmessional capacity she won't persooaily be too jaded or dhnintshed by sins c:l empathy: her venial sin would be expecting students (and parents) to listen to her; her mortal sin would be expecting them to believe her. In any case, she is to be com- mended for speaking out and sharing her wisdom and COIY'ff'!l. Maybe if even one parent makes some cbaDges ... DONBl!ATTY Balboa (Retired educator) Janette Johnson's o•omentmy is right on ~ 1brougbout this shared devastating OOffinp=r and village ordeal all Jetter oommentary writers have used the word • acddent • What John- son really points out so well ts that this should not have come as a swprlse and is therefore no acd.- dent Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? Likewile would an accident by any other name be less tnoocent? What if, in the futwe, we referred to Jetbal car acddents as •assfsted suicides• or "a""ted homicides?• Woukl this encour- age teenagers and adulll to take the aW'elOIDe responsibOtty d get- ting behind the wheel d a mulll- ton motor vehide and ddvtog at high speeds mm! Mioully1 MICHAEL A. GLtJl!CX Newport Beach . ·220 years later, independence takes on a different meaning •He h03 erected a multttude of New Oftlces, and aent hither 8wanna of OltJcers to haraaa our people and eat out their ftlb . .ttance. • -'lbe DemnlloG of ~Jaly4,l771 I · • to p.m.. IDOl!dJ for drtnking and S:'.lr~Bw:h~ Lt. ..... MkL He Mid OM ot tbj',._.... ~ for bwtl gamw,e;.ctmg a penmg place -lll8llf Niel tbeY ··paibd mere than a Diiie ~from the beach. •w e've b#l txa"8Ddous perk-mg proNema all day lcng,. Jack- IOD Mid. •A.~ S a.m. people were wattlDg to~ into Corona del Mar beach and they don't open WlUl 6 a.m.• Additionally, a number of minor traffic accidents were reported. most caused by drunken bicyclists pulling in front of cars, Jackson said In Costa Mesa, police officials said they bad. about eight arrests for minor violations as well as one brush fire reported in the bluffs near the 2100 block of Pacific Avenue. 1be fire was under control within 25 minutes and officials believe it was ignited by fireworks. Police said they fielded dozens of calls from residents complatn1ng about the noise caused by fire- worb. Callers were l'eminded that fireworks legally can be set off until 10 p.m. The strong police presence in Balboa, pedestrian barriers and the dosing oft of numbered streets be1ped keep tome ot tbe louder and .wilder pertiM from ~ out of control, pa&e Mid. About 8:30 pm. po&e eltimat- ed there were aboUt 500 people expecting a fireworkl abow at both the Newport Beach and Balboa pien. To their disappointment. the festivities were taking place at Newport Dunes where about a thotisarut~le and several hun- dred boats showed up for the ftre.. works dilplay. ·u happens every year,• Jack- son said. •People come into town and say, 'What time does the fire- works show startl' People presume if you've got a pier you hav~ a fire- works show." Jackson also pointed out that since Huntington Beach police began blocking off troublesome areas of their dty more pa,rtiers are looking for fun in Newi)oit'Beach. •Last year Hlllltington Beach police started doing what we have been doing-for years -making sure you don't have a big group of people .:. Those party goers came back to our town,• Jackson said. Carpet Your Entire Ho111e · with Plush or Berber -..INOOMletf'or s49for~oo UPT03MOS SAME AS CASH OAC Baaed on 60 yds. Pa(jdlng & Installation Included While Supplies Last ABPETDEPOT VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercllll & Rnlt»ntlal Sa1"• & Servlc. Full hoe ol woo. 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IS• richard · dunn . . •"' When it's in your blood, it's hard • to shake Ute quest . . ------.....---------~ By Doug Spwks, Spedal to the Dai~ Pilot . . : Coincidentally I begin : this tale on the same .&. : day, one year later, that I T : Here we go again ... e -----------: sfa.rted my aoss country drive : to Atlanta to serve as a coaching · • Local tennis scene appears to be right in ~e with the stock market ... with no end in sight to the zooming figures . . : tecl>nidan for the athletes in their last : month of preparation for the Centennial : Olympic Games. : Those experiences left an indelible : imprlnt, but also served as motivation for : me to step out of the coaching role and : again into that of an athlete. Welcome aboard the ·oream Chase." E uctly bow the J!Pple effect : of the Newport Beach : Tennis Cub's recent sale : will influence competition and : membership bases at other : private dubs in the area remains to be seen, but what appears inevitable are comparisons of NBTC to industry leader Palisades Tennis Club. While new NBTC owners David Kang and Julianne Ren plan to invest $500,000 to renovate the clubhouse and upstairs dining facility, Palisades owner Ken Stuart, who welcomes the transaction of his rival dub, believes his facility is still the standard. •I hope (Kang) restores ' Newport Beach to its former status and I hope he does a marvelous job," Stuart said. •1 truly believe It-dub does well, that it can only~pmy :. club. : •1n the ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ •Looking back on ~ N~ Harbor's . Mel Stiialley; always : in tbe mix as a _prep, A wee~ from today my wife, Kay, and I leave for Durban, South Abie.a, to compete in the World Masten 1Tack & Field Championships. ~ .\4rgest Jntemational gathering of athletes outside of the Olympic Games, nearly 6,000 competitors from 70 countries, will convene and participate in five-year age groups, beginning at age 35 for women and 40 for the men. I will compete in the M40-44 pole vault and Kay will compete in the W45-49 Jong jwnp, and the 100-meter dSlSh. You read that correctly, Kay-is competing. . You may recall in my report from the USA Thlck & Field Indoor Championships back in Bolton in March, that upon leaving th~ arena after winning my first national championship Since 1976, Kay asked what event I thought she could try in South Africa . good handle on the controls. Suffice to say that I am very pl\ this •young-40-something" malcing • a commitment and seeing the results. The goals are ordered and simple. · Her logic was simple: •1•ve never tried any event, anyone can enter, and it will be a great way to spend some additional time together while getting into shape for the summer." • Place higher than the la.st World Championships in Buffalo, 1995 -ei·~~ • Place higher than my entry date (April 15) world ranking -seventh. • Place higher than my CUITent wor. ranking -fourth. • Place in the top three to get a medat • Get a personal record on the final daf (July 22). She has progressed quite nicely and even won a couple of medals in the local meets. • Win the World Championships. . .. . The obvious question is how she can stand to be coached by her slave-driving husband. In a perfect wo. ld, all would be accomplished, but to get any goal outu· sequence will certainly assure a colla~ Besides being life partners, we are also business partners, so she has a pretty • Mustangs' third annual football passing league is ~pular stop for Orange County high school teams. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pflot COSTA MESA -You'd never guess it Irom its completion percentage the past two seasons (a combUlecl 64 for 178 for 36%), or the mete 16 completiom collected in U,.games last fall. but at leut six nights this summer, Costa Mesa High is the center of the Orange County prep passing universe. Every W~e&d.ay night, at least five schools join the Mustangs in Coach Jerry Howell's third annual passing league, Which bM beaJme a favonte ot teVerol county ooach- fefr tti un.14Ue faatmes. "lt't a no!a>lt.1JlODSCQling, peaing league that's instructional in that you can stop and ask a team ta show a certain coveBge or nm a play again,• said Howell. cunently preparing for bis third seum at the helm of the Mustangs, a campaign he believes could feature as many <.'Olllpletions-;-u.-t!Mt-regular _SQ~ pl.a.ya turnout be'• experlendng in 8UD1Dler sessions. Born out of convenience -• tt•s easier than having to go someplace,• Howell explained - . the lix Wednesday league dates will feature county schools including nabuco Hilla, Pootbill, Edison, Garden Grove, Bolsa Grande, Fountain Valley, Mission Viejo, El Modena, Ocean View, Cypress. University, C.apistrano Valley, La Quinta, Calvary Chapel and Santa Ana Valley. •1t•s worked pretty well and coaches seem to appreciate tt." said How¢1. who aclmowt· edged most puling leagues feature a rigi,d, competitive fcmnat. •0urs is competitive in the seme that our Jdds are tJying real bard.• Howell Mid •But we rotate ichooJs iifter ICbOoli to different 8aldl after 10 plays, we Cioil't always 1DDft the ball drill the field ODd we're nOt ~ tlCOle.. . Howell said 1'olting the~. wbidl con- tln'* tbri>ugh July 30, aVaidl tr~ problMnt that 1MY an.a few.~~• tin· el to uotber lcbioo1 were requii9d. =·Anid:po- oaedl frOm a snack bu eXCeed any ewer' rd 0-. that go with .setting up the BeJd; tbougb. lt'I ~ a money-ma_.ng 'f'8iltule: • Topping a full agenda. are the majors: Costa ... Mesa American and ~ National teams put their • hopes on the line in the first round of District 62 · Little League tournament. By Molly Yanity, Dally Pilot • • • Costa Mesa Little League ~ be well-represented in the Dis- trict 62 All-Stars Tournarnents es the League is divided into ~o separate leagues -the Natiobial and American Little League$. .. Eight teams wearing Co(la Mesa uniforms will comm~~ JD July 5 for the Little League Majtr. 9 and 10-year-old, 13-yev-Cld and senior all-star to~ and battle all-stars from Ro'*1· wood, Huntington Valley, OcMn View, Sea View, Fowitain Valley and Westm.i.ns1er Little LeagUel. .. • Majon -· The Majors Tournament l:i4.s off for the American League ~ Stars Saturday at Ocean VteW't>r Area I. Costa Mesa's squad, coac:bld by Jim Bourquardez, is pattlfd with players from the 23-2 leagl!lle champion Tigers squad, as wtll as the best of the rest . Five Tigers, who combined1br 26 home runs on the season. gite this team an offensive tilt. 'IlMllle Tigers are Matt Bourquaxdf;z, Andrew Carich, Renny JaclcscJl . Michael McGuire and Danay Whitaker. • Bourquardez, who wu a Tigers' coach during the ~ season, has an additional b~ plus -about half of his teamliU previously played on an a.l'6r team. ~· They will play the Fo Valley All-Stars at 1 p.m. • The National League fl are coached by Adolph and have an arm up in the - ing department with talent .. stephanie keefe JUST CRUISING WITH TRANSPAC In big picture, however, absence of Elias a bummer. T ranspac '97 got under way this week, with the Cruising class starting on Wednesday. The Cruising class is new to the 1Tanspacific Yacht Race, created in an effort to get more sailors involved in the prestigious event. The inaugural class features five boats, though seven boats were registered to compete. 