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Home My WebLink About1991-02-09 - Orange Coast Pilotlend Saddam a Mas_.11111 ORANGE Alla a·,..., " ,,,,, ~~~ ... .,.,. Hazy and cooler Morning fog is expected in mmt areas. \\Ith only partial clearing m the afternoon Coastal Inland h1!ithc; from M to 6CJ LO\'vS from 45 to SI r or the Orange (oao;t's most complete "e.11her 1nform,1t1on, including btlating. fl\h1ng and \Urfing reports. ~ee p.1gc CX llTllEIE- A :--.:c\\port Beach-ba,cd 11r~an11,1t1l>n l.1llcJ the National l.:urope.tn Amer1l.1n "Hx1et\ ha' a\l..ed the Orange Con\t Dail~ Pilot to use the term · l urope 111 ·\mcnl rn, .. to r~fer to American' ,,f I urope.in ongtn "I \\Ould .1pprcu.1tc \Our u'c of European Amem:.tn to name U\ hecause II pro\11.k\ J b,1Jh needed contc'<t to your reader' to recngn11e the cxtraordtnarv cthnK dl\cr\lt~ of American-; from l·uropc." ,1.1te' a fax \ent our "'a~ h\ P.1ul Burchett. 1dent1fied ;1~ the 'cx1ct' \ ,,,,ocrnte principal "I hopc ytiu "111 l'Ontinuc the U\C of th1' t:orrell term 10 mercome J tiadly na"c:J. mcd1a·crc:.11c.l m.1s:c <'f [·uropcan •\mcric 1n' ·" .i hi.ind hnm1lgeneou\ ma'' of pc11pk \\lthout root-. or home countl"\ memorie~ ~1cd1a·1mpo~cd name' 1 ltkc Anglo. Cauca!>IJn .ind ''h1tc) 'm11thcr thc cthnil d1,cr,1t) of l·uropr.1n ·\menc.in'" Burchett ';"'the. 111<:d1.1\ treatment of luropcan \ml·r1l.tn\ h,1, han1\hcJ 'Ulh hill.' tnhl .1 bland pa,t1chc '' h1, h dcnu:' kno"kds:e 1lf C\ur hi\hlf\ .inJ 1Lknt1t\ i.1 11ur 1.'htldrcn and to uthcr cultur.11 .:rnup' in our cnuntl) hle ,.\,1.in Amcr1c.1n' and African Amcntan' You might call 11 a media '"h11c"'a'h QUITES Of M DAY "Tlru inc n·a fe "ent tltm11i:h 111tho11t 11 1 otr. w lei:ulators · Ir ands "11/ he ojf tlrt thrPttlt 11/itn tire ph111e u111/rn A\1,emhl)man Gil Fergu,on. J". cu\\tng recent co.,t-of·ll\lng ral'C' !\II. ( iv1 tmmcnt is a /...Jntl of lfgal1:nl p1llagt " 1:.lbe rt Hubbard TODAY'S EVENTS • Ru.k Emmet, the former lead gu1tamt and founde r of Triumph. tiring~ his ne-w band to the CoJch tfOU\e F·or 1nformatton call 496 8930 •"The Best of Police Log," a 'PC· c1al co llection of some of the more offbea t items that have ru n 1n one of the Pilot's most beloved daily foc- tures, as coming Feb. 28. LOTIERY Dec co • Jlca rts: Queen •Clubs· Q t Diamonds Ace •Spade\. 6 v INDEX Brtdct column/CS Ann landerS/AI Business/AA Potic1 lot/A.2 Classahed/C4 Public nobm/C6 Comics/14 Scramlets/C5 Commumt~ Forum/A7 Soctlty/AI Crossword/CS Spotts/II Entertatnment/11 TV l1St1"1'/• Horosc•/C5 Wtathef /Cl Plll"-f 1Rt?? ,... @ ~1991 ,,.... • "" .. tecytW .. Saturday, February 9, 1991 25 cents Our skies getting friendlier to . air travelers By Tony Dodero Oranoe Cou1 Oait; Pilot CO.STA MESA -New th.H the maJor ai r cam cfs have <;la~hed Carel> 1n h.1lf h," created a nurry of business for loc.11 tr.I\• el agents. Out they arc not ncce,,aril) h.1pp) about 11 "The phone!t ringing off the "·ill. 11·, cral\," ~aid Gene Koch of And.in1c Jr,1\· cl 10 !'\c"'pon Beach "YcsterdJ~ "'a' JU:.t a zoo around here " AmcncJ \\'e\t Airline' announcl'd Wednc<;da) that 11 "'ould offer J ltm11cJ numhcr of half price fares 10 all night' throughout the LIS. B) I hur-;day, c;evcral other c.imer' op· crating at John Wayne Airport, 'uch a., 'l1rth1A-cst, United and Delta, decided to lollo'\ America West\ le.id and offer 'umc nights at 50 percent off al\O I nday is the last day cu)tomers c.in purch,l\C Amenc,1 We~t uc.l.cb, but .tr· r.angcmcnt<; could be made for n1ght'i a\ l.11 ahead as J.inual"\ of llJ<J~ \-l.1m • .n:cnt\ \\Cfe bu-;y re'olhedultng chent\ I r1d,I\ at the nc"' lo\\cr fare-; I o; C'<iimple. Amem:a \~ e~t offercJ J S252 night from Or.tn~C ( ount: to ~C\\ '\ nrk and Koch said he "a' bool.1nc I oni: lkiich to l.a' \ egJ' trip' for $6~ r11tind·tnp Other agent!t. like Rene K.irl..in of I rJ\lan. cxprc!t~cd \1mil.1r fcchnt!' of C\· .l\pcrat1on from the I.arc~ \Olumc of phone c.111\ and !utile attempt' tn 11:..ich the a1rhne!t 'A-hu.:h ha"c tillered the rt."· duu:d r arc\ .. rh1-." no htx n tor tr.l\cl .ll!l'llh, \he -.aid. rl·g.irding 1he lu"' f.Hl'' I he: did agrt.'c, ho\\e,cr 1h.11 1hc f.ue 1..Ul\ <.:nuld he .. l!OOd 'h >I Ill the' ,lffll Ill 111 mdu,tr. 1h 1t-h." ~Cl'n dc:lui:n! '"'h h;1J n1..'A-\ a\ of ldlC 'It' 1..\l..lltn!!. 11·, 11ood I r our d1cn:' .ind 11 gc:h them 1ntcrc'tl.' ! in : ,,n' .1..:,11n loo..cxh !>.llll I urlh1:rm1Ht: he ~Jtc! op11m1,t11.. nc"' a"llUt tht Jr an 1hc Pcr\l.1n <iult ha' l!l'L'n rc11plc le'' rt' .,on l\I \\Of["\ In 1h1' l."1 ''cc!., I h t 'crhcd .1 r1:turn1ng ol conl1Lkn~c.. loo..1•d1 ':.i1d think the lcar "goinc 1t1 I .. 1\1.. 811111•-.... Avrrfm Mlf~<,...,-W ----.... 2 ·• ----... 7 3 ---Sa ............ ,....,,,, _ ....... . lll--·· But Ira' Ian Agent \n1tJ TraH!f'> .. aid 11 .... 11 ljke more than JU't lo" I.He'> to help 1he tra\el indw~tr. See FARES/Piii A5 ! Newport Beach gets hidh marks Community leaders rate quality of life By Paul Arct' p'ey ll'IQ' a•I Dll y P .! "4 E W PO R l ....----------. BF.\( fl l ong as- \oc1ated "1th glamour ~u n. t un. "'l'alth and other ac· l out<'rmcn '" of the good hie this coastal Pll:.DT SURVEY commun1\\ also stands o ut as one of the mo!tt in flu.t."n11al in Orange ( ounty. ac- cording tO communat} leadtr!I In a \Uf\e~ of Orange Count} leaders spom orcd b\ the Orange Coast DaUy Pllot and conducted b-. the intemattonal polli ng finn Fk1shman-H1llard. Inc. one-fifth of the respondents rat'C'd New- pon as ha"ing the .. most influence on the qua ht) of life 1n Orange ( ount) " CloSt" to onc-founh cited If' ine and one-fifth named Santa Ana as most influenttal cmcs Ho1A-ever when asked to select sccond- and third-most anfl ue nual c1t1cs as well. 62 percent of the respondents mentioned Newpon 1n either first. second or third -mort' often than an~ other cit) Re'ipondC'nl'i "'ere among 272 Cit) council and chamber of commerce See SURVEY/A3 Desalinization too costly for near future By Russ Loar ClranQt Cont Oa:!y p OI In drought-stricken Southern Ca1tr- orn1a, Metropolitan Water Distnct eng1· ncer are looking amorously out to sea, but local city officials say removing the salt from ea water will be too costly for the fore eeable fut ure. "It looks too expensive right now," aid Je ff Staneart, deputy directo r of ut1ht1e for Newport Beach. "We think it has a future, but we don't know how soon that future is going to come ." Me tropolitan Water District's head dcsahn1zat1on engineer sa id the ctay as in· deed coming when CaliTornia, now tn it fifth drought year, will be forced 10 rely on sea water. "We will be JOing into sea water de alin1zat1on in a bag way during the next century," said Dave Dean, chief engineer for the MWD's dcsahniLatton project. The MWO, which serves 13 million cus· tomers in Southern Cahfomia, plan to build a $30 million, .S·million·a•llon-1-day desalinization plant on the coa t some· where between Ventura and the Mc.xlcan border Within the next four years, acoord· ing to Dean. "The purpose of rhe plant 1 to e._pk>re how we can k>wer the c:ost or water for a much, much laraer plant." me Orange Coa t city otrlciat be· lteve the plant may be constructed tome· "'here ak>na the Oranp Cowity COMt. ei- S. WATE,.,... • .. ,...,_o...,,. c-o..i. """" A pa~nger 01ght landing at John \\'ayne Airport t:<'t'-.1 t:ood \.1ew ot bumpcr·to·bump<>r trat11c on the <\an Diego Freeway. I Overturned conviction prompts another appeal By Emily Adami Qranoe ~SI Oaf'( P*'l NEWPORT BE:.ACH -Local prose- cutors and the Attorney General's of· fice have fired off a petition to the 4th District Appellate Court in an attempt to keep a teen-aged drunken dnver an prison for killing a mo ther of three. The vehicular manslaughter conv1c- t1on of Danrel David Ornelas was O\.e r- turned Jan. 17 because the court farled to instruct Ornelas' jury or a lel.Scr charge of which they could find h,im , gu ilty In has pct1t1on for I rehearing of the appeal, Deputy Attorney General E.11teban Hernandez poioted out, how· ever, that Ornelas wa convicted of ex- actly the charge hi lawyer rcque ted. In the face or a cond-degrcc mur- der conviction, dcrense lawyer Ralph Bencano asked the jury co brini back 4 le r findina: arou ... ehicular man- sl1u1htcr whil• int 'cated. The 12- mcrnbcr panel did just that. Ornelas, now 21, later appealed the dcci ion, sayina the jury w n'l told they could find him pil~ of yet a I er crime: vehicular mtnllau,hter •hile intoxicated, withOut 1f011 neaJiaence. ThC appenatc c:oun llf'Md. 8'11 Hel"MllCIU illo pohitcd out that, lince the Jul'J ecccpeed ... llht 1eno.as ol the lalu oftl ..... t didn ., wd 10 ..... **- lower chargq.. Hernand« bel~ be houJd hl\'e an answer on bis ~itioft for rchearin fiJed lllt 'fhunday, within 30 days. One atpect of the COIMclion ~ h challenpd is inlOllication, Before ~ ... DebtM Ann Kallelea. 37, "' • ..,_ re • ..,.'*'*•· Orwdle ........ ., ..... ,.. ... .............................. Lawmakers get • expense raise automatically By Paul Arc pity [)ai,y Pee. Wrbr NEWPORT BEACH -The tate face a $7-10 bllhon deficit during the current f1..cal year, and voters registered their dis- plea ure with growing bureaucracy ta t )'Car by pa ing an rnitia~ that cut the Legi laturc's operatin& expenses. everthet • daily ~nse money for la-.maker ju t went up 9 l/2 percent. rct· roact"1e to Jan. 1. And leg· f ators, whether they ..,ee -.1th the increase or not, can defteci criti- c m -1t'5 automatic \lftder atate law ...t doc n't require their wte. ' The ilate Board of Control Olt't ... increase at a Jan. 24 mectiQa la 1-,,.._ cele . But it had little c::IQcc.. Acamtin1 to Cun Sodlrtsn .. board'5 deputy aecutive om. 1 ..... tors puKd a law ....... IM increate1ttlltir per clillil eici for fedCnf. e .po;-1111••~ meato_pes• I qiilMan ..._ ... Ill!' S92 -·~ ~-......... lion. ,... ... -. ihe .. .· .. • ... ... • ... ~ , . • , . . . .. • t • ., • ,. .. ) ... , ) , t : i: ~ : .. & E j ~ a: • • • • • : • ..... ~1.1•1 Jwa l Scud hns Israel; 17 injured slightly By Larry Thomson Thi Assoell!ecl Press TEL AVIV, Israel -The first Scud missile fired from Iraq in nearly a week struck buildings in central Israel early Saturday, and at least 17 people were slightly wo unded, the army said. Residents of Tel Aviv reponed hearing at least three explosions, but 11 wasn 't known 1f they were from the missile or from the firing of Patriot anti-mi 1le batteries. It wasn't clear .... hether the missiles i.truck the tneom· 1ng Scud. Reporters v.ho reached a stricken middle-claS) neighborhood saw broken glass and shutters torn off porch windov.