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Home My WebLink About1997-07-12 - Orange Coast PilotA crow d a-Ftllr. • • MAAC MARTlll / DAl.Y Pl.OT The All•Awkan Pigs were Dying around the track during opening day at the Fair. Dally pig races nm through~ 27. Not. all rideS were ·operating, but thousands had plenty of fun COSTA f;fBSA -Arthur LaLonde may not be from Orange County, but when he arrived at the fairground.I Friday, he probably~ ogntz.ed mare people than the aver- age attendee. LaLonde and bis wife, Helen, travel each year from their Indio ' .... i'4'l'1• ~·., • 'I : o (,I ' : 1 -~-' I \ :a. • ,. --... ~ ... ~ home in Riverside County to see the San Diego Fair, Arizona State Pair and othen. And along the way, they get to know the concessionaires and other fair addicts. •1 like the atmosphere of being out tn the country,• said Helen, who enjoys the quilts and home-grown food at tbe Orange County Pair. 'lbe LaLondes were just part of a aowd ol hundreds gathered Friday momtng fol the opening ceremonies of the tropical-themed fair. More 33,459, fair officials reported. than 9,•00 people came to the fair by Boys and girls from the Rio Vwta noon. and by 9 p.m. the total readled Elementary School in Anaheim were jumping and Hfting each other up to get a glimpse of the Rhythm of the Island Thhitian Dancers, who performed in yellow grass skirts to Hawaiian music. Inside the fairgrounds, the pre- dominately kid crowd hit the arts and crafts booths and entertainment in full force, while rides remained mostly empty in the morning. The Skyscraper, the fair's new 160-foot feature ride, got final approval from California inspectors Fliday morning. The spinning ride, which seats two people at each end of a crane-looking mechanism, costs $25 per person and has been at ooly two other fairs. •we started spinning people in late March,• said 1\'avis Welch, site manager for the ride. ·u·s like a oontinuous turning of a tight comer in a car. Once it's up to speed. the G-force puts you in the seat.• Several other rides weren't run- ning when gates opened because of mechanical hang-ups and delays in •SEE FAIR PAGE A17 ·Mesa still pumping into Santa Ana Heights •Action is latest in battle between Mesa Consolidated and IRWD over purchase of small water agency. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -Mesa Consolidated Water District officials refuse to tum off the water supply to some 2,000 customers of the former Santa Ana Heights Water Co., despite an order from Irvine Ranch to terminate water service on Aug. 8. •we are not going to leave these people stranded for wate.r service,• Mesa's General Manager Karl Kemp said Friday. •u we get thrown out, then thars something beyond our control. But we have been serving that community for 25 years and are not going to leave them stranded.• It's been nearly seven months since Irvine Ranch and the privately-owned mutual water company signed an agreement to merge, sparking a costly war with Mesa officials, who believe the area is within its sphere of influence. Kemp said Mesa will continue to serve customers because Irvine Ranch has no legal authority to ordE:r the service discontinued. He said the merger cannot •SEE WATER PAGE A17 Sheriff's officers take over Bechler investigation I •Coast Guard turns over investigation -;.. saying it's a law enforcement matter. Re- enactment fails to shed light on accident. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Coast Guard authorities turned over their investigation into the apparent boating death of Newport Beach resident Pegye Bechler to the Orange County Sheriffs Department on Friday, saying it is a law enforcement matter. "We look at boating safety, and we got enough information on that,• said Coast Guard Commander Kenneth Keane. Sheriff's Lt. Ron Wilkerson warned the investiga- tion should not be taken as a sign that-police suspect homidde. •1t•s a death investigation to try to detennine what happened,• Wilkerson said. ·we do not have a body to make it real apparent what happened.• On Wednesday, Coast Guard investigators con-• ducted a re-enactment of the accident that appar- ently threw Bechler, 38, from the 17-foot pleasure ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. •SEE INVESTIGATE PAGE A17, _ •Money will~ pay for rehabilitative care for New- port-Harbor High Cheerleader who remams in a coma. I ' ' I I I I 10 A.M. TO..,....,. AU.DAY ~ Artillry by the &nbroldll'y Guild, Home • Kobtllel Building, Quilting Quicb and Q\1111 by the Soutbem. c.utorma · Quiben, Home• Hobblel ~ne Building and Plying by tbe Model Aircraft Sc:,., Home & HobbMIB , Pygmy Goeta, Angora Goeta, 8reed1Dg Bell. Potbellied Pigs. and Swine on Display (until 11 p.m.), Uve- stock Area. 10A.M. 1'\'oplcal Buh Contest. Kids' Stage, 4-H Gulde Dog Puppy Pleld Day, Live- stock Area, Jr. Pygmy Goat Judging, Uvestock Are- na, Rabbit Pryer Judging (unW 11 :30 a.in,), Small Animal Tent. Junior Rabbit Judging (until S p.m.), Small Al\lm41 Tent, Pacitlc Quarter Horse Show (until 6 p.m.). Mesa & Orange Arenas/Equestri- an Center, <;hlna Painting (until S p.m.), Visual Arts Building, Chinese Uon Dance & other cultural activities provided .by Chinese Associa. lion of Orange County (until 6 p.m.), Youth In Motion Building, I 10'.JO P..M. : lh>plcal Buh. Celebrations Stage/Youth I In Mobon Building, { ."\ .1 ·~ . " 'J 'J >f ,, . ., • 1 ,1 .4 ~: H t I a.m., Orange County Song and Dance, TI.mes Heritage Stage, Electnc Youth, Cal Spea Centennial Stage, Cblnele Uon Dancers, Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building, The Big Kabun.a Bubble Contest. Kids' Stage, The Garden Chef, Silo Stage, r------------1 I I I I I I I I ' ~P.M. Hypoodst Mark Yuzuik, Meadowl Stage sponsored by Grand Pedtlc Resorts. 7 P.M. Tbe Grass Roots, in the Arlington The- ater, Na Pu'ukanl Band. Cal Spaa Centennial Stage, Wlndynites, Wine Cowtyard. Kawika O'Lelnanl Hula Halau, Spot- light StageM.sual Art1 Building, Paul Cavin • Vocalist, Plower Carden Stage/Pish & Floral Building, Southern California l>ulclll* H.ttage. Island ::le/Home & Hobbl.es BuOdlng, Jazz A Tunes Heritage Stage, Kobert's 'noplcal Bird Show. 81rc:Uand Theater, 7:30 P.M. Doo Wah Riders, MeadoW. Stage IJ>OO· sored by Grand PadfJc Resona, All A1aska.n Racing Pigs. Loi Plgn1tu Raceway/Equestrian Center, IP.M. Speedway, Grand.stand Arena. Otav11!1XD11nta, Wine Courtyard, Eli Whistle, Spotlight StagelVllUal Arts Bulldlng, Brian Scott · Coun-1 try Singer, Flower 1 Garden Stage/Ptsh 1 & Floral Builcltng, I Annand Blall Big I Band. Timee Her-l ltage Stage, I ... ... ... Ply Casting Con- tests and Demon- 1trations (until 8 p.m.), Newport Ring/Equestrian Center, L-------------.J 9P.M. •• .: ~i :l ... •• ... l j -:l ... ... ,4 ·: !l NOON Batrellas Ballet Folklorico, Times Her- itage Stage, Pacific Perfonning Arts, Cal Spas Cen- tennial Stage, K.C . and Company, Celebrations Stage/Youth In Motion Building, Water Saamble Contest. Kids's Stage, AU Alaskan Racing Pigs, Los Plgnitas Rac:eway/Equestrian Center, Pruit Salsas and Pruit Buba by M.- llne Albley, Silo Stage, 'P.M. Showbiz Smgers, llmel Heritage Stage, Na Pu'ukanl Band, Cal Spu Centenni.a.I Stage. Otavalomanta. W10e Courtyard, Ellt Whistle. Spotllgh.t Stage/VL5Ual Arts The Grus Roots, in the Arlington Theater, Juz Attack, TI.mes Heritage Stage. 9:30 P.M. Doo Wah Riders. Meadows Stage 1pon- sored by Grand Pacific Relons, 10P.M. Annand BlAil Big Bond. Tuna Heritage Stage, SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO MIONIGffT All.DAY Embroidery Artisby by Embro&clery Guild. Home & Hobbies Buildmg, I I i i i I I T i 10A.M. 'D'®'cal a.lb Contest, KJds' Stage, PotbeWed Pig Judging (until 1 p.m.). UftltOC.lt Al-. hdac Cout Quarter Hane Show (until 6 p.m.), MeM aod Orange ~Centiar. Cbtna Painting (until 5 p.m.), Visual Ar1I Building, A visit w11ll the Opoaum Society cl the USA (until 6 p.m.), Youth In Motion Build1ng, 10'.JOA.M. . The Boat and The Dock. Celebratiom. Stage/Youth tn Motion Building, 1t A.M. MUllcal. Notes, Tunes Heritage Stage, Southern Califonila Taekwon Do Acad- emy of Martial Artl, Cal Spea Centeniil- al Stage, Hula Hoop Contest, KJdl Stage, 1be Garden Chef, Silo stage, Ply Cattng Contests md Demomtra- tiona (until 8 p.m.), Newport Rlng/Equemian Center, NOON Paul Cavin -• Vocalist, Tunes Hed1ege Stage. MbDon Viejo Dence and Perfomlng Company. Cal Spu Centmnlal Stage, noplcal Splub eom.t. Kida Stage. Introduction to Radio-C.oatrol Plying by Chip MuD. Home & HobbMts Stage, AU Alukm Radng Pigs. Los PigDilas Raceway/Equestrlan Center, Pruit Sallu and Prult Bubis by Ade· line Ashley, Silo Stage, IP.M. Beach City O oggera, Tunes Heritage Stage., Atelb Belly Dancers, Cal Spat Centen- nial Stage, OtaYalcm.anta. Wine Cowtyard, Elk Wb1st1e S_potllgbt ~e/Visual Art1 uildlng, Secondhand Smoke Honky Tonk Band. Plower Garden Stage/Plsh & Ploral Building, King Kukulele, Island Stage/Home & Hobbies BuUdlng, Pree gem ldeotifk:ation (until,9 p.m.), Visual Arts Building, ' 6:30 P.M. Hypootl&t Mark Yuzuik, Meadows Stage spoNOred by Gnmd Plldfic Jteeorts, 7 P.M. Pat Boone, lo the A.rtlngtoo Tbeetec, Girl% Nite Out. Cal Spaa Centennial Stage l ' i : I i : ' I I l I i i i I i i l ! : l i l i I ~ ! I ! i I i l ! i i ! ! ! t i l 1 i : Bananas hold.tremendous appeal for man appearirig at fair HEIS lbe top banaDa et the •ange County Pair. GOING 1ANANAS Baunu are good for more than Just •U:ng. says Bannis- ter, a k a B.iune Man. •Tbetr majOr benefit ii to keep people 1mntn9, keep their attttudel up, help them exerdle their sense of humor," be said. At ttlll yeor'i falf, Bennis. ter'1 "Banana Benefibl with the Banana Man" will demonstrate .alternative uses for the fruit, like the banana tadal. "The potustum tightens the skin and ndrelhes the pores and your face feels very rebeshed for two days,• he said. Then there's the ba.nana shoe ahine, and the ba.nana message board. . "You can wrlte a message on a banana with any blunt MARC tMRT'f4 / DM.Y PlOT inltrument," he said. • And. he says, you can also JC.ea Bann1lter demomtratel a baJMmA fadal with the help of wax your furniture with it: "It JCrbtl Noelanl Cornwell. Ken says there are mmay abenatlve dries up and then you buff it.• mes of the yellow, tasty fruit. He'll also host a banana eat·~- ing contest and a "draw and \I L ~framed it and sent it peel• compeUtion. in,• he said. •And it's been in the museum for 20 yea.rs.• FRUITS OF HIS LAIOR Besides heading the Inter- national Banana Cub -which has more than 9,000 members in 23 countries -Bannister is the curator of the Banana Museum in Alt.eden.a. the only one of its kind that 1howcases more than 11,000 banana items sent in by the club's members. By appointment"only, the 58-year-old Arcadia man shows visito~ every banana object tb8t has ever been man- ufactunstl, and some remark- able items like a black and shriveled, petrified banana that a member from Kentucky found in her closet after five years. MEAL IN A PEEL The Banana Man is so enthusiastic about the elongat- ed fruit, he says eating one is " like eating a full meal. "1,'he bright yellow fruit is a meal in a peel,• Bannister said. "It's the fastest thing you can grab ,nd eat.• So bow many bananas does the Top Banana eat? "I eat my weight in bananas every year," the 200-pound man said. •n•s an average of about two a day. But some- times I have four.• He says he likes his bananas "mellow yellow,• just at the peak of ripening. "I don't like them too sweet,• he said. Once a busy sales manager at Campbell's Soup and presi- dent of two photographic man- ufacturen, Bannister has turned his attention completely to his hobby and spends all his time promoting the fruit. "I've dedded to go bananas full time,• he said, adding his most recent assignment wu setting a world record with a 61,000 banana display at a supermarket. The Banana Man will be the Parm Silo St.age -at 12:30 and 3 p .m. 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M rfgtlls ~ TlilltWllltA'IWIES Newport Beach 7(1162 Newport Colst 78157 B.tlboe 7°"62 Cosb Mesa 85'63 Corone del Mar 69r'62 WfOMCAST LOCATION sae Wedge 2-3 s Newport 2-3 s Blactles 2...-s Rlwr Jetty 2...-s CdM 2-3 s mATllllG Light winds during momlng hours wlll become IOUtt1W9lt to wesi.ty It , s knots during the eftar- noon.'Wlnd WilYeS wilt build to two feet, M1d • three- foot swell will come from 1he Southw9st. Morning fog will be petdly. TIDIS lODAY First low 9:01 a.m. 1.6 first high 2:43 a.m. 3.2 Second low 11:14 p.m. 2.0 Second high 4:14p.m. 4.4 SlWY Ant low 9:55 1.0'\. 1.8 First high 4:271.m. 3.0 Second low After Midnight Second high 5:02p.m. 4.7 COSTA a.SA • ........, sn.t: Approximately 20 pan of optic.at hmes worth $14,000 were stolen from a display case It en eyeglass store In the 3300 block. There was no sign of fon:ed entry. • Whittler AviMue: A $299 shot gun was stolen from the bn of an unlodted van In the 1600 block. • a.kw Street: A $500 cellular phone wld $7.50 In d\ange was stolen from an unlodted c.ar In the 800 blodt. • Goff C..... Drfw: A set of gotf dubs wld gotf equipment worth a total of $1,897 wete stolen from I vktim white she momentllrl1y stepped SWlty from tw belongings. • lrllW ltr9ft A $2.500 ~ top ex>mputer was stolen from an unlodted meeting room In the lOOO blodt. fiEWPOllT IEAOt • 111).WW Clrde: A Sl,000 lap top <X>mpUter was SCiOlef'I from • lodted convertible In the 500 block. The CMYas top was cut open. • 4"" Stnet: A thief Of thieves •llegedly took 1 ur by ~ den under a trudc. stole two w.n.ts ~ .. tNd(, locbd the door and threw the keys In • bush. • C:,..... ~ A set of new $400 gotf dubs stolen from an unlocked, and possibly opened. ~ • lnlhor9 Drhe: A~ Kuba geer; gotf equipment and snow siding equipment wont\• total ofll,760 WIN stolln from a garage f n the 6300 block. The pedlodt tea.Wing 1he g«age was cut. • catching D BNVER-AI Jong u we're here 1n the Land of ·-ll'avll, I ftgwed I aboWd seize the moment and write for the ltarttingly large nualber ot folb at home who have followed I began writing a colµmn or two a year about 1he lad alter he was born. Actually, I wrote the first column before bis appear- ance. I wondered what was tak- ing so long. Understandably, I didn't want to bother our daughter. She was having ber own problems, cany- ing this big load oround for more than nine months. Still. I was impatient. We had been gnmdcMdJess for several years, and I wanted to get on with it I-really didn't know whether to ~ be sad because I was old enough to have a grandchild, or joyful because one was immtnent. Obviously I chose the latter but, still. I WU losing patience with the whole process. What was taking so long? Was our daughter all right? Would the child be all right. Let's get on with itl One morning, after calling · f red martin Oi.anA and Steve's house and get- ting no answer, I called the hospi- tal and was put through to a room. Our son-in-law-answered. ·ob fine,• he answered to my first question. ·1rs probably not a real great'time to talk right now, but do you want to say hello to " Diana? Here,• and I pictured him holding out the phone, "Huff, huff, huff,• I heard. YLkesl The sound of a woman giving birth. "I'll call you back as soon as it's over,• Steve said and hung up. And he did, about two minutes later. So I wrote about that, too. Then about my foiecut that 'Il'avis Jordan Gruenier would be the first concert p1anl.st to p y in Well, probably not. I have given up on that. 1 don't think either one is in the cards. He's not a big lad. and the bands I thought would make biD:i both a pianist ancta wide-receiver have turned out to be pretty normal. Of co~, there's still time to learn to be~ teaific place-kicker. And it he dbesn't want to play the piano, I have my father's ancient Conn tenor saxophone and fine, French-made wooden clarinet waiting for him. Whatever the nav does. he will do it with gusto. He doesn't just play, he PLAYS! And to be an objective reporter -not an easy task when writing about one's grandson -I must add that, when he has a tantrum, be bas a TANTRUM! We blew into Denver in the early afternoon of July 4. We had just heard the news about Charles Kuralt's death and.my wUe and I were both saddened and sub- dued. I don't have DMaJ1Y heroes in this Wodd, but Charles Kuralt WU one ot them. What a wonderful be1Jl9· I will treuure even more the books of his I have in my library. My wife pointed out the irony that, as~ u Charles bad to go, it was so fitting that be died on the Fourth ot July. He would appreciate that But our gloom dissipated almost the instant we arrived at 'Il'avis' house -a fine hq:ne be shares most graciously wilh bis 15-month-dd brother, Brett. two large, black dogs of the Flat-coat- ed retriever breed. a cat of many breeds and. of course, mom and dad. On Independence Day, there were another dozen or so, includ- ing the other set of grandparents. Don and Yetti are great people and we are very fond of them. But I fear we are also somewhat jeal- ous. We are these curiosities who tall out of the sky a couple times a CMod•n l Fresh Balaed Breads Delivered Daily ·~ ~ go. The nen time, we start all ovet again. We wtll do something about that. Meanwhile, we will love the : Thav and the Brettster as much u we do. And we wtll show them olf as much a.a we can. I can't tell Y<>ll how proud I was when. one day last fall. I bad Thlvis in the beskei of a cart his dad and I were push~ ing around the Hughes market in Eastbluff. •1s that the 'lhlv?" a woman asked, a lady I had never met. • SW"e is, 1 said. And the kid turned OD a grin that would launch a thousand ships, melt a million candles. Yep, that's my grandson. Next week, I will give you a full -and - objective -report on how he's progressing with life. • FMD MAlnlN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. REG. '3.15 l&.'2.• •Cn • qCl"mda ==~$49'49 . RS.'Z.11 & ... ED'RACI' -IDGB POnNCY 300MG PACIFIC FOODS Fat Free Non-Daliy Rice~ &aA:W.-<W' , .. A A•D :=.a u. .. SI19 • C.ocoa ,..,. "' I&. tt.• .... 32 az. BRIAN l'OBUDA I DAILY Pl.OT Richard Sall wipes down the hood of his Rolls Royce on Friday afternoon. at the Newport Beach Car Auction, located in the parking lot of the Hyatt Newporter. BABY, YOU CAN DRIVE HIS CAR John Lennon's 1965 Mercedes .am~ng 300 collector cars going to highest bidders at Newport Beach Car Auction By Jennifer Arm'Strong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -lmag- me owrung not JUSt any old Mer- cedes. but the 1965 Roadster once dnven by John Lennon. Lennon's little blue Mercedes Benz, and the 1960 Corvette from the moVle "1hle Lies," will go on the auction block with about 300 other collector cars this weekend at the Newport Beach Car Auction. Dan Kruse Oassic Car Productions is host- ing the event a l the Hyatt New- porter for the 20th year in New- port Beach. The models up for bids range in price from $1 ,000 to $1 million, organizers estimate. The gates will open at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, with bidding beginning at 10 a.m. Admission costs $8 for adults and $3 for children, and r-------------------------, F.Y.I. + Dan Kruse Classic Car Productions' Newpor:t Beach car Auction starts at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel, 1107 Jamboree Road. Admission costs $8 for adults and $3 for children. I I I I I I I I I L -------------------------~ bidder registration costs $40. Some highlights of the collec- tion: • Lennon's Mercedes, which he drove between 1965 and 1968, putting 18,000 miles on the odometer. It could go for $100,000 to $400,000, estimates say. • The Chevy Corvette Road- ster featured in •nue Lies," star- ring Arnold Schwarzenegger. • A pre-production prototype of a 1969 Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500 Cobra. • A one-of-a-kind 1982 Zim- mer Golden Spirit formerly bwned by a Kuwait dignitary. Organizers expect the event to attract about 6,000 people. The event draws big crowds every year because of the hot market for classic cars in South- ern California, vice president Bruce Knox said. "It's just a great location," Knox said. "People enjoy coming here." He said he's never quite sure of which car will gamer the biggest bid. But he knows Lennon's car has by far garnered the most pre-auction publicity. The company bought the Mer- cedes from an individual owner who had gotten it from the estate in England Lennon bequeathed it to. A Wld ,_.1b Sbop .ad Bal ..... $$-Colin~ tlMliDe, md 111 llOW opm II Soula C.olllt Plua ta a.ta· M9A. l'bll biDfanilt ~ MIJ'8CIMllid a ~ ridD be.t~ •com- b6Dltbl Of JM and •ntmated ...:._]IVJll:llllla and ..-;taJ .a.:ta ----·t· 'l'be nitd llde OI the r81taurant MDI Di8ida'andile With a.~ m tbe prooaedl ~to help 1ave the rainforelt. ltD for .ue Include dothiDg toys, jewelry, bath products, and itUffed ani- mall. There are even packets where you c:rse a square mile ot the r <>rest. One ot the oldest local d:Ul- dren'• shoe stcrel, Cbildrm's 8ootllry (6"-246') II having a semi-annual dearanoe sale OD shoes marked down qp to 50% oft. Selected shoes on~ lncludes tennis shoes and sandals. Children'• Bootery ii located at Fashion Island tn Newport Beach. . greer wylder portion of shoe repaJn to help tn her recovery. If you bring tn this Best Buys cohmm you can receive 20% off on shoe repa1n through the end of the month. Cba's Fami- ly Shoe Repair is loc.ated at 1673 Irvine Ave. in Costa Mesa. MKy'I is having another swimwear sale, and tbil one ii on the entire stock of 1997 swimwear in misses and junior mes. Tup I can't believe ..... . I • ,. It .. true tbat JU. GlrrwU Parnt-'· tu.re (646-0215) doal have lower .: ~tbanmanymJtl~-"I ton. Good quality leittw IOfu ' start at Stl99. Tlie ownen says that liiw:e the 1"dldtng II owned, :, they can put OD savings to CUS- tomen. Pine fumlture brand names include PJ1Mnoa. Hek-m.an. Woodmark. Sbentll. and Bradtngtoo Young. H.J. Gurett Pumltw'e is located at 2.215 Har- bor Blvd tn Costa Mesa. • llST ~ IPS*f'S Thursdays and ~ Saturdays. If you know of a good buy call me llt 540-1224, fume llt 646-4170 CK write to me: Best luyt,,,,Dlllly Piiot. 330 J W. Bay St. CostA Mesi. 92627. . It's My Home · Landscaping or re-landscaping is your answer to a beautiful new look for your home. JCAY MATSON, A.A. • C.C.N.P. Landtcape Daipa FLOWERDALE can make your landsca~ 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. ·~\Y.-:'· ~fDa~-& • ... , ;•~· ~~.<·' NURSERIES, INC. COMPIEl'E LANDSCAPING 46 YEAJlS EXP. LleemeNo. J08SSJ SANTA ANA • 2800 N . Tustin Ave. (714) 633-9200 COSTA MESA • 2700 Bristol Ave.. (714) 754-6661 TDUMtm• C.c.N.P. Jud...-Daipcr Make Your Collector ear Dream A Reality By Joining Us At .. @!Vempm:t ~each @Summer '97 'fJolkcWi 'TJai @/tuctirm & @)hom @f uty 72 6 73, 7997 Hyatt Newporttr Howl • Newport Beach. 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Koll Real Estate Group he~ for Chapter 11 c:xJIDIDel'dal aDd raQdenU.1 reel Chapter 11 on ~· OD Monday, Koll'1 Clw A .._ wboee tazve.t holding ii Once the ftnaJ>dal reorganiza-common stock. listed u KollRE, ap:prodmately 200 aaea ot the tion II complete 1n about six will be dropped frOm the NAS· Bo1A Chica .mesa bordering weea, allot Koll'1 c.uporate debt DAQ Stock Market. where ltl val- Huntington Beach, bad been will be eHmtnated, and the com-ue had hovered around 9 cents a struggling with the move into pany will be worth an estimated. share. But it ii expected to return -~~~------, financial reo.rga.nizatkln for MWer· $130 million, ottldals said. to public trading after the floan- By TlrTt Grenda,~ Pilot al months. •1be recapitalization of the d.al reorganization II completei ~---------~------.....;.---+-=_:;~~er~to;-:-'.l;;r-J~or--~pterf1, -company ls 1ome1lliliMgf\iw~envffiel---Y1fA""~·~MT1r-1tmt~hn:Nt--t--:--~ NBWPORT BBACH -The Koll first bad to convince at lea.st looked forward to for many group, which plans to build about Y.oll Real Estate Group 00% of its stoekholders to months," chainnan Don Koll said. 2,400 homes on the Bolsa Chica announced Friday that it intends exchange their indebted. stock for Koll said the process of reorga-mesa beginning next year, ls not to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy partial ownership ot the company. nizing will not disrupt the compa-affiliated with other companies next week. a voluntary financial At first it seemed like not ny'a business nor the operations of that bear the Koll name. Koll. Koll restructuring that company om.. enough stockholden would agree its sublid.laries and affiliates. Construction and Koll Resorts da1s Mid will relieve more than to the exdumge. But on Friday, •Neither employees, cus-International are separately South Coast Plaza Sears Wmg, Lower Level '") is ECOLYMoridi $210 million in debt and put the Koll announced it had reached tomen, supplien nor any of the owned and operated. companies developer back on solid flnandal that goal, with more than 95% of company's other constituents will that are not affected by the Koll footing. stockholden trading in their hold-· notice any difference in the oper-Real Estate Group's move into Koll. a worldwide developer of ings, and intended to file for ations of the company,• Koll said. Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In Ge• For Summer r---~-------Fiii------~----1 SHOWING HIS MEDAL I 4oz Bottle of Shampoo I I (with every '12°°) I I ECOLYpurchase. I . Costa' Mesa cop once again racks up cycling honors By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA-If Lt. Alan Kent wOie all the medals he's won in the past 21 years at the World !