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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
SChriber takes first Tea Cup Classic
• Big Canyon champion
claims title in innaugral
golitournainentatNew-
port Beach Country Club.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Selby
Schriber of Big Canyon Country
Club, who shot par on every hole
in the back nine, pulled away
from the field on Friday in the Tea
Cup Classic at Newport Beach
Country Club and won the first
Bayside
residents
file Suit
• Mobile home occupants
say lease-holder used
false information in move
to acquire land.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -About
20 residents of Bayside Village
mobile home par.le filed a $40 mil-
lion lawsuit against the park's
lease-holding company alleging
a deal that would hand the land
over to the company is based on
false information.
The suit was filed in state
Superior Court Friday against
DeAn.za Corp. and the Bayside
Vlllage Homeowners Associa-
tion. It claims DeAm.a represen-
tatives and association board
members made •misleading
statements• about lawsuits that
were pending against the corpo-
ration, proposed rent increases
and proposed new leases. ·
DeAnza Corp. president
Michael Gelfand said he hadn't
heard about the lawsuit but
denied that any misinformation
campaign occurred.
·we had meetings with
lawyers present,• be said. •we
were as fully disdosive as we
could be.•
Bayside Village Homeowners
Association president David
Brownell declined to comment on
the suit, saying he hadn't beard
about it either. •But it's a free
country -anybody can file a
lawsuit,• be said.
The bankruptcy plan that
would allow DeAnza to buy the
land beneath the mobile home
park and settle years of legal con-
flicts with the residents is set to
be finalized Aug. 7. Friday's suit
means more legal tension and
•SEE BAYSIDE PAGE A11
golf tournament in the Pletcher
Jones Motorcars/Daily Pilot Club
Championship Series by five
strokes.
Schriber, one of the leading rea-
sons why the Pletcher Jones
event was created in the first
place, fired a 2-over-par 74 to fin-
ish ahead of Debble Albright
(Newport Bea.ch Country Club),
Marianne Towersey (Santa Ana
Country Club) and Denise
Woodard (Mesa Verde) in front of
an estimated gallery of 100.
HI wish I could stay and party,•
said Schriber, who collected the
winning tea set, before shoving
off to Boston to compete in the
U.S. Women's Amateur next
week.
Schriber, who celebrated early
when she had a tour-stroke
advantage with three holes
remaining, made five pars on the
front nine, three bogeys and one
birdie to lead by one stroke over
Albright at the tum.
Schriber, who played even par
on the back, was relenUess. She
was as steady as a tug boat and
never looked back.
v1 played well today,• Schriber
said. HDerek Hardy (Pelican Hill
Golf Club) is my coach and he
straightened me out (Thursday)
morning when I met with him for
about an hour. I always see him
when my game's a little off. He
can look at just two or three of my
swings and know right away
exactly what I'm doing wrong.•
There was little that went wrong
with Schriber's swing during her
victory in the Tea Cup Classic,
although a hole in one on the 17th
would have made it a better day.
Nobody had a hole in one there,
missing out on winning a 1997
C230 Mercedes-Benz.
•SEE TEACUP PAGE A11
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Ted Jones of Pletcher Jones Motorcars congratulates second-
place finisher Debbie Albright at the end of the Tea Cup Classic.
Rehab returns
,for city review
• Nancy Clark has been running an alcohol and drug
counseling center against officials' wishes.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -It's been two
years since the city derued Nancy
Clark a permit to operate an alco-
hol and drug rehabilitation cen-
ter, and now that she's obtained a
state license, the issue will be
back before the Planning Com-
mission on Monday.
Despite the permit derual, Clark
has operated the 19-unit sober
living community at 1110 Victoria
St., since 1994. But neighbors
who live in the area tned to stop
her from operating the facility, at-
ing concerns about trafhc and
noise, among other things
After converting the apartment
complex into a recovery home,
Clark in March obtained the
license allowing her to operate
programs and meeungs there.
But the license came after much
debate among city offiaals.
ln May 1995, the City Council
voted 3-2 denying her a permit
that would have allowed her to
operate the facility under such a
structured rehabilitation pro-
gram. That decision overturned a
2-1 approval from the Planning
Commission a month earlier.
Clark believes the council's
deas1on was unconstltutional, cit-
mg a Supreme Court ruling that
prohibits cities from using zoning
laws to discriminate against
recovering alcoholics and drug
• SEE REHAB PAGE A 11
Residents ·battle to
save Marinapark
• Mobile home owners hope to convince city officials a
hotel and restaurants are not the best option for land.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The oty
is pushing ahead Wlth plans to
develop the Marinapark site that
now houses mobile homes. But in I
the process, park residents will
have the chance to present therr
own competitive bid that would
allow them to stay put on the Bal-
boa Peninsula site.
The city finance committee
voted Friday to recommend the
City Council solicit consultant
proposals on how best to use the
city-owned land. But when coun-
cil members consider the recom-
mendation Aug 25, they'll also
hear a financial analysis authored
by park residents that contradicts
a consultant report completed this
week that favors replacing the 60
mobile homes with a hotel.
The report says that leveling
the park for houses, hotels and
restaurants would nearly double
the value of the 10. 71 acres
between 15th and 19th streets.
Park residents have been bracing
for such a recommendation for
years, knowing their lease expires
•SEE RESIDENTS PAGE A11
I f your looking fof a big
Mlection of ornate
frames, try Leyla's Frame a ~ (8?3-6578) at 2515
B. Coast Highway, Ste. 9,
Corona del Mar.
The frame shop has more
than 2,000 moldings to
choose from and many
museum-quality, add-free
mats perfect for framing
original art, lithographs,
posters and photogr~pbs.
Leyla's also can do Plexiglas
and shadow boxes and
frame custom mirrors. Own-
er Ahmad Yousef named the
store after his 13-year-old
daughter.
Yousef has an art back-
ground and is an asset in
making design and color
coordination choices. Yousef
says he strives to offer the
finest service and quality at
·an affordable price. To
: ensure the best quality, all
"work is done on the premis-
g,.r
wylder
and supply store that is giv-
ing a free •skin scanner"
facial analysis and 15% off
Dermalogica products from
"'noon to 3 p.m. as part of its
in-store promotion. Other
exclusive skin care products
sold at 17th Street Beauty
include Pevonia, Guinot,
Murad, Cellex-C and M.D.
Formulation.
es. If you bijng in this col-
umn, you can receive a 10%
discount on yom next fram-
ing pmchase.
Golf fans of all ages can
now own a memento of
Tiger Woods with the new
Tiger Woods Tudor
Chronograph, a new sports
watch that is perfect on or
off the course. The watch is
available in a variety of col-
ors at Tourneau (850-0222)
in South Coast Plaza, which
was the first store to carry
the watch in Southern Cali-
fornia. The name Tiger
appears on the dial of the
watch, and with a stainless
steel case, the dial also is
available in red, green,
Approximately 500 junior Weguards took off from the Balboa Pier Prlday morning to compete ln the Monster Mlle.
Balboa Island Kids
Clothing (673-5542) is hav-
ing its summer sale and
clearance featuring the best
selection of quality name-
brand infant and children·s
clothing. Also, the· Magasin
209 women's store has a
great sale in progress. Bal-
boa Island Kids Clothing
and Magasin 209 share the
same location at 209 Marine
Ave ., Balboa Island.
THE MONSTER MILE
Competition has junior lifeguards running a mile in the sand, then swimming back
By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot
Hobie Sports Ltd. (675-
9700) has expanded its
selection of children's and
women's clothing by adding
new sections in the store,
and it's offering body board
rentals dUiing the summer.
It's located a t 2831 E. Coast
Highwdy in Corona del Mar.
blue, yellow, white or black.
The Tiger Woods Tudor
Chronograph sells for
$1,950 on a strap and $2,030
on a stainless steel Oyster
bracelet. The Tudpr line is a
subsidiary of Rolex Watch,
USA.
• HST BUYS appears Thursdays
and Saturdays. If you know of a
best buy, please write me at 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, call
me at 540-1224 or e-mail me at
dpllot20earthlink.net.
N EWPORT BEACH -Competing
in the shadow of a 30-foot, inflat-
able T-Rex, junior lifeguards
dressed in monster costumes on Friday
took part in the sixth annual Monster
Mile at Balboa Pier.
They started at Balboa Pier with a
mile run in the sand to 10th Street and
then a mile swim back to the pier.
•1t•s a cuhrunation of all the effort
\Qsy've put forth UUs summer." said
John Mitchell, assistant coordinator of
~event.
Today is Dermal Day at
17th Street Beauty (642-
1717), a full-service salon
· Pilot
VOL 91, NO. 173
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Blackles 2-4 s
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Toole. Wmners in the division for 12-
and 13-year-olds were Nolan Bobroff
and Heather Hateman. Danny Natalizio
and Paige Lansing won in the division
for 9-to 11-year-olds.
Thursday, 100 of the program's top
junior lifeguards will compete in the
U.S. Lifesaving National Competition in
San Diego.
To end their ~ ot training, the
junior lifeguards fiDllh up by competing
in the Iron.man, a volunteer competition,
on Aug. 9.
Designed to • ~an_-proor kids, the
dty-sponsored Juniof Ltfegdard Pro-,
gram, is held every summer for eight
weeb beginning in June. Participants
learn. among other things, safety around
riptides, how to prevenl.Q[ handle a
dangerous situation in the water and
CPR
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bulld to 2 feet and • The S®th swell's 4-foot swell will starting to fall off, come from the but don't take that Southwest. Areas of as any kind of dis-momlngfog. couragement. You
should still run into TIDES
TODAY waves at least 4
First low feet. meaning
3:50a.m. -0.3 faces hittJng just First high ovemead. On top 10:12 a.m. 4.2 of that. new ener-Second low gy from the south-3:16p.m. 2.0 west expected Second high
9:22 p.m. 5.9 around Sunday
SUNDAY may start filling In
First low today. That should
4:20a.m. -0.3 brighten the fore-First high cast leading Into 10:41 a.m. 4.3 the coming week. Second low In the meantime, 3:50p.m. 1.9 look at how condl-Second high tfons are around 9:54p.m. 5.7
the point and in
WATEJt the vk1nlty of
TEMPERATURE: 63 Upper Newport.
Junior Uteguuct Instructor Greg Roberts got Into the
splrtt of the Monster Mlle competition.
NEWPOllT lfACJt
• w.t lllllMMI loulevuct. A ~rse and other~ worth $635 was stolen from a car pa ed in the 1100 block. wio-
dow was sm.shed.
• luddnglwn: A stereo worth $400 was stolen from a car
pati(ed in the 1000 blodc. The window was smashed.
• Irvine Aveue: A purse, cash and other tfo<>P«tY worth $90
was stolen from a car parked in the 3100 ock. The trunk lock
WAS punctured.
• c:o.t llouleVllrd Md 61st Street: A c.ar was stolen from near the Intersection.
• C..-Drive: A computer and fax equipment worth
S 13, 100 was stolen from a business In the 3700 block.
COSTA~
• w.t ..._ 5tNet: A bike worth S 100 was stolen from
Inside an apartment complex garage In the 600 block. The
cable lock was cut.
• AV'OQ!ldo 5tNet: A car stereo worth $370 wais stolen from an
unlocked car In the 300 block.
• ~ Sb'9ft A cellular phone worth $400 was stolen from a motel parking lot ln the 1.00 block.
• AMIN A,,.._: Credit cards and a ~net were S1oMn from •
CM In the 1600 block. The driven side lodu YtWe punched out.
• Mela v.'de Drtw East Compact discs,, • walunan and c.sn
worth S 105 were stolen from a locked vehicle In ~
structure In the 2700 block. Thett was no signed
entry.
·Jamie's life could make a gaod screenplay
I t my high school acquaintance
Ridwd Zanuck hires me to
write a saeenplay based on the
life ol Jamie Bdwards-Actml. the
n.w Uliltant clergy at St Michael
and All Angell Bpilcopal Chwdl
in Coron.a del Mar, I will begin
wttb the ltandan:l opening of all
movie and 1V acrtptS: •pade in.•
Of coune, then comes the hard
part, setting the scene and writ-
ing the script. One opening for
Jamie's biopic, as •va,rtety• calls
such producUom,might go this
way:
•Ext. night.A deserted street in
Berkeley. The pavement glistens
from the fog swirling in from the
San Francisco Bay. We hear the
sound of a small choir linging a
Gregorian chant. Through the
fog, the music is wafting through
the open window of a ~urch. We
hear muted footsteps coming
closer, until we see the figure of a
young man. He stops, listens to
the music. •eut to angle as young man
turns and begins to enter the
church.•
Not a bad opener. Good mood-
setter, with the eeriness of the
H~.-1 . louJFtlt
fog, the ethereal flavor of a Gre-
gorian chant and the mystery of
this young man walking alone.
Better yet, it's true. It really
WU tbe opening scene of the rest
of the life of Jamie Bdwudl-
Acton.
At the time he went in and 111:.
tened to tb,at choir, JIUil.le wasn't
an Bp!Mx>palian1 he wasn't an
anything.
•Most of my life, I've been a
cook and a baker,• Jamie says. •1
was working as a cook at Rick
and Ann's restaurant in Berkeley,
and I was just out for a walk when
I heard that choir. There Weta
eight or nin~ men singing and
maybe 50 people in this huge
church. So I became a cook and a
singer. That was my door to the
church.·
Jamie soon realized what he
wanted to do with his life. He sent
a letterto a ftl8Il with whom he
enjoyed mutual mends from his
days at UC Santa Barbara. The
man was the Right Rev. Frederick
H. Borsch, bishop of the Episco-
pal Diocese of Southern Califor-
nia.
~The only thing I can see
Anltnal Coolcles
~Mhtiissz·1 ~ I9
RED. 'S.11 17 az.
I ETHICAL NUTRIENTS J
fred
martin
myself being is a priest.• Jamie
wrote ..
•The first thing you need to do
ls get baptized,• the bishop
replied.
'Th.at Jamie did, then moved to
downtown Los Angeles to be a
social worker inthe Episcopal
Urban Intern program. It was
rather a sweeping change from
cooking iri everything from
restaurant kitchens to dive-ship
galleys.
But not nearly as drastic as
Jamie's conversion to Christiani-
ty, a move his younger -by 20
minutes -twin brother Josh had
made years earlier.
•we shared a lot of dreams
and visions,• Jamie says. •His
were God-centered, mine were
focused on hwnan potential."
Josh beat Jamie to the priest-
hood and now has his own parish
in Paris, Texas.
There are other siblings -11
of them altogether, raised in
Hemet by a school principal
father and teacher mother.
The parents are retired now.
Half the year, they live in a small
house on the beach south of
Ensenada. The other half, they
travel the country in an elderly
camper truck, visiting their 11
kids, 27 grandchildren and five
-"maybe it's six now• -great-
grandchildren, spread from Ore-
gon to Houston to North Caroli-
na.
At St. Michael's, Jamie will be
backing up the Rev. Peter Haynes
in all the usual pastoral functions,
but his primary mission is to bring
some new spunk to the parish's
programs for teenagers and
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REG. '3.15 11.5 az.
Mahrrlshi Avwved
young adulta.
I suspect Jamie is a perfect fit
for the job. Just 33, he has rel.a·
tive youth on his side. Interacting
with teens and 20· and JO-some-
things will come quite naturally.
When we chatted Thunday
morning, Jamie's black shirt and
clerical collar contrasted
unequivocally with his buzz cut,
faded jeans, black steel-toed
boots and the three little strips of
silver that adorn his left ear.
One or two parishioners are a
little put·off by all this, the newty
ordained deacon said. But every-
body else in the ftock bas warmly
embraced Jamie and his wife,
Suzanne, who has a masters in
pastoral ministry.
•1 guess I'm not quite what
some of the people were expect-
ing,· Jamie grinned. "But people
are just people. I intend to do the
same kind of ministry here I
would do anywhere else. The
gospel speaks to the same things
in Newport Beach as it does in
downtown L.A."
• FRED MARTI,.'S column runs
every Thursday and Saturday.
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• . Orange County
• C-oundl ol the Boy Scouts ol
America and the Rotary dWities
MD be the real winnen in tbe
Aug. 9 fund·ralsing event spon-
sored by the Ne wport Beach
Suruise Rotary Oub at Wlage
Creen. According to club Presi-
dent Al}'554 Westover, this is the
~d annual Rotary Roulette
fund-raiser and they expect a full
house at the Wlage Crean.
The $75-per-person ttdtet
!Jlcludes valet parking, compli-
mentary champagne greeting,
lruftet dinner, silent auction and
$100 in saip for the protessional-
ty managed gaming tables. You
are invited to join the fun while
faising funds for local charities.
Reservabons are due Monday to
btc ca.rlson at 260-3627.
PEACE WAUC; You are invited
to join 500 wall.ers and Walk for
Peace. This multi-cultural enter-
tainment event will be held on
Sept. 20 from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. at
Jtiangle Square. The walk is
Sponsored by the United Nations
Association. Peace a,g. Alloci·
ation. Baha'i ol ~County,
Newport-Mesa lrviDe l.ntedaitb
Coundl. I.Jons. Jaycees and the
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Thangle Square Merchants Asso-
ciation. There is no charge for
participation in the walk.
Walkers will circle Triangle
Square beginning at 11 a.m.,
hear from Costa Mesa Mayor
Peter Buffa and Newport Beach
Mayor Jan Dehay at noon and
enjoy entertainment such as
_Police off er tips as way
~o quell rash of bUrglaries
By Leslie Simmons, Dally Ptlot
· The Eastbluif and Newport
1'lorth com.mu.rubes have been
t>lagued by a senes of residential
burglanes. members of the crime
prevention unit of the Newport
Beach Pollce Department report-
ed
Authonbes report most of the
burglanes occur on weekdays
between the hours of 7 a .m. and 6 p.m. The most common methods
9t entry into the residences have
been through rear sliding glass
aoors. which are either unlocked
or have been pned open. The
lhieves usually take 1ewelry or
~erling silver items .
• • In addibon to these burglaries,
·i>olice reported SlX garage bur-
CJlanes which usually occurred in
~ early morning hours. Items
were taken from the garage and
unlocked vehicles parked inside.
Td help deter these cnmes, the
Police Department otters the fol-
lowing crime prevention tips:
• Always lock doors and win-
dows even when leaving for •just
d rrunute •
• Never leave a house key
under a doormat, in a flowerpot or
on the ledge of a door. These are
the first places a burglar will look.
• Close and lock the' garage
door and any side doors leading
into the garage. An empty garage
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advertises your absence.
• Use timers so that llghts,
radios and televisions go on and
off throughout the ~ouse to give
the llllpression that someone is
home.
• Join Neighborhood Watch!
The best crime prevention device
ever invented is a good neighbor.
Opportunities for crime can be
reduced by looking out for neigh-
bors and acting as extra eyes and
ears for the Police Department.
All residents should report sus-
picious persons and activities
immediately to the Newport
Beach Police Department by call-
ing 644-3717 or for emergencies
call 911.
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ClloU ol tbe Los ADgelel Baha'i c.enter.
Radio ltatlcm KEZY-PM Will
tiroedcelt ltW from~
Squared~ 1be event: For
more infonnatioli.. call 957-2894.
COMMUMTY NOTES: Balboa
Bay Club President Henry
Sddelela bu accepted a major
challenge for the betterment of
Orange County. He is the chair-
man of the hotel and hospitality
section ot this fall's United Way
Campaign. His goal is to help the
United Way of Orange County
raise more tbab $20 million from
owners and employees of our
hotels, n!:Staurants and tow1st
industries. The money would be
used to meet the human Mnioe
needs in our community.
Newport-Mesa school Super-
intendent Mac Bernet bas bit the
speaking trail this summer mak-
ing himseU available to servia!
d ubs, religious congregations
and community groups, talking
about the challenges facing edu-
cation. His presen tation includes
humor aad "'#'Dito c:UI-•
laDgel aDd OIJPJI"....., iD our
local ICboOll. lb ec:b8dule Bemd.
call 760-3502.
QUI NOll5: Haita Mela
Uom Oub memhen wtll bave a
Spaghetti Splalb dbmm for
members and guests at the home
of member Ann Mcllroy on Aug.
9.
WOlmt REPEA11NG: Prom the
Scuttlebutt. the newsletter of the
Kiwanis Club of Newp<>:rt Beach-
Corona del Mar, "Doil't forget
that the quality ol your life will
be detennined by the quality ot
the people in your life.• .
SBMCE a.m I UIW nes
co1t•Ui WIEll: w.m to get men
involYed In your QJmlnUnfty. make new
~ netWOttc O< giYe something
badt to your community7Try a seMa!
dub. You are invited to attend a di.lb
meeting tti;, week. Many dubs win buy
your first11uest meal f« you.
MONDAY; -6:30 p.m.: The Harbor
Mesa Lions Oub meets art the C.osU
Mesa Country Oub to hear from Jill
Uoyd of the Orange .County Fair public
relations staff on the recent fair and
future plans. • . ~AY -7:30 a.m.: The Newport.
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Orenge Ce>Mt .,_.. Uofts Club
· meets at Mimi's C.at.. NoOn: The C:O.-
ta Mela Nci1fi 9ClwMfl Club meets M
the Holrct.y IM. IClw.nfl Club of
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Club. The ~.Club of Newport Harbor mMti at the ~ liland
Vactrt Club. The Newport-Irvine
Rotaf)' CfuP mffts It the Irvine Mar-
riott Hotel. 7 p.m.: The NewPort
Beach Llom Club meets It the Bahia
Corinthian Yad'lt Club.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST~ 1"7
New scfi9ol center will .be. catered just for children
• OCC's new children's
center will be set to open
in a few months.
By Mlchelle Terwilleger, Dally Pilot
. COSTA MESA -U the world
was built for cb1ldren, walls would
only be 4 feet high, ~ would be
a foot or so off the ground. and Win-
dows wou1d.n't require tiptoes to
see through.
And U Orange Coast 'College
was goiDg to go through all the
trouble to raise money for a new
children's center, they were going
to build it for children.
: •1t•s real reflective of what chil-
dren 1'.¥!00. • said Vickie Borthwick.
jsss:istant director of OCC's Chil-
dren's Center. •1 don't think there's
anything missing off this building .•
BRIAN POBUDA I DAllY Pl.OT
Land.lcapen Fernando Maqueda, left. and lsacc Oliva work In
the dirt In front of Orange Cout College's new chlldren's center.
The new $2.86 million, 13-
square-foot dllldren's center on the
southwest oomer of campus will be
filled with kids within months, after
months of construction delays. It
bas all the amenities a toddler
could want: toilets that don't
require a lift from an adult. kid-
sized counter tops and cabinets.
"We have low windows, so they
can hold themselves up and look
out the window," Borthwick said
•Goodbye windows" run along
the side of each classroom door, so
children watch their parents as
they leave.
The 40,000 square feet of land
that surrounds the building also
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bas kids in m1Dd. wtth ftne, soft
sand culbkm!Dg ~· sand·
boxes, a txa path rUnnlng an the
way around tbe center. E\'eD the
Jandv..ape bu been altered to keep
things tnterelUng. '
•Ollldren have a natural dim.b-
ing instinct,. Borthwick said. And
recogn1zing that. landscapers are
construct1ng grass DlQUDdl outside
the toddler rooms for aawling.
Behind the building, a eeries ol
small barns designed ani1 built by
OCC students will hoUle chickens,
goats, sheep and other animals,
The center, located ol1 Merri-
mac Way will acrommodat.e a.bout
170 cbi1dren per semester.
Depending Oil age. tbe adult-child
ratio will.range from 3-1to6-1.
Because the center will operate
primarily from state and federal
grants, it must give preference to
low-income students who will
receive the child ca.re free or at a
subsidized rate.
·we're trying to support the stu-
dent," Borthwick said. •Parents
need to get there and~ to dau .•
Bullden broke ~ for the
center in Mardi 1996, and lince
then. the project bu been pagued
with ram~ other delays. "
An opening caemony for the
center is plamwd for the spring,
although the program probablJ
will be in operation before then. •
Douglas Bennett. occ founda ..
tion director, said be hopes fin\
lady Hillary Rtvfham Ointoo will
accept an invitation to the inaugur-
al ceremony.
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1 • Fashion Island's 1997 Summer
, : Concert Series presents a free
• :~oncert with Th~ Barry Rillera
: : 'Sand with special guest Bill
; ~edley and opening ad Derek
• Bourdeaux from 6 to 8 p .m.
; Wednesday. Preferred seating
tickets will be sold at Fashion
Island's Concierge desk for $10.
for more mformation. call 720·
0316. ..
' "1ESA THEATRE
· The Aquabats along with My
Superhero, lnunortals, the
Mosleys and the Moon Monkey!>
will perform at 8 p.m. on Aug. 9
at the Mesa Theatre in Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $1 0 and all
ages are welcome. For inlorma-
}Jon. call 991-2055
"TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS
Free lJve cldssic rock perfor-
mances are scheduled from noon
lo 2:30 pm l\tonddy through Fn -
µay; from 7 to 1 O p m. Fnday and
· Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m.
' Sdlurday and Sunddy afternoons
in the Town Square at Triangle
Square in Costa Mesa.
ART
· ARTSHOW
A showmg ot locd1 artists'
works will bC' hC'lcl from 10 a m
to 5 p m todd} dl the Bayside
Shopping Center dl Bayside Dn-
' e and Jamboree Road, Newport
: J3each. For mJormation, call 631-
2232.