~ On one \treet. a row of ro~r or five apartment bu1lJm~ w~ hea\ ii) dam- aged. with windows blown Ou t nnd W31l rollap ed. The areJ V..l.) in darkne~s because power Imes were damaged "The missile hit a road, but the damage to houses around '-'dS not !>mall," aid Israeli Police Col'TlJl'lis~1oner Yaacov Terner. "There were some collapses. There wa!> a Ore in one house " Rescue workers, some in ant1·chem1cal su11s, v.alked through the neighborhood with flashligh ts. Ambulance rolled up and down the streets The missile earned a comenuonal Nachman Shai, the army spol..e~man throughout the country at 2 40 a.m nounced about half an hour later Y.arhead, !>31d Brig Gen Air raid sirens sounded and dn all-clear wa~ an · The army stressed ll would nPI rn1:.d 1he loca11on of the im - pact. Cen~or~ prohibit pubhca1111n ot 'uch fall~. )ay1ng the) mJ~ help Iraq target future a11..ic).., Bolesla' Goldman, dcput~ d1rc1.:tor of th1.: I el Ha,homer I lo'- p11al in the ·1 el Avi\ arc.1. ),t1J Ill\ hmpttal rect'l\Cd three peopk with sn1uric~ and Ill 01ha, 'ullt'rin~ 111\lel\ Jllatk' Goldman said. At nearb} Be1 hnsun Hospital. four Ll\11,il11ci. "'ere hrought 111. off1c1als said Saturday"c; r:ud \\-d' the tir,t '111Ce h ·b 3 ;.ind 11 bru~c .l period of relative c:.ilm 1n h r;tcl On lhur,d.1~ .. 1 'rn1.il C.1binet c11m- m111ee o rdered th.H gmernment 01111.l''• -'~hoo' hu~p11ab Jnd busme"es return to normal '1:hedulc' · Editor\ note The \-\,or/J in h >ur \finutc' /c.itun· .1ppe.1n 11n page CB in tod;H \ p3per Local News Briefs Gunman holds up Irvine bank IR\, l'l l:J\h from J lice c.atd A lone l!Unm tn ned \\llh .1n unl..m•\\ll .1m1..111nl ,,, W11rld ')J\ llll!'> anJ l.o;in ban~ I riJ,s~ Jfll'rn,>1111. P"· The rohh~r u.,ed onl~ a hdndgun ;i nd no nu11.. in the: robber} 111 the M1lh<:"on Dme ti.in~. police ,,11d Pulice 'J) 1hc rohhl'I'\ '' '>tmllar to another tn ln1nc \C\.eral month' .ll!tl Al .1hou1 l.:00 p.m. the robber Yt .tllcJ into lhc b.1nl Lind tuhl everyone In get down, Lt Robert Lennert said "He ha.i.1cJ1ly !>aid 11 wJs a robber) ... Lennert 'aid There were no reported IOJUne!> The: robber lo\J'> Ja,1 'r:en run· nsng aero ~ the Rancho an Joaquin Goll ( our'e I cnn<'rt 'a1J The rubber ,., de!>crihed a\ black, 1S 4U h~m old. ti teer 1all 190 pound~ Y.llh a <,lnc'ky build He ";,i' \l.C;mng hrri"n p.101, \\Ill an ohve swe.iter and had clean l'UI .,hurt tiro .... 11 h.m Robbers de up, beat elderly woman FOU1' TAIN VALLE:.Y -An M \l,11 oft.I, \\tm1.111 "'·•' hound and beaten by three rohher' -who hrnlo.c 1n1n hr:r luHne .ind rc- main1::d fur t~o hour\ before lt'a\tn~ 1111h11t111c' ,,11d The. woman, who-.e name 11.a' "'1thhclt.1. "·" .1lo11c .1h,111 11 am Wcdne.,da) Y.htn three mln hrol..c 1n111 hl·r h11ml' nc.ir in lhe I~ 00 hlock nf Overton \trtet. m·.ir Br1111io.h1u '1 \trl'Cl ;111d rdinger A\enue pc I l C \;lid The cldc rh 11.omJn w,s, hl".1tcn, bt111nd .mt.I 'l·rh.1lh 1hre..11cncJ t'>\ 1hc rrcn whn 1nrt.· ;ip 1rl her hom~· 111 .1 \l'.trch ll1 t \JluJhlc' and c.1 ~h lidrirl' i:r.1ht•sr1t.: ,1 'lt:r e11 Irons 1 l .11 111 thl' g.11.1.:c ind lkeing. r »li.c \.llJ I hl' rt•hbn, ~.l lJ \l'd ltlO \ldu.1hle d.1m.1gc Ill the ht>U\C r 11l1.c '.II I The 'Aornrn. "ho urlltc\I ~cr 'lcll ,t t•er the 111l•hc:' lc l1. h.1<.J lUh 111 hl'r rrn11t1l1 .t nd .1 h 1.J he.1d.1d1c, I ul "·•' t1lhc·r-.•o1'l' un111Jurcd, rol tt.' 11d fhC' r !->t.~, •:l l ' r111ed ~nt. .t~ \ 1c111 111 c~t.' 111 lhctc I.ill' lern' 11 c 111\ :: ''· p.tlllt' '11d Teen saves brother In surfing accident 'I \\.l'OR I Bl AC H -A 15-)c.ir·PIJ Or,sngt hil) ,., hcrns,: _J k t1 '1r l\1n~· ""older huthcr\ l1lc .Iller pullml' t•1m 11u1 nf • h • • 11 fol 111\\lng .1 'u rf ing Jn.·1dc nt .1ut hor111e., i..11J l\"11 l{11h1n .. on, 1<1. w,1, treated at lloa~ Mcmnr1.1I I lo.,p1t.1I for 111 h .\'l nclk in111r1c' ,uffcrcd in the ~II~ pm JCC1dcnt in a ,1rc:1d1 111 v..11t.r off 16rh Strlel. \1Jrin1. <;1tc11r Olf1cer M1h llalph1dc .,aal Hl)~pllal off1c1.1l!ot v.crc unahlc l<l ~J)' what cnnd1 11110 1hc ho\. w;i' in h 1d.1v n1gh1 ur sf he haJ e\cn been <sdm111eu 8rJd R11h1n~on h.1d .1l rcad\ pulled h1\ con\Cl(IU<, bm1her nut 1 ( 1 he ocean and fou nd 'omconc to call q 11 hctorc marine offtc,er' .1rmed Halph1de \aid tht: \ounger Rnh1nsun 'Jc frn11cl)-d1J" \J\e h1' hrothcr\ life ~b rine officer'> Jo,h \'.in [ gmonJ ,rn<l Unan O'Rourk e al\11 ,1!.Sl'ited with the accsJenl Big cat stuck up In tree grabs attention IRV INE -Most cat'i don't get much <11ten11on from poh e anymore when they gel ~tuck 1n trees, bu t that wasn't the ca~e Friday night in a Northwood neighborhood. Poltce had a call Friday night at about 9 pm. about a large mountain lion cornered up in a tree in front of an aptly named addres~ -15 Hunter "They said there's a lnrge kitty in the tree, u very large killy," Irvine pohce Lt. Mike White ~aid. About four Irvine police officers, a~1sted hy officials from county Animal Services and the state Fish and Gome Depart· ment, responded to the home to try and tranquahlc the anim I and wait for it to come down. By 9 30, official had znpped the cat once with a tranquilizer dart. They plan on rclocatma the animal once u recovers, White said. Police warn that urb n dwcllen can evpect more wildlife in lheir neiahborhoods drouJht oondilion force 1he nimals from I heir parched habi1a1 i.n search or water. While taid t~ last case he can r~mcmbcr involvina mountain lions In Irvine happened abou1 10 years aao when a b11 ca t was polled near Chn t College in Turtlo Rod:. . --~~~~ l Births ...... ....... Je11.-y4 o Mantes ind Roberto Chan, Sou1h U.auna, g11I Juu,,. S o Raelynn Oouticr and Michael · Solomon. Newport Buch, girl , .. ..., " o Lind• ind Robert Plcifer, Laauna Beach, girl l ... .,, lJ ... Jena and Michael Buono, Huntingwn Beach, girl , ...... ,, Jt o Catherine and Sieve Hollowav. LA&un1 Beach, boy · ................... , ...... ., 1 1'<.1n~hc and Rudi C.:Ds1ll11s. Cll~la Mt)a boy • , ..... ,, 1 DtJnc M .ind John L Ncrnm: Jr , I luntington Bc.ich, g~rl . w-·· llnllftll l1M1t1et,.._.. Ju••r) t !>twun Hagclstrom Ph1hp\ .ind 1',·1 r Jozd Philip~. Tn1buco C.inwn '-'11111 hllY ,...... ...... Jaoua() 17 l{ .. ~hJ JnJ \1.inll.al P,11Jh1iH llut I n.:1 •n lkalh. lltl\ ( 110111, ;ind l:Ju.irdo F.'J1irlll~,•. ( '""' ''''·'· i:1rl J .. ••'l II ll 1m.1 .1nJ \IJJ1J lo..h.in c,,,,J \h,J ~HI I JUrJ Jnd Kc\1n h.lcfll\:t, I funlmgton lk.i.h 1?1rl J••u•n I• I rn;.i G,101.ikz JOJ Q,tM R.1mm. C1"1.1 \k\a g11I J""u•() JO 'Jn,\ .ir·J \11 h rd I l\m m. llun11ng1on Be.id: ~·rl Qcna llc,lcrl\ .ir1 I MJrlln \h.m.1hJn r~l\IJ \In I Ix•\ J ....... ,, :z 1991 o lAMtwlc Kolm, 89. died J1nnry 1', 1991 o You Chen lhaH C. 7.S, died January 10, 1991. o Antuar C1r1 Uotst, 70, d cd Janu1ry IS. J991. · C Mary Al.lct Htndenon, 69, died January 17, 1991. o Gonion Jehn Clrck. 6S, died J1nu1ry 8, 1991. ........... o She"1 I.ff Kltln. 38, died on Janu1ry 16, 1991. Mar,rlages ~.t ... IT .. & M rq>nrtCO IO tll< O#l"rt C.0..nr; Rtt0rdit(t OtrlC!t lft ~i. M• ---0 0.•111 T.U Mtrrwd IAilM Sell .. on Janual) ~. Sill.I ;a F-\'~ ......... " O.rh1.,twr a.-. mam~.i T\ll'H I c....-'" IM~ on Jonu•ry 1, 1991 O ~llcllall PtltllL l,Au -rtted Jwllt M .... lu "' ''"'!"''' Ike.II ve Juliar) S. 19')1 RIJ8I EBIBte Rc•ent rcJI ntate u lct as rcponed th the Contlntntal l.a"')'tn Tltlt Co. 1n Sant• Ana c.ca .... JJ-10 '''•d• A•t. three bcdwom """ l>dth rc\iJcncc Ill hmci A Baler rot S~H.ClOO ; 1106 Dtlrut A•c three bcdrqom '"'" !-:1th rc,,J.ncc to Rick "'hippie f·•r S~Cll.IJ ~ 2976 01bb I. f.iur bcdro.•m l'AO b•rh rc•1dcncc le> Ochorah M I loyt for s~2~.oou l7J7 Urab A•t fr•ur bcdr•><•m. 1\\0 l>ath rcrnlcn<c 10 J~i:..·b f ursatch for SlS0.000 2JZ7 Colltit llr three bedroom, tv.o l>ath rc.tdcnce ro P;aul 8 W11l1arruon f1lr S~.l0.000 JIJO \tllowttonc Drl•t four bedroom, t.,.o h•lh r~\IJCn•c to An l Tran for swn.ooo 2868 Dolio" Linc thee t>.•(froum, , .. ' t>ath 1e .. dcncc le' Gu) ( •<h~n lor S!l.S,000 J07l ~l1dbon Att. four l>cJroom ''"" 1-ath rcuJen'e to fhVld Dcllor for S2~0.lXlO •H U fttln1 Lin• f.-c 1-cdt "'m, t.,.,, 1 .• 1111 r<••.Jt nee h Th• mas A V. ' 1ams fm s:15,11w.1 OIJOn for Sl'JSJOO, o Jl' U U1 IC. ~ 10 OordoD Michie for M00,000 o 514 l"ttnl4e Clme re• deitee 10 Doustus J. O'Connu for SJ85.000. , o 111 H~ A ... t.llr« bcdrOOfft, onr bath rcstdenct 10 tarry Ennc~ fof S4l9.000 u 2609 0.1-re SL ro.idcncc to Debra NQ\ak for SISJ,000 o '14 TtfT'lft Clftw ruidcnce 10 u.m tllf.tlhon1 few 1191,000 O 1l16 Appha-eM ..... thrte bcdlOOnl. tv.o bt1h reskknce io Muy Maruerovic fot $161.000 o IUl lnt1tl °'1 .. 1h~c bedroom, !Yoo b11h midcMe to MIUJ!) JanucN for $212.$00 o tUlt Loela l.atM four bedroom. 1•0 b11h residence 10 P1ul Wyrick for S219,000 NCWJ>Ort Beach o Jll 1'11rcth111 An. four bedroom, three end a hill ~1th r«ldencc 10 Wllh1m Spear for S800 Q®, o tsn )Ma ~ four bedroom, t•o and a heir bath residence to Daniel Fedrick for S.368,000. n 1501 Anlc• Ulnt four bedroom. three hath rt\ldcnce 10 Mullyn Kcnhncr tor S.IS.000 O I 15 Via K°"" rwdcncc 10 SiJnc Cruuley for S440,000 o Ill VI• W11k r1 ab bedroom. three bath rca.&dc.nc:c 10 T'un~y for J600.00Q., 4110 IU"r Ave. twO bedroom, one bath rcs1dcn« 10 K.m F Yee for 1630,000 o 4909 St11hort Ortn thtcc bedroom. three 111d 1 half ba1h residence to Oury J Gnimman for Sl.l00,000 J6J Ntwport Gltnn Court 1hrcr bedroom. iv.o and 1 hair bath rc\ldcncc 1<1 <..ial}' J Finch for S620.000 o J007 Cu ob t. four bedroom. two bath tcudence 10 Bun Golden for SS0.000 lll O \1U• llopr . I ,..o hcdroom. one ~nJ 1 hmlr hath rci1dcnce 10 llny Tru,lc~ for S300,000 ! 2010 Bu n nu 1 ... 0 bedroom ""o hath rc•kknc:c 10 Patod C111k lo· S'l-4~.000 l lll Dttunt0 three l>cdroom, .... > 1nJ ~ h~lf t>1th rcudencc ro Peter ( Painrcr f1•r S H0,1100 l 1712 Viii linbroH three bcdroc>m. i-..o 1>11h residence 10 A J Palmer'"' S\'U.000 1026 Cortt Port•I reilJcncc Ill {irc1<1'l I indUt<1m for S60C,OOO llt•C"I 1 .. •~•~p"!tr• •• r<l"'(ttd 10 rhc ~<d<ral u ... ~ fV~"' 'u •rt '" $.an1• Atu Otopre' 7 ~ • ' ;Jfl\ , .-. ~ ~ 0.7• .> • Q DUI Arrests 'Tiie .... '°"'""' ....... '-«,. ." .......... we<l Oii ~-al otlr~ unde:I 1118 1'111-. A ldl .... ~~ ,,_ JtGu11tMI V..,. .. r...- 0 Rid. Oirtb. Z6. S.n11 MJI o Ron•ld Richard Dan, 48, Ccrritm o Ouy AJcnnJcr Dwncrton. 49, Tlastin o 09Yid GordcMI Ebc.rk, 3$, Durbanl o Ju111 H111rcda·&pi110U, lO, ea.ta MCA o Roll H1nch111ann, 2l, Alherta, Can.ad• o Brian Plul Lcpud. 