>olice and ~ Olympic Games, be would probably tip over. •This only makes about 9 mil- lion he has won,• said Costa Mesa Police Chief David Snow- den. An estimated 9,000 partici- pants compete every two years in the competition that is held all over the world. The numerous categories include everything from . motot:ross races, swimming and scuba to archery and ping pong. This yea.r's games, held in Calgary from June 27 to July 4, brought Kent another seven medals in the motocross competi- tion, \ncluding another gold, three silver and three bronze Costa Mesa Lt. Alan Kent ·won seven motocross awards at the World Police and Fire Olym- pic Games ln Calgary, Canada. but participated in a field event and obstacle course where he garnered the gold medal, AS w~ll as a race through a forest and a 50-mile cross country event. I w/~tlf.7/31/97 I L--------------------------~ MI ran into a creek,• said Kent, who twisted his ankle in one race. Enter to Win a Free Vatation for 2! MThey take you through ter- rain where only the bears roam. It was the first time in my whole career of racing that I almost quit because it WAS so tough. I don't know if my bike is repairable.• Your Choice: Florida, Las Vegas, or Lake Tahoe One entry .with every ECOLYPurchase. GREG FRV I DAJt.Y Pl.OT medals to add to his 21-year win- ning streak. Together with several family members, including his mom and dad who helped him prepare for the competitton, Kent made the 4,000-mile trek to Calgary for the event. Salon and Beauty Supply 557-4190 His total: more than 100 medals that are mostly gold. The motocross competition is· pretty fierce, Kent said. He not only raced on a track A trailer with two motocross bikes was pulled behind them. SEMI ANNUAL SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Savings from 30% to 70% on our famous collections of: ZANELLA AQUASCUTUM MONDO BOBBY JONES POW SPOKf CUTfER 8c BUCK REYN SPOONER IKE BEHAR SAKTORI KENNE11i GORDON XMI RISCAITO BARRY BRICKEN MANI AXIS Groupings of early values Yalues to From Dresa Shirts ................................. •95• ............................... •19" Ties ...................................•.....••.. •7 5°' ..•............................ • 19aa Dre11 Pantt ............................. ,. .. 1245" ............................... •79u Sport Coau ............................... '525 ................................. •99 .. Sweater• .................................... 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Front toe • Front casters· ti• 6 Cy1. -$39.95 II I· Front Camber' ('II applicable) II• 8 Cy1. -.. 9.95 II • •11 111111m111t sn.• II 11 Moet c.r. • Exp 7119t91 Molt c.. • Alttr kit, cleln pan, pan gasket, and new fluid lnclodes waste disposal fee ~ • • :tl Afrdd the nrlcey Cars, the b.Q_utique llfld the ca e, ne_w l car showroom will boast bones, stones and artifacts : NEWPORT BEACH -Among the pricey Qll"I that will grace the show- room of the new Fletcher Jones Motor- cars. will lit displays of some artifacts that are pretty valuable, paleontologi- cally speaking. As crews prepared the ground for the posh new dealership, set to open next month, they ran into a cache of prebiitoric animal bones, rocks and shells. Paleontologist Steve Conkling, hired by Jones, on Friday unveiled the findings -which can help scientists understand past natW'al phenomena and predict future earthquake activity. "This kind of thing is great, because we can't get these fossils back once we destroy them,• Conkling said. "It's not like we're ma.king mastodon teeth any- more.• The animal bones show that tiny antelopes, giant bison, mastodon and horses once roamed the land, and whales frequented the spot in its pre- historic ocean days. Coral fragments found in the dirt contain uranium deposits that chroni- cle the Newport-Inglewood fault line movements. And they show that the last earthquake hit 10,000 years ago, which means the area could soon be due for another one, Conkling said. ' Conkling bas supervised the dealer- ship construction project since its groundbreaking last year because the -site is known for being rich with fos- sils. As crews have erected the sprawl- ing new structure, Conkling has assembled the findings. They'll be dis- played museum-style among the deal- ership's many amenities, including a cafe. a manicurist and a boutique. Jones, though not a paleontology buff, said the findings have piqued his interest in what lies beneath his build- ing. "It's going to be a benefit having it in the showroom, because more people will know about the area,• be said. ·we just wanted to make sure we did- n't destroy anything valuable.• The site at Jamboree Road and the If you buy it somewhere Ju You~ Pafaig TooMileh! •Umbrellas • Replacement Cushions •Spa Covers ., San Joaqµin Hills toll road is part of ~ 1arge arcbaeologtcal botbedi sei<i i: arcbaeologilt Mike Macko, wbo'I I t studying findings from the Itvine Co. 's / nearby Newporter North property. A historic gun dub and Indian burial •, grounds once sat just north of the lan~ he said. • •u But Newporter North was laced ~ with Indian \>Ones and stone tools, : wbilh the Fletcher Jones site contain8Ji only antmal bones and fossilized -~ Highlights of the Fletcher Jones 1, excavation include: 30,000-year-o!d c bison. antelope and ~odon bones; , 600,000-year-Qld sediment; and 2 mil">t lion-year~ld fQSSilized rock and w~, skulls. But the small bits of coral, Con.a... k:ling said, are scientifically the 1~ biggest. , 1 "When we found it, we thought it 11 had to be something else,• he said. Crews ran into the first finding -G>, horse vertebra --' during the initial .f' grading at the site, but continued to .<.. run into such treasures throughout thet job. They continually screened the dirt! for any bone fragments or fossilized ,,, rocks, Conkling said. I And as a paleontologist, he couldn't ask for anything more. iT "It's like real fast erosion for us, 1 which is good,• he said. "The more construction we can get, the more we can find.• •• i Woman to head local Ro4'cy for first time RorAaY cu.ms P11ST WOMAN PllESIDENT• NeWpolt Beecb ~ ~ RaDey bu beeD tmtaned' u the first wosnan piecident o1 the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club, raplactng outgoing )>resident Mil-lafd .._:Mic• MacAdam ln acer&- attended b.Y._ 80 Rotarlans guests. The Newport-Balboa Club vias c$arted in 1939 and currently bas 7(> members. Raney joined the f1ewport-Balboa Rotary Oub in ~of 1993 and has served Ort ~ board of directors in a variety c:i pocltions. Serving with Raney are ~ Oberrelter, pres1dent- tlect. Roger Gilbert. vice presi- dent; Wendell Sawyer, secretary1 Bob Krone, treasurer; Roger McGonegal. dub service Dfrector; Ack Connole, vocational service dlrector; Dean Reavie, interna- tional service director; Joe Brand, cxmmunity servic,-e director; James Wells, youth service direc- tor, Jim Sirk:in, special events dlairman; Bob Wood, member- ship cbain:nan; George Weis- senberger, program chainnan and Frank Anderson foundation chair- man. Outgoing Newport-Balboa Rntary Club president Mac MacAdam presented Wendell Sawyer with the Rotarian of the Year Award, Bob Wood with the Bob Callis Award and Art Walton with the Community Service Award. t' BASTlll.E DAY CELEBJtA- 110N: The Newport Beach Sister City Association will host its jim . deboom annual "Une Soiree en Province• on Sunday 5:J0..7:30 p.m. in the Newport Beach home of Ralph Tomlinson to honor its sister city in Antibes, France. The event, commemorating the liberation of the Bastille prison in Paris, France in 1789, will feature French food, wine, entertainment and prizes. Tickets at $25 each can be obtained by calling 117-3150. On Friday, July 18th the Sister City Association will welcome nine city council delegates from Okazaki, Japan for a one day vis- it. Mayor Jan Dehay will provide a welcome at City Hall, followed by a boat tour of the harbor, lunch at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club and a visit to Oasis Senior Center. CLUB NOTES: Costa Mesa Newport Harbor Uons Club Presi- dailt Phil Bvam named Biad 'Dy a Mlivlo9 dUbl You.,. Huinplµiei u bis Uao Of the mvtted to attebd a dub meeffng Year. • this comJnq week. The Hait>or MeM Uoos Oub Js Many dubs will buy your ftrit JWN •Hug a GoWlrnor's reoep-guest meal for you. ===~~ ~s:.,..1,:::~=:the MUte Schwer o1 Cost.a Mesa on aa11oa a.y Club to hw 0qnge County UJ'9dayJuly_2:t.JWl~~at~tbe~-~~~ Tom Yt'lh2!J .. Noc:lo.bs:twn-home ol Uon Ellyn and Dave town rti'Mesa IClwMls Ckj) mMts at Snowden. the Costa Mesi Ccfnmunlty c.m.r. 6:30 ncketa at ..,0 each can pur-p.m. the Costa Mesa Newport H.t>or """' Uons Oub meets at the C'.osta Mesa chased by calling O ub President Country Oub fon sc:holarfhlp llWwds Arlene Schafer at 546-1429. session emceed by John stllnsbUfy . George Lelley ol be Bxd>ange WEDNISOAY -7:15 a.m. 5outh ea.st Club ol Newport Harbor present-Sunrise Rotaty Oub meets at the Center ed Bill Boyer Memorial Teacher ot Oub. Newport H«bor Kfwilnls Oub the Year Awards to Carol 1lpper, meets at the Unlvenfty Athletic Oub. Est.anda High Schoolt Pep~ Noon Costa Mesa Rotaty Oub meets at n~--..:a ,... ____ del Mar · Mesa Verde Country Oub. The iuiuaues, '-Uauua Exchange Oub of Orange Coast meets School; Scott Dukes, Newport at the Bahia connttii.n Y..::ht Club. Harbor High School; and Gene 6:00 p.m. Newport Bait>o. RotMy Oub Swanson. Costa Mesa High• meets at the Bahia Corinthian Y..::ht School. Oub. 1be Buster Creely Memorial ntURSOAY -7 a.m. tosia Mesa-- Awards went to Ed Joe, TeWmkl~ Orange Coast Breakfast lions Oub Middle School; Diane Wood, meets at Mimi's cafe. The Costa Mesa Ensign Intermediate Sch~ Jon North Kiwanis Oub meets at the HoU- Upbam. Corona del Mar Jr. High day Inn. Kiwanis Club of Newport d 'D"la p tel, Costa M J Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the an .--a esa r. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub. The High. Congratulations! Exchange Club of Newport Harbor • WOR111 REPEAT1NG: From meets at the Shark Island Yacht Club. the Kiwanis C?ub of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar newslet- ter, "It can be one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no one can sincerely try to help another without helping himself." SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS nns COMING WEEK. Want to get more involved in your com- munity, IIl4ke new friends, net- work or give something back to your community1 • COMMUNITY a Q.U9S Is published every Saturday In the Dally Piiot. Fax your servke club's meeting Information to 631-5851 or mall tct 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach. 92660. 'i' ALDEN'S CARPET has opened a new Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS & RUNNERS on SALE. Handmade wools, synthetics, sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 Placentia St .. COSta Mesa ri---------------------------1 llClll• Four FREI Gour•tt ..... • lolls 646-4838 I with the purchase of any sourdough bread I Must present coupon • Limit I per customer • 8(p 07I16/97 Open Daily. l am -6:30pm •Closed Sundays 427 E. 17th St,Costa Mesa '~ ~ ltecon'Jlj 64(>.1440 A Great Place to Indulge Yourself Creative • Exciting • Unique • Outrageous • Tot~lly Different • Unique Glfu & Accessories • Custom Deaiped Ftorab • Local Artists Featured • Interior Deaign Services • Specialty & Cuatom ltema • DdJvery Available "°""1 T·Thu 101m-6 pm fri..Sad 0 am.. 7 pm Sun &. Mon by Aprt. Tourism bureau installs ·officers, bestows honors ~em!ew:: V: H ospi tality . Bureau hcnmed bt•r111-Ambasaador of men and women who have the Year Award helped boost the ~ --..-rr. • tourism industry and intro-went to Jen duced lts new otficen at a HaUeberg. dinner at the Newport Har- bor Art Museum Thursday. • 1be wbmer for the Hos~ pitality AmbaS84dor of the Year Award WU Teri Hatle- berg, general manager at The Cannery. Honorary Sales Manager of the Year went -to Ken Stuart ot the Palisades Tennis Club. And Leslie and Todd Gross of Spectacular were named Members of the Year. The bureau also laid out its marketing plan for the next year, which aims to bring in even more.than last year's $17 million in tourism tax revenues. The new officers include former Maniott general manager Joe Rothman, chairman of the board; Anne . Evans Quinn, vice chairwoman; Dan Marcbeano, chief ftnandal officer1 Dale McDaniel. sec· retary; Klaus Goedecke, past chairmani ~ Mehdi Bftekari and Henry Schielein. at large. The new board members are Scott Allison, Brion Amendt. Bob Black. Mark Bolton, Marilyn Brewer, Paul Cahill, Greg Case, John Cassidy, Sandy Cot- trell, BW Hamilton, Tom Johnson, Ruth Ko, Kather- ine Lee, Jean Pierre Lortal. Unda Mongno, Janet Robinson and Nina Robin- son. The new ex officio are Dennis O'Neill. Thomas G. Clark and Rob Bekken. Custom Florals Gifts & Antiques Speciality Furniture Mon-Fri 1()..6 • Sat 10-5 369 E. 17th St., 1 13. eo.ca M.... 6~74'5 (Nat co pt .. •• c.t.) LAUNCHPAD Mualdan Craig Woodson will • show how easy it is to tum ordl- : nary household items into mus1cal : tn.struments from around the • world at 11 a.m. l and 3 p.m. at • I.aunch Pad, 3333 Bear St, Coda •. Mesa. Once the inltrumentl are : made, Woodson invite. the audi- • ence lo partidp4te tn 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. For more information, : call 546-2061. .. ! BEACH. QEANUP .. A beach cleanup day in con-:! nection with the city of Newport • -: Beach Adopt-A-Beach program : • will be held at 9 a.m. at Corona • • del Mar State Beach located on : • the comer of Ocean Boulevard •• • and Marguerite Avenue. For : more information, call 246-4198. • • •• BATHSTIUE DAY .... •. Bark Park presents its annual ·. Bathstille Day, inviting dogs and their owners to treat their p6och to a wash and towel dry from sog- gy, but cheerful volunteers from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in TeWlnkle Park in Costa Mefa. Professional groomers will be on hand to dip nails, dean ears, etc. All proceeds willgotowardtheParkOperating Fund. For more information, call 754-5041. BAY TOUR Paddle Power offers a three- hour excursion into the Upper Newport Bay Eoological Reserve from 9 a.m. to noon at 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach . The trip will begin with 8 brief kayaking lesson. and single and double kayaks are available. Cost is $40. Reservayons are necessary by calling 675-215. LAUNCHPAD Musician Craig Woodson will show how easy it is to tum ordi- nary household items into musical instruments from around the world at 11 a.m. 1 and 3 p.m. at Launch Pad, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Once the instruments are made, Woodson invites the audi- ence to participate 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. For more information, call 546-2061. ZEN CENTER The Newport Mesa Zen Cen- ter offers an introduction to Zen IUllLE RJN Children entering first through fifth grade1 are IDVlted to have good. dean tun at •Don't Burst My Bubble,• a free program fea- turing games with big and small bubbles, squant bubbles, tall bub- bles and lots ol foam at 10:30 a.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 711-3801. ATIENTION Coastline Counseling Center offers a free lecture called • Atten- tion Deficit Disorder Overview• at 7 p'.m. at 1200 Quail St., suite 105, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 476-0991. PATENT WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a workshop called "Patent Your POOIPOSlWI ~ Hedb Center offers 1 tree Mftdner a tenior d~ dilcuaing bow to incorporate ents into you lifestyle to create a youthful po,. ture at 10 a.m. at 1190 Baker St Costa Mesa. For more informa.'. don1 call 668-2519. LEADSaul The forming Newport Coas· Leads Cub chapter will meet at ; a.m. at Mimi's Cafe 1835 Newpon Blvd.,• Costa Mesa. For more information, call 722-6160. DIVORCE TAUC The law offices of Usa A. Cian- do offers a free seminar called "Divorce -What to Expect How to Proceedr at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive,-Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reservations are required at574~66. 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BASKET WEAVING Sherman Ubrary and Gardens ~· presents Nadine Spier, award- ' winning basket artist and instruc- tor, who will teach a class titled •Teneriffe/Basket Weaving• at 9:30 a.m. at 2647 E. Coast High- way, Corona del Mar. Registration fee is $50 and preregistration is required. For more information, call 673-2261. CUSTOMER SERVICE .• Orange Coast College offers a workshop that focuses on the art of keeping customers happy from 2 to 5 p.m. in room 104 of OCC's Business Education Building. Registration fee is $35 with a $10 material fee. Participants will learn better, e.µier and effective ways to handle all types of cus- tomers from tile initial contact to follow up. Pot more information, call 432-5880. LOWER BODY STRENGTH The Newport-Costa Mesa- Irvine YMCA offers a free class on exercises for the legs and but- tocks including preventative and rehabilitative exercises for the hips, knees and ankles at 6:30 p.m. at 2300 University Drive, Newpof1 Beach. For more ihfor- mation, call 642-9990. BUBBLE FUN 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 , bubbles and lots of foam at 3 p.m. • at the Mariners Branch Ubr8.fY, 2005 Dover ~ve, . Newp0rt Beach. Por more inf onnation, call 717-3801. • ' ~ INSIDE EDGE ..._fee is $35 with a $5 material fee. The Inside Edge offers a For more information, call 432- breakfast forum titled "A Sense of 5880. the Sacred: Finding Our Spiritual Uves Through Ceremony" from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. First time guests pay $20 and oth- ers pay $35. For reservations, call 460-4242. REAL ESTATE Orange Coast College offers a workshop that teaches indi- viduals how to start from scratch and become financially inde- pendent through real estate investments called "How Ordi- nary People Accumulate Extra- ordinary Wealth -Through the Secrets of Real Estate• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Art Center. Registration fee is $30 with a $10 material fee. For more information, call 432-5880. SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship, Del Mar 711 of Orange County, which is looking for 14-to 18-year-old teenagers interested in being a part of the organization, will meet at 6 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931~ WHighway, Newport Bea . Po re infor- mation, call 64 -8503. EARNING MON Orange Coast College otters a workshop tilled "Freelancing: Earning Money Without a Job .. from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 102 of OCC's Ad Center. Registration THURSDAY BUBBLE FUN 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 bubbles and lots of foam at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa Branch Ubrary, 100 E. Balboa, Newport Beach. For information, call 717-3801. INVESTING BASICS Orange Coast College offers a workshop titled "Basics of Invest- ing: A Primer• from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 169 of OCC's Sci- ence Building. The practical "how to• seminar' will analyze and evaluate financial invest- ments with an emghasis on increasing one's return through a safe investment program. Regis- tration fee is,$29. For more infor- mation, call 432-5880. CAREER NETWORK St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers its next free Career Network meeting on •ttow to Target Your Next Company• at 7:30 p.m. at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. •SEE TOWN PAGE A10 Advantages: 1. 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Qronge Coast College often a port Center Drive, Newport finendal pl~g workthop Beach. Call ?60-8400. ~ for women from 9 a.m. to noon in rooin 110 of OCC'a ASTROLOGY Coumeling and Admissions 1be Tu.ming Point Foundation Building. Registration fee ii $25 ii aponaortng a free lecture and for one and $39 for two. Por more demonstration on Astro Carto information. call 432-5880. Graphy, the science of mapping CY BER CAFE Orange Coast College pre- sents the Saturday Morning Cybercafe series inviting partici- pants to enjoy a cup of coffee and an easy-to-follow guided tow of the Internet from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hi Tech Lab Room 201 of OCC's Technology Cen- ter, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registration fee is $39 per class. For information, call 432- 5880. SENIOR EXPO ~nior citizens and their family are invited to the Oasis Senior Center sixth annual Senior Resources Expo from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. The free event will showcase community resources including retil'ement communities, day care services, home health care agencies, phys- ical therapy facilities, convales- cent homes and estate planning agencies. For more infonuation, call 644-3244. WOMEN AND INVESTING A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. offers a free business seminar on •women and Investing" at 9 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. MEDICAL SCHOOL N"' York Med1ca.l C.oUtge N""' York, Ntw York INTERNSHIP ~an-S11u11 Mtd1c1tl unrcr Los Angel~. Cal1forn1a RESIDENCY Georgetown Un1vcrs1ry Hosp1ral Washangcon. DC. STANFORD UNIVERSITY Mtd1cal uncrr Palo Aho, Cal1forn1a FELLOWSHIP Un1v~rs1ty of Florida Jacksonv1lk-. Florida planetary influences, at 2 p.m. at the 1Win Palms Restaurant, 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach.Porreservations,call(800) 576-8081. GROWING BEGONIAS She.rm.an Ubrary and Gardens offers a class called •Painting in the Garden• featuring artist Stan- ley Marlin at 10:30 a.m. at 2647 B. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Beginners are welcome. Registra- tion is $30 and preregistration ts required. Matenals needed are included in the cost. For more information, call 673-2261. SWIM MEET The public is invited to the Orange County Municipal Athlet- ic Association Swim Meet at 10 a.m. at the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center at Corona del Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Dri- ve. Some JOQ swimmers, from age 4 to 17, belonging to swim teams throughout Orange County, will compete in the annual meet. For more information, call 644-3151. JULY 21 PRESENTING EVIDENCE The Forensic Consultants --~ . ' llf,~. I .:"-\·•· ~ ~ -MIAST CANCll SUfPOXI The women•• 01.apter at the A bi'eut cancer .uppm group Costa Mesa Leads Club meets at meets every 1\lelday bom noon ?:15 a.m. every Wednesday at to 2 p.m. et the Patty and George Mimi's Cale at Harbor and New· Hoag Cancer Center. '000 w. port boulevards In Costa Mela. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The club ii part of an internatlon-The meet1ngl are tree. For more al networking organization dedi-information. call 122-6231. cated to expanding each mem· ber's business through quality leads. Call -'7-4-2225 or 975-8338 for more information. • INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Survivors of IDcelt Anonymous for female vict1ml of saual abute and rape and their friends and family meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 160 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. There ii no fee. For more information, call Iris at 859- 3918." .DIVORa SUPPORT GROUP Mariners Church sponsors a free divorce recovery support group at 7 p.m. every Wednesday at 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-6010. FAONG FORWARD Pacing Forward, a support group for family members of recently deceased cancer patients, meets every Monday from 6:30 to 7 :30 p .m. and from 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, CANCElt SUPPORT GROUP A free cancer 1Upport group meets every Tuesday from 6:45 to 8:15 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Cout Highway, Newport Beach. The group provides support to cancer patients and their families and friends. For more informa- tion, call 722-6237. GYNECOLOGIC CANCER A free support group for women with gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport ' I \1 l\ll ll l•t 11\,I 1 1 \Ill•\ Pllooe calls and letttrs written oo your behalf. Documeats reviewed for free. Retain an &ttomey for the entire yw for only $90. Ulifejl Lepl PmWen 1 m • LAW 1 fUE RSATIONSl9t H01'UNE Muina Cobfid, a mantage and famlly tberapllt, ~ ... ~ anonymou1 helpline or mumuu· als with relaUonab.tp probJema. Cohen is available for tree con· 1t1ltation from noon to 1 p.m. and 1 to 8 p.m. Mondays. She can be reached at '159-0351. BRIGHTER IMAGE Pree professional comultatlon for make-up, w4Ji, etc. at the Pat· ty and George Hoag Cancer Cen· ter, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Por information, call 7-CANCER. .. DYSLEXIA SUPPORT The Natio~al Dyslexia Research Foundation sponson weekly adult attention deficit disorder support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, Newport Beach. Cost is $5 per session. For time and day, call 642-7303. • SLOW EASY EXERCISE Arthritis Foundation imtrUctor Wyoma McKlnley leads an exer- dle clua every Thursday morn- ing at 11 a.m. at tl)e Jewish Senior Center, 250 E. Baker St in Calta Mesa. Por more information, call 513-5641. CMD5ID«iO Bvery third Tuesday the Jewish Senior Center offers various card games frcm 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A kosher lunch 1s offered at noon for $3 per senior. Call 513-.5641. • Send your AMKN> TOWN Items to: The Dally Piiot.. Around Town. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; ~ax 646- 4170 or call ~1224, ext. 333. Or e-mall at dpllot20earthllnk.net. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FuRNITURE • DRAPERIES ADDITIONAL 5% OFF FOR SHOPPING ON SATURDAY, JIEY 12" ' .,_..,, CuSIOM fURNITURE RE-UPHQLSIERY ,...,,()c, ~-41. <>1 :1 . . Come Visit Our Newly Expanded LOORINQ DEPARTMENT •Carpet •Wood •Linoleum -We Cleefl Carpets & Rugl -We Clean Uphcl1tar1 & Drlpee -We a.en & Wax Wood Aoora -We Aa&1lah Wood Aoore -We Cenmc Cot.nn & StlCMWI •Vmyl •Marble • rue . orange Coasters show true colors: red, white and blu~. wu • almott 12th annual 8"Dt. (b.td almoet on the Powtb Of July), becaUle local bantster Wolf Stem and hil bd4e have skipped the party once or twice throughout the years. Always with a good rea- son, of coune. Th1a year, nothing could stand tn the way of the biggest freedom fest this side of the Uberty Bell u more than 600 locals converged on the dunes to sample the Stems' obligatory American fare of hot dogs and, what else, apple pie. The bounty of ~ecorated pic- nic tables did also bout Wolf's favorite, dishes of plain and peanut M and M's. The perfect . food group to go with the ' champagne, which was pop- ping like so many wild Fourth of July ftrecracken, as the throng arrived at sunset. And they did arrive. Republi- can tsar Tom Fuentes, Jerry Richards, Ralph Rodheim, Bob Badham, Peter Seidenberg, Stephen Marosi, and Mary Del Barkouru ln from her desert home at Canyon Country Club, Palm Springs, all nibbled the dogs and d.1shed the dish. Pellca Bu.katy with Bill Mar- b.w. cook tin. Robert Klein, Olivia Hilton, and the grand lady of Lldo, Helen Coffey, were also in the crowd enjoying the perfect weather, the perfect ambiance, the perfect opportunity to say thank you America for all your blessings. King Burstein, Rick and Jeannie Lawrence, lady golf superstar-in-training Nancy Sorosky, the Big Canyon beauty Olivia Cha.mi, Mrs. America herself 1ina (smile and wave) Schafnitz with best-dressed mate Matt and the cutest kid in town, Alexander Schafnitz, mingled with David Kagnoff and Jay and Barbara Magness. Marsha Orlin, who is spend- ing her waking moments chat- ting with-Joan Rivers (sched- uled to appear in Newport this September as a speaker bene- fitting local _charity), took time lsOo/o OFF Lingerie (Reg •. & XXXL Sizes) tww I Previous Adult Video Rentals 65% OFF • le1ther Lingerie SM-4X •Instructional Books • Novelties • Bachelorette Gift Supplies • Games Lotions <f1 Lace One Stop Love Shop ........ 1a11111r1t. 1 Bil. Weet of Bristol <f fa14 ?m 1 [Jfrr ,,,,. ,.,,. • 0 ... ..,, • """°'>'look""'*' • COid Alatttt1 &rOo#lng ••PV • HcMCtncld9 "'1f»ts • ~ •A~• Olr • ,,.,,,,_ Piao Gallery Proudly Promts an cxhJbltton of watm:olon Milford Zornes NattonaJly R~ as orw of tlw pwmlnmt woter color artists Sel.1"'1 l9tla J:IO-S:JO ,_ ~ 1tc:qdotl., dcmonsa'radon and bool SIGnlnQ with tlw att1st (~.wd) c•tHstrn Omcfma ........ -.. !Slit. Mon.-Frt 10-6 ''j~~1 ~ Sat.10-5 (1 ........ .,.,.,, ~ out to wish America a Happy Birthday. So did Roger ~pp. Carl and Pat Neiner, Lou and Kim Cardenal, Oaude Whitney, Margaret Richardson. Mel Shapiro, Bob and Peggy Goldwater Clay, Sharl and Har- ry-B~ Chris tin• Rhoades, and jUlt about everyone else tn town. U your name m1aed the lilt Wolf assures me it was an over- sight. Surely there will be an •almost thirteenth affair,• and many more after that. And, the guest list will continue to grow. After all, what's one more hot dog, anyway? Actually, the guest list will grow if importen don't run out ol red, white and blue mer- chandise that the Stems give as favors to all who show. This year, adult revelers went home with umbrellas. It is supposP.d to rain more next season, they say. The kinder took home beanies with small umbrellas as shade instruments attached to the top of the hat. Stem insisted that nobody leave empty-hand- ed. . Moments before the first guest arrived at the dunes, Wolf and his staff were scouring Southern California retailers for more umbrellas to cover the more than 200 last-minute responses received. Inside sources report that clerks at local Pie 'n ' Save Stores from here to the Mexican border were offered cash incentives to find more patriotic umbrellas. It worked: There were enough umbrellas to make Cristo hap- py. , The best part of the event, besides some of the outrageous patriotic outfits that would only be seen in Newport Beach (one gal wore her white leather mini and 4-inch gold lame stiletto heels ... in the sand ... with red , white and blue pom poms at the heel ... no need to mention names, she knows who she is) was the fact that the party was a small microcosm of the Amer- ican melting pot. OK, there were no counter- revolutionaries, rap stars, or single parents on welfare, but there were people from all walks, faiths, creeds, colors, tal- Greater choice, better rs, I • ents, and pQints of view. All of them came to wish their nation: Happy Birthday at the invita: tion of one very proud and accomplished local couple of mixed background ... and a common goal. Let truth and freedom ring for all. • •.W. COOK'S column appears Thursday and Saturday. ' .. more convenient Yoa cloo't haft to 1eave the IJj( ~ 1or pat hrdla catt. Graeer Nc•poft Physidans' primary catt docton haft ofticcs dose to where you lift and wort. GNP oontracts with many BMOs so you am sded the health p.lan that meas your oecds. -- Greater Newpon Physicians also includes an excellent panel of Hoiag specialists. And our a.ffiliadon with H<ng Hospital provides paden~ with~ to Orange County's #1 hospital . We invite you to get to know these fine physicians in your community: Dr. Peter Kim Is a boatd-certlfted family practice pl!yskllm wltb bis oJftce /QcaJed at Hoag Hea/Jb Center -Costa Mesa (Ill tbe COl'MI' of Fairview and Balter). Dr. Kim provides m«Hcal servietrs for* wbok f t1mlly and bas a speciaJ Interest in sports medicine and sports related injuries. For more lnfonnalUm about bis practice and office hours,~ call 6fi8-2500. Dr. &tie Carlson Is a board certified pbysklan wltb ber ojfice localed at 11""1 lhlallb Center -C-osta Mesa. Dr. carlson provides care to newborns tbrougb adolsscents. !or more Information abolU lwr practw. and <>Jftct1 brs, p#as1I aJ/J 6fi8-2525. David Huang. M.O. Julia Mlthew90n. M.D. ( s ( J f t t t } ( ' ' ( 1 \ ( • E I • GEO G l ' ' ' I I Taking ~e road w~ll-traveled t.0 Newpoi;t Beach· ' I : 1'b8 ...... Senior Obin ~" : Onmp~wUlpr111ata..-o1 : -'aht .Vklcllib mm d 0 lb Wtlb ~ H--'--~~-~~~~~~~~-'-· I iul>title9 --Monday at tbe <m· _.._......,...;..-.i•:Jt c_ WU V«L wondeJful ~g_ln __ :_.tar. lcjCa~~-~ B Baker St., Sub D, mi, r Cr:iiP iild:-T was ore l in Cotta Mela. , The new senior pastor of Christ Church by the Sea in Newport Beach. TRAVELING MAN Leavinq one paradise for another, Crisp has begun his new appoint- ment as senior pastor. He comes to Christ Church from the Wahiawa United Methodist Church in Hawaii. ·1 am very excited to be here in Newport,• Crisp, 46, said. •Jt will be a pleasure to work with all of the people here.• Making the move with Crisp is bis wife of 12 years, Sue. They have two sons together, Andy and Matt. Crisp is used to traveling -he was born in Washington, D.C., and was part of a military family. •My family moved a lot because of the military," Crisp said. •we lived in Colorado, Texas, Japan and Guam before settling in Riverside." A SONG IN HIS HEART While in Riverside, Crisp earned his college degree in music with a minor in theater arts from the Univer- sity of Redlands. He was also involved with his church during this time. ·I wanted to pursue a profession in the music industry," Crisp said. ·sut then God called me into the min- istry .• Although Cnsp answered his call and passed by the entertainment industry, music remains a large part of bis life. ·Presently four of my songs are being marketed by Hilltop Records," Crisp said. "It is really a great experi- ence, to know my songs will reach a wide audience." PASTORAL SCENES After being called to the ministry, Crisp attended seminary at the Clare- mont School of Theology and gradu- ated in 1982 with a master's of divini- ty. He later returned to Claremont to earn an inservice doctorate of min- istry in 1993. Crisp has dedicated the past 16 years of bis life to the United Methodist church. He has previously served as pastor of the Hesperia Unit- ed Methodist Church. founding pastor; it wu a lp8d&l •, Pilml will be abown Monda"* memory.• , 1• Crtap has alsO been at the Del I · through Sept. 8 at 12:30 p.m. A hmch Rola United Methodist Church in San • reception will be held prior to each fDm Benwdlno and the San Luis Obispo at noon. United Methodist Church. During his The meal iDcludes soup, salad, main time in San Luis Obispo, Crlsp served course, deaert and beverage. The COit as director of the Wesley Foundation for lunch ii S3 for seniors over 55 and S4 at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. for those under 55. Admission to the TRUE ILUE TO CHURCH (ANO. DODGERS) In his spare moments away from the church, Crisp enjoys playing golf and watercolor painting. He admits that he is also an avid Dodger fan. •rm really looking forward to being involved with the people of the church,• Crisp said. •1 want to pick up on the church's mi.Ssion and expand it." Crisp already seems to have a good reputation with the members of his church. "He seems like a very warm per- son,• said Peggy Skeen, church . member. "He is very appealing. He will be received with open arms." Crisp replaces .Senior Pastor David Lemberg, who will remain on as associate pastor until he retires at the end of September. The congregation will be officially welcoming Crisp on Sunday with a reception following the 9:30 a.m. worship service. "I strongly believe in working with the people of the church," Crisp said. "They are the reason I am here.• -Story by Sarah O'Jtourke, Photo by Greg Pry I I I film is free. The following is a list of films and dates for the series: •Yid) with his Pid- dle• (Monday), •The Cantor's Son• (July21), •Mamele• (July28), •A1..etter to Mother• (Aug. 4), •The Dybbak" (Aug. 11}, •Green Fields• (Aug. 18), wltzhak Perlman in the Fiddler's House• (Aug. 25), and closing out the series will be •The Golden Age of Sec- ond Avenue• (Sept. 8). For more information and reserva- tions, call the Jewish Senior Center at (n4) 513-5641. New interim minster The Rev. Leslie H. Heyboer has been appointed the interim minister at Orange Coast Unitarian lJniversalist Church in Costa Mesa. Her first sermon will be Sept. 1. She was ordained as a Unitarian Universalist minister in 1990 by the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Monterey Peninsula. In addition, she has a masters in diviility from the Starr King School for the Ministry in Berke- ley and a master's in 'maniage, family and child counseling from the Universi- ty of La Verne. L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------J Heyboer comes to Costa Mesa from the First Unitarian Church in Stockton, where she was intelim minister. l'< )\(;HE< ~.\Tl< >\.\I. a> COMMUNllY CHURCH ~ONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST To a.Mtve 11 To C...; To C... Is To DO. 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Sunday.July 13,8:.30and lO:lSA.M. 600 St. And~ws Road, Newpon Beach, California (71'4) 631·2880 (8Cf09 from N Hartiof H' 'Sc.hool 1tlrv1ne md ISch.) f : ·~ ' ---.... religion calendar l focus on faith -~--,-.~ . ~lt .. ~i_ .. • --···-· ·· .. ~ -..at Doo Frenkel will teach ~·~and advanced cl.a.-at Orange County's ~ On1P.unlty Center this summer. ,.. ..... M n ' dua ls meeting ~ya through Aug. 27 between ~~ .... Jt..~ and unde.rltanding Hebrew and coats l'O f« memben and $.S5 for nonmem- .,_. with a $7.50 textbook required. Tbe ............ clua 11 IJ\eeting Tuesdays Uuwgb Aug. 26 between 7 and 9 p.m. It develops communication skills through rMdlng. writing, conversation and ~· &cept for a S15 textbook., the , ... .,. the same as for beginners. A4¥aced HebNw is meeting through Aug. 25 between 8 and 9:30 p.m. It dewlopl comp~henslon and Ouency of tpMdl llDd reading through exclusive im ol Hebrew In class and by reading IarMll oewsp4pen and modern Hebrew authors. It costs 545 for members and *60 for nonmembers with S5 for course material. lbe center Is located at 250 E. Ba.ter St. in Costa Mesa. To learn more, ~755--0340. MYSTUIES CONTEMPLATID Wednetd&y night Kaballah clAsses for Jews and non-Jews are underway at 1Uq)le llaiah of Newport Beach. Distin- guilbed Hebrew scholar and scripture apeciallst Ra.bbl David Rosenberg will conduct the 7 p.m. sessions. Kaballah meam tradition in Hebrew and involves the study of the mysteries of God and creation. A fee of $30 for members and $50 for nonmemben covers the entire course Shat meets at 2401 Irvine Ave. ln Newport Beach. To register or for more Information. ca.ll 548-6900. SCl£NCE OF MIND 1be Rev. Gall Miller will guide stu- dents through the Course in Miracles tot1ay. And on July 19, the Rev. Bob Pul- liam will conduct a class ln Dreams - Your Inoer leacher. Please call 646-3199 for workshop ti.mes and locations. You may also write New Thought Church and 1\'uth Foundation at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, 92627 KNOWING GOO INTIMATELY On Mondays, people of d1verse backgrounds and different churches gather at St. Mark Presbyterian Church to pursue a "one-on-one• relationsblp with God. The OneHeart Christian Meditation group teaches and practices the spidtual steps that can make that intimacy a daily reality. It meets from 7130 to 9:30 p.m. at 2100 Mar Vtsta Dri- v• In Newport Beach. Either Ester BelmAm at &4()..6213 or Kathy Townsend at 551...5339 can provide more informa- tion. PMM>IGM SHIFT ~e Newport Beach Baha'i Cornmu- mty &llows participants to bear and ~Paradigm Shilt: A New Way -A~ Wodd at 7:.30 p.m. every Pri- a private residence m Corona del 'llllether, they expkn such ques- • ¢an racism and prejudice be tecif What la the new world «derl Can confticts be resolved without forcef Are women and men equal? What's the spiritual solution to our eco- Jlbmic problems? Music and food are lnduded. Directions: 759--0999. HfALlHDAY lnitructor J~ BIOMD leedl People Wlth Arthritis Can E.urdM dalMI from 10 to 11 a.m. every Tuaday at the Jew- ijh Senior Center ot Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Melt. The cl.us tndudes health education, Joint-protec- tion tips, relu.atton tedm.lques, pain· control techn1quea and l<ldaliztng. Call 513-564--=1 • ..__ __ LECTIJRE SBRJES DHARMA SOOETY Newport Beach Higasbl Honganjl Buddhist Temple's DhlU'lDA Society pre- sents a lectuJe and discussion aeries Sunday, and on the second Sunday of each month at the temple, 254 V\c.tona St.,'Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202. BAHA1S GATHBUNG The Baba'is of Newport Beach spon- sor a lunch, speak.er and dlscussion of timely .topics at 11 a.m. on the last Sun- day of each month at a private residence in Corona del Mat. All are welcome. Directions: 760-5360. SINGLES ASK THE RABBI Rabbi David Rosenberg will field questions during Singles Evening on Aug. 8 and every second Friday of the month at Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach. A special Oneg Shabbat (fellow- ship hour) will follow services honoring single people. It all takes place at 2401 lrvine Ave. in Newport 'Beach (Back Bay). Por information about the time, call 548-6900. SERMONS NEW THOUGHT CHURCH Sunday services at New Thought Church, tbe Science of Mind Center r~y begin at 10:30 a.m., following lO:lS,. meditation at the Neighborhood Coa!bunity Center 10 Costa Mesa Sun- day school is also proV1ded The center's located at 1845 Park Ave Call 646-3199 for more information. SELf-COUNSEUNG On Sunday, the Rev. Chns Schriner will speak on •A Spiritual Autobiogra- phy" at Orange Coast Unitarian Univer- salist Church. During the 10:30 a.m. ser- vice, the chwch's former minister ol counseling will share excerpts from his own spiritual story. Child care and youth religious education through filth grade will be offered during the service ;' Tinder Box l3rd Annual Pipe Sale l Premium Cigars • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Butera • Credo • Davidoff • Diamond Crown • Dunhill • Fonseca • Griffin • Macanudo • Montecristo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Santa Rosa • Zino • between now and Aug. 10. 1'be diun:b s. looat.cl in COit.a MeM. at t 258 V\ctciria St. Por Q)OCe lnfonD4atioo, call 64M65l. 646-4652 or Penny Jenn.Inns at 6'9- 1 1'. ------------------------ 01.e • • flOQll •MITH prov"ldes brief pro-church offla! for directions and a' ILC)()CMIRfS"'•-,,.._,..,., 1 1 : ~!!!_.~~~temples In ~~dation f« a j>ottuck HfAl..*G ANO PIJGHTEHMENT Pirat Unl:;;'"'M~ ChWcb d i __ ....,._ ... _ ...... _ ... ,_" _____ _ eo.ta Me14, 420 W. 19th St., wW COD· f duct a free blood-pr"sure c1iJ# · between 10 and 10:30 a.m. the first Sun-I day of each month. Call 548-7727. I Ga.te ol Heaven Chapel oondUds Sunday ..me. at 2 p.m. with p.ycbJc demonstration, spiritual healing and sped.al music. 'They tab place at 1401 15th St. In the Ne rt 8eac:b Muonic 'lemPle BUllding. SPBCIAl EVBNTS BA.lllECUI! DINNER Today, a weloome barbecue recep- tion for Jaime and Suzanne Edwards- Acton will follow the 5 p.m. worship ser- vice at St. MiCbael and All Angels Epis- copal Church. The Rev. Jaime Edwards- Acton Joins St. Michael's staff as the new- a.ssistant minister. Responsibfilties will include ministering to the needs of youth and family within the parish and community. The church is located at 3233 Padftc View Drive in Corona del Mar. Phone 552-0959 or 644--4395 to find out more. ETHICS At 8 p.m. Friday, a benefit series on current etblcal issues begins at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church. Attorney Silvio Nardoni, who special- izes in problems of tbe elderly, will con- duct the Friday night forums. The public is Invited to these free discussions at 1259 Victoria St. in Costa M~. For additional Information, call the church at ! SUPPORT GROUPS ~_,...,,_,,,,,_,-=--,._,,_.; ! HEALING j On Wednesday11, people gather to i learn how changing our thinking CAil ! change our lives. All are welcoa;ne to join I the group as Juanella Evans shares how i •Healing your Thoughts Heals Your i Body" through Science of Mind teach-l ing. Phone 646-3199 for the time and l location or to find out more. j MENTAL HEALTH FAMILY SUflPORT ~ St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church ~ conducts a support group for families 1 with loved ones with serious mental W-: nesses. It IS led by a professional and 1 takes place every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 l p.m. For more information, call St. l Andrew's at 631-2880 or Karin Mont-l gomery at 645-3708. ~:.~':,:':,':.· • Please send photographs and typed releases detailing stories, upcoming events, sermon topics or any other news involving Costa Mesa and New- port Beach houses of worship to Reli- gion Editor, Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.. '·i Costa Mesa, 92627. Fax 646-4170. ROSEY'S AUTO BODY WJIOllllA LAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR FACILITY Fm Pkt.., & DtlMry • Al c.tfW TeclieldMs 642-4522 121 l1~11trl1I W1y • Costa Mtsa r d u l .1 t i o n & C ,1 r t: t: r < ~ o u 11 , t ' I i 11 ~ Stuart M . Knuner, Psy.D MFCC Registered Intern . • Adults In Transition • Career Education (714) 549-5346 By Appointment • Counseling and Assessment Newport Psychological ~rviccs 200 Newport Center Dr. #304, Newport Beach G. W. Warson PhD. Lic.IPN496<t Orange Coast Free Methodist Church +ADDRESS: 3198-8 Atrport Loop Dnve, esa. + 'IB.EPHONE: 641-1944. + PASTORS: diffCil1"d Ra pp, senior pastor, Masaru Horikoshi, Japanese language pastor. + SERVICE TIMES: Sunday, 10:30 a.m., services are held concur· rentty in Japanese and English; 9:30 a .m., adult Sunday school and the Good News dub (songs and crafts) for children; 10:30 to 11 :45 a.m., SUnday school for children. + OULD CARE: Yes. +UPCOMING SERMON: "Evi- dences for the Filling of the Spir- it" based on Ephesians 5. + INTERESTING NO'IE: The church is holding a pot luck luau on July 26. Entertainment will feature singer Junko, and dancer Laurel Soon, who will perform a Christian hula. The public is wel- come to attend and may call t he Newport Mesa · Christian Center + ADOMSS: 2599 N;....,.~ B v .• esa. + TElBHOflE: 966-0454 . +WEB PAGE: www.nmcc.org + SENIOR PASTOR: Jim Brad- ford. + SEltVICE TIMES: Saturday, 7 p.m., "Saturday 7" contemporary service; Sunday, 8 a.m. traditional worship; 9:30 and 11 a.m. con- temporary worship and 6 p.m. Bible study. + OtlLD CARE: Professional child care Is provided. + INTEltESTING NO'IE: Children and teens are invited to have some summer fun at day camp. Sunshine Day Camp is for ele- mentary age children. The Young Teen Summer Adventure Camp i!> for junior high-age youth. Both camps have a low camper to staff ratio and both provide many activities and field trips each week. For prices and more infor- mation, call the church office. Make It Easy On Yourself. · Medical treatment for weight loss, smoking cessation. nail disorders. addictive behavior, hair loss, exercise testing, all adult conditions. Most medical plans accepted and cash discounts available! Board certified US trained physicians. vppdo M_eied_ica_,_l_G_ro_u_.p~ :::!V:.~ ~ CA Internal Medicine (714) 721>-9266 Contemporary Pen.dant with MarhleJ GULiJ Availahk in varioUJ finUbu 28" Di.am. 36" Diam. d -17• Diam. #2921 Hodson Lighting ()pm Tues.-Fri. 8:30.5, Sat. 9.4 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 548-9341 INTERIORS Making Your World Better From Within! (714) 673-1212 SEE OUR WEB PAGE http://www.farthinginteriors.com Remodeling!!!! Kitchen and Bath Specialists Call For FREE In Home Consultation - Expert Interior Designers and On-Staff Crews : From Concept to Installation Proud Member of the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce• SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR II YEARS Cont. Lie. S6087S Phen-Fen Attention information. call 6'0-4()00. sUuMfR CONCERT limy Vera and 1be Beaters per· foqna from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday during Fashion Island's 1997 Summer Concert Serles in the Bloomingdale'• Courtyard. The concerts are free aQ.Si pref ened seating tickets will be sold at t'ashion Island's Condel1Je desk tor $10. For information, call 120- 3316. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS ·Pree live classic rock perf or-miiices are scheduled from noon to :2:30 p.m. Monday through Pri- dQ; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p .m. Saturday and Sunday aftemoons in1 the Town Square at 1\iangle S4uare in Costa Mesa. ~ • .. .. . sRUUFE ART The Orange County Museum of Art offers an intermediate watercolor class, Exploring The SfVI Life, from 1 to 3 p.m. every Saturday today through Aug. 9 at 850 San Clemente Drive, New- pdrt Beach. Fee is $40 for mem- ~. students and seniors and • SS0 for others. For information, call 759-1122. SP,OTUGHT TOURS ·The Orange County Museum of;Art presents "Spotlight Tours," 20-minute tours given by docents that focus on a single artist or work of art, at 2 p.m. Sundays at 850 San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. Spotlight tours are offered in the museum galleries and are free with admission. On Sunday, Carol Wertheim speaks about Edward Keinholz's #End of the Bucket of Tar.• Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, and children wider 16 and members are free. For infor- mation, all 759-1122. TUESDAY TALKS The Orange County Museum of Art presents Tuesday Talks at Noon, a series of free talks at noon by artists, critics and histori- ans complementing the art dis- played in the museum's galleries at 850 San Clemente Drive, New- port Beach. On Tuesday, a docu- mentary video on Georgia O'Ke-, effe's life and work will be pre- sented. For information, call ?59- 1122. ARTIST COLLAGE A collection of collages by John Hertzberg will be displayed at Haute Cakes. through July 30 at 180? W. Cliff Court Drivel. Newport Beach. The scraps ot paper, labels, tickets and photos placed within his work are reminders of the past, symbols or metaphors for time itself. For more information, call 642-4114. NAUTICAL MUSEUM The museum features three galleries: the Newport Gallery displaying the maritime history of the area; the Model Gallery exhibiting a selection of world- class models and the Grand Salon Select an "assisted living resid ence" that has: • Qualified, Experienced Caregivers • Clean Well-Equipped Homes In Safe Residential Neighborhoods • Careful Supervision • Quality Assurance which offers touring exhibits. Admission is free for members, $4 for adults and $1 for children. The museum is located at 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For information, call 673-7863. JURIED EXHIBrr The public is invited to view MEAMDICE Tbe ()range County Museum of Art pre1ents •fire and Ice (~·by artist George Stone ~ 28 at 850 San Clemente Drive, New- po or more call 759-1122. • EARLY PAINTINGS •Mark Rothko: The Spirit of Myth. Barty Paintings from the 1930s and 1940s" will be on view through Sept. 1 at the Orange County Museum ol Art, 850 .San Clemente Drive, Newport Belch. For information, call ?59-1122. COLOR PHOTOS The Orange County Museum of Art presents "Real Ufe/Still Life b)' Marie Cosindas • featuring color photographs through Aug. 31 at the OCMA South Coast Plaza Gallery, 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call ?59-1122. WILD UFE The Newport Beach Central Library presents "Wild ute, • an exhibit of still photography by Corona deJ Mar commercial pho- tographer Howard Folsom, through July 31 at 1000 Avocado Ave. For information, call 717- 3801. . SWIM LESSONS Orange Coast College olfen summer swim 1essonl with 30 and 40-minute eJaaes beginning at" 9:30 a.m. daily from July 21 to Aug. 1 and Aug. 4 to 15. 1be last~ daises start at ~:'5 p,m. each da¥• I Classes are available for toddlerl, non-swtmmen, beginning swim.: ' mers, advanced beginners, lnt'1'-• mediates and competitive swtm~ : mers. Cost of the program is SU. In addition to a beginning water ' polo class and a beginntng com-, , petitive swim ~p. there will be,,' a "Parent and Me" class for moth- ers, fathers or adult guardians. To register, call 432-5880. SAFARI BRUNOt A Safari Sunday Brunch Cruise • is available aboard the 54·foot Emerald Forest 11ki docked in Balboa at the Fun Zone from 11 a .m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday. The cost is $25.95 per person and $15.95 for children under 12. For reservations, call 6?3-0240. 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You need advanced planning to get customized documents, rather than the "one size fits all'' boilerplate, to help realize your hopes, dreams and aspirations for you and your loved ones' future. • -1111tt-itl!b lnfonnation, caJU32-5880.· reading 1ndepende11Uy. ~ from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Campen will L.~'!.~~'s·.30~ llto al ,..... -· tired agiin.itll will r80elft ~ ...m • ·~ of spol1I ~ ......