PORTFOLIOS
The Orange County Museum
of Art Museum Education Center
\\.'lll hold d class, A Small Portfo-
lio, today from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . a t
. 850 San Clemente Drive,.New-
p ort Beach. Participants will
ieam how to make a smatt CUS·
tom-made portfolio. Registra tion
• I!> $75 plus ffidlerials. For i.nior-
matiOll, ~ 759·1122 ext. 211 •
EXHl8IT
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum displays its 1997 sum·
mer exhibit, "Wind on tbe Water:
Women Photographers in Yacht-
ing, from 10 a.m. to S p.m. ,
through Nov. 9. The museum is
located aboard the riverboat
Pride ot Newport, docked at the
Back Bay Bridge, 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Admission is free for members1
$4 for guest adults1 $1 for guest
child,ren 12 and younger. The
museum is closed Mondays. Por
more information, call 675-8915,
ext. 102.
JEFFREY BECOM
An exhibition of Jeffrey
. Secom's work will be displayed
through Aug. 15 from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Mondo.y through Friday at
the Architectural, Planning and
Interior Design firm of Dougherty
& Dougherty, 3UM Airport Loop,
Suite D, Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 644-7228.
STIU LIFE
The Orange County Museum
of Art offers an intermediate
watercolor class, Exploring The
Still Life, from 1 to 3 p.m. every
Saturday through Aug. 9 at 850
San Clemente Drive, Newport
Beach. Fee is $40 for members,
students and seniors and $50 for
others. For information, call 759-
1122. I
SPOTLIGHT TOURS
The Orange Museum of Art
presents • Spotllgl;it 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 mli.seum galleries
and are free with admission.
Admission is SS for adults, $4 for
seniors and students, and dlil-
dren under 16 and members are
free. For information, call 759-
1122.
TUESDAY TALKS
• The Orange County Museum
of Art presents "Tuesday Tallcs at
Noon," a series of free talks at
noon by artists, critics and histo-
ri~ complementing the art dis-
played in the museum's galleries
at 850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Beach. On Tuesday, art
historian Roberta Carasso will
discuss "Mark Rothko: The Man
and the Myth." For information,
call 759-1122.
FIRE AND ICE
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents "Fire and Ice
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Myth. Ead y Palntingl from the
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through Sept. 1 at tbe Orange
County Museum of Art. 850 San
Clemente Drive. Newport Beach.
Por more information, call 7 59-
1122.
COLOR PHOTOS
The Orange CoWlty Museum
of Art presents "Real Life/Still
Ufe by Marie Cosindas" featur-
ing color photographs through
Aug. 31 at the OCMA South
Coast Plaza Gallery, 3333 Bristol
St, Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call 759-1122.
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 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. New-
port Beach. For information, call
673-7863.
SWIMWSONS
Orange Cout College Otten
summer IW1m leuom with 30
and 40-mlnute claHW beg1nning
at 9:30 a.m. ~Aug. 4-15. The
last d eae1 start at 3:45 p.m. each
day~ Cle•• are available for
todcnera, non·swhnmen, begin-
ning rwtmmen, advanced begin·
nen, intermediates and competi-
tive swimmers. Cost of the pro·
gram ii $42. Jn addition to a
beginning water polo class and a
beginning competitive swim
camp, there will be a Parent and
Me class for mothers, fathers or
adult guardiam. To register, call
432-5880.
ROBERT MONDAVI
The Robert Mondavi Wine &
Food Center offers a participa-
tion cooking class Monday from
10 a.m. to 3 p .m. Registration is
$100. Tbe center presents a wine
seminar called •District Wines"
on Tuesday at 7 p.m. The cost is
$35. On Wednesday, the center
offers a program called Wine &
Food Pai.ring at 7 p.m . The price
is $45. The center is located at
1570 Scenic Ave .. Costa Mesa.
For reservations, 979-4510.
SAFMIRUNCH
A Slilarl Sunday Bnanch
Cruise ii available aboard tbe
54-foot Emerald Forest Tild
docked ht Balboa at the Pun
Zone from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
every Sunday. The cost is $25.95
pet penon and $15.95 for chil-
dren Wlder 12. Por reservations,
call 673..02.CO.
FARMERS MARKETS
• Every Thursday there ts a
farmers market from 8:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. The Orange Coun-
ty Mark.et Place is every Satur-
day and Sunday from 7 a.m . to 4
p.m. in the main fairgrounds
parking lot. For information, call
723-6616.
• Every Saturday there is a
farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m . in the municipal parking
lot at Bayside Drive and Mar-
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SHOWT Pl.AV FEST
Orange Coast College's
Repertory Theatre Company will
stAge a series of short plays by
David Ives at 8 p.m. today With a
2 p.m. Sunday matinee in the
Drama Lab Studio at 2701
Pairvtew Road, Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $5, available at the
door. Seats may be reserved by
calling 432-5640.
THE SUM OF US
The Theatre District presents
the adult comedy "The Sum of
Us" at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur-
day and 7 p .m. Sunday through
Aug. 9 at '2930 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $15 for Friday
and Sunday performances and
$20 for Saturdays. For tickets,
cAll 435-4043.
KIDS
MINI-MASTERS
The Orange County Museum
of Art presents a summer art camp
for kids ages 3 to 5 called Mini-
Masters on Tuesdays and Thurs-
days, Aug. 5 through 14 from 10 to
11 a.m. at 850 Sail Clemente Dri-
ve, Newport Beach. For informa-
tion or to register, call 644-3151.
.. CAMP
Orange Coast College Summer
Sports and Activity Camp offers
children ages 5 to 14 a wide vari-
ety of sports Monday through Fri-
day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
Orange Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Reg-
istration fee is $65 for morning
half-day camp or $45 for the after·
noon half-day camp. A full-day
session is $95. For information, call
432-5880.
DETECTIVES
Young detectives entering first
through fifth grades are invited to
crack the case of disappearing
bunnies, birds and braids at New-
port Public Library magic pro-
grams dwing the week of Aug. 4.
The first program is on Monday at
10:30 a .m. in the Friends Meeting
Room of the Newport Beach Cen-
tral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.
Repeat programs will be held
Wednesday at 3 p .m. at Mariners
Branch, 2005 Dover Drive and
Aug. 7 at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa
Branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. For
information, call 717-3801.
LAUNOiPAD
Ca.mp Launch Pad offers a five-
day indoor scientific camp for chil-
dren ages 7-12 at 9 a .m., Monday
through Friday, at 3333 Bear St.,
third floor, Crystal Court at South
Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa. Activi-
ties include meeting animals from
the Santa Ana Zoo. designing and
building wind-powered cars and
more. Registration is $100 per
week for members, $120 per week
for nonmembers. Extended days
for members is $140 per week and
$160 per week for nonmembers.
LYLEEN & JEFF EWING
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. 1997 A7
For more information. call 546-
2061 .
· BIG MYSTERY
t Junior Detectives, ages • to 13,
are needed to help Costa Mesa
Ubnuy Detectives, Inc., aolve the
Big Mystery: •ttow many books
can you read this summer?• For
every 10 books detectives read.
they will •fingerprint" their identi-
ficotion card and receive special
prizes .. Registration will be held at
the Costa Mesa Library Detec-
tives, Inc., Headquarters in the
Costa Mesa library at 1855 Park
Ave. The last day for Junior
Detectives to register their reading
logs for prizes is Aug. 23. For
information, call 646-8845.
JUNIOR AGENTS
Junior agents, from toddle.rS
through fifth-graders, are invited
to unravel "Th1! Case for Books•
·by joining the Newport Beach
Public Llbrary's Summer Read·
ing Program through Aug. 16.
The program will feature a
Read-to-Me Club for toddlers
through kindergarten-age chil-
dren and a Readers' Club for
senior sleuths reading indepen-
dently. Registered agents will
receive toys, stickers, meal
coupons, paperbacks and other
prizes according to the amount
of time they spend reading or lis-
tening to books. Interested
agents can register at any New-
port Beach P.ublic Library. For
information, call 717-3807.
GIRLS' SKIN CARE
Girls age 12 and up can enroll
in a one:day Girls' Skin Care &
Makeup Workshop, a hands-on
workshop that will help them
learn about skin type analysis,
skin care and basic makeup
application from 1 to 4 p .m. on
Aug. 23 at the Vincent Jor-
SUMMER SPOtrlS
Ot .... C.... Calle .. pr111nta the 15th annw Summer
Spom liilil Adhtllm ~ tor cblldreA ~ 5 to t• at
2701 Fm view moad, Costa Mesa. The ~has contlnu-
tng ••MN 1r111-wlaldl meet Monday through Friday.
C-mpen Will IMna a variety of sports during each session,
lndtullag ~. tndl and .Beld, softball. volleyball,
p~ pong, soccer &Dd basketball. Call 432~.
gensen Corrununity Center in
Mariners Park in Newport
Beach. Registration fee is $43.
For information, c~ 6,.4-3151.
PAJAMA PARTY
The Costa Mesa Public
Library presents Pajama Story·
time every Monday evening
from 7 to 7:30 p.m . for 3-to 7-
year-olds at 1855 Park Ave.
Favorite children's songs, a var-
ied cast of puppet characters and
many fun stories will highlight
the evening's activities. The
Preschool Storytime for 3-to 5-
year-olds takes place Tuesdays
from 11 to 11:30 a .m . For infor-
mation, call 646-8845.
'GOOSEBUMPS'
The "Goosebumps" club
meels the first and third Mon·.
day of the month at 6:30 p.m. at
Barnes & Noble, 953 Newport
Center Drive. For information,
call 759-0982.
STORY AND CRAFT HOUR
From 2 to 3 p.m. every Sun-
day, Barnes & Noble holds a
fun-filled craft and story hour
for children of all ages Refresh-
ments will be served. Barnes &
Noble is located di 1870 Harbor
Blvd., Triangle Square m Costa
Mesa. For mformatlon, caU 631-
0614 .
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better doctors,
more convenient
DANCE
CHA CHA
The Defore Dance Center
otters cha cha lessons every Fri-
day and Saturday through the
month of August at 7:30 p.m .,
151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, C.osta
Mesa. The lessons will be fol-
lowed by a half-hour of practice
and then open dancing with a
disc jockey until 11 p.m. The
price is $5. For inf orm.ation, call
241-9908.
BAU.ROOM DANa
Orange Coast College pre-
sents a ballroom dance class for
all levels everf Friday beginning
Aug. 15 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in
OCC's Dance Studio B. Registra-
tion is $35. For more information,
call 432-5880.
ADULT BAU.ROOM DANa
The Costa Mesa Senior Cen-
ter offers adult ballroom dance
every Tuesday night from 7 :30 to
10:30 p.m. Singles and couples
welcome. Llve music provided by
the Ray Robbins Combo. The
cost is $3. The Senior Center is at
695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. For
information, call 645-2356.
SINGLES
JEWISH SINGLES GROUPS
New Jewish Relationships
allows Jewish·singles to choose
people they wish to date from
profile albums that picture and
describe singles with a wide
range of personal and profession·
al interests. Membership fees are
$40 for six months and $70 for a
year, nonmembers of the Jewish
Community Center are $10 more
For information, call 755-0340.
You don't have to leave the neighborhood for great health care. Greater Newport
Physicians' primary c.are doctors have offices close to where you live and work. GNP
contracts with many HMOs so you can select the health plan that mecl4i your needs.
Greater Newport Physician s aJso includes an excellent panel of lloag spec1ali:-l'-. <\nd our affiliation
with lloag llospilal provides patj enl'\ with access 10 Oran~l' County's #I ho:-pital.
We invite you lo get to know these fine physicians in your rnmmuniry:
Dr. Pe/er Kim is a boartl-certifiecfli1111i(1• practice p~i·sicitm with
his office located at Hoag Health Center · Costa .11esa (al /be corner
of Fain•ieu· and Baker). Dr. Kim f>mt'ide., metlirnl sen·icl1sfor the
whole Jamil)• and bas a special interest in sport'
medicine and sports related injuries. For
more infom1alion about bis practice and
office hours. please call 668-2500.
Dr. Bette Carlson is a board certified
physician with her office localed at Hoag
Health Center -Costa Mesa. Dr. Carlro11
provides care to newborns lbrougb
adolescents. For more Information
abouJ her practice and office hours,
please caJJ 668-2525. &·tie Cnrtso,,, M.D.
Other GNP Physicians who have offices in Costa Mesa:
Nazli Ahmed, M.O.
Kathleen Boos, M.O.
John Fischer, M.O.
John Granzella, M.O.
Yung J. Kee, M.0.
Raul Miranda, M.D.
C&rlos X. Montano, M.D.
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David Huang, M.D.
Julia Mathewson, M.O
Barry Behrstock, M.O.
Jennifer Rodriguez. M.O.
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TocMy, TM .... Km Gray will
coiDdud tb9 SmDoe ol Mind I
clul. And OD Aug. 9, tbe Rev. Gell
MIDei' w8l ~ llud.rtl ttiroUgb
a Coune In Mlradel. PJeUe call
646-3199 for w~ timd and
location. You may also write New
Thought Church and nuth foun-
dation at 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa
Mesa, 92627.
KNOWING GOO IN'dMATELY
On Mondays, people of diverse
backgrounds and different
churches gather at St Mark Pres-
byterian Church to pursue a
•one.on-one• relationship with
God. The OneHeart Christian
Meditation group teaches and
practices the spiritual steps that
can make that intimacy a daily
reality. It meets from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. at 2100 Mar VlSta Drive in
Newport Beach. Either Ester
Debnam at 640-6213 or Kathy
Townsend at 551-5339 can pro-
vide more information.
PARADIGM SHIFT
The Newport Beach Baha'i
Community allows participants to
hear and experience Paradigm
Shift: A New Way -A New
World at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at
a private residence in Corona del
Mar. Together, they explore such
questions as: Can racism and
prejudice be eliminated? What is
tbe MW wodd cldirf CG mD-fMdl be ..-.a ~ ...,
AN WOIDID ad meD" ~1
WMl'l tbe lpldtual IOludoa to our
eaDGk proNimlf Music and
food are baduded. Directions:
159--0999.
HEALJH DAY
lmtructiOr Janet Brolan J8eds
•People With Al1b.ritil Can ~
die• m.. from to to tt a.m.
every Tuelday at tbe Jewish Senior
Center ol Orange County, 250 E.
Baker St., COlt4 Mesa. The class
includes health education. jotnt-
protedion tips, .relaxation tech-
niques, pain-conti61 techniques
and IOdalizing. Call 513-5641.
MEGAWSlAW
On Aug. 15 at 7:30 p.m. a forum
at Orange Coast Unitarian Univer-
salist Church will cover the issues
surrounding sex offenses and
Megan's Law. Prior to a group dis-
cussion, panelists will describe
laws regarding sex offenders; the
psychology of sex offenders; and
ways tp protect against sexual
predators. The dialogue will also
explore how Unitarian Universalist
Church principles can help pro-
mote the worth and dignity of those
who've been victims of sexual
offenders. The panelists participat-
ing in this Third Friday forum bring
experience in counseling, law and
advocacy to the program. The
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Clirlsti8n Science Owrch bolds open house
~Pint OWrCh ol Cbri1t. Sdattltlt. Newport seem, II bok"ng an
opm home ID tblir ltMdll! aOOm on Sunday from t 1 a.m. to 5 p.m..
benlWl tbe tegullrty iC:b9c111)ed churdl .ma. at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
1be dnftb ii Jravltmg m,..ae. Wbo ii iDt.8reilted in IMming more
about tbe Oidltlm Sdlnoe CIUdl. Tbe ~ "' the dwrch » the .... and QMWl9n SNMe •thook. ·ScWww ind HMbb with Key
to tbe ~· bV Mary Saks~· 'Vllltkm'I are invited to l'8INJ'Cb
Bible PllF191f.' aD ibl chuh:h .. Coaccrd compiler pogrem .. well u
watdl tbie Vtdlio ol tbe <:JxW\aft SdenM Weekly Bible l esron. wbicb
11 the beml al the dlurcb'I SUnday lenDOll.
IAHA15 GA1HOING The R~ Room if 1omted at 3315 Via Udo, next to the main
The Baba'is ol Newport Beach church ba*'Jdinganddawn tbertreetfromBdwards' Udo'I'heater.Pree
sponsor a lunch, speaker and dis-puking It available in the Jot bebbJd the Udo BuildiDg, acceSsible
cuaion of u-:;eia!L. topla at 11 a.m. 1 from Via Oporto. Por more tnlormation. call 673-l:WO or 6?3-6150.
on the lut S y ot eech month -------------------------' at a private residence in Corona
del Mar. All are welcome. Direc-
tions: 760-5360.
ASK THE RABii
. Rabbi David Rosenberg will
field questions during Singles
Evening Aug. 8 and every second
Friday of the month at Temple
Isaiah of Newport Beach. A spe-
cial Oneg Shabbat (fellowship
hour) will follow services honor-
ing single people. It all takes
place at 2401 Irvine Ave., New-
port Beach {Back Bay). For infor-
mation about the time, call 548-
6900.
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1701 Baker, C.M.
w.r.hlp & Church School
8130 and 1 OiOO o .m.
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Children Sunday SchOol 1 O:OOAM
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"SATURN FIRE"
(1 Peter 1:13-25)
Dr. Lydia M. Serandan S.rurday, AuguM 2. 5UO P.M.
l'lachlnc Sundly, AUCl*J, 8:J0end IO:IS f\.M.
600 St. Andrews Road, Newpon Beach. California (714) 6JJ,2880
(acre. from N Harbor H 1 Schoohtlrvtnc and 15th.)
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"Optn Arms and Optn Minds"
WorSbip 9:30
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Providing shelter for victims of abµse
L KY aad Jeff Moore, Ion
_. Delplalae Allllwortb,
and Miil• ud Mary Po•,
ill ol Newport Beach, spent the
weekend at La Costa Resort and
Spa in Carlsbad seeking much
more than a liWe summer R and
It lt was the annual fund-raiser
for the Orange County•bued
organization known as Court
Aj>pointed Special Advocates,
and the Newport crowd turned
out in force to raise money to
ensure children have a voice in
court.
The weekend fling, called
Summer Swing by organizers,
raised $30,000 for the group in
between rounds of golf and a
tennis exhibition featuring
locals Debbie Graham and Fred
Prteclberg, general council and
senior vice president for Toshi-
ba, corporate sponsor of the
weekend. As the summer sun
set over the lush hills of La Cos-
ta, Dou Miller's orchestra
played for guests enjoying
cocktails and dinner pool-side
at the resort. The entire affair
was the brainchild of Newport
Beach resident Stacia Nadel-·
man, a devoted supporter of of
the organization.
Pounded in 1985, Court
Appointed Special Advocates
"reauits, trains and supervises
volunteer case workers whose
role is to ensure an abused,
abandoned, or neglected child's
right to a permanent home is
acted upon in a sensitive and
expedient manner,· Julie Howt-
tng said of the organization.
"The Summer Swing was a
way to recognize the contribu-
tions of individuals and corpora-
tions dedicated to the care and
support of the abused and
neglected children of Orange
County," Howting said. All of
the $30,000 raised will go to
support the organization's pro-
grams for children's advocacy.
For more information, call Howt-
ing at 935-6353.
• The Balboa Bay Club was the
setting for the HomeAid Orange
Gounty 1997 Hope Awards. LC.
"Bob" Albertson, president of
HomeAid, joined city of Orange
Mayor Joanne Coontz in receiv-
ing recognition from the Orange
County Rescue Mission. The
Hope Awards were presented by
Rescue Mission Executive Direc-
tor Jim Palmer. The evening at
the Bay Club raised nearly
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$60,000 to fund the Rescue Mis-
s.ion'• House ot Hope shelter in
Orange, a home for abused and
abendOPed women and their
children. • Did you ever ask yourself
why there are 10 many abused,
abandoned and neglected chil-
drent Why are there so many
women living in fear of the men
they loved, the men that
fathered the children they are
now running from?
Since the horrific death of
Nicole Brown Simpson. the
issues of spousal and child
abuse have come rushing out of
tbe pores of humanity. We are
much more aware of the prob-
lem. It is pervasive, crossing
social, ethnic and economic
lines. Experts attack the prob-
lem from many directions, and
progress is possible.
At the risk of trying to simpli-
fy or attempting to explain or
diagnose the reasons for domes-
tic violence, it seems that part of
the root of the problem is that
we live in a society filled with
anger. So many of us, at differ-
ent times and to different
degrees, are fueled by rage to
act in ways that are misdirected,
uncontrolled and harmful -
hanntul to ourselves, harmful to
loved ones, harmful to strangers .
There ts far too much stress in
our world. We've created it. We
need to eliminate it. We need to
review our personal goals, our
needs in life, our prlorities and
beliefs. We must challenge the
very foundations of our society
to find out who we really are as
human beiJlgs to get to the real
reasons we beat our women and
children.
Men who abuse women and
children are telling the wodd, as
well as the ones they supposedly
love, that they have no love or
respect for themselves. They
need to find that love. They need
to stop the violent cycle. Organi-
zations like Court Appointed
Special Advocates, HomeAid
and so many more in this county
are working to find answers. The
problem is public. The solutions
are very private and hidden. We
are ma.king progress.
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Thursday and Saturday.
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letter of
the week
Animals .
and produce
shouldn't be
forgotten
· After reading William Lob-
: dell's tale about attending
· the fair with his boys, I am
curious about the visit.
: He gives great detail about all
t~e cost incurred and all of the
r~es he took his boys on, but he
~r mentions visiting the farm
~rea so they could experience all
the different animals.
· Where in this harbor area can
children go to see such a wide
variety of farm animals and
experience the sites, sounds, and
$mells of animal life?
,,» Where can children go in the
harbor area to see that produce
actually grows from the ground
and not at the local Hughes
market? Of course, only at the
Orange County Fair.
And guess what? You do not
even have to pay extra to expe-
rience this!
I know that children need to
be entertained constantly and If
you do not spend money to do
that, they seem to think It is not
worthwhile.
· But you know what? It is OK
for us as parents to set some
~mits on spending and also pro-
wide some other opportunities
for our children to have fun and
learn something at the same
time.
There is so much more to the
fair than just the rides. I sure
nope that if you did not give
this experience to your children
this year, that you will remem-
ber to give tt to them next year.
LINDA H. YOUNG
Costa Mesa
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PASTRAMI LOVERS
It may have gotten itl start in
Marina del Rey, but Jerry'I
Famous Dell ii a little slice of New
, York maktng ill way to South
Cout Plaza. The addition of the
popular eatery, known for keep-
ing late houn, should be a boon
to mall shoppers.
ALM LOCATIONS
For 10 yean now, Newport
Beach dty revenue manager
Glenn Everroad and film liaison
Joe Cleary have teamed up and
provided those in the movie and
commercial industry a welcome
haven for photo shoots. The ven-
ture has managed to produce mil-
lions for the city in revenue and
given Hollywood types a better
image of Newport Beach.
MINf.-MARTS
losses
IAY DREDGING
City offidals were stunned this
week to learn that state budgeting
negotiations appear to have WI but
wiped out the millions needed to
dredge the Back Bay. Unfortunate-
ly, the budget ais1s couldn't come
at a worse time for the ecological
reserve, which is filling up with
more mud and silt every day.
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An appeal by a local operator of l
a home for the developmentally 1 I disabled to have her license revo-. I
cation order reversed was shot .J
down this week. meaning 32 J'
patients with special needs are left 1 in limbo when it comes to where •1
they will live and what type of care i
they'll be provided. .
JOHN DOMINIS
City officials look like they are
going to give the green light to
gas station operators who insist
they need to fortify their establish-
ments with convenience stores
and fast-food eateries in order to
stay alive.
MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y PILOT
Guy Starkman, vice president of operattom for Jerry'• Dell talks about the 24-hour eatery.
The popular restaurant and erst-
while hangout of basketball star
Dennis.Rodman fell victim to a
nasty rent dispute this week. Run
by the restaurant-savvy Kookoost-
edes family, John Dominis was sit-
ting in prime Mariner's Mile prop-
erty and its loss is a black eye for
that area's restaurant row.
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Surfers ~hould have their place
THE ISSUE: Some surf-
board riders say they'd
like to see the city desig-
nate a small section of
beach as 'surfing only.'
A s a property owner and
longtime resident of New-
port Beach, I must
respond to the blackball issue. I
don't surf, but most of my neigh-
bors do. I have witnessed llte-
guards blackballing the surfers
when fewer than 25 people have
been on the beach.
Our mayor Jan Debay feels
we must accom.niodate #visitors'
desire to swim whenever and
wherever they want." While I
understand the importance of our
tourist-generated revenue, I also
know how much we residents
pay in property and sales tax.
We who live in West Newport
who believe in community pride
deserve to be listened to. I hope
that our City Council will take
time to listen and do the right
thing.
Let's allow everyone their
place in the sun, even those who
ride surfboards.
KATIE JUCHARDSON
Newport Beach
As a long-time resident of
Costa Mesa who grew up on the
beaches of Newport I was con-
cerned by what appears to be
blatant discrimination for the
swfers and their desire to have
an area they can call their own
on the Newport coast.
A!J a taxpayer I find It outra-
geous that the mayor of Newport
Beach finds it more important to
MAAC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Surfer Rick Rlcluuclson ls determined to 1ee the blackball lUtedfrom local beaches.
bow to the tourists' desires and
leave her own residents on the
back burner when they are in
fact the people that put her in
office.
When a situation like this
arises it ts the responsibility of
the mayor and the City Coun-
cil to guard the revenues
earned by tourism as well as
keep the taxpayers content
with bow it is being done.