29, Q.11 Mesa o Anthony raw Ucombc. 3,, S1111e Ana lkt&lllJ o C1rmcl Qu1rtn0oM1rdnu . lj, Colla Meu o M11c Mtth. lt. f011nt11n V1Uey o Carne'°" Merk P1'11llrps, 29, Hunttnaion Buth o ll11nld Uoyd Schumacher, ~. Cot11 Mtu ~ Ot\IJ Paul W1w:, 25, San Pcd10 .._c11h Alan Sll.anareh, .)9, O.t1 Mcu u W1lh1m John Srlf"•ISO· lO, Huntinston Clcach 1111100 Varsu. 27. Co.11 Meu ., Jtsun Allen Youn1. 21 , C.m1.t Mesa P1hlo Rodroiuu-icJCdl, 30, C0&111 Mcu o Dal)'I J~mcs C'h•u~~. J6. Coih• Mc.u :i t..~mpwn Yauic Romero. :n. Sanu /\fl• ...... _. o Roher10 An10010 Gonulcs. 26, llun11n1ton Buch o Oiear &pmou , "9. H1.,.11i.an Oa rdc111 o Jerry Midlacl lloff'rt. JI. H11n11nsto11 Uuch o Liu Lorenc llolmcs.. 30, C osla Meu o Ju~c Altn llrthcoa1. n. Hun11n1ton Dcach o Jol1nt1 lupto.,..ska. .) l, llun11n1ton Buch r Rac!rll Dun I k1mcr. Ill Oransc o (.clc111no Barre re Quiroi, .) I. llunt1na1on Buch T <>nr Anthon~ S•cad, 30. s-nu An• C.nr1 Ru~ll Muntoc, ).) 8 Toro ....., .... Rot>crt \l.•fl•ce L1mhu1,1. 44, "lc .. p01t Bu.ts o \font~ J•mcs MllC'lrc C, ll"ine ;: Jo\C '-hnucl <•<lnulu , IQ Cos11 Mu.a J,•hn R1d1a1J Soto, 43, ll"tnc J"k r Orou. 36, N~rnrt Buch £ n.; V. al ham D.aHJJ<>n ~.?. San G1b11el .._cnncth ArnolJ V.alh~ ~t>. ti Monte l ed \te\<cn' ll. Hemet .; Ron•IJ V.1lh1m Cre..,lorJ. 41, 01n11 P·•rnt \. 11 Allan l.11m!'hcll. 14. lluena Park l'Jtri. .1 .ind R11hcr1 I c1o1" I lunltni;l• •n U.:ath I'>••\ \h.tuno1 Jnd llrcll \\1•11lln. Irvine. ll<>\ • Jl•.U l urfod. Orh• '""' I cJroom. ,,.., I-1th re••dtn<c to A nit• R >Jroi:ua I 11 $;'"CM• , • t. ' •h "• ' 'O O't.ie~ Vo• ~#ff on o It ·~n Lee r orcm1n, ~•'I. Nc,.ron n.·.,h 1..iurJ f \1111 A~cn llunllnglon lk.i.h. girl 1>.in.1 l'utr11Jn <ind J1'l' \1cln1Hc, llunl nrh•n ll~.ic h i:•rl J .... ,, 14 \n.1 G.11,11 .inJ \l\Jfll J1mrna. '·' \1.:,J. ~ • .,, ~I 1n ( •utman ~nJ P(Jr ~ 11 h, 1, h >unlJtn \:.ilk\, h\1~ .,,,,.. te«nt 1lc.alh\ a rcp.,ncJ m the t ~'"II ( "" 11' Rc.-ordcr\ Ollicc Costa Meta ll.iu Thi Le !I.\ iJ1cu J.tnu 1r. 111, 1·1•11 f d,.11rd (' ( ron1n t..t. d1~1I • J 1ou.1r. 1<. l'NI ~I rte l.tt 'tone. W J1i:d hnu .. n I'-I '"II . f ·1un1.11n \'.illC\ \l11n Janc llunttr. '" died JJnu.ir. ·14, 11)<)1 llunt1nglt•n Beach Frcdulch chonefuss. Q4, Jtcd J.anuary 15. i 11.) tollti:t ,.., four h~Jr "1m t .. , t>dth tc"Jcncc 10 W ~lier J I\ 1IU\llJn r.•r S~.IXIO Ul l C•n)on A•f re.,JcnCC' '" llu~n 'lulholl~l'IJ for SI'< at 22°' \11plt \I three b.:Jr.~ -'"' • t-ith rc»Jcn,~ tn llugo Oregel C.u s 1•10.1•• 89<1 l •plt1I St. three bc:Jruom 1 ... • I "h re" kmr 10 Ken KrnJcr for SI'~<'() !000 hdtnil \I thrc• ~. 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Co to Me a m.Hlc by prying upcn .1 JMt1t1 ~ltd1ng gl.m Joor 1>uhuk lhc front door\ of lhc pohl:c \l.11t,1n • • A 11.oman's purse conta1n1ng SIOO rcporlcdly kit A \lcrco 11. 1, ial.cn from 0 IQ, 6 HyundJt p.arl.cd 111 from her ear IS )hC WIS maluna i llfrn Ill 19th Street 11688 Orchn.I Ave \t>mc11mc Wcdncsdlly night 1nd Ot111&c A"cnue 11 3.4.S p m Tuc"1ay A c11llcr re· • ported f1n<t1n1 the P\IBC hut ~hen a rtillcc officer re· ipondcd to Hie call, 1.hc allcr nnd pu rse: v..erc eonc Th1e"e~ 111r1cd their v.ccl.cnd e1rly r nd1y morn1na. e •h<>pM11n,.1 1bout SlO 11.urth or beer from a Wamcr Someone u\td a pry tool to break the ri&ht rear Avenue Scvcn·ll 11orc. window of a 1991 Votvo pu ked It 1he Re&cncy Inn, • 25•4 Newport &ultvard, l>ul was teated away by a A 21·~•r-<lld cmpluy1:e of Kr11c11 Auto store w .. , car 1l1nn 11111hout 11u1r111 anythinc 1'wo 111Spects arrutcd Thunday aflcrnoon on •u p1\,11,)1) oC ror,cry. were 'ecn w.allun& aw"y rrom the car. The}' rcportcdlY Pohcc 1tt-cn1 10 1hc 1t1lo iht>p and made; 1hc 1mcit ldt the scene in an older Chevrolet or r onl11c 'I'll& Orci Sc:ott Kouri, ot lluntina1M Beach, was ~'K1kcd four other men at about 11 IS 1 m. Wcdncwl1y " in10 Orange County Jail on 1u r.•cion ot foracry 11nd • • ror 1n ou111andsnc tranic: wa rran A woman's 24-lnch Hutrv btcytle was 110Jen 1n the 3100 block or M1dcir1 A~nuc between 11 pm. H . n -b Mond1y and I p.m Tunday. The b~lc d worth Unhn&tOn oclC Sl79 -----• Rt•idcnu o( Oclaw1r~ trccl u1d "1ctiv111u" fr""1 An apartment In the 1600 blodt of Or1111c Avenue the An&u' Oil Pcuolcum Co v.-crc sh1k1n1 1hctr v..as broken into The burllary wu rc~rtCd at 7 19 house •1 •lw1ut 2:30 a.m Rrndcnl$ called 1hc "hOI pm Thul'$d1y a fun rcporf ''" ~· 1¥a1l1blc Fnd.iy line" but t only the aM'fl't'rtnJ machine. they uid • Fountain Valley Other reside nt• compl•111cJ that a 1rcc1 ·per """ mrakin1 coo much noise 1 few mtnu1ct bdor • a m • Desk Offi ·r 011 C~rpcr found 1 1old tn'itt ••lch ~l~bod\ Cl\C found I aold \t1d.n M O\l\t" wmt· wal(h un 11th S1rcc:t nor lh~ h.h cho1ll held • A b"us ro1n 1nw ii h~1fr<1nl .ii Yorl.hl'll.'n A\cnuc .ind M11n <;1rec t ewport Beach A bl& 'on111n1ns S 10,2.'0 1ttmth ot J •clry d1 <IP': pc.ired Crom a ~ttch~n oountcr 1n the t700 block of 16th Street • A Yt'Ofl'lltn ., au\("'<.lcd Cl( t1c~hn1 10 6 p llon of unlc11dcd jUOl1ne rrom lkacon 81y EntcrpriJes c.tr wuh. 4200 Ou'd1 re· pum!)!lll the a.u, then &1&n1111 • house rctttpl ill lcivmc quidlf. An cm· ploycc l111cr rc.ihzc t v.'(lman dOc not bcloft& 10 uny or chc comJ>Jnic.' tnllcd hy the r wa h • An uumatl!d. S .3 S •ttrth C'lt pr ~rty. 1nctudtnJ h1ir PfO'Jut11, JC lry and \lcreo equipment, wat •tolcn ff m ''"' dt pf1y ca ' t Eun;1p1 ln1cm1tl0ft· al hair u lofi, 401 Nc""PC'lrl Center Dr, app.trcntly by "'11'1<onc •hC• had kcyt to ~h the '~ nd the ca ' , Or~ Cout Dally Piiot Saturday. Februaty 9. 1991 • IOdl put their all Into special show of 'Allee in W•liBPlmlt' Surely you've seen th ose old MOM MUSI• cal on late· night TV. The o nes whe re M ic ke y Rooney and Judy Garland get together with the neighborhood gang and ay, "Hey, kids, let' p.ut on a show." A latter- Fred Martin Dome tic c-0n ideration, aside, I :irn delighted l didn't. Thi staging o( "Alice" had a cast of 61 player ond was six months in production. It was P.rc cnted by the third· and fourth-grade OATE (Gifted And Talented Education) cla cs of Mark Vcrstc1g and Mr . Fred Column nt Eader School in Huntington Dcach. I caught the second of two performances tn the school's . "ca(ctorium." The place was packed with most or the other classes in the 1.chool on the noor down front, and camcrn-tot1ng parents seated on tables, benche , and chairs anywhere they could. While "Alice in Wonderland" has been the sub· ject of many theatrical productions and movie!> - including one in 1933 with W.C. Fields heading an nil· tar cnst -I doubt an) of t~m was more e~u- ' beranl 1han 1h1s one. day, and slightly older, Mickey-Judy team did just that m Huntington Beach Thur day with a plcndid theatrical adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Canta y. "Allee in Wonderland." You never saw o many youngsters behaving so well, "'orking so hard, doing such a fine job and h1wing uch a fabulous time. Children who would barely peak up in class. poke up loud and clear and emoted with humor and confidence. "You are GQ-mg to cmtCI o.ur show......_aren't you," u co-producer and co-director of "Alice" said .. It was not a question. So I rolled over in bed and told the co-producer and co-director that I wouldn't miss it for anything. l he production values "'ere remarkable, thank to the efforts of aides and mothers who helped at rehearsJls, painted scenery and made and rcfur- bi1;hed the wardrobe of outlandi'>h costumes. ---- Marinovich pleads not guilty NEWPORT BEAC H Todd Marinov1ch has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor t.hargcs of pas ess1on of cocaine Jnd man1uana and told a stu· dent reporter he' glad he's no longer attending Southern Cal. M::mnov1ch, "'ho announced lust "'eek he plans to mJke himself available for the NFL draft in April, entered his plca'i m an out·of-court arraignment this week at Harbor Municipal Court. M:mnovich, 21, had been "hedulcd to be arraigned ne'<t \.1onday, but a newspaper re· ported Frida) that a pretnal hearing ,., ~hedulcd Feb 25 ~1arinovich was arrested on r.m. 20 ~frcr he and three friend ... ""ere )topped for walll.· 1ng nn1 11) do"n a Balhoa 'itrcet .1t .l I 'i a.m He 1s ehg1ble to .1pply for a d1vers1on progr.im, and could request 1t at the hc,111ng, sJ1d Mike Koski, an Orange Count) deputy d1-,tric1 attorne\ If Marin0\1ch docs not appl) for the drug-counseling pro· gram, a JUI) trial date will be \ChetJukd. Manno\lch's laW)cr. Gaf) Pohl on, wa unavailable for comment, an office spokes· "oman c;.ud -DJ fhc Associated PrTS Transient guilty of. killing tennis. star By Emily Adams Clllnge Coa.1 01 1y P 1 SANTA ANA A 1r.1n'>ttnt Jrug dealer ''a' wn\lltcd f-r1da\ of l1lhng a UC I tcnn1., \tar o'er ;.i SW tnnJle of cocaine Ehribcrto ArcelarJ, :!7. "·" luund gutlt} of .. econd-degrcc mur· der plu!i one wunt nJ ,clhng en· came He "a' .irrc\tcd in lluntini:· h\n nca\.h \I\; J \\\ Jlter the Cpl ~I. 191JO, dea1h of Stephen Ani· ,tt,n. ;1 11nc-t1mc W1mhlcdon hope· ful "\\ c haJ three "-'line" ''ho hc.ird (ArcclarJ) bragging the ne\t da\ Jbuut l ilhng. a !!••bacho (\\htte mJn) after a cocaine rip-off." 'oJld Dcput~ D"tnct Attorne} RtchJnl Kini: The ~6-\eJr·old Anl\ton. ol Cn· rnna. cru1\cd tnto J Jrug·tnlc,teJ ncu~hborhooJ near L:11ca A\cnuc and Beach Boulevard that h tda) 111~h1 looll.ing 10 bu} cocaine. JC· curding 10 court testimony. Ani· \lun, d1.•,cnbcd by pro ecu10~ J\ Jn addict. agreed to buy a ~20 htmlle off Arcclara e\en thnugh he didn't hJ\C the monev. \\hen he med to dme oH "-tth· nut paving. Arcclara reached thn'u~h the open car "'indo" and \l,1tihed An1)ton in the heart "'1th .1 huttcrO\ 11.nifc, King aid Teen rescued; suspects ~arrested for rape NORWAI " An Oraoge County teen-ager ahductl'd from Sunset Deach and allq~cdl) r<1ped hy t'-'<> men was fre ed I nJ.1y \\hen 'hc111f., deput1e' '-'Cl)l to .1 :-.:or· walk motel room on report' of a d1')t urhance SURVEY From From A1 leaders from acro'>'I the count) whose names "'ere provided b) the Pilot and the Wa<;hington D <.. · based bu me s consuluna lirm the Eddie \.tahe ( o "'h1l h also helped develop the su f\ e) Peter Romero, 18, and .lmucl ~1.1rt1ne1. ~.i. both of Nor""alk. \\ere Jrrc">tcd at the motel on \Us· p1c1on of Judnapping and forcible rape. 