1\vo crews had to drop out due to last-minute gear failure. Racing classes start today, to be followed by the Multihull on Monday. The Multihull cla.ss Will feature a trimaran and two catamMans, namely Steve Fossett's Lakota, Bruno Peyron's Explorer and Bob Hamel's Double Bullet 11. . These sailors are competing for the new Rudy Choy Perpetual 1Tophy, which was donated by Long Beach YC. Fossett is defending his record of 6 days, 16 hours, 7 minutes and 16 seconds, set in 1995: 1Tanspac '97 is being used by Peyron to qualify for "The Race,• a contest scheduled to start Dec. 31, 2000, that features no limits on boats and no stops or outside assistance allowed as boats race around the globe. In order for Peyron to qualify, he must average speeds of 20 knots. To follow the race via the Internet, the website is at http:/ /www.kenwoodcorp.com/tr anspac97/ for daily results. For media coverage, ESPNEWS and ESPN2 will broadcast live simulcasts daily from July 7-15 between 2-3 p.m . In adctition, ESPN and ESPNEWS will report live today from 3-3:30 p.m. and will feature a taped segment on Sunday from 5-6 a.m. on the monohull start. • A sad side note, skipper Unda Elias of the Wome n's Sailing Team will not be competing in Transpac '97, as she required emergency surgery last Friday due to abdominal pain. Elias had spearheaded the all-women's campaign since 1995, a mission that stemmed from her ctiagnosis with ovarian cancer at the time. "I remember laying on my sofa, saying, 'if I survive this, I want to do Transpac again,' • Elias had said. In the past two yea.rs, BJJas and her crew have competed and trained constantly for the event. Her credits include wins at the 1996 Women's One-Design Challenge and the 1997 Midwinters. Though she will be unable to compete, her crew will be competing for her .. •Now we have a dlffenmt mottvation, • said crew member Camille Daniels. •we are going to do this for our skipper.• • Next Saturday, the U.S. Salling Center in Long Beach will host the Disabled. Sailing Festival. th~ regtanal qualifier for the U+ • ;I' / Dllabied Sa1llng N~ ~onshtp in ;id~ Set~&nW:.~~ Cal 20 fleet. m~ addtt1on to the Sailing Ceiitar~ fleet d bOell. 1lie new fleet wW be ~l'2:redag OU ~~~f I ~~ ~~ I some m~ of Uie top team. Bryce Ctlrich, Daniel ~ and James Mowatt will join the likes of Joe-Anlbw'gey.-Btd- Perrine and Dylan Huhter on Manager Scott Hunter's tea:in. This team'• strength should be its speed on the f>Uepatbs and a winning attitude. Hunter and company face a • formidable challenge in the form of the Fountain Valley All· Stars at 1 p .m . Saturday at Ocean View. I ander9 Kri to play in Joe __ • Pacific Southwest start at 5 p.m. during the ~ °"--'or Tennis Tournament Sept. 6-t-' to captivate die~.~ • ;:,em business audience. •it/'!. Palisad~, whlch~ost • • • to introduce a men's open division with $10,000 on the line. By Richard Dunn, Da1/'j Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As an offshoot to the 71st annual Pacific Southwest Senior Tournament at Palisades Tennis C lub, event organizers said former top-10 pros Mats Wilander and Aaron Krickstein have comnutted to play in the new men's open chVl- sion when the Paofic Southwest is held in September. Wll.ander, one of Sweden's all- time greatest Davis Cup players, and Americans Knckstem, Rick Leach and Scott Davis are four of the plafers confirmed for the $10,000 men's open bracket, billed as the Battle of the Beaches and sponsored by Costa Mesa- based Emulex Cocporahon, according to promoter Mark Kaplan. As a result of the recently msb- tuted Private Tennis Club Assoo- ation headed by Palisades owner Ken Stuart, many clubs in Orange County will get an opportunity to host preliminary rounds in the men's open, matches slated to 70tb Pacific Southwest last , will play host to the • , semifinals and finals (Sept..Ul. Emulex anticipates about ·JiO : entries in the men's open. ~ t sion is free. :1· • ! . Men and women tennis • ers from the 25s to the 90s .-i every age group in fiv · I increments between, will p~ • the Pad.fie Southwest. Last , f about 600 players compe t Palisades. -:.. • •Tue first weekend of· -Ge • Pao.fie Southwest (Sept. 6-'lt is : the last weekend of the 0$. I Open. so there's always a mal 1 fever for tennis,• Stuart said. ,.For the overall (sports fan), ~ t mterest would be dimirrisb.ea ln 1 terms of timing because ot tbe tennis finals (going up agakllt [ NFL Sunday). But from a t~ standpoint, I think the timing of , the event (in conjunction with Ure f U.S. Open) enhances it, and ptus, t. the Pacific Southwest has had : · that date for 71 years. They w~ • there before the NFL.· f The Pad.fie Southwest is one of 1 the oldest, perpetual senior tour-: naments in the nation. It is sane-, boned by the Southern Califomia ; Te~ Ass~a~on and the U:S. I Tenrus Assoaation. · l Market Place Classic set for July Z8 ' One of the best tournaments of the Sum-GOLF N~ mer of 1997 is expected to be the Orange County Market Place Golf Classic to benefit the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce July 28 at Mesa Verde Country Oub. In a unique format, golfers will receive tee prizes at the tees, instead of in the customary bag-of-gifts given to participants in the morning before tee off. All 18 holes have a contest or tee prize. Five of the holes are sponsored by Harbor Boulevard of Cars, an association in town tha\ will give away a car for a hole-in-one on the five par-3s. Golf v~ will also be given away. t The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce event includes a t barbecue lunch (hamburgers and Italian sa~ges on the outdoor t grill). beer and sodas on the course, a cocktail bour and a barbecue _-' ctinner (ribs and chicken breast.ll) poolside at Mesa Verde. --_: The noon shotgun start will be pla'r'.ed as. a best-ball s~am~le. Awards, raffle prizes and a silent auction will comade with dinn~, while Papa Bear Patterson will entertain. . -_ -~ • There are also longest-drive and closest-to-the-pm contests. Tiie f Daily Pilot is sponsoring a putting contest. . . Costa Mesa-based cable television company MediaOne will video the entire day and au the event during d: cocktail hour. M.ediaOne is also expected to edit the version to 30 nunutes and show 1t on Channel 3. Former Dodger Jay Johnstone will emcee the evening festivities, according to event orgaruzer Ned Bondie. Fees are $225 per player, or $795 per foursome (save $105). Details: 574-8780. -By Richard Dunn : .BASK.EXBAl:L-- Mesa hoops camp next week : .. COSTA MESA -Spots are available in the second annual Mustang • Basketball Summer Camp for boys and girls grades 5-8. schedule<\ . July 7-11from9 a.m.-noon at Costa Mesa High. · Costa Mesa boys coach Erich Allen, his staff, ~d sev~al M~ players will provide instruction on fundamentals including shoo~, defense and rebounding, while campers will get a chance to scnm-1 mage and compete for prizes in shooting and dribbling ~ntests. ~ Fee is $60, which includes a T-shirt. Campers may register the first day of camp. t ( • v • .. . -. . . . . . .. . ... , . . . . I ... ... I..,..,' . . . 1 . : • . . . _,_ . . . . . . . . . \ Sc)uthcr n (~l1lif()r1·!;.,·" Lc.1 rgcst Land Rover ( 'L. n l rL· L • ____ · 3_6_m_on_t_hs ____ , Right now you can get a Land Rover Discovery for just $395* a month. And if this doesn't pique your interest, just step inside. You'll find dual temperature controls, leather seats, and genuine wood trim. In addition, with its 14-guage steel chassis, permanent $ 0 first month payment $ 995 down payment $ 0 security deposit $ 995 due at signing ....__ __________ four-wheel drive, and rock-softening coil spring suspension, the Discovery has yet to meet a mountain it didn't like. So why not stop by for a test drive today? Because unlike the Discovery,· this offer won't be around for long . . .. 0 FED· CUP COMING TO PAllSADES? On the heels of this year's Davis Cup, it appears Palisades is on a roll, and would love nothing more thari to host another international tennis event ... next year. By Richard Dunn, Daily p;Jot NEW'PQRT BB;\CH .-Just three months after Palisades Tennis Cub played host to the Netherlands in a Davis Cup tie, club owner Ken Stuart said Thursday he's discussing with United States Tennis Association and International Tennis Federation officials about the possibility of hosting a World Federation Cup championship match in 1998. The U.S. Ped CUp team, with Martina Navratilova as captain, lost earlier this year in the first round, then won recently.in a qualifying match with lJndsay Davenport on the team. Davenport did not play in the loss, TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 81 swimming pools and the lack thereof at Palisades, Stuart wanted to set the record straight. •Hey, we have three swimming pools ... ~n the grounds of the (adjacent) Hyaft Newporter, •Stuart said. •we have· absolute reciprocity. You should see how many Palisades members are layin9 around those pools.• reportedly becaUM NavraUlova did not select her. It would be an DitereltloCJ arrangmnent if Pallsades could host a Fed Cup match at Daven- port'• home club. •ttwewanta ·Fed~in 1998, y Davenport is my biggest supporter,. Stuart said. - •Maybe this soundlallWe e cocky or arrogant, but maybe we could host a World Final.• H Palisades secures a Ped Cup match next year, Stuart said his first phone call would be to promoter Russ Cline, who handled the Davis Cup quarterfinal at Palisades April 4-6. •rve had USTA and ITF people say to me, 'Wow, this Palisades Oub, we can't wait to do something there agam,•• Stuart said. Ken Stuart Cl One of the more Interesting mixed doubles teams playing this summer is the 3.5 tandem of Louisa Arnold (NBTC) and male partner Herb Titus of Cerritos. · ntus, who won the Adt>pti.on Guild Tennis Tournament men's 3.5 championship this year with Tom Seidel, is black. Arnold said she's white like snow. Both wear white tops and black skirts and shorts when they play. On tournament draw sheets when ntus and Arnold advance, they're listed by initials: T and A. MHe's so black and I'm so white, and he's so tall and I'm so short,. Arnold said. wwe're the black and white team, but other people are starting to call us the TandA team." Cl Many local senior standouts, Including Jim Nelson and Bob Duesler, will compete in the upcoming U.S. National Senior Hardcourt Championships in the men's 50s and 55s at Llndborg Racquet Oub in Huntington Beach. The event is July 14-20. • IUOIARD DUNN's club tennis column appears twice monthly. • recreation standings ..... lm'l'MIL c....-. 11o&mmc 1. (tie) •••chcombets. ,.. cSow Wood, 6 uch: 3. We ~ 5; 4. (tie) We Tty Hatdet; .-ld Emenild PSumblng. o. llo&CGIDD-1 1. (tie) Wla MlrtinlQue, Z1aaY. ZJggy, Ziggy, 6 NCh; 3. T• Your ir.iM, 4; 4.-~i. Orelmln', 2; 5. (tie) Girts Top, Zubie's Dry Dode. O. Mod. CGID D-2 1. Beer Buddies, 6; 2. (tie) The ftookJes. v.rtfone, 4 eK'h; 4. (tie) 86'd, F11Mew lfl, 2 each; 6. The Rode Stars, -1. CDIDC 1. Newt' Ak>ne. 6; 2. (tie) Monday Nlaht Maniacs. Never Enough, 2 each; 4. J:11Me¥( Shoc:bn,, 0. CDID D-1 ' 1. (tie) Bartdng Spiders, Best Bllllatds Muckrllkers, 6 iach; 3. Avco-Oeslaa, 4; 4. Muffin Monsters, 2; 5.~Play,0. aBD-2 1. (tie) Fllenet Brewdogs. SharlU>ites, BartJng Spiders Too, 4 each; 4. (tie) HIQh Voltage, KPMG Slammers, 2 each; 6. Riptide, 0. COIDRec.Dfv. 1. Team YPAC. 5; 2. Ontrack, 3; 3. (tie) Base Bandits, Pillsbury, 2 each; 5. (tie) RSI Big Rigs. Seagate Hornets, 0 each. MINS•1 1. (tie) PDC. Blood, Sweat & Beers, 3-1 each; 3. The Uttte Knight 2-1-1; 4. Goat Hill, 2-2; 5. NMCC. 1·3; 6. Martinie. (). 3-1. · MINSc-1 1. (tie) Giants, Bad Barts, 6 each; 3. Team Easton, 4; 4. Bad Boys, 2; 5. (tie) Loan Sharks, Mulligans, O each. MENSc..J 1. (tie) The Chucks, Quicksilver, 6 each; 3. Bam. 4; 4. Young Guns, 2; 5. (l.ie) Plaza Heat SheU-Shodced, 0 each. · MENS WPEll D 1. Mudville, 6; 2. (tie) Cone, TNT, 3; 4. (tie) The Dogs, Hogue~ Gold- schlaoers. Roy's Boys. 4 each. MENs LOWEii D 1. (tie) Ball Busters, The Warriors, 6 each; 3. Land of the Lost 4; ~~\5~~ ... w 1. (tie) Junkyatd Dogs. Shooeer1 Spotts .... 2.().1 ..n; 3. (de)~ k AtvWJc, POC, 2-1 ..m: 5. (tie) 0-...,,d Goff, Lowted, ().3 Meh. ... c.:a 1. ludmen. 6; 2. (de) TM~ New Begir)rings. 