It appears that the surfers
have a reasonable request in
wanting a fraction of the New-
port coastline as a haven for
their sport just as the swimmers
do.
To designate these areas
would not be a problem to the
tourists as they probably don't
care what location they are tn as
long as they have access to the
pleasure a day at the beach
gives ..
I hope the City Council Will
give this a long look a.qd realize
to give some designated areas to
the surfers would be an equi-
table solution to the blackball
issue.
VICKI MOORE
Costa Mesa
STATI SINA1'I
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MacArthur Blvd. ste. 220, !Moe,
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businesset that consider them-
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people •back OD their feet, -
neighbon th1nk the d~ should
be able to do IOIDethtng about tl Sorn'· Nope. Nada. ZJp. Go
bOIM and like it;
Maybe Rllp. Cbril COx (R-
Newport Beacb) Or U.S. Sen.
Barbara Bour (1)-calif.), tbeYV9
been a tMm la~, 10'l lmOW,
Will belP. 'but elm t bold your
bieath. You'll wind up lb tnltltu·
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Vista Baya to join me in the
Right Stuff Special Rights Work
Out Program:
We start with 12 ounce aµ"ls
at Goat Hill 'Javem. work our
way down to the tbinty 23-
ounce high bar~ at tbi
Stag, and graduate out the bOt-
tom With the dollar shooter low
aawl at MalUkYI·
Thim, alW ca~ trouble,
w.11 promlM '° get wea bleiDe ~and gem tbe IJ*le1 ...
tuil ol a pote.:t.d c:lw.
lt'ae&!IJ,lrtfUD.mdom-tubire wtl ... brlgbt.-We'll liw
Wtlb laei d 1111W Mlildl ID a if&it~::.r-
'
~ And she bopet the Ute
...... will work ln her favor ~~· .. Bul ~ Maugw Allan Roeder
said lie Planning Commission
plaJil to ftnd out wbetbet Clark's
MW lk:wwe II subject to approval
" a local permtt . ~ ptgnt"9 C-omm•saton will
oanelder the matter during its
1 ulna at 6:30 p.m. in the
Qty H8Jl Conference Room tA. · · •f beli9Ye the state requires you
to lbOw proof ot local approvals,•
Roede' aald. ·we wm contact the
state and make them aware that
(Clark) ha.I no approval from the
dly.·
Although the state has given
Oart tbe OK to enforce rules,
bold meetings, conduct drug test-
ing and other programs for up to
37 residents, city law prohibits
those e.ctiviUes without local
authodzatlon.
'I'No years ago, neighbors of the
complex expressed concerns
about the facflity's staffing, its
proximtty to Victoria Elementary
School and the management's
ability to IJ\Onitor residents'
behavior.
Questions also were raised
about ·Alcoholic's Anonymous
meetings that were being held on
Sund&~ In a garage that -had
been illegally converted into a
meeting room. Clark since has
reveued the conversion and is
holding meetings outdoors.
On Friday, residents of the
aputmmt complex were pulling
weeds and planting shrubs to
prepare the building for Mesa
Pride's l>Mt-kept apartment com-
petition. am said.
•lbele relldents are from good
fomflles wtth nice parents -they
just happen to be drug addicts
and alCohollcs, • Clark said,
adding tbat drug tests are per-
foimeCl on a regular basis. If the
results are positive, the resident is
asked to leave.
TEA CUP
CONTINUED FROM A 1
Albright finished second at 7-
over'19, IoUowed byTowersey (83)
and Woodard (86). The four won
their respective dub titles this
~ a six-time champion at
her dub, wm the Big Canyon title
by XI strokes this year, a remark-
able feat that helped ignita the
oonceptot bdngtng the area's four
wtnnen together in a one-day,
winner-take-all format
Sdutber, who quolifled for the
U.S. Women's Amateur la.st
moo1h, bad to hurry after the vic-
tory to catch a plane out ol John
Wa"(Dlt Airport to play in the Ama-
teur Aug. 4.9 at Brae Bmn Coun-
~ West Newton. Mass. s winning tea set will be
on ctisplay at Big Canyon until she
returns from the Amateur.
The Tua Cup Classic, staged to
determine an overall women's
dub dunnpton in this newspaper's
drculatioll, was also designed to
promote golf and bring the com-
munity doler together. Santa Ana
CO\UJtry Oub bas already com-
mitted to host the event next sum-
mer.
PIRATE
CONTINUED FROM A 1
deftntte buyen yet 1be boat. he said. bas appeared in musk: videos
and movlel, iDduding ooe c:aDed
"'Ibne Bandit• (bence the ship's
name). .
And in tis J1dtb perked di the
pentmuJa. it has beaxne a btt ol a
tree toudlt attradioo.
•Jr [ could get $1 ftr flVf!lY time
SICl!*me CXJIW ti) Jook at it. f d
haw as lllUdl u rm asking for tt. •
be.md.
RE~IDENTS
-CONTINUED FROM A 1
in the year 2000.
About two-third.a of the park
is designated by the state as
tidelands, property that ls
required to bouse public-
access uses. The consultant
report proposes a combination
of hotel rooms, restaurants,
ownership housing and conve-
nience retail shops.
A hotel, the report says,
would generate $63 per square
foot. The combination of cur-
rent uses -mobile homes, a
Girl Scouts house, the Balboa
Community Center, the Ameri-
can Legion and tennis courts -
makes $24 per square foot.
Under all of the develop-
ment ideas proposed , the
American Legion would stay
put. And the bayfront beach
that's now open to the public
would rem.a.in that way.
Residents at the meeting
contended the consultant
report's comparison numbers
were a bit skewed.
•1t lumps Muina~ ln
with the teDn1s courts and the
Girl ScOut house,• said Robert
Wynn, speaking on park M·
dents' behalf. "It's really an
unfair comparison.•
Stewart Berkshire, presi-
dent of the park's homeowners
association and an accounting
professor, presented his own
analysts of the park's worth.
He said with a proposed
reJ;tt increase, the mobile
homes would generate SSS.1'
per sqwue foot -including
revenues the park• residents
produce .from sales tu. OMV
license fees, parking and fines,
library fines and state gas tax.
Wynn also cautioned
against taking the risk of
opening a hotel that may not
survive, noting the recent clos-
ing of Uttle Inn on the Bay on
the peninsula.
•with the mobile home
park, you know what it will
be,• he said. •with a hotel,
you hope what it will be. I
think you can try to work to
overcome the tidelands prob-
lem.•
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BAYSIDE directors, the new swt says, told
residents in a meeting that they
would not • be assessed foT
De.Anza's legal fees from the
previous lawsuits.
says.
It claims some o1 the assoda·
tion directors may have gotten
rent discounts from ~Anza.
which the suit says creates a
confilct of interests.
,
CONTINUED FROM A 1
mistrust in the beleaguered 26-
acre park ond marina.
Homeowners filed a suit sev-
eral years ago against DeAnza
over rent hikes as high as 47%,
md a 1995 court ruJing favored
the residents. DeAnza agreed to
drop that appeal as part of the
forthooming settlement.
Homeowners association
But then. It says, directors
threatened residents that they
would have to chip in foT DeA.n-
za's legal costs if they didn't go
along with the settlement.
•When defendants made the
representations, . .. they knew
them to be false and they made
these representations with the
intention to deceive and
defraud the plaintiffs,• the suit
DeAnza md the association,
it $4ys, prevented residents from
purchasing the park land by
•repeatedly rebuffing offers
from prospective park pur-
chaSerJ such as Carlsberg Man-
agement Co.•
The suit seeks MO million ill
general damages plus punitive
damages and legal costs.
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The Susan G. Kamen Breast
Cancer Foundation ts looking for
volWlteerl to make its '97 Race for
the Cure a staggering success.
One of California'• largest SK
run/wal.k.s needt assiJtaDce with
pre-race events and race day
activities. It takes more than 1,200
volunteers to operate the New-
port Beach event at Fashion
Island. U you'd like to help with
the Sept. 28 event, call 224-0299
and leave your name, address
and phone number. You'll receive
a volunteer sign-up sheet after·
ward
A.LS ASSOCIATION ORANGE
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The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle-
rosis Association, Oranga County
Chapter, needs many volunteers.
For informabon, call the chapter
office at 375-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOOATlON
OF ORANGE COUNTY
The Alzheimer's Association of
Orange County needs volunteers
for its Visiting Volunteer Program;
support group leaders for patients
and caregivers; and for the volun-
teer helpline. lnterested volun-
teers can call 283-1111 .
AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY
The Orange County Region of
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the AmeriCAh C&neet Sotjety II
teeldn(J amce vcihmteen. Allo,
volunteers are being IOUgbt to
answer c4111 for the wut'i
Helplil)e InfoCenter. Por Informa-
tion on these and other volunteer
opportunities, call Jane lllckitt at
261-9'•6.
AMERICAN CANCER SOOElY
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The American Canoer Society
needs volunteers for a number of
tas~. Por more information, con-tact 5ally Carson at 261-9446.
AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOta
IN MEDICINE
Americans for Pree Choice in
Medicine, a non-profit education-
al organization founded on the
idea of individual liberty and free
enterprise, is seeking office vol-
unteers. For more information,
call 645-2622.
AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION
The American Heart AslOCia-
tion is looking for volunteers to
perform various general office
duties including photocopying,
typi..,g, light computer work, as
well as preparing large mailings
and other various clerical duties
from 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. Call Teri
Brown, volunteer coordinator, at
856-3555 for more information.
HOME HEALTH HOSPICE
The American Home Health
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County Chapter
of the Americ4D Red Cross needs
volunteen to addresl community
groups about Red Croa terYkel
and to act u llaisona With the
media in diluter and emetgency
lituatlona. For tnf ormatlon, call
Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381.
NUOAY Hl$PANIC WOMEN'S
Write grants and ~ with
public-relation efforts for tJUs
agency that helps with paxenting
issues, marriage and relationship
counseling. Bilingual and
mulJtlingual volunteers are need-
ed. Contact Ann Markey at 953-
5757, ext. 111.
RENAJSSANa CREATORS
ARC is a non-profit 'ftfllli_..
Costa Mesa that sponson and
supports multi-outreach commu-
nity service programs, such as the
homeless sanctuary. Volunteers
are needed. For information, call
Renee Namaste, 540-5803.
BAUET PAORCA
The Ballet Pod.fica Guild, a
volunteer support group for Ballet
Pacifica, needs volunteers for a
variety of tasks. For information,
call Molly Lynch at 851-9930.
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more information, call Devon
Dougherty, 546-4990.
BOYS ~D GIRLS Q.UBS OF
COSTA MESA/NEWPORT BEAOf
The three area Boys and Girls
Clubs need volunteer coaches
and arts and crafts workshop
teachers. For locations and more
information, call Dick Powers,
642-2245.
CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS
Volunteer docents are needed
at the Centennial Farm at the
Otange County Fairgrounds ~in
Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith,
7-06-1517.
CltEA1M AlJDNAlMS
The Center for cr.ettve Alter-
natives, a non-prOflt cbarltable
organtzetion that works ~h
the United Way, needi volun-
teen, grad\late level intems or
trainees. Por information, call
Karen, 642-0317.
CENTER DOCENTS
If you love the arts, become a
Center Docent. It enables you to
see and be involved in the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center as few are able, You'll fre-
quent backstage and below stage
areas giving public toun of the
Center. To learn more and apply,
call the Support Groups office at
556-2122, ext. 218.
COUEGE HOSPITAL
The College Hospital Costa
Mesa. Auxiliary is seeking volun-
teers to perform clerlcal. recep-
tion desk, gUt shop aQcd other
duties at the hospital. For infor-
mation, call 642-2734 between 9
a.m. and -4. p.m.
COMMUNrTY HOSPla CARE
Community Hospice Care,
which provides medical and emo-
tional support to terminally ill
patients and their families in
Orange County, needs volunteers
COSTA MESA CMC PLAYHOUSE •
The Costa Mesa Civic Play,.
house needl volunteen for Ulbei-o
Ing, backstage, maiHnga, typingr
lights and many other duties. Pot
more information, call 650-5269.
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tion, photos and ortifa(tl rela~
to the history of Costa Mesa 8D4
the harbor area. Volunteers are
needed for clerical ta.ska, comput-
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Por information, call Charle5
Beecher, 631-5918.
COSTA MESA lJTtRACY COUNCIL
The Costa Mesa IJteracy Cen,
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English as a second languag~
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women's club golf
MARC MARTlN I DAI. Y Pit.OT
Big Canyon Counby Club's Selby Schriber takes her second shot on the 18th bole with a gallery in tow on her way to winning the inaugural Tea Cup Classic Friday afternoon.
ScH.RIBER!
Queen of tbe Canyon~ Emp~ of the Empire with solid wire-to-wire victory in Too Cup Oassic
• Big Canyoq. golfer has
anihe amwets en route
to classic triumph Friday.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BBACH -Selby
Schriber never flinched when
Debbie Albright pulled to within
a stroke at hole No. 13, about the
same time golf fans at Newport
Beach Country Club were start·
ing to rub their collective hands
together in anticipation of an 18·
hole cliffhanger on Friday in the
inaugural Tea Cup Classic.
But neither Albright or the
other two women's club
champions CQuld come
close to the steady
Schriber of Big Canyon
Country Club the rest
of the way, her smooth
fairway shots onto the
green leaving perhaps
her greatest impression
in the first event of the
set witb a five.make
victory, ea.mlng a bir
toric triumph in front of
o gallery estimated at
100.
Like clockwork,
Schriber and the sum-
mer sunshine broke out
quickly in the introduc-
Fletcher Jones Motor-CLASSIC cars/Daily Pilot Club
tory hours of August,
following days of over-
cost.
Championship Series.
So before Schriber boarded a
plane beaded for Boston to com-
pete in the U.S. Women's Ama-
teur next week, she smoked the
golf course with. a 2-over-par 74
and accepted her first-place tea
After struggling ear-
lier this week in the Calif omia
Women's Championships at Pop-
py Hills, Schriber visited her
coach, Derek Hardy of Pelican
Hill Golf Club, who apparently
tinkered just right with his now-
celebrated stu-
dent and Daily
Pilot champion.
"I stayed
focused the
whole time,"
Schriber said.
"The competi-
tion was great, so
I had to stay
focused. Debbie
Albright also
played well, but •
Marianne's put-
ter simply failed her and Denise
fell behind early."
Albright, back-to-back cham-
pion at Newport Beach, shot 7-
over 79 to finish second.
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• Friday's inaugural exceeded all expectations.
And this is just the beginning; wait 'til next year.
he was gone before the tµm.
Mike Reeb}. Santa Ana's
director ol golf, caddied the
rest of the way. a
None of tbe ladles made a
hole-in-one, which means
Pletcher Jones can keep the
1997 C230 Mercedes Benz,
valued at $31,000. The other
par"3 hol• included a set of P1D9 181 trom. a Hyatt Regency
travel package and a S250 pro
ahop certificate for an ace. • a
,.. ........... belag
ner?OUI at the flnt tee.
Alb!llght, Who WM flnt. hit a
peJln tnie on tba Wt But she
remwired and made par.
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twice.
Marianne
Thwersey of San-
. ta Ana Country
Club, the oldest
club in Orange
County and the
host of next
year's Tea Cup
Classic, consis·
tently outhit her
rivals off the tee,
but she four·
putted twice and
th ree-putted
Denise Woodard, Mesa Verde
Country Club's champion who
raced back to her home club
after the Tea Cup to compete in a
ladies' member/guest, triple·
bogeyed the first hole and dou-
ble-bogeyed No. 3 to deade an
early fate. She firushed 14-over
86, three strokes behind Tow-
ersey, yet it was Woodard who
aroused the g4llery with a
bogey-saving putt at 16 and a
birdie putt at 17.
Towersey, a favorite coming
in, kept the aowd m awe with
her jaw-dropping, 240-yard tee
shots, but explosions on the SlXtb
and eighth greens cost her dear-
ly. I
"It doesn't matter how well
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CONTINUED FROM 81
~hit off the tee-you're going
t01 be disappointed. if you don't
make your putts,· Towersey said.
-You drive for show and putt for
dough. and I just didn't capit.a.lize
on my other shots. I hit the ball
well enough tQ win.•
i Schriber, who ab.ot par on
every bole in the back nine,
pulled away a\ 15, \rilen Albright
~ouble-bogeyiid, I allowing
Schriber to take a four-stroke lead
with just three,boles left.
Schriber ,.,.. ~-th• chief reasons why tbe· er Jones
event waJ crea ~"' ' m the tint
place, on account _ dominat-
ing presence at Big Canyon,
where she has captured the club's
last six titles.
ln fact, Schriber won the
championship by 27 strokes this
year, a noteworthy achievement
that helped fuel the idea of bring-
ing the area's four winners
together in a one-day, winner-
take-all format.
Schriber, who qualified for the
U.S. Women's Amateur last
month, hurried after the ttiumpb
to catch a plane to play in the
Amatew Aug. 4-9 at Brae Burn
Country Oub in West Newton,
Man.
Schriber, who made five pars
on the front nine, three bogeys
and one blnUe to lead by. one
stroke over AJbr\llhl at the tum.
WU relenilOSI 00. Iiack. ~.
per on every hble. )14
"1 wish l ~. ond party,.
Schrlber said. 'l!v!ryon8 who
knows me know how much I love
to party and have a good time.
sports
T ea Cup champion Selby
Schriber (above, left) awaits
her turn to putt out on 18;
Mesa Verde Country Club's Denise
Woodard (above
right) drains the
blrdle putt on 17:
Newport Beach
Country Oub's
Debbie Albright
(left) sends one
from the bunker
at 18; and at
right. from the
left. s.nca Ana CLASSIC
Country Club's
Marianne Toweney, Schriber
and Albright bead down the
fairway on 15.
SAl\JRDAY; AUGUST 2. 1997
DAILY PllOT PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN
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morning when I met with him for and rules chairman. ·she's got all
about an hour. I always see him the shots and she's very tough, as
when my game's a little off. He well as consistent off the tee. I
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swings and know right away always shoot low numbers, exactly what I'm doing wrong.• On No. 14, a hole both Albrtght because I sure didn't see too
and Towersey made bogey, many weaknesses.~
Schriber bit a tree on the left with The Tea Cup Classic, staged to
her second shot, but she came determine an overall women's
back rtrong with a solid iron shot club champion in this newspa·
to the green, then saved par by per's circulation, was also
draining a 10-foot putt, her designed to promote golt._ and
longest putt of the round. bring the <911"!'~ f,<l<lo."9'•
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NEWPORT BEACH -Corona
del Mar's Sameet c;::bOpra captured
the boys 161 ~ dw:npiombip
Friday afternoon at the War by tbe
Shore junior tennis invitation.al.
held at Balboa Bay Cub Racquet
Oub.
Olopra was forced to rally, poll-
ing a 3..6, 6-2, 6-1 vidory OVe:I
Michale Nguyen in the finals.
Also with a cbampioDsbip ettort
in the birls 18s was Newport Coett'a
Brittany Reitz, competing in the 13-
and-unders bracket despite being
just 13 years old.
Reitz rallied to capture a 3..6, 6-4,
7-5 victory over Jessica Prause.
In boys 18s, nn Dong defeated
Frank Flahovic in the finals, 6-3,
6-2.
Boys 10.
Homneyom def. Sondhu, ~2. 6-0.
Boys 12s
Cho def. Fitch by default.
8oys14s
Nguyen def. Van Unge, 2-6, 7-6, ~1.
Bop16s
Chopra def. Nguyen, 3-6, ~2, ~ 1. 8oys , ..
Dong def. Vlahovk. ~3. ~2.
Girts 10s
lmre def. Ryan, 6-0, ~3.
Girts 12s
Pooler def. Un, ~2, 7-6.
Girts 16s
Bhardwaj def. Hung, 7-5, ~2.
MA1tC MARTIN I DAl.V PLOT Glrll 11s
Corona del Mar's Sameer Chopra, on b1s way to alngles cbamptonshlp ~ boys 16 singles. Reitz def. Prause, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5.
Newport Harbor High's
original Sailor still ranks
high in the memory-bank.
An:teresting
obeervation in the
ot-too-distant past
was recorded in the Daily Pilot
dbout the name of Al Irwin
tendmg to fade on the screens
of modem-day memories.
It's understandable for relative
newcomers to the harbor area
smce they have missed so much
of a career that glittered in
yesteryear decades from the 30s
through the 70s.
In addition, Irwin, a one-time
coach and athlete with ample
dass. has long made efforts to
play his name down with
modesty and direct such
attention to others.
Oldtimers who bold fair
recalls of the man can.often find
trdces of hlS name in the news of
lhe day
The press was recently
Oowtng wtth m emories of Hall of
Famers m pro football. It always
brmgs up the big names on a
heavy scale.
One that always ranks at the
top is a giant named Gino
Marchetti, who was a formidable
lineman for the early day
Baltimore Colts. Would he
remember Al Irwin? No question
about it. Irwin was one of his
earliest coaches as an assistant at
Antioch High School near
Stockton.
About 10 years prior to that,
two Harbor High swimmers and
gridders, the late Wayne Dye
(quarterback, '34) and Irwin
(fullback and guard, '35) were
Challenged in the annual Balboa
Rough Water Swim to take on an
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Olympian dlld All-American
swimmer named Buster Crabbe.
The route ran from the Balboa
Pier to the Balboa beach near the
ferry.
Crabbe, a sterling graduate of use. had a wee.1th of fans
following him to Balboa for the
rugged water race. In the end,
the winner was quarterback Dye
with Irwin right behind him. and
considerably ahead of Crabbe.
We asked Irwin one day if be
remembered that race.
He said. "1 recall we had to
race Crabbe, but I don't
remember how it came out.•
Harbor High's rugged tackle
Dave Phoenix ('31-'34) was
present and be remembered the
thrill of seeing Dye and Irwin
stroke their way to victory over a
world champion.
After some thundering years
as a hard-hitting fullback for
Newport, winning All-Orange
League honors in 1935, Irwin
advanced to College of Pacific to
play under the all·time football
hero named Coach Amos Alonzo
Stagg, who wu a prolific
inventor in the grid sport. He
also made All-American at end
fro Yale in 1889-90.
Irwin does recall playing days
against some major teams in
college football. which included
Notre Dame. Al a guard. Irwin
became a severe problem for the
Notre Dame head coach, Elmer ·
Layden, one ol. the famed Four
Horsemen for the Irish in the late
20s.
And Irwin's uncle caught a
photograph of Layden and Stagg
leaving the lrlsh field together
after a rough clash in South
Bend, Ind.
In time, Irwin spent time
helping Stagg for COP after
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graduation.
He recalls being startled at
one game as a scout for COP
after be became aware that the
aging gentleman sitting near
him. as another scout, was the
legendary Glenn S. (Pop)
Warner, once of Stanford and
Carlisle Indian coaching fame.
Most anyone fammar with
small try football bas an inkling
of who Pop Warner was in years
past.
After returning to his alma
mater, Newport Harbor, Irwin
brought the &filors into the
modem e:ra ~ootball. It marked
the end of old power formations.
He introduced the T-fonnation,
which he learned from Stagg, the
inventor of many things in
modem football.
One T-formation fact that
stertled the grid world in the
early 40s was noting the 72-0
victory the Chicago Bean had
over the Washington Redskins.
Still, not everyone was quick to
drop the old sing)e-wing, double-
wing and short punt formations.
Irwin carried on with the
T-formation when he was named
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head coach at Orange Coast
College in 1956. The Pirates won
the Eastern Conference with a
flood of glory, but Irwin had paid
the price with unbelievable effort
and Long hours. The doctors
prompted him to fade from
football tor valid health reasons.
He then chose to focus on
water sports at OCC and
continued to win championship
marks in the pools.
In time, an off er came from
UCI and he accepted. He would
continue on with the same water
sports in winning ways. And he
would eventually be named
athletic director at the university.
It is fair to salute Irwin for a
noteworthy task in World War II
where he served as a flight deck
officer aboard the U.S.S.
Lexington. Prior to that, he was
coaching swimme:rs in large
upper Midwest swimming pools.
The thing most pleasing to
natives is that Irwin was always a
prideful member of the harbor
area and served the community
in so many ways, which included
the sports programs, the city
lifeguard training, coaching
direction and helping in tributes
to those who have contributed
similar deeds to the city and
schools.
And it all stands as a major
reason why Irwin and his lovely
wife, Lois, flave been invited to
be honored guests at the Class of
'47 reunion Sept. 26 in-the
Balboa Pavilion.
lnterestingly1 they may be
joined by old friends Mr. and
Mrs. George Yardley. Yardley. a
'46 Newport graduate, was
oamed to the NBA Hall of Fame
a year ago. '
It all sounds like a super 50th
anniversary.
Davenport at Acura Classic, starting Monday
MANHATIAN BEACH -Six
of the top nine and 11 of the top
20 players in the world are
preparing to play in the Acura
Class, beginning Monday, at the
Manhattan Country Cub.
Among those entered are No.
1-ran.ked and top-seeded Marti-
na Hingis, the 1997 Australian
Open winner and Wimbledon
champion, nine-time Grand Slam
champion Monica Seles, who is
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another Tea CUp Classic for the
la'dies, then perhaps a skins
game between the four head
pros.
Q
On the second hole (339-yard
par-4), you bad a feeling Tow-
ersey would be in for some bad
luck.: She was the only player to
reach the green in two, but she
three-putted.