---aa~ --.... "'"EuU.f.ADINGCAW ltk:km 1DM1 cou~,!-~· iMcb _...._ ... lDdUdine 'rirtm NL at .. ~-County Pair-Orange Cout CoDege often a b8CD atid otbei ~~ mtng, track ~fte!d; ICtiball; vol: ......_ ~! · ~· 't. County cbeerleacUng camp for tint-to the d'9'W of ttmil 1Mf lpeDd 19ybell, pmg pong, IOClOer, OOol' ~ 1.Pllce ii ~ Saturday through seventh-grad.en who reading . or lilten1ng to boOu. hockey and basketball. For infor-1114 .luDdaJ from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. want to learn the latest 1dclc.t, Interested agents can regist« at mation, call 432-5880. ID tb1 IDldD fairgroundl parking jumps, cheen and dance routines any Newport Beach Public all ages. Refreshments will be .-v.t Bimel & Noble ii located al 1870 Harbor Blvd., ntanqle $qUiie ID COlt4 Mesa. Par lutor- matioo.; cell 631..o8t4. • SAl\JltDAY, JUt.Y.1~ 1117 BARNES a NOlt.E ~ On Wed.wday, Comrie Mer· rttt dilculw her book ·~~ Love (Again)-'Ibe Dating~··.• lot. Parlaformatlon, call 723..6616. from 9 a.m. to noon Monday Ubrary. Call 717-3801. PAJAMA PARTY • S.., Saturday there is a through ThW'lday in OCCta Gym The Costa Mesa Public Ubrary vival Manual tor Women Ovet !' Thirty• at 7 p.m. Great Boob • BAU.ROOM DANCE Reading Group will dlscu.n~ DeFore Foundation for the Arts "Idiot• by Doctoevsky at 1 p.ni: ' f~ mark.et fnm 9 a.m. to l Poyer, 2101 Fairview Road. Costa llG MYSTEJtV presents Pajama Storytime every p.m. m tbe munldpal parking lot Mesa. Registration fee ii $50. Por Junior detectives, a es<& t,o 13, Monday evening from 7 to 7:30 off en ballroom dancing every Fri-Wednesday. For information. call' ~ht-e~me~ .... ~.w.-~~~~~~~·....-•~........:, '""lrlaJ'lkllr~~-am~rargrummrHntomndDir.Oltt"~~8();-~~t-a:nH:aeecled--to-beli~!C.tct-M1esarl-i>:m..~~'~~ DeFore Dance Center from 7 :30 ,,.._) ~MD lHE WOt.f ~ Cout College presents •Peter and tbe WolP today and Sunday, and Wednesday through July 19 m OCC'I Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fallview Road. C01ta Mesa. Curtain ls scheduled for 10 a.m. Wedneldays through Fridays, 1 p.m. Fridays and 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Advance tickets are $f and tickets at the door are $5. For information, call ,32-5880. AUDITIONS The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum's resident theater coin-pany. The Riverboat Playen, is holding auditioos for the compa- ny's adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson's classic •The Uttle Mermaid• from 1 to 6 p .m. today at 151 E. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. Ten acton are 11eeded ages teen through adult Perfor- mances will begin Sept 7 and will run through the holiday season. For information, call 675-8915. NEWPORT THEATRE The Newport Theatre Arts Center presents the black come- dy •Arsenic and Old Lace• at 8 p.m. today and 2:30 p .m. Sunday, closing Sunday, at 2501 G:liff Dri- ve, Newport Beach. Tickets are $13. For reservations, call 631- 0288. THREE PARODIES A trio of short and hilarious parodies of classic works by Euripides, Shakespeare and Ten- nessee Williams will open Thurs- day at Orange Coast College, 2101 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The thlee spoofs will begin at 8 p.m. ThW'Sdays through Satur- days and 3 p.m. Sundays on July 17-20 and 2"-27 in OCC's Drama Leb Theatre. The parodies idclude: •The 15-Minute Ham- l~t. • •por Whom the Southern ~lie Tolls• and •Tue Glass M~me" and ·Medea.• Mvanced tickets are S7 for Thursday and SWlday perf or- mances and $8 for Friday and Sat- urday presentations. Tickets at tM door are $9 and $10. A $1 dis- cOUnt is available for students and ~r citizens. For information, can 432-5880. LAUNCH PAD • Musician Craig Woodson will show how easy it is to tum ordi- nary household items into musical i.n.struments from around the world at 11 a.m.. 1 and 3 p.m. today and Sunday at Launch Pad, 33;33 Bear St, Costa Mesa. Once the instruments are made, Wood- son invites the audience to partic- ipate in a short •jam session.• Cost is $3.25 for members and $S.15 for guests. Shows are 91>ropri.ate for children age 6 and ~· For information, call 546- 2061. QAYPLAY Orange Coast College offers a Oay Play workshop for children 1-ween the ages of 7 and 11 ffCllD 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and thundays, Tuelday through Aug. 7 1n Room 5 at College Park ~ 2380 Notre Dame Road, Costa Mesa. Registration fee is • with a $10 material fee. For CERAMIC otERUBS Cblldren from age 1 to 15 are invited to sign up for a five-week ··cl.us, Ceramic Cherubs and Flowers, from 2:30 to <& p.m. at the 'Vlncat Jorgensen Community Center at Mariners Park in New- port Beach. Children can lign up for a c1Ass offered every Tuesday from• July 29 through Aug. 26. Students will have a chance to create angelic figures, floral wreaths, cloud and rainbow chimes, decorative jewelry, heav- enly creatures and a box of wish- es. Registration fee Is $69. For information, call 644-3151. Ubr~ Detectives, Inc., solve the Park Ave. Favorite children's Big Mystery: •How many books songs, a varied cast of puppet can you read this summer?• For characters and many fun stories every 10 books Detectives read, will highlight the evening's activ- they will •fingerprint• their iden-ities. The Preschool Storyttme for tificatlon Card and receive sped.al 3-to 5-year-olds takes place Tues- prlzes. Registratlon will be held at days from 11 to 11 :30 a.m. For the C°"4 Mesa Llbrary Detec-information, call 646-8845. to 8:30 p.m. The tango will be tea-AUTHOR APPEARANCE .. :-1 tured during July. On both nights Fashion Island Barnes & Noble a lesson will be taught followed presents Ron Woolsey, who will ~ by open dance wtth a disc jockey sign and discuss his book , playing an kinds of music until 11 #Migrants west• troin 2 to 4 p.m!" p.m. The dance lesson is free with. today at 923 Newport C-enter Dri:. ' the price of the SS admission. For ve, Newport Beach. For infonna·' information, call 241-9908. tion, call 759-0982. · • • JUNIOR AGENTS Junior agents, from toddlers through fifth graders, are invited to untavel •The <Ase for Books" by joining the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's Summer Reading Program through Aug. 16. 1be program will feature a Read-to- Me Club for toddlers through kindergarten-age children and a Readers' Club for senior sleuths tives, Inc., Headquarters in the Costa Mela library at 1855 Park Avenue. The 1ut d.ay for Junior Detectives to register their read- ing logs for pm.es Is Aug. 23. For information, call 646-8845. SUMMER SPORTS Orange Coast College presents the 15th annual Summer Sports and Activities Camp for children ages 5 to 14 at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The camp has continuing summer sessions which meet Monday through Fri- day on July 14-18, July 21-25, July 28 through Au~. 1, and Aug. 4-8. Registration fee is $65 for the morning half-day camp from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., $45 for the after- noon ho.lf-day camp from 1 to 5 p.m. or $95 for the all-day camps SINCE SABATINO'S 1864 Restatirant & Udo Shipyard Sausage Co. Fl..AVOUUL A Di.LICIOOS LONCHBS DINND • SVNDAY BltUNCB HENRY 'N HARRYS GOAT HILL TAVIRll OUR IMPORTED BEERS ON TAP. -~~ Botanicare ·<il q'<.t '° L a n 4 s c a p e . • DBBIGN c!e OON8ll<OOl'JO.tl • llAl!l1'IRABCB 'GOOSEBUMPS' The "Goosebumps" club meets the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport Center Drive. For information, call 759-0982. STORY AND CRAFT HOUR Prom 2 to 3 p.m. every Sunday, Barnes & Noble holds a fun-filled craft and story hour for children of ADULT BAWtOOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers adult ballroom dance every Tuesday night from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples wel- come. Llve music provided by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is $3. 1be Senior Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For informa- tion, call 645-2356. (J r ;qi [\(]1 IHIPERGO $5.99 Sq. ft. (ins t alled) Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber __ ,. $ 4 §9oo ~~1F Based on 50 yds. Padding & Installation Included While Supplies Last AllPET DEPOT VINYL * WOOD * MARBLE * TILE Commercial & Rnldentlal Salff & Service Full line of Wool. Woven Axmnster & Sisal Carpeting Available 1904 Haltlor aouleverd • eo.ta ...... .L Corner of Haltlor a 19tl'I StNet .....,:.i~c:.......;~1--li"---~ .. 722·9642• Mon-Sat 10am·6pm !!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:5!!:55!!!!!i~--- Swee' Peas o~inal Hose Ha~er ... Keeps ., .. '"' Garden Hoses "Neatly Coile/' · ... ant.I out from under your feet. .. (Wall mount Availal:ile} '. 'Green fees raise ''" the ire of locals ,.. .. Having just rHd the Oalty Plot's attk:le about the increased green fees at Costa Mesa Goff Course. I would like to note the foHowtng in protest of the Increased mes: r For 10 years rw ~the Cm- • ta Mesa Courses, about once a .. month (mostly out of~ c:on- 1venience). GeneraUy, during these ~ 10 years. botti' courses haw been • in lousy shape. Despite the similar ·fees charged at surrounding area ~ courses, the greens. fairways. . ; bunkers and driving range have consistently been far below the quallty of surrounding facilities; As of July 2 -exduding the ; t;>unkers, which stJll have no sand ~ ifl them -the course Is in ttie .. best shape It's ever been in. Now ' that it Is in enjoyable I condition, the private managers, , yet again, want to inaease ttie • fees. • We residents have had endured the all-too-recent Increased Slreens' fees. How about allowing w to enjoy it for at least a year tWthc>ut Thlgedy sometimes takes us in unexpected directlom. It can tear U1 apart and darken our world or it can bring UI together and leave hope in its wake. ' The stoiy ol Amanda Arthur travels the latter course. The 17- year-old Newpm1}farbol' High School cheerleader wu aitlcally injured .tn a late-night car accident, an acddent that claimed the life o1 high school senior Donnie Bridgman and left a third student -Dan Townsend -with serious .injuries. The story, from the start. has been undeniably sad Blidgman. a superior student and athlete, Well bound for the University of Col- orado. His life was just begtnning when it was cut off. Amanda's fate. was different. Her injuries left hei comatose and though she has slowly emerged from the coma, physicians con- cede the brain stem dam.age she suffered makes it likely she will never be the person she was once. Still, as she tight. to get better, her spirit appears to have brought together the community. That was apparent when her friends and family brought the high school prom to her hospit.al room. That was apparent by the outpouring of letters and poems and get-well messages she received. And -for anyone who might not have been paying attention -that was fully evident Thursday when more than 3,000 flocked to the Newport Beach Country Club to attend a benefit for Amanda hosted by recording artist and Newport Beach resident Bill Medley. ~ again raising the rates? _At the bare minimum, the jncreased rates should only apply $ non-residents. _.. ED RYBARCZYK The event was an outpouring of compassion and hope, an example of how a community can pull together in an attempt to extract something positive from an incident that had left so much sorrow in its tracks. OOH LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT lbe benefit concert for Amanda Arthur drew thoUNDdl from the Newport-Mesa area. • : Costa Mesa :; . . -~ . .... .. -_. ~rona del Mar spikers .srateful for support ~The volleyball team at Corona de! Miu h School would like to thank the fans . all of their support in the Sea Kings' ~for the CIP Championship. m: was wonderful to have so many tam.-members, coaches, friends and neigh- supporting and cheering on tbe . We also extend our tbanb to the Pilot for their supportive coverage or making this community aware of 1Nm's success. -• We are all very proud of this group of ~etes. They will be back next sp$g. ~ -LINDA AL5Jfvi.Ea r-Coro~d&Mar ··-'--.,._ . :;l:ower tollway fee for short ab-etches sure make sense .... . • t-A toll c.ha.rge between Bonita Canyon ,·'Road and Laguna Canyon/Bl Toro Road :bf $1 would be a fair fa.re. ~ : The operators of the San Joaquin toll -tead complain of the lower-than-project-~.a ridership of its tollway. It makes sense \lfn.d cents) and is farer to c.ha.rge $1, instead of the full tollway charge of $2, between Bonita Canyon Road and El Toro Road for this short distance. I, and many of my friends in Newport ' Beach and Leisure World in Laguna Hills say, though they'd like to use the tollway, they do not want to spend $4 round trip , for that short distance, but would spend $2 round trip. Tollways in the Eastern U.S. charge ~t to exit, i.e., for the actual mileage ti;avelled on their tollways. That's a fair way of charging. Perhaps the operaton should spend their money on a poll first of the Newport-Laguna area before com- ' mitting to an expensive ad campaign. G.G. DBUl'SCH Corona de1 Mar She's more than just a Miss Costa Mesa to me I was happy to see that you featured Olivia Ayala, the newly crowned Miss Costa Mesa, 1n your •Pilot People• sec- tion on June 21, but I do not believe that you said enough kind things about her. You did note that abe ii atudylDg music as Cal State Long Beach, and you did note that ahe is a ha.tea at the Acapulco Mexican restaurant th Colt.a Mesa. What you should have added ii that she is a rare holtea, a dilappeering breed. a hostess of charm. but also a hostea of finely honed sophllticatlon, despite being only 18. For example, my beaut1ful. talented, =~ IUCCMlful wUe and I ea\ at about once a week beca.ute it's a fine Mu:lcan restaurant. I Jlllo eat at .Acapulco about once a month with a beauttful. talented, bigbly IUCOellful. married author. BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY Pl.OT Not once bas Olivia told my wife that I eat lunch at Acapulco with the author, and not once bas Olivia told the author that I eat dinner at Acapulco with my wUe. How disaeet is tbatl DON K. PIEJtSTORPF Costa Mesa Letter writer twisted meaning of ~tement J'un Putemak's letter in the June 19 Community Porum regarding the police pay issue misquoted a statement attrib- uted to me in an earlier Dally Pilot art1de ·· on the subject The odginal statement u printed in the Pilot wu not a dtrec:t quotation and read ·Samone said Newport police ~·t expect tbe Mme pay u Anaheim and Santa Ana. whlch have larger general funds and mon crime.• l>utemak'1 letter reworded the state- ment to completely change it.s empbuia by omitting reference to the larger gener- al funds of the other dties thus, by infer- ence, their ability to pay higher salaries, to try and make a point about the dty's low aime rate and the role it should play in contract negotiations. PHB. SANSONE Corona del Mar Hey, city leaders: Don't )et police.pay go to"the dogs lb me, police are about the most im1>9ftant people employed by the <ity, along with tbe Fire Department. and should be paid accordingly. Why not be the top paid in Orange County! Isn't that why we live in Newport Bea.ch? Because it is the best <ity to live inl What really got my goat was when I read in the Daily Pilot about the <ity to spend $38,000 on pooch bags. What is that? Where are the priorities? I know $38,000 doesn't seem like much to you, but I am sure that along with other stupid things the city spends money on, it could go towards more benefits and pay to our policemen and firemen, who risk their lives for us on a daily basis. I do not personally know any police- men or firemen, but every time I have needed them they Were there! I think we should first make our policemen and firemen happy, then wony about the dogs. LINDA L JtEED Newport Beach Back Bay dredge costs should be shared by Irvine Who should pay to dredge part of Irvtne out of the Back Bay? Hmmm. How about Irvine? TIIOMAS A. BurrmtWOR111 Newport Beach john hedges ' .. .Is taking the week off ... Be St.Ire to CAtdl his column in next week's : Community Forum · · \- AMEllCM CANCER SOOETY RELAY FOil .... ' The Amerk..n Otncer Society needs : YOluntMrs for • number of tasks. For more lnformation, contact Sally carson ~ at 261-9446. . ' AMBICM HEMT ASSOCIATION The Amerian Hffrt Association Is • looking b YOfUntws to petform vari- ous general office duties Including pho- tocoovfng. typing. light computer wori(. I as welt a5 preparing large tnafllngs and other various derk:al duties from 9 a.m. t.o noon or 1 to 4 p.m .. Monday through Friday. call Teri Brown, volunteer coordi- nator, at 856-3555 for more Information. AMERICAN MO CROSS, OAAHGE COUNTY CHAPTER • The Orange County Chapter of the Amerlain Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the media In dfsaster and emergency sit· uatlons. For Information. call Judy Ian-naccone, 83S-5381. AM>AY HISPANIC WOMEN'S PROGRAM Wrtte gr.nts and tiSlst wtth ~lc retatlon efforts for this agency 1het hefps with parenting Issues. marriage and r9'atlonshlp counseling. Biiinguai and mulltlingual volunteen are needed. Contact Ann Matkey et 953-5757, ext. 111. ASSOClAllON RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC is a non-profit group In Costa "Mesa that sponsors and supports multi· outrach community. service programs. suctt as the homeless sanctuary. Volun- teers are needed. For lnfonnatlon, call Renee Namaste, 54().5803. llG lltont.ERS, llG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old who haw lived In Orange County for at least six ln9"ths and have been on the job for at least three months a~ needed to --.ie as big brothers or big slsten for dllldren ages9-tQ 16 from slngle-pa~nt homes. For Information, call 544-7773 WIAl.rMMWMlll ~ doc.nts ... ne.ded at the c.nt.nnlal Farm at the e>r.,ge County F•lrQtoundl In Costa MeM. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517. CDilU fOA CREA1M A&JaNATMS The Center for CtMtM ~a ~-chadtM>le CX'glOIDtloo Sbft wortu through the United Wwt. needs volunteers, graduate level Int.ms or trainees. For Information, call Kar.n, 642.03n. CENTER DOCINTS If )'OU love the .U. become a Center Docent. It enables ~ to see ~ be lnvofved In the Orange Cowrty Petform.. Ing Arts Center as few we able. You'll frequent badcsi.ge ~ below stage arus giving publk tours at the Center. To !Nm more and apply, call the ~ port G~ office at 556-2122. ext. 218. COWGe HOSPITAL The Colleoe Hosplta.I COSta Mesa Auxll- lary Is HJng volunteers to pt!fform ~d~the~~~ rnatl«\ call 642-2734 between 9 a.m. and4p.m. COMMUNITY tfOSPICE CARE Community HQSPk.e care, whldl pro- vides medical and emot.lonal support to tennlnally Ill patients and their families In Orange County, needs volunteers In CONSUli8IS FOA LEGAL ltEfOAM Consumers f« LeQal "-form has an ongoing need for volunt.en to monitor cMI court Judges. A computer and dona- tions are also netded. For more lnfor-matiOii. cilflaitiiriat 854-0881 . COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE The Costa Mesa Ovlc Playhouse needs wlunteers for ushering, backstage, mall- lngs. typing, tights and many other duties. For more Information, call 6~ 5269. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOOETY The society collects Information, pho- tos and artifacts relating to the history at Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Vol-- unteers are needed for derical tasks, c:omputet Input and help In the library. For Information, c.all Charles Beecher; 631-5918. COSTA MESA SENIOR CENnR The multipurpose senior services facili- ty at the corner of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more Information, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to S P·?'· Of.FORE FOUNDATION FOR THE Nn"S The Defore Foundation for the Arts. a non-profit organization dedicated to ,L/~CARWASH • • r ~ l • • • r, • • 11 ) • ~ I ~ t I I f r r 4 I ~ IOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.. Gas, All Cloth Wash & 1 ()()~ Hand Wash ORANGE COUNTY COUNOl Volunteer opportunities lndude fund Oil/Lube, Tune-Up & Brake Service raising, program development and c~· "-6 .. lllng 1'"" 01 ~-~a Fb"1 training to existing troops and packs. For ..,,,...,_ .. ~ ~ui 19" ~~~·call Devon Dougher· Engine Steam Cleaning I (kylndErCll'S) I FREE Pk:k-Up & Oeftwry. a -~oe..111~1 _ J IOYS AND GllL.S auas Of COSTA r:------------:-1 r:------------;'"1 M~~:: ~~nd Girls Clubs• I FREE HOT WAX 11 CC>MfLfR DITAIUNG I ===.a~ ~t::! I With Car Wash ; I Reg. $169.~,!:t~ ot $100 I and more Information. can Dick Powers, I SJ.99 11 exp 7/15/97 I 642-2245. L-Wi.C,2UJ?21_~~u~~7-.J L---V~,l.!.~ks-~a ___ .J ~.~---------------------------ru:aat~1r=.ooi-iiiiii"'ii.As111 w.r ATER •If Irvine Ranch takes over and I $J •9 II I I ...i-tJ Arm I"' I "'I Mesa steps out, we want to know .. nc u~s re Ora how they will ensure the pressure I Car Wash 11 $6.ff I CONTINUED FROM A 1 be legal without the blessing ot the Local Agency Formation Commission. But lrvine Ranch officials recetYed more than 60% of the company'• ab.ales last month and plan to pay abareholders $1,100 for each lb.are. ~ sald Irvine Ranch can- not provide adequate water ser- vice for fire flow protection to the area.. Also, he said Mesa plans to defend its $3 million investment in the area, which indudes a reservoir and water connections. City Manager Allan Roeder sent letters to both distrlcts Friday expressing the city's concerns about public safety. I INVESTIGATE CONTINUED FROM A 1 boat she and her husband, Bric, had rented from Balboa Bay Rentals an Sunday. Still. autboli- ijes Aid lt failed to answer many ~om. Eric Bechler told authorities she was drivtng the boat, towing him on a lmeeboud; and appar- ently fell overboard when they hit big wave. Both ot them bad been drinking, and neither were wearing life jackets, Coast Guard ~~ (i\e didA't believe anyone fell out of the boat Wedwday, as the team attempt- ed to .aeate the scene based on detalls frOm Bric Bechler. However, no one was towed behind "We don't believe tbat'I a safe thing to do,. Keane said. ~. not wearing life jilc:IJlliD, not ~ a mec:ba· m.m ... would IWltch oa the boat If IOIMOM fell overboard and ~ OOWd all be con- trthnttftg fadOia 1o the inddaat. ha iekl. is adequate and not a drop off in I w/coupon exp 7 /15/97 11 w/coupori exp 7 /15/97 I performance of fire hydrants,• Roeder said. ·we want to make sure the fire hydrant pressme is maintained." Irvine Ranch General Manag- er Ronald Young could not be reache<} on Friday for comment. However, J .R Mosier, a former San.ta Ana Heights board mem- ber, contends that Mesa agreed to serve the area on a month-to- month basis. The contract can legally be terminated with a 30- day notice. •Irvine Ranch, through a sub- sidiary, owns the Santa Ana Heights Water Co. Period," Mosier said. •They own the com- pany and members of Irvine Ranch are the directors. They are the-ones who have the authority now.• Additionally, several Santa Ana Heights Water Co., ~ holders have been reautted by Mesa in an attempt to maintain itl standing in a lawsuit filed May 28 against the merger. Both par1ie$ are due to appear in Superior Court to resolve the issue at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Department 12. 1701 TUSTIN 111 17TH ST 650-3131 COSTA MESA OPEN 7 -8 Dl5'UTE RESOLllTION SERVICES Dispute ~lutlon ~ needs vol· unteer mediators, case specialists and outreach assist.Ants to help ln a variety at mediation cases. Biiinguai language skills are needed for offlat volunteers and for mecfiaton. For more Informa- tion. call 250-0488. Planning I nae rt ion Reconstruction Enttre treatment convenlentty provided wfthln one office. • SpedcJlily onlcalt. P!tillUbb. ltl1IGO u • Splc:Gtf c.-.-. ""*"' Dlr'My. IUWld u • Oll*rl* --'*' dOld •·ll*W"~•Dlr'My. • CW9ld Dllfd TedncDl.11111 ... <00 -JI-•• $ ••aani IASTaSIALS The £llW Se.-Sod9ty .... "10fun. i.... tot ongoing ~ wotk and t.o =~~~i=:lnf~ rMtJon. c.aU ~ 1111. fOOO ~CBITIR The Food Dfstrtbutton Center. Or= -::o= ":t~~ ~ donatlld foods end to help with ITMll- lngs. For more lnforrMtlon. call tt)e wl· unteer coordinator, n1-1343. .- • () AmR $3,000 FACTORY REBATE 1 AT THIS PRICE #704355 EXCUJ~S RCL LEASE 1997 MERCURY YILIAGER 4 AT THIS : PRICE : •VS ENGINE • JBL AUDIO SYSTEM • LEATHER SEATS •CO CHANGER •MOONROOF . • • • • . • • i · The countdown for big day : (July 22) begins for Corona . .,. : del Mar's Doug Sparks. • • ·----------------------~ : By Doug Sparks :--~--------~--------~ • i EDITOR'S NOTB: : Corona del Mar : rea1dent and pole : vaulter Doug • : Sparlca conUnuea : hla journal on the : way to the 12th : World Veterana' : Athletic ChampJonahips 1n Durban, : South Africa July 22. He and wlJe : Kay depart today. : July 10 -the injury. : ' When I first realized that I was in -: ttouble and about to be~ I had i already committed to leaving the l ground on my sixth vault of the i practice. :' From the time I felt and heard the : snap behind my left leg, until the : moment I landed in the foam rubber : landing pit below, it seemed to be an : eternity. • . ~ the fall I questioned if I would land safely, or on the ground. then wond'ered how Kay would react . .. if I should still go to South Africa ... and several other unprintable emotions as I awaited the physical verdict once.my body came to rest. To my surprise, I didn't feel a sharp or jarring pain as I landed on my side. Motionless and somewhat afraid of the pain I might feel U I moved. the sun felt very bot and I was comfortable, almost as if I were relaxing on the beach. My friend and coach, Dave Johnston. who coached the silver and bronze-medalists in the 1984 Olympics, broke the silence with his Arkansas drawl: •wwweeelll?" Unaware that I had just strained my hamstring, he just wanted to know Why I hadn't completed a pedectly good vault. 