5 eadl; 4. (tie) 8lrn Burners, Aomebird, 1 NCh; 6. Silky SUllivans, o. t -(..4 •• 1. (tie) Plush, Simply Hi9w1llan, 6 MCf1 3. Undefdoas. 4; 41 ICapllns. 2; 5. Team C.IT, 0: 6. Nissin, -3. ......0-2 . 1. (tie) Big Red Machine, Mllrauders. Old llmers, 6 ~ 4. My Leg Hwts. 4; 5. Swing This, 2; 6. (tie) a.r~ Don't Matter, o. -...o-s 1. (tie) Back Breakers, Polk High. 6 , each; 3. (tie) Dledrlch's. 0....-. 4 ~1, 5. (tie) Moose Men, Rebefs, TRO, 2 each. MINllM . 1. (tie) Ducen. Pathfinders, Pirates. 6 each; 4. Containers, 4; 5. Sharks. 2; 6. (tie) Misfits, Seagate Scorpions. O e.ach. ~ 1. (tie) USA Trophy, Zubie's, 5 each; 3. Oirtbags, 2; 4. Alleyc.ats, 0. MSUtlALL LEAGUES MONDAY D LEAGllE 1. 0utta Control, 10-0; 2. Rhymes with OU(t(. 8-2; 3. Shooters, 7-3; 4. umivorous Apes, 5-5; 5. SChultz Photo, 3-7; 6. Sneaker Squeakers, 2-8; 1. Revenge of the Nerds, 0:10. lUESDAY C MINOR 1. Below the Rim;9-1; 2. Heaven'S Gate, 6-4; 2. Sllverado Streak, 6-4; 4. Rhymes with Duck II, 5-1; 5. Dream team, 3-7; 6. Matha Aetcher; G-10. WEDlllESDAY C DIVISION 1. RLD Flow, 8-1; 2. In the House, 7-2; 3. Big G, 5-4; 3. QSC. 5-4; 5. Fish 'Em & Cook 'Em. 4-5; 6. OB. 4-6; 7. QMC. 2-7; I 8. Jack's Surfboards, 2-8. Note: Registration for Summer Le~ are<UtTentty uodef way. For information, 642-0646. Colt Sectionals start Monday, at Corona del Mar • I Corona del Mar High's Colt League baseball team (15-16) will hosJ the 13-team Sectionals, beginning Monday on the CdM campus witla the Sea Kings going up against Edison at 5: 15. Also at 5: 15 Monday oa the junior varsity diamond is Saddlebackl and Cypress; Tuesday's venue calls for Whittier Red vs. Garden Grove and Sad dleback White vs. Fountain Valley; followed on Wednesday by • Canyon-Whittier White game, as well as losers of the first two gam~ all at 5:15. QUEST CONTINUED FROM 81 of the machine. As you will see later, it takes quite a machine indeed to prepare for this opportunity. For Kay the goal is even more simple (since she bas never been to such a large competition: Make it past the first round in the 100 and make the final in the long jump. • With all of that Mid. lef1 t.ace the harsh reality of relative •fossils• such as ourselves reachin9 any level of athletic success. As I type this report I am lying with my left hamstring on a seemingly always-present bag of ice, the result of a strain on June 30, a mere 22 days away from the most important challenge since leaving the elite level in my '20s. Worse, I will not even vault in practice until ·D-Day. • Not very settling to say the least. My rationalization -I won the national championships in March only 13 days after a. cortisone injection to the same leg and now I have 21 days. The games we play on ounelves. Diet bas also been a. major factor, beginning with no Ute beer or wine since Labor Day some 10 months a.go. A friend told me that if I was sedous about reducing ~t and body fat, I would have to obMrve a •no tolerance• alcohol policy. It was explained to me that it wasn't the wine itself, but what I would let myself eat after CoNUmfng even smaJ1 amounts. ,. I love burgers, puta. pizza and all of thole great foods. I controlled my appetite at first by eating wballnel' 1 wanted on WednMday and tbe weelrmcts. that woibd great until it W8I time to l'MDy buckle down for tbe mt 30 days. ~=ulooly 1olt 10 but my • 1*11 fat.... um. 9%. 1bllddtotbal,b.,....or . war-.11-W me...'° tab you all wtlll M171iaoaF ..m ... '1 ~--....wn IMF# AttlMtOlf pO..WI ...... ,_ .... tdbir .............. 1 ...... ..,, 'tinMl8llllil. Ill a ~I 111 ,_a could.., .............. ...... _ ·~=:r:--.r.1•,;.: know how to deal with the • reporting had I been mj'ured or ~ - performed poorly. : Instead I chose the easy way , out by writing afterwqrd, an e4sl chqre since I won. This ti.me you're along for the( whole bumpy ride and I pledge ~ that you will experience any an& all anxiety, pain or joy that I ' experience, beginning with that total of 21 hours of night time ... • I'm sure that you reallze that this not like packing for a sunny vacation. The biggest differences from life here in Corona del Mar and that of 12th World Veterans', Athletic Championships is that 1' is winter in South Abica; and I : have some lengthy baggage thaC won't quite make the overhead bin. ln fact I can tell you from experience that check-in at the ' airport is not a friendly experience for anyone. Once on the way to a meet in the Olympif Stadium in Mexico City, I paid a baggage handler $20 to make sure that my poles got on the plane. Mission accomplished. except that when they arrived, they were cut in half. I guess he figured that I was serious about getting them on the plane. For this trip we vaulters will air freight them for $1,000 ~ trip, and split the cost Expensive, but insured and hassle-free from doot-to-door. • Tbb U.e of ,.ar tlae bAgla temperatures in Dw'ban are in the mid-70s, the lows are in the mid-50s and the humidity ls about80%. As I compete at 3:30 p.m. on July 22, and my Internet~ tell me that sunset that day will · be at 5:18, 1 know that it will be dark. damp and cold when we finish. Thil prennts a formidable J -uoldbocllelgot~ betWWl atternpb, ..,_in w weather. Not to J141•1i<ia tbe dampn .. wbic:h will play Clll our abOlty to gdp die pole. a ' prwtty lmpartalit.., ...... j ' I Newpn lrn+c=m ..... Olilr Piloc • . . . ' . 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MOlfille l.olD Spedalilt For Advatiaing Information Pleate Call: Kip Hancock ('11•) 57'-'U7 , <po-UP w~ w ~ 9T~ ~ • m ---~ Wa/~~ea Bio CANYON • $1,820,000 • . 644-9060 Estare slfatpropeny with panoramic city views on one of the Big Canyon's &nmier lots, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, private home at the end <X cul-de--sac, two family roonu Bio CANYON • $1,295,000 • 6-M-9060 Outstanding view lot loca~ on the hillt~thc 8th &lrway, J bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fabulous yicws of city liahts and 8th ~ 3 car garaac. spa, etc. Tulm.E Rax SUW1'I Es'.r/.TE • $1,12Si 000 • One of a kind! The only single story residence in Tuttle Rock Summit Eatates, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, beautifully desfined lcitchen, custom maple cabinets NEWPORT BEACH •. $1.J9S,000 • Wonderful new •ingle aOl)l-Q.IStOm home, J bedrooms, 3.5 baths, great room with 16 foot ceilings, beautiful patio, expansive views of ocean, quiet location BAl.BoA PDnNsul.A • $1,4 • 673..6900 Incredible bayfront with magnificent main channel views, completely remodeled, 4 bedrooms, 4.S baths~ private dock and slip for 60 foot yac;ht, large deck NEWPORTBEACH • $1,19S,OOO • 64+9060 Custom oceanfront home on:tfiC sand with m.aXimum white water and coastal views in the most desirable section of beach in beautiful condition. 4 bd, 3.5 ba NoRm l.AOUNA • $1,89S,OOO • 644-9060 Slnaau:d.on.u>remler lot boasting_~ ocean and Catalina views. this incredible 6 bedroom. 06atll home has been beautifully redesiene<f and rebuilt OPEN HOUSES 1-SPM SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS a....n&\'\'D 506 Signal Road SI .<>50.(XX) Reggie Mc. 'eme) lhnoalln.L 9 Hillsborougb S925.000 Ginny Anderson ~-.oKT CoAST 82 Lessay C2-S) S379.000 T ooy lbrtohc Tl.mu: JlocJt 21~ S6~.001 Soop Pov.ell SATIJRDAY'S & SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS lhuoaCoff 1426 Sea Ridge S575.(m Cammy Leslie Nl:ww lluca 20 Goodwi.11 C.oun S202JXX> Delia Delgado Sn~Bn.L 9 Monterey Cuclc S799JXXJ Joye~ Olson Tu1rTu: llOCk 8amtoac s 1.125.(XX> Ward I Powell SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS Tmlwrn 431 VJ.Sta Same S289.<XX> $400.<XX> 818 Vaa Lido Sood $689.<XX> NEwron Co.uT 64 Laay -VICW'" (2-5) $379,W> SlrAVIEW 2121 Yadlt Rn. BA180A lsLANo 673-6900 Lorraine Famngton Sydney Gielow Alisoo McComuck Tony Banolic Ginny Anderson ,. -. . . -- .. -'~ ~ ~:;.~ INfJY -ANDERSON . OFF. (714) 644-9060 EXT. 151 HOME OFF.._(714) 759-1997 OPEN TRIS WEEKEND FOR VIEWING 9 HILLSBOROUGH HARBOR HILL $925,000 custom view home 2121 YACHT RADIANT . SEAYIEW ... ?~$698,000 . two story corner view home 644-9060 EXT. 149 COMING ATTRACTIONS! ~ Units in Corona del Mar! • Units in the Heights! • View Home in Bayview Terrace • 4,500 sq ft in Baycrest I Dover Shores ALREADY GONE! • Harbor Ric;lge view estate • Channel front home with dock • Baycrest single family home • Newport.Coast custom built hon;ie -1 ' c .1 11 I 1 'i i l I 1 'l 1.' : Ii l 1 il 'l l, ll 1' >1 l I l: d I'\ I I \ 'l k "li ( l "\ i i l ~J 1 • . cas, CPS (714) 644--9070 EXT. 120 • (714) 214--6496 PAGER 2 bedrooms + loft, 2 baths:; remodeled kitchen $170,000 \ ' \ Call for More Information or a Private Showing. CAROL .ALLISON 644-9070 Ext. 126 One of a kind single level home with panoramic views of city, mountains, 3 fairways, lake and some ocean. 'Tum-tey" condition, air conditioning. Reduced to $620,000 • Wonderful Bay Views • 3BR &c 2.58A Home w /Sandy Beach in Front • Great Location • 3BR It 2.58A Home ·~Coif Views ·~Yardwith Private pa $749,000 Stunnins:.ay & · Ocean 1ew Home ~A~W Molt Unique Homes . :=Buch •~3 ,SBR& 3. A • G.-18.Rlt llA -~~·~ ·~Cam•mlitJ Pciol •Patio Wonderful Tri-Level in the Bluffs • 38R 4c 2BA Townhome •Numerous u~ • Excnlent LociaBon • Oole to community pool & shopping $229,000 • Extra ~ 40' Lot • 38R 4c 3B Home • Private Patio ·~SouthBay $825,000 CAil Gtly Pri>utl @673-8700 • JBR & 2BA Home • .JAQ1eclon l..a!'Se Lot with Beautifuf Landacaf!8 • Privm ation $259))00 "", ._._.... ,---, ·~~-. ' -.. ...... -- • __.,_ ~ ... -.---~~ .. .1'9\ ,. ___ Sea Faire Ocean & Catalina Sunset Views • Large 38R & 38A Condo •Beautiful .Kitchen w}Breakfast Nook • Fom\al Dining Area • Community Poo~ Spa & Tennis Courts $399,000 Call Walter Mitchdl@ 588-3083 Newport Beach • Great Location on ·100 Block· of Sapphire •3BR& lBA~e • 1 BR Rear Unit with .Kitchen • Vie'¥ of South Bay $539,000 Brand New Balboa Island Home • ~cious 4BR &t 3.5BA nder Col\Struction • Qpen LR with Marbk> F face • e':f: Elevator Ready $925,000 • North Bayfl'Ont Duplex on Extra Coiner LOt • Expansive Bay Views $1,100,000 -.,--~ -r ---6 ... ~ can h~lp make I the Jiffn-nu~ ni I your lift! j COSTA MESA BWFF AREA CONDO urge 2 masur suiu, 2.5BA. firep'4.ce, 2 car'. 111t11Ched garage. Quiu compkx. close to '"ach. CaJJ 760-5000 Ext. 7 l 6. I MARK JAc.QUES $17~000 SUBMIT OFFER TO BANJO · 5BR mulitumal ho~. Pri~ Newport &ac~. RnruHkkd & expanded. 2 masur svita. 3 firep'4.ces and 3 car garage. Must seU! Ca11 7i 5000 ext. 1 26. RAE RODGERS $510,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Opportunity won't laJJ. 3BR. 1 BA far only $199.900. CaJJ 760-5000 Ext. 125 ROBERT MILLIKEN $199,900 NEWPORT BEACH 4BR, 2.5BA townhome. lilu new. new ltitchen. new pamt, neu• carpet, 2 car garage w11hm wallting distance to Corona tkl M ar High School CaJJ 1-800-510-2005 Cotk. #4085 RITA WADE $229,000 MILLION DOllAR VIEW In Harbor View Hzlls So. far only $895,000.1 Darling 3BR home (la Jolla) m~I. 3 car garage1 + beau11fal pool Gaud entry. You won't find a' better ocean, Cata/ma, or bay view at any price di Ju simpk m drea. lots of room to n<pand. I Cail 760-5000 ext. 525. NAN DOYLE $895,000 ENCHANTED FOREST &clusion m Cowan Heights. Enjoy the pool an 25,000 sq. ft. of tranq11ility plus a 5BR one kw home. Includes uparau guest quarters and tripk garage. Call 644-MAXG. MAXINE GOLDEN $485,000 SPECTACULAR REMODEL urge smgk 11ory 3BR. 2BA home on huge poo siud, profmionally laruiscaped lot. Marbk ltitchen & baths. Hardwood floors, large living room + • family room. Call 640-2677 ROBYN SF.A.RS $-429, "SUNNY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL ARFS Vit"W Property. city lights!Cttalina 3BR. 2BA .