Q
Hugh Mobley of Costa Mesa,
who works at Big Canyon,
caddied for Schriber, while
golfing buddy Dennis Terry
caddied for Albright. Woodard's
husband, Ted, was the Mesa
Verde caddie. a
After Woodard made bogey at
seven to fall to 9-over-par and out
of contention for the title, she
cracked; •1 thought I went to the
wrong golf comse. This is the
Coffee Cup Classic. isn't it?"
After Towersey missed a short
ranked No. 3, South African
AmandiJ Coetzer, ranked No: 6 in
the world, and 1996 Olympic
gold medalist Lindsay Davenport
of Newport Beach.
Davenport will be defending a
title that bas been won by many
of tennis' greatest champions.
Past titll.sts include Martina
NavraWova, Chris Evert, Steffi
Graf, Conchita Martinez and
Seles.
putt at eight, her mother, Pat
Cox, quipped: •When I used to
play, I used to putt between my
legs.·
Cox won Santa Ana Country
Cub women's titles in 1947
(before she was married), 1952,
1961 and 1962. a
•Are you keeping track of
putts? I think Marianne might
win," laughed her husband,
Brian.
Q
Albright spent 10 days in
Costa Rica before the event ahd
didn't pick up a golf club. But
you'd never know it "I was
surprised bow soft she was
around the greens,· said Hahn,
who played a nine-bole practice
round with Albright on
Thursday.
•There were plenty of gr
in the nlin forest, but none I
could putt on," she said. a
Woodard said she might n
new equipment to keep up wi
the others off the tee. She said
her putting had kept her alive in
previous events.
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Quality Tiree r Quality Servicer Quality People
S-"'"Olllll!l'rr GROUP
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<;:o\IDIY o11-. --.,.._ liupport group from noon to 1:30
Jl.m. 111 2900 Brlltol SL, Suite J.
108, C<>lte ~. ~ more infoc· ~tlon, call 850-1689 or 826-1 '86.
lloREG.OSUtifs
; Orange Coast College's Com·
munity Education Office offers a
one-day REO foreclosure work-
shop from 9 a.m. to nOon and a ~eld trip from 1 to 5 p.m. The
workshop will start in Room 204
of OCC's Lewis Applied Science
lluilding, 2701 Fairview Road,
CZ:osla Mesa. Registration 1$ $49
Pluas a $15 material fee. For more
inform.atioii, call 432-5880.
COMPUTERS
The monthly Orange Coast
College Orange Apple Computer
Club meets from 8 a..m. to 4 p.m.
in Room 214 of OCC's Chemistry
Building, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. The dub is open to
anyone interested. in computers,
including beginners. Annual
membership is $30. For more
information, call 770-1865.
AGD9-daf _ sele __ by Ille Newport Beech -
of U.. Ubnlytakes plearSaluld&Y, Aug" 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p...,, ,
in lbe N 1td1 Ma tir'g loom. at Cantrial U bra.ry, 1000 Avoe.do
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bec:ka 4 it~ Vohmteen are n11&d .-.wen. For more infonna-.
li<Jn, mll 673-0419 or ]59·9661.
SUNDAY
VISION CHECK
All American Eye Check D~y.
a free vision screening event
nationwide, takes place from
noon to 4 p.m. at the South Coast
Plaza Sea.rs Optical Department,
3333 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. For
more information, call 557-8095.
TUESDAY
LUNCHEON
The Newport. Beach Christian
Women's Oub hosts a luncheon
from 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at
Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W Coast
. Highway, Newport Beach. The
cost is $20. For more information,
call 646-4911 or RSVP 760-9616.
'STUDY SESSION
The Board of Library lhlstees
study session meets at 5:30 p.m. at
the Mariners Branch Llbrary, 2005
Dover Drive, Newport Beach. For
more information, call"644-3151.
INVENTORS
Orange Coast College's Com-
munity Relations Office presents
a workshop to teach appropriate
licensing .methods for inventors
called •How to Get Your Inven-
tions Mass Produced,~ from 6:30
to 9:30 p.m. in Room 169 of OCC's
Science Building, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Registration is
$39. For more information, call
432-5860.
DfVORCI!
The Law Offices of Lisa Cian-
cio presents a free seminar called
•Divorce -What to Expect How
to Proceed• at 6:30 p.m. at 881
Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport
Beach. Reservations are required.
For information, call 574-0866.
MEETING
The Parks, Beaches· and Recre-
ation Commission of the Qty of
Newport Beach meets at 7 p.m. in
the Council Chambers at 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
For information, call 644-3151 .
WEDNESDAY
BREAKFAST
The Mel'l's Fellowship Break-
fast will have its weekly fellow-
ship from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dieren-
field Hall at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newix>rt Beach. The cost is
$2.50 per person. For more infor-
mation, call 574-2239.
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LECTURE ._
Park Place Presents hosts a lec-
ture called •communication skills· from 6 to 7 p.m. in Jennifer
Copp Hall at 1525 Mesa Verde
Drive East, Suite 109, Costa
Mesa. The cost is $10. For more
information, call 432-0908.
THURSDAY
NETWORKING
The 1997 Career Network free
meeting ror those..-unemployed
will take place at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m.
in the Chapel, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. For more
informatiof}, call 574-2239.
BUSINESS
The Business Development
Association of Orange County
presents a meeting cal,l "ls There
a Future for Small/Minority Busi-
ness Programs• at 11:30 at the
Wyndham Gardep Hotel. 3350
Ave. of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The
cost is $40. Space is limited. For
more information, call 832-5741 .
FRIDAY
SEMINAR
The Inventors Forum presents
a seminar called ·Manufacturing
New Inventions: Tips and
5TYLE
collec t io n
Soun:<ls" from 8 to IQ p.m. af
Orooge Coast CoU..,e'1. Science
Lecture Hall, 270lPallv!ew Road,
Costa Mesa. The COit ii S5 for
members and S15 for hon•meui-
bers. Por more .Information, call
253..()952.
MEQICAllON MANAG(MENT
The C<>lte M-Sanlo<Ce:otat
presents the second of a tree
three-pa.rt series on Medication
Management from 1 to 2 p.m. at .
695 West 1911!, SL, Costa Mesa.
Cheryl Lo<ves.-RN from the Pro·
ventive Health Care tor the Aging
Proqram will discuss over·the-
counter medications. Poe lll9re
information. call 6'5-2356.
AUG.9
BEACH AEANUP
The Qty of Newport Beach
Adopt·A-Beach "Program "and
Allergan, Inc. sponsors a beach
cleanup day at 9 a.m. at Corona
del Mar State Bea.ch, comer of
Ocean Blvd. and Marguerite in
C9rona del Mar. For· more infor-
mation, call 246-4198.
BOOK SIGNING
Wtllia.m-Sonoma in the South
Coast Plaza host a book signing
and on-site food preparation and
tasting with Dr. Ronald Citron
from 12 to 3 p.m. For more infor·
mation, call 751-1166.
AUG. 10
REGPTION
The Costa Mesa Art League's
Showcase Gallery hosts a recep-
tion from 2 to 4 p.m. at Soµth
Coast Plaza, 1631 Sunflower Ave.,
Costa Mesa. The reception" is to
honor 1997 scholarship winners
and display their art work. For
more.information, call 631 -2232.
AUG. 11
FIRST AID
Fitness Concepts, INC. offers a
fust a.id class from 6 to 10 p.m. at
301 Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. The class is taught with
American Heart Association
guidelines. The cost is $27. For
more information, call 631-3623.
SUPPORT
The Newport Beach Psycho-
logicAl Association offers a 6-
week" support group for people
experience depression and anxi-
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metlc/plattic swgery wa.s
unsuceastul from 7 to 8:30 p.m.. at
3101 w, Coast Highwoy, Newport
Beocb. The a>stil S2S per ""9ion
For .more iotorlnation. call 722-
4588.
'
COlilGE. FOR KIDS
Orange Coast College's •cot-
lege 'for Kids• program offers
three one-week claaes for chil-
dren. •Books That Cooks~, a
cooking class for. children J,9es 5
to 8 in !loom 13. Regislration ii
.$39 plus a S6 materl41 f~ .... Com-
puter Cooks,• a cooking dass for
children ages "8 to 11 in Room 20.
•Dino'mite Science,· a ·hands~
on~ science class for ·childreri in
third through fifth grades in Room
3. Registration iJ $39 plus a SS
material fee. All classes are 8:45
to 10:15 a.m. at Wilson Elemen-
tary School, 801 W. Wilson St.,
Costa Mesa. For information, call
432-5880.
ONGOING
ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT
The Alzheimer's Association
and Grief Support Group of New-
port Villa WestNilla Rosa co-
sponsors a free support group
meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m.
on .the fourth Thursday of each
month through October at New-
port Villa West Assisted Living,
393 Hospital Road, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
631-3555.
The Alzheime r's Association
and Mesa Terrace, a new residen-
tial community for Alzheimer dis-
ease and related dementias, also
offers a free support group for
~vers·at 6;30 p.iii. ml 1bt llnl
Tueld&y ,_-"ct> month at .._
TerT\C<', 350 'W. Boy .SL, ~
Mesa. For "'°"' infocma&a. call
28J..1111 r.
-llE!lfA\l!MENT GAOIM'
TI)is·oogoing .mooP apec;iot-
. in tho needs Qf Jndlvlduall who , .
have lidt Al)d/or dying anfmaJs in
.their Jives, lt.Jneets at 3'p.m. every
Tuesday 111 .3101 W . .cout High·
way, Suite 311,'Newport· Beach.
:n.e cost ts. a loving douation to an
animal charity of attendees
cbQio!. Call 722_.588 for space
reservation.
BODY IMAGE SUPPORT
Newport Beach Psycbologicol
Association offers a body-
image/moderate eating support
group that meets every Wednes-
day at 7 p.m... at 3101 W. Coast
Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach.
For information, call 722-4588.
BRAIN TUMOR SUPPORT
A brain twnor support group
meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the
first and third Thursday of each
month at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings are free . For more
information, call 722-6237 .
BREAST CANG R SUPPORT
A breast cancer support'group
meets every Tuesday from noon
to 2 p.m. at the Patty Ahd 'George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
The meetings a.re free. For more
information, call 722-6237 .
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• ·wednesday from 10 a .m. to 1 p.m ..
dt the Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast
Hlghway, Newport Beach. For
mlonnation, call.722-6237.
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Overeaters Anonymous meets
Jrom 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday
dl West Newport Community
Center, 883 W. 15th St., No. 5
upstatrs, Newport Beach. For
more i.nformabon, cdll 953-0900.
RELAXATION
HOdg Memonal Hospital Pres-
byterian offers a free "Relaxabon
and lnldgery· workshop from 10
to 11 30 d m on the fourth
\\ednesdd'r of every month at the
Pdtty dnd George Hoag Cancer
<·enter, One f lodg Dnve, BwJding
11. Newport Beach. To RSVP, call
7fi0-5542
·Jt:PELAXATION AND VISUAUZA-
: "QlON WORKSHOP
Workshop meets the fourth
W<·t~t''>ddy of edch month from
t IJ to 11.30 d m. at Hoag Cancer
(
0f'l1ll'f rur tnfom1dlJOn, call 760-
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REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
Th(• Costa Mesa RepublJcan
•\'>'><>mhly mc>el!> every 'third
Thurc.,dct} ol the month at 7:30
p m di tht• Neighborhood Com-
111unJ1\ Cc•nter. 1845 Park Ave.,
< ·u-.td "-k'>d For more i.nfonna-
fo'" c (Ill h4.'.'.>·.~d26
REVERSE MORTGAGE SEMINAR
\ lri•e phone helpline for
.,1•11wrc., over 62 lS sporisored by
Bob Br enndn, semor reverse
111<>rlqc1qe consultant Fannie
I\. !c1f', I fomekeeper" mortgage
,lfld uthN plan s are explained .
t-IPPI iny tc1kes pldce al 3 p.m.
1•\ery Wednesddy m Bayside Vtl-
l11cw. 'WO E. Coast Highway.
~ewport Bearh. For more infor-
u1dt10n. cdll 723-0233.
SENIORS SQUARE DANCE CLUB
The· Cosld Mesa Senior Citizen
<.,quare dnd Round Dance Club
Wl'ks <·xpenenced dancers to jow
rn from lJ to 11 d.m. every Thurs-
dc1~ di the Costa Mesa Senior
Center l~th and Pomona streets.
Cdll 545-5669 for more mforma-
-tion
SERIOUS ILLNESS SUPf'Uf\T
· •\ free support gro1.tp for ind.I-
' IChtd b f dCU'lg CdJlcer meets at 7
p m ''\ t•ry Wednesday and for
rwople c.,ulfe nng from chronic
tat1qut> syndrome, a group meets
1-'\NY V\c>clnesday from 7 to 10
·pm 111 thl• lnsl1tute for Holistic
Trt•tJtrrwnt dnd Research. 4019
. Wec.,t<•r ly Place, Suite 100, New-
port B<'ctC'h. For information, call
2'> 1-H700
SLOW EASY EXERC.ISE
Arthnlts Foundation insb'uctor
\\ yomc1 McKmley leads an exer-n"'' c la'>s every Thursday mom-
inq dt 11 d m at the Jewish Senior
( entc>r, 250 [ Baker St. in Costa
Mesc1 ror more• tnformation, call
513-5641
SMOKERS
Th,, Nie ottne Anonymous fel-
low ... h1p Wdnts to help men and
women who smoke to quit and
rrmdin smoke-free. Call 650-2713
for thP local evening meetings
nearest you
SURPLUS FOOD
Seniors and low-income fami-
lles of the Costa Mesa/Newport
Bedch area can obtain free USDA
surplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
the MOODd prklaJ ~, w:b IDaatb
in tbe ... ~P111idn9 JOt °' 1tbe ChUrdl 'ol Clldlt C)D 740 w. Wll-
5011 St, c.om Ml!ila. BdDg ~
idelitific816on. Jlqr' more tnfonno·
tion, call 65()..823e.
TAI CHI
Hoag Canoer Center sponson
a free t' ai chi class tor b:itermedi-
ate to advanced levels ls offered
every Thursday, 10:30 to 11:30
a .m., to people with cancer and
their families. A beginners session.
meets every Friday from 10: to
11 :30 a.m. These classes a.re
designed to reduce stress,
increase longevity and promote a
sense of well-being with basic,
easy-to-learn, non-strenuous
movements to aid in balance and
concentration. The class is taught
by Revina Le~. No registration
is required and the class ts free.
For more information, call 722-
6237. ·Tue Hoag Cancer Center is
located at 4000 W. Coast High-
way, Newport Bea$.
TOASTMASTERS aues
• The Newport Beach Distin-
guished Toastmasters Club 1300
meets every Tuesday from 7 to 9
p.m. in Sgt. Pepperoni's meeting
room, 2300 S.E. Bristol Street,
Newport Beach. For reservations,
call 730-3671.
• Join Mesa Messengers Toast-
master Club 691 in Costa Mesa
for their meetings at 7 p.m. Tues-
d.ays at Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker
St., COit& Mela. VW... _,.,...
come. Por ma1e tntaautioa, CAB
540-,'41.
• The Blue Flame Thal1mutan
Oub 2711 meets at 1 a.m. ev.erv
Wedneiday at tbe Wlag9 Parmer,
South Coast Plaza VWage, 16.'1
Sunflowe1 Ave., Colta Mesa. The
meeti,ng II free for flnt-tillle visl-
ton. For more information, c.all
855-'308.
• Toestm.asters Qub 231 meets
at 1 a.m . every Monday at lbe
Irvine Co., 550-C Newport Cen.:
ter, Newport Beach. Por more
information. call 733-2209.
• Harborlites Toostm.aster Club
1·927 meets at 1 a.m. every
Wednesday at the Nautical Muse-
um, 151 E. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. Por more information,
call 854-4580.
WALK(RS
The Oasis Senior Center has a
walking group called "Walkers
Not Rockers" that meets one a
week to enjoy scenic walks in and
around the Newport Beach area.
To join or for more information,
call 644-3244.
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
A free cancer support group
meets ~very Tuesday from 6:45 to
8:15 p .m. at the Patty and George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coas\ Highway. Newport Beach.
The group provides support to
cancer patients and their families
and friends. For more informa-
tion. call 722-6237.
Ml CASA 0
MEXICAN RESTAURANT 0
K·IDS EAT FREE! f
(MONDAY-THURSDAY, AFTER 4:i0 P.M.J
FOR EVERY ADULT ENTREE PURCHASED,
YOUR CHILD (12 AND UNDER) WILL
RECEIVE A KIDS MEAL ABSOLUTELY PREE!
L1m1tcd ume offer. Offer valid at Wcs1chff Plaza location only.
Call in your order. (7 14) 650-6299
SINCE SABATINO'S 1864
Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co .
.FLAVORFUL & DELICIOUS LUNCHF.S
DINNEa •SUNDAY BRUNCH
Unique wine room d dining rooms available for group
. business 1Metings and privpte functions
CATERING FOR ALL EVENTS
Full gourmet Italian rookinc lndudlng ftlh
lpedalt and many bommuule favorites
c,;...;:,~ ONc11 n HrPo-Alergeftlc
J}Hotel UprltM
ONck ...... AlrS
AegtneratM the air In a 15' x 39'
room ~ 19 mlnutn. Catches
up to 95" of all airborne
pollutants Including lmOke ~~ Altefl 99.7" of alt~
fl)_" air pettldee.
tt fMlur11 a ltate-of·thNtt rolter
that rotates more than e,500 ""* per minute JMcklng up dust mftM. pet h*,
pollen, Nnt. end ftne und,
111111 one IMlp. • .•
duat. and pollen.
Oreck Stick 11roo.fn '
TM Map« lght 8foOm
. wtlh Wk)OM. Hire'• ....
lnlMI' tor tt'°9I tmerglndlt
and qutctc .... on ti
float eurfllcle.
COED SlWOln'
The Newport Beach ~
logical Auodation off en a coed
support group every Thursday at
'1 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway,
No. 311, Newport Beach. The
support group requires free p~
asses~ent before joining. For
more information. call 722-t588.
CONSUMER BUSINESS NElWORK
This networking group meets
at 7 a.m . every Friday in The Tea.
Room. 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport
Beach. For information and reser-
vations, call 550-4785.
cARDSJBINGO
Every tbifd Tuesday the Jewish
HOME OWNER 'S INSURANCE
WE WANT TO BE YOUR FIRS~ CHOICE
Rab6itt Insurance Agency
At.TI'O • HOMEOWNERS • HEAlll{
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• 631-774o
441 Old Ncwpon 8hd. •Newport Ba.ch
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COSTA MESA CHAMBER
1be Costa~ Mesa Chamber of
Commerce Networkers Business
Leads luncheon is every Wednes-
day at 11:45 a.m. at the Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goll
Course Rood. For more informa-
tion, call 574-8780.
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
Mariners Church sponsors a •
GYNKOU>GIC Q.HCElt .t
A free support group for
women with gynec::o1ogic cance11
meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the
second and fowth Wednesday of
each month at the Patty and
George tloag Cancer Center,
4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Call 722-6237.
DYSLEXIA SUPPORT
The National Dyslexia
Research Foundation sponsors
weekly adult attention deficit dis-
order support groups at its office,
833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, New-
port Beach. Cost is $5 per session
For time and day, call 642-7303.
• Send your AROUND TOWN Items to
The Daily Pilot, Around TO'NY'I, 330 W
Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627; fax~
4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333.
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTtCES
subject project(s) has been 11ouslng 1nd COmmunlly
made which documents Development Oepar1ment.
HUNTINGTON IRVINE 2144 NEWPORT RENTALS TO BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT
5530 PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE the anvironmental re11lew of Objections may b• ad·
the project and more fully drested to Environmental
BEACH 1040 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2 669 SHARE 2 72 4 OPPORTUNITY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii UN IV PARK Par kcrosl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2 9 0 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Bed & Breakfast 4bd, 2 5b 0 lnhso. FP. Breathtaking LI do Is I e Home.
_N_O_T-IC_e_T_O __ P_U_B_L_l_C-I sets for the reasons why Clearance Officer, U.S. De-~~·~ .. ~,.':':~
OF REQUEST FOR such 11a1emen1 is not re-partmenl of Housing and All rHI •AllAI lllftrtiung In this
RELEASE OF FUNDS quired The En1111onmental Urban Development, 1615 MW1paperlut1lljccllollle Fed·
AND NOTICE OF Review Record l:i on file W. Olymplc Blvd., Los An· Ital Falt Kovsing Act ol lHl H
FINDING OF and Is a11ailable for public geles, CA 90015. llllltlllltll lrllkll mall.ts 11111,111 NO SIGNIFICANT eumlnatlon and copy Objections 10 HUD on 10 ICl'ftrllu "anr pttlucnce.
EFFECT ON THE upon request at Costa the release of funds on a ltmllallon 01 dlscrlmlulion
ENVIRONMENT Mesa C11y Hall, 77 Fair basis other than thoae Dr1111, Costa Mesa. CA, stated in the previous para· ll111d on rae1, color. rtll11lon.
AUGUST 2 • 1997 Housing and Community graph will not be consld· 111• llll'llliup. lll'ftillal sl.llus 01
City of Coat• MeH Development Division, Fifth ered by HUD. No ob· IUClollllqln,orulnltnlio,nlO
Housing •nd Floor, between the hours ot jechons receNed after Sop-rnaU 111Y llKb pntmn~~ hml·
Community 8 am to 5 pm.. tember 2. 1997, will be llllo• °' "scrimlllallon.
Dev••opment No lurther environmental considered by HUD Tiiis newspaper will not
Division re111ew of such project(s) Is AJl•n L. Roeder ltHWiqly acc1pUAr lhatru· 77 F•lr Drive proposed 10 be conducted (Cer11fylng Officer) mtlll lor rell •ll•lt wlllcll ls In
Cost• Mes•, CA prior to the 1equest of re· 77 F•lr Drive wlllltioll ot Ill• law. Our rudtn 9 2 e 2 8 lease of funds Cost• MeH, °'' llere-, llllllmd lhll all rcP ~~t 7~~~~~R:rED All mltresled agencies, CA 9 2 e 2 8 ... 1111111 Mwtrllud '" 11111
AGENCIES. GROUPS ANO groups or indMdunls dis· Published Newport Beach· • .....,..., .. llWlllMll 111 111
PERSONS· agreeing w11h either of the Costa t•..,sa Daily P1to1 Au· llltlal..,....llyNsb. luom·
On June 4 1997. the above two achons are in· gust 2. 1997. pbiltl~.ClllHUD
C11y cf Costa Mesa made a v1led 10 submit w1111en Sa968 loll·ht II 1·IOll·'2•·159Cl f«
F1na1n9 of No S1gnihcan1 comments for consider· IM ~IDn. DC 1111 please
impact and made a Re· Al•On Such wnnen com· PUBLIC NOTICE u ll HUD at 4Zi·l500. quest for Release of Funds for two houStng rohabihla· monls should specify Fic titious Bu1tn111
11on prOQrlmS undor the ~•Ch. of 11'19 proposed ac· Name Statement
Community Oe111lopmen1 hons is being commented The following persons are •••••••••
Block Grant (COBG) pro-upon. and be received al doing business as: Alexan· HOUSES/
gram Subsoquenl to these the above address on or dna Ill. lnternahonal, 2664
:1ct1ons, tho Costa Mosa bolore August 1s, 1997, San Joaquin Hills Road, CONDOS
Clly Council modified the All such comments re· Corona del Mar, CA 92625 proposed expenditure of Caroline Van Wagoner, FOR SALE
lunds. Per Council action co111ed shall be considered 2664 San Joaquin Hills I•••••••••• laken May 19, 1997, HOME by the Cny ol Costa Mesa Road, Corona del Mar, CA
1n11estmenl Partnership prior lo forwarding a re· 92625
(HOME) was Identified as quest for release of funds This business Is con· GENERAL 1002
the new funding source for 10 HUD No action wlll be dueled by: an Individual 1"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
the Single Family Loan and taken on the described Ha11e you started do1ng11 ~:~~hg~;~,o~~og:~~~~~~: pro)ecfis) prior to HUO's 'C::~~~= i~~ ~~goner
s1ead of CDSG runc:11. The wr1n..r authOrtzatlon lo use This statement was filed
purpose of this notice Is to those funds. with the County Clerk of
1dent1ty two 1ep11111 but Th1 City of Costa Mesa 01ange County on !H2·97
related achons 10 be taken w 111 under ta k 1 I he 19973724020
by Iha City of Costa Mesa project(s) described above Daily Pilot July 12, 19, 26,
t . On Of eboul August with HOME funds from August 2, 1997 Sa964
16, 1997, the C11y ol HUD under Tille II ol the•----------
Costa Mesa will requeSI National Allordable Hous-
lhe U.S. Department of Ing Act. The City of Costa
Housing Ind Urban Devel· Mesa 11 certifying 10 HUD
oOmtlll (tiUO) IO r91 Mel\ L.-Roeder. in Illa
funds undlf Tlt11 II Of lhl ofhcl1I capacuy u City
National Allord1bt1 Hous· Man1g11, consents to 1e-
NEED DOWN
PAYMENT?
We will loan you tho
down paymon1 on tho
home of your choice
and arrange the un-
derlying ISi Mongage
financing. Buyers and
Realtors call
Tho DownPayment Co
Bkt 239-4334
1ng Acfl HOME l)fogr1m cep1 the jurildlcilon of the T tor the following project(•): Federal cOUtts II an action hal'e what happens
SOLD!