'aid Dcputv Dill Linncmc)er <'I the \heriffs lnform.1t1un Bu· rcau Doth were being held in ltcu their northern neighbors to name ln-1ne 08 percent to 11 percent) as the most mnucnual communll) 1111. the sun C) re' ea led leaders across the count) v.erc hlel) to name Ne"'pon among the top three crncs Be 1d~ agreeing that Newpon reigns as one of the most mOucnual commumt1e 1n the county. com- munit} and c1' 1c leaders m the sunc) also ovcrwhclm1ngl} en· dorscd the quality of hfc in Orange Count). ,,f SJ0.000 bail each \1.1rt 1nez, "ho sprained his left .1nldc trying ro escape, was booll.ed .ll the 1ail ward of County-USC Medical Center -By City :'lie~ crvire Howe,cr. despite their pos1t1'e attitude toward the count). respon- dents acknowledged there arc prcss- 1ng problems. When asked to volunteer their opinion. 56 percent of rcspondenls named traffic as the biggest challenge facing the count) over the next fh e )cars. .\lso cited "ere housing (:?I per- cent). populauon/growth ( 17 per- cent). en me/law enforcement ( 11 percent) and av:ulab1ht) of water ( 11 percent). llul the how belon,cd to the kids. ture unit. The five 1ntcrchJngeablc Aliccs were each one blonde nd beautiful. The narrators boomed out cri ply and the Mad J l ttcr wa absolutely hilari· ous, a mini ter' on with na1ural talent and a hy· pcractive hambonc. The s1udcn1 rcud nd d1 )CU'>sed C rroll's novel, then wrote their own fantai.y udvcnturc , all ct on and under the be ch and the oce;;n. The) crc<&tcd their own ere. lure nd characteri. and had their · own -....eird cxpcncncc,, JUSt as Alice did. Jn the true. how·rnu!>t·go-on trad11ton of the theater, two student performer arose from 1he1r $1ck bed'> 10 cnme and trod the board'>. No way they were going to mis this' The 1h1rd un<l f vurth ~rader read and wrote, then It tcncd and spoke, complcttng the full learn· 1ng CJCpcricncc Thc;.y made th" cln~s1c of literature come 110 lire And thh tich e'pencncc didn't ro t the school one plnny Nobody was more mto her or h1 role th•in the Queen of fleart • gleefully talking the stage bel· lowing, "Off with their heads!" I am told .,he regl\· tered 2.3 on the Ru~htcr scale "She really became another person," the cu· producer-dm:.ctor with "'horn I am clo c~ ~on· nccted told me later ' 5he loved it .rnd 4'hc "' cd it 24 hours a da> lier mother couldn't watt until the Ahu 1t """" .111 O\cr, alter the hundreds of pie· turc!I Jnd v1dcus "ere t~l.:en, uher Angeltt Wil· ham•>' proud mom and dad prc'>en tc:d her with a lo\~ly \lohlle ru.,c, Jfter all the co tumcs had been cnrcfully che ked in, the cast chedcd our and the lid \:ame oll how was over and done with." At fin,1. · 1 .... ecdledum and Tweedledee (bor· rowed from "f hrough the Looking Gla'>s ') loolC'd a if they'd rather be pla.,.in_g soccer B_M! when 11 CJ me time for their duel. they battled "'ith gu 10 51.\1\ ol them rushed to the pla)ground where thcv )cllcd Jnd 'Creamed and run for 20 minutes. But poor M1x:k I urtle s mom had to take him 1 home and put him bad m his sickbed. • , • And the ·p .. m.. nt., in the crew and the co-• producer'> .ind co dtrectof\ ""ent to Don Jose's. While a great 11me "'as had b) all, th\. pro<lut · t1on of "Alice" "'"~ the culmination of ,j, m11nth) of h.1rd \\-Orll. .1nd \tud~ in .1 l.rnguagc Jnd l11er,1· f rcil \fan111 i column fll!L) .\lonclau, Wedne.)duys uncJ .\,uurclup Candidates lace off; some with big · -~. war chests, others with big hopes. By Paul Arch1pley 1 y p, 1 P '<JI 'v\ l'1e1 SAN1 A At-.A -From a pJtn· "'" pickup to oph1st1cated direct· mail campaign~. candidate') in the 35th cnate Ot\trtct o;pec1al clec- 11on race Jre trying to re;ich \Ole~ from Costa Mc ,1 ro An.ihe1m fherc arc 12 candidate'> m all, nine of them Republican ... eeking 10 ftll the vacanC\ created b\ John \c\mour'll appointment to the U.S )cn.itc C.1m.hdJIC') hJ\C JU\I fi\C 1.1.cck'o 111 land tt ''a\ to reJrh the '>mall 1111111.1111... of · rc..,1Jcnh \\ho "-111 hothcr '10 c,1\t tiallots on ~larch IQ \, fc" ·" :!0 percent m.1> \Ole I r.1d1t1on.1lh. th.11\ meant ;.i ~rnl1rk tJnd1datc h." hat! t} r;.i1,c a hul!e ''.ir chc1,1. hm: c'pencnl.'.cd c;.imp.11gn con,ullant., and \\age an 1ntCn\l\C d1rect·mJ1I campaign. In thr.. race, that me<rn'> cand1· d.ttc!> ltt..e count) tran<ipmtat1on comm1"u\ner Dana Recd ""'" ha\c ;1 big ad\ antJge. V. 1th the campaign JU\l under \''". f1nJnc1al disclo.,urc form ... 'ubm111cd th1) v.cek 'iho"' Recd al· read) ha' ral\ed more th.to S56 000 .ind 'pent S3:!.000 on the race. Recd\ cJmpa1gn manager'> arc conducting expensive surve)'>. They'll target thc,r upporters and high propensity voters. utilize an ab entce voter ballot program and man phone bank . At the other C'<trcmc arc cnndi- placed second. lollov.ed m order by "'atcr a"a1lab1ht)'. qualny of educa· uon. air quaht>. environment. health care and emplo)ment op- ponunit1e'i Respondents felt man) of these issues are being addressed inadc· quatel) no"' ear ot clear maJOn· nes said the count) 1s domg 11 "fltf or poor" JOb 1n addressing streets., roads and h1&hwa> control of drug abust and cnmC1 caused b) drugs. air quaht) improvements and ef- fom to unif} the count~ Tomorrow: A l•nmn of l~••r· slllp. date' 111.:c Jun \\ r• tp4.t .. 1 tiu,1ne,,. man Ir im Or 1ni.:c. "-ho so tar ha' JU"t SI 1111(1 lnr h1~ cJmpJll!n A\\-Jrc he \\1in'1 he ahle to ~om· pcte in the 1foll.1r g 1mc, \\ mn,k1 "''" rch nn \>thcr 111d,., to reach h1<.. 'urrx111er' people \\ho "Jren'1 h,1pp\ -...11h the ...... ) thtnl!' arc." Wn•n,k1 p 11ntcd h1' ptd:up 1n red .ind ''hue 'tripe.., ,ind 'otar' on .;,i blu1.· b.1ckl!rnund, 1.1.1th h1' numc prnmincntl~· J"pl:.i~cd on hoth -.idc' The upcrJl<H of J 1.ontrJ t deJntng 1.l>mpan~. Wron,k1 "-'tll adlicrtt'c ht' c.Jnd1d.K\ all O\tr the d1-.1nd \\h1lc he goe .. about h1.., t"IU\IOC\\ in hi\ e)t:·Catch1ng pick· ur. In tiet,\l:C"n tho'c C\tremc' Jrc candid 1tc.:.' like A"'embl\mJn Solan Frtucllc. R-1 ountatn Val· "-"· "'ho doc\n't ha1.e the lund· rat ing pO'-'er Of '-Orne Of hi Oppo· ncnt ... but ha the advantage of a built· in const1tuenC) -J large part of his d1stnct and the 35 th overlap The other t"'o Assembly men'I · ber~ m the race -Doris Allen and John Le"' 1s -both .draw from the north part of the 35th, and h1ncllc l1guF-Cs they'll spht tbc \Ole there "'hile he grabs the ho n', 'h.irc.:. in fount.11n \.allC). Costa Me'la and othe r ~uthern parts of the d10,tr1 t And with so many c.ind1da1e'I V)mg fo r a limited number of vol· er-;. Friuelle isn't concerned th~t other'> will ha"c more to spend "IJent1!)1ng ~ou r ,·oters J nd get· ttng 1hem to the polh 1s 1hc whole deJI. ·he aid \\c.,tmin,tcr \lJ,or Chuck ~mtth cnv1)1ons a s1m1lar sccnano Ht hao, n1i1,ed JU!it S3.000 so far. tiut he bclte'e' he could outpoll t~c other~ in a crowded field s1m· pl} b) dra..,.mg on his support 1n th:u city Unhke l}p1 cal '!IUT\e)'> m which residents are called at random. pre\ IOUSI)' 1den111ied CIVIC and bus•· ncss Icade'°' were contactcd. wuh 56 percent of the rcc;pondcnts hving 1n the nonh count) and the other 4.i percent from the south county. The C'os tn Mcs:i Frttway was used as the d1v1ding hnc bctWl"t'n Pollsters found 96 percent of the respondents rated overall quahty of life etthcr "excellent" or "aood." Onl) 5 percent rated quahty of hfe "fair" and none rated 1t "poor ·· When presented 1.1.1th a hst of 15 1s~ucs the county faces. respondents made control of drug abuse and cnmes caused b)('.drugs the top prionty. r-------..,.-~~~-----------'----------------------------------~~~""'.""""""'.'."'""""'.'."~~~~ Streets. roads and north and sou th . .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmm~!ii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil The phone sun-ey covered re-I 1 • spondcnts' v1c""s on quality of hfe <fJitJe ~ ~/ m Ornoge Count). key i sues of the iT--=..: future. an assessment of cumnt JL < ___ J ~L _ * ) leadership and 1dcnt1fy1ng new , Ut6 UITWt (11,6 4 leaden According to Eddie Mahe. this P~ Y~ie ~ q/JOJU. kind of survc) can't be used to ,.,, ~-tT assess the vie"" of the general populace; however. 11 can give vah~ ablc 1nsiJht into thtt thinlana of the opinion leader and dec1s100 makers. And c1uzcns norroaJI> wilt fol· tow, or defer to, leaders they bchcve arc well-informed, Mahe said. "If )Ou were on a committee tryina to come up with public up- pon for a prosram that a majonty of people in this survey d1saarecd with. )our chances for success would be remote." he said. However. the survey alto some· times found widely d1vef1Cnt views bet-wttn respondent livin& in the nonh county and those 1n the south county. "I was very surprited by that," Mahe said "J'hc nonh and touth county art ttaJl) two dJ ffttttlt uni· tiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii!i'" Vttlel, .. In flCt. the diff'CRncn were sometimes IO VC*l tbat lvtrlllC$ become alm01t mcaniqlell. .. '.ThOlt d1ffcrcnca were evident iA S\lCh question• as wtlidl citia ranked unons tbe moei enftuenii.a.. Ladm raidanc in tbe nonll cou~ 1y ·weft more hkdy tba dMlilt an lk IOUth IO dtc An•~ ei• • dee --iduentill dty (~ PllCl9t ,,_,Ired 10 J pewceat. IC"ICb~ IJ). • Oadlladlerbud. ........ ...... ~moreH'-b.._ I ' Guardian executives ax~d under regulator pressure HUNTINGTON BEAC H Directors or Huntington Bcach- based Guardian Savings and Loan Assoc. and its ho lding company have aveed to halt certain alleged "unsafe and unsound" actions and replace the thrift's top executive . Guardian's chairman, president and chief executive officer, Russell M. Jedinak, and his wife, Rebecca, senior executive vice president and a director, were o rdered to step down. William J. Crawford, fo rmer commw 1oner of the California Department of Savings and Loans, was installed as chairman and chief executive offi cer.. In sig,ning the cease and desist order, the directors neither adm1ued nor denied allegation that the federal Office of Thrift Supervision made in a Jan. 17 notice of charges filed against Guardian and its holdi ng company, RMJ Holdings Inc. OTS charged there >A-ere a number of material problems at the thrift, including a lack of management ove rsight in evcral critical areas of it operation . The regulator alleged that because of a lack of internal controls. policies and procedures and record-keeping, the thrift suffered financial lo es and viola- ted app li cable laws and regulations. OTS said the institution was at serious risk of continuing lej!.al infrac t ion and i ncurrin g ub tantiaJ financial loss. In the consent order, Jedinak, who was chairman of bo th organizations, and his wife, a director of both, agreed not to direct G uardian's o r its sub idiaries' activities, participate 1n day-to-day o perations or ma1ntt1i n a n office o n the premises. The two will, however, a sist in the tr~nsition to new management. The o r der s p eci f ies improvements to be made in all areas of manageme nt, including development of management and organization plans, and procedures w en~urc compliance with relevant law!