• 1900+ sq.ft. just Lisud at $258,000 WOn't Last. Call 760-5000 Ext. 125. ROBERT MlllJlCEN BRIGHT SINGLE LEVEL Open to<iay. ltieal for singk coup[f. Gourmn ltit., skylights. 2BR, l .5M CzlJ 644-4 l 00. J.D. CALLAGHAN $17-',900 AWESOME BAY/OCF.AN/UGHTVIEWS Nnuport &ach custom tri-/ewl with h~ vinvin ucks. Fit for 11 king w/owrsiuJ livini. family. Jimng room,_ 0-3 1l'UUln" SMita! OtJI 760-5()()() ext. 131. ROBIN TENCH $749.000 OCEAN AND SUNSET VIEWS £nfa7 nixbt uxhts, OCU'! ff n.n OT ~/a in th privMy of this lowly gllkJ CMrtm""i&-Sinp kw/. 2BR tlml""JiA room. OtJI 76Q. 5000 at. 129. SHAJtON SWANSON U.U.000 COSTA MESA JBR. }BA, '4rx< l11t '"''" R~' uuss. {mhl] f"l""ti.. l'TJ/'<J mlmt;J. p'411111no'1 slnmni, fmt<h '-rs. . c.JJ 76().5000 Ext. 120 '$279.()()() OtrrSTANDING VALUE F.xulln11 fl-r plan for farmly lmng lour fa,,11/r u·dl frrl .11 l~mu Ill lhll <XC<fkflt lletthbomooJ. c.JJ l-IJ00.51~20()5 Ext. 5002 Marll Acltrkb • An lntern•tlonal Company 760-5000 Robl" TrR<:b S539.000 An International Company 760-5000 http://l'9IMJdlnk.oom ' NEWPOJrr HEIGHTS VI/INCOME NnvtT 3BR. 2.5BA rrsi.Jm« with #Mr 18/l rmit (S900 ~ 11U1.) ~ lot wilh pri11t1« }'Ufis. ~ ".fferr"'~ ,;, Nnuport. CJ/ 760-5000 a&. 126 S4J~()()() EMERAW BAY DRAMATIC VIEWS ~Juul] ttutttti"f 4BR + 4BA. """'" homr. O,.,,p ti.rad 11in1.11.' M•~ 11mm111n 1tt""4int horM """"" tln1rrJ by """"""" 11rrh1t((l. CJJ4H-7475 ~ can help make the difference in your lift! MESA VERDE Darli').g 3BR, 2BA, gr_eat yard. Nice living room with Jl~"tce. Great nnP!bOrhood. CaU 1-800-5 l ()...2()()5 Code #5009 MARK ACKRJCH $209,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA RArt opportunity to p"rchau a newer home in a gated commimiJl. Pi-iced thou.sands beww mar/ta value, so act now! CaU 760-5()()() Ext. 180 CHRIS HANSEN $249,000 GREAT CATALINA VlEWl Sttf" cktin 3BR ~ i11-pttrti ~ comm111Jity! Price for f..ast s•k! Offerra 11t $550,000. Call for br«hUrt. CJ/ 760-5(}()() Ext. 109. • SKI $550,000 FABULOUS EMERALD BAY Emna/J &:i. contn1Jporttry ulte new. Extmsiw use o grflnite, 5BR, 4.5BA with ocean, beach and canyon views. lAcaua at the end of a private cul-rk-sac. Call 494-7475. BILL DOLBY $2,275,000 . GUARD GATED &ti Island, P4"f:Jj/tti highly upgraded 1 kw/ with view. 2BR, ikn. 644.:J/ 100. J.D. CALLAGHAN $550,000 REDUCED IN BELCOURTI Prestige with ll vi~ Go1ftOus townhome with 2BR, 2.5 BA plus ~ den. gour11ie1 ltitchen, 2 fireplaas. ~tea commumty_ d-secunty system. r:au 760-5000 Ext. 129 SHARON SWANSON $449,000 'f.ROPICAl;-PARADISE IN CDM Owr $200,()()() in ~. pool d-spa in a setting 1.:ti" trop_Kal />lllmi. "Must see to 1tpprrciate. 76Q:853J ROBERT SACKS $749,000 INVPSTORS DELIGHT Grr111 inctmU propnty south of PCJ/. Front hoim is 2BR, 2BA. Re11r unit is 5BR, 3BA. P~ mmms ~ inMrM. CA1J 760-5()()() ca. 136. ANE SONGAILA U75,000 HARBOR RIDGE ESTATE Com"'4mling oce11n d-city light views enhance this 4BR. l BA custom mUlmce in• private, ~Trigaua communitJ. Also fiaturtd in an 18 foot ceiu11s mtry , f.r-rirtttl lii!i1tf -& J;,,;~~ wl•JJ.ti11Hi 'Ii rrtryfmusic roo'!'1 s~lwka officddni1.fom1/y 1YHm! (j-tym r<>om WlffJ US lll1'1UL Compummhnf this UnllJIU!m is II vifW b~e ·~ the IJ'4'"fftlmt ""' ;oo r 11pr1nnnmt to lltnl. CJJ 760-5 ca. 117. ACICIE HANDLFMAN $2,250~000 E.SIDEc.M. OVER 14,000 SO. Fr. LOT 3BR. 2BA + MotlNr-ln-IAw 1lnit. Shop llttMhea to Mu/Jk ciir L_a~_D-: Appointmmt <Al 760-5()()(JExt. 125 . ROBE.Rf .MJJJJKEN $600,000 HARBOR VIEW' HOMF.S ltn>e~2~story home °"-h::J. !Arie lot i11 this .w f.,,,ily nnlhl>ori . Nn11 011 tlH 1'llrin -" •I.st. (A/} 640-1529 FSJ1fEJl YANK • $S99,000 CAMEO SHORES Ocun .U.,,. ~ ~ Hplj w:rs.W si,,P Intl ""'°"' ho"" with • ~~WC TIHs ~ "I ad Jotm cf wi"""'1!s,-nwr IW. cf fik, 2 SJ>d "'i!s, 1"111114 fUS/O#I ftik/,ne, two "'Ptn" s.itn1 '::::'01;~J"'*"· ~cf-,,. cf-,..,, ll08 KOOP. sa. -.., .... .. Bob Koop Davie Koop Bob Koop, Jr. 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 Open House Sat & Sun. 1-5 509 Narcissus Walk to Carmdoal Builr in 1980, large 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath. owner'• unir. gJQI Roor plan. 2-noria, 2-firq>bca. lir.yfigha. t'onml living. dIDing ac family room, rile COUDl.Cn & floon. M»tcr Nile with a tpa rub lie fireplace, walk-in dose!, 2-car png'C lie I carpon. Pllll a large 3 Bd. 2 Ba, 2 story income unit. Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. NEWPORT BEACH 760-5000 Ext. 128 Above the Crowd! Tvvo Orange County real estate associations ~in forces _ The merger will provide better service to consumers Effcclive the beginning of June. two local real estate associations. South Orange County Al!IOCiation of Realton. CSOCAR l and Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley Board of ReaJ«>rs have JO•ned f()fce~. fonmng the Orange Coonly A.ssociarion of Realtors (OCARI "We will no~ -.erv1t:c ahout I:? cities in Orange County. with uhoui J.500 mcmbcr'I. making u~ one oft.belaqu:.\l re<1I c.-.1a~ hoftfd' in the ~t~." said J. Michael Rohen~. prc\ld.:n1 of SOC' AR. '1llc real wmn.:r-. tn 1h" will he lhe con~umer. who will bcncfi1 from t~ 111cr.:a..cd coverage. up to dale technology ava1lahlc and the ~rv1cc~ we can provide " 11lC merger wai. ovcrwhclmmgly approved by the memhcrshtp of both associations. Representative~ from both organinuons ..aid the merger 'ICCmcd 1hc lllO\I logical move to malt.e. as both commun111c~ share similar demographics and many of the same builders have developments tn each In the past. agcnlll have worked intcn:hangcahly within both communities. hut had to return 10 their own board lo accCM computer sy~tcms. procurr.Jonns or attend ~s Now, they can move within both communities mon: easily and then: will be more resources to provide services 10 agents which will in tum benefit the consumer. Also available will be the increaaed educauonal offerings for the IJCOll, qu.u;crly conferences. lowered Multiple Liftial Service (MLS) dues and a tccbnolo&Y ClettCcr whieib provides members with enenslve· lninln& in a variety of computer applications. Jim Mcloughtin ond J. Michael Roberts The n.ew service area begms JUSI south of the Leh Angeles border and extends lo Camp Pendelton. ''We arc lucky to have a close re lationship with South County." said Jim Mclaughlin. president of the Hunlington Beach/ Fountain Valley board. ''Many of the large offica in Huntington Beach had s ister offices m South County. 10 it seemed m everyone's best mterest to make a move that wouJd cut costs while increasing fenlicet." He also noted that the larger association. one of the top five in the stat.c. will provide them with greater political clouL Most coosumers do not realize that locaJ real es~ boards play an impClftAnt role in the politics of lhe1r community They support legislation at the state level that will benefit property owners u well as working within the citica. cncoonaging them to do more for homeowners. U '°" llHHAll Ub Mon Uif Dnfllltion about tht twr"'lhAJio" ~ tJu IU'lfk•I oJ/u.#1 111 IJ11 °"'"'' Coli"'1 Auod4Jio11 of Reolton, calJ J. MklwNl bHm ot (11') 17NJMJ.,. JU,. McW,ltlbt ot (114) Ul-6191. 2 9 a.m. -noon. ·Agency.. • • l -4 p.m .. ·Ethics· 3 MLS book delivery 4 8 9 10 11 14 16 17 18 21 23 24 25 29 30 , Independence Day -Association office closed 8:45 a .m .. Affiliate Committee meettng 9 o .m . Compass beginner c lass 9 o .m. -noon. ·Fair Housing· 1 -4 pm .. ·rrust Fund Handling· 9 a.m. Grievance Committee meeting l 0 o.m -2 p.m .. Brokers Preview GPA Committee meeting 9 a .m. MLS Commtttee meet1ng 2 p.m .. Internet c lass Coll Association for CF classes 9 o.m .. Compass advanced class 10 o.m. -2 p .m .. Brokers Preview 8.30 o .m., Orientetk>Ftftnductton 2 p.m .. Compass beginner c lass 8:30 a .m .. Board of Directors meeting 9 a.m. -noon. Seminar: -Agency.• by attorney Bert Cook at the association office 10 a .m. -2 p.m., Brokers Preview 1998 Officers and Directors electton day 9 o.m. -noon. •telephone Markettng·· l -4 p.m .. ·How to Build a Miiion Dollar Referral System· .. ·- GREAT VIEW! FINE CRAFTSMANSHIP! GREAT VALUE! , Exquisitely decorated recently by a distinguished interior design firm. Custom elegance in magnificent, gate-guarded Bear Brand Ranch. Beautifully planned home designed by Steven Phillips and construct~ by Gregg McCaffrey. Three full floors with separate guest apartment, tennis court, pool, 4-car garage and a fabulous panoramic view. This is one you absolutely have to seeLPriced at $1,495,000. Submit your offer- great terms, trades considered. DESIRABLE LOCATION With an cxcdlent 48~ ,3BA ftoorP..bn, ~ spacious ho!Ue bouts room for cote~ & q>nif9rt. Private m.astcr sunc, ~ living & dining rC¥>ms, fireplace & views of private S.s.ff~OOO Li.ad.a Oeth & Lou Ja.cobe AD Cocle 71347 DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTIJRE Mcditcrnncan--stylc architecture and beautiful rooms arc chc q>ccial features of chis 4BR. 3BA home. Tue floors, wroughc iron details, hidl beamed ceiling, open kitchen & family room. "Barbara Aune &: JoAnn Kenton $S4S,OOO . Ad Code 71S87 BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED An exciting • .Fari .. -typ,e des~ed custom home wtih 58.R. 4.5BA. gourmet's .kitchen, "great room" with Gr~lacc, master suice with soaring ccilin~. media room. ldcaJ fur family & dcganc living. • S...,.Laby $949,000 Ad Code 7l}(YJ TOWNHOME WITH END~ VIEWS Best views of 5m (:Wwar wim 1'80 ~ gold coubc & cicy (jgba vtews make thls DOvcr modd townhOmc cx.ccprio~. ~ice rul-de-sac, 2BR., _28A, fireplace. Javety lcitChca, pat for cnccnaining. Babara Aautadta $495,000 Ad Code 71467 SUNSETS IN EASTBWFP Sec chc sjghcs from chis cozy Eastblu.ff home. 2iorious sun.secs & city li2hts add charm to 4BR, 12mily room wich 2 fi'rcplaccs. Very private locauon near parks & Back Bay nature trails. Selley Shipley Ad Code 70217 SERENE GREENBELT A. wonderful 28~, 2BA condo with grcenbdt "'"-!--• Y.KWS.. Woodbutmf!& fireplace, tile-floors, new paint, office or 3rd BR downstairs. Dana Black & louAnne Ri~ $129,900 Ad Cocle 71827 BAYSHORES The ~ home on an aua wide lot. Light & bright spacious rooms with o~ beam ceil~. hardwood floors, FrcnCh doors & wind<>WS,.i. wet bar, guest ~m, otttce, room fur CXJ>:1N•on. SEAVIEW BEAUIY Charming 3BR., 2.58A home in guard·g_aicd commurucy. Interior full of natural ~ligl)r lrom atriunu, two ~ c:ucading waterfall into 'pa. ~ a ~~theoccm, great cicy liehcs & mountain vit:W. BJJohg.oa. $S7S,OOO Ad Code 7 1037 IN TIIE HEAJIT OF CORONA DEL MAR On one of che most c:hanning streets of Olde Corona dd ~ sfrs chis 3BR. 2BA home wich customiz.cd rooms. Hia:h ceilings, Outch door. French windows & cf'oor, master suicc m1ing roo01. Mali Gulledge Ad Code 70907 EXCEPTIONAL HARBOR VIEW HOME Located in a v_ery popular .