1 got up, and though I knew I was injured, I was happy that I could• walk. In fact, if I went slowly I wouldn't even limp. Years in the physical therapy business instinctively sent me in search of ice. For the next six hours I iced and elevated my leg while taking mega doses of Ibuprolen. • In tbe morning It w.. off to Dr. Glen A1mqulst. a noted orthopedic sutgeon in Orange for over 30 years . He gave me the good news. I had irritated the thin layer over the ham- string, called the •fascia .• In his opinion this injury wam't as serioUI as the last time because there was no bruising. • Corona del Mar chiropractor Dr. Jake Pivaroff and bis high-tech invention, the Deep Muscle Stimula- tor, was next, and I'm a week ahead of schedule . TWo-time Australian Olympic team pole vaulter Simon Arkell accompanied me on Wednes- day and he, too, couldli't believe how fast natural flexibility returns to the muscle without the abrasion of deep tissue massage. It's an awesome 'machine, and it's a reflection of the 1 caliber of people and resources avail- able. • Denumcb of the sport ... A friend • SEE SPARKS PAGE 87 . . MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y Pit.OT Doug Sparks conttnues bis chase . :r---------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------, . . . • • . • . . . . . . . . •After suffering through a devastating 12-run inning, CMALL 13-year-olds stage a comeback for a 15-12 triumph; they meet Fountain Valley today, at Edison, at 3 p.m. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N ewporJ Harbor Hlgh'I I Ray Obrel (22) ..... taste : ol Gae welcome mat u he 1 ===,:y %":.:'glit't : fQetball Game at Orange Coast I ~ 1119 Rebels broke OD top I wUh a 14..o lead with some m : mmut.. spent In the game. but I did net finally put tbe Norlll away f until one eecond remained when : m Tol'O Hlg:b'I Chad Johmon I drilled • , ... yvcl Beld goal. : The North appeared to be on tts 1 way to a second llRtght slandolf t (last year It was a 12-12 Ue), but a deep paa WU picked off with lea than a minute to go at the South •7, setttng up the flna1 flrewoab. Ohrel'I fMm•ate, Naltww Dany Pulido, Corona del Man George Sumner and Emlida'a John Romm all shared ln tb8 Ywdkt. The victory cuts the Nortll a.cl ln the terles to20-tAi Por tM c m1ht1 story, eeeP99'. GREG ~I OAl.Y Pl.OT molly yanity i...atner, MoonRoof, COl211'S8 ...... , .... LllXUS GS ~i....LIXUS Clr1Mlc1, ............ tom58 ..... ,. Lexus Certified llll•·OWN•D CAiia ... LllXUS SC .... ~ GrllttlCa ..... c:ertlllcl. .. .... .,,.. • •••••• • 6-YEAR/70,000-MILE WARRANTY • 24-HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE • FIRST FREE OIL AND FILTER CHANGE Lexus Certified 1111•-0•11•0 oa11a • COMPETITIVE FINANCE RATES UP TO 60 MO. • NEW CAR LEASE RATES Lllther, MOOn~CO ...... , •Eagles commit their mornings to bulking up for the upcoming prep football season. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Monday through Friday, 8-10 a .m. are ;: summer business hours for the : • Estancia High football team. ~ Prom then on, however, :-' Coach John Uebengood esti- •: ·IP* the work done by the •.. ~ty of'llis players ls for the ~~ ' te of earning a pay-,,.. . ... • • 1 •'fhe best time for us to work ~~ 1ritb our kids is in the momlng, • •' iaid Liebengood, who is cur- :: rently running about 40-45 play- ~ en through a daily weight train- • 1 Ing regimeb~:;;i as some .. . =:~~:,~~ ~ • Atioillt 70% otour kids wo~ :: 'so~ ttme is limited. I took a ~ P'>ll fO 4etermUle what was the ~ best ttiDe for them to devote a • • ~ ,bQun to football and it ~ . ball to \Ml 'm the morning. In the ., ~_.re either ~t work or ~Ing in our basketball and b4iell.aD programs.• Vlbile Liebengood b 'happy to get some quality time in the weight room out of his troops, participation in sununer passing leagues, typically afternoon and evening affairs, b problematic. "We work on our offense and defense in the mornings after we finish lifting,• he explained . MMC ~ I ON..Y Pl.OT Es1ancta's John Uebengood. Jr. gets ready to pusb-pTeSS 230 pounds during recllnt wol'kout. ·we run plays against bags •we're Uying to maximize heavy lifts with short repetitions. (players holding protective our strength," said Liebengood, We have less talking and stand- cushions to absorb contact) and in his second offseason utilizing ing around, because we've do some skeleton passing stuff the Olympic lifts, as opposed to shortened the time kids spend at (traditionally seven-on-seven the traditionel •beach" lifts, one station working on one lift, drills without linemen).• which build biceps, but don't before moving to the next sta- The Eagles, however, invest necessarily translate to strength tion. We've got everybody on the biggest portion of their on the field. the clock and we're more effi- sweat by pumping iron. "We do all power lifting, dent.• • •" • ~r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_J ~'SPORTS ACADEMY' I ' fi TAKING ITS LUMPS, •• ... road 5K jUll a.e veen ago wtth • 14:0.S. -~--·be not-ed. tbift ii achieved at 25 or 30, not 35, Hia NlUling career bu been · much like a steep tncline on a ~ couotry cou.ne -tt le8l'OI to A frlendly challenge from bis father when Koningb was tn Junior high lumed into an alf.school-wtnntng performance' in the mile race that *' to bis stellar running career. •My dad started me, sort of on a whim. It was like a dare, 'Who could run t;be fastest mile?'· the La Canada native said ·1 told the track coach my time and he said, 'Yeah. that's a decent time.' Then he bad the first all-school track mee( He volunteered me for the mile.· After posting impressive limes, Koninqh has reautted by La Canada High School and eventually earned a scholarship to UC Irvine. "That was eye-opening. We trained hard in high school. but what we did (in college) ~ in comparison. lt wu bard, Koningh said. He said that the experience was positive in that M became disciplined and worked bard . •tt really w~ us,!' be added . The bard work paid off for him, though. bi 1976, be was part of a relay team that earned All-American status. After clUropractic school in Pasadena. Koningb met up with Scott, a three-time Olympian, and became part of one of the most elite running teams tn the world, the Sub41hlck Club. He raced in national cross country meets, and was among the top 30 in both the 1,500 and 5,000 at Olympic trials, and made his connection with the athletic shoe company Puma, which supplies his shoes, running gear, bags and travel money. The will to compete continued to now 1n bis vein.I, though. ·1r1 tn my blood. I've always wanted to see how I would fare against open competition. the elite pe<>p.\e, to see bow good I could be with advandnv. age.• Scott. 41, will be racing against Koningh this evening despite an injured calf muscle. "It's amazing what John bas accomplished on bis scbedule, • Scott said. •The times he has been able to run are just amazing.• Koningh most recently captured the open title at the Fourth of July Four-Mile Run in Lak.e Forest He also shattered the record at 19:33. Last year, Koningh was the national masters cross country team champion at the 8K and 10K. "It's still a thrill,• he said. He also serves as assistant track and cross country coach at UCI. In an oftidal capacity, he has coached for IN 1N1115, but has trained with the~ llnce 1983. ·nm-~ harder and harder eV9f ,_.he said of training. •Most oi the time you do it alone, but It's fun to train with other •people. It reduces boredom and you find yourself motivating one another.• 1be PacifiCare Bastille Day Celebration begins at 3 p.m. with an expo that continues until 9 p.m. The masters race, which bas a purse of $5,000, starts at 7 p.m. behind the Sutton Place Hotel in Irvine. •Anytime you have a race that has prize money, there is going to be a very worthwhile, credible field,• Scott said. "I'-ve been very impressed with the quality of competition. (John) will do well• LO<;AL OLDS DEALER INCLUDES PELICAN HILL GOLF IN DELIVERY PACKAGE! HUNf. BCH. CALIF. -Beach Oldsmobile. in Huutington Beach, bas recognized the explosion of golfs popullrity and is including in the delivery pacbge, with every oew Okbmobi.le. a round of golf at Southern California's premier oceaofroot course: Pctican Hill. Gary Turner. Oeoeral Sales Manager at Beach Oldsmobile, says, "We've been the Oldsmobile dealer in this area for over twenty years, the community bas been wonderful to us. It .am that so many of our CUllOmen 1re aolfen. we lbouabt thlt a1ooa wid1 pving them great~ IDd pat . . • we would. along with ~ wasbci, and their first service, include a round of golf aa Pdican in the delivery ~ We have the' new lnlrigue m stock. along wilb aJf the otbe1 Oldsmobile Modeli: including the Aurora. the ne,,,.,· Cuti~. 88, Bravada and our new. Minivan the Silhouette. We're having a great clearance sale to make way f<r the "98 models. Tbii special July delivery package is included with evay model. h's our way of saying 'Thanks' f<r so amy cr.:aific years al this locllica.. .. 8eK:tl OldlraobUe is )oared • 17331: Berdl Blvd., Bdweell Warner mi S1m iD HUllbagtoo Beach. Call tbeGr • 714-Ml..(,666 Kristen's Summer Silk I J-IPgan surged the last day of the 199'7 Balboa 1'4ftonal Pram Cb.amptolllhlp to oust San J~ Capistrano's Matt Stine out of leClODd p ce, and nearty catch winner Ryan Druyo1 ( . PetersburH, Pla.} in Newport Harbor. r~~~::~~t ~ai:u.sai~l~~tl~ "'1st, Hogan outdueled 18 other youth saUors from Calllomia, Florida, Hawaii', Connecticut, Dlinois, North Carolina a4d New York in the shifty 1().12 knots of wind at the Balboa Yacht d ub-sponsored regatta. : Newport Beach's Jennifer Porter split the field with a 10th place finish. n na ai u lbunday evening, including one that plays with the lloqan of the hosting yacht club. "A pound qt pluck is worth a ton ot luck,• goes Balboa's Yacht Club's slogan, and the BYC Pluck Award was presented to Cate Gundlach ot Port Lauderdale. The Sportsmanship Awa.rd, the Pounder's cup, went to Lido Isle's fyler Haskell. BYC Commodore Richard Blatterma.n presented the award in honor of the vision of Commodores ~. and Dick Krenz. Other souvenirs went out by West Marine's Jay who : The 20 sailors selected to compete ~re champions from the four quad- rants of the nation. They displayed sophisticated tactics and superior skill, according to protest chairman Don Becker, who did not have to deal presented the winner wtti!&~l.ake Huron jacket and rtgainq ~ lor all. Blue Morphos-S1lversmiths donated sterling silver mementos to winners and regatta ·committee chairs. Ryan Druyor Dave Ulhnan's Loft provided sails, while Scott HendeJSOn's Brand X developed the regatta's logo. wjth any protests. The courses for the to by collegiate coach G r of Long B~ach's U.S. Sailing Cen • · "This national regatu. J*.s come of age," event chair Richard Adamson said. 1Wo new awards weM presented at the Naples Sabot duffel bags were presented to each competitor by INSA Commodore Jim Modiiette, and Heather Niblo, a nautkal pho- tographer, gave team and indMdualfb.otos to participants. U.S. Junior Olympic champion skipper Patdck Hogan (left) and mw, Rob Rader, lhow off their hardware after recent sailing exploits (Imel) which netted them .nattonal recogDIUon. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ • summer series ••• high school football GIVIL CDM-STYLE , • War within ranks helpi:lig Sea Kings improve; Corona del Mar's football's intra-squad passing league offers unique tuneup for upcoming season. ~ By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot C ORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High football team has been nearly unbeatable in passing league action this summer. Before you Sea King fans start sizing CIP championship rings, however, you should know that CdM Coach Dick Freeman is taking advantage of a unique scheduling quirk. •we have our own intra-squad passing league,• noted Freeman, who brMb hit players into four offensive~ defensive teams for twice-weeldy evaning • competition,• which provides a controlled on-field laboratory - be prefers. "Sometimes a (more traditional passing) league gets to be old," Freeman explained. "We have our quarterbacks call their own plays and we have our defenses call their owp defenses and it's a low-key atmosphere every Monday and Wednesday night We think we get a little more out of that than playing other schools, where sometimes the kids get caught up too much in competition and winning." Freeman said his passing ..--------. sessions also include linemen. "We get the linemen involved. We want them to get used to responding to different plays caBed. and we like 'for tbai" to watch and learn what other players are doing.• Freeman said he does include the Sea Kings in two passing league tournaments, with the next appearance scheduled in Oceanside, July !5-26. "We do like to get an idea of what other (schools) are doing, ' and we like for our kids to match . • i • • • .. I . . ·Transpac -it's just one big IDess out there . SW'4IDp 'JAnspN1k Yldt bee (Sa ............ ) s......,.,,~....,..t ........... , • Costa Mesa Llttle Leaguers ill backyard brawl. Cc;>sTA MESA -The long-awaited duel between the Costa Mesa American and National League all-stars com- mences at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Costa Mesa High School's Uttle League Major Field with the ownership of the drst annual Mayor's Cup at stake in the best-of-three serles. At:oording to Pat McGuire, DlADAger of CMALL's top club and all-star coach, h~ had approached the manager of the Podgers, CMNU:s winningest team. to play a game that would determine the best team from both leagues. The opportunity was denied, despite the fact that league presidents had received the approval of interleague play from the Uttle League District office. ·we were interested, the newspapers were interested, the mayor's office was interested,• McGuire said. ·w e con- tacted Uttle League International and got the okay.• The contest will feature the respective league's majors (11 and 12-year old) all-s1ars. •A lot of the kids played together before the league split.• McGuire said. The American League all-stars, managed by Jim Bourquardez, will face Adolph Beltran's National League standouts. •1n '93, Adolph and I actually coached together,• McGuire said. •(Ibe kids) all know each other, and play football and basketball together. This is a very positive thing.• The American League stars feature members of McGuire's record-setting Tigers club, including Renny Jackson, Michael McGuire and Andrew Carich. Beltran's National League unit features the slick fielding Athena Vasquez, Adam Beltran and Sean Weikel. Game two will be played at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, July 17 at Tewinkle School. Should a third game be necessary, action will return to Costa Mesa High at 1 O a.m. Saturday, July 19. Both squads were ousted from District 55 tourna- ment play earlier this month. -By MoUy Yanity , BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PllOT It seemed but just b111iness as usual In the third Inning Prlday evening as Costa Mesa's Michael Gardiner (75) gets a hand from bJ.s teammate, Bryce Sheridan, after scoring to put Costa Mesa up, 4-0. It was not long after that Costa Mesa suffered a 12-run Hunttngton Valley outburst, but they got back to business after that and rallled for a 15-12 tbrWer. COSTA MESA CONTINUED FROM 81 easy," Manager Cabico said. •The attitude was kicking in and the discipline wasn't there.• Down eight runs, Costa Mesa's bench was filled with tears and few words of encouragement among team- mates. ' the score with a snazzy six-run inning of their own. Helped by two Huntington errors and mighty doubles by Cabico, Halverson and an RBI single by Kevin Desandro, they tied the score and sent their small crowd into a frenzy. And then came that game- winning RBI. "The coaches kept them togeth- er,• Cabico said of his staff of Ron Amburgey and Troy Ybarra. "They should be Bryce Sheridan Santangelo reached on a walk and stole second. Halverson sent a chopper to short and. Santangelo broke for third. Huntington's shortstop made a good . effort get- ting to the ball, thanking their coaches for keep- ing them up. There was a lot of crying. That's not baseball. That inning was just a freak thing.• Cabico put Santangelo on the mound, who pitched three score- less innings and his defense com- mitted just one error. Costa Mesa's bats did not go away, either. "These guys showed big char- acter,• the manager said. The Costa Mesa club cut Huntington's lead in half with a pair of runs in the fourth, than.ks in part to a triple by Cabico, who redeemed himself by scoring when the throw to third bounded out of bounds. In the fifth, Costa Mesa tied but his throw pulled the first basemanofftheMgandtbeball dribbled away from him allowing Santangelo to score. Cabico's squad tallied 14 hits, including three apiece by Nick Cabico, Halverson, Gardiner and Desandro. Doug Amburgey also ripped a single on his 13th birth- day. OIS11UCT62 ~STAR~ 1J-YEAIW>lDS eo.ta~~15 Hwttltllgtlon Velley 12 Costa Mesa 00 4 263 0 · 15 14 8 Htn. Valley 00(12) 000 0 -12 6 6 Sheridan, Santangelo (3) and Cabico. Sellberg. Volbrecht (5) and Bergman. W -Santangelo. L -Volbrecht. 28 -Cabico (CM), Oesandro (CM), Gardiner (CM). Halverson 2 (CM). 38 -Cabico (CM). $199 pei; month. 24months Jetta included. Orris' relatively · light sclieawe ensures ea KiD-gs_,---f will be hungry for boys basketball regular season. By Bany Faulkner, Dai/;' Pilot CORONA DEL MAR-Corona del Mar High boys basketball C<Mtcb Paul Orris isn't afraid of being labeled old-fashioned. Currently preparing for his 28th season at CdM, his 12th as the varsity head ..coach, he remembers a time when summer league was a casual exercise that didn't require 14-hour days on his part, nor the interruption of his players' daily beach excursions. So, while the summer months are merely an extension of the regular season for many coaches and programs throughout Orange County, Orris' 19-game schedule, about five more than his previous Wgh, is surpassed by even most county girls programs, these days. "I've never been one to sched- ule 40 or 50 games in the sum- mer," Orris said. ·Most of our kids are also oompeting in football. baseball and cross country, and there's only so much a body can give. You're still dealing with high school kids, and I want them to have time to take a breath, go to the beach, sit home, whatever. Sports is becoming very demand- ing of the time kids have du.Q.ng the summer. "I'm always concerned that when we require so much of them during the summer, they may not come back eager in the fall. We want to play enough games we have time to work on things, but not so many that it becomes drudgery." Orris, however, has not been saved from tiresome summer rou- tine, as he and assistant Jon Upham are running teams on all four levels. "ln one two-week period, I fig- ured out I'd coached 19 different games and had 32 more hours of practice on top of that," Orris said. "Times like that, you won- der why you're doing this. l3ut it's M.Y. WAY CONTINUED FROM 81 fun, because the kids are working bard. It is a lot, though." What Orris wants time to work on this summer is a modified offensive scheme he hopes will utilize the balance he foresees for next fear's squad. "The offense we've typically run creates a great deal of oppor- tunities for two or three .players,• he said. "But I felt we needed to adjust because of the athb!tic abil- ity and depth this team has. We have seven guys back from last Y.ws varsity.• Thoiign returners. Cameron • and for those who played all over the world except the place they called home. But before the leagues wear away the novelty of professional women's basketball in the United States. the organizers should extend a gracious hand to the women who will continue to propel the game into the mainstream. The 12-year-olds, the kids who fiood basketball camps, religiously watch the NCAA Final Four, the ones who play because they love to play and are searching for role models, and simply have no idea who Nancy Ueberman-Kllne is. Ann Meyers? No clue. They have no idea the roadblocks over which women had to jump on their way to the professional hoop. v~. they wUl learn, and we will tell them about the •good ol' days." But what about the now. They know that Katie Smith almost beat Swoope5 in the NCAA cbampiomhip games a few years back. They remember two yeers ego when Michelle Mard.nlak and that fellty Tebnessee team won a thrilling title game. And, Kate Starbird and Beth Morgan from last sprtng'I Final Four. Where are theyl And why aren't they on the television screenf Because they're in the ABL. Tbe ABL deaily does not bave the levenige of the NBA. ltl tlMml are tn medium·marUt dlfM Jike ~ Beech, CoJumbul and Ricbmo~ Va. rather tb4D New York and Loi A.ogelel. PrOlli what l can tell. their ~ aDd pu~ vmtmW b4ve ~ medJoCft at belt Many: at thole ad..._ felnale ·fml ad fOUD9 WCDID ~tOtbili ....... ·=i~. '*Id .. ..., ............ WM srtl1•••--,... ............ , ..... ll'l!~&'* Corona del Mar Hlgb basketball cNCh Paul Orris (above). discusses a few points of order with his ~atleft, Tia Thurman (Uil;at jersey) paMesoff to a teammate; at right. the Sea ICl.ngs take a lane toward tbe bucket In recent IUllUDer ~deavors. Conover (broken bone in his hand), Dennis Alshuler (club vol- leyball conunitments) and Nick Gabriel (studying in Spain) have missed much of the action, Orris said his depth has helped the Sea Kings compete. They finished 10th in the 20-team Surf City Classic, completed July 6 at New- port Harbor. "I like this group,· he said, including 11m Thurman, Ryan Franke, Ben Shaffer, R.yan Coop- er, Seth Richardson. Mike Finn, Ben Shaffer and Jeff Hunt among those contnl>uting. ·we seem to . : •Balboa Bay Volleyball ~ Oub boys teams do ~ themselves proud, again. . . · T he boys volleyball club • season crowned its national champions at the Junior National Championships, Which were held this year in Denver. 1be tournament • featured four age groups (12s, : 1.-s, 16s and 18s) with the whole ! event held in the Denver Convention Center. Imagine all of these teams under one roof. The Balboa Bay Volleyball Club sent a contingency of seven teams. With one 14s team, four t6s teams and two 18s, the club was well represented 1be four-day tournament ended with championships in each age group. • 'Jbe Balboa Bay 16 Redsand : team finished second in a very : closely contested match. Coach : Rich Polk has directed the : extremely successful Balboa Bay : 16s teams for years, and this ! season was no exception. • Balboa Bay lost to the Los Angeles Athletic Club 15-13, 15-12, 16-14 and 15-9 in their two matches, which were Balboa's only losses. · The Los Angeles team is an all-star team with players from Santa Barbara to Orange County making up the squad. The Balboa Bay 16 Redsand have good chemistry and unit was led by a foursome of effort is there.• Newport Harbor players. Setter Orris also said he has renewed : Ty li'amblie directed the Balboa emphasis on shooting, a weak-: attack with tremendous poise. ness that plagued last year's 4-22 : He was the shortest player on squad. · : the floor of any of the top teams ~we've done more drills, and I : but did not allow his lack of size think the new offense will help. ! to ever be a factor. Shooting is about confidence, : Outside hitters Zach Wells ability and repetition.• : and Al Umon never left,the floor The Sea Kings wrap up their ! and allowed lramblie td run his relatively light summer schedule ! offense with their pinpoint July 25 and Orris is confident : passiDg and defense. they'll maintain their desire to ! Virtually unstoppable in the redeem last season's disappoint-: middle was Adam Hearlson. who ment. : drew praise from the collegiate coaches in attendance. BASEBALL li'amblie and Hearlson were both accorded All-America honors. OCC's Parker becomes an assistant at SDSU 1Wo years ago, when the same group played in the 14s National Championships, they also placed second. That year they lost to a team from Puerto Rico. nus year, when they played that same Puerto Rican • Pirate assistant moves to Division I classification. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College assistant baseball coach Stacy Parker joined the coaching staff at San Diego State in the same capacity, the college report- ed Thursday. Parker, 29, leaves the Pirates and Head Coach John Altobelli ~r five seasons, including last season's 12-30 campaign. "It's great news for him, but bad news for us,• Altobelli said. "He's been with me since day one (at OCC), and it'll be weird not having him around.