> and regulations. -By City Ne..-s SeTYice Homebuilders' year ends up SACRAMENTO California housing, as measured by building permits, rallied in December to close out a lean year for state homebuilder , according 10 the California Building I ndustry Association. December's annual rate of 106,000 permi1 units rcnects a 5.6 percent increa e from November's revised total But Robert Rivinius, CBIA chief e~ecut1ve offi cer, points out this positive monthly figure is a 62.1 percent drop from the December 1989 total Rh·1nius also notes that fo r all o( 1990 the annual rate permit figure 1s 164,39-l. a decline of 30.'i percent from 19 9 and the lo"c't Lota! since the 1ndu Irv' depre!>sion year of 19 2 \\hen builder pulled a total of 85,hS6 housing unit permits. "I hope we (the indu~try) ha11c reached the bottoming out point and that we "ill nuw begin an Sl .\~,Slf.\\\ l'()l\J>lHL\.lf()~ . ------------ ' ' I I I /,I l •4 I\ I I ~ I ~ I '1 \ \I I 1 l I '\ I "F41t, qfacicnt, knowledgcabk, and frimdly. They don't corn.t any fin.tt than Stan-Shaw." -Don Solsby, Pre11dent ~rican lntttlb!U Bank FORECLOSURE •'"""'" Taxes Tho High? Call m about PraD.ldlD'• "Dlz-Free Income Fund. 800-444-7108 C~!~~LD DEAN Ont Park P1aQ.. Suitt 340 -a r • .ltvfne. CA 92714--'910 Coll p '°'" /rtt /lf'Olt>tdlU co1111Jllt/119 morr compl& IJtfonnation on • ,,_.. 'Ax·htit ~ lncludl"f cltarpa and o:pinasa. RltJd auqu~ beforr ,au f1111Ut or 10td monq f R A N IC l ' N up\\Md trend in monthly hou)ing production figures:· Riviniu SJ)\ .. Builders are reporting mcrea-.ed hou~mg !>ales and with these sale,. hopeful!), California ''ill sec a gro"th 1n building pcrmll :lCll\1llCS R1' 1n1u' reports that both "ngle-1.imil) and mult1-fam1ly permit' \\ere at their lowest level' 'incc the earl~ O' De,r1te the December -.purt. the Cal1flHn1a lndu,tn Rcsearc.h Bot1rd of Ilurtiank h~' not re\'i,cd 1t' l'J<JI h n u~1ng produq1nn proJCCt1o n of 150,000 .mnu.11 unit' ·1 h1., projcll1on rl'n l'l l\ .in s \ percent drop lwm 11>1m Con,truLllun bright "P"" fnr tlH: paM )'Ca r occuned JTIJ1nl) 111 thc 'tJtc ) \allc~ region' \re..•' ~hO\\tng pmtll\e number) \\c. re.· Yuba Cit). -tis 7 percent Rcddinc. -..is 6: B.1ke1,f1dd • I 5 ~.. and \ ·, 'J ll .1 • r u I .tr c · Plirtcn Ille.. -f\ ~ peru nt \an J1he "as thi: uni~ nnn- \ Jllc~ rcE:10n to 'ho" a plu!I figure tor all 0 f <>O \\Ith a n 1ncrcao,c .11 I)~~ r c rCcnt -From Dnir_, Pilot Mirt" St'n1cc~ The SALE That Other Jewelers Worry About Every Year ... 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Irvine Ranch Water District or- ficials plan to begin construction of a dcsaliniiation plant in 1992 in partne rship with the Orange County Water District. But the plDnt will desalinate ground water, not ea water, producing about 10 million gallons of drinking water a day. Co t is the primary obstacle to de~ahnization. D~pcrately short of water, Santa Barbara i moving FARES From From A1 "It's tourism in general," 1 ravers said. She aid the recec,- 'ion and the gulf war havc~auscd hu.,1 ness and leisure travelers to '1.iy closer to home. In fact, USAir recently an- nounced that 11 will be halung nights to several major airport • including John Wayne. Also, a Newport Beach hotel expert warned that several Orange County hotels were on the brink of toreclosure. "Business trJ\CI has been cut l'l.11.k." Traver aid And he \J1d 1hc leisure tra\cl has cut back abo hcc.iusc of th e rcccs~1on and the tc,1r of terromm, creating a tcm- blc climate for 1 he tra' el indu,1 r.. 'he aid. RAISE From From A1 Uc.tch, said the increa\e 1:.-p1llc' "hat 1s "rong "''h the c,tatc bud l!et proce s. "1 hat's c'actl) "'hat Gm. Wilson face ... he c;a1d. "It's on .tu· 1nm.1tic pilot. This increase "'ent 1hrough without a vote, so legl\l.t· tor.,· hands \I.Ill be off the throttle "hen the plane crashes - The problem 1 , thefre 1.1l1ng thcm,chc'> dO\o,.n "''h the "hole ,t,11c · J-crgu~n c;,uJ .i ball ".1s intro· duccd Fnd.i) morning \\1th the ,,1me automatic cost increa~e built in The me.1c.ure covered ment.11 health care for children. 'l:.ach one \Ound like mother· hood," Ferguson said. "\\ h1lc the~ 111 c,ound guod b) them el"c'>, col · lcl'.tl'•cly they're bankrupting the ,1,1tc I le \atd Republicans were hold- ing up b11lc; that require a l\\U· thmJc; \Ole, demanding a comprc· hen-.1\c reform package he pa,.-.ed 1'dorc more indtvldual balls "'in .1ppro"al that, will further aggr.1· I \,He the stale ... s budget woe . Assembl)man Tom Maye;, R· Huntington Beach. <;aid he would probably favor lcg1 l:nors having to \Ole for increa'lcs. rather than per m11 automatic ra1 e . "I can under tand "h} people "ould be uptight about it," May' \aid Out he also defended the need for an adequate allowance, part1c· ularly for legislator from Southern Ca hforma. "All I can say in 1h dcfcnc,c .., it 1c; pretty c'penc;1vc to h\c up here. And )OU"·f got tl) maintain t"o homes," he said. Mays· aid he is luckier than c;ornc lawmaker-;. He rents a room in a condom inium owned by two other legislators and dl')Csn 't have to pay for an apartment on hie, own. Businessman helps get radios to troops HUNTINGTON BEACH -A T-shirt manufacturer here this week contributed S 100,000 to a Hollywood Chamber of Commerce fond to buy pocket FM radios for troops in the Persian Gulf. Honorary Hollywood Mayor Johnny Grant aid he decided to set up'. the 0 .1. Radio/Support Fund after twice visiting U.S. troop in Saudi Arabia before .the war broke out. Upon rcturnans. Grant told T-shirt maker Joe Kaurcnbera about the need for ·ra· dtos in the region. Kau(enberg promi cd to donate SJ to Grant's fund for every Oe ert Storm shirt he sold. The I lun11naton Be1ch resident pre· ented Grant with a $100,000 check durin1 a Hollywood news conference. Grant said he i now 1hoppin1 •round ror tbe best price on • rtdlO, and hopa to tpend about S20 f« e.c:la. _ .,CIC1,._ ..... , forwarJ on ttie (jesarinization of sea water at a pro,ccted cost of up to $2,300 an acre-foot. In Orange County, the 1tvcr1tgc cost of water from MWD i about $230 .in acre- f 001. But MWD officials expect new technology 10 bring the cost of desali nization down as the cost or conventional water source~ con· tinucs 10 ri e. In the energy-rich Middle East, de oliniza tion ha "'orked because the fue l for desalinization plants is abundant, and the leaders of arid de ert countrie uch as Kuwait had no other alternatives. By the year 2010, Californ ia will be short 1 million acre-feet or water a )Car, according to MWD e t1matc . (One acre-foot equals 325,900 gallon , the average ·yearly ;:imount used by a family of five .) And the drought is only one rea- on the state water supply i~ run· ning dry. A growing state population, booming birth rate'i and longer life c;pan contribute to the ·bleak out· APPEAL From From A1 Ornelas borro"-cd his friend's red ports c.ir, saying he was JU\I gotng to move it closer lo the · heach With ahother friend in 1he ri.Mcngcr scat, recording their JOY· ride on video, Ornelas \\Cnt speed- ing do" n a b,1d alle} Killelea, who campaigned for ,1rictcr speed l.1w in the area, h,1d JU't stepped into the alle) w11h her two young 11on\. She pushed her <.on.; again-.t .1 "'all and ~tcpped into the car\ p.tth in an apparent attempt to -.hame Ornela' into 'In" ing. I k didn't \\h1lc her ho}~ , ... itched in hor· r11r, Killelea "'"' throw n l\\O \to· rie' into the air ,rnd landed S7 feet 1.h>"n the allc\ The entire scene "J' \tdcut.ipcd b) Ornelai,' pih· ,eng~r .tnJ 'ho"'n to the JUI}' SC\· .:; .. I 11mc .. A look for state wtter supplie • There arc also unanl'l'ered ques-tion~ about the amount of water California will continue to import from Northern California. And al- though Arizona has long had the rights 10 a percentage or Calif· ornia's Colorado River water, MWO officials say ATizona has onl.Y now begun to ca h in on its clium. "Californ ia is losing hair of its allotment on the Colorado River to Arizona," Dea n aid. "We lost it years ago, but Arizona just now has developed the ability to take it.' In Newport Beach, meanwhile, city officials are looking fo r short· term solutions from a planned groundwater development project to augment the ci ty's 100 percent dependence on water from MWD. "Because of the high cost. many water agencies and cities arc not looking toward the ocean to aug· ment their supplies," Staneart said. "The economics arc just not there yet." Ornelas fled the scene, but was captured minute later. Hie; blood alcohol level tested out at .19, twice the legal limit. Convicted in 1989 and sentenced 10 10 years in prison -the maxi- mum punishment -Ornelas now re ides at SQledad state pn on. The appeals court also found Su- perior Court Judge Luis A. Card· enas erred "'hen he imposed the maximum sentence. The court in- stead recommended the standard 2-yca r puni~hment for the les!ier crime of "ehicular man-.laughtcr \o,.hile into'<1catcd Counting time sened before and Jfter the trial, Ornelas hao; nearly 'cned that '>entencc. IC no further act ion i~ taken hy prosecutors and 1hcir petition 1o; denied, Ornelas rnuld be free "1thin month<;. Cur- rent!~. he\ ehg1blc for parole in 199~ Saturday, February 9, 1991 M KALEIDOSCOPE our showroom is a virtual kaleidoscope of colors. The reasons· are obvious. We knc>w that color coordinating is the primary target when d buying carpet Quality is usually second in line, anct because we have such a vast selection of qualities, it is easy to coordinate color and quality to each individual's taste. However, we know that a volume of samples looking at you can seem very confusing-but we feel that showing just a few samples is not a fair representation of the carpet business. Our huge selection gives our salespeople every possible option in working with people, helping them to find the perfect choice. So if you are in the market to select your carpeting-select Alden's to help you, that's what we' re here for!!!! 