&mily-aeiehbbrhood. jusr a short ~ from park & . . this 4BR, .i.SBA ~ ~u with hcnch doors IX wtndows, poli~hed han:lwood Boors, Planmion &butters, bonus room, newer kitchen. Private ya.rd. Eric 8c Laraine Shaw $619,000 Ad Code 7 11 97 PRIVATE CANYON LOCATION Exceptional views from this -'Omfoctablc: 2BR. 2BA condO with oti Indoor laundry, arc ached garage, community pooJ & spa. Sceft L&waeu $14S,OOO A.4 Code 72147 A TROPICAL PARADISE Thia beautiful · c6ndo .lies ott · die lak.c Nrroundcd by lush fol.. runn~ streams and wattt&.lls. s~~· lac.e in li~ room, iaultod ceiling. · t in bcC:lroom. C:Ommuni'f pooJs. sauna, . t rub. SURROUNDED BYTREES Thls'lcWdy t}llt; 28A condo enclosed by trees features cathedral ceilings, ligl:it & immaculate intc~or. fireplace. Attached garage~ great locaoon. $108,'50 Paay Haney $215,000 Ade.ode 71847 Judy Strama Ad Code 71137 ' •, '· BAYSll>E COVE CHARM E.nj~ ~rt Beach lifestyle in this 2BR. 2BA oondo. Gated' conununity with boat slips. ~, spa & private beach. DickDiduon $397 ,000 Ad Code 72627 SPANISH CHARMER Customiz.cd Spanish style 3 BR home features char~ Living room with crown moldi.Ju? & fittplacc, new ~ & J>ait!t. Excellent opportunity for vacation home! life on Lido includes dOclc.s, tennis, clubhouse. THE ESSENCE OF BEAUIY Beautiful captures the essence of this 4BR. 3BA home, with luxurious interiors featuring breakfast oooli or ga.rpc room, two wet bar$, family room & formal dining. Nicely landsCapod, huge private patio area. Karen Knoche $469,000 Ad C.ocle 72057 A WARM INVlTATION Lovely tree-lined streets create quiet & inviting ambiance for this 5BR. 4BA home. Three fllcplaccs, custom shuners & Mexican pavcrs, bcvdcd glass entry doors. . Pam Ball $469,000 Hyla Renea · $589,000 Ad Code 72187 ·Ad Code 70007 LINCOLN LANE TREASURE Spacious & beautiful home on one of N~rt's ruccst streets. Ex~ ftoo~ with 4BR. 3BA interior aq.'11.m, gowmct's kitchen, French doors & windows, recessed lighting, fireplace. LIVE BYTIIE SEA Perfect for vacations & all wno love beach li~ tht. is the ideal beach bQUSC with neat & dean rooms. Possibility co build new home. Close co ocean. THE VIEW GOES ON AND ON Beautifully cuscom-<ics_!gncd home revels in e ~ "\<lcws. ~ d.c<¥>r; pind . cc, kitchen with sul>-zcro. Sedate .,... WI spa. DRAMATIC DEVONSHIRE . QUIET ClJL.DE-SAC, PRIVATE YARD 1'his wo ndCrful 3BR. 2BA home has all the clements for tranquil living ... quiet location1 ~acious yard, fireplace, handsome oak +:oor, kitchen with Sub-Zero. • KayKonfal ¥~·000 Ad <:oc1e 70997 COTO DE CAZA This 2BR, 2.5BA townhome has countless amenities! Fireplace, wet bar, large !oh, m aster suite on firsc level, custom tile, French doors· & windows. Bert & Marian Reedy Sec ocean, ci~ liP,its & mountain &om this &bulous condo w1ih light & bright, VCFf o~ rooms. Ma.in lcvd .master swtc, additional family room with guest wing: Large decks, au.ium & courtyard. Nancy Buftclcl ac Guy H~ Marilyn Kenhner DF.slRABU LAGOON IDCA110N ._...~~ -MCOdLZOSZZ __$829.QOO AcLCode.70182'....__.~ .... · .......... rvc.~ ~-model 2BR, 2BA-condo...nicd.v_dcconw:d BIG BP.All LAKE ESTATE ~t atate located on the lake sunounclcd ~ an aac. ~ by the la& enjoys 9~ 9BA. Boor to cciliiig scone ~. ata -tb~art kitchen gymnasium. fumiibcd guat hoUIC, 6 cat gar.age. .. X-.~-&Stefheeie H...O•; ~ Ade.ode~ ~ in perfect condition with fireplace. Two car attached garage, community pool & spa, m:tvatcde:!1:Srs. _ $30S,OOO yma Ad c.ode 72-'57 --I'.----;....... --.... - ~ ...__l .. ---........ " -="'._ ,.. .. ~ ·- 7 · OPPOKFUNITY Corona dcl Mar-Serene Canyon and golf course views. 4BR, large lot. Glimpse of ocean. Parks and beaches nearby. $625,000 y-fALK TO VILLAGE Corona del Mar Senior Community. Lighr & bright with vaulted ceilings. 2BR plus den. Sunscr vistas. -Single level pool and spa. Jun Reduced. $450,000 REMODEUBUILD Corona dd Mar. A rare find. Rustic canyon cabin, fifteen trees, running creek, very large lot, village & beaches near. $650,000 ~IT LIGHT VIEW Newport Beach-Panoramic sunsers. Mini ocean view. Sin¢c levd 38.R.. Gated nctghborhood, tcnnist pool and spa. Low association dues. $515,000 rE lli S"Ew I ~ _ _. .Rln ,Dig;ado at Ells Realty Group has exceptional ~nge of skills His varied experience and knowledge helps his clients Jim Digrado, sales associate with ~ Group in Newport Beach is well known for his dedicated service as a real estate agent to his clients. What many do not know is that Digrado is also a captain in the Los Angeles Fire Department. For the pa.st I 0 years he bas maintained a very successful real estate career, selling both income and residential properties throughout Orange County. "Jitil is an excellent sales agent, being a fucfiafJter baa given him exceptional knowledge about the value of property as well as the various neighborhoods of <>ranae County," said Ron Mazzano, branch manager. . Thia mootb Digr8do WU in the top I 0 sales uaociatea in the office. ''The dedication and energy that I have to have to be a firefighter baa carried into my .real estate business and ~ have been able to enjoy doing both," Digndo aaid. '1 started buying and ~property for my own penonal inve1tmcnt portfolio and through rcferrala have built a terrific business. Another plus bas been the support and camaraderie of the Ellis Realty Group Newport Beach office, the agents and support staff here ~ great and make it easy .to get out Md do busineu!' Digrado and hi• wife, Claudia; have three children and live lo Hamor View Hilb. . 1b n«Jt JU. "''"""'' """ ,,,. Nnvpon B1111ele o.Jlk• 11/ BOii _.., Groll/I Ill (114) UUJOO. ~ Kay Konfal, sales associate with Ellis Realty Group's Newport Beach office has enjoyed success in the last few weeks, as she bas represented both the buyer and the seller on three sales. "I became accustomed to these kind of sales because I spent 13 years working with builders. In that situation the agent always represents both the buyer and the builder," Konfal said. Well known for ber tenacity in pursuing every road to find the best opportunity for her clients, Konfal said that getting the listing sold as soon as possible for the right price is the purpose of her job. '1ime is of the essence -I start on day one to get the property marketed and sold," Konfal said. One of the many services Konfal off crs her clients is her trained eye as an interior decorator. She bolds a degree in interior design and has helped many clients prepare their home to procure the highest possible price. "I have found that in that situation, some simple redecorating can make all · the difference in the feeling of the home and that insures a quicker sale." Konfal said. "Regardless of what needs to be done. Kay is not afraid to discuss critical decisions with her clients in order 10 gel the job done," said Ron Mazzano branch manager ... Her clients know and apPrcciate her forthright advice and outgoing personality because they ~cc her acting on their behalf. Her succe.,, this past week has been exciting to watch and I am expecting a terri fic year for Kay." To T#l.CJi Kay Kon/al, caJl lht Newport Beaclr offiu of Elli.s Realty GroMp at (114) 6'UQOO. real estate market, Chapman previ<!usly worked and-manapd eeveral 111DaJler agencies in the city. His experience included the merger of a high end boutique with a larger company. -rile challenge was t.o keep the company's culture, but add the resources of a larger company. It was like taking a cl888ic car and adding new horaepower t.o it,• he said. Although he eltjoyed the challenges at bis former company and it was dllJicUlt for him t.o leave, Chapman couldn't pass up what Coldwell Banker had t.o offer. "It was the combination of a good company, with good people in a good office and it's difficult t:o find that level of compatibility all the way through," he said. The level of recognition among consumers that Coldwell Banker offered was also appealing to Chapman. '7he area from t jetty in Ne~rt Beac~ to the pier in ~n Clemente has always been a different "Their commitment spans· the entire marketplace, with agents positioned in .'.__ marketplace anil b«ause of that it needs to be marketed differently" all segments," he said. "We have a wide range with one company that has directed itself to satisfy all segments." -Bob Chapman For Chapman, his transfer t:o Coldwell Banker on ~. 1 offered more than just a n~w challenge. "It was the opportunity to focus the office and company on an area -the Orange County Coastal segment -and t:o grow that presence int:o a domioant market sh.are,• he explained. -rhe opportunity to work with a cOtnpany th.at ha the stfenjtb of a name that Coldwell Banker· has in the region and the nation and t.o make it blend in with the coastal area." Chapman applies the same intense focus to the game of real estate that he once applied t:o the game of tennis. A former tee.ching pro, Chapman previously spent his days on the court with teh.nis greats Rod Laver and Roy Emerson, Wimbledon champions in both singl~ and also as doubles partners. The trio traveled around the country teaching clinics for adult-tennis-players. - The transition was natural for Chapman, who bad spent his summers between college semesters aa the uaiatant pro at a teruri1 club. Upon graduation from TWane Univenity in New Orleans with a baelielor of arta depee in history, Chapman packed hia duffel t»q and hit tbe courta. Each week lie eQCOUDteiecl "8 CORONA DEL llAll The best yet least expensive 2br townhome in the Coroq_a derMar area:-Footsteps close to ne~hbornood shoppl~ center and easy freeway access. owners that are ~hlymotivated. , "1111,111 $179,IOO OLD! CORONA DEL MAR New 2.~ S.P. townhome near ~nia Street Parb. south of PCH. 4br. 4.5ba with very spacious sun decb terrace. Cozy wood bumi~ flreplaces In livinq room and master bedroom. -ssH.190 •1 U ,000 OPEN IUN a..c • 417 DAiii.iA Aft. IN CORONA DEL MAR CAMEO lllORU A hiqhly upqraded home on an extra wide parcel ( 11.000 sq.ft.) with panoramic 6Tue Pacific views from most every room.1>ftvate"beach access and a very quiet neiqhborhood. Very motivated seller. ••.SH.900 OPEN SUN. 1-1 • 4141 GORILUI ROAD IN CORONA DEL llAlt "'Tiii! BLUl'l'I" Immaculate and expanded (2650 sq.ft.) 3br home with spectacular bacb bay views. Spacious vfewlnq balcony plus patio terrace. 2 wood-burnt~ fireplaces. parquet floorinq and more. Sellers are movinq out of area. tllt,000 CU110M HOMI, OARD COMMUNITY $99SAJQO l.oYdy S bedroom Tr:ad111on2J on comer lol Lois of used brick. 11us l'A'O- S&l>ty oftm grni famih lr\mg WRt" f:uniJy room opens 0010 \'t!rand:a. s..ly Mittman lnternrt WI 78TMB TUllLaOCK TOWN NOMI $2'9,900 Model-pcrfec1 end uni1 "1th views. Dramallc Ooot plu. 2 bedroom, 2.S ballt trl-levtl. Gourmet kltcbeo with aJI new appHaoces plus fually room. Ju4y MHCJ lnlet"MI /DI 790CM llST Of NIWPOltf MY $3, 100,000 Coobtilruaed WIS ol ocma, harbor A if.a>' enll'lllCf. (« Ylew lt!rl'n, 480, 4BA w/pYI pier a slip. }at GA.. Sec S}'S. lnlmwt IDI 78TUJ MAOf9ICINr HADOlt IUDGI $2,750,000 tlepll A nalllt'lll 1D11ieri11s.. fnlirmnsNp A desigll ft liar ~ lbemrs of dJJs hm. Sweeping vus ol sunstt, ocn ~ (:aWina. ln/6Mt IDI 7922J' DOLPHIN T11t1tAC1 s 1 ~,ooo One ol Uie best Ylni locs In Newpon Beach Apx 180 degrtt front row ~lt'W. Ap>. 17,l90 sl. Remodel or build new lnttlr'MI /DI 79866 A&MOST UYFRONT $I MS,000 Could be 2 680. 4BA (lllD, IBA sq> :ipc) 4-ar parldng. YOhune ~ orw cupe1 a im lik + bllb &ors. lmmacublt' mtmwt /DI 7IJZC5 ancouRT TOWNI OIM $"5,000 Lmh, lqe pdm'l IDCI yard W~ side yard IO pool, spa, w.mll a g:uebo. Quiet ead unit in guanl-gaaed COOllIJ\IDl!yJntmwt IDI 78'/{j OC1AN V1IW • CITY UOHTI $749,000 380, bro rm, studao, A/C, pat comm. hrfta rondiDon. S.,. and hia- lains. 3 (pies. l.atS d lDltrOrs, W!IY pw. hJWnt!t IJ)f 77467 Condo Classics TOWN HOMI Wl'TUMINDOUI VllWI .. 21,000 2 + l.S wMrws ol lakes.~ A bCk ~ Fonml .... "*l, br'8f IMtig room, library wlfP, cool'1)2rd. deck. P*k> · /JIUrwt /DI 18TPB ON ntl SAND . $Sl~,OOO An ap1 38 KC dash IO OCZlll from fronl door Dmat oceDOlll coado w/ upgnides. Ritt quality property w~ vtews. 11114rnd IDI 7'5GK NIWPOllT UYftONT $499,000 Gorgeous 3 bedroom, 3 bash condominJwn IDt2IJy redool Iii tartb toGeS. Dod< Mibblt br ltt. lnln'Mt /DI 78VX1 IWffl IN NIWPOST MACH $215,ooo' Popybr 38D lpll-IMI 00 almosl 1,900 sf. P311o, dk roof. mirrored ward-robes, llYIQg room, fP. QeW carpedQg. M:. ln16Mt /DI 793CJI 9IO CAHYON;UmlMICll • 115,000 a.id COGdo ID Foci loailioa Dear falhJoo bbnd. Fool, spa, lmllis OOW1. Lawtt IMI unll w/ot:w c:atpet A palnL lntmiet IDI 78TMZ NIWPOIT MACH TOWN HOMI $179,900 '81> + 2.SBA on • 1,440 IQ ft end uoll, dost IO beM:h.. nm IOWD home 1s 111 iop c:mlilon a priced to sea. /111mw1 /DI 7!J(1(}B Family Living ·~~ .