• Parker, a Tustin native worked with outfielders and as a hitting instructor, He will carry on similar duties with the Aztecs' Jim Dietz's staff, in addition to recruiting and fundra.iling, he said. team in the semifinals, the direction." Balboa team showed how much ln 1995 and '96, the UC Irvine : they have improved by graduate managed the Alaska : thoroughly trouncing the former Goldpanners of the Alaska Sum-: champions. mer League. He earned Coach of: The Balboa Bay 18 Redsand the Year laurels in '95. : It was in Anchorage that Par"-: team was very young, relatively, ,.. with only two seniors. Corona er met Dietz. Dietz served as the ! de1 Mar's Blair Hoppe was a team's general manager and : standout. but was surrounded by hired Parker there, too. : .... _ d "He's a tremendous asset," : uuee juniois an two Altobelli said. "He's young and :. sophomotes. The team finished in the motivated, and they want hlm to : runner up position in the Silver help create a new atmosph~." ~ Division (16th overall) after Parker, who played minor : losing two matches by 9001es of league baseball for ~e Th~as : 15-13 in the rally game to drop Rangers and Pbiladelphia Philli~ : from the Gold Division. Lack of organizations from 1989-92, 1s m : experience wu a major factor. the process of relocating to San : The good news tor BBVC 18 Diego, but s~d tha~ he has not : Redsand was the play of junior been familiarized Wl~ the Aztec ! setter navta Nelson, from team with which he will be work-: Newport Harbor, and Corona del ing, though it will play its home : Mars middle blocker Dennis games in the newly co~cted : Alshuler and outside hitter Greg stadium named after its most : charlie brande Burden. Nelson and Alshuler opened many eyes with their play.' The Balboa 18s were coached by navis Turner with former CdM standout, 'Rob Alshuler, as his assistant. In the 14s division, Balboa B& 14 Redsand finished eighth. Coach Drew Sheward directed the team that fielded two seventh graders in key roles: The Puerto Rican teams were much bigger and more physical as were the teams from St. Louis, Milwaukee and New York. t{ Former Harbor Day standou . Blake Tippett and Blake .. Robinson, paired with CdM's ~ Evan Burden and Charlie A lshuler to provide a solid ~ nucleus. Loyd Wright came off 4' the bench to add inspiration for , the Balboa Bay team. Seeing players from all over • the United States and Canada : , allows these players to experience the best playing environment. Watching and being part of the Junior Olympics will bring new insight into the levels of success that ow f llture teams will hold .. .. Look for continued success lithin the local high school programs. . t I .r b 0 I ,,.,,, A I've heard of writer's c:rampa 0 efore, but tliis one was one for 1e books. · Friday's co)umn noted the < t •rrlfic efforts of Gary Nakamura, whose Orange County VoleybalJ,.. Club 16 Blue team won the '97 Volleyball FesJiva1 competition l recently at Davis, ' UJlft>rtunately, the '• aforementioned "cramps• or some other detidency, resulted in Nakamura's name being slightly butchered. But if J know; Gary, rm sure he's going to ~ forgive me. He's been a very important cog in the success of ) the Orange County club, which 1s composed of mostly r Newport-Mesa School District athletes. It was the second aown in • , three years for NAkamura and the fourth in five yean for the • o~c t6s. lbeOCVBC 1es · have ppeared in four d the last six tinels, winning all four. • AaotMt note: Newport , Harbor's Jennifer Cerey was the player selected to Qlrte tbe playt!rl oath at tbe VolleybellFestival's ,:• Opening Ceremonies. She .., showed tremendous poise and , .. pride as she recited the oath ,, before over 12,000 screaming ,z• partldpants. This was a moment that she will cherisJ::\ throughout her life. 11 l "This ls a positive move for my career,• Parker said. "To move from a Junior college to (NCAA) Division I is a step in the rlght famous alum Tony Gwynn. . • -By Molly Yanity : recreation standings ,,, . . . . ,, G1'EG 1'RY I DALY PIDT Estancia Hlgb'l ltandout lineman John Romm (left) wekomm a IN•mate to tbe lldellne dulmg tbe 38dl Orange County AD-Star Game Friday night at Orange Coast College; above, Newport Harbor nmnlng Nck_llay Olu'el fal) clelendl a his qmrterlNlc:k 1ets up for an aerial. The South ltnlck quickly, and finally, wttb a 46-yard field goal with one second remaining to win It. 17-14. Rebels get their· kicks with 0 .:01 left, 17-14 • Estancia's John Romm was a part of the pressure which forced a pick with 0:20 left to set up the South's wiruring drive. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot ~ <X>STA MESA -Estancia High product John Romm came away from the South's last-second, 17- 14 Tictory over the North in Fri- day night's 38th Orange County All-Star Football Game like most of the other 7 ,000 at Orange Coast College: Out of breath. Romm, who played inside line- backer for the Eagles, got the call tQ join Coach Jim Hartigan's Sruth Rebels less than one week before Friday's contest, decided by a Chad Johnson 46-yard field goal with one second left to break a 14-14 tie. SPARKS CONTINUED FROM 81 But the 6-foot-2, 215-pounder, who debuted at defensive end on the South's second defensive series, was closing in on North quarterback Archie Lappin when the harried signal caller lofted the ball up for South comerback Bri- an Fort to pick off with 20 seconds left. ·1 was closing in on him, but I was out of gas,• recalled Romm, who pressured North quarter- backs more than once and was in on a handful of stops, despite barely acclimating himself to full football battle gear in his four practices. ·1 wasn't in football shape at all,• said the Orange Coast Col- lege-bound standout, who no doubt caught the eye of Pirates head man Bill Workman. Work- man made.it a point to congratu- late Romm in the postgame cele- bration. For the second straight year .....,.... last summer's clash ended in a 12- athlete will come back with much greater precision in execution. That's what I'm counting on in South Africa. The problem is endurance. You may be very good after a layoff, but not for long. So I have been using this time to increase my strength. speed and endurance, without vaulting. a CompeUUon strategy ... endurance doesn't seem to be a major factor in the pole vault, but for my 3:30 p.m. competition I will wann-up.around2 and will complete the competition around 8 in Uie evening. A final field of 12-16 will begin at a relatively low height (maybe 10 feet). Each has three attempts at each height. If you miss three times consecutively you're out of the meet. You don't have to attempt all heights and may •pass• unUl the bar gets higher. The hig~ranked vaulters (including myself) will probably enter the cXmpetitlon around 4 1D1Mn (13-1112). BUt becaUl8 I Will not have jtunpect in three · weeb, I may take a few •ci0dld8rioe va\altl • at the J6Wer heights. -JOHN ROMM. • 12 tie -it looked as if no one would be celebrating after the final gun, as the North rallied from a 14-0 deficit to tie it with more than 16 minutes remaining and turnovers maned each team's a~t to score again. But Fort's pickoff, on an off- balanced Lappin offering that hung up for the speedy form.er Santa Ana Valley High defender to run under and collect at his own 47, provided the South just enough time to move into John- son's range. South quarterback and the game's Offensive MVP, Chris Hayward, connected with former San Clemente High wideout Greg Lang for 22 yards on first down, following the interception, and the South called timeout with 11 seconds left. A subsequent 2-yard draw play to Billy Newman killed the clock with six ticks left, and John- son, a three-time All-Sea View League kicker out of El Toro High, boomed the game-winner squarely through he uprights to spark a wild celebration for the South, which ended a four-game winless streak. •rve never been in a game with this much emotion.• said Romm, who sba.red the jubilant climax with teammates including Newport-Mesa District standouts Danny Pulido and Ray Ohrel (Newport Harbor) and George Sumner (Corona del Mar). •1t felt good to win, but we felt we could have played better as a team,• said the University of Ore- gon-bound Pulido, who started and caught three passes -two for first downs -for 20 yards. Ohrel, also bound for OCC, carried seven times for 27 yards, including a 13-yard scamper that picked up the second of his two first downs. Sumner, a Georgetown-bound receiver, laid out attempting to haul in the only ball thrown his way in the third quarter. But the offering sailed just beyond his grasp. He did get his hand on a North punt in the first quarter, partially blocking ~e 24-yard effort that led to the South's sec· ond touchdown. Hayward (11 for !5 for 139 yards and one TD) triggered the South offense, which netted just 11 yards on the ground and nine more on four Nick Stremick com· pletions. South linebacker Damien Min- na set the turnover tone on the game's first snap, knifing through the North line on a blitz, poking the ball free from Lappin. then recovering it and traipsing 12 yards to paydirt. Johnson's PAT made it 7-0 with just 39 seconds elapsed and the South went 58 yards on six plays with its first offensive possesDoo to seize a two-touchdown advan- tage. Lappin. however, edged tbe ball over the goal line on fourth- anda0ne with 27 seconds left in ....... the halt, then Los Al quarterback Sean Stein bit Chris Howard jult inside the end line for a 28-yard TD toss to tie it with 4:19 left in the third quarter. The South closed the North's advantage in the series to 20-15..J. ,... Seh•n Hotel opens new c.lino ~ hi.It on a reputation of i:lmf>ling, Ilia and superstars, . IM Vesa llas evolved into a I replicas of Wlt.crf.llls found in me Grand Canyon carry visitors 1t Grand Slam Canyon int0 • noa- ~==-=---=-=~~---..--.-':t...io~.-..-:Th=-undt---:-~y,J'='°ufy~3, 19'17 Diamt a Wi3e Ylriet:y of snidirood, 1-:tbe~ ....... ~~---- the com~on of another sundries, clothing, Sahara SC?Wenirs . • • • • · '• one..-op, muld-dimcnsionaJ reeon destination. The dawn of the new era ,1 , 1 ~with the opening of > meme mega-resorts such as Caesars Palace, Circus Circus, Excalibur and The Mirage. When the Luxor, Treasure Island, MGM Grand and Grand Slam Canyon opened at a cost of more than $2 billion in late 1993, the face and ambience of the Las Vegas Strip changed forever. The $90 million, pinJc domed Grand Slam Canyon, a five-acre amusement park attached to Circus Circus Hotel-Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, opened August 23, 1993. Roller coasters, dinosaurs and gaming fantasy world of imagination designed to attract a spectrum of domestic and int.crnational travelers spanning aJI ages and economic status. Three mega-resort hot.cl/casinos that opened in lat.c 1993 -Luxor, Treasure Island and MGM Grand Hot.cl and Theme Park - made the transformation into a new era irreversible. The pyramid-shaped Luxor, with an amazingly accurate the shore of the Caribbean Sea, opened October 27, 1993; and the 12-acre MGM Grand Hotel, Casino and Theme Park opened December 18, 1993, with a 33- acre non-gaming th~me park patterned after Hollywood movie lots. The apparent success of the city's two newest Strip properties -Monte Carlo in June 1996 and New York-New York, which opened January 3, 1997 -have demonstrated there is more than one way to effectively build and operate a Las Vegas casino. Both were built on joint agreements between two casino companies. 1 Monte Carlo is the rcsuJt of a I deaJ between Mirage Resorts Inc. and Circus Circus Enterprises, I while New Yorlc-New York was constructed through a pact between Primadonna Resorts Inc. and MGM Grand. t Perhaps, no where is the conu;nitment to change more evident than in the transformation of downtown Glitter Gulch into the Fremont Street Experience, which opened in December 1995. The first five blocks of Fremont Street are a traffic-free, dynamic pedestrian mall lined by world famous casinos and wrapped in stereophonic sound and light shows. ii • . . •. . • • ~'t Vegas Great! Call for reserN(lons 1-800-634-4000 spea.f ~.uw ,._~"°"",..,,._•/so .,,.,,.,,, •. NBCA·I A mile-long monorail opened in 1995 parallel to the Strip linking the MGM Grand and Baily's H-0teVCasino. Futurists hope it represents the fledgling start of a transportation system tying Las Vegas resorts to McCarran International Airport and the Las Vegas Convention Center. The Hard Rock Resort/Casino, the world's first rock 'n roll resort, assures Las Vegas' reputation as a onc-of-a- kind destination. We're He9'ing you knoY# a good deal Y#hen you see one ••• And V#e knoV# a little about betting From ~ J>hlle-the ~on of and Moroccan gifts. the Sehara IIoCel~ new casino. The C-blanca prime rib William G. Bennett. owner, has restaurant, due to open in mid- sp.red no czpeme. The eye-August. will seat 120 people. With ~ 170-foot dome of the its rich decor of mosque onion caps. potte Cocbere leads to main entry decorative columns, framed mosaics vestit;ules that feature elegant and three water fountains under a &Dishes including'stone columns, stmy Moroccan sky, the moaurant lcalian entique mirrors, marble will cater to guests with succu.Jent tlooring, stained gim and mosaic prime rib served Casablanca-style, tila in intricate Moroccan patterns, with state-of-ttl~ semng cans. and three jeweled aystal Patrons can also enjoy Bogey's chandeliers as long as 24 feet. bar, outside the Ca.ublanca, as well The interiors were created by as the larger, 44-scat Thirsty Camel Yates-Silverman, Inc. and the bar in the main casino. archi~ was Bergman. Walls & Recently, the Sahara opened its Youngblood. · new 2,000 space, seven and one- The gaming area, now toWing half story parkinjt garage with more 75,000 square feet, feanms 26 than 800 si>aces tor valet parking. dauling Cl}'ml chandeliers A rmjor celebration and peny accent.ed with colored jewels from four to 12 feet in diameter. Crowning the pit areas are jeweled Moroccan lattice work soffits and gold painted ceilings. The interior molded columns are laced with colorful vines and intricat.c capital detailing contributing to the new casino's opulent Moroccan elegance. The new pooJ area features a 4,300-square-foot pooL surrounded by five, 13-foot drcular fountains and 10 Morocan tents. The 16- foot diameter spa is covered with a 20-foot talJ wrought iron gazebo. A pool boy and snack bar are provided for the comfort and enjoyment of hotel guests. The Marlcctplace and Logo Shop are no less detailed as the rest of the public areas and are complete with arched showcases which arc scheduled for October after the final phases of the Sahara's makeover is completed, that being the tonstruction of the Sahara Speedway, a multi-million dollar virtuaJ reality racing experience attraction, planned to open in September. With these new additions, along with the full renovation of the existing property, the Sahara is once again shining as the Las Vegas Jewel of the Desert. Race cu driving is &stest growing spom in and indeed, the world. Indy, Daytona, the Gran the new Las Vegas M ~pcedway and the sights sounds of excitement fill e imagination. At the Sahara Hotel ~ asino, construction is underway r an interactive motion simula~ r ride tmlilcc any ever built. IDusi ns, Inc., a leading supplier of I reality systems for the U.S. Depenmcnt of Defense, as well as the entertainment industry. is building the state-of-the-a~ Racing Center. You will be able to experience tht total exhilaration and reality of driving a powerful race car without leaving th e property. "We are extremely excited about this ;::;i=~~ project," said Craig ..,..-:!!!9 Hodgkins, president and general manager of the Sahara. "People will have a chance to drive high , performance race cars in a truly . realistic racing setting. Racing f.ms will have a unique opportunity to physically experience the thrill of the traclc." Besides the highJy detailed race cars and motion systems, two 3-D simulator theaters are planned. This one-of-a kind attraction is scheduled to open at the Sahara Hotel & Casino in September 1997. Ole! Refreshing 99 cent margaritas at Sahara's Mexican hideaway South of the Border is as close as the third floor of the Sahara Hot.cl&: Casino. Discovering the Mexican Village opens a treasure trunlc of delicious and authentic cuisine. Only the fincst •of nature's ingredients are used in unique wte-tempµng dishes. Bring your heartiest dinner appetite to fully enjoy piquant menu selections. Choose from nearly 20 robust entrees, each designed to tempt your pa1ate and delight your purse strings. Prices start at $4.95. At least one daily special is added to the menu each day. A favorite is .the grilled chicken breast marinated in lime, cilantro, garlic and tequila. Generous appetizers, spirited side dishes and luscious desserts arc offered as well. For coffee lovers, the Mexican Village versions include fine liqueurs, creams and spices . Available at the bar are frosty, fruity Margaritas to be enjoyed for just 99 cents. Burnt orange, reds and blades please the eye in the multi- leveled dining area, where many booths lend themselves to intimate dining. However, a priwtc room for larger parti~ can accommodate up to 60 · people. The tiered room is wheelchair accessible via a small electric elevator. The Mexican Village, open daify from 5 to 10:30 p.m., is acctsscd by the elevator at the front of the Sahara Hotel's casino. While in Las Vegas ... see these local and nearby poin~ of interest Mt. Charleston -3 5 miles from Las Vegas. Highest elevation is 11,918 feet. Bonnie Springs Old Newda -16 miles from Las Vegas, an old western toWn in Red Rocle Canyon with a ~ shops, activities and west.cm shoot out. Death Valley -13 5 miles from Las Vcp; 40 miles by airplane. Lowest elevation on North American continent at 280 feet below sea level. Tours. Ethel M Chocolate Factosy - Self-guided tours through factory and outdoor bobnical gardcnslcattus display. Kidd Manbmallow Faaory - Self-guided mun th.rough production plant; gift shop. Ron Lee's World of Clowns - In Hcndcl"90n. A free, 35-minute &ctory tour dcmonstntcs how clown and animation characters arc made. Cafe; museum. Crmbeny World West -In Henderson. A 1 O,OO<kquarc-foot visitors center and gift shop adjacent to Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. plant. Gnnd Canyon -About 300 miles from Las Vegas, one and one-half hours by airplane. Lake Mead Nadooal Reaatioo Area -Closest point is 2 5 miles from Las Vegas. More than S 50 miles of shoreline. Watersports, fishing, camping, toun and cruixs. Hoover Dam -34 miles from Las Vegas, this engineering wonder of the wond is 726 feet high. Indoor and rutdoor tours. Red Rock Canyon -15 miles west of Las Vegas. A 3,000-foot escarpment has a Bureau of Land Management visit.on center. Scenic area of rode fbnnatiOD! and desert. Valley ofFU'C Sette Parll-55 miles &om Las Vega$. Scenic landscapes of hidden canyons and unique rock. fonnations. Nevada Park Service visitors cent.er; tours. Las Veps Comentioo Center -1.6 millioll square feet with 1.3 million sq\llre feet of ~exhibit spar available. '- Hawaiian Hot Luau retUms for sixth at periat Palace's Shan8ri-la pool=d:..1-..e-=-ck~-+-..:..=....====~ When ~rancine M . of Roanoke, Virginia eyed the Moroccan decor of the new Saqara Buffet, located in the Sahara Hotel & Casino, she exclaimed, "Huge! I never saw a room so h.use." Hawaiian Hot Luau! Imperial style is Las Vegas' only authentic poolside luau and Polynesian revue, heating up Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino, located in the heart "The lemon chicken was superb! I'tn coming back just for the Oriental dishes," said Dottie S. of Las Vegas. _ 1 of the Las Vegas strip, "This has to be the best buffet bargain in town," said Alfons D. of Riverside. "I can't believe the variety you get for breakfast at the low price." For the sixth consecutive year, the Imperial Palace presents the luaus on the Shangri-la pool deck, complete with beautiful tropical setting, lavish seafood buffet and exciting entertainment. The spirit of aloha fills the air with doors "All the prime rib yqu can cat at dinner brings me back," said Lonnie P. of Phoenix, a repeat visitor. "My ' business travels bring me to Vegas three times a month , opening at 7 p.m., twice weekly, weather permitting through mid-October. and the Sahara Buffet bas become my new dining headquarters. I even introduced some clients to the new experience. And, believe it or not, I won a few bucks in the casino." These are just a few of the comments overheard at the Sahara Buffet, the newest addition to Sahara's renovation and remodeling phases. . According to Mike McKiski, director of food and beverage, "The counts have increased steadily since opening on January 17. In fact, every week we set new records. A recent Sunday ~opped the 7 ,000 figure. We aiso provide comment cards for our diners, reading each one, while constantly striving to make the Sahara Buffet the best value for the dining dollar in town." The Sahara Buffet is open seven days a week, from 6 a.m, ~9 M> p.m .• with breakfast at $2.49; lunch for $3 .49; and dinner at $5.49. The $24.95 per person admission price includes tax and an extrava·gant Polynesian- style seafood dinner buffet, with unlimited mai tai and pina colada exotic drinks and non- alcoholic fniit punch, all followed by an exhilarating and colorful music and dance revue, presented by Rozita Lee's Drums of the Islands. Hawaiian Hot Luau! Imperial style captures the spirit and pageantry of the islands, with the romantic call of the conch shells, ceremonial lighting of the torches and island lei greeting Imperial ~ce celebrates summer with 20/20 Funsight Room Special The Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino celebrates summer with one of the best deals in Las Vegas -a $20 per person room rate, based on double occupancy, Sunday through Thursday and a free $20 food and beverage credit per room, per stay. The 20/20 Funsight Special at the Imperial Palace, fl.\llDing now through September 4, includes many other free gifts and discounts, such as a free $200 value per person , toward carni~g redemptions in the hnpenal Player Program for all first time Imperial Players and an Ippy's l+.hour fun book, featuring a free sun visor, free entrance to the Antique and Classic Auto Collection, and dozens more free and discounte~ bargains.. The Imperial Palace's summer entertainment is hot, with hip-shakin' Elvis sightings twice nightly (except Sundays) in Legends In Concert, and the hip-swivelin' hula girls and boys in the poolside Hawaiian Hot Luau, seasonally through October. If cars are your passion, the Antique and Classic Auto Collection, located on the fifth floor of the Imperial Palace parking facility, houses more than 200 rare, antique and special interest vehicles spanning 100 years of automotive history. 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L877230(800)1M4-3253 WALL COVUINGS 3932 ---------- NEW •97 COROLLA I-• ,-owcr-Stca~ ..... rtrl-19-• Powa __ Dt_oo_w Loc:l-·-11 I • All Conc1tJoNns • ntt • POW!( W°•Mtowl • AM/FM Steno $ NEW •97 AVALON NEW ·~~~PREVI ~~~L=-=E=------ 1' • Power Staring • Power Windows • Air Conditioning • Power Door 1.ocks • AM/FM cassette • 111t/Crulsc Cover. .. Coldwell Banker Newport Beach 2. Map 23.-48. CoJd'ffll BWtt Newport Bach r-----------.., 3. Balboa Jalud Ru.Uy 49. Kamedy·Wllton '-Harbor ltealty M~ Raia 5.-10. EWt lealty Group 50.-63. C0Mt Newport l'ropertlet n. 6'..e. The Pradmtfal·Joo Doug.tu Co. u. 66.-67. ~ yut.p RWty For Adv~ lnfonnation Pl-.CaU: • Great Location on "J 00 Block'" ol .;~A~ • J BR Rat Unit wtth • Kitchen • View ol South Bay $539,000 • 38R fr 2BA Townhocne • NumttOUS U~ • Excellent Loca • COiie to pool $229,000 • Extra Larite 40' Lot • 3BR • 3B'A Home • Private Patio • Steps to South 8ay • ~3Brlt38ath Condo in Seti Paire • ~ Kitchen with BrriktatNook •Unbelievable Upgndes $565,000 Brand New Balboa Island Home • ~ 4BR & 3..58A ndtt Construction • ~ Uving Room with Marble Fi!eJ>lace • Built EJevatot Ready $925,000 • Great lBR fr lBA Bayfroot Condo ·~Building • Bayside Commwuty POolfrPatio $279,000 • Excellent Eastside Costa Mesa Location Close to Newport Beach • Large Yard & Garden with Many Fruit Trees •3 Bedrooms & 1.5 Bath Home .$355;0m" $349,000 CUI Joan Coopn-@ 675-4441 459 E. 20th East Cos ta Mesa Prime North Bayfront Location • North Bayfront [)uplex 00 Extn Luge Comer lot • Expansive Bay Vtews $1,100,000 Excellent South Bayfront Location • Wonderful BaJo Views • 3BR cl 2.58A me w /s.r.dy Beach In Front • Great Loaidon $1,650,000 Stunning Views in Big Canyon • 3BR It 2.SBA Home •S~Colf CouneVaews • BeautifuUy Land.5Caped Yard $749,000 J . , ' J ) Call fames Gray I'm ready to go to work_fOr you totfayl 644 6200 &t 208 r~llisRIAl~ .. , ., . r I " . Lltlblram. _ ___, HARBOR VIEW Oucstanding BR. 3BA home in prime location, features include family room with fir~la~ French doors & windows, vard for encerta.ining with built-in nBQ. Park, community poofs. Eric & Lua.iiac Shaw $624,000 Ad Code 70197 "VINTAGE" S1YLE Built with the fin.est quality &. dis~inctive cha.racte~. this cozy custom home enjoys J?PlOram1c vtcws from a pnvate street location. Bonus room, -fueplacc, 2 car garage. Dick Dicbon & JoAnne Brun.son Ad Code 70697 LAGUNA BEACH VIEWS Panoramic: views &am this 3-story }loll)e & decks overlooking canyon & ~~tlinY. Sunlit roo~ hardwood floors, tile kitdlcn & baths, fireplaces. Mottvated seller. $.SB Peay~ Atl c.ode 70967 BEST LINDA ISLE WCATION ~Qecracular throughout, this BR, 4.5BA, home is opened y ~ourty1rd entry, l!l.. ~as granite floors, aecoraave steel-framed doors & windows, balconies, lots of sunlight. Room for yacht, nice main channel view. Barbara Amttadtcr & Barbara Roppolo 12 995,000 A ~e72377 CONDO CWSE TO SAND Possible mini-ocean view from dcdc of this wonderful condo. Immaculate, upgraded rooms, newer appLianccs, cxua sro~ unit. Community pool, spa, gym. Walle co beach. MaryA.no McGuire $11-',500 Ad Code 71947 IN THE BLUFFS This condo is exceptional, with 3BR, 2BA, cwo balconies, neutral decor, scraped ceilings, Corian counters, large private master suite. Custom lan.J~pcd entry, cwo car attached garage with built-in storage. JoAnn Kenton Ad Code 72747 HOME TO FAMILY & VIEWS Qvcrl~kiqg its own lovdy_yard & a nice view of }Ulls 1s tfiis 4BR, 2.5BA home. Fireplace, immaculate rooms, bright kitchen. Sancfy Daley $389,000 Ad Code 72807 SOUlllERN COLONIAL Cut off YQur cares in this trad.itionaI horn~ fur ~~8 & . . y liviJ,ig. ~ & _quality set dUs Newport Heigh.ts ~er ~Vi· .J~ar kitchen With · stove. OUIET CUL.DE-SAC Ideally locatcil near achooJs & on a private cul- dc-sac. th.ia "BR. 2BA home with fireplace is in tip-~p ooruijtion. Tctrifi.s; ncighborhoOd setting. spaaous yard, newer root. Baaan1 Tawas $228,SOO Ad Code 75037 BACK BAYVIEW Extraordipa.ry, &~stunning describes this condo in the North Bluffs. Spacious 3BR, or 2BR plus family 100m, fittplacc, French doors & windows wood floors, gated patio entry. Two car arcach;/ garage. $329,000 s.lly Slt..ipley Ad Code 71667 $1,700,000 Ad Code 70737 MILLION DOUA.ll STYLE . This 2BR. 2BA .:01$.