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Club erie South. \Vith over 600 hon1e old, thi · lo. eout sal rc pre cnts the fin al opportunity to pur ha, ea new home at this area's mo t su ce sful and best- elling ma ter-plan ned co1nmunity. 51 TOW HOMES SEA(ilFF ~REENS r MINIMUM BIDS FROM $235,000 UP TO 44 % OFF LAST ASKING PRICES OF $348 500 TO $499 ,000 The town homes ff er di tin t two and three bedroon1 floor plan with up to 2,231± quare feet f custom d igned living pace; These mUlti-level re idenc feature authentic Mediterranean architectural detail and decorator appointments including voluminou ceilings, unken room gourm t kitchen , private tJ rra e and mu h more. UCTIO CATALOG E #6.W CALL: l-800-933-{)3(l) DAILY9AMTO 5PM ~"-= --.'lT'l~-AUnion lniJnnMianONlT ....... a .... a mRopen 10,UUD5fM~ __ ...., .. Llntintiid ...... ...... ...................... __ __ • A - f I f ... ARDEN Turn up the humidity and refresh indoor plants Take a look at the plants that are Inside your house right now. Are the leaves turning brown around the edges? Are they limp? Do they look like life has been sucked out of them? If so. they are probably the victims of not enough humidity. You see. with this cold weather we have been having these last few weeks, we have a tendency to turn our heaters on. That's fantastic tor you and me, but what about for the plants? Well, It doesn't do them jus- tice. Whar happens is that the humidity In the air ceases to exist. It Is replaced with dry air and It Is this dry air that house plants do not like. So we have to counterbalance that In the meantime. First off, with large leafed plants such as phllodendruma and draceanaa. take a sharp pair of aclasors and follow the edges of the leaves that are burned and snip those bad parts off. · The next thing you want to do Is to place the plant In a wetl- ventllated area. Hot air along with cold air doesn't move very freety, so by placing the plant In an area near a walkway or poslbty by a door the! opens and closes (such as a well-used closet}. It will highly benefit th~ plant. Now take a jog down to the local 'flursery or home center and pick up a saucer that Is larger than the container In which your plant Is growing. /Swan Lake? ' IA RapllaeJ Swan tubset is 1ust Ducky'I No s1tt ing ducks here' Just the exceptional quality and fine deta1hng of Rapllael'e solid brass. Swan design faucets and tubsets Add .. pllael bath accessories and you've really got . duck soup' Nick Federoff Then hop on over to an aquarium store and purchase enough decorative rock to fill up the saucer. It wouldn't be a bad Idea to also pick up some deac- tivated charcoal while you're at It. Once you get home with the saucer, the charcoal and the decorative rock, put a very small amount of deactivated charcoal In the very bottom of the saucer. Now. fill the remainder of the saucer with the decorator rock. Regular pea gavel or ¥.-inch gravel also can be used. I sug- gested a decorative rock be- cause It just looks nicer. Now fill up the saCJcer with water, being careful not to over- fill It. Spilled water on the carpet, linoleum or your favorite table will not make It grow. You also would normally fill the saucer up In the same place where the plant Is to be kept. Take the plant and put It on top of the decorative rock. What happens Is that In com- bination with the heat from the heaters and the cold air wff have been experiencing combined with the rock and the water, humidity Is created. Plants breathe through their leaves, so when the humidity starts moving around the plant, the leaves will be able to catch an of the moisture necessary for the plant to survive properly. You may be asking why did I put the charcoal In the saucer? Well, deactivated charcoal acts as a sweetener. In fact, most of the reverse osmosis water purifiers have charcoal filters. It Is the same charcoal which Is deactivated that acts as a sweetener so that the water does not spoil quickly -which brings us to our next point. You will want to change this water on a monthly basis. How- ever, if you have quite a bit of heat being generated in your house and the water Is evaporat- ing quickly, changing the water Is not necessary. Since the plants have been traumatized to a certain degree with the burning of the leaves and the limping. It would be a good time now to fertlllze. You HOME LOANS! REFINANCE NOW! can use a time-released granu- lar fertlllzer by sprinkling on the soil surface and scratching In within the first quarter-Inch layer or. one of my f avorltes, Is using a llquld fertlllzer. Uquld fertlllzers on house plants are the hot ticket be- cause when you apply the fertlllzer, the roots Immediately start working on that fertilizer. taking It up within their root structure and properly distribut- ing It within the plant's growing cells. Of course, I lump In liquid fertilizers, such as fish emulsion. with water-soluable fertilizers such as Peters, Stearns Miracle Grow and the like. Abvays follow the directions on the container so that the plants receive the proper amount of nutrients necessary for a great growth. If time Is money and money Is time. you can save both by using Jobe fertilizer stakes. These are kind of like a granular fertilizer only In a solid form They range In size from as small as a pencil to large enough to hammer In the ground For house plants. you'll want to use the smaller ones. Slmpl take the fertilizer stake, push I In the container and watch you plants grow. 0 Join me at the first home an garden show of the season a the Falrplex In Pomona. I'll making two personal appear ances at the show. On Saturday. Feb. 16, at p.m.. get ready to find out I "bug juice" Is just as good malathion in an lnformatl presentation on chemical VJ biological control. Jog on by with your roses fruit tree branches and whateve else you need help on Monday Feb. 18, at 1 p.m. I'll be at th Home and Garden Sho answering your questions. -(Nick Federoff is co-owner o A.N.8 . Industries. a landsca consultation and malntensn firm located In Whittler. He ca be heard every Saturday mom Ing from 5 to 7 on KFI AM 64 If you have s question for Nick write to him in care of thl newspaper, Box 1560, Cost Mesa 92626) Use both methods to install Frerich doors Don t go DaHy, come visit West End West Wtth a selection like ours. you'll never go on a .. Wild Goose Chase again' 1st, 2nd & Home Improvement Loans. 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The 6-lnch-w1de surface of the flashing is Inserted between the exterior wall framing members and the paper backing behind the exterior wall covering. This Is done Just above the top edge of the upper door trim. The flashing should be centered over the exterior door trim, and should pass each side about three Inches. When in place, the flashing is behind the exterior wall covering. then bends away from the building at about 90 degrees for an Inch (or enough to pass over the top of the exterior door tnm), and then downward, again at 90 degrees, just enough to cover part of the top of the upper door trim. It will have to be 'painted to match. The next step Is to create a water-and wind-proof seal be- tween the door and house frames. This can be done with a foam sealant. Although the foam Is applied from the Interior aide of the opening the purpose Is to fill the outside portion (exterior side) of the gap. Once the foam Is In plaoe simply Install the Interior trim and paint or stain and varnish. Remember to seal all sides of the doors (Inside, outside, top. bottom and sides). It doesn't make any difference whether paint. 1taln, varnish or a com- bination of finishes Is used, but all sides of each door should be protected. And don't forget to weather-strip the doors to the frame -top, bottom, afdee and mlddle. The metal flashing can be omitted but really I• the flnest method of lnttaJlatlon. . A/fonllblt· Ua111: FALL COW ctlON or &IERQJIL Now Oii Dl6J1I~ You Saw 35'1h • I'!" Solla ....... prim"' ..... 989500 22H HA&IO& ILYD.. COITA,.....-• 6M·02'7 t ,.,,, "- r ' ommunitY Forum ORANGE COAST •• - An Independent Newspaper Published by Page Group Publishing, Inc. Robert E. Page, president & chief executive officer William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president Steve Marble, manilging editor Elliot Stein, Jr . chairmcln Gerald W. Adcox, Jr., executwe \ICC president Howard l. Schramm, vice president & general manager Walter Burroughs, 1901 -1989, founding publisher Edltarlal Daily Pilot cartoonist John Sherffius is taking Saturday, February 9, 1991 17 Letters Peace actlvlat To the E.dator I t.tlked to my son') f11ncee today • I talked to her mother too ~ .t peace JC.IMS! I was concerned 1hou1 ;iny m1)1nterpretat1on of m)' rnota\e'> .tnd the effect my awons ma~ht ha'c. on fanuhcs who have lu,cd une) an Saudi Arabia ~h son's fianeee has a brother there. Her mother has a son there. He h&1' a wafc and three small .. h.tdren. the )Oungest of which 1 JU'.'>t a Cc" months old. The children might not get to kn°"' their father ~h dilemma wu how to ront~nuc m\ IO\Ol\cmcnt with the peace ml•'c.ment without up~euing 1hc.: tro1.1p' and che ar famahcs I rc:il1tc nu" that the way to .:1C1..l1mp11 ... h this 1s to work 10 ch..incc che concept of the peace actm~ ut th'e' '90s \\ t' ._.re not t I') 1ng to re lave the '""· .,c .ire trying to change the \\Mid ', .1111tude) regarding ml..'th 'd' "' conn1c1 re,olut1on We . ~11 ..11! pe1 pc, .ue the one) who OOn't overreact to simple patriotic gift We thank Laura Hu band. an agent \\Ith TJrhcll Re.ill\ in S ewport BeJch. had the nght idcJ "hen 'he p!Jntcd ,ffi.111 AmcracJn nag \\-Ith ~CllO\\ rahbonc; 11eJ !II them. tlO the front IJ,,n of homes in (nine Terrace A prayer for true peace "'..int our troops home and not in ho~h bal!\ \\ e h:.i'e ">trong pol111call~ .1 tu:e kJJcr' ( 0Jntel Ell!.bcrg t on' f{ J''4J Dil l. Boddie. Ron Ko\ll • etc.. etc ) "Aho dare co )peak out against "wars for pe'1ce"and """ars for democrat) .. But ome rcc;adcntc; tt.-x'I.. ottt·n,c th.It I lu,hand Jl'o .1tt.\chcd her hu~1ne ' c.:ird to che p..itrtlllll. J1,pl.1\ · I Jon't rc.111\ \\J\C the lhg thJt mu.:h.' ,.m1 \"1c ~l 11lott. .rn In inc Terrace res1Jcnt Jnd Kure an \\',ir \'etc rJn '' hn 1..·ontcnds he tool. offcn'e at '>Omeonc u'tnl! the -.atuattlln in the Pcrlilan Gulf fur '"u1mmc.:r1...1.1I purp\.1~1.' 7' "l new J hundred m1,~10n'I tn K11rc.1 .1nJ c11t 'lll't .It 1,..