............ when you showc1se Fiscal Year 1997·98: 11 bfoughl lo enforce re-Cemet~ • "'"""ary your propeny In our
• Housing A1hab1h1111on sponslblhtlea In relaUon to Chapel • CrematOfY Homes of the week
Loans • 5275,290 1vallable proj11<:t(s) envifonmentel 11-3500 P.clfte View ~ & o p 0 n H o m e
Citywide. view, dec:ttiOn maldng and Newporte..dl Guld e . Publlshod
• Neighborhood Improve· lcilon. and that these re-844-2700 each Saturday, this
mint Grants • 5139,460 spon1lbilltl11 have been .. •••••••• .. 11 ls tho bost local Roal
available Citywide. satisfied. The legal ellect of PIEllC£ _,... E s I a I e S e ct Ion
2. II has been delltr· the cerllhcatlon Is that IEU IMADWAY around I Reach the
mined that such request for upon its approval Block best quallf1od home·
release of funds will not Gront funds may b• used Mortuary * Chapel buyore on tho coasll
conshlule an action stgn1h· and HUD will have sauslled Cremation Call your Advertising
canny affecting the quality its responS1billl1es under Re Pres on tat Iv o
1 110 Broadway Today II Ask about of lhl human on11 ronmenl the National EnVlfonmenlal Costa Mesa our current spoclalsl
and accordlngly the City ol Polley Act of 1969. HUD 842-8180 Lisa Cosenza
Costa Mesa has doc1dod will accept as objection 10 574-4249
not lo prepare an Er1111ron· 11S appro11al of the rellaH Lisa River•
mental Impact S1a1tmenl ot lunds and acceptance of 574-4252
under th• Nollonal Envtron· th1 cer11f1ca11on only II 11 ls
mental Polley Act of 1969 on one ol the foUo'lllllng
(Pl 91-190) basis (a) Thal lhe Certifi·
Hove A
Garage Sale!
The reason tor such d• cation was not In l1C1 ex·
c1s1on net to prepa1e such eculed by th1 Certifying Of·
1 St111m1n1 ar1 11 hcer or other officer of ap-
follows: Necessary mea· pl1cant apl)fo11ed by HUD;
suru 10 m11igall special or (b) 1n11 the applicant's
11wironmenlal factOll IOf en11ironmenlll review
~!Storie prop1r1111 1nd record for the profee1{s) ln-
Floodplaln M1n1gem1nl dte1ll omissionl of I r•
111 Indicated In the Envl-quired dld_,on frnding Of
ronmenlll A911iew R1c01d step appllc1bt• to lh•
for the proj1c1(1). No wet· project In the environ-
land t, w11er aqull1r1. mental review pr~ss. Ob-
co111al 1r111 or 1nc:tan-jeellons must ~ prepared
~eted 1~s will be Im· ind 1ubml11ed In IC·
peeled by this projec1(1). <:Ofdance with lhl required
Compliance with 111 City or· procedure under 24 CRf<
dtn1nc11 and condition• 58. 75 ol the Regulallom
will minimize lmp1cl1 on found In lh• Fed1tll Rt;I ..
lhe environment In 1etm1 of ter dated June 7, 1994.
nolH , air quellty, 1olld Th111 R1gulallone are
we11e and w11t1 water. av11l1ble In the Office of
An l!nvlronmenlll Re-the Olly of Co11a Mesa. II••······· vt1~ Ricord r1SplC1lng lh1
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Bal>oe Newport
Realty, Inc.
NEWPORT DuPLEX
Large lot
large Unit
$460,000
723-4494
609 Main St. AC. shullors, .as!:iOC Back Bay View Own bed/bath. Share Be Your Own Bosa
$665,000 pool, jac. Nr mkl, lg 1 BA/1 BA, Garage. w1lh 2 others. Musi be Local 11ond rte for Labels Boutique
Needs fashion lov·
Ing, people oriented
salesperson Apply
1220 Bison•A5, NB.
Thomas Bagshaw-Agt schools, parks, UCI Vaulted Ceiling, FP. clean & responsible.
Pier Realty 374·0688 Mins to twy, boach Pool. Spa, Tennis. $600. security. sale Big cash wkly Ou1ot elognnco. No G r 1 . Call 000·371 ·8363
Pets s2200 497•848c yn• ul service call 714·673·3743 ---------resort l1lcsty1e. $1480. ENTRPRANUER??
714·789·0931 NB On lhe Sand $hr Record broL1k1ng Co.I~========::! HUNTINGTON ba. quiel area. Prof'! looking lor leaders 1n
B)'eathtaklng New 12mo lse. 5625 1 dep all areas 10 lead. train,
2 ' 2 corner un;l in Al, 548·3944 and mo1111ate o soles
HARBOUR 1042 NEWPORT LEAD A/P CLERK
Newspapers publish·
1ng Co. seeks lull·lime
lead A/P & Cash
Disbursement Clerk
tor high volume A P
Musi have two yuars
AP e•per1ence.
Excellent benel11s
Send or Fl\x Resume
Accounting Supervisor
Ca1rfo1n1a Community
Ne.vs. p 0 BOK 1560
Cos1a Mesa , CA
BEACH 2169
4br 3 . Sb a Water! ront iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H ome w/grand·slzed
kitchen. Reduced"
$919,000 .
0Jt:k Bay w Iorgo lorco FT/PT OK' Koep
w111Clows high ce1hngs NB Shr clean 2br current job Call Sid
Sandy Rubin·Powers,
agl 840·5604/840· l 031
Seagate· Deepwa t er
4011 Dock-3Br 3Ba
M o de l Perfect
S385.000. Bkr,
Bus: 714·862·1190 or
714·854·2125
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
B ig Canyon On golJ
course . 3000s.t
S580k. Prine. only
Agt, 6 44-8162
Bluffs Townhome
Rare lrg 4bd, 3ba on
g reat greenbelt.
5320K. Agl 650-3822
***N.B . COTTAGE
2Br 2Ba. lplc, lgc
pi}~. Remodeled 1 2 hW 1/2 mobile. Pool.
spa, pnv bch. 200tl 10
Bay & Marina. Sr Park
Bargain $36,500
Brkr 875-6241
VERSAILLES
Immaculate Stlld•O
Possible Lease Op11on
$82,500
M aryAnn M cGuire
646-8770
Ellis Really Group
•Walk to Beach•
Gorgeous Tri-Level
3Br 3Ba $2191900.
Call 638· 1454·Agl.
W eeke nd Open
Houses? Don·1 forgot
1 Br Close lo buac;h
Ulls pd, s10110 Ing,
No Pets. S675, mo
562·504-6082 or
714·6 73-4602
2bd, 2ba Townhon,e
nr Fasn Is • 2·car ull
gar AC pool 110
pols S 1559 640 I !>29
Bluffs Condo
4BO 25BA St91J
644·6162
Bluffs lrnmac Jb,t
3b,1 S2199 mo I'
grdnr & <;CC :.~:. Av.Jll
6·3 No Pl'IS Also For
Sato S3~9.000
Baruar:i SJnrC\JfOJt
p111 0,11, w fl, Ip, frig. beach hse. Steps 10 (7141 964•1386 Gate d Community sand. n/s. fem prof'd (714) 964-4686
Slt.00 789-1746 S45o.' ulls 673•1640 (714) 621·7579 VM
Elegant Ocean View Roommate Wanted Vending New, excning
P enthouse Young Prof't w11h pool prolitablel Call tor
2 B D 2 BA . L 0 I I. home looking 10 ShJrC I r c e b r 0 c ,, u r 0
1.i 90sq II . vaulted with s1m1lor. Great 1-800·020-4353
cc·11111g, E ... ecut111e area 1n Costa Mosa.
11neni11es. llfeplace nr Teew1nkle Park •••••••••• puol, spa, 1enn1s con11cn1en1 10 shop· 92628· 1560 . CJ'rn Full service ping freeways 01c
rc .o t 11.:style 52,465 5600 month Avail 9·1. ••••••••-
ANNOUNCEMENTS Fax 714) 631·7246 1-----:..._ ___ _
7 14·789-0931 pleasecoll 549·1101
Sanitized t.larole & Share 3bd house in u• L""'e 2br O(•n 1 ba CdM 5545 • Ull w'd
oc11 11u w.111cr rent::il no pe1s1smk. Bill
t.·1U·3u:J I 2t.G·59 t 5 644·6080 LOrt 640·0215
LOST &
FOUND 2925
N .B. Toy Store
needs help Saturaays
Occas•onal Suncays &
some flex weekday
h 0 u r s 9 . 3 0 .5 3 0
Per man ent , PT
Teaching e>.per help·
Rca11ors 644-0195 ---------
Bluffs Nt>wly upgi;idod SOUTH COAST
Share Lrg Custom Found fem Tabby cat lul Stan 832-8697
E"s•do CM 1nhme, Between 31 :.I 32nd or Carol 552·7267
3uCJ. 2 t.u.1 on grnu1t METRO 2686 Mslr bdrm S575 SI 7·0 673«l8.17 ca11 1..,...-=---------
• 1 2 ulll 631·1815 between 7am-10.'.lm P {T 3 aflernoons per
52000 mo No pots
Ownr, l.>kr 721·Ci750
Lido Isle Homo
4 • 3 New crpt So.
pa110 52900/yrly 0111
Grundy Riii G75·6 l 61.
Lido Isle, $450.
Furn Studio w.'p1111alu
en• No smkr drugs
Ava11 8·15 673·8717
1Br Uppo r
$72~ mo.
Alfy Near
lndry lac
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RENTALS
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Call Sam. 11am to please call 651-0535 S8·512 per hr. to stan.
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collage 1n COM
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prol 1 woman desires
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phone call 11olume &
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resume 714·760-0535.
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•The Blue FlMl• Toaitma.sters
C.'lub 1717 meel1 at 7 a .in. tivery
Wednesday at the Vlllage Fonner,
South Coast Plaza VUlage. 1651
Sunfl ower Ave .~COll4 Me1a The
1noottng ta lree for lint·time vbl·
lors Por n1orn lntonnation, call
H.55·4:108.
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nl 7 n 111 evtJry f'vlonday al TI10
Ir vine < 'u , 'i50·C Nt!wport C en-
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(MONDAY-THURSDAY, AFTER 4:i0 P.M.)
FOR EVERY ADULT ENTREE PURCHASED ,
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The Hope l.mtitute, 11 center for
recovery and family education,
often a wome.o'I support group
from 6:30 to 8 p.m . every Tuesday
at 2900 Brittol St., C-206. COl'ta
Mesa. Por inlonnation, call •ll·
0020.
COED SUPPORT
The Newport Beb.ch Psycho-
lcxJiCtt.I Association offers a coed
support group every Thursday at
7 p.n1 . al 3101 W. COMt Highway,
No 311 , Newport Beach . The
~upport group requires free pre-
nssessi:nent before joining. Por
111ore 1nfon11ation, call 722-4588.
CONSUMER BUSINESS NETWORK
This networking group meets
nl 7 c1 ru Pvery Friday 111 The Tea
l~uo rn, '.l I 00 Irvine Ave , Newpor1
Ht•n( h r nr 1nlorn1nt1on and reser -
vnllon~. l'dll 550-4785
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game1 from 10 a.m. to l p.m.. A
kOlher lunch ii olfer9d at noon for
S3 per senior. For more informa-
tion, call 513-SMl.
DIVOllCE MEDIATION
A free lecture about d.lvorce
mediadon, an altemattve to the
trad1tion4.I two-attorney divorce,
ls offered the third Thursday of
every month with attorney Alida
D. Thylor and psychologlat Lee H .
Solow. Space is llmited and reser·
vations are required. For more
lnfonnation, call 955-2575.
COSTA MESA CHAMBER
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Conunerce Networkers Business
Leads luncheon is every Wednes-
day at 11:45 a.m . at the Costa
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf
Course Road. For more 1nforma-
llon, call 574 -8780
DIVORCE SUPPORT GROUP
Mariners Church sponsors a
free d.lvorce recovery su1
group at 7 p.m . every Wedne
at 1000 Bison Ave., Ne"
Beach. Call 6'0·6010.
GYNECOLOGIC CANCER
A free support group
women with gynecologic Cd!
meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. or
second and fourth Wednesde
each month at the Patty
George l;{oag Can cer Ce1
4000 W. Coast Highway, New
Beach. Call 722-6237.
DYSLEXIA SUPPO~
The National Dysl1
Research Foundallon spon
weekly adult attP.nl:ton deficit
order support groups at its of!
833 Dover Dnve , Suite 27, N
port Beach. Cost is $5 per sess
For llme and day, call 642-730
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The Da ily Pilot, Around Town, 110 I/I
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627; fal! 646
4170 or call 540-1224. el!t. lll
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baby 1t~s. fum, hs-
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Old mags/books. 9 14
Citrus Pl. 8/2, 7·1pm
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714.835.3171
'89 ACCORD LX
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9em-Noon ONLY
Frldaw & Saturday
Beau llful furniture.
domeshcs, kitchen,
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$3800. 7t4-673-3269
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
(714) 842-2000
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$5995
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$11,695
'93 HOl'4DA
ACCORD --(ltOftft)
$14,995
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$15,995
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$15,195
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12.--25. St. CoWweD laker Coeta Mal 1g£Hancock
2'. 51. Mortpplallle t>51M241
'Zl. 5'.-61. Homa of tM Wet.It Janet Vln.:f;d 28.·29. Newpoct C...... lietala 62. ()pm Home Ctdclt . (11t)51 I 30....n. Remo "' l'l'ecl S... Newpolt PtDpltdWt
waoA 11ACH COTTAGE $279,900
1tf11. """" doors to beacbl R· 2 lol Build new homt, ckiplex or
cmdol. 2 + I, dd ~ ! grell loalioo. ln/.erwl l.Dt 793Gll
HUN1'INGTON llACH BEAUTY ~219,000
3 + l 1-fl«'f • ~ la .-ium r.mer lr:ICl loc, newer rod,
pa., remod kl, waaer healer, ne'I\ fn111 trees lntmwt l.Dt 7900IJ
LOT ON KNOn AVE $310,000
Grat opponunity to hU) & hulld :lp'.tMleflL' 1 .ood loauoo lor
tis apx 75 ft x l.7S ft l0t C· ~ 1.onllllt lnlmwt //)# ""95Bll
llG CANYON V1UA $360,000
Mod¥lled ... Popular Boor pbn wlmasler down .. ~ + l 5. lamily
~ fP, buiki spea1cm, lmldr bunchy lnlerM /DI 'l92n
DWUX NIAlt MACH $429,000
Amioals Idler wdl look hatd It all o«m. 6 + 4, property wejl.
--.cl a IDlkalned. Lower Im Orq>bct. !ntmwt 1.Dt 798F7
IXICUnVI UYING $467,500
~ Popular Ir plan w/4 + ~ rm. Premium lot, prof
""""'111·~ Prmcb drs, bui1t-tos In dr.n, GA. /nlmf« IDt 'J'f»NT'
POPUl.MAHO ltAll PIAN S $559,000
Olatoob .,embd. t6, dly Vgbl:s, oma .. • bllc. 3 + 2.51 2-<S
... -........ 1t. ~comm. ha/Jfnwt /DI '!!174'
GOii co.ml $599,000
I·~ wlGo !Jlaits. Piiio fir .... or mlertlinlng Opeo Or pla
Guard-pied. Ill !be bemt cl Newport 8adi. Jn~/ /{)j mt'!
1MMACULA11 IAYYfNI HOMI $649,000
Graf Newpol1 ee.ti loallo& -4 + 3 11 esalml 1 ond11100 cm ID
ocao, bay + gmll 6**....._. bolDf. /n/mN'/ /f')t -
A STONE'S THROW 101HI OC1AN $715,900
PmDiurn oceanfr~ COGdo ... ,..., upgrldes ~IJJ:hl' hi&b
~ a ~ tool ~..., & -.. 111/mfd WI "95QI
' PIUVAll ESTAft $1,291iOQO
Medi& ~ 111111 Dr 11' 1 bJ wel-known attiuiea.
Bml yard wi1g PL ._.Ille ..... ,,.,.,_, IDf 79H
SOPHISTICA1"ID IUUNCI $1,19Si000
eq..w a upp1ec1 ..,.. ._ _,.. Pl a spa. Stpu11r
gue9l qalldets. G"9 pllo A CWIJi!icl hflmWI JJ)I 79flJI
1Nat89U CUS10M llTA1I $2.295i000
Glkld a __., ~ .,. 1 mt ,.. '1111' -..s c:J ocean. IA
TeDlllls at. Pl. sp1. GB. o..r • cmy la htlltWI JJ)t 79IXfl
HIAVINl.Y OA• ll'IWT $2,.500,000
11re opp1111J 1or Ille• c , a a ..... ti~ a COCM-
llimct. W 4 + s ai11ii ••MS s ,.,,,. IDf 79fM
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BALBOA IS~D ....... 108 Glnlet ................. $995,000 ..... J.~ Valentine .... : ........ SAT 1 • 5
BIG CANYON ............. .01 Bay Hill or ........... $360,000 ..... Mina Maghami ............ SUN 12. 4
EASTSIDE C.M .......... 2016 Paloma Dr ......... $369,900 ..... George Schroeder ........ SUN 1 • 5
EASTSfDE C.M .......... 2482 Parmley Lrt ........ $299,SQO ..... Laima Predkells ............ SUN 1 • 5
HARBOR Hill ........... 20 Hillsborough .......... $950,000 ..... Sandy Mittman .............. SUN 1 • 5
HARBOR RIDGE ....... 33 Monaco ................. $745;000 ..... Pham/Saxton ... SAT/SUN 1:oo.4:00
HARBOR VIEW .......... 1727 Port Stirting ....... $689,000 ..... SaxknPerinan .. SAT/SUN 1 :3)..t~
HARBOR VIEW HIU.S .. 3901 Topside .............. $749,000 ..... Dottie Johnson ...... SAT/SUN 1 .. 5
JASMINE CREEK ...... 27 Mainsail ................. $399,500 ..... Joan Howe .................... SUN 1 • 4
NEWPORT BEACH ... 1700 Highland Dr ....... $749,000 ..... Shiva Ashari .................. SUN 1 • 4
NEWPORT COAST ... 15 Lucania ................. $459,000 ..... Linda Reed ................... SUN 2 • 5
NEWPORT CREST .... 25 Escapade Ct ......... $239,000 ..... Balt>ra Chambers ......... SUN 1 • 5
SEA ISLAND .............. 33 Seabrook Cove ..... $699,000 ..... Anne HaH ....................... SAT 2 • 5
SPY qLASS ............... 3 Muir Beach Cir ..... $1~595,000 ..... Lynne valentine ............ SUN 1 • 5
TlJRTlE ROOK .......... 5 AlejO ........................ $399.900 ..... Lairna Predkelis ............ SUN 1 • 5
Beautiful Ocean &
Golf Eourse Views
Located in
Lovely Harbor View Hills
on very desirable street.
Freshly painted, new carpet,
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath.
·$749,ooti
Open Saturday & Sunday 1,5
3901 Topside Ln., ~DM
This magnificent offering was created exclusively for an owner with discerning
caste. Quality design and workmanship went into the total remodel of chis
SBR, 6.SBA residence which includes the bonus of a separate living wing fo r
in-laws or guest. A gorgeous pool, spa & cabana on an extra large lot backing
co Big Canyon golf course.
$1,795,000
Arvilla Sheron
729-7212
Natalie and Lee Ames
excel in customer service
This sales team combines
their knowledge for success
Natalie and Lee Ame~. a husband and wife
sales team with The Prudential -Jon Douglas
Co 's Newpon Beach office, bring years of
experience m sales and cuscomer service to the
real estate profession.
Serving the customer is a specialty for
Natalie, a lifelo~idcot of Southern
California who spent 10 years as a gate acent
with Delta Airlines in Los Angeles and San
Prancitco.
"The presRn of sending an airplane out oo
time, with happy passeogcn. is a thorough
training ground for handling real estate
transactions successfully," Natalie said.
Havina grown up in the shadows or one or
California's mo&t recognized industrial
families, Kem Foods, she acquired the people
skills and knowledac needed to relate 10
Soutbem California families and their
residential and comrncrcia.I real estate needs.
She elected to live in the arid Palm Detert
rcaioo for a number of years before movina to
Newport Beach and, here again. boned her
~ lkills wortma in aalea • the renowned
vt.., IDd PGA golf resorts.
Lee, a native ol SouCbem California.
p1ldulied .from Hlrvwd School in NOltb
~ ..... tbe'tori of actor Leon
Ames. attended the famed Pasadena
cart .llll\LTT GllQUr
760-1900
Featuring fantastic Pacific Ocean and jetty views,
this 1-story custom home offers 3 bedrooms &
study w/private pool & spa and 2 private, gated
beaches. In move-in condition
. $1,800,000
l Bedroom Cottage in fabulous China Cove.
Could be 3 Bedrooms again by converting 5-car
garage. Small ocean view. Super, white, sandy
beach just 20 steps from your front door.
$595,000
leaclifront in Emerald lay Located in the private, gated
co~ of BmCrald Bay ii thia six bedroom and 1ix bath beacbfront home.
Featurea include ocean views from all rooms, more than 3,000 lqUll'e feet of ouuide
decks and ~. ~ kitchen with oceanfront deck. formal dinioa room and a
large, cooifodible livin& room. The family room includes a theater-like 5Cl'Cen and
TiiX sound.
This home Is one of only 14 with private access to the ooe--balf mile privlle beach.
Emerald Bay is a five minute drive from downtown Laguna Beach. 10 minutes from
Fashion lsland and IS minutea·to the John Wayne Airport. Offered at $,,495,000.
Por mon iAf°"""""n, ""1 Bill Cod of f)e~ CoU R.itJ Groq, l50 N""""1 CellUr
Drive, Ste. M-101, N.wport Beach, (714) 760-1900. ~
Terrific Seaview customized 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
Super 3 Bedroom, sin.de-story townbomc,
unconnected to any other home. aose to schools,
shopping & all freeways . Light & bright with 2-
story vaulted ceilings. CoDDnunity pools & spas.
$199,500
..
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~_!.1 ... the most prominent site In cmenllU Bay, this estate offers
the most commanclng view in the
cowrty. Featuring 415 Bedroom
8Utls, Iota of" ... & nwtJle and
• prtv8te 112-mle, privllt9 beach,
11exquisite, is the by-word
$7,995,000
$3,250,000
EMERALD BAY
LAOOM BEACH
One of 14 Emerald Bay homes Mright
on the Beach", this 6 bedroom, 8
Beth home offws chct beach
ICClll to the most~ after
COlmU1ity on the coast. Fabulous
white ......... & 3000+ feet of
decks. By appoi1tment.
$5,495,000
OCEAlftOm'
aDMCOYE ·CDM
Bult on bechck at the jetty
•1ti•a to Newport Hmbor, this 1
of a kind home offers the finest ocean I bay views overlooking
belUtiful beaches. 3 bedrooms +
.-valor+ 3 cs garage.
5 Stm1 Veen. EZ to seel
$2.995,000
$2,895~000
• 38R ar 2BA Home
• Loated on I:arge Lot
with Beautiful
LandJcaping
• Private Locabon
$249,000
• 3BR le 3BA + Family
Room
• Beautifully Detailed
• Quality Construction • Creal location
$860,000
• l..uge 38R ar 38A
• Hup Kitchen with
Breildut Nook
• Community Pool, Spa ar Tennis Courts
$199,000
Excellent South
Bayfront Location
• Wonderful Bay Views
• 38R ~2.SBA Home w /Sandy Beach in
Front
• Cttat Loahon
Prime Little
Islad\ Location
• l!xrra ~e 40' Lot
•Desirable ·uxr Block
Location
• 38R & 3.75BA Home
$825,000
BestB in
Eutsidetosta
Mesa
• Ooee to Newport
• SBR. 1.58A HOme • Larae Seduded Yard wit!\ Park Uke s.ttings
$349,000
$159,000
Panoramic Views in
ligCmJOll
• 5p«taoUr V'W:ws Ovedooking
2nd Fairway
• 3 Bedroom . 25 a.th Home That
Offers~• Privacy
• End Unit with Lovely Courtyard
P.ntry
$749,000
Wonderful
lii·Level in the
Bluffs
• 38R ar lBA Townhome
• Numerous U~rad~
• lbcceDmt Locabon
•0-topool
$229,000
VW.Balboa
Valu~
·~2BRar2BA
Condo ~1..1 · : Cozy Famll~m
• Formal Dining Room
$239,000
Cameo Sbora . 3 bedroom, 3 bath custom home
In 81al looition. W<lodcd\JI views! Pool/spa.
Cortr.r.u a: maman $1.225,000
Spyglass Hill -Gorgeous ocean, bay and city lights viCM
" bedrooms, 3.5 baths, pool,~ lot
Gigi naoma.. $1,19S,OOO
West Newport Bach· Beachfl-Od. rWlt oo the <iand
in one of Newport's best areas. CmUlm, new in t 98"'
Hdn A PhBlipl $699,000
REPRESENTING THE
FINEST ·HOMES IN ORANGE COUNTY
Bdoourt CUstom . Beautiful tradition-
al <:ustom boml. 4 tarse bedroom suites.
Bod Daley $1,495,000
Pelican Point . Exqui.W quality a&
tom home on golf course. Pool and spa.
Marian Phillippi $2,195,000
The Pointe· 4 Bd. In Newport Coast.
Hardwood flooring, planwion shuttcn.
Worden 4 Lombanll $79S,OOO
Ocxm llllidl-Occlo a: dty lights \Y'I\
from flblti.9 ~site. Great location.