~ all the luxun<> ~ gualitiea of a · · dollar h~me: grabam~ limestone, CUltOJD spas an botfi tbs and a terrace witb~e sea. Ul9,000 Ad Code 70f1'11 f 4 ( 1: ·~ DF.sIGNER DEUGHT ~ views of canyon & city liaha from du. iBR. 2.5BA home in P.tcd" Monacrnt. :A&atomized d«or with lovCly cabincu, built- o.i, 6.rcplace. Lushly landscapCd grounds. Marilya Kenluau .,,,,900 Ad C.ocle 71027 UNCOLN LA.NE TREASURE = & beautiful home on one of '1 nk:cSt ltft:CU. &i::cllcnt 8oorplan nm @R. 3BA. interior atrium, gowmcis t:itdicn, French dOon &: windows, rcccaed .. ~6~ • .A.mett.ea-Mc.ode'7U'7 Ull1MATE LUXURY ' ) Go~usly Crafted 4BR. 4BA. custom ea,re widi ffoor plan for comfon & ent~. l..arRe. prlvite guest suite, hardwood floors, French doors. LUsh fruit uees. M.fdaeel Smida $MS,~ Ad Code 7lfl(J'7 \ BPSf FAMILY LOCATION Set on one of the best StlUU in Newport, this 2BR. 2BA borne offers in1Criors rcmodded to perfection, gorgcow kitchen with finest cabincay, rupcrb detailing. 3rd Bk. is den-entertainment quarters. Team HOOftl' $S Ad Code 7CM07 ,I T ------·-. . __.__ -..... _ ... -. ' : I : ~· ~ 9J I TOP 201996 644-6373 Xl21 ::lJ/ovely 3· bedroom I 2 bath Baycrest home. Custom pool and spa plus large front & back yard. Upgraded kitchen & baths. Reduced to $448,000 LOUANNE RITIEY 717-4207 \ I' \I\ I . 'I I' '; '' ( ' I. ' '' h 'I ' I I ( I(' I \'I I I \I' I '~ 11 '.I ' ' I ( I; I \ \ • I ' I \I \ H '" I C.OMFOBT a C.ONVENIHNCE Spadoal md malt. Many Uppmda. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 beth&, PRIME LOCATION Larae corner lot, 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, u~ cbanning. 723-8120 &t. 106 729-5214~ PeninsuJa Oflice • 2001 W. Balboa Bhd ' JOKING -1706 Westcliff Drive • N~rt Beach Close to shopping, restaurants, patkSi1ana schools, this upper corner unit 2BR, l BA condo fea.furcs a large private covered deck, dining area, garage and community pool. This is truly a must sec. .. "'PNltigious. guard ptied uea of Monarch Beach. pdvecy; camfort md meae. from the ooean evuy day of the yar. Walldng dJstance to private golf 6: tennis dub, the famous Ritz Carlton and the~ SR. 2.58A..; sm.- This PfUe will not be aroundlong!Spotle.ly dean single kvel 38R. 28A, wood flooc ftltry, new carpet, mirrored wudrobe doon, sit down kitchen. exferior upgraded walkw.y with bride a<Unts. p&llnlm... Sttt• LARGE WOODSY LOT 1939 C.orona Dd Mar Owmcr lBR. deck w/oc.em view. Second story pot.entW grear ocean view. Rwullng ~ 12+ mawre trees. $650,000 UNIQUE CANYON LOT 4BR. home in serene location with acccs.s w Cameo Shores beaches and Cryst.al Cove. Ocean view from deck. Playground nearby. $625,000 Call (714) 719-0500 Sat & Sun for a private showing 5 PREMIERE POINT 25 CANYON TERRACE 4SAN SIMEON COMING SOON: PWCANHIU PELICAN Hill PALMILLA S4,495,lXXI SJ,495,lXXI S899,lXXI Agent with FJlia Realty~ Newport Beach 6,, 6200 . She 'stays active in the community and gives her clients quality service featuring SANDY BAY BEACH CLASSIC One of the ~'l channing & unique oceanfront homes built in the 1930'~ The main home &: carnage house have been co1argcd wbllt maintaining iu onginal character Panoramic ocean and island views. New construction wuh cxtrlOC'din.uy quality u:rd deajgn. SBR. 6BA. Chef\ l.11chcn. Maid's/rental with separate entry. fabulous Newport Bay view on white sandy bca1.h Musi 'iCC to bchevc. Sopl'uitX:ated European CUICOm alllle localed in pru1tg1ous Newport Promontory Bay. 48R. 4..SBA. Well suited for entenamin& Bayfronc ahp will ~ a '° ft. boat and IWOUe Ofl. S1,H9,000 H52 ..... llllllAll'S con Newer duplex in Laaw-Beach. Boch units are ~iaus with fireplacell, patioe. ocean views. very brisht cl channmg. Pour car 1arage If you want a barpjn call now' '859,000 822 $4,500,000 821 Fabulous New ach custom home with bay, ocean and c11y light views 48R, 48A with dcck5 on all levels Huge SOUJmC'I k.Jtc.hen and entertainment room Ma.liter bedroom with fireplace & viewing balcony Easy 10 Iott. call today $1,295,000 K.52 COUNTRY CLUa CLOU 48R. 38A. Conveniently located 19 Sea Oiff Country Oub & uody beaches in Huntington Beach SpKIOUS master suue with recreat features JICU7ZJ and fireplace See it '~.1'-_ ~,OOO L.Sl $1,850,000 852 -I St,195,000 cs COTt ·nrnLTT GltOUt One of 14 Emerald Bay homes •r1gtrt on the Beach", 1his 8 t>emoom, 8 Bath home offers direct beach access to the most. sought after cormuiity on the coast Fabulous white water views & 3000+ feet of decks. By appoittnaent. $5,495,000 OCEAllllONr QOM COVE· COM Bult on bedrock at the jetty ••trlftce to Newport Hmbor, this 1 of. khl home offws the finest ocem'I & bay views~ bMutiful beeches. 3 bedrooms + •ator + 3 Cir gmage. 5 Start Yeca1t. EZ to seel $2,995,000 Enclla11i1-.g 4 Bedroom home wlflbuoul views of prtvate Irvine Cove Beach Rt Padfic. I car gage. Glt8 Guarded. Wine cellar. Move i'I condition. · Easy to seel Cameo Highlands Beouttful kitchen with sub-zero. light & bright. 4BR. 2.5BA w /sparkling pool. Many upgrades, AC. fireplace. French doors. Reduced to $575,000 Big Canyon Completely remodeled 2BR. 2BA + den. Dover model. Highly upgraded. light & bright. 2 car attached garage . Gated 24hr ~uard. Reduced to ~485,000 Laguna Beach Charming famlly home perfect for entertaining. 3BR, 2BA. large yard. Fountain and spa. $368,500 Eastslde Triplex 3BR, 2BA owner's unit plus 2/2BR. 1 BA units. GSI 32.600. Near Santo Ano Country Club. $325,000 BOy View Terrace Immaculate, 2 story 3BR 2.5BA. Areplace, A/C. very light & bright. Fountain & fruit trees. $359,000 \, NOith Laguna Ponora 1 ltc white water view. Oceanfront condo. Highly upgraded. 28R. 2BA + den. securtty system. flreploce. elevator serv. security gated par1<1ng. $475,000 Big canyon Condo Fabulous vtew Big Canyon Golf Course. High ceilings. crown moldtngs. recessed Ught_tng, ftreploce $365,000 Eastslde Beoutlful tight & airy 3BR. 2.5BA townhome. Quiet location. White tie, \Nhlte wash cabinetry, walk-In closets. Mow4n Reocty. $259,000 ' E NEXT CENERATioN· JUDY CRUSH~IN (714) 729--8919 PAGER\ \.\~ l LFMF:-.tTf T0tRific OCEAN viEWl 2BR, 2BA, QUiET p.uk ... (jk£ smiNG, AiR coN<liTiONiNG, bRiGltT & AiRY. ENdtANTiNG SUNSETS! REduced $ 148, SOO H.\RBOR \IE\\ UOl\HS ExpANdEd ANd REModdEd PALE.AMO plAN. 4BR, 2. SBA, ltiGltly upGRAdEd, luslt IANdSCApiNG, COMMUNiry pool. . LiVE wiTii TltE fEEliNG of SERENil)' & fAMily ORiENTEd COMMUNil)'. REducEd $694, 999 EVA KHWAJA (71~) ~09--6690 PAGER _) H ·\llB<Hl \ ll \\ UOM l S OvERSilld loT. s BR, } BA, 5oMERSET. ~EW iNTERiOR ANd EXTERiOR pAiNT, NEW CARpET dtAouc-JtouT. } CAR GARAGE. $649,000 • IN LINDA SILVER (714) J~4--7676 PAGER NEWPORT CREST Lovdy J BR, 2BA coNdo SpiRAl STAiRCASE, builr ... iNs, NEW CARpETiNG, MiRROREd closET. COMMuNiTY pool & spA. Move ... HARBOR VIE\\ HOMES Chy ANd MOUNrAiN viEWsl S BR, 4 . SBA, CORNER loT. GouRMET kiTc ltEN, fRENclt dooRS ANd wiNdows, } CAR GARAGE. SiMply beAurifull $820,000 iN coNdiTiON. ~~·_,;+-.. $219,000 TERRY TOMAN (714) 20~--4024 PAGER f Hl '\11'\<.IO'\ H\HBOll P£Rfec1ly MAiNTAirud 4 ... pfex. URGE JBR OWNER'S UNiT. NI.WR VIV:.Nff. $469,000 '\,jE\\PORT 8£1\CH PRiVATE GATEd COMMUNiyY. JBR, 2. SBA. VERY liGltT & bRiGltT. HARdwood flooRS, bEl~hER CARpET, A/C. NEW REdv.lood deck. $489,000 1 Bedroo~ Cottage in f.iliulous Chlna Cove. Could be 3 Bedrooms again by converting 5-car garage. Small ocean view. Super, white, sandy beach just 20 steps &om your front door. $595,000 Terrific Seaview mat0miud 5 Bedroom on huge 25,000 Sq. Ft.. lot With ocean views. Exercise room. 24 hour gate guard. Cul-de-sac location. Private. Community Tennis & Pool. $819,000 Vicki Lee accon1plishes a real estate threepeat Lee finds Newport Island property is her lucky char.n Selling the same property three tunes is a unique accomplishment and when the home is a lovely three story bayfroot est.ate on the Balboa Peninsula. the accomplishment The Ne rt Island r'fl is even more noteworthy. ~ propery Vicki Lee of Coast Newport Properties Most recently, ~ represented the seller. initially became involved with the saJe of Tilc home was not bsted for saJe, but when the property when she contacted by another Coast Newport agent represented the buyec. He with a buyer looking for a special exchanged bis oc::eanfroot borne. she was able to arrange a property, an avocado ranch thowing, r;eswting in the ~e. This and a oQOdorninium ilr1Uwaii '9d to Lee s involvement m four for the home. lnnsactions on the Newport Island The second time, Lee home. ~«Died bo8l tbc buyt:! Repeat business and referrals -the teller. 1'1ili we w.. happen when customers are also an exchange. The buycn ~with the service that they owned ~ beyfroat home 00 have received and have confidence Newport Island. which they in their real estate agent. Lee's bad outgrown. The sellen I clients not only are repeat clients, were ready to downsize. l.-eo'• tborou&h but they refer friends and family members knowledge of the rcaJ estate ma&bt to her for their rcaJ estate needs. combioed with an WMltntmding of her Vid'i LI•_,, H l"l"1CW"' (114) 123- clients' needs allowed her to match buyen IJ800. Cotut N.wpon.Propada, 3317 Kl - and propcitiea. IJI., N,,,,.,. awlJ. ,, ........ . Fantastic 4 Bedroom, s~e story home on nearly V4 acre lot. New roof, remodeled kitchen & baths. Great curb appeal. 3-car garage: In movc- in condition. Best &m.ily neighborhood. $719,500 Super 3 Bedroom, sinttle story town.home, unconnected to any other home. Close to schools, shopping & all freeways. Light & bright with 2- story vaulted ceilings. Community pools & spas. $199,500 • I -t •-;: •• ~ ..... •', w ~J-' e ~'o. ,··, __ , • .,.,...-..~E-... -r· .. --$ .. 11"·, ... ·~-..... ·-..,' °'•o. .,_t..-•~ -: ~...-.. ., •1 :;:...,-.r-....-..--... '='.,. -\~-<r, -'' -----~~ We can help make the difference in I your lift! OOSTA MESA BLUFF AREA OONDO I urge 2 "'4.Ster suite, 2.5BA, fireplace, 2 car· attached g11rage. Quirt compkx. close to beach. CaU 760-5000 Ext. 716. MARKJACQUF.s $172,000 I SUBMIT OFFER TO BANK! "' 5BR traditional home. Prime Newport Beach. &modeled & expanded. 2 m.asm-suitn. 3 firrpwes and 3 CAr g11rage. Must sell GtU 760-5000 ext. I 26. RAE RODGERS $510.000 MARVEWUS 4 BEDROOM Spkndzd family home! 4BR, l.75BA, priv111e corner lot w!beautifal landscaping. New carptt. Freshly painted interior and txtuior. Call 760-5000 Ext. 205. JACK GIFFORD $173,500 NEWPORT BEACH 4BR. 2.5BA townhome. Lilte new, new ltitchm. new parnt, new carpet, 2 car garage wrthrn wa/Krng distance to Corona t:kl Mar High School Call I -800-5 I 0-2005 Cock #4085. RITA WADE $229,000 EMBRACE TilE SUNSETI Gorgeous water and sumet views from rhu front line home rn the bluffi. New carpet, flooring an paint. FuUy famished. for ka.H at only S 1250/mo. Auail 71I5. GtU 644-MAXG. MAXINE GOWEN ENCHANTED FORFST Sulusion m Cowan Heights. Enjoy the pool an 25. 000 sq. ft. of tr1ZN{Uili1y plus 11 5BR oru kve home. Includes separ11te pest '1"4rten 11nd tripk g11rage. GtU 644-M.AXG. MAXINE GOLDEN ms,ooo SPECTACUlA.ll REMODEL urge singk ttory 3BR, 2BA home on h"te poo siud, proftssion11/iy '4ndsC4ped lot. Marhk ltitchen & baths. H11rdwood floors, '4rge Living room + family room. CaJl 640-2677 ROBYN SEARS $429,900 "SUNNY HlllS HIGH SCHOOL AREA" View property. city lights/Catalina 3BR, 2BA., 1900+ l'f.fi· ]wt futed 111 $258.000. W&ni lit.rt! CaU 760-5000 Ext. 125. ROBERT MDJ:.IKEN BRIGHT SINGLE LEVEL ~ ~ Jtk,J far singk co"pk. Gol4mut ltit., ~liflns. 2BR. J.JBA. GtU 644-1100. J.D. CALLAGHAN $17,.,900 AWP.SOME BAY/OCEAN/UGHT VIEWS Nnvptm &Mh crutlJm tri-kwJ with huge 11invin tkclu. Fit for • ki"t wlowrsiutl livini. family. ~ITH>,,., tf 3 1'IAltn suitn.' GAU 760-5()()() o:t. 131. ROBIN TENCH $749,000 PANOllAMIC OCEAN VU HOME &11t th1 h~o-Jip ;,. 1""' pool, mjoy fdnt4stic sunsm. ~ti•n u ~thi"t + this is tfu bat in Hfll'l>tw V• Hilll. CU/ far Mtitils .. 0JJ 6#-1635. NAN DOYLE GREAT OPPORTUNITY QWNER MAY TRADE!!! ~·irll'f. ~un. \'1ru'1 M<n~ up to s~C'flUll14r IMIL'1 of nry hfhu 11"4 Nru7'0rt &y Tim nutom 4BR. 4.5BA ftlll'llm: 4 firrp/Am. 9 s/rylit,hrs. h11t,r fom 11] room umh bar. 01't1Turd Sf"I JIM 14MNl, l'fllnNT K1td1<n Jnt! 11 approx 1800 U/· fi l'U'lllln[, tkrK d-bak om" c.JJ 76().. 5000 Ea. 13811.J!J Bal arut Do1111a Webner COSTA MESA JBR. lBA. L17r wt u·11h RI' aans, ftr1M1 pa,,,wl sm1pul"mlmg1. pl:rntJllon sl>unrn. 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Offll1f d-swlt ~ rr"1x in ti# /riwg of this lltwl] • tltUti rommrmU,. Si11fk llwl. 2BR tlnr!mhlitl room. GJl 760-5000 Ed. l~ SIHn'oa .SW...om J#ld!IMH•«r•,.. 8.ELCOURT FOR. $59'4,SOO J,()()() "I-ft, JBR. 2.5M &tmsiw CMStlml ftllhlm. Optn ho11u Swtultzy l-5. bun"' Forti CHm. J 9 HillsJaJ,. CJl 760-5000 _,, JIO OCEANFRONT ESTATE Abso/MJ:tly 11Mn111"f. 0<tanfto111 homt w/6BR. SBA. 11;pronma1tl] 6500 SiJ. fi .. l>t11unfol «tan, l>t1Uh, Czt4b1W-111th1 lif!11 1·uu11. CJ/ 494-7475 • BUl Dolby $~500,000 we can help make the difference in your life! MODEL PERFECT 2BR. 2BA UJwnhonu built in 1992. Alt4chtd garagt. Interior tract cul-tk-uu strut.. t.Nht & ~ cathtdral ctilingJ._~I 760-5000 F.:Z 130. KATIILEEN MCNAMEE $139,900 CHURCH OR DAY CARE CENTER Can bt built on this acrt + sitt in primt location by Los umUJs Cmrn; tnvl Pionur Hospital 2 units + 1 SFR now. C4JJ 76tJ-5tJO Ext. 130. WAYNE SMITH $625,000 GREAT CATALINA VlEWI Suptr citan 3BR homt in pard gattd community! Pr1ctd for fast sak! Offertii at $550.000. Call for brochurt. CaU 760-5(J{J() Ext. 109. SKI $550,000 EMERAID BAY CLASSIC COTTAGE Ocean 'silk of PCH-walk to beach fro.m rhis SP.tcial 3BR. 28A c1a.ssic btach houu or build your artam I homt. CaU 494-7475. BILL DOLBY $860,000 GUARD GATED Sta ls"1.rui, rwutf gattd higkly up~d 1 kvel with vuw. I 2BR. tkri. Ca.IJ 644-4100. Open 'Sun. 47 StaBrook Covt. J.D. CALLAGHAN $550,000 REDUCED IN BELa>URTI ~stlge with a view. Gorgtous UJiimho1N.,µ1ith 2BR, 2.5 BA plus a dm, gourmtt kitchm, 2 fireplaces, ~ communiti. & stcurity sysum. 760-5000 &t. 129 SHARON SWANSON $449,000 TROPICAL PARADIS.t: IN COM Owr $200,000 in upirat:ks. pool & pa in a Sttt1ng 't:U" trop_ical paim.J. MusPstt to 11ppr«iatt. 76():8533 ROBERT SACKS $749,000 INVESTOR'S DELIGHT G"at incomt p ropnty south of PCH. Front houst is 2BR. 28.A. ~Ar unit is 5BR, 3BA. Proptrty f tnmlla P<Ki incomt. C4JJ 760-5()()() ext. 136. JANE SONGAILA $475,000 HARBOR RIDGE FSTATE CommAnding ocun & city light vinvs m h11nct this 4BR. 7BA nutom millmff in "priVllU, ~ gllka comm1m#J. AlUI ~rul in 1111 18 foot uilin.t m!'} foJin', fonn11/ 1ivini 0-Jini1•K wlu1oinint 1iJmuylmusic room s«llllkJ offi!!/*11 family '°""' d-D"' room wi"ih i.ts "'"""-CompSmmhnt this ""llfW{~is " vifw •rUft' 4'0w ~ spllikling lo jw ~·ntmml to fMUJ. CJJ 760-5 ,;['117. JACKIE HANDLEMAN $~SO,OOO E.SIDEc.M.. OVER 14,000 SO, FI: LOT 3BR. 2BA + MotlJn...Jn-uflJ Tlnit. Shop lllUChai to Mid/I CJlf' ~ .. Anointmmt. · CJJ 760-50<XT&t..125 ROBERT MJJJ IlCEN UC)0.000 HARBOR VIEW HOMD ~-sury h."1U n::i. "''P l..t in this fatil] Milil~ Nnu on tlH wuultd °" ,,., "'1i. CJ 640-1529. ESTIIEJl YANK $S99,000 CAMEOSHO~ Oci . . ~ Jr.,...,.q ~ ~~ 11wr ~::::le:::,,,. • i.;;;-;.,wc !}fl ~ ~Ml J..,, tf wi""--s, riwr r«j d-tik, 2 r:.,:;r-.""'~rlt~ ~ =· --C"'1 *",. . B<>a SIL• You deserve ... •Honesty • 26 Years Experience • Communication • Personal Service • Dedicati.on • Results! DESIGNS FOR LMNG '97 #1 ~ Newport Beach Agent 1988-1995 HARBOR RIDGE, Cult.om Coatemporary · lledaced to $1,6SO,OOO Magnificently appointed 4BR. 4.5BA with den & exercise swte. Extc~ive USC of marble floors, granite counters & state of the art commercial kitchen. · Ocean 8c Cablina Views $2,350,000 Near new SBR, 5BA contemporary estate. Private office, gym & wine cellar. Trade possible. ·1a"¥atment Opportunity Now $489,000.. Location, Location! Well-maintained duplc:x. Best value on Island. Income dose to $3000 mo. Seller motivated & will consider carry back. Make offer ... Plan "D" Bat Locatiom REDUCED TO $979,000 Truly a Manetpic:cc with lou of marl>lc and plush carpeting. Soaring ctilinp, cunom lights, Euro kitchen ~ rotunda cnuy. Large rd: around yard adjacent to pool ~spa. Owaer wlldl oft"u nowi lSacham Ct. Totally Rd>Wlt in '91 . Oft'end at $779,000 Exquisitely deWled 3BR, 3.SBR w/swecping views of Back Bay & city lights. Hardw~ Aoor$, 4 Ftreplaccs, custom lighting. AJC & much more. Large English garden & rear yard. This is a must sec! Rue Opportmaity on Golf C.Oune $739,000 Modd perfect 3BR. 38.lt condo. Exquisitely appointed & dccora~Cd in neutral colors. Huge ya.id w/pool. spa & c~tc~cnt area. Adult living at its finest! Please visit ml website! http://www.remaxsoutbcounqrlfelsOt OCeanside of Emeral~ Bay in Laguna Beach Located in the private beach community of Emerald Bay is this classic three bedroom and two bath couage with hardwood floors and a oozy fireplace. It is one f the original homes in Emerald Bay and is just a short sttoll to the beach. H one should choose to develop the property, the building requirements are · by the Emerald Bay community associatiop CCR's and the county. A pedect beach house, ideal for the active lifestyle. Offered at $8ti0,000. For"""~ infomuztion., call BiU Dolb1 at REIM.AX Soun. Count] al (11-1) 94-1475. Bob Koop Dovie Koop Bob Koop, Jr- 760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580 OORONA Dfl. MAR DUPLEX OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 509 Na.ra.su. Walk to Cari.ndos! Boilt in I 980, large 3Bll, 2.5BA ownen unit, great Ooorpla.n, 2 noria, 2 6npbca. lkyligbts, fom\al livUsg, din.inJ &: family room, cik coun1en &: floors. Muter aw1e with a •pa tub &: 6~1acc, walk-in dc»et, 2 c::ar gange &: a cupon. Phu a large 3BR, 2BA, 2 story income unit. .JS79s980" Bob Koop, Sr. or Jr. NEWPORT BEACH 760-5000 Ext. 128 Above tM Crowd! Emerald ~QY duo excels again at Coldwell._ Banker Team combines their real estate knowfedge for success At the recent Southern California Previews meeting held on June J 2, 1997 at the Hyatt Regency Irvine, Nancy Short and Nadine Bartholomew were acknowledged to Uc in the group of top three agents in all of Southern Callf omia including Los Angeles and San Diego counties. This recognition was based upon cloeed transactions for the current year of residential properties in excess of $I million. , Short and BMthol<>meW have a combined ex~ of 45 yean as real estate prof essiol\als. They speci.aliu in oceait.frOot propel1ies and gated communities in the Laguna and Newport Beach areas. but ex.panded their efforts to aod eohanee ibeii lifestyles. Years of cover all levels of the real estate martct. e.q>ericnce in tbC community allows them Their overwhelming success is largely to provide in-depth personal knowledge of due to their personal philosophy. the various real estate opportunities here A~ to the team. it is their belief and in the surrounding areas. that tbe value of servi<:c is not in the Nt111JC1 Slton IUlll NlltliM IJilt1JtoloMn ~Of a bOiDe it.elf, but in the ca H rw«W Ill dN N.nle biplv IDBf8J ....,,. .. ~ iDdiVidUals and , 'o/lk• of C.WWU BMbt, (114) ~ fwnniea ftti ~ 10 ~ 1215. -. -.·. -··-~ ~ -~,.lf'f'r~~ .... ~" ~~--. ....... . . -' . .. . -~ .:~-• . . • • • --. • :JJ!.-~.:"""-~olll1'~.rtj(!41i'·~;~ '•' •..;~:it".·=-... . • THE .PRUDENTIAL -JON DOUGLAS CELEBRATES. SUMMER WITH A BASH AT BUNGALOW T:e . beautttally •-dacaped back taaace Of ... nge'ow In Col'Ona del Mar •-tbe perfect aetthlg as Realton and at.tr fmm tile Prudential - .Joa DoaglM Co ..... med to cdebrate a SUccaefal spring mid ldC:k off tbe summer seMOD. Evayoae ... In a fatlve mood and re8dy to mowe Into ldgb gear for 9UlilDla;. 8lnce Ille local ...._estate market continua to~ Seweaal ....... were la -i. "KID Heaven· or abared -•o. ge 9qwee1iew • jllllt two of tbe ~pals ...tlailil fr'Ollil lllmgalow's ~-Hat ol tile -~ cocktail. DelectabJe_ ~ RCll .. stuffed muabrooms were aa.o a ldt. , ,. 4 ~ COLDWeLL BAN~eRO B~clMsWe Ria Co'1e Beacltfront · ComnwniJy OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY l-4p.m. .?5 Ria CON Dr.~ Afijacena ao dae Rib Carkon. Hot el • Adjacent to Monarch Links Golf Course, Monarch Bay Beach Club, Ritz Carlton Hotel and miles of bike and \ pedestrian paths. • Minutefi to Dana Pt. Harbor • Private acceae to beach • Five Bedroom.a, Four and One-Half Batha • Gourmet Kitcbtm ba1 Gageneau Range/Crill, Two Gageneau Ovens, Two Trash Compacton, Bo.ch Diabwa1her, Su.&Zero, bland Work.apace with Sink, Granite Counten, Built-In Microwave, Walk-in Pantry with Etched Cl.., Door • Large Sparkling Pool, Spa and Bubbling Fountain • Extemin Uee of Marble F1ooring • Formal Dining Room with 36., Awtrian Crystal Chand~.lier • Wet Bar in Family Room A1ao Servicee Livin« Room and Bouta a W'me Cooler, Refrigerator with Ice Maker, Built-in Blender • Ten Skylights • Many Seu of French Doon · • Beveled and Leaded Glaa Throughout • Intercom with CD Player • Security System ii a Home Management Computer System (SMART HOME} • Built-In Entertain:.ment Center in Family Room and Maeter Bedroom • Three F°U"epla~e • Large Muter Bedroom with Elegant Bath $1,595,000 Lee Ann Canaday (714) 496-2111 Papr (114) 490-4988 For 24 Bour l nfortnation Pka.e Call 1-800-261-3861 1'.en Enter Talkin6 .Ad ruunher 22082 3 Leesbu ry Court, ~'Belcourt, JVewport 'Beacfi ~ This five bedroom, six-and-a-half bath quintessential custom home is situated in the beautiful guard-gated community of Belcourt, on a lot qf over 22,000 square feet. Some of the fin~ landscaping features include an outside Pavilion and a 14-foot rooftop waterfall cascading into a 60,000 gallon pool, with incredible amenities including a swim- up bar, 5-bumer barbecue, and a lighted sports coun with basketball hoop. The architectural details include soaring 2 7 -foot ceilings, custom built-ins, flooring and state- of .. thc .. an lighting, video, sound and security systems. Truly, one of the finest detailed estates in Newport Beach. Offered at $4,900,000 ri>r"esente4 by John Campb ell Coldwell Banker ·Newport Beach (714) 644-9060 ' • - BALBOA ISLAND (714) 673-6900 DANA PoJNT~AN Cl.EMBNTE (714) 661-9355 ' . ~/Na~~lo Meqine§t9'WJp~ . . lncfo~ DANA POINT • $S,90(l_()()() • 64+9060 Spectacular new con temporary on th~ sand! 3 bedrooms, 5 baths, interior theme o£ limestone, teakwood and stainless steel, library, elevator ... ColwNA IJIL MAil • l ,795 • ~ Forever Pacific Ocean and Catalina views. 4 bed- room, 3 bath home situated on the bluff above l ittle Corona Beach, tremendous remodel po19ibUities. LAGUNA BMCH • $4,000,000 • 6+4.-9060 Unobstructed front row views of the ocean, surf and coastline from this dramatic Riviera Mediterranean estate on a Large comer lot. 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths. LAGUNA BEAcH • $2,495,000 • 644-9060 Mediterranean Villa! 3 bedrooms, 5 baths, floor-to- ceilina sliding doors, cunom limestone, hand-ouvcd fireplace, cust0m cabinets, hidden wine.cellar. , • , llARBoR Isl.AND • $4,<t9S;'ooo • 6'H#9060 lncttdible location on the main channel, large dock will accommodate up to 95' yacht, interior courtyard with pool, 6 bedrooms, S.5 baths. &rild your dream home. LAGUNA B EACH • $4,600,000 • 6-M-9060 Sweeping ocean and Catalina views from this 5 bedroom, 5 bath spectacular Mediterranean estate. Serene and private location~ swimming pool and spa. BAYllm CoYI • 1,2.3'1.AIUU Locattd on the bay in Newpon Beach. thu exceptional property features 2 bedrooms plus a den. 2.S baths; and is remodeled and expanded. c:aITA MESA • 3 l 9 ,000 • 644-9060 3 bedrooms, I 5 baths. with income uruts Grand opportunity for investors or owner/uxr OPEN HOUSES 1-5PM ( Unkss Otkrwist Speci{it.d) SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS IJMNE TERRACE 1924 Tahuna Terrace $749,000 Allison Seesemann NEWPORT BEACH 24 Salzburg $435,000 Greg Minoux SA1URDAY'S & SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS .BAYVIEW TERRACE 82 Shearwater Place $292,500 David McCulloch THE BLUFPS 431 Vista Sucrte $289,000 Adams I Farrington HARBOR COVE 14 26 Sea Ridge $575,000 Cammy Leslie LIDO ISLE 818 Via Lido Soud $659,000 Edie Olson SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS BIG CANYON 21 Rue Cannes 15 Rue St. Cloud 4 7 Sea Island .CoRONA DEL MAR 405 Jasmine Cos'f A MEsA 2687 Pala Mesa HARBOR VIEW H OMES 1824 Port Sheffield 1935 Port Nelson IRVINE, NORTHWOOD 2 Chattanooga NEWPORT BEACH 20 Goodwill Coun 'NEWPORT HARBOR 3808 Raver Avenue NEWPORT N ORTH 2988 Corte He~ NEWPORT SltoRES 455 62nd Street SPYGLASS HnJ. 6 Twin Lakes Circle VllJ.A BALBOA 220 Nice Lane #)12 VllJ.A PolNT 382 Villa Point Drive BALBOA ISLAND 673-6900 $620,000 $639,000 $219,000 $379,000 $222.500 $698,000 $599,000 $318,000 $202.<X>O $579,<X>O $504,800 $399,000 $749,000 $325,000 $219,000 Carol Allison Joy Cunin Linda Field Marlene LaGrow Lorraine Farrington Dreyfus I Weir Dreyfus I Weir Marcia Schwarti Delia Delgado David Prince Carla Broffman The Orange Coast Real Estate Leader Laguna Beach $4,600,000 FuTiy furnished. Sweeping ocean & Catalina views! SBR, 5 full BA's, 4 powder rooms. Gate guarded community. Tom Thomson 714/721-9132 ~Nip $535,000 Beautiful Crest de Ville 4BR, 3BA, 3-car garage, highly customized. Gourmet kitchen, central air, formal dining room, guard gated. Veronica Lonsway 714/499-1320 Monarch Beach $895,000 Outstanding ocean view in gated community next to the Ritz. 4/4 completely remodeled. Short walk to beach. Jean Schmidt 714/240-8964 Laguna Beach $535,000 Victoria Beach oceanside PCH. Private path to beach. 4BR, 2.SBA, spa, FRPLC. View, view, view. Library/office. Anthony Cupo 714/499-1320 ext 103 Laguna Beach $895,000 Prime North Laguna location. 1/3 acre oceanview lot. 4BR, 4BA home. Great room. Very unique. Bev Pavlovich 714/499-1320 ext 123 Newport Coast MAJtezza# $465,000 Panoramic ocean views! This spacious 3BR home is located atop the exclusive Newport Coast. Ed Escano 714/640-6187 The Orange Coast Real Estate Leader Laguna Beach $3,~,000 11 acre panoramic ocean view parce l - secl uded private location. No Mello Roos or homeowners assoc. Private gated entrance. Ray McAfoose 714/499-2838 ext 127 Laguna Beach $92S,OOO Good location near the heart of Laguna . Ocean view! Over S acres of land. Great opportunity! Tom Thomson 714/721-9132 Newport Coast •Altezza" $449,000 Fabulous 2-story, 3BR townhome with panoramic views overlooking Newport Beach & Orange County. Ed Escano 714/640-6187 Dana Point $1,595,000 Ritz Cove bch front comm. SBR, 4.SBA, richly upgraded, marble entry, granite counters, lg pool, spa, fountain. Lee Ann Canaday 714/496-2717 San Juan Capistrano $789,000 Fabulous "Hunters Creek" estate home. 4/SBR, 4BA, limestone, light woods & walls of glass. Flat lush 1 /2 acre w/pool. Debbie Mclaughlin 714/452-4360 San Clemente $429K & 209K 2 condos in fabulous Reef-Oath West next to San Clemente Pieri #48 is a penthouse! Each has 3BR/3BA. Ian Dyer 714/488-3937 Laguna Niguel $999,500 Wonderful French country home with all the bells and whistles. 