\Cf'\ d:w. and \OU dadn'c dn that c;o ~0mc0nc.: .:-;in hu-.tlc rc.11 estate," Matloff c;J1<l. · Husband. chnugh. <lc.:n1e' 1h.1t "J'> her 1nt\.rll11)n "ThJt'~ cert.univ not \\In \\c'rc Jt1111i: 11. · I [u,b.111d ,,11d ··We're not ... elttng. re JI e ... 1.1ic Tha' '' ,, i!l)l)d\\ 111 ge,turc · Newport BcJch ell~ l'f11e1.1I' C.l't tn the all ''hen the~ ruled that h\ Jtt.tchtng bu\lnl'\\ \..trJ-. "' the 11.11.:, I fu-.h.tnJ "·I' an"olved tn J c.:ummcrc1JI venture Lighten up. lolk'> ~t.uloff. other ot!cnlcd rc:,Hknl\ .ind the Ctt) of :"c\\p<lrt Bc.:Jlh 'lh11ulJ lUt I h1,h.inJ 'l n 1.. ,11.!.: Our gue c; 1-. thJt mo'>t rc-.adcnh loH·J h,1\ tnl! ,1'1 \mu1c.1n Fini:: \\Ith a )ellm.' ribbon pl.11111.:d in chcir ).ir,1 It the) \\ere indeed anccn,cd h\ the 'n1.1ll hu,1111..•,, ,.irJ .11tJchcd, the \olu111m "J\ cJ'i\ c; nl'll~h 'tmpl~ 1.ikc "II th.: .:ard an<l cnJOV the patriotic g1H. Letter of the month contest is on! W e 'anccrcl) ,.,,mt to heJr )OUr opanmn' on the.: '"un th.ll <ire.: nn the m1n1J<. of the peopk of the Orange Co.1st At the end of eJ\:h month. the Dail) Pilot ,qll !>elect the ··t erter of the Month", Judged on d.1rtl\. th11ugh11ulne)!>, tnsaghtlulne\'i and ,1h1lit) tO per\UJdC. fhc \\inner \\ 111 rCcel\e an OrtE?tnJI and '1{:.ncd Sherff1us cd11oraal \.arto1in Write to DSI This is ,, communif\' nC\\Spclper ,1nd ""''""'d l1lc-to t-c-ar from \UU 1·!ft'h ... h11 I'd hf' hr el ,lnd .ltC 'UhJeCI 'O Cd' .,t: lon~u , nrrc. '11' 1ndL•nc<' \\Ill t 1• rnn•1dert•d for .1 Communitv Com- mentary IPJllH(' Pk•d,(' <.t•nd .. uhm , .. ,nn, I 1 thP Orange Coast Dailv Pilot 3 lO \\ BJv <,r (11.,t.1 \\t·:..1 CA '12hr or t.:ix th<•m to , ... 1-l 646 41 ... ll PIC',hC' 1m ludt.• ~our name\ cit\ .:\nd phone number 11 , \ou rl l1l.1• \11ur lf•lt1•r 10 lw pr nted You c.1n Jl .. o c.111 nur Editor's Hotline .at 642-60U6 .md die rat<' <l IC'tt<'f to th<• <'dt!Or Th.1nl. \OU for your invohemcnt n th<' OrJng1· (n,1,t <nm mun1t\ Dllllllll'Y By The t.1ost Remend ~orman F lw•cFaria"d I "file \\tth the \\Jr an the l't:r\I 1r Lull J°'' begun I pr·•) ah.it the bllmh.. .rnJ nw ... 11c, \\Ill he qu11 and 1hc gun' ''lent \\hen the\e "or<l~ Jre read '11me "ld,, lrom no"' -but I :.im 1101 mui:h ,,,n.,tnceJ th.it 11 "'II he • 'II ( r le .• ' e G 0 d t h .1 I m \ prcmonat1nn m.1) prove lalse) 01 11nc th in~ I .im certJin. 1hc true peJce ft'f \\htch \\C and the pe11rlc' ul the world ~earn .1nJ rr.I\ I\ not II) be .tchte\eJ JI the.: p111n1 ••l .1 gun the \auntcJ · nc'"' \\11rlJ 11rJcr " not llJ tic fi>r~cd nn ",ir ' .1n' 11 ,111 th.it \\;Jr\ rn I\ OC\!'.r rc Ii •111~h1 I althClu~h Che p~-.umr11~1n 1•110,1 \\Jr ~an 1'e uni\ r..irch 1l\ erc:ome I It I!> i.1mpl} l~I rccognllC: that tf '' ..ir ma\ he JU,tallcd a~ :i lai.t rci.ort. :.is lrul) :hc onh ''J) to defend ":lluc~ l'I 'urp."'an~ 1mpon.1ncc, n11nc ru1 the mc"t n..11,e \\tll look tor pe.1ci:- 1C1 lluv. .1, J m.tttcr of 1.our't: 1lut 1•1 the r.1 ... lt!t:' of .trmc<l ccinll1.:t l'c.1ce "· ,11mc1h1ng clc.e enttrd) th.in the mere cc "·•t11'n ot bv~t1lt11e' In the \\urJ-. of 11ur llol\ F:uher, Pope fohn Paul II · In t~C'>C hours of great J.1 ngcr, I "ould 111..e to repeat forcdull\' th.11 war can not be _ unable me.in" 11! completel) rec;olvang the problem' C\1st1ng among nation' It h.1, ne,er been and at ne,cr \\tll be' But \\ h.ate,er the p0li11cal, maht.if'\ anJ moral ques11on' th 11 Wlll hJ,·c to be cal.en into a1.coun1 "'hen h1stol') JOdge~ '\\hether -t'r >when -thi'I '\\ar hould h;l\c.: been la unched. the tragic fact remain' th.ti \\C .ire now at ""ar, and tn the mid t ol '\\ar \\C must pr.t~ ;rnJ "''rk for pc.ice It may help to do 'l' by being sen afr.e 10 ~me -r111c;il rc:ahtae-. of the Maddie 1:..1 .. t ''here th" \\Jf •" heang \\agcJ \\ htlc Saddam H us~ean ·, .1~gre,,1,,n an<l uncon\nonahlc brucalit) .1nJ v1olcnce .1ga1n'1 innocent people mu!>t be rcsi,1cJ and rcpul .. cd, to anname the l>llll· .111on with rhetonc that pri1mntc'\ 'tcreocype' u'ied to de')crthe the Save water I am 1t11ng here an m) ofl 1ec \\3tchtng people hoe do,.,.n thetr idewalk • \\ hach thC) do once or twice a week · W11h all th as going on. "'1th the rauonang and o forth. I thank tha 1 a little bat craz) and l tim \\Ondenng 1f )OU would be kind enough to pnnt a numllcr where ... omeone c;in report somethin~ of t ha'i SClrl Editor's note -\ ou need ''' ca)J u. bad. and tell u' wh.11 cm you Jive m. llllrltlOn Ir the Kuwait 'itluataon as not about 011, but hber. 11ng the Kuwaiti • then let'~· do ~ome labcr ting here. What about hhcnuina the homcle in our own coun1ry? Whit 1bout liberating the mentally ill that have been lhrovon out of the in titution because ~e prefer to pend the money on bombs? • What about JU t hiring a &•)', a b11tk., or a woman ror that top • uecutiw job, tO that they can reel lftietlled aho? Before we talk or _,.. .U this money on liberatiftJ It.. 'picopll of Kuwait ~ don't we try " r ..... in our ow eontry1 ., ftllp ........ Bile ...... I \\ hol 1'1Jrr 11.. \\ r J " 'PUrtUU' \J Jd.1m m.1' hJ\C \\f;:sppc.J ham,lll an the m.1n1k ol 1'l.1m .1nJ c.1llc:d tnr .1 hoh \\Jr "!=atn't ,,c,tcrn 1rJ /111n1,t IL'r.:c,, but 11 '' 1ncorH·(1 to "" th..11 l11,1<•r11...1lh 1,1.1m h ., recn 'iprc.1d I lh!C \ "'~ the "'111d th.11 Jc"' ,and '1u,lim hJH' lll'\er h\C1l ll'l!Clhl·r n pl 1.:c ct, I he lr.ilJI re1lplc lhl'lll'C"C.:' hJ\1.° • •r m.in, \e;ir, 'ulkrcd umll r \,1d f.1m , h.1r h ,lti.;1:.itor,h1r th.11 .1• 1111..: 1111 u 1h1ni:'. led them an 111 l'tl!h• ;1.".lf '' ir 11:.11n,1 Ir.in i.:\cntu.ilh lc.i\1111! lr.1q Atlh .in S 11 h11l11m debt. l.~O 1.)()(I k11l ·d 111 1 1111 \.\.nundeJ , .1ml h' UOO I'<)\\ ' hcl ! an Ir 1n Uut the lr.1q1 p1.1•plt: 11 the ' 1ml· 11mc.: ,h.ir~· the ~enc.: r;,I /\rat fru,trJt11rn ''llh th~ rl"mnanh Jn1l fohr11.. 1t1on' of 1..ulontalt .. m th.11 ct111t111uc: 111 1nllucn.:e the pol ttl ... :rnd cccinnm1C'' 111 1hc Middle E..1,1 I IH•\ J!,11 ~rcJtl\ re,cnl "h.:11 tr ... ' pl.'r .. 1.. 1,e ,1, 1!1e .irrol!an,l.' l 1 ).... "111. protected h; lr Jq dur111b '" I 1ni: "·tr ''11'1 Ir tn. rdu,inc to rl.'11~·\e lr.1q 11! 11, "Jr deti1 1 r to 'c t t I c 1 t ' ... I .11111' r cc" r d 1 n c pr11,l 1i~ t111n 111'111 the 'hired Rum.111 .1 ,111 ltchh II nlll'I .11,,1 l'c.: .• ~1)1\\.\.lc.tgc:J in· truth 1h 11 \\1th "h 1tl.'' .:r r.1ti11n.1k ahe nc" 1dc11l11L" 111 thl.' \l 1JJle I .1,t 1, ~nit· \n cr11.. .ina'm \nd llx1mtng l.1r1.1c 1n 1hc man~'' or th( Ir .1q1 pc:l1plc. the ot h1. r Ar h 't.1tl.''. our. o\\n c•''crnmc:rt lc.1dcr' .ind •">ur .1lltc' ' !he d11tc.il quc,taon .t11cr \ ul,fam 1111,,C:tn, \\h,11. The: \:fUCI 11 '''llC l)f \\h11 \\lll.ld rule .1 dclcated lrJq '' .1 hi 1 lo.. hl le or 'pccul0111on lraughl "''h •he cr .:1\ c 't J.ingc r' 1 ame ma~.11ane·, pen.:c.rt11m •' ..t'rrcd. "The p.1rt1tteminit 111 I:.• 1 \\11uld he a trageJ~ not t'nh 11 : the lr.1q1,, but lu r the enu:c \laddie Fa\t a '\\tll Each l'f 1hc horde r' an the region '' ., .1rh1tr.H\ 3\ the nc'l:t and once one fr11nt1er •' 'IUCC( sfulh ch:illcn~ed. .111 the other' will he up h1r gr.1hs ' \\ h.11 c.1n our c1rv of11,1..11, be 1hm~1ng 11f? If \OU cmplo) 'omcnne \OU ,t ,1nd hchand them, e.,pecaall) .1g • .11n I unfJ1r rre\\urc and or .1ccu at1on' Caty \tan 1ger W)'Tln need to review the pohc1e go"erning the conduct of Dave ll\l1e<lcrhou1>c, the gener.al ef\.acc~ director and the ell\ counul need to look into ho" ·a )Oung man from the community guc \hafted by 1.1ly ao,ernmenl. cwport Beach parents hould chink twice befo~ allowing their children to work for the city. lncmllltenclel l there ;my p.utacular ru n why you cannot keep M>me rt or con~t tency to your paper? l om one or th $C human bcin that 1( l open a new paper. I like to knuw that in section I am ins to find the cd11orial , ~ction B t • am f!('i~ to find the ci mi . Sccuon-0, E. F. JO fonl}. eems hkc wuh the IWIJ PUel depcnd1n1 what day or the week. dcpendina on I pea whether the moon is 11C1endin1 or dacandi ... dependent on •h1tever the editof1 mOod ....,.._ to be. whether hC Md ale or ~ or ""''ner the .... ....... depadl on where ,_ ftM .... in ..... ,.,.. .. --of ... ,...r. I \, .i.c p~.i. thc·c.:f '<.: :. ' the '1fc I\ ol the m~ n .md " nc n 1lUr ·irmed fur1..c' tn the •1cld b .ttlle !t'f tnel"' a-~IOU' •amtltc: .. .ind the people { K ~JI: Jnd Ir 1 I "h1' he 1· the: hrun• 1•! ",. c! w p1.1~l·r "'pcca.ilh i'c dtiedcd Ill\\ :H1l 'ht: p H~Ull Ol .) ll'i! pc. C' '·'1 th ,our •l!l" dCJ'1\ll\ JI'! urgcn.."\ Let ~' pr.1·· :h 11 1hc.: --"'l'lf.t" •n' .1nd n!,'.hb 11! .111 people an the ~hddle 1:.1'1 be the 1)b1e1.:t 1ll ,1 pJrt1cul 1r ,umr11tmcnt on the p.trt 111 th.: 1n1crn11th n..11 1..l1mmun1t\ \\ <.: pr·'~ th 11 ~.1JJ.1n\ I h. 'can n ..1\ ~cc th 1t he h 1~ •rul\ cmh.irleJ on • ·n .iJH·nturc •Ith no :ctucn JllJ mu't ,11,.ind in ha' ..1.i;gre":on 3~.11n't Ku" aa• In a \Ct: p11r:1~l.ir ''"' let u• pr.1'> lur Prc,adcnt nu .. h nd :he leatler' ot our ;::o' rnmcnl and m1latar. I J ) r.i.:: que\:11. n ;h 11 the Jed~•('" II• cn!!Jt::t an \\JI .it. I "'"''"1en!tl10• dcd,tOn. CrJ\.:h .ind 'otierl' m.1J:-' Out. the d1d.1te'!> ,,! ~ '"'' e:ile 11.1 n111 end,'-'t!h the ar 111J:1 n 01 \\ar \\ .ir ~ \.11nJuct ,11 o h.1' 1' miir.11 tim11' .and 1mper.1t1\c' 1 ' "e J rc: qu•1..~ 10 note 1n cPnJcmning \1Jd.1m lh1,,e1n' i>utr.1ccuu' .ind b.J!h l'I '"' .1l!.1tn'1 th<.: 1nno1.cnt .1, t1•11, 1n car~an~ oul h1' JC\per.1tc ··~end 11 \\ hJJc thC' 101..u'> li( .11:1.:ntuin 1 .. .inJer,1antl.1bl\ c•n the dhl' C'I th· m0mcnt "ti1ch ., .. cnlC'rc.:J n mthlal") all1C'n, It 1" pc.ice th.it I\ .. ,ur l':tlal -.ind 1.ln .. e .1c.11r tru p1:J.:c LOmc' alter, not ~c ... 11 i'c l'! the ce,\atton of hl"'1li1 e' \I.I\ ,. ..11 peace be pur,ucd 'uh :he ,3mc \1gor ;ind e\r1:n"c th \\ hach thl\ \\ ;ir I!> O(i\\ l"'Ctni: fought. lei our pr a} er t-e thn u.:h \I..,., our Mother, Queen ol PcJ i.: Tbt ,\fast Rt•trrnd \orman 1' .\tchrland i tht Roman Cathol1c Bl hop of tht Di°"'*r o_( Ontntt. .\n)hO\\ che b 'llom ltnc hcing how ahout ~omc c.m~l\tenn' Believe 11 or 'nt,t, C\Cn \1,ur competitor.. do 11 The Rcg1.,ter does it, the Time doc'i 11 Ga\C at some thought One ne\.Cr kno"'· 11 might even pay off • Editor' note \\" do11 't mtcnt1~m•lly tn to thm" nur rc:Jdcn on b . randomJ.~ '" 1tch1n~ the ~lion around We. unll>.c the Time~ or Rt~1 ter. hau! • l1m1ted amount of sp t:c :and met1mcs our feawrn need IC'> be mo"ed around 10 fit mto that da ··s put1'1Jlar ne~ piper . " rry 1bout the inconvenien«. Grat ••et t'm ure, a )O\lr editorial of Feb. 2 u id. Julie Froc:bcrs. Bcrae~on' chief of laff. wa a great a t and \\ill be mi.ucd. It's unfonunate that the ate kg 1 lure has' made it so annctM for key people htt'hcr '°leave. You mcnttoned that c 1 IOl"I to land on her feet in the swfvate teCtor. ... o( the opinion thet .... has alrudy landed on her feet .andcr tM lqialatur"a•1 vm m ,enerou1 .,WC. pancM&e. f·urc1ng democracy on fo reign l lUntne as akin to the Cru aders tor ... 