Sc:aohn a Bulk $675.ooo
Ocean aidge · CUstom Newport Ccmt Cameo Shora ·Upgraded 4 8d. pool
home with views of Qatalina and harbor. home on WBe lot with OCCID view.
JttrT Fmstcr $1"",ooo 1 l'.fosttt a Kubiak $1,49',000 -----. -···"'""
Harbor RID . 4 8d. plus iinry aa-
tom home with view in l*ll COIDdlUDiry.
Morphy a Scanlan $i°'°,OOO
c.orooa dd Mar. Outstmding views
o( (.aralina, aashing waves and jetty.
Hinman A Hinman $1,400,000
~ ~• . -. --· "!:":-•• -• .. __
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Newport Coast· Model pc1h1
S Bd. on ibc COd with city lights views.
Gtq Lombardi $624,SOO
COAST NEWPO.RT
PROPERTIES
#1 SALESPERSON
2N~ Ql!ARTER '97
#1 LISTING AGENT ·
2ND~ARTER '97
J
APRIL MAY
MAY
SALESPERSON
AND
LISTING AGENT
OF THE .
MONTH
JUNE
JUNE
SALESPERSON OF
THE MONTH
BILL FEENEY and TIM CARR
Costa Mesa Value
4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. + family room, 2 story
Lushly landscaped rear yard, quiet location
$209,000
Costa Mesa Condo
3 Bd. 2 Ba. townhome, private patio
Convenient to shopping, community pool
$144,000
1997 SALES ACTMTY
IN ESCROW p,.,.,,,
Coroaa deJ Mar
Seavtew
Seavlew
Laguna Beach
Udo Isle
Harbor Highlands
Udo Isle
Lido Isle
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Harbor View Homes
Belcourt Tenaee
Uclo181e
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in association with LANCE BOGGS
717-4744
Enalish Cotswold F.state
7 8d. 9 Ba. 9Crot sq. ft. l..uxi.sious borne 00 18.00> sq. ft. la
Spectacular harbor and Catalina views. spa
$2,495,000
Linda Ille Upon
6 Bd. 4.5 Ba. pride of ownership with large dock
Volume ceilinp throughout, light, bright and open!
$2.,295,000 FBE
Llncbi lale eu.t..
4 Bd. 6 BL "'tum-key' c:u1COm with large dock
Prime weaterly orienhrion. privll.C pool and spa
$2,350,000 LH.
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717 -4709
ELEGANT HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM HOME
WITH VIEWS OF OCEAN, BAY AND CITY LIGHTS
23 Narhonne
This elegant 5 Bedroom, 5.5 Bath custom home with views of ocean, bay and
city lights located in the· exclusive gated community of Harbor Ridge has it all .
Charming private entcy courcyard, librcmr retreat off master bedroom,
~ffect for entertamlnc. security; system, 1>9.0l and spa.
Ele1ant fumishinp incluaed, except ~rsonal artifacts.
$2, .... ~.
Ple.ase ca{[ us for more inf ormati.on
on any of tfiese special properties.
'.Bar6ara
mmNGS
7.59,.3750
$28,351,400 IN CLOSED ESCROWS IN I 996
NUM.BER ONE S~ESPERSON I 995 & 1 996
1997 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
2526Monaco $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
125 Cedar Way $649,000
Lowest price bayfront condo.
Secured building with amenities.
2 bedroom, 2.5 bath.
Newly redone kitchen.
$429,000
Traditional ranch style home
on a large lot. 3 bedroom with
hills, ocean and harbor view.
$885,000
Outstanding ~t location
with sandy beach, dOck.
Home with J bedroOms plus
separate parcel tor~ quarters.
$3,17,,000
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 4 bath home,
warm woods, rich moldings,
3 fireplaces,'library, bayside deck,
dock and side ties.
$1,775,000
Fabul0us opportunity -one street
from beach. 3 bedroom, 3 bath,
family room, pool. Possibilities galore.
$1,225,000
Warm and elepnt home,
5 bedroom, 5.5 bath,
walk to beach,
exceptionally large lot.
$1,543,000
Contemporary home With spacious
living areas, gourmet kitchen,
3 bedrooms plus den. Beautiful
view. Beach community.
$1,140,QOQ
MARY Eu.IN WIXllAIZ, CM 8ol WEGLARZ
Ufetf•e Sain A£1dne•nt Award
Mn.Hr -tWI -I_ Fa•e
INCOME
PROPERTIES
308 Larbpar·
"Oae Bl«i To ~' ""~ au. .. Blwl."
• 2/2 front unit, Ill rear unit
• Some ocean view from front unit
• 1Wo separate structures
• Front unit has charming cottage feel
Oltml .rt $639 ,000
: 700 &econla
"DalflNT Pnfett fa tlw HeMt •f OIU Co,.,.. lkl M•r"
• Near new 3 Bd. 3.5 Ba. townhorne with attached 2 car prage
• Custom decorator touches provide gracious ambianoe
• Coveted comer location for sunny exposure
• High celllngs, wood floors, upgraded carpet, A/C,
double paned windows, designer wall treatments'
• Rooftop declc & large patio for outdoor entertaining
Offered"' $519,000
•
Trovare 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath,
limestone floors, maple and
granite kitchen. Very deluxe!
$375,000
BELCOURT HILL
2 bedroom and den, all one
level. Premium location with
panoramic city/ocean view.
$545,000
2 bedroom and den.
Spacious and light, beautiful
ocean/city view. Must sell !
Subject to bank approval
$390,000
For more information, please call
NANCY PETERSON
717-4749 967-0221 ,---::-_,.
W I\ v :\ i H r c 1<
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Spectacular cjty lights, harbor and Catalina views! 7 bedrooms,
9 baths, spa, 9,000+ sq. ft. Luxurious holJ'.le on 18,000 sq. ft . lot!
This custom estate could not be duplicated at this price!
Offirtd at $2,A95,000
Corona Highl<.1r1d ·s Finest
Traditional 4 bedroom, 3 bath .
family home in beach community.
Hardwo9d floors,
French doors throughout.-
Fabulous ocean.view and large yard.
GEORGINA SMITH
759-3710
Largest prime bayfront lot
in Newport Beach
Only buildable parcel
on Harbor Island
Over 23,000 square feet
with 120 feet of frontage
.Offered at $7,850,000
Don't miss tlals Opportunity!
CURT HERBERT'S, I• 131.eocM
Local Offlce .•. Local Agents ... Local Results/
"Representing Newport Heights, Cllffltaven, Westclfff & the Eastslde Pro--.. -
Lif8's a beach at the seaside cottage community
of Lido Peninsula Resort Residential Village
These homes offer an array of From feallD'eS and amenities to bMerior-IDllaials. extenor
h. I . architectural elevations and more. raide:Dta have an opponun11y arc ltedura appointments to penonali.ze their home when purdwed early in the SllC
planning process.
Auractcd by its idyllic resort lifestyle. coveced location,
romanuc cottage architecture and remarkable pricing, scores of
Southern California home buyers are fueling the sales success
of Lido Peninsula Resort Residential Village.
Situated within the prime seaside enclave of Newport
Beach's Lido Peninsula, this exciting revitalized community
offers ,ingles, professional couples and second home buyers the
ultimate sn attainable beach living. The convenience of great
restaurants. recreation and shopping at Via Udo is just steps
away. Pncing starts at $86.900 with excellent ftnancmg
programs available.
"While we knew this trend setting seuide COCta&e community
would be well received, we had no idea how keen the interut
would be," said Susan Shook. executive vice president of RGC
and Lido Resort Homes, LLC. the R.OC subsidiary developing
the project "Inquiries and aa1ea have dnmtdcaUy exceeded our
expea.Lions, with demand growing daily. In addition to their
channing architectural detailina and i.mpraaive ranae of built-
i.n features. the beach ooa.qes st.art at lea than $86,900 foe
nearly 1.000 aquare feet ot en:fully desiped llvina tpllCC. Bes&
of all they exude the spirit of v.catioD livin& year round. ..
Reflecting its tropical locale. Lido Peninsula Resort bas an
~ Sbeet lined with p.im treea and a majestic terraced
fountain.
Value laden with carefully cbolcn feeaura. d9e Udo Bacb
Coaaps ttomea. pert of ROC'• DCW Aawricu eoa..,crw t«ioa.
In manuf8CCUred, tbeo delivered IO ... • for ftililla wart b)'.
lkilled c:raftsmcn. Bnba.ocing 119 I gU1 ~ ..........
lllw Cbe llftd c-.i wbicb their ea.,. tlf. t ' Chia IM.,.
Accented by optional al fJ'Clco featura lib trellises, wh11e
picket fences .and decks, the bamel OI Lido Peninsula Rc.'on
offt.r a rare lifestyle. lmide, vohBe _.. md clerestory
windows intenningje with dMl mutai ad loft.a (in two
bedroom homes) and ooft"fftld or vaolted cdliap. with dramauc
platform accenu available in leCODCl floor bedrooms. Masters
a1ao feature ~ cloeeu wida Cllpllizen llDd a coovement
space pre-plumbed for a IUICbd _... and dryer. F°tl'St clas~
amenities encnn.,.au Coria r •la a tirm' or ~ counaenops and
Oenaa1 EJec:ttic: wbire on white appl~ includioa side-by-
lide Profile refriaer-t« and mkrowave.
Framed by cbmnin& pllnU. trellis ~ lit)ors. brick or
fla&stooe ClfPOrti and mall pm.le petioa. ctepeoctioa Q«I your
choice of options°' e1evadom ar Oolof ,.._ ICW the
inlimaae coa.,a are allo ftoOcljd Wida 11Qn1 li&bt. allowing
the outdoor viltu to bkad Wida~~ distincuon.
A oeiJbbotbood n'JCRlllkm ~ ......... • e1epnt lap
pool, spa. IUD deck ad twli'llNw NC WI hi ii CUlftD(ly
-*~ llcina wt11a • ld;llil ~Mdy beach
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GREAT VIEW! FINE CRAFTSMANSHIP! GREAT VALlJE!
Exquisitely decorated recehtly by a distinguished interior design firm. Custom el~ance in magnificent,
gate-guarded Bear Brand Ranch. Beautifully planned home designed by Steven Phillips and constructed
by Gregg McCaffrey. Three full floors with separate guest apartment, tennis court, pool, 4-car garage and a
fabulous panoramic view. This is one you absolutely have to see! Priced at $1 ,495,000. Submit your offer-
great terms, trades considered.
OPEN SATURDAY 1:00 TO 5.'00
11 MOANING DOVE, LAGUNA NIGUB..
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Harbor Ridge
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(Rang>ng from 3.802 10 8.000 S.F.)
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NEWPORT CUSTOM ESTATES INC.
714-64~ -2452
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OCEAN RIDGE $1,895,000
Ocea, harbor and city views from tbb new <'1P9ros) ~ i.f.
6 Bedroom, 6 % Batla a.tom estate to be ballt. Over llalf-..-e
lot (23,780 a.I.) with tmla landscape. Complete November 1997.
Bay now and choose your ftnJsbes.
PELICAN POINT $2,695,000
Ocea and golf coane views from this new (approx) 4,500 s.f.
4 Bedroom, 4 l/l bath custom villa to be-baDL Peliam Point is
aa ocea•h•t development wit1a direct tieacb access.
COmpJete September J.997. B•y DOW and choose your finishes.
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1 COSTA MF.sA BWFP AR.EA OONDO I
largt 2 mastn-suitts, 2.5BA, fireplact, 2-car
atta<htd garage. Quiet compkx. cl.ose to beach. I Call 160-5000 Ext. 116.
MARK JACQUES $17~000
1 SUBMIT OFFER TO BANKJ l
5BR traditional honu. Prime Ntwpon &ach.
Rnnotkkd & expamkd. 2 mastn suitn. 3
1 fireplaces and 3-car garagt. Must sell
Call 760-5000 Ext. 126.
RAE RODGERS $Sl0,000
MARVELOUS 4 BEDROOM
Splendid family ho'1U! 4BR, l .75BA. privau
comer l.ot wlbeautiful landscaping. New carpet.
Freshly painud interior and exterior.
Gt/I 760-5000 Ext. 205.
IJACK GIFFORD $173,SOO
NEWPORT BF.A.CH
4BR, 2.5BA townhome. Liu n"4>-new ltitchm,
1 new paint, new carpet, 2-car g11ra1e within
wa/Jting disumce to Coro1111 de/ Mar Hip School
Call !-800-510-2005 Code #4085.
) RITA WADE $229,000
EMBRACE TIIE SUNSETI
Gorgeous water and S1'nJt't viewt from this front-
1 line home in the bluf!i New carpet, flooring a
I paint. Fully famished. For lease at only $2150/mo.
Avail 7115. Call 644-MAXG. J I MAXINE GOLDEN
HUNTINGTON HARBOR LEASE
'
light & bright 4BR. 2.5BA on mAin channe
wldoclt. Ideal for family and entertaining. Gt/I fa
I details. 760-5000 ext. 1381139 or 548-8775.
BILL & DONNA WEBSTER
SPECTACULAR REMODEL
large single-story 3B/l 2BA home on huge poot-
siud. proftsswnally '4ndscaped l.ot. Marble ltitchm
& b11th1. Hardwood floors, '4rte livint room +
family room. GUI 640-2677.
ROBYN SEARS $"29,900
"SUNNY HIUS HIGH SCHOOL AREA"
~ew propmy. city lights/Gtt11/in11 JBR. 2B4
1900+ llJ.ft· Just listed •t $258, 000. WiOn~ wt!
OJI 761J..5000 Ext. 125.
ROBERT MllJ..lKEN
BRIGHT SINGLE LEVEL
~ !Jul for sin1_lelctn1ple. GOMrmrt ltit., " 1Jth11. 2Bll. l.5iu Ct/J 644-4100. J CALIAGHAN $174,900
OCEANPltONT .ESTATE
A/J111U.NIJ. ,,_,,int oeu11foont "'1wu with 6BR, BBA~ 11~~""'1tily 650o s.f ihll1'tifal oce11n,
IN«h, ~"" ,,;p1s ufhts 11inm. c.a 4~-7475.
Bll.L DOLBY SS,500,000
TRUSTEE SALfJ
This 4BR, 3M MtM ;,., &ity of Ora",.le has IArre
H11111,..,,..: 'Jruuu WtU/m-lilryn-6-jmh intnio
~t. ~"I"°""'"""· GrNt family honu o
;,,.,..,,,,., t# nly S/6!),000. SllJir ''""'" /1 quick ,.,..
'Cil/llif'.ilil/lill ~11XJ() &. 1'81139 "' 5,8--8775 . .Wit DONNA WWIEll
Rc»t,. Terecb 1539,()()()
$485,000
An lnternatlonal Company
760-5000
PELICAN POINT
Owm '"'' solf (0Un< lllt'U1 from this "'"' (approx) 4.5()() 19.ft
4RR. 4. 5BA nutom 111//a to bt b111lt. Ptluan Point u an ouanjront
tirw"1pmmt u111h d1rm '""'h atmJ. Complm Stptnnber 1997.
/J"] MW anti dJOOir your firmhts
CJ/ 640-1529
OLOEWORID
OoV"S w11h thltrm, this 4 &4room homt has bmr btautifa/Jy
"1WrhlshtJ.. Huit nult-lilu Jdrtl.
CJ/ 760-5000 En. 126
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MODEL PERFECT
2BR. 2BA toumhomL buiu in I 992. Attllehed
iarrzgt. lntmor tract cul-<k-sac strut. Ligh_t & n~irtd. ctUhtdral c.5JIJnf!.~ll 760-5000 F.xi. 130. KATHLEEN MCNAMEE $139,900
CHURCH OR DAY CARE CENTER
Can be built on this ~ + site in prime location
by Los Cnritos Cmtn, fnvx Pionur Hospiud. 2
units+ 1 SFR now. Calf76lJ-5000 Ext. 130.
WAYNE SMITH $625,000
GREAT CATALINA VIEW1
Super ckan 3BR home in ~rd gaud community!
Priced for fast sale! Offerea at $550,000.
Gill for 1"oc6ure 760-5()()(f'Ext. 109.
SKI $550,000
OCEAN VIEW TO DIE FOR!
Don't loose out! If you want tht best panoramic
wakr view in a peat Coron11 de/ Mar area, this is
it! Light f!nd 1Jright original home with some
UJ>?!'IUJis.-has room for ccpansion. Come taltt a
li>Olt. Cali for ty>pt. t:lou to tvtrything important. Gill 644-163:>. .
NAN DOYLE
GUARD GATED
Se11 ls'4nd, fJ"l.rd 111ted hi.K . .h!Y. uppaded 1 I.eve/
with vin1J. ZBR. Jn... Oil/ M4-41'0o. Open Sun.
47 &. Broolt Cow.
J.D. CAI.LAGHAN $550,000
NEWPOKI' BEACH
S.vor tht mnsets fa?..m tht prilNUY of this lowly A1teuA
fated com""'11ity. 2BR. ZBA, J'm/media rm. Rllrr 1-~I p/Jm. Dtmiuor Pnf«t! OJ/ 760-5()()() F.xt. 129.
SHARON SWANSON $443,000
TROPIC.AL PARADISE IN CDM
Over $200,000 in 1'pp4es, pool & spa in a
sdtint. of raw t_ropic11/ palms. Must stt to ~p1YClllU. CA1J 761NJ533.
ROBERT SACKS $7 49,000
INVESTOR'S DELIGHT
Grr11t income P'PJ>trtY south of PCH. Front house
is 2BR. 2BA. Krar -"nit is 5BR. 3BA. ProP!1"tJ ' ~rood income. Cali 760-5000 txt. I 3fi
JANE SlJNGAILA $475,000
! SPEND THE SUMMER AT THE BEACH!
' Oct1111 Ww ftom JNUio d-lti~htn! Wittlk or r'Alli &'tal~rb
or rpmJ ~"r #J ""°""" · 2BR. 1 .5BA d-t . ~!111,W:o:Jln':'IJ.
I $169, 'frttffe & spnUI Alll•bl~~UJ 760-5()()() ca. 129. --loCU~ N $169,000
TOP-OF-1HE-UNE
RA" opponwnilJ IO own " sin:lt-!Lwl cwtom ho1111
fa!s_t steps to Ma11 Vma'e Ol""l'!J CW,. 4BR. 2.5f!1:1 10,()()()+ "I.ft.·~ lot, S«!iMkJ ]'ml wlbuM.;,-, -./ d-,_, n...~1:,, """(.llf't '"°""' ~~~ .. . ~_kii'" ;:-;;;,,,.,76().5000&1. 1il.-&""-JACKI£~LEMAN U79,000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
IAW/y ~~·s• howu "" wry !Arre lt>t in thii ~I 'llmily Mi~rlitHHI. Nnu on the
1Nultd. will ""t IMi CA1J 64().. J 529.
I PSl1f.Ell YANlC $599,000
. CAMEO SHORES . °''"" view, priNte '1udN1. Hiply ·~
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DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURE
Med1tcrra.ncan-stylc architecture and bcautifu1 rooms arc the spcci.al
fcarura of this 4BR, 3BA home. Talc floors, wrought iron dcWls,
high beamed ceiling, open kitchen & funily room.
Barbara Aune lie JoA.n.o Kenton $545,000 Ad C.odc 7lsa7
BAYSHORP.S
The perfect home on an extra wide lot. Lia:ht & bri~t spacious
rooms wich open beam ccilin~. hardwood fToors, FrcnCh doors &
windows. wet bar, guest bedroom, office, room for expansion.
Bev White
. EUROPPA.N ELEGANCE
fj ...... nce & oomfon. ~.J.rencd
byp--• describes ~ this cuato~BR estate, beautiful
crafted for ocean & city lidlt
views. Stunning foyer floocled
with light, oak flooring, curved
staircase, dcvator. Rose garden,
pool & spa.
Ann, Ted lie Suzanne
$1.549,000
Ad C.ode 72647
SERENE VIEW OF LAKES
A wonderful setting with la.kc and w:aterfalls! This any 2BR. 2BA condo has two large decks ov~~looking pcaccfuJ grounds. SkyliJt.~th wulted ccalm~ create open rooms fuU of natur:Ultg t.
INTHEBWFFS
This condo is exceptional, with ~ii balconies, neutral decor, Scraped · · • counters, large priwtc master llli
landscaped entry, two car attached ~ • · -
in storage.
JoA.n.o Kenton Dana Black lie LouAnnc Rittcy
$99,000 Ad Code 70587 $225,000 Ad Code 72747
This is am~~~ decorated
with hardwood floorsi.plaJJtllrion shurtcrs, custom tile
& lighting. 3BR, 2.5nJ\, fireplace & loft area.
019,000
Artie Johmon
Ad Coclc 70027
. CUSTOMTOWNHOME
Pcrfcctly 19Qted, this luxurious 3BR. 2.SBA townhomc tcarures high c:eilln~ dccoraror mmua & fircplac.es, great two-story floorp~.
$240,900 MCA* 1'027
PRIVATE YARD WITH FOUNTAIN
Very desirable 3BR., 2.5BA bom~ in g;ttcd OOOlll}uni9'
fuatures Berber =Plantaaon -ahuttcrs talc m funily ~m & entry, · chm '!!ith .mapl~-~hinets &
white tile. Custom s & Iighang. LoVdy yard.
Nancy Bufidd lie Guy H~
$549,000 Ad Coclc 72767
19 Sea Island Sat $229,000
2319 Laurel Sat $389,000 Sa.s.sy Luby
1743 Baypon Way Sat $448,000 Dick Didcsoo
507 Orange Sat/Sun $240,900 M2rk Jackson
1711 Terrapin Sat/Sun S.\69,000 Ball/Ranger·
1735 Pon Sheffield Sat/Sun $619,000 l.ar.aine Shaw
1954 Port Claridge Pl Sai/Sun $1,049,000 Osterhout/Shaw
Newpon Crest Area 6 Seascape Dr Sun Sl61,500 Gib Walker
Sea l.sland 21 Sea bland Sun $199,000 B:ubar.a Roppolo Eric ~ Laniae Shaw
425 E. Bay Sun $272.000 Jeannett~ Thomas
301 Flower St Sun $289.000 Dana Black
15 Haggt!rston Aslc Sun $319.900 Art.1e Johnson
2631 Raqueta !)un $359.000
5792 Sierra Ca~ j d Sun $389.000
215 Via Dijon Sun $469,000
2421 Port Whitby Sun • $899,000
1008 E. Balboa Blvd. Sun $1,700,000 Ad <Ade 71817
. -~ '
. · . " PRICEDTO SEW
Mcditemncan-styk architecture and-beautiful rooms are the apedaJ fearurcs of chis 4BR. 3BA •
home. Tile Root'$, wrought iron details, high beamed ceiling. open kitchen 6c family room.
Bad>ua Aaae ac JoAan Kaatoo
$S25,000
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LOCATION COUNTS!
Elegant 4BR cxecucm home rcmoddcd throughout. ~t 8oorpJan. 1-9 ~ &Gt
complete with lwh land.scaping. Located on one of Ncwpon's most desirable streeta.:
Karen Ra.ck
OWNER MOTIVATED $634,900
+
Sally
Shipley
Senior .
Marketing
Consultant
332 VISTA TRUCHA $332,500
Spacious 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath with family room and master
bedroom on main level. large wnp around patio with private spa..
C.Cnual air conditioning, sccuricy system tJ£ newer Pella doors.
Located on prime greenbelt, near large« pool Grae potential.
2S01 BUNYA $Sl9.000
Fabulous 1unsets & city liJtht view from this single
lcvd 4 bedroom home built by Lusk. Sunny earing
area off kitchen plu. &mily room and 2 firepW:cS.
Wonderful &mily ncighbodiood near parlc.s. schools,
shops and Back Bay nature trails.
457 VISTA ROMA $299,000
Upgraded 48R with Frmch doors, neutral carpet, and
newer tiJe. fixtures and appliances. Private enclosed
patio with Spanish pavcrs & 2-car garage.
2631 RAQ.UETA $3S9,000
•perfection in chc Bluffi." Must sec to appreciate
amenities & upgiadcs over $75,000. Private cul.-de-
sac location ovcrloolcing serene greenbelt. rnIS IS
TRULY "SPECIAL"!
• Exchuiw GueJ Community of 11 Homes • 2 Story, 2600 Sq. Ft.-3 BR. 2.5 Baths
• Hart/wood Floors. Berber Carpeting • Vaulted Ceilings & Windows
• &cesseJ & Traclt Lighting Throughout • New &dwood Declt
• Large Yard Bae/ts to Creek and 40' Stand of Bamboo
$489,000
C.all
TERRY TOMAN
714-474-1669
367 Newport Glen Court • Newport Beach
:JVf etro ~ealty 'Presents ...
<Tfie Jewel Of 'Pelican :Hill
O nce every few years a home of extraorJmaiy quality anJ style becomes available A beau11fully
mank:uml gaced courtyard serves as an mrroducuon to an mmgumg combmarion at fonnaluy and
caial degance. This gracious estate is pcrf~y positioned, at thc end of a cul-de-sac, l<l afford
magrufkent views of tht ma1csuc PellC8Jl Hill Golf Counc and die endless vistas o( tht' Blue PactfJC
beyond. Palatial doors oped to a soaring two-story entry with rorunda, 'Boolc·Matche<l' p1crurcsque
nwblc f\oon and circular stnircase, all a subdued palate of neurral colors. Your eyes immediately focus
ahead, beyond the grandeur and glistening fountam to the panorama of the ocean.