•1 I Any Pl-operty. Anytime. Anywhere. Whether you're at your office, hotel room, or in your own living room, you can preview properties in the price range and area you're looking fo r. Visit o ur website, select 11Property Search" and then use the Internet IO#. W e give you the advantage. Anytime . Anywhere. 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Front row Irvine Terrace-Sit-dowri views of Harbor, h'villion, Channel Ocean, Little Island, Balboa Island PeninsUla and turning basin. 3 bedroom, 3 bath, pool home, located on a huge lot. Great opportunity for remodel or build new. Offered at $1,300,000 Laima Predkelis 729-7249 L>catioa! Location! Greinbdt, end unit plan D -Qui~ lrg rear garden w/luah landscaping, pool, spa, and witer&..ll. Wrap-a-round side patios connect to back ganlen via flaptonc, flowers and abundant greenery. SeVcra1 leaded glass windows. Mirror floor to ceiling in owter bedroom. . Reducecl to $89S,OOO ~~~---,.,;.,,~~;..;,...;..;;.;..:...;:;..;.,.;.::;..:...:.:..::...:.:..:..:::..:..:..:::..::...:...::;..:..~ • • • ¥ ., "" v • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • v • • • .. ... "' .· .........•...................... ·. "~:Mediterranean :Meets CDntemporary~ " Designed by a highly reapected Californian architect, a custom hoim ,, successfully blends the warmth of the Mediterranean with the sleek lines of contemporary. ,, Offered by the Prudenrlal·Jon Douglas Co., the walled Newport Beach " property has a rcsort·style ambiance and is ideal for encertaining and " family living. : Located in the gated community of Harbor Hill, the residence feanlres ,, four bedrooms (plus den) and '4.5 bathrooms, with aU rooms orienred to " the outdoors. The fonnal dining room, surrounded by glass, has a coffered " ceiling and built-in China cabinet. " The family room ovcrloolc1ng the pool and spa includes a fireplace, wet " bar, $0lid oak built-ins and 30-foor ceiling. ,, Enhan<:ed by a large center island, tbe lmchen includes three sinlc..,, a .., Sub-Zero refrigerator, Kitchen-Aid dishwasher, Thennador (prof~10nal) " gas stove/grill, solid oek cabinetry and pantry. The seep-down laving room with rcccucd lighting reveals clerestory . .., windows and 30-fooc ceiling . ., In a separate wing, the master bedroom has its own patio, rwo walk-in · .., closets and a fireplace. The master bath fias a large spa rub, steam shower ,, and rwo add1rional wallc-m closets. The den, ad1oining the master bedroom, could easily be converted ro a fifth bedroom. A large pool and spa complement the palm tttt-lincd ,, backyard. Harbor Hill residents pride themselves on the mdividualicy reflected m .. their home styles. A gate has been provided for residents to have direct access co San Miguel Parle without having to exit on Spyglass Hill Road. Harbor Hill is only a few minuces from Fashion..Wand.--which.offers a " · wrtery of shops-, 1'8taunm~ and entertainment options. ,, Area children attend Andersen Elementary School and <:orona del ,, Mar High School. Aoo within walking distance as Harbor Day School .. (private K-8). ,, Offered at $1,298,000 • 'Tor more infonnation or a private tour of tfie property, call Sandy :Mittman The Prudential-Jon Douglas Co. (714) 729-7271 • (714) 644-1096 . Ca.,al 'Ibis ii a bat buj OD 8albOa lsland widl north wt IOUlb views tow8l'd the bay. The property ii currently built as two units. There ii a two car carport IDd a aria1l ~ foe rowing boet oe little bay boat. The froGt unit baa one bodroom IDd one IDd ooe.-half t.lbs. Downmin, French doon open tna paver-type front patjo witb beyfrona/canal views IDCl morning sun. The living room, diDiac room. kitchen and powdet.room are lllo oo tbis leYel. The muter bedroom auite dpltain features a deck. bOth of which arc the eolire widlb of the house. The cbannina "*' unit bas entry from the alley oe from the courtyn between the front "and ns unita. There is oriJinal pine paneliog, dininJ area and kitchen. The !ifeplace in the Ii~ room is cbe source of heat foe the uniL Two beckooins, two bllhs and a 1qe deck~ tbis unit. otrer'4 at $750,QOO. ,,., ... ~•••....,_...,. ciaa 11t1w•(1l,)72f.7Ml..,Sliililll_... .w •('!_Ill) mi.#11 • n.,., • n's'-,,,. .,,. Jbs c ••v .. •=•• ...,._ . . It pays to · .· advertise in the · • • l 'Da' 1 Real Estate COllONA DU MAL.Oceaa View StepS to Utde Coron.t Beach. SIUMlrlg 381l 2BA, remod kit. &ml DR. French drs ... $7l9,000 3lAL\! 4 Independence Day -Board office dosed 9 5 p.m.-7 p.m., Computer training, Stellar View for Windows 10 11 4 p.m .. Communications meeting at Board office 8 a.m., Marketing meeting at Wells Fargo Bank (prior to Preview) 1 -4 p.m., Seminar by C.A.R. attorn ey. Topic: The New Residential Purchase Agreement. Plus a legal review booklet. All a three-hour DRE continuing education credit at Orange County Association of Realtors office in Laguna Hills. MLS book delivery 14 SCMLS directors meeting at PACWEST Association of Realtors 16 18 21 23 11 :30 a.m. -1:30 p.m., Mid-year broker/manager meeting/luncheon at Board office 5 p.m. -7 p.m., Computer training, Internet class 8 a.m., Marketing meeting at Wells Fargo Ba1lk (prior to Preview) ,,. 4 p.m., Governmental/Legislative meeting 8:30 a.m., Board of Directors meeting 5 -7 p.m., Computer trai ning, Windows class 25 8 a.m., Marketing meeting at Wells Fargo Bank (prior to Preview) MLS book delivery 30 5 -7 p.m., Computer training, Stellar View for Windows ,,,. . G) 0 -~ • • a U» "C CD 0 -· Q -Q Q. < CD . 3: U» -· :::s (Q U» c "C "C -CD 3 CD :::s ~ --- Wednesd~ July 23, 1997 The Score Card · 1. U.S.GA. rU0s govern di play. 2.Deac9•; ~&Copy ~ ~. Jti.116 at 5 p.m. (2 stroke pencity for deby of play) 3. Slow play does not cOf'T1)ly with cause rules. 4. tf yoo're ready, goctleOd CJ'ld hit. Let's have fu'l ~play n a tiTlety mc:rner. To post your score and · reach 63,000 clrculatton, c all your advertising representatfve todayl Head Pro: Lynn Esola, display adverttsing manager Course Layout: Lana H. Johnson promotions director s~s~~4Ulu, 196 9 ·cAMEO SHORES . SANDYBAY . Front row above waves crashing on a dramatic rock: fonnation. Watch the boats sail by in the Newpoct Ollll\nCI. enjoy the warm sunsets"and ocean views from this welcoming family home built around a beautiful, secluded center courtyard. Call for appointment. · New construct:ion with exl{aOrdinary quality and design. 5BR. 6BA. Oiers kitchen. Maid'slrentaJ with separate entry. Fabulous Newport Bay view on white sandy beach. Must see to bClieve. . COUll1RV CLUa CLOSll •BR, JBA conven'icnlfy localed to Sea OlfT Country Oub &: lllldy bellCbea in KUfltinaton Beach. Specious maslCf suite with retreat Jacuzzi and fireplace. See it 1oday. -,OOO L.51 $3,495,000 M50 aAY•Dl~ Fabulous Newport Belch CUIWln home~ bay, ocan and city light view&. •BR. •BA with decb on all levels. Huie iounnet • k.J1chen and en!Mainmenc room. Muter bedroom with lircplaoe & viewing balcony. Easy to see; call 1oday:. , •1 .ns.000 KS2 $1,850,000 B52 $te5,000 s;l7 BACK STREET Puz.A -Proleaional o8icir building in downcowa Ldlaada '4780 -.. ft. of apaa. 8.6 cap. Call for -da:aila. $525,000 S55 . llCLUllVI AfflLIATI OF . . SOTHEBY'S Intema~ional Realty Bluff• Orlclaal 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. Delores on cul-de-sac wtth uptrades. Mellada & MartJ Jonee . $335,000 Newport North W1-Gorgeous 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. 24-hour cuard gated comm. Grq LombardJ $339,900 Island Living Udo Ille Couaby French style home. 4 Bd. ,,5 Ba. plus den. EXcellent loc.atl~ Job & R~ McMoaJcle $699,000 O.eny Lake Lovely 3 Bd. 2 Ba. single story family home on 7,000 sq. ft. lot! Rick Lancevtn $409 ,000 Eastbluff 5 Bd. Pool. view, prime IOt, new remodel. Hard to find-easy to love. Coby Ward $589 ,000 Condo & Townho~e Living Jumlne CNek Low prfoel 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba.. Plan 6. Gated aiea. Buy nowl Eft:n COrtcett $l42,000 JaemJae Creek De<:Orator's home with 2 Bd. den, spa and ocean view. C&role Jobeoe $,2,,000 644,..1600 723~8800 NewUstings Northwood 5 Bd. 2.5 Ba. New carpet and paint. Most unique home in tract. Ilana Brodie $385,000 Harbor Hlchluds Creat starter home. Channtnc. tum-key. Move richtln. Jon & Hazel OW.oa $385,000 , -t 723~8800 6441600 View Properties North Laguna Spectacular coastline views. 5 ed. 4 Ba pool and spa. Connie Mu.sentl $995,000 J;.. ... ---- Cameo Shores Great ocean views. 3 ed. 4.5 Ba. plus guest quarters pflgl Thomas $1,997,000 • Harbor RJqe Grand 7 ed. estate w/ panorarnk views, llbrary, media room. Feeney & Heck $2,495,000 West Newport Newer ocean vJew duplex, one blodt to beadl. 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Jim Jacobs $499,000 Balboa PenJnsula Large duplex. one block to beach. 3 ed. 2 Ba. upper with den, skylights. new carpet and paint. Oew!land & Lee $439,000 Balboa Penlasula Brand new custom home just one door to th.e beach lri great BaJboa location. Ronda Hela $549,000 Udo Saam Completely rebuilt and added onto In 1990. Private deck wfth spa. Harrt. & Kline $549,000 Corona del Mar Unique, secluded 3 Bd. 2 Ba. ·eannelesque· home. Kllae & Hant. $649,000 Central Newport Beach duplex. total remodel, ocean vi~. 4 Bd. and 3 8d. RJck l..aqmn I $665,000 Gated Communities Harbor View ... Beautifully re. ovated 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba. ocean view home. Ancel & Hutchlnp $949,~ lmne Temp Rare 5 ed. 4 Ba. with maids quarte&! Pool and lar&e yard! Marian PhlDJppl $1,250,000 SM "" Oii dte Creeu Customized 5 Bd. 4.5 Ba.£ Plan on I Ith fairway. MmJ dell & Bob WePn $1 ,070,000 Beachfront Beac;hfront duplex right on the sand In quiet residentlal section, on comer lot. Great cash flow! Ronda Hein $997,500 Bayfront Uvlng Boe WEGLARZ Ufett1r1e Sales Acfdevement Award Me1r16er -Hall of Fame Here Today .. ~Yours Tomorrow! 700 Begonia "'Daff_ner Uvlng In tire Heart of Olde Coro1141 del Mar'' • Near-new 3 bedroom. 3. 5 bath town home with attached 2 car garage • Custom decorator touches provide warm and gracious ambiance • Coveted comer location for sunny exposure • High ceilings, wood floors. upgraded carpet, air conditioning, double paned windows, designer wall treatments • Rooftop deck and large patio areas for outdoor entertaining • Ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway Offered at $519 ,000 210 lrt. -S., HMr.U s.Nfl tM ~ .. • 3 bedrooms. 2 bMhs. 2 cs pnice • OM hcMlle to Oclean Boulevmd • ~top to bottom remodel • Ocelin vtew. from eve.ry level • Llqe outdoor entertainment areas lndudJnc exp.nslve rooftop dedt wfth lnaedlble ocean views °""""' $799 ,000 1 C/366 Woodlands Lane "Se41dlff 011 tfte Gru111 -11 tft Falrw•JI'' • Extensively remodeled traditional "E" Plan with 5 Bd. 4.5 Ba. 3 car garage • Premium, expansive view lot situated on 11th fairway overlooking lake • Elegance abounds with marble flooring, luxuriant carpet, recessed lighting, tile bath floors and beautiful bath fixtures • 4 fireplaces, central vacuum, security system, intercom, wet bar, his and her walk-in closets, wired for outdoor speakers • Pool, waterfall, spa and outdoor barbeque • 24 hour gate guarded community Offered at $1,070,000 356 Evealq CUyon "Ratw o,,.m. ..... SUredlfls" • 4 bedrooms. 4 baths, tarce famUy room • l.arle flat yard with room for a pool • Newer beautiful hardwood floors and ltltchen • Wonderful ftoorplan with bqe rooms and 3 fireplaces ) • 2 private beach eocess are• • Ocean view from master bedroom OftrM .t $189,000 . 