4BR, 4BA, pool, spa & koi pond, fam & form din. 3 car David Garris 714/499-2838 ext 131 Newport Beach $599,000 Premier team presents 52' on Balboa Pen . lovely garden with 3BR home steps from the ocean. A great resort area. Argyros • Bartolic •Bents 714/602·2~62 pager The Orange Coast Real Estate Leader - Laguna Beach $1,495,000 Oceanfront choice 1,600SF parcel w/private steps to beach. Presently 1 BR, 2BA cottage. Bldg permit in place for 5,400 SF home. Lee Schapel · 714/494-0215 xl 24 Laguna Beach $625,000 Prime coastal view lot approx. 3/4 acre downhill gentle slope. Area of high.oend properties. Rare opportunity. Jim Gothard 714/494-0215 ~ Beach $429,000 Ocean view contemporary! 3BR, 2.SBA, 2,000SF Laguna home. Totally remodeled, great views, 2 view decks! Pamela Horton 714/454-5423 San Juan Capistrano $1,290,000 Beautiful Med. style home in the Hunt Club. Equestrian zoned, fab. view! 6BR, 4.SBA, marble floors, 3FP, more. Lee Ann Canaday 714/496-2717 S. Lapna Beach $549,000 Oceanfront luxury condo. 2BR, 2BA, Hi-tech styling. Furnished. Beautiful - view -view -view. Move right in. Veronica Lonsway . 714/499-1320 Newport Coat Price reduction! This 3BR Altezza townhome offers elegant upgrades,. ocean views, spacious patio & more. Ed Escano ( 714/640-6187 ... - Laguna Beach $750,000 On the ocean. Outstanding remodeled 3BR -panoramic ocean & coastline views. Pool, spa -24 hr. security mint! Mona Litt 714/494-0215 x105 Laguna Niguel $464,900 Beautiful El Niguel Heights. Traditional home with SBRs, office, 3.SBA, 2 fireplaces, spa, panoramic view. Bev Pavlovich 714/499-1320 x123 Laauna Beach $349,000 Craftsman style cottage with ocean view! 2 BRs plus detached office. Hardwood floors. Big lot. Walk to beach. Bev. Pavlovich 714/499-1320 x123 ' -'~,. . .. ·: ,.. ,_ ..... The Orange Coast Real Estate Leader San Juan Capistrano $2,990,000 Approx 8,000 sq.ft. on nearJy 3 acres w/tennis court, pool, pool house w/wet bar & Bar~B-Q, ocean view. Very private. Lee Ann Canaday 714/496-2717 Newport Beach $595,000 The premiere team presents outstanding harbor view from this luxurious condo in this prestigious highrise. Argyros • Bartolic• Bents 714/602-2362 pager Newport Beach $459,000 Bank owned repo! Luxury in 24 hr guard gate. 2BR/3BA + den. 2,400 sq.ft. EZ walk to Balboa Isle & Fashion Isle. David Prince 714/644-9070 x 120 Laguna Beach $749,000 Steps to sandy So. Laguna Beach JBR, 3BA, totally remodeled formal DR, great buy on oceanside of PCH . Don Stratton 714/494-0215 714/312-5829 San Clemente $550,000 to $1,000,000 The premiere team presents western White House location, San Clemente. Bui ld to suit w/pool & tennis crt. Argyros • Bartolic• Bents 71~/602-2362 pager Balboa Peninsula $435,000 Old Balboa charm, smalf duplex built on one half of lot. Great yard, best quiet location. Walk to everything. Barbara Miles 714/760-0543 Corona Del Mar $749,000 Fabulous 4BR custom hm in Irvine Terr/lovely yard, office plus family rm. Great location. Barbara Miles 714/760-0543 Newport Beach $469,000 View of Rhine Channel & Bay. Gracious living with 24 hr security, highly upgraded 2BR, 2BA. Mary Lou Kiehler 714/675-2700 ----------------·-- 3014 Breakers Drive, CDM This spectacular custom oceanfront home. on a private gated street. offers views of the harbor entrance. the beach. Santa Catalina Island and magnificent sunsets from almost every room of its 4.000 plus square f cet of lavish living. enriched with the use of grwiitc. oak and marb\e .. The living room opens to a private deck. as does 1he adjacent gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances. Built in 1996. the home features five bedrooms. five and one-half baths. an elevator and security system with surveillance moni- tors. A ~ car garage is also included. Located in prestigious Olde Corona del Mar. ----~------------- • ,... . 3 2611 Azores This magnificently remodeled home is centered around a private 34 x 60 garden room and a black bottc?m pool with a motorized retractable roof. The marble entry introduces the 5,500 square feet of lavish living. 1be living room is wanned by a floor-to-ceiling stone fire- place with walls of glass opening to the ocean and night light views. The adjacent library is enriched with wood paneling a fireplace and ocean views. A dining room is complemented by mirrors and a crystal chandelier. The family room is conveniently located off the kitchen. The master suite features a fireplace. walk-in wardrobe and dressing area. 1be master bath incJudes a spa tub wanned by a fireplace overlooking the ocean. a ~ garage with bonus room is also provided on a 12,400+ square foot lot in ~~s Monarch Bay Tenace. OIR-@N -YKttt-B B s . DAVID PRINCE, CRS, CPS (714) 644--9070 EXT. 120 • (714) 214--6496 PAGER NEW LISTING! BEACH AREA NEWPORT BEACH Duplex with private boat dock and side tie overlooking Newport Island Park $579,000 PROBATE 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, R,z Lot $325,000 589 NYES PLACE, LAGUNA BEACH Designer's Personal Masterpiece! Brazillian cherry hardwood floors & sta ircase, Honduras floor .. to-ceiling sliding doors, custom limestone, hand carved fireplace, 5 bristol skylights, Custom white oak drift cut cabinets, hidden wine cellar. This home incorporates the utmost in quality with its spectacular ocean & white water views. OFFERED AT $2,495,000 . • 644--9070 EXT. 133 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5PM 220 NICE LANE, PH #312 NEWPORT BEACH Sweeping views unfold from this incredible penthouse with 2 master suites, beautiful living area with fireplace and large terrace. Ideal for a weekend, summer getaway or year around resort living. OLGA MATTHEWS (714) 644-9070 ExT. 134 • 433-9455 PAGER- CHUCK & KATE COLESWORTHY (714) '651,2155 Totally remodeled .. Dek>res" plan, expansive side patio ovedookina Baek Bay, city Ugl\ts and mountainl, new windoWI and doors, sky- lights, 3 bedroom.a, 2.5 baths, large llvtnc room for family livme. Offered at $499,000 23 MORNING DoVE, IRVINE 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, plplllar "Willow" model, one bedroom and one bath dOwnstairs, new tile and frcnch door in atrium, used brick . patlo in backyard, move-in condition, private muter suite. Offered at $3i7 ,000 ( 714) 644--9060 EXT. 144 LIDO ISLE • $2,195,000 Gorgeous custom bayfront home in prime location, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, extensively remodeled, large gourmet kitchen with breakfast area, formal dining room, vaulted ceilings, great views! BIG CANYON • $1,225,000. 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, outstanding traditional home located on large comer lot on quiet cul-de~sac. Newer windows and doors, newer carpet, large backyard patio area plus large side yards. 818 VIA LIDO Souo, LIDO ISLE $659,000 Outstanding traditional Lido Isle home, 3 bedrOOUlS", 2 baths, large master suite complete with dressing arta, beautiful large living room with french windows and fireplace, patio. BlG CANYON \ OPEN SUNDAY 1-5PM 1 5 Ru E s T •. C .L 0 U 'D RUE • Great Value! • Desirable 3 bedroom • Monaco floorplan •~Great location with view •Offered at $639,000 CANN E ·s •Panoramic Views .·•Single ~el • Expanded and Remodeled . • Tum.key Condition . • Offered at $620,000 CAROL. ALLISON &. )O.Y CURTIN I . . 644-9000 ' THE -PO ER 0 The newly formed team of Stephanie Argyros, Tony and . Patrick Bartolic, and Marcia and Robert Bents are committed to not your real estate needs. The Premiere Team has a combined 50 years of real estate experience, closing over $275 million in sal e . • 6 lots ranging from 34,000 square feet to 2.029 acres in the double gated exclusive communi"' '-"C?A>non Point. • Direct beach access to white sandy beaches. • Lots available as single parcels or as a complete package. F O R . . -· . -,. ~--:;. .....,_ ~ :--. . ,,. -" .... PARTNERSHIP 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, over 4,000 sq ft comer lot, just steps to beach and board· walk, great location m hean of West Newpon. $589,500 EAST O CEAN BLVD. Extra large 52x70 ft par· eel, easy beach access, J, car garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, charming h ome Red:::; $599,000 2307 WINDWARD LANE Newly refurbished 4 bedroom, 4 bath home in excellent family neighbor, hood. Lat:ge ~. poc;1, spa $515,000 THE CHOICE IS CLEAR. 601 LIDO PARK DRlvE Completely redecorated equisite 2 bedroom condo in Newpon's most ._ luxurious highrise. $525,000 Built in 1989, this 4 bed, rooms, 3 bath home is in a premium location with Catalina and beach views Offered at $839,000 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 car garage, 96/97 completely remodeled, fabulous ocean views Call for Details KNOWL'SDGB AND UNPARALLELED SUPPORT, RllBMIERE TEAM ENTS • fl 0 • I .. a..:-. .. ,. •• ~.., --.. ______ .. .._ ..... -...... _ ._ ................ ........,.,_ ~ ......... ~· --__ .... ______ _ TOM THOMSON . .. . 721-9132 SPECTACU• AR MEDITERRANEAN VIL' A I JS IRVINE Cov1 COURT, LAGUNA BIACH Offered at $4,600,000 Pully Purnl1hed • Sweeping Ocean & Catalina Views • Serene & Private Location •A New Home Designed by Brion Jeanette • Swimming Pool and Spa • .. Car Garage & Parking Court • Better Views than any lot in Pelican Crest •Large Lot approximately 27,000 sq ft • Private Beach and Tennis Courts • Extra Large Gourmet Kitchen • S Bedro0ms, S Full Baths, 4 Powder Baths • Exclusive, 2 .. Hour, Gate Guarded Community • Limestone, Granite & Marble Throughout • State-of-the-Art Entertainment S~ • Soaring, Open Spaces for Grand £:ntenalnq • Home Theatre, State-of-the-Art Communications System • Association Dues approximately In. of Pelican HHI • No Mello Roos Taxes • 3 Story Oversized Bevator • Barbecue & Outdoor Entertainment ka GREAT OCEAN V1Ew ••• GREAT . LOcATIGNI. 1755 PARK AVENlJE LAGUNA BEACH • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths • Unusual opportunity • Ocean views • Great location near the heart ·of Laguna • Room for pool and tennis court •Over five acres of land ,~--... , ... 1~--£• -~-=·---=-~--~~ ---_---~.-l ( 714) 644-9060 EXT. -149 \ COMING ATTRACTIONS .. UNITS IN CORONA DEL ·MAR UNITS IN THE HEIGHTS SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE IN BAYCREST & DOVER SHORES "MANY THANKS to my pmt and new clients for thefr business and support. Today's real estate market is the. best it has been in years. If you're considering BUYING OR SELLING any of your real estate holdings, please call today for a COMPLIMENTARY EVALUATION." .. DaWI McCulloch MANAGING WEEKLY, MONTHLY AND YEARLY LEASES Have you considered leasing your property? We have qualified tennants just waiting for the perfect home. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL: VALERIE HOWELL (714) 644-9070 EXT. 186 ELEANOR BOWIE ( 714) 644--9060 EXT. 145 Offered at $559,000 MARLENE LAGROW 644.-9060 EXT. 250 PAGER: 455.-5010 2 BLOCKS TO THE BEACH 405 )A S.M I NE AVENUE, CORONA DEL MAR • "Flower Streets" • Duplex Convened to Condos • Spacious, Newly Decorated, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths • Cathedral Ceilings, Wood Floors in Entry and Kitchen • Master has large Deck -2nd Deck off Living Room Offered at $379,000 JASMINE CREEK Beautifully remodeled and tastefully decorated Plan Three . • . Largest single level floorplan. Affords gracious living for the most discriminating buyer. First time on the market . Call Eleanor for a private showing. MARCIA SCHWARTZ VOICE MAIL PAGER: (714) 737 .. 0999 TDD: (714) 719 .. 2822 AlJJHENJlC aJSTOM SANlt FE ESTATE 14 ams cl .,aa pll'faly. 'In. "100-. l Siil. S .id tl W bidl'. Stt-~liarF'-. 1KM1rpr, Pima-& ocaa . -$1.Ja¥m, AN ELEGANT OJSTOM TIJOOR lnHlllCW&e ·Ga~cnntirw.~~SW.00.. S lad¥. ll4 rJ. p. Elcpit Ma!Yr, 91llllCOQ1 an! Pama linahtd Qlf(DllY. tt. 1 llllt Mmr s-· • HUGEE~LOT W.t'fy ~ lbix 11~ l\aWm ll aaa.61!idu-. 4.5 la 1~a.a--<i~1-aa..i..... ..... ah-rll 1.-iram Flllllf o:mlm~ .. ~~o:mr.U-bdl!Dmi llllt .-.u:J II a~ aia m $1.2i1,LW la tiaa ledall. 17116 8111 CM .. IJC PRESTlGIOUS PEPPER TREE BEND 2 OCEAN VIEW LOTS • I 5 Acre End of Cul-de-Sac $575.000 Ad 22012 • l.l Ac~· AweocllllC.' Views· $595,000 Ad 22022 • I 6 Actt • Flat Pad • S5Q9,000 Ad 22 102 •I l l9Actt ·S'495,000-Adl2112 • 1.117 Acn $-495,000 ·Ad 22122• • 3 Acrn in Hunt Oub • $600,000 Ad 22162 OCEAN VIEW ESTATE FOR LEASE OVER 5 ACRES. OROi.ARD, 6200 sf. FULLY FURNISHED. GORGEOUS PCX)L . S 12,CXXl MO PERRY TAUB (714) 644..-5833 • "Why Settle for Mediocrity?" • Best PriUd 5¥ Lew! H~ • High Ceilir)gs . • Two MasteT Swi~ • Spacious FOrmal LJ41ing Areas • Custom Patios • Close to Fa.shiOn Island • Perf tct Flomplan for Entmaining OHettd at $457,500 • • • (714) 644-9060 EXT. 194 (714) 648-2326 PAGER . ,f Almost totally rebuilt 4BD, 3BA custom Ciesipi home which features fonnal dining, cotiltyft..: -f entry with fountain, high ceilings, built-in shelves, a very private master suite with bathroom, Ime backyard and many custom finishes. .J Beautiful, ~tpm 5BD, 4BA home in choice loca· -• tiOG~ Mmset and city light views~ and has to .. die for' master suite with sitting area, customized · closet, FP and view. Other amenities of the houso include white was~ wood floors and cabinets. . --1 ' •I> 1996 COMPANY AWARDS • 'f>resident's Club • #2 in Listings Taken • #2 in Listings Sold . DONALD PFAFF Broker Associate GRI Certificate HARBOR COVE • $639 ,000 . 4 bedrooms plus loft, 3 baths, high ceilings, gourmet kitchen open to family room, formal dining room, guard gated com- munity with pool and spa, ideal Baclc Bay Bluff location. 2307 WINDWARD LANE • $515,000 4 bcdrooou, 3 bath,, large 2,900 sq ft family home, giant 10,(XX) sq ft yard with pool and spa, new paint inside and out, walk to sports park. ESTATE SALE .. N~RT BEACH .. SUBMIT OFFERS .CAKOL MOCK 1·-800-301-3969 Imagine Coming Home to ••• EXCLUSIVE HARBOR ISLAND DRAMATIC EASTER HILL Incredible hilltop estate on approximately 26 acres offering breathtaking views of colorful sunsets, Catalina Island, Palos Verdes Peninsula and · sparkling city lights. $8,900,000 BRUCE MILLER I'RF.sIDENT'S CLUB • 644--9060 Ext. 131 # 1 COLDWELL BANKER AGENT IN CLOSED D OLLARS THROUGH SECOND QUARTER 1935 PORT NELSON -NEW LISflNG $599,000 1824 PORT ABBEY Pl.ACE SoMERSET -SoLD 1848 PORT MARGATE REPRESENTED BUYER & SEU.ER HARBOR VIEW HOMES N~ ~'-s; ~ f.iUml7 NBGHBOlUltXD Harbor View Homes is one of the most popular addresses in Newport Beach. Known for its greenbelts, community facilities and award .. winning Andersen School, it has become Newport's premier family neighborhood. Established in 1968, the neighborhood's six original home models (Monaco, Carmel, Montego, Palermo, Portofino and Somerset) have been supplemented by numerous remocJ .. eled and custom homes. Sales prices for homes sold in 1997 ranged between $410,000 and $1,400,000. Harbor View Homes is located next to the Fashion Island shopping center and the office complex of Newport Center. It is a short drive from the business districts of Irvine and Costa Mesa. The neighborhood is :;;;:;:;;:;.-less than two miles from the beach and Newport Harbor. 1939 PORT BRISfOL -NEW LISTING $669,000 1948 PORT ALBANS -SoLD REPRESENTED BUYER & SELLER 1911 PORT PROVENCE -Soto ON GREENBELT 1824 Poin SHEFFIELD .. HUOE FAMILY ROOM . $698.000 . 1836 PORT RENwJCK PORTOFINO -Solo 1960 PORT LAURENT -Soto REPRESENTED Bl1YER & SEUER ' l l ~ ~ N c 0 R 0 N A D E L Come home this summer to your villa by the sea . • • to spcctacu.lar sunsets and degam interiors created by unique European and American architectural details. Come home to easy sophistication -to lots of space and fabulous amenities including gourmet kitchens and tiled or hardwood floors. At Villa Del Este, no two homes are alike. Choose from stylish 2 and 3 bedroom interiors, up to 2,600 square feet. Priced from $295,000 with excellent financing available. be l Visit us in Corona Del Mar -tJt l!A bel l,le, 401 Seaward Road, Villa 3, Corona Del Mar. tel: 7141673""'4180. A-. -of July 10, 1117 KEY LENDERS AND RATES 30.Y9Wftxed NTE\EST -. P'OINT8 L()Ct(· TYPE P+tON« RA'R DWN N .. A.P.ft. 30.Y ....... Wlle 3.950% 20 1.000 7 .688 600,000 1.900 1TA 5.500% 20 1.000 8.217 214,600 2.750 1TS 3.950% 20 0.375 7.408 214,600 72.500 4.875% 20 2.500 8.531 214,600 3.000 35 o.625 8.1n 1,soo,000 2.750 110 1TS 1TS 1M 1Y 1M 1Y 1Y 5.500% 3.~ ------20 1.000 7.472. eoo.ooo 2.500 110 1M 5 1.000 8.849 214,eoo 2.7!i0 U1M ----20 0.000 7.253 214,800 2.375 110 1M 4.850% 20 1.000 7.430 7&0,000 2.450 110 1M 2.950% 20 0 .. 250 7.586 500,000 2.700 110 1M ---------2.950% 20 2.000 7.442 700,000 2.375 110 NA . NA NA NA NA NA NA 4.950% 20 1.125 7.344 214,600 2.350 110 1M NA 1M 2.950% ~1.000 ~038 214,600 2.250 __ L_1M ___ 1M_ 3.960% 20 1.000 7.422 214,600 2.450 110 1M 3.950% 20 1.000 __21~ 500,000 1.990 L 1M 20 2.500 8.927 214,600 3.000 USM 1M 8M -----20 2.000 7.442 700,000 2.375 110 20 1.000 7.472. 214,600 2.500 110 5.'7!50% 20 1.375 7.898 214,800 2.7!i0 110 1M ~ .. ---------~-5 1.500 8.288 214,600 2.750 1TS 1Y -5-.3-75-%--20--1.000 _a.387_21•,600 2.625 eco • -.. 8.125% 20 1.875 8.430 214,600 2.750 1TS 1Y 644-1.600' 723-8800 IXCLUllVI AfflLIATI Of SOTHEBY'S International Realty "··------· Harbor View Homes Expanded Palenno on L;qe lot with bade & side yards. San & Bncl Hlnman $689 ,000 Somerset 5 Bd. 3 Ba. family home on greenbelt. French doors and windows. Unda Lyle $729,000 Dover Shoreta Awesome views from this tastefully ~led spacious home. JoAa•• Perldns $1,095,000 Condo & Townhome WVing . Emerald Bay Ocean view lot with ~plans tor 5.000 square foot home- Rod Dale, $835,000 ,,. 6441600 723..:ssoo View Properties Bayview Ten•ce Great bay views, largest plan @ 2 I 00 sq ft. 3 bedrooms. Frank Hqhea $448,000 Harbor View HlUa Large lot with expansive view. 3 Bd. plus FR and DR. Evan Corkett $885,000 Sout.h Lllean• Blatt. Oceanfront estate on 3/4 of an acre 5 Bd. 6 Ba. Ftnster & Hieb $4,250,000 Newport SIM»Ne Steps to beach, tennis, pool, newer kJtchen and mths.. Kena.le Jo Rizzo $3.47,000 Balboa "Penln•ala Brand new cu~ tom home Just one door to the beach. Rond• Hein $549,000 Coron• del M•r 40 ft. lot south of htchway. 4 bedrooms plus family room. Laree ~dlUon In 1991. 1m Andrus $535,ooo llfYlne Ternice View of bay. Laree Iott Great loc.atlon. 4 Bd. 3 Ba. Flxer1 M•rtan PlllBlppl $895,000 . Corona del M•r Spectacular contemponuy home 90uthakle COM. San. HIP $899,000 Central Newport Oc:unfront 3 Bd. 3 8a. 2 FP, wine cellar, security system. Rick Lup¥la $1,095,000 Gated Communities Udo IU. Fabulous 5 bedroom bayfront home with dock. Bob..,. $1,19',000 Udo 1.ae Landmadt Bayfront Estate situated on easterlS' tip of Udo Isle. Debi Bibb & John McMonJcle Coron• del Mer 4 bedroom, 3 bath with panoramic view of harbor, ocean and city IJchts. Open ftoor plan. Me•da & MartJ )ollee $1 ,59',000 Island Uving Robin McMonigle Landmark Bayf"ront Estate Udo Isle Steve Olson One of" the Last Opportunities In Pelican Point Spectacular Laguna Beac h View Home Country French Family Home Beautlf'ully Remodeled Sln.11le Level Home 2391 Crestview Drive Curren~ly under constru~lon I 05 Via San Remo $699.000 1 997 SOLDS AND IN ESCROW 216 Via Lorca $629.000 .. Costa Mesa Condo 3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome, private patio Convenient to shopping, community pool $144,000 Villa Point Golf Course View Gated l Bd. with patio, facing 16th green Immaculate condition. End unit in quiet locatoo. $199,000 Costa Mesa Value 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. + family room, 2 story Lushly landscaped rear yard, quiet location $209,000 BayfrontCondo 2 Bd. 3 Ba. + den, prime ground level condo Excellent Lido Channel view, dock available $599,000 1997 SALES ACTMTY IN ESCROW p,.,m, Udo Isle Harbor Highlands Udo Isle Harbor Point Bayfront Bayfront p,.~rtr Eastslde Eastslde SOLD lrdne Cove Eastslde E.astslde Newport Heights Eutslde We9tNewport Newport Heights Udo Isle Udollle F.Mtblaff· UcloWe aa,froat RqtaatW Bu!ler Bu!ler Buyer Bu!ler Buyer Seller Re,nK11u4 Buyer Buyer Buyer Seller Bclfler Seller Bu11e1 Bu11er Seller Selkr Seller Bu JIU B1111er Seller Uclolele IWborVlew Homes Bu,et Bu~ Selltr ·aelcotHt Terrace Lld0181e lllijfaoat ._,rMt Seller Sdla .,,, in association with LANCE BOGGS 717-4744 Enalhh Coawold Bate 7 Bd. 9 Ba. 9(XX)+. .. ft l...ulaDous iKme (B 18,<XX> 9q. ft. ~ Spectacular harbor and Catalina views, spa $2,A95,000 Linda lale CUltcim 4 Bd. 6 BL "'tum-key" custom with large dock Prime westerly orimtation. private pooJ and spa $2,350,• L.Jl Udo Ille TnMlltloml 4 Bd. 3 BL oo prime Piazza Lido cons lot. 45' lot 2 muter suites, leCUl'ity system. blrdwood floon S'19J• " Linda &le Uaooa 6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. pride of ownership with large dock Volume ceilinp througbout. J.iabt, bright and open! $2,395,GMFEE c..... Ba,rr.t Bame 3 Bel. 3..5 BL Rane «led home, wry open floor plm Ideal toellhrdy orittlf!!Cioo w/ (i()' of fmltaac oo the t.y si.-,ooo Sea ... .,....,. ..... 5 Bd. 4 k familJ hOmeon pm.~ 3cs..,._pt-..1p. pied COllla w/ lalnia court ... ~· ·-. --'· .. . . . • ..... JERRY FINSTER AGENT OF THE YFAR ,_ 1996 COAST NEWPORT PROPERTIES 759~3750 . . .. --r-,-......... ' \ .. ~ ---I • ... ___ ...;;:s:_=2:::._::8~3-=5~1 ,4110 IN CLOSED ESCROWS IN I 996 ___ _ NUMBER ONE SALESPERSON I 995 & I 996 -1-997 SALES AND IN ESCROW 263 Crescent Bay $2,495,000 912 Via Zurich Circle• $595,000 2533 Monaco $2,750,000 2612 Vista Drive• • $449,000 2560 Irvine Cove Crest• $1,049,000 Poinsettia• • $449,000 337 Via Lido Soud $1,695,000 708 Gainsborough• $419,000 339 62nd Street•• $434,900 2526 Monaco $1,375,000 145 Irvine Cove Circle• $2,495,000 413 Flower Street• $308,000 2 Camship $234,000 31 721 Seacliff $2,995,000 J 25 Cedar Way ~ $649,000 ~ • Rqres111ted Buyer •,• ltqnst11ttd Seller & Buyer ... Please ca([ us for more information on ang of tliese special properties. '1Jar6ara HUTCHINGS + UDO ISLE BAYFRONT $1,99S,OOO ==------.... !Wiii .. OCEANFRONT! $92S,OOO 1"Js lovely, llcht and brieht home is ri&ht on the beach ln • prtz.ed section of oceanfront. Just • short walk to Balboa shops. restaurants and the lf.lboa ll1and feny. CUSTOM BEACH IE $693,000 Built new ln '91, used only• second home. l bedrooms plus den, l t>.ths. JOOftop dedt; Nffl' beach and bay ln prtaecl a.Jboa nelChborttood. l,.otJ ARE iN\lITED! J>.\TE, S . .\Tl'HDA Y A:'-:D SUNDAY, J ULY 12 AND 13 PL..\ct·:, -t2H \"IA LIDO NORD -LlDO ISLE Tl~lE: 1,00 TO 5,00 P.~1. l >Cl'.\SH>:":, PRE~llER OPEN HOt:SE OF A BRA .. ~D NEW CUSTOM BAYFRO~J' H O~lE The finishing touches are nearly complete on this fabulous. brand new custom bayfront home on Lido Isle Unobstructed main channel views from throughout this waterfront beauty, which was designed and built by a design and construction team with dozens of premier waterfront homes to their credit. The architecture as a stunning French Mediterranean style. highlighted by a roof of Imported slate. custom arched garage door, and copper gutters and flashing. Design treatments include generous use of limestone, granite and marble, all in a subdued palate of neutral colors I HOPE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO PREVIEW THIS SPECIAL'HOME DURING OUR PREMIER PUBLIC VIEWlNG! ON THE SAND $997,SOO No boardwalk -Just beach and ocean at your front door. 2 units on premium comer lot for maxim.um views. Cieat cash flow -call for detalJsl $379,000 Localed In a quiet nelchborhood yet• short walk to the best swtmmJn&and surftnc beeches and Udo shops and rescawarits. this mlnt-<OOditlon butJctnc Is the perfect~ st.9ter home.°'~ Ill the heed\. EASTBLUFF WITH A VIEW $499,000 Wonderful 3 bedroom and den floor plan, prlvate courtyard entJy, updated country kitchen. Uvtnc areas open to private pool W\d spa and wonderfuJ view. CUSTOM BAYFRONT $995,000 All-new construct1on ln 1992. Fabulous home on the water w1th boat dock ln cated community. Beautiful design and detail ln this 5 bedroom, approx. 4.500 sq. k. gemt l tJ<., I 01\1 IN Bl\l BO,\ BF,ACHFRONI OPPORTUNITIES OCEANFRONT VACATION RENTAL .. ... ,. ·'. Gotgeous, open and spadousl 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3 car oversized garage, pool and spa, large master with peek-a-boo view! Re4MU4 ta $759,000 Landmarlt Bayfront Estate slttiated on the mveted easterly tip of prestigious Udo Isle. This lot boasts 200 feet of bay fmntaA Panoramic view of the mafor islands lrt Newport Harbor: This ts a premier opportunity to own the Best of the Best! Forever views from this prtde Lifetime Sales · Achievement Hall of Fame Member 759~3707 of ownership 4 bedroom Port Royal. New carpet, paint and roof! I Private spa, tranquil settlfii, pedect for entertalnin&. . $665,000 • BELCOURT ~N~ • Four bed~ms plus study • Lush, tropical outdoor landscaping •Gourmet kitchen with Viking stove, •Black bottom pool and spa fireplace, butcher block center island • Private guard gated community • Ftnest quality workmanship • 3 car garage 31 Versailles LISTED AND SOLD IN 0NE WEEK For Results, Call I .. . JIM KLINE 759-3771 SHIRLEY HARRIS Hall of Fame Member 759-3727 EXCEPTIONAL 0PPORTU N ITI ES Spectacular oceanfront contempo{ary home. Great use of limestone, granite, walls of glass, two story master bedroom suite. $8,500,000 408 Avocado Unique secluded location with fabulous ups(de view potential. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on sought after 45 foot lot. $64cJ,OOO l ' 1954 Port LC>cbletah Beautiful 6 bedroom, 5 bath remodel on one of Harbor View homes most desirable streets. 3 ·Rue Deauville BEST Buv Guard gated Big Canyon. Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath, den with a nice rear patio and French doors. 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