Once msidc, I deluzht of amcntrtCS await With mc finest auennoo tO deoul, crafumaruh1p and quality.
Some of the many fughliahts include eight bedroom sun es, all with baths with marble floors and
counters and all Wlth wafk·in dOICts. Nine and one-half baths m cotaltty.
A gourmet kitchen At for the finest chef and derailed with every conceivable cradmonal conven1cna,
a sunny breakfast area, Camily room, l1lnry, cxerc~ room w1ch sauna and bath, office with ad)ICCnt aoraee room, a rumpw/mcdua room. a prl)":f and mediranon room, four firepl9Ccs and thrtt stOfy
elevator. All major rooms revel in YlttiS ol the ocean.
Sea btt:ces and gloslous Kie$ provkk a stunning prelude to the hrcathtaking sunsets.
The ruidcnce is surrounded by a swccp1ng ~ cax:a..lmg ro a Ja<:W21 and pool. balcorues, and
enchanting prdens.
Electronic pta open to a loog and wide captivating driveway that lead down to the suhtemlOfll' four
ar pniee with tandem p8rkina fur limousine Of mocor home.
Thb impenllded home of clqance, warmth, dipury and comfort is
0ffered At $5,750,000
!for farlliu infanniltion ~ tfiis atraonlinary tstatt,
~amlad
Laura Husband
at Metro Realty
114/285~76
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g simply could no! do wil.houl our focal newspaper,
w.h.tc.h reac.hes so many .homes in our area.'
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For advertising information call
642-4321
Golf cOurle home This golf course home is in the desirable community
of Sea Island and off en an executive clubhouse and a guard gated entry.
1be home iJ larJe and spacious with three bedrooms and three and <>t»balf baths.
There iJ a 180 de~ panoramic view of the Newport Beach Country Oub and city
light.a. The briabt and airy kitchen features lots of cabinets~ and an eating area. The
muter suite with walk in wardrobes has a lavish master bath and spa.
The profeaionally ~.ped yard bas a barl>ecue and private spa. Thi.s propeny is
offen:d at $649,000. Furnishings can be purchased at an additional cosL
For...,. ,,.,.._.,."'7 c.iJ Plllriek r.nore of Natlo1twlM US.. Ill (114) 856-'105
fHJ#lb'lcbl,.,.,..eoa
Bob Koop Dorie Koop Bob Koop, Jr.
760-5000 Ext. 128 or 760-1580
Open Saturday & Sunday 1-5
Walk to the Bay or Beach
ExtemM:ly remodeled autom home. J..arg-e muter with
a l'fllat, a fireplace & bay view, cunom kitchen
iaduda 1t:a.inlcu nee! liaDc.a b V'akin StJ>.Zc:ro.
Kitchen Aid & Tbc~or. Archwayf' & piJlan ~out, four cunom fircplaca, romantic Formal
cli.niAg with a ceiling mural, cxtcntive we of motaic & ea~ tjle througbOut, &':"' ~le 8c •eon~ painti!l& finithed pr.age, pavers ule an the bac;1tyard, tropicil
landteaptng. Excdlcnt BaJboa Penintula location.
$69'9 ,,00" Bob Koo , Sr. or Jr.
FU£00M HOME. E..pudcd 4 hedmom. l lied
hoav on • large 7J70 oquatt IOoc lo<. n. .. lw>aw h» a
rwo-car pngc. • Ins Mai yon!, ~ IJtdMOn h» btta
n:modckd ...cl M ioClltN OD I quic1 '--•lincd .,_..,
Bob Koo , k or Jr.
NEWPORT BEACH
760-5000
En. 128
Above
the
Crowtl!
Fumishecl Mediterranean-style designer home
Thia 2,500 square foot, four bcdroo~ three bath home in a guard gated community is
available illlllltl!di.rdy. lt features a private pool and spa. custom lighting and beveled I
mirron, crystal cblndelien, surround sound audio-visual systerm, three marble · ...
fireplaces. nmble (loors, vaulted ceilinas, plantation shutters, large master bedroom
with walk-in closet, sunken tub, Westec Security System and a three car aara.se.
The contemporary, Italian-style custom furnishings include custom modular lamb I
suede coucbea and chaise lounges tbrouJbout. Custom sculptured uea rugs, black
lacquered bedroom set. king-size Du.xiw bed. black lacquer OUna cabinets with l
baloaen liptiog, built-in sou.nd system includin& 35" surround sound 1 •
televisionleatatainment center. More than $I 00,00 in upgrades and furnishings have
been llMldc to the home. Offaed Ill SS79,900. Unfumiahcd at $504,900.
F• ..w WA .,_, c.a !Wriei 7Mon o/ NlldM""-us.."' (114) 856-'1'5 or
~
Maghami recognized fo ~
her outstanding production
She enjoys continued success at
The Prudential -Douglas Co.
Mina Magharoi, a sales executive with
1 The Prudential -Jon Douglas Co. 's
Newport Beach office, was recently
commended for her continued outstanding
production. She has received numerous top
production awards throughout her suocessful
career. including membership in the
Multimillion Dollar and Masters Clubs as
well as the Silver Circle.
Maghami has built her succes8 and
reputation on integrity. trustworthiness and
knowledge. She has a track record of
success which is a direct result of her ability
1 to offer a superior level of conscientious and
comprehensive service that has earned her a
loyal following of repeat and referral clients.
Originally from Iran. she holds a bachelor
of tine arts degree in interior design. She
completed her academic career with
computer programming courses at the
University of Southern California and has
continued to broaden her knowledge and
expcnence in different areas such as fashion
design and merchandising. Her strong
interest and motivation in helping people
achieve their dreams inspired her to obtain a
license in real estate sales and apprai~.
Maghami has resided in Southern
California since 1977. Prior to becoming
Mino Mtqani
one of the~ growing names in teal
estate, lhe wcxUd for ooe of the largest
financial institutions in the United States.
Her background as an interior designer,
banker and real estate agent, in addition to
being bilingual. has given her tremendous
leverage in usessing each situ.aboo from
various angles, enabling her to adopt proper
strategies, conduct effective negotiations
and conclude transactions with a higher .
level of efficiency.
In addition to her full time real estate
c~. Maghami enjoys working out.
playing tennis, golf and ttaveling.
Mina Ma"""'" ca IN nodu4 at ~
Pnuklflllll -Jon Dou~ltu Co.~ Newpon
Beoda olfiu at (114) 159-6600"' (714) 729.mo.
Gated Balboa Cove• biY "°"' This upgraded tbRe be4room.
two bath home ia in move-in conditioo. PcatuRI include a remodeled kitcbe.n, a
fireplace in the living room and catbedra1 ceilings.
You will enjoy the beautiful covered patio llW is perfect for entertaining, built-in
• barbecue and newer dock to ICCOmmodatc up to a J6.foot boat.
Balboa Covca offen new street pavirip and coocrete padriQ8 aprona and new
plmlinga throughout the community. Offaed at $641.000.
For_.. 111/•n...., "1l htrleM Dtwat/1ott Ill 1'lw """'6ralllll ·Jo•,,_,,.,
Co.~ N.,.,,. a.c• oJllu Ill (114) 119-1110.
. Prudential -Jon Douglas
welcomes Cynthia Ridley
Her dients will appreciate her
high energy and soles experience
Chuck AUcn. IDllllgcr of The
Prudential -Jon Doog'8s Co. 's Newport
Beach office, is pleased to announce
Cynthia Ridley bas joined his sales team.
A Trojan alumni who completed the
Univeraity of Soutbem California's
entrepreoeur propm. Ridley brings lO
tbt real eate profession a back.ground in
estate plMIOing and asset procection
which. combined with bcr energy, creative
talents and more than 10 yean of sales
experience, setves her clients well. She
utilizes her business acumen to the benefit
of her clients in the haodling of one of
their~ val~ auets -their homes.
Her motto is, '1. haudle real est.ate with
care." .
Originally from Brentwood, Calif.,
where she was an active member of the
National Charity I.ague, Ridley has lived
in Newport Beach for more than a decade.
She is very fond of the area. u her
parents first met at the Newport Beach
Pavilion mon: than 50 years aao.
Ridley has two chil~n and lives in
Newport Shores. an area well lcnown for
its Community Pride program, Fourth of
July Parade and swim team which utiliz.es
Cynthia Rid.rt
the community pool and clubhouse. HCT
spouse, Michael P. Ridley, is a partner for
thC Law F'um of Anec and Hadden in
Irvine.
In bet' spare time, Ridley volunteen at
the University of California Irvine
Women's Opportunity Center in their
tccb.oology area. She enjoys vacationing
at the Herrick family home in Lake
Arrowhead with her five brothus and
sisters.
1b ~/a Cynthia RJ4l.9, call TIN
Pnulmlilll -Jon Do•Klas Co.~ N~
Bueh offe• at (714) 1S9-6MJO. H•r •·
flUliJ ""4ral ii ~•@aol..coa.
Aft OUbtancllnt value in Newport leach Tbcnare
panoramic. views of Back Bay and city li&bta from tbU four bedroom. two and ooc-half
bath home. The amc:nitiea and condition of tbU home make it an ouutandin& value.
Featwa include a larp family room with fireplace and PmdJ doon, J)CWU roof,
custom shutters and new carpel The kitchen aod badls have been uparaded. lba'e is a
pool ai7.ed blck yard with a patio. Offered at $359,000.
Ftw _.. "41011 r:ldM, qJJ ht~ of 1fN Pnulndtll -Jn,,_,,., C...,
Nftlf/#lrl a.-11 oJflc• Ill (714) 129-1234.
Beautiful views frOm this Big Canyon home Pride
of ownenbip ia obviOUJ in this golf course view home. 1bc living room. dining room
and mu&er bedroom all eojoy one of the best views in Big Canyon. There are two
bedrooma, two bllba IDC:I a den.
This DoVet model townbomc features a 180 degree view of the fifth fairway and is
located cm a qiiid cuJ.«.-sac. Offered it $499,000.
For..,. "4/ol fllio11, ellll &u6aro Roppolo an.4 Barbara A.Jrutadur aJ EIUs
Rully aro.,, (11') 644-6200.
DranWlllC ~ home This desirable Portofmo model bu been •
dnunatic.µy elpwled. encloled and upgraded. It is loc81cd in oae of tM IDOll popllar
family~ in Newport Beach.
There we five bedrooms, three and ooe·balf baths aad about 3.300 acpre feet ol
livina 1p9ee. FCmlrea include FreDCb doors and windows, poliabed lni;le WOtxl
OooriQI. new Cllpet .ct~ abutten. 1betc ia a fuq>lace in 1be ~ room .ct
tbe fiftla tildloom Im recelidy been coavated into ID office. 1be Dl'ftr titcbea 1rilll
gu 111111 a. new tile coUl*n ilDCl flc)ori.q. bay windoW, white C8biDecl and bqe
eating --. ·ne ...... auite Willi newer biltb Offen cloilble sinb, IDIDY bailt·iol uiCt a •
huge Wllllt-ia ....
It'i a ... Wilt eo a cmcnny loc-.d pd, IWimmina complea, dlildreo'a
Maroand. ecNick ficldl Ind award winDiAa AndeneD Blemenmry Scbool.
CoavaUeady dole to Pubion bland. Orange County Airport and~. Low
uaociation feei of ooly $40 per month. Offered at $749,950.
For,..,. 14u .a111, ull UndM SMw tut4 El* SMw of Bl& R#lllJ GrH, Ill <•>J1SJ#1.
seun,.. Spyglass You c.an tab lidvantage of the view 3S SOOD as you
wait dnUp the~ cntty door aod into the foyer with tiled flooring. The st.ep down
liYina loom ia Olabd by faux fiDiabed c:obunn1, the firq>lace aod bcm1h .. finjgbrA in
....,.._ V.... oeil ... in the di.oina room are accented with an electric skylight. In the
_.., Joa Will fiiid ID may of built·io cabinetry plus a fireplace for those cool evmiQgs. no tili:MI fe• • .-re couotatops, liJbt wood cabinets and • breatfMt ... Tbe
Cllf 111 • ,.., .. fabaies a amble faced fireplace aod offers brorhtakina views of the
~ ~ Plalcb doon open to the patio area. .
1he IDllt« auite hu cuatom wood floon and Pftocb doon open to die view pllio, a
Willt-ia dolet -1 a mirrored wadaobe. n. ....w blda ....... dilll •MlliW; a..an tiled
cOUlllllr eop;--. ~ape lub _. Jj•• w .,...._no ene......,.. _...
blckoam,.... cat10m bay wtaclOW.,,.. m ••• _. ..... n.lre ii a ll!pll1lle
m.id'1 rocm wida fall bldl.
SpyalMI Hill is located on one of thO bipe.t areu in Newport Beach witb homes
lituMod on tanced Iota and IDOlt feMurilig p.oonmic views. The toe.lion providea ready
8C:C*I to acboolt, chwchcs, abopplna IDd commaciil areas. Offered aa S789,ooo.
Fw ..w ..,.._....,__. .4Jus 1Wm, rw'JinU w SarawM saw •I Ellll
....,, ..... "'(114) '125-511'.
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NEWPORT BEACH • $1,IS0,000 • 6++9060
Custom oceanfront home on the sand with maximum
white water and coastal viewa, desirable location,
4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. gttat room•th fireplace
LAGUNA BEACH • $4,600,000 • 673-6900
Stunning new open view Mcditcm.nean estate behind
·the gates of cxelu.livc Irvine C.0VC. S bedrooms,
8 baths, cxtensi~ ~ of limestone, granite and scone
llARBoR R.looE • $1 •• 95,000 • 6+f..:9060
Spectacular traditional custom ho1JlC in exclusive
community, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, superb quality,
large family room, library, gourmet kitchen, pool
Coro D! CAZA • $2,.300.000 • 64-f,9060
This walled, equeaaian estate is siruated on 3 acres
with manicured grounds, classic pool. sodded arena,
4 hone stalls, tack room, 5 bedrooma and '4.5 baths
NOlml 1.AauMA • $1,795,000 • 6M..9060 Bto CANYON • $1,22s.ooo • 64-t~
Situated on a premier lot and boutina unsurpueed ocean. 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, ouutandtne mditional home
Catalina and suNet: view.. Thia inaedible home la located on latte cotner lot on quiet cul-de...ac,
miesipd and rebuilt with the hiahat quality. l\C'Wef windows and dooa, enormous li'linl room formal dinina room, private ;aid. nwble en~
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(Unless Otherwise Specified)
SATURDAY'S INVITATIONS
HARBOR HILL
9 Hillsborough $900,000 Ginny Anderson
HARBOR ll.IDGE
20 Coventry $389,000 Vicki Delpart
llVlNE TERRACE
J 924 Tahuna Terrace $749,000 Miriam Mayell
SATURDAY'S & SUNDAY'S
INVITATIONS
CORONA Dt:L MAit
216 Dahlia (2-5) $799,000 Karen Lynch
EAs'rsmE Cos'J'A MEsA
402 Broadway (2-5) $339,000 Karen Lynch
llA.RBOR COVE
1427 Sea Ridge $629,000 Cammy Leslie
HUNTINGTON BEACH
2179 I Starfire $395,000 Farrington I McNcmcy
LIDO lsLE
818 Via Lido Soud $659,000 Alison McCormick
8 I 5 Via Lido Soud $2,195,000 Matthews I Olson
NEWPORT COAST
18 Tranto Drive $285.000 Delia Delgado
SUNDAY'S INVITATIONS
BALBOA PENINSULA
307 Fernando $329,000 Mary Ann Nethercutt
BAYSIDE COVE
JO 15 Bayside Cove $1,250,000
B IG CANYON
15 Rue St. Cloud $599,000
EA~ Co8TA MESA
2.06 La Costa
223 Monte Vista
IRVINE
$228.SOO
$949,000
$348,000
$400,000
20 Sarena $499,000
laVTNE, JlANalO SAM J(>AQUIN
3 Flora $219,000
Bea Arnold
Allison I Curtin
Marlene La Grow
Kathy Fox
JASMINE CREEK • $559,000 • 6+4·9060
2 bfdrooms, 2 beths. den/library/office area,
beautifully remodeled and decorated, hardwood floors
· LE7 ~us ~SnoW You B~IJ
ENGLISH TUDOR ON BALBOA ISLAND
J bedroom, 3 bath residence plus l bedroom, 1 bath apartment, both
with fireplace. Bride patio, second patio off kitchen, sun declc:
Offered at $670,000
WINTER RENTAL
Quiet Turquoise street, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths,
Unique upside-down house
$2,600 / month
BALBOA ISLAND'S #1
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
We manage the
property· w _ l
• On the wa·--.....
• Near the wat
673--6
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH'S PREMIER
FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD
• 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths
• Expanded to aprox. 3 ,600 square feet
• Lot measures over 10,000 square feet
• Inner loop location
• 600 sq ft family room
• 300 sq ft detached bonus room
• Solar heated double pool
• Solar and gas hot water system
• Extra large side yards
• Light and bright home with Skylights
1824 PoIIT SHEFF1m.n
5 BEDROOMS, 3,600 SouARE Fttr
• Automatic sprinklers with drip system
• Outdoor gas grill
•Two fireplaces
• Three air conditioning units
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$698,000 • Extra large attic with finished flQoring
• 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths
• Approximately 2,800 square feet
• Lot measures 6,500 square feet
• Beautitully enclosed and remodeled
• Portofino model
• Walk to Andersen School without crossing street
• Hardwood Floors
• Marble Entry
• Recessed Lighting
• Excellent inner loop location ..
• Close to greenbelt "' . r
#1 L~'QNG AGENTS, 1996
#1 Bt:JIER AGENTS, 1996 . .
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DON & JOYCE OLSON
800-487 ... 4931
23 CARMEL BAY
SPYGLASS HILL
• 3 Be<lroorru, 2.5 baths
• Completely upgr;ided
• Move-in Condmon
• Sparkling Pool & Spa
• Beautiful Rear Patt0
• Offered at $825.000
6 TWIN LAKES CIRCLE
SPYGLASS HILL
• 6+ Bednx1ms, 4 baths
•Wonderful Family Hl1me
• Luft with closet and view
• Quiet Cul-de-sac Strttt
• Pool, Spa, Entertaining Deck
• Offered at $749,000
Custom built in 1989, this 4 BR, 3.5 BA home is about 3400 sq.ft.
On a sunny lot in popular Harbor View Homes, association dues
are low, schools are close by and no Mello~Roos! Hardwood floors,
high ceilings, security system, central a/c, 2 fireplaces, and more!
Sellers have boughc another home! Orig. $795,000 mu $7.l.IJ)OI>
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1279 Tern/k Terraa , l..apna Beach
Older Village home near to park
and beach. In good shape but
dated, there's great potential
here! 4 BR, 2 BA, fami ly room,
big private yard, hillside and
ocean views upstairs! B•~OOD
SALLY PHILLIPS
644-9060 EXT. 185
FABULOUS WHITEWATER
&. COASTAL VIEWS
ON THE SAND!
•Custom Oceanfront
• 4 ~. 3.5 baths
• Best Oceanfront location
· in Newport Beach
•Offered at $1,150,000
PRESTIGlOUS GATED
COMMUNITY
• 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths
• Highly U~ with
Custom Finishes
•Large Patio and Yard
Overloolcfni Serene,
Unobmucted Views
• Model • Pcrtcct condition
•Offered at $+49,000
Reduced t0 Bargain Price of
$900,000
Come by today and see this spacious custom view home, 5 bed,
rooms, 4 baths, 3 car garage, over 4;100 sq ft, great floorplan.
GINNY ANDERSON
OmcE: 644-9060 Exr .. 151
H OME O FFICE: 759,1997
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BALBOA PENINSULA POINT PORTSIDE WAY
1559
EAST OcEAN BLVD.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
3 car garage, beach
access, 1. 7 5 lots,
1119 .. A
E. BALBOA BLVD.
Builc in 1989, this 4 bd,
3 ba property is on the
Balboa oceanfront with
fancascic Catalina views
1233 .
PORTSIDE WAY
Completely remodeled,
4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths,
city and ocean views,
sophisticated living,
Harbor View Hills
Broadmoor
109
32NDSTREET
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, over
.. ,000 aq ft comer lot, just
~ to beach and board-•
~pt location.
• -I ~
$589~00
BAYFRONT EsTATE
2234
CHANNEL ROAD
97 ft of Bayfront
frontage, 6 bedrooms,
5.5 baths, 2 docks,
huge lawn, premium
location
$749,000 $3,650,000
Representing Buyers and Sellers for tJie Finest Pro~rties on the Gold Coast.
ARGYROS ~ · BARTOLIC • B $ .~-~
8 0 2 -.1 4 1 8
The Orange Coast Real Estate Leader
N-6•· ....... $1~~ Newly completed Mediterranean villa. 6BR,
6BA, over 6,200 S.F. Unsurpassed ocean views,
tropical waterfalls, wine cellar.
Lis Olsen/Bev Pavlovich
714/644-9060 or 499-1320
,....,,. rt 8eacii fn5'"9
Beautifully updated 3BR, 3BA home behind the
gates of Big Canyon. Spacious living areas.
Perry Taub
714/644-9060
.. ,.... ..,.
Brand new, quality custom home, wOodsy
setting, scenic cyn vw, 3BR, 3'/iBA, gourmet
kitchen, hdwd firs, must see!
Loraine Mullen-Kress
714/454-5514 pager
Ne ........
Spectacular traditional
exclusive Harbor Ridge.
quality throughout.
custom111!'5~
48R, 4.SBA, silperb
Joy Curtin
71 4/644-9060 xl 48
Marie Deremiah
714/644-9060 x129
Men••".,_. ~.Am Best priced single level home behioo Big
Canyon's gates. 2BR, 28A, spacious formal
living areas.
Perry Taub
714/644-9060
I • e lfadt $1..MS~
Nofth Laguna showcase home! 4 or SBR, 4.SBA
home w(ocean view and short walk to beach &
town. Complete remodel w/separate maid's
quarters or game room.
Joe Baker
714/499-1320
Ne11,1tt... .. .. ,,.
SBR, BA. 2600 SF. One house from greenbelt
in popular Phase II of Harbor View Homes. New
cpt & paint
Michael Dreyfus/Susan Weir
714/644-9060 x107 & 125
~ ......... tm late custom home in desiraOle -orange
neighbomood bordering' Villa Park. 3BR, 38A. Larae pool, AC., awm system, Villa Park
schOols.
Lil Olien
714/644-9060
I
~Beach $1 ,295 000
Stunnin$ J SR, 3.SBA North Laguna ~ome
w/magn1ficent ocean & coastline views.
Beautifull y appointed throughout.
Inge Bunn
714/494-0215
•
N~ Beach $698 000
Hatbc:>r View Homes SBR, 4.S BA, 3600 SF on
lOIOOO+ lot. Detached bns rm w/loft & full BA.
Sp It level pool.
Michael Dreyfus/Su~ Weir
714/644-9060 x107 & 125
Newport Beach $1,195,000
Custom oceanfront home on the sand with
maximum whitewater and coastal views in most
desirable section of beach.
Sally A. Phillips
714/644-9060 xl 85
Turtle Rock Irvine $629,000
Spacious & spectacular city lights, ocean &
mountain views. 4BR, 3.SBA main floor, master
appx. 3600 SF, 3 car garage.
Sonja Powell
714/644-9060 xl 88
Turtte Rock Irvine $1, 125,000
Dramatic single level unique Turtle Rock gate
guarded summit estate, 4BR exquisitely
customized, 3 car garage, privacy abounds.
Sonja Powell/Jan Ward
714/644-9060 xl 88 & 135
Laguna Beach $549,000
GOrgeous remodel w/Catalina ocn. vw, 4 or
SBR, 3BA + gst qrtrsf almost 3000 sq.ft. high
ceilings, hdwcf fl, love y garden.
Loraine Mullen-Kress
714/454-5514
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ALISON McCbRMIOK
• $659,000
818 VIA LUX) Soun
Open Saturday & Sunday, 1-Spm
Charming traditional home in prime comer location, large
living room, french doors and windows, wood flooring
HARBOR HIGHLANDS • $525,000
Beautllly remodeled 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath
single story f: mily home on large lot, entry courtyard,
large country itchen, great family room with fireplace,
living rcjom with fireplace,plan~tion shutters.
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LIDO ISLE • $2,195,000
Open Saturday & Sunday; 1-Spm
Outstanding bayfront in prime location, 4 bedroom suites, exten ..
sively remodeled, large gourmet kitchen, dock for large yacht
BIG CANYON • $1,225,000
Traditional custom home with superb quality
Located ia dae exclusive gate guarded community of Hamor Ridge is this spectacular
custom bome"wi1b IOlperior coostructioo throughout. There are four bedroom suites,
four and OM b" ..... llld DMn than S, 700 square feet of living space. Features
include Olk pM~Hna wl bookascs, fom granite fireplaces, oval dining room. leaded
and bcvelod .... doon wl windows, copper and marble wet bar with refrigerator,
central VllCUID fY*m llld intacom.
The kitchen oftin an oversized Su~zero refrigerator, Tbermadorc stove, K.itchenAid
disbwasbef' and COllJl**X. The large master suite has t>.ilt-in bookcases, sitting area.
master bath and an adjoining wood paneled library.
There i.a a daild afe pool and spa. custom landscaping, drip irrigation, Guardian
security system. six fire alarms and a four car tandem garage. You will also enjoy views
of Catalina and city ligbta. Offend at $1 ,495,<XX>.