1!' .. \ I . . r . • • in ·association with TIM CARR and LANCE BOGGS.· Costa Mesa Condo 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome, private patio Convenient to shopping. community pool $144,000 Villa Point Golf Course View Gated 1 Bd. with patio, facing 16th green Immaculate condition. End unit in quiet location. $199,000 Costa Mesa Value 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. + family room, 2 story Lushly landscaped rear yard. quiet location $209,000 Bayfront Condo 2 Bd. 3 Ba.+ den. prime ground level condo Excellent Lido Channel view. dock available $599,000 1997 SALES ACTIVITY IN ESCROW Pro~rlfl Lido Isle Harbor Highlands Lido Isle Harbor Point Bayfront Bayfront Prv~rlfl Eastslde Eastslde SOLD lmne Cove Eastslde East.side Newport Heights East.side West Newport Newport Heights Udo Isle Udo Isle East bluff Udo Isle Bayfront Udo Isle Rrprn~"trd Buyer Buyer Buyer Buyer Buyer Seller Rr''~"u' Buyer Buyer Buyer Seller Buyer Stlltr Buyer Buyer St Iler Seller St lier Bu11er Bu11er Stlltr ....,.. View Home8 Buyer Bu11er Seller Belcourt Tem1ce Udo lale ...,,...,.t ~nt Seller Selltr S..flr . Engllsb Cotswold Eltate 1 Bd. 9 Ba. 9(XX)t-sq. a L&mDJus 1nneoii 18,00> sq. ft. 1cx Spectacular harbor and Catalina views, spa $2,495,000 4 Bd. 6 Ba. ''turn·key" custom with large dock Prime westerly orientation, private pool and spa $2,350,000 L.8. Lido Ille Traclidonal 4 Bd. 3 BL on prime Pia.u.a Lido corner lot. 45' lot 2 master suites, security system. hardwood floors $799,000 W.CdWCott.ae 3 Bd. 2 BL meticaloualy maintained bolQC Prime comer lot, hubly laodscaped ;lld .,.,.. 717-4744 Unda hie Lagoon 6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. pride of owncrship With large dock Volume ~ilings throughout. light. bright and open I ~,OOOFEE S..tewl'..a,Rome .5 Bd. • Ba. family home oo private cuJ.-dH8c 3 car praae, private ipa. ptcd pomm. w/ &ennis court .,,,. . Virginia Zenz 759.-3764 For further information or showing call Virginia · )UST LISTED 18 ROCKINGHAM DRIVE Located in the prestigious, guard .. gated community o.f Belcourt, this custom French · Medit~rranean Villa provides luxury interior environment shared with an outdoor, lushly lanCfscaped recreational area, pool and spa. The e~egant two .. story living room, gracious dining room, exceptionally.equipped gourmet kitchen (with a fireplace), and comfortable family room clearly reflects the master craftsmanship of custom features and amenities. With a total of four bedro:oms and three car garage, the well designed floorplap offers a wonderful family home. . ·, ' . \. ,,_ . Marbor VieYI Hills -South:. A community that boasts comfort·arid' ~onveni~nce t • tt-a non-view, three l>edropm home for $474.~ to the highest sale of $1,090,000 for a large, noo- view five bedroom home. ~ m-c also f<P" homes in escrow at this time. BOUNDARIES: Harbor View Hills South is bordered by Marguerite Avenue to the west, San Joaquin Hills ROlld to the north. Buck Gully 10 the cast and 5th Avenµe to the south. HOMES: NOWLlSTED: There arc presently aiJt homes for sale. There arc. five one-story homes on the mark.et ranging from a leasehold three bedroom non.view for $429,000 to a beautiful remodeled, four bedroom view home for $949,000. There is only one. two-story, five bedroom currently OD the market for $769.000. One of the homes now listed. pictured here, is a Hillsborough model. It is on a cul-do-sac apd is just steps to the park OD Park Green. The home offers five bedrooms and has an open floorplan with the kitchen opening to the family room. There ia a lovely pool and spa i.o the 1berc arc about 450 single family homes. The streets arc terraced to give more than 50 percent of the homes a view of the ocean and harbor. All of the ma.in streets have water-oriented names, suoh as Sandcastle. Qu1e1 Cave and Jnlcr Isle. landscaped backyard. It is • new li.5ting and is Thi' home is. now list.cf in Harbor VWM Hin, Sc.Mi offered at $769,000. STYLE: Tilere are about 11 d11Tcrent floor plans The smallest is a three bedroom. 1,866 square f()()( home and the largest, a two story. 3.137 square foot model. Some have been expanded up to 5,000 i.quarc feet. HISTORY: The homes were built in phases from 1967 to 1969. Many of the homes have been completely customized to reflect the latest in kitchen and bathroom design. SALES: In the past year. there have been 13 sales to Harbor Vir w Hills South. The prices range from 'COMMUNITY FEATIJRF.S: Beaches, shopping aod schools are within walking disl.anE:o. Anocba amenity is the associ.arion gceobelt which nms from Park. GrCcn to Sandcastle Drive. Association.dues are $27 per .month. Pelican Hill, a public: aolf course, is j~t a short drive and is visible from any of the homes on the canyon aod neighboring streets. SCHOOLS: Harbor View Elementary and Corona del Mar High School. Harbor Day School is privat.e and offers kindergarten through eig:bth grade. SHOPPING: Within four blocks on Pacific Coast. Hipway, Enioy the Ne~rt Coast llfeatY19 This immaculate tour · ;: plw deD (possible fifth bedroom) is located in Newport Coast'• pserniere I onuemt community. The home features a formal living and dinina room with 1 p cation abutters and crown molding. The family kitchen offers a wort ialaod ~tioo. built-in refrigerator and upgraded cabinetry. The bmakfast nook is complete with built-in desk aru. Tbere•a •'lplCiOUI, 1 open family room with fireplace and built-ins. The home oft'cn one bedroom .Del ~ ; baabroom dowmtain. There is a gracious master suite with vaulted ceilingt. ~ ·• room and walk-in closet upstairs. In additioo, thia home offers sunny southwestern exposure with no ncigbbOrl behi.Nl. ' otferina ~ privacy and ia Slept to a"COIDD:NOity pooL prjvaro tot lot IDd f'lblic pa Tho bome ii IDOYO-in ~ llOd ia oft'aed at $549,000. ' p.,.,,,. ........ _, "'1llirw6U.tsM111(1J4) Ul-1#1. C..N..,,_ ft4;rd-, 'Clrit ,,.._, S.. 1't, N~ a..11. Olde Corona del Mar provides quaint shops, grocery stores. reatauranll and a movie theater. In addition, Fashion Island is nearby. soaRCE: Melinda aod Marty Jo~ (714) 644-1600. Coast NeWport Proporoes, 4 Civic Plaza, Ste. 260, Newport Beach. q,.. ll1Hl4 au 1o 18"UI " COllfllUUUtJ ''°ft# o/ 1011r Iw-...., ,,Mae /olJ,ow IM tlboH /ontllll tuNI •~'-• •"""' odiJu (1'luHrwu GlliM) o/tlu "'*' lllolf6 wilJi • ,A«o of• c,,,,..111 lblill1. Tiu tlacriplloll of,_. P""""1 6H1 _., IM "tu>w ""*"' HCdolL ~to: JllJU lfMr. IWll n"* #iltw, O.U, nJol., 330 W. S., SL. Cod4I MatJ, CA 92627, (71') W-4U2. - • ROBERT PAINTER ~r:=(714) 741-8505 OW1a(714) 673-4664 M..L.S. MORTGAGE LOAN SPECIALISTS 2865 Eut Cout Highway, Corona Del ~ar • We will mee t or heat any advertised rates • 100% financing available . •·In-house loan processing, appraisal and title • Experience with all the top r eal esta te agents • Approved and on-line with over 150 hanks Located in the Heart of Corona Del Mar! Call nOUJ for a free lo~n quote • Equal Opportunity Lender • Member of Better Busineu Bureau • •• Coas.t NeV#port Properties V#elco111es A~n Mes.senger She brings exceptional sales background to real estate Mt MluMger' • I the IUPOUnding ll'eai: A 1oqtime resident of Newport Beach. lbe ~the Soulhel'D Calif<lmia .._,~ mc"•ctmc amfiD& oa die 1WleteiMll, llilaYilll .- pik:b llOftWI -~ -bet f ' OQllJIUer. Her' ---to dee8il; combined Wida~ ... wl. bowlecflc of dae ... will_., laliDCb . her lucceaful ---C8ftler. 1Wo Gmeradons q/ Fine Prefessional Real Estate Snvice 675-6161 42~ 31st Street Ojferlflg personalized anil expert snvia '-10 i.cir-$1115 Cl9 I .S ICftS. • From Sl.2 Jim. SIO-.. na ••-. mi111-& "w.m-*-mm It ams. S?.8 .L. c.tl rat lflll'. "' .. -...... ·-llllW••llT ,_...., ..... ........... •• ~· 11.-_ .... WW 1111 I -ail,... .......... fltttt ·--. i t : I ' I -~·· ~, ... .. . Owner Wants l8nd and will Trade ; Condos Built in 19s7:~ ... Owner Seeks ~or Home NeeJling Remodeling in Corona Del Mar, Newport Heights or Laguna Beach For Details Call Carey Ward A Sunbow Realty ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 121 Ellt 1tltl • C8lll --~......, ...... ~ .................... ......_. 6 ---~ 31-2242 Located A&t'O# lrom Nlk1to1111 • 2 Bedroom .. Vaulted Ceilinp • 2. 5 Baibs • Rear Yards .• Firep~ • Open and Airy • 2 (',ar Aaacbed Ganges • Kitchen Glnlea YimJows Beautiful Ardiitecturt. Built in 1991. 2BR, 2.5BA, ~ 2marble fireplacea, Freocli doon, custom lighting. Romantic nwt.er with walk-in doeet &apa. Only $435,000 f:~r/1ua,.../1 />nu.'11Ud 81 MARY FRYER (1 l·l) 72~-4491 l'U •• ll/\Ult'l!M\11 1714111' 1%81 .. ' -=--:;;:::: llALIOA PfNINSUlA HUNTINGTON lfAOt IOUE. ......... -rtWICr'Sm t ., Sl,495.-0 lio:l&.-.. -....... ,., $2t7,GllO c_,. ... ....., T-A hi MmilMil 673-1777 7W-"4-J7)0 NEWPORT BEACH lttOIClilpU ,. S.11..t sm.-. . CORONA Dl;L MAR -~ ..... 1401 ..,.,. °' .. ~1·5 tl,650,000 671-4161 <:_, .. ....., mu)llaOr s• wis-1-4 '419,a 673-lm ~ ...... lSU~ ... UlilM na S-l:M sm.-o ~ ~ .. .,..... ~"' c-,.~ UJ*a .... ,. S-12-4 sm,,.. 7J9.72J) .......... 520 NlrdN.a 211 S.1-4 '4».000 ,._~ Wto.~-..Y 714-451·12.47 ,,.., """ .,, ...... ,.. ... .., *'".000 119-1201.f'pl'Yab ,,... . c-,-......, 673-1m soi...,. ... , ,.. ....... ,., IJIS,000 COSTA MESA ..,,. ........ "" 1u1 ._....,...c lllt Sit 1-4 S115,71 1 nt-7211 ,.,.o. .... a:... '44--10t6 Mp~ "" 0....-,,,,. lll ....... 11.s $225,,.. 7H·l&S-l071 .. ....,c..., 2405 NlflloMt w., lit ~1-4 '116.000 Mmti ...... ~ ..... 1J3..lt2IO ~Mllloety 121 QiUliia DIM 4• S.t 12-4 sm..ooo 66f.9lll •er-i, ....... 2.,5 MonlN Wry lH s.vs.n 1-4 Sll6.SOO 6754161 ~ .... llcC.,-~ l·lA ....... ..,....,.,.. JttlWMMoowy *'-....... "'"')" ~770D The neighborhood of Can1po6el o 1s attracting move· up homebuyers to the IUxury of Newport Coast . . . Campobello is graced with cul-de-sacs and private,. gated courtyard entries Newport Coa.~t 1s a community of unparaJleled coastal aJlure and prestige. Campobello by California Pacific Homes is a new neighborhood in Newport Coast whose elegant architec1ure and breathtaking location reflect what sophisticated homebuyers covet most about the coastaJ lifestyle. 'This single famtly collection was thoughtfully planned to reflect only the most outstanding aspects of a Newport Coast address," said Mamie Wickert, sales ~ntadve for California Pacific Homes. .. Prom richly detailed designs lo quiet cul-de- sac locations and private, gated coUrtyard entries, Campobello encompasses an array of homebuyer needs and expectadom." Wickert added, because this neighborhood is situated at a high elevation. residents will enjoy breathtakina panoramas of (be area's natural beauty. u weU as reaidentiaJ aolitude. The glittering-beaches of Newport Beach are just moments away, as are the lush greens of the Pelican Hill Golf Club and numerous other opportunities f« fun and leisure. "Bccawie our current pbue often prices from tbe mid $500,000. aad a ldection of floorplw and picturetqUC lat locatiom, serious homebuyers are encouraged to make their decision soon." Wickett said. Inspired by the romance of Italian architecture, the CampobeUo coUcctioo showcases three lavish designs rangiQg from about 2.289 to 3, 195 square feet of interior living space. These ~story homes offer up to six bedrooms, up to four baths and two or three car garages. Other higblighls include formal dining rooms, spacious dens. ~ornfortable family rooms with fireplaces and an impressive range of room options such as stately libraries and bonus rooms. Homeowners will aho enjoy their own recreatiooaJ facility. complete with swimming pool and spa -an ideal place to cool off and relax during Newport's wann summer days and nights. CampobeUo's elegant interiors include designer selccttld light fixtures and reccued lighting, raised panel interior doon, choice of ceramic tile or wood entry, plush carpeting. interi« laundry rooms, dual zoned central air conditioning and gas forced air heating. New bomeownen can also customiz.e their Campobello residence from an llnY of ldect options, iocJudina spa tub in master bath. upgradtd General Electric appliancd, home theater system. owrbead rtctlis, clolel orpniz.a and window troMmenta. DiltincUve exterion on eelect f1ooq>laoa offer wrougb'r iron accenu, wood~ niche decaUi.,_, cu.com wroqbt nm paea. clay or IUpl'H1are roo(a, ..i slazed •iayl windows, fuU yard masonry fencing and · eight foot stained wood erury doon. AJ part of the . renowned master-planned community of Newport Coast. residents will have an exceptional range of recn:ational opportunitiea at band, including 38 acres devoted to pub, traila, playiftg fields Md canyon view overtook areas. Raidenu will al.lo be close to top-nnked schools of all le¥els, B.llboa Island, the art festivah o1 t.aauna Beach. lboppina and dining It Fuhfon bland and John Waywe Airport. HomeowDets in Newport Cout automatically become memben of the individual neithbofbood'• HomeoWner A.ssocialion and the Newport Cout Community AaocUldoG. Moothly auocillbon dues mainWn the cjuality of COIDIDOG area facilities. ~ Coast .it included In an ~~and Community Flci.lilies (Mello Root) Disarict. Couutc a aaJes ~for detalb. To VUb ~ m.. Plc:ific C.oMt Hl,.,_.y, Mt Newport COMI ~ eunaripa -... ·. . -·-... . . . -:.... -- KEY LENDERS AND R~TES , American~ Bank BankdAnwtcil ---Cal Fed lMdng · ---Chas9 ManNdtan ----Citibank ---------Coast Federal Bank Cosmo. Mtg. Bankers Countrywide Funding Detriek Mot1gage Group_ _ Downey Savings Emery Flnandal Fidelity Federal Bank First Fedelal ~ of CA Glendale Federal Bank Great Westem Blink Home Savings NationsBanc Mlg. Cofl>.:. Newport~ Financial Prism Rnanca.I Colp. Sanwa Bank TLC Anandal Svea. Union Bank d CA Weyerhaeueer Mtg. TYPE PHONE ~ (800) 562-6272 B (~) 642·2244 ~ -(8001 ~5-3337 K (800) 900-6062 ~ (714)494~ s ('}PO) 300·562S K_ (800) ~1~33 K (800) 8n·5626 R _ (714) 759·9692 s (800) 336-9639 R (714) 729.9200 s (800) 232-2309 s (800) S72-4332 s (800) 560-9000 8 1_800) 492·7587 s (~) 230-1102 K (800) 685-0001 R (8QO) ~5626 A" (800) S91-5626 8 (800) 237 ·2692 R (800) 801·7300 -----B (800) 453-1288 K (800) 669-6747 30.yur fixed INTEREST 'JI. RATE OWN 7.500% 20 7.500% 20 7.375% 20 7.375% 20 7.375% 5 7.750% 20 7.875% 5 7.250% 20 7 375% 5 7.500%. 20 7.375% 5 8.500% 5 7.375"-20 7.375% 20 7 450% 20 7 400% 10 7.375% 20 7.250% 5 7.375% 5 7.100% 10 7.500% 10 7.625% 20 7.625% 10 2:125 1 S25 2.071 2.250 1.875 2.000 1.000 2.500 1.875 2.125 1.S25 0.000 1.375 2.125 2.000 2.250 2.125 2.000 2.000 2.000 1.250 2.000 2.000 LOCK· IN 30 45 30 30 30 10 30 45 15 30 15 10 30 30 30 30 30 10 10 60 13 60 14 A.P.R. 7.757 7.704 7.S25 7.644 7.604 7.996" 8.Q17 7.543 7.604 7.757 7.578 8.537 7.552 7.630 7.693 - 7.669 7.630 7.490 7.617 7.947 • 7.665 7.871 7.871 INTEREST RATE 3.950% 5.500% 3.95<Wo ---5.000% 5.500% 3.950"4 6.375% 4.375% 4.850% 2.950% 2.9S<Wo NA 4.950% 2.950% 3.950% 3.950% 4.250% 2.950% 3.950% 5.750% 5.750% 5.375% 6.750% 20 1.000 -20 1.000 20 0.375 A.PA 7.688 8 .234 7.408 llAX.. 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Mol1gagl ~ #ld brolierl are llcenwl by the c.llo<nla l>epllm•• d Alll £.-. • "'*' btoller or eotp<>ration. R>J information call caw. ORE &1 (91~) 227-0931 lhtwwt Rllle fOr adjustllJleS It an lnlroductofy raw for the flr'll edjullment period. Down P•yiwt.11 Jl'flOUl1l of CMtl ('JI. of Mill pilm) plld tD...,. prior ao elgr*1g mor'Ollll8 conlract Polntm.,.. % of lolln belanoa pmld IO letldaf at ~-of io.n dolling. Lodi., le the number of d9ya lander guarantMa 1111e prior IO clc*ng. A.P .R. Is the~ 1*<*1111Q9 rm which .. M ............. COil of lhe loan IO lhe ~. 'Al A.P.R.• -~by Mor10llOI N9wt Co. be.son• 1214.800 loan lmOUl1t. .. polnla lhown and f700 kJlal ,..._ The A.P.R.• are lfd.lded In thla ~tor~ eon q . ---~ balofln. FtdprW T~ iew r~landaf'l1o~ *t A.P.R:epaclllc IO llKltl lolln ~. llilmdflluM loan It the muimum lander wl lolln und9f given tenna. All 1bcaci '* ptOgrWM hWa • niul-mum otat•AOO; 11111111ft (In~) • ..,.. Pf011t ll\llVlll + lndel • lldllal rai.-"-' h ~ lnd9111t thll baia for Mllir'IJ an.......-raa (Margin+ Inda. New FWll) 110 • 1 lln Diil. OOlll at Funda. ns-1-v-.~ Bil. ~-~ LmOA...,.. ~ TINUY Bil, eco • IHT!onfl -.gt etmllcata of dlpmil. ~~le the period~~ 1M. 1-Monlh, eM. 8-Mor#le, 1Y• 1 YMI._ M ,_ N>jact IO ~· ~ ... 811d IMM pllor IO~ tor a loan. Al landers pnMde loanl wWI dll*anl ~ and lllflTl8 for dNhlrant loart amounla. The lnlonnmlion ~ .. not 1111 °"-' IO rTllM • IOan. R>f. aw..-gajda on how IO lhop for a ~. -.i a tUO ctl9dl paYlblt 10 Mortgage News Co . 385 ~ Rd • Suile E. Morro Bay, CA 93442. (806) 772-9500 COP'l'RIGHT 0 Ul97 Moflglgll News Co Montego welcomes· .new homeowners with event New home community is located in Monarch Beach Pittway Md Greenfield, then continue all tbc way to the ..OS and SS Prcewaya..'llliJ allows bomebuym to have • men direct route to IMjor' .,..,.,.., finaociaJ aDd ahoW'\I ddi...cicw hi Newport Beach; Irvine and c.o.aa Mesa; iocludiq John Wayoe Airport and Soucb COMl Jlt&r.a. Moaceao • MODll'dl BeKb offera the area•• closest DOW dd.cbed bocne nei~ to the breathtakina Pacific Ocean. nu. exceptional 72 ~ nei~ feM.urel throe~ two-lbJry bomee -.ma frqm l.998 to 2.285 equ.e feet ot lplCe. Now in the final phale of~~ cm tMe .,...,.. al ssV*from IM S300.000a. ao Mello Rooa 1--Sa kJw IU llllli Ol 09l1 1:42~ ceramic tile entry rlooring. architecturally lhemcd an niche opening and archways. volume ceilings, Classique style double panel interior dOors and convenient interior laundry rooms with built-in cabinetry. Kitchens feature beautiful mAple cabinecry with concealed hinges. Jenn Air appliabcea, ooden:abinet lighting and eating bar (per plan). "In addition to the quality craftsmanship and appeaJ of these homes, Monlego's wondetful Monarch Beach setting is a tremendous draw for many," Neumann said. "Offering close proximity to the ocean. oew residents can jog or bike aJong nearby palhway that lead to Salt Cn:dc Beach. Residents will also be close to La&una Beach. golfing at The Links in Monarch Beacb. the wmd-dass Ritz-Carlton Hocel and Dana Point Halbor." Tu visit Montego 11 Momrcb Beach from the SID Diqo S Fn:eway, take Crown Valley PMtway Welt and bleed tO'ftrd the ooest. 'nab a left on Ni.pet ROid Md left .po oo MourCh Bach DrM.., die &imd pie. Go DOnh ~the pie.; ... lilft OD Marqueu imd left apiD '° tbc ... fldlily. • lb visit M°'*&O •Mil Dilda Bolcla from Pacific c.oesc HiJbway,..--.. me a left oo Nlpl Roed llid riPI • Mcmmd1 . BeaCb Drive to the plird pa. Go nor1b dlroach tbC .-, cum left oe ~and left .,am '° tbe iilea facili&y. n. .... "'*" .. lPillli ...._,Ji-. JI&.& ·•~Af ... ..,. ....... ... "' ..... ,...., .. (7U) "1·#$4., JG NfD -~ llJ/ll4 F tiflfJJ • (114) #1-Mlf. I ' ( .. • .. . , BEAUITFUL 2-STORY WESTMONT HOME $228,900 Fantastic buy! 4 or SBR Westmont home! Spacious living room wjbrick fireplace . Huge bonus room upswrs w/own full BA & kitchen sink area. Large from & back yard w /fruit trees. #ORC0103 QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD $140,000 Super stmcr home or retire in home. Close: to Metrolink. Walk co Downtown. Rear yard has many mature fruit crces & flowers. ln·housc laundry. 2-car gar, ranch·styk fence in front. #ORC0077 PRIME EASTSIDE HOME & INCOME $349,000 Home plus income in prime Eastside rcsid area 3BR home has been i"cmodclcd. 2BR home in back has covered patio walk to Triangle Square. Close ro Beaches, Newport Schools. #0Rd>062 CONSTRUCTED WITH CARE $179,900 Very ~cial home built with highest quiility; extcrui~ use of white ccnmic tile. Spaaous kitchen w/Corian countcn & 5runlcss steel sink. F1Tcplacc in living room. $5000 satellite dish incl. #ORCOl 10 ABSOLtrrE PERFECTION $189 900 Cape Cod styling end unit showt light, w /vaulted ~ings, ~rmct kitchen, white ceramic tile, custom window covcr- mgs, romantic 6rcplaa private courtyard, gated comm nc~r bCach. #ORC0108 l:.B.G TWNHM HAS BVBlUTBING $157,000. lmmacubtt ~with bcrba arpct. Noching to~ but mo't'Cin. 2-ar g;mgt anachcd Indoor laundry, community pools, 51* & ccnrm courts. You will tor." it hem! ~Ral076 PllBMIER TOWNHOME COMPLEX $157,000 Supcrioc lod.lion, ~ patio, grccobdt view, 2-ar gar, 2BR, 2.SBA, kin?u masttr with bakony. Upgraded upstain lb>ring, kit abtnctJ. Loo of mirron. Great community lMng. #ORC0067 GRBAT SINGLE STORY $169,500 Super clan 3BR. I .SBA home in Anaheim. Formal dining & atn brgc &mily room. Hugt private yard. Good area. IOR.COlS6 HAS IT ALL $169,900 Pools, spas & tennis c:owu arc yours in this complex. Spacious 3BR toWnhomc: has new paint · new cupd · newly mrioddcd kitchen, 2-car artaehcd garage. Nice patio. Must sec!! #OR0)()45 BIG HOME, SMALL PllICE $178,000 3BR/l.7SBA. Walk inlD lg liv rm w/pitchcd cri5n&'· Fanta!Oc uted brd "-"-. Kit opens'° din area. Tic kit & BA. Ncc:d5 n.c but me pooi~ cndJca. IOROll 16 BACK BAY VILLAGE TOWNHOMB $199,900 New •'hitt paint. new ~ aipct, rat patio, pbntariai stiuoen. lJR. 2.SM, whjtrwaslyrt abiilcu. l-ar-attadlcd P18C Im~~ cupboards & Jon area SlOnF-IO&al068 MESA VEJlDE DELIGIIT $217,SOO Highly upgraded in model condition! N°ICC & dean. l..ll'1l,IC JMng room w /~. New paint & arpct, roof, cusrom lighting & patio. Fall in kwc with this one! #OROl 113 MESA VDDB DllBAM HOME $225,000 ~ tBR(Of 3-+dcn), 3BA, 2-story bomt. Vaulted entry to bmal liv· ing &. lhning rooms. ~ largt yard. PC85 RV aaxa. Qil-dc·s:ac. #ORCOJSS B.BAUTIFUL SB1l/2BA HOME • $228,900 Gmt &mily home loattd in nict arta efeo.ta Mm. SBR. 2M hooit. Inside bundry. Very caiy iYirll room w/lftk &rcptxx. 2 a,tigbts. JGtdim has J. pdcn windows. IOROll22 P.ASTSIDB CUSTOM CAPE OOD HOME SID,500 Otanring f.a.GaC 2-ttay home YI/ beam ~ lkytigbf., pantt- tion ahuttm, double~ v.~'S, i:t &iqm Mt! 1 Dmia Bib, plus den and l.5BA. Many upgndcs. IORO>l 11 BEAUTIFUL SUNSBT VIBW $269,900 Tustin Randi Giif" Coone ~ 3BR/2.SM, Berber arptt, 2-ar ~ fully landsapc:d. Rmacd illltin& dirougbout home.· Beautiful tile in entry. Don't mis out!!! IOROl012 6·PLBX $236 000 ~ thcusandr.! Grar Uta clHaBywood. 28R hOUlc • iJur lBR + audio Wlits on huge oornc:r lot. 3 cncbcd ~with • pding. ~ncr ITlOIMrcd. IOltC0006 GREAT INCOME PaOPEllTY $199,900 Fircpbta in sunken IMog rooms, new ~ upper uniu h3vc ~ pri· vatt patk». Lowa units luYc bfF paiim. liatt & rear. Will oonsidcr all 1aTl'd. IOROllU FOURPLEX-LAllGE 2Bll UNITS $355,000 Pticc Rlduad on these ~ units in cxcdlcnr condition. Good one mgmt f.adl apt bas fipl. dw, ro pragc. One unit bas• prv pabo. One Im dc:d. OWC or cxchg n ~units, SFR. IOR<lrlOl BLBGANCB ABOUNDING! $.i3S,OO«f- Just lite a new home. AD new kitchen, ~windows, doois, 8ooriog, ~ fixtures, tic ~ new ptiof in.1idc lie out. Pool ~ ~. <plity. tollO>l 19 OPEN HOUSES l-5PM . fU•'-~ s,.AJW) SATURDAY 8c S~AY NBWPOllT BEACH 229 La Jolla Olg;a & Sandy COsTAMESA l40S Narbonne Jerrie Mahoney 2495 Montre Way Jerrie Mahoney Sat/Sun l·S $489,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 $186,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 $186,500 CoLDWELL BANKBR. PICTURE PERFECT 111,900 Shows like a model! Remodeled 2-story townhomc, 2BR, I.SBA. white tile entry & kitchen, new appliances, new white cabinets, cozy fireP.lacc. 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