F Of',,,.. .,,,,., _..., t:#llJ c.ol Allison aNl }OJ Cwtin aJ the ColdweU Banhr
Nt'tlpon llMdt .. Ill (114) '1U-906IJ.
Donald Pfaff puts profit
back in house selling
For a second time in five years DomJd Pfaff bM IOld a bcautifuJ upper Back Bay two-story
residence featuring four bedrooms. three betba, boous room. family room with breatfast nook.
living room with fireplace and aiant family ymd with pool and spa. I ccMed OD a cuklc-uc,
this beautiful Newport Beach residc:oce is within waiting distance to the DllUraJ Ba Bay
views.
Pflff has been very successful in fiDdina just the right home fcx all caliber buyers.
"Everyone should want to be a buyer right oow," Pfaff &aid. 1be quality coodiDon and
location of the houses fcx sale today exceeds all of m.y clients' expcctatioas."
Pfaff added that fioding a property with all the amenities, such as remodeled k.irr:llien and
bathroom, fresh paint. etc., is not as .impoNot u the location, size and beigb~ comforts.
Remodeling can be done aoyw~ in the home.
While others talk of a down mukd. Pfaff bu proven again that making the right move can
reward a home seller even in a down maitet.
"Setting s.alcs records is wondeduJ to do anytime but coming from a down 1eller ma.rUt, it
is a spectacular ICCOOlplisbmcot," Pfaff Nid.
To ncleI>o-'4 P/11/1, c.IJ IM <:olllwd ...._, ~ BMd oJJb at (114) 644-9060
or naelt Colllw•O BiDIUr o• dw ,,,,.,.,,,., 111 """"..e.ltlwll llmbr.CN1.
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RESOkl'-LIKE LIVING $227,000
Hiah upgraded JBR. !.?SBA home Vaulted c.cili.np, ayligkta.
fans &. caural air 6ttplace in &mily rm., redwood dedt •Mia.
shower, pebn ma, funs&. Malibu Uahts + muric. .tORCOI~
SINGLE FAMILY RES+ REAR UNIT $189,SOO
Front house 28R, t.758A. plus formal Jimng room. Endu~cd
laundry room. Fresh paint 1ns1dc &out. Back umr 10 ht' ~ild as is.
Currently rented at $500.00 per mumh . .ORCOl26 t
MESA VERDE BARGAIN $197,900
Mesa Ver.k home, JSR. l.75BA, praceJ to sell now. Freshly
f"'11n1eJ, plush grey carper, Spam~h ule, kuchen floor. Newer
roof Sw1mm1ng pool (refmisheJ) Dnvc by onJy!! .-QRCOl 12
$109,900
Single A:ory gJOOnd floor umt with large pano. 2BRs, 28A with
aU oeutn1 decor. minored wardrohcs.. high ~•I mat&. alt c.ondl·
LK>flifl&. Pool, 1(1111 &. ~~lta. -c>ROH32
GREAT LOCATION! GREAT PRICE! 71,000
Ga~ community by Sooth Coast Plaza. Private upper unit with
2BR, J.75BA. lou of cupboan:I sracc, neucral carper & wallc-in
elmer. Pool, 593, gym & clubhou$t. -ORCOl 38
OPEN HOUSES
CosTAMfsA
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Delpha Oswald
3329 Maryland
~lpha Oswald
2'405 Nadlanoc
Jerrit Mahoney
3089 Yultoo
Bill Lupis
924 Van Neu
~Scott
1835 Orio&t
RboodaOuld
269S Canary .....a.. Davit , ,754 Santa Ana
CumcnSipol
681 0oYUOOf
Jim Mahaffy
116+ Gkneaciet Tnrace
Paula Litten
HUN'l'INGTON BEACH
I 9912 Bdcato Ofp~u •
Set & Sun, 1"4 $227,000
S.t & Surt, 1"4 $225,000
Sat&Sun, 1..f
$UJ6,000
Sua, l-.S $192,000 s.a, 1-4
SUS,000
Sun, .... $425,000 Sua, J"4
$41S,000 Sun,H
$242,500
Swt. t ...
$184.SOO
Sun. J"4
$329.000
Sat & Sun, 1"4
$529,900
COLDWELL BANKER
COSTA MBsA/HUNTINGTON BEACH 114-.668.9333 • 71,.84-6.9094-• http://www.coldwellbanker.com
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Channlftil view home offers gracious living This
traditional home with old world charm is on a private estate sized lot with 18,819
MjUate feet. The single level home features five bedrooms. three and one-half baths and
more than 4.300 square feet of living space.
Amenities i.ocbKle two family rooms, beautiful peg and groove hardwood floors,
French doon IDd windows, custom etched glass. hand painted tiles and a wine cellar.
There are ~c city light and ocean views. This priva1e and secluded home is
hK:aled on a cukte-sac with security system, spa and three car garage. Offered al
$ l ,820,000.
For 1MfW """""""'ft, coll Carol Allison and Joy Curtin al the Col.dwell Banker
Newport BMCle td/k• ill (71') 644-9060.
Traditional Udo Isle home This traditional Lido Isle home is
located on one of the best in1erior lots. The residence boasts a large living room
complete with fireplace, French windows and a beautiful bay window which overlooks
a garden patio. The large master suite ii complemented by a spacious dressing area and
a newer bathroom. The home bu wbitewubed flooring, air conditioning, a tiled
interior south-facing courtyard~ 8rad a large kitchen with lots of storage. Offered at
$659,000.
For 1llOn Ut/OtWlllllol&, cd A._~"' du ColtbHll '&mbr Newport
Bead oJfice ~at 2121 ~ eo.11 Jb,,., (11') 644-H#, or reach ColllweU
Banker on tlu l"'nwa at www.eol4w~r.co11L
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Homes' second t1Y1ard for No. 1 in customer satisfaction
Their teamwork a nd dedication
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ranbd in the top five spots of the survey's
overall rantings. For both 1995 and 1996, the
company received the higbe$t customer Brings
ew:r earocd by a builder for Overall Quality:
99 percenc bomebuyer satisfaction. They also
..... topDOlt l1IWla in the critical ca1egory
-.hich a.a wMdier their homebuyers would
recommend the homebuilder to a friend.
California Pldfic Homes ~ No. I
nnkings in odMr imp'essive categories.
iDcludifts 1997 Homebuyer's Choice Award for
California Builder awuds. Construct.ton
Quality, Customer Service Response Speed and
sales personnel Tbe company ranked high in
Ille 1997 H~'• Choice awards for Top
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Coast Newp.ort Properties celebrates secon.d
annual "Summer Kick-Off" at beach front bash
The bea utiful beach front home of Evan and Tom Corkett was the site of Coast Newport Properties' second annual
"Summer Kick-Off" party. More than 70 agents and employees ·participated in a number of ~ames on the sand, including a
water balloon toss (shown above), a volleyball tournament and horseshoes. When everyone's appetite reached a peak, a
special catered buffet dinner sponsored by Eric Hungerle of Fidelity National Title was served,
just as the sun set in a cloudless sky.
Bank of Amet1ca
Cal Fed Lending
Chase Manhattan ---· Chelsea Mortgage-COM
Citibank ---Coast Federal Bank
Countiywide Funding
Detrick Mortgage G~
Downey Savings
Emery Financial
First Federal Bank ol CA
Glendale Fedefal Bank
Home Savings
Nations8anc Mtg. Corp.
Newport Coast Ananclal
Pacifica Mortgage
Prism Flnancia.I Corp.
Sanwa Bank
TLC Financial Svcs.
Union Bank of CA
United American Mtg.
Weyerhaeuser Mtg.
World Savings Bank
TYPE PHONE
B (800) 642-2244
s (800) 225-3337
K (800) 900-6062
A (800) 945-1582
B (714) 494-4686
s (800) 300-5626
K (800) 877 -5626
A (714) 759-9692
s (800) 336-9639
~ {714) 729-9200
s (800) 672-4332
s (800) 560-9000
s (800) 230-1102
K (800) 685-0001
A (800) 808-5626
A (888) 623-4503
A (800) 691 -5626
B (800) 237 ·2692
A (800) 801 -7300
B (800) 453-1288
A (800) 708-5626
K (800) 669-6747
s (714)832-8113
KEY LENDERS AND RATES
INTEREST
RATE
7000%
7.125%
7.000%
7.000%
7.000%
7.620%
7.000%
6.875%
7.250%
7250%
7000%
7 125%
7 100°·0
7 000°•0
7 OOO°o
7 OOO°•o
7 000°·0
7 400%
7 125%
7 375°0
7 000010
7 125%
7 650°10
30-y..-ftxed
'% POINTS LOCK-
OWN ('lit) IN A.P.R.
20 2.250 45 7.262
20 1.819 30 7.345
20 2.250 30 7.262
20 1.625 15 7.198
5 1.875 30 7.224
20 2.000 10 7.866
20 2.125 45 7.250
5 2.250 14 7.135
20 2.250 30 7.517
5 1.000 45 7.387
20 1 500 30 7.185
20 2.125 30 7.377
10 2.250 30 7.364
20 2.125 30 7.250
5 2.125 10 7.250
10 1 625 15 7 198
5 2.000 15 7.237
10 1.500 30 7.590
10 1375 13 7 .299
20 2.000 60 7.617
5 2.125 15 7.250
10 1.875 14 7.351
20 1.500 30 7.843
INTEREST
RATE
5.375%
3.250%
4.375%
3.950%
5.375%
3.950%
4.750%
4.850%
3.700%
5.250%
4.950%
2.950%
3.950%
4.125%
3.700%
5.375%
3.950%
5.750o/o
5.250%
5.375%
3.950%
6.375%
3.950%
20 1.000
20 0.375
20 2.500
35 1.000
35 1.125
20 1.000
20 0.000
20 1.000
20 0.250
20 1.000
20 1.000
20 1.000
20 1.000
20 2.500
20 2.000
10 0.0()()
20 1.000
20 1.250
5 1.500
25 1.000
20 1.000
20 1.875
20 1.000
30-Y .. ..tjusUble
MAX. MARGIN
A.P.R. LOAN
7.688 214,600
7.267 214,600
8.398 214,600
7.511 2,500,000
8.137 1,500:000
7.461 600,000
7.242 214,600
7.419 750,000
7.581 500,000
8.111 214,600
7.570 214,600
7.973 214,600
7.723 500.000
8.868 214,600
7.437 700,000
8 020 21 4,600
7.461 214,600
7.672 214,600
8.163 214,600
8.292 2\4,600
7.561 2,000,000
8.323 21 4,600
7.561 500,000
<'!> INDEX
2.750 1TS
2.375 110
3 .000 1TS
2 .550 110
2 .750 1TS
2 .500 110
2.375 110
2 .450 110
2 .700 110
2.750 1TS
2.600 110 -2.250 l1M
1.990 l1M
3.000 L6M
2.375 110
2.750 1TS
2.500 110
2.750 110
2.750 1TS
2.625 6CO
2.600 110
2.750 1TS
2.600 110
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Both fixed & lldjusllble P«9Mll are ~ convennonal mon1>3ges Type ol Lender ts B • Bank, I( • rnorlgage banker; A • moogage br<*M; S • aavlnga & !Oen. Mongage banl<era and broilaf'll are lloensed by Iha California
0.par1mef14 of~&unMeither1broker or00fll0f8ti0n For 1nlormatton call Calll ORE at (916) 227-0931 1n-....t Ratie fol' ldjustlbles 19enlnlrodudof';rateIOt1he llrat ad1Ustrnen1 period Down PaytMnt tS amoum ol cash(% ol
salel pitce) pllld to..,,., prlof lo lignlng mOl1gage contract Points are.,., of loon balance paid to lenOef at time ol IOan dolling. Lock-In ii the number ot daya ltflder guarantMa me pnor to c:loelno. A.P.A. Is the annual peroern.ge rate
.vt\ICh 11111'1....., lfnl8I co.I of 1he loan to the bonowei All AP As are calculated by Mongage News Co based on a 1214.800 loan amount. the polnls shown and 1700 toeal.... The A.P.A.1 ant included In this chart lor comparl·
son~. When~ lor 1 io.n, F9darll Truth~Lendlng law reqoires lenders 10 calculall an A.PA speclfio to each loltl otlef. Maximum loen II the maximum lender wll io.n under g111e111enns. AJ4 fixed rate programs have 1 mut-
mum of 1214,800. Mlfwln ~ '%) 11 llndera profit, mlllOI" ~index • actual rete alter rnt adjustment Index ta the basis lor Mttlrlg M act,... me (Margin+ lnda11 •New Rat.) 110 • 1 llh Diil. Coll ot Funds. 1TS • l ·Year Treasu<y
EMii LllM • 8-monfl tJ80R. 8TB a &-month Treasury Bl•. 6CO • 6-month everege cemtate 01 depoSrt AdJuatment Fl'9qUeney ii the period '*-1 lldjUA'Mnta 1M • 1-Mon4h, 8M • e-Monlhs, 1Y• 1 Year All rates~ to
mange Vfll'ly ,.. Ind ...,,. prior llO ~ IQ( I loan All lellderS proYlde IOallS With ~lletenl ,.,., and *"" fol' dilferent loen emounta. The lnloml8llon ~ II not an ofl9( IO make I IOln. For I coneumer guide on hOw IO stiop
IO< • ~ • .-Id. $4.50 c:hldl'peylble IO Motlgag8 News Co 365 Quintana Ad Suite E, Morro Bay, CA 93442 (805) 772.9500 COPYRIGHT c 1997 Mortgage News Co
HarbOr Highlands I: Charm and possibilities in Nevvport
BOUNDARIES:
Nestled between Irvine Boulevard,
Highland, Dover and Mariners Drive.
HISTORY:
Phase I was star1ed by South Coast
Construction Compuiy baiJdcr Mellot in
1954 The pri(le '-II oa tho 1,200 to 1,450
'quare foot bOmel were ader $20,000. AB
a post war elev~ many of the homes
were purch.Ued by World War D Vetenru
usmg their Vetaw Administration loans.
Pnscilla. Diana and Beryl Lanes were the
first streeea put ia. Prom tbeo oo, all the way
to what is DOW Dowir Shores, it wu"mustard
plants andjd .......... !MM BOaJevard
was a two 1-ro.d, Plibioa llllDd wu not
even a viaio9 lllid dae ~ ,.._ flying
OVctbcad 'Mft JaWI ptjVlle J)laftel.
HOMES:
There ll'e a Uttle more Iba 200 home& in
the oriainlJ tubdivuion. IOlmdmea referred
to u the .. pt llrelQ." lbeir wonderful lathe
and p)Alter ClCl8ICnldioL rahed foundations
This home is noN listed in Harbor Highlands
with hardwood floors and largez locs give COMMUNITY FBA11JRF.S:
charm and possibilities to buyers looking for Marinas School, Park and Ubrary. tennis
affordable Newport homes. and racquet ball courts are a lholt walking
NOW LISTED:
Recent sales have ranged from $31S,OOO for
1 three bedroom to just under $370,000 for a
four bedroom.
OoC of the homes now listed ii a
charming three bedroom. two bad\ home.
PeatureS include hardwood noon. Prencb
doon and windows and • ~ ylld
with tranquil pool. This tum-keJ home is
offered at $385.000.
distance. &each and bay activities are only a
short drive.
SCltOOLS:
MariDen Blemeowy. Bm'8Jl l'nlmnediate
and Newpott Harbor HJab SdM>ol.
SHOPPING:
• Watc:Wf Plaza and Weatcliff Court are
wUtma distance. Close by is Faahioo bland
tDd Bilbcia Island.
SOURCE:
HARBOR
IDGHLANDS I
Julie Stepbensoo of Coast Newport
Properties, 4 Civic Plaza.. Ste. 260, Newport
Beach. (714) 644-l(J()(). .
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Traditional estate in Harbor V1ew Homes Built m
l 996, this residence is located on a cul-<ie-sac lot in tbe Newport Hills £state section of
Harbor View Homes. The five bedroom, four and one-half bath highly upgraded
traditional estate type home has more than 4, l 00 square feet. 'the main level includes a
Living room/music room with double sided marble fucplace, large dining roo~
enonnous gourmet kitchen/family room, powder room and bedroom suite. The home
has a spacious entry, volume ceilings, hardwood floors and plantation mutters. Tbe
gourmet kitchen/family room features granite countertops, high gloss white cabinets
and white appliances, including a Sub-zero refrigerator, window seat, pantry, hardwood
floors and a brick fireplace, opening to the oversized yard with outdoor barbecue
center, spa, used brick patio with lattice overhang and large grassy area.
The large master suite includes a marble fireplace, his and hers walk-in closets,
ceiling fan, plantation shutters and marble accents in the bath. A paneled library/office,
adjacent to the master bedroom, featW"Cs walls of built-in cabinets and shelves. 1be
second floor also includes three additional bedrooms and two bathroonu.
An oversized three car garage has built-in cabinets and storage. Harbor Vsew Homes
offers community clubhouse and pools, greenbelt with playing fields for sports and
Andersen Elementary School within easy walking wstance. Offered at $1,195,000.
For 111()re informa/Wn, call Carol Berg al (71') U4-J61XJ. Coast N""JH)rl
PropertUs, 4 Civic Plaza, SuiU 260, Newpon Bud.
-· Fabulous remodel in Bayc,.._ 5CjUlll This fabulous J,100
square foot remodel is located on a J0,000 square foot lot iollaycrcst South, one of
Newport Beach's most popular established neighborhoods. Comprised of three Lwge
bedrooms and three and one-half batM, it is convertible to fOW' bedrooms, which lbe
seUer would do if the buyer desiies so.
Quality and attention to detail are evident in every room of the house. The master
bedroom was expanded to include a sitting area, large bathroom and walk·in closc:t. The
ceilinaa were all scraped and textured and every room has either Pella windows, <loon
or both. The open ldtcben bas top-of-th&-linc appliaocea and fixtures iocluding a Sub-
uro refiigMllor and o.cor c.ooklop tod convection ovena. All on ooe Jev•t. tbiJ
sprawling home bu two air conditioning unit&, two furnaces and two water beat.era.
Other custom featma include buih-ina and bookcaaea, security system, recessed
liptlng. finilbed thee car gmge, CQIJPCll' _plumbing and oower roof. Tbo' exterior of the
home is veiy private, from the enuy courtyard to the becqard with pool and apa.
Priced aa $129,000.
For,,,.,. b4/«W""'111, ellll JiloVIN B11ad .M M"""J S#llbto Ill (114) "4-1#0.
Coall NIWpOl't ,,,.,,,,.,., 4 Chk PllDr, Siii# ~ N,._, S-Clt.
Build 1118 home you want .Enjoy all die privlC)' and pratige of
Harbor island Thia beautiful lot is a rue propa-ty. The froat.age oo the wt.ta ii 120
feet. providing tbe opportunity of harboring a 100 foot plus ylCbt. This 23,300 square
foot Jot will allow you to build y()IU{perfect dream mansion. Set 44 feet back OD the
water, it offers space for beaulifu1 gardens, lawn or pqol. Uodt.rground space for
parking is also a considetation.
This exclusive commuoity bu only 30 home ownaa. one·W&)' gated bridge access,
secwity persoonel and is tucbd out of the way of the mainleream. 1bere arc Newport
Beach residents who doo't oven know it is tbc:re.
This is the only vacant property on the island now and the onJy private piece of
buildable property in Newport Beach. The views are spectacular day and night Sitting
on the main bay. all of this boating activity passes right by and sunsets are beautiful.
Night lights include the picturesque Pavilion aod Fun Zone ferris wheel aloog the
Balboa Peninsula. The location is outst.anding and the property is a oever-to-bc-f ound-
again opportunity. Now listed at $7,850,000 (it could be divided into two lou).
For""',. btf"""'1lion, call Bnerl1 MotphJ & MiNM Bruit al (114) 644-1600.
Coa..t N.wpon ProJHrtln, 4 Ciric Plaza, S• 260, Nnporl Beoela.
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OfferrdAt
$349,000
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Properties
Michael J. Lambert
(714) 499-8497
PENINSULA POINT
Best Offer Over!
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Built in 1979 w/50 a+ ~t doc~ 3 bcdr~ 2 fireplaces, 24~ sq.ft, high ceilings, brgc. LR &
knchcn. Mmr suite f earures ~tring room & fuepln.
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Flat Bldg Pads "
Whitewater, Catalina
Sunsets Coastline Vus
Fab -1 of a kind -
A Steal
$650k-$1.6 mil
+
Spectacular ocean view
lots. Permit ready plans.
$395k
Others $17Sk
SCOTT LAND CO.
499-1600
lb.is Scrfklng Meditemmean custom
boine bas great curb appeal and
featwa:
• 5 bedrooms, 4 baths
• Oversized Jot, 3<ar garage
• Marble flootins, granite counters
• French doors, celestory windows
• 2 black matble fireplaces Bnl.,."' $1~65,000
Contact Vaughn Hapeman 0
Ok 260-4747 Home 640-72S8
~ JACKIE GBJJS, REAilOR ....-c.._______ RF.AITOROFnfEYFAR 1990
BUS. (71.f) 631~1 l "Service with expertise" m (714) ~33SO
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CHRIS VALLI
759-3738
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• Four bedrooms plus study • Lush, tropical outdoor landscaping
4 Chic Plaza, Ste.260
Newport Beach
• Gourmet kitchen with Viking stove, • Bladt bottom pool and spa
fireplace. butcher block center island • Private 1uard-pted com.munjty
• Finest quality workmanship • 3-<:ar prace
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BALBOA ISLAND
1s 1 B & 1 fi20 Abalone Place
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3 I X'<lr<x>m lipper Wllt
w 11ll .! 1. lx1th. fireplace
in cont '<'rsatlon nook
l'r lurge IXJlcony
Lower 2 bedroom unit
1s very private w ith 1 •1.
bat11 +car parklng.
slightly ooerslzed Jot.
Offered at 8729,000
Lora Vance Realtor
can Marlys for
appointment
6 7 3 -4062
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Erfoy sweepng vtews of Dock Doy.
ooeon & dty tights from rhls wsrom
Dover Shores esrote. This 6, 700 sq.ft.
home hos 4 spoc:IOuS be<:kooms. 4.5
brhs. 3 oar~ & ballroom size
IMng room. The mosrer 5Ulte feonxes
o rerreor w/fplc. for rekJxWlg rn
~f=~ $1.M0.000 For private Showing
CCIII Sa~ 0 559-3760 ...... ~ .. -.
Have the competitive
edge of experience with 1
PATRICK TENORE.
40 home.' !.old YT0-
2().year career of $1/3
bilJio9 '8ld penooally
thm~ Oralfge
County. Doan't it
make sense to use a
seasoned professional 7
Call 1-800-4-TENORE.
BAlBOA PENINSULA
1025E. .... llwl. JR 5ltlSuR ... $1,495,000
Clnnery vmap a.aty _,...... 311 1111 .. 5 '329,000 673·3m )dleC-.ltellltot-1505 ac-· lhd. 3U Sat 11·3 $549,000 631-1111
laJboa Newport Realty 541-3350
Miry Fryer 687Gawlw 411 Sun 1-4 $114,500 714-11,.1201 c..ldi .......
1707 E. 11-r Ave. 781 Sat 1·5 $3,950,000 JllllM .. llfy Cannery Vllllp laity "'"'333 673-Jm 924V.. .... Sun1-4 $155,000
2000 ac... lhd. 411 s.us.n 1·5 $149,000
Cannery WI-. laity
673-lm
CORONA DEL MAR HUNTINGTON BEACH
1401 Blyllde Dr 411 WISclft 1-5 $2,650.000 411 ~1-4 $529,900 Cannery Wlap Realty
673-lm
COSTA MESA
1164 GleMlglet Terrace 311 S-1-4 $329,000 NEWPORT BEACH c.olclwel ..... 1244PMll 411 Sun 1·5 $1,340)IOO Paula Ulm tt..Wdylalty
66M33J Sin~
1754 SllDAna 381 Sun 1-4 $242,500 714-559-5555 c.oldwell ..., 19 lelmart 581 s.. 1-5 $1,iQ,000 <:armen Slpol V..p.Hlpelmn
668-9333 Ofo. 260-474!
1835 Oriole 581 Sun 1-4 $425,000 I ..... M0-7251
c.oldwel .... .. S...1·5 $615,000 Rhonda Huld
6'1-9333
2AOS *"-• WIJ 3R Sll/5ml 1-t
caw.•~
$116,000 311 ~1-t SMl,000 .... ~
71'"'6MW JD W/Sm1W .... 244llwlwly 5111..S $295,000
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714-6S1.eo11
714-HI 3350
2Mlc_, 411 Sun1-4 $415,000
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It pays to advertise in the Daily Pilot!
'1 specialize in the very unique
beach and bay-oriented
neighborhoods of Newport Beach. I
advertise in the Dai& Pilot because
it continues to reach the peopk who
want to know whatS going on in
those areas. I know it reaches them
because of the number of qualiry
calls I receive on my listings!"
Ronda Hein
Coast Newport Properties
ad . . !_/:-. • call Fort'a'tulftg IDIUrmatiOD
642-4321
Ronda Hein
Coast Ncwpon Propcnics
3377Vaa Lido
Newport Beach
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(714) 644-711'1
$4,500,000 #B21
cuetom home with bay, One of the most charming & unique oceanfront
. 48~ 4BA with decb homee built in the 193CY1. The main home &
kitchen and curlage hoUH have been enlarged while
bedroom with maintaining it. original charac:tu. Panoramic
attan and illand. vtewe. ..
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