1nk! Chrt'!ottantt't on non· be llcH~ r-. fhe, peace· JCll\ a!>t are nl\I the tnd ~uys \\ htle i.truis,l1ng tu sohe m't O\\ n d1kmm.1, I was Mrucl b\ .J t-r1lhant idea thac \\Ould allow all ti 1•,c: an l.l\or of lha!> \\Jr to help l"tnni.: 11 to .i '>peed~ conclu)1on. II c.1~h and eve~ per)()n who 1s 1n l..iwr '>f the United States fight· 1ng tht' \\.U enhi.t') and requests lul\ n \ iud .\rlbta, our force v.111 mu •1r' r..1p1dh and tar out· number the Iraqi force., V. c can rc,wre Kuwait to he1k J.1bbar .11 Ahmed :ii Sab.i.h ~ mon· arch\, :ind then C'e!") .. ne c;.in go h1 me Imagine ho"" glonou'> this \\:JI '-'111 be "'hen it 1s being fought on'~ "' people ""ho truf\ behe.,e 1n· 11 and are pnl\1"g that the) arc r..11r11>llC c111zen) of the Lnated '' 11c .. b\ talang up arm) for Kuw· aat lm.t~ane the feeling of pricfe v.hen th<'sc "'ho ha\e made that • ll uch dect\l m·· to send other men into battle also have the guts 111 had; them up with more than " 1rJ.., At e"cn pro-'4 ar demonstrataon ado'' this count~. there should be anfomutaon handed to the dcmi,n<trato~ that directs them to their local draft board. Tenseness 1 ' the EJ1tor: JERE WHIT!l\lEY Huntington Beach r·or the pa t couple of days I ha'e had a ... on of ringing an my ~ar-. trom the oonslant sound o( the nc .... \ tn the Middle East. I 1m tarti ng to gro"" • . ·1,h1med to the tenscnc in the ur, the kind of tenseness that reman ' me of haVlng a hornble Jrc:im. But I nap back to reality to realize that chis ts the here and no~. and we must suppon the bra"c men ·and women now tn the De en Storm I. too. want peace more than .1n\ thing else right now. H°"'"'C\'Cr, I 'cc on the televuion every n11ht people prqtc ting the awful war I at back and "-Onder to myself. ''\\here \\ere all these protes1ers ...,hen the colors weren't green and brown (• in camouria1e uniforms), but ~ther blue and red o an bandannas? I v.onder where -ere the picket '•ans "'hen innocent people were bcmg hot in our own Nc:kyards? r v. ndcr where were the shou of pri tW in the war with drugs, or rather our own .. chemical warfare" was ra,ing.•• I know what at " like to it ind "'Onder what will happen next and worry 1( they will come home: I have a brother in the Middle East ript now. I am noc aslina for you to Aop the protests, but ....._ to direCt your cncrl)' to --•'tNlll dlM caa be chanced. KELLY IOOOIMS . . '• .... Orange Coast Dally Pilot claty • 5 n ., ....... 1114 u.111 ...... News or· twins .turns into a nightmare ,...,.. to ,,..,,,.. .. "" C.t Skin and body care gets herbal approach h was so vivid. 1 had gone to the doctor for a routine physical. As he was thumping my tummy, a puulcd frown creased hi s brow. He took out his stethoscope and listened intently as if he were deci- phering a radio signal from an- other galaxy. After further probing he sol· emnly announced "Mn .. Mcintyre, you're going to have a bab)." M) hair stood o n end like a porcupine under attack. "That's nd1culnu:.! I'm too old to be n momm1e. I'm on Social Security," I crit:d. He ,,..,. sured me there was no m1Makc I was definitely pregnant. And then he dropped another blockbuster. •·1 can't be urc. but I think it's twins." I felt I wa' l)IO!! on a table m The Twilight Zone in foot stirrups. "Cheer up," the doc· tor beamed. "Babies will keep you young." I could have sluggetl him with his stethoscope. Driving home in a l>tate of shocked pink, I worried hov. to break the neY.s to my hu!>band without triggering a cardiac arrei.t. We need vou. Nancy Mcintyre I def1dcd to c.1~e him gcntl) into fa therhood w11h CO)' hinb like knit· ting a pair llf bootie..,. Th" proved .i co mptetc bu't ... ince m\ cre.it1on., rt~'cmhkd egg \\armer .. more than lnOt\\c,1r Next I unkJ,htd that old canard , "then:, .1 litt le ~trangcr coming to live with us, honey. In fact two lit· tic strangers." "What's that?" Bill cried after cupping his deaf car in one hand. "Why on earth arc a couple of rangers coming to sec us? What have you done now?" "The doctor says I'm going to have rwinsl" J shouted. An aston- ished silence descended, then an cxplo ion of laughter. "This isn 't a joke," 1 frowned. "Your wife is going down in medical history as the world's oldest maternity case. You'll also be on record as the oldest man to ever father twins." This sobering news turned hh smile upside down. He had ~he dazed e'<pression of a man conked on the head \\ith a baby bottle. "How could this happen?'' he groaned. I reminded him of a re· cent medical report claiming women of any age can have babies -even in their golden years. "You realize what this mean<;" he cried. "We're going to have a couple of teen-agers when we're in our dotage Nobc>1y should have to go through adolescence twice in a lifetime" .. At le:1't we 'II have an active re· mement," I sighed. "Doctor) say that \edcnt.ir} h\ing shortens )Our ings?" he wailed. I finally summoned up the cour· age to call my middle-aged daugh- ter,. ''Remember, honey, how you always wanted a bnby br0thcr or ister?" I snid, tip-toeing into my news. My impending motherhood elicited the same response any 18· >car-old receives from a concerned mother: shock and a ton of lec- tures on the re pons1b1hry of par· enthood. h was role·rever al in Cult throttle. That night as Bill and I contem- plated our future as geriatric par- ents, t injected a note of cheer that children o{ older couples are reportedly brighter than other you ng!.ter '"Maybe they'll ~e smurt enough to change their d1a- pe rl>" he yay, ned. The next morning my maternal plight had \Jni)hcd with the dawn A dro\\sy \Otce \\afted mer from the ne~t p11loY.. "You\e been 1hrashing around all night like you were having kittens;v~/H's up?" "I'll tell \OU i.~'?-"t1me when )OUr blood sugar i' up," I mum· bled Dear Mom, :..~ What a treat 1 had the other 1 ~-~ -;:#~o day. I was wandering South 4 • •• .... ~ -~C? -f~ Coast Plaza and spied a mint ._ ~-, ~ II\ ..4 green archway in front of a ' ~ -~ ~ [J · store 1 hadn't noticed before. I~ ~=\~r> pecked in to discover a eonfcc---~-• tion for the senses. L'Herbier lisps de Provence has countrified walls painted in pastel that provide a text1.1ral palate for shelves housing all sorts of goodies. Evidentially, the company has had great i.uc~css in Europe. for many years, 150 stores to be exact, and there_ 1s one in Wash1~g- 1on O.C. as well. The chain's philo ophy 1s, simply put, to ut1liLe a natural herbal based approach to skin and bo<ly care. It doesn~t use ingredients that have been tci.ted on an1mab and all 11 ) products arc imported from France. 1 asked Dominique, the propnetre\l>, 1f 11 \\a~ somewha t ho· mcopathic. 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Thanks for • sending It on. I am ple11ed to abare It wltb my readers. Attributes ol a C1ood Father 11 Lmen to hoth sides of an argument and respect the opinion of the othrr person 2) '\cccpt the fact that every child doesn't ha'c to be "normal " 3) Don't al"a>s Judge b) actions Con 1der the motn cs behind them 4) Wor'-to increase strength m tbc relationship. as "-'t'll as improve the "caknesscs S) Don'1 be o'crly protecti ve. 6) ons1der the harshness of the punishment a' compared with the scnou ne of the "cnme " 7) Rccogn11c tha1 I wont to be treat~ like an adult 8) Emph:mze my good point mstead of dwelling on tho lxid 9) Don't push a child into doing thtnas he d()(~n't want to do simply bccau.hc fa ther would like to do them m If. I 0) hzc not C"'Cl)one ha the same abthll'5 and the same ideas of what's 1mponant. ffZ-5878 _..., .... • ports Tim O 'Brien Champs tune up, 78-41 By Richard Dunn 0rqe Coast Olf't P1lcM COSTA MESA -It had been a necessity for senior Paul McDanicls, catcher on the baseball team and \tarter of 7 va rsity basketball games for Standings Pacific CoHt League IFlnal) 0 Es1Jne11 L~Buch L IQIAI Hills Tra!luto H s Ce<l!ulY Cosla r.•es. 'Cllar!'l)IOn L•89ue Overall W L W L 10 0 21 • 7 3 16 9 g • 13 10 • 6 5 17 3 1 14 12 0 10 3 ~ ,,w117•1 le.re• l~4 11 COiia ~·u 41 l •,"" Btv..ll ll ltO&N ·s C; ~ 4' T•lllur:O 4S 8tanc1a High School the pa~t three. se~ons, to bring his leader hip ~aW) to fru111on ·r he l:.aglcs, ripe for another Clf· 3-AA bovs ba.,kctball tttle, breezed throu1th the Pacific Coas.t League at1 10-0 -an almmt el<pcctcd chore '>tnce the-. returned C\ery !It.mer but one (Agu .. 11n Heredia) after "inning the 3-AA crown a c;ca'ion ngo. After dismantling v1s111ng Costil Mesa Friday night, 78-41, to cap their perfect league et1mpa1gn. the- Eaglcs (21-4 overall) will be a pro<1pec11ve No I seed 1n the 3· AA champ1onsh1p tournament, which begins on Tuesday. But Estancia, which plays its first pla)off game nc"<t fnday after a b)e, needed someone to tep forward this yc:H and lead the way. McDantels. the confident type, has been Coach Tim O'Brien's man "I hoped and prayed for it," O'Brien said of McDanic ls' leader hip, which was evident Friday night as the Eagles dropped Costa Mesa to 3-20 and 0-10 in league. "He understands now how important it is. He'll be the key to this team in the playoffs, just as (Heredia) was last yea r. We need a leader on the court. (Having started 78 games) alone qualifie him as a leader." Mc Da n ie ls, who played sparingly in this one because See ESTANCIA/II Clemens becomes top-paid player By Ronald Blum The~Prm NEW YORK Roger Clemens became the bcSt·paid plar.er in baseball on Friday with a $21.S million, four-year contract extension that overshadowed the rir5t ubitration decisions of the year. The two-time Cy Young Award winner will get an avcraac of SS,380,250 a season, shatterin& the previous record of $4.7 million, Kt by Oakland outfielder Jose Canseco last June. "I'm leulna my family and my friends around me set all excited.'' aemcns said. "I'm reaJ thankful to the Red Soic. Hopefully, I'll set to pend I arcac deal of time with them and set some records '' Ocmcns, a 28-year-old ript·handcr, is to IUU Sl.5 million in 1991 in the final 11at0n of a thrce~ar, S7.S million contnet. He win &Ct S4.4 million in 1992. $4.S minion in 1993, SS million in 1994 and 15.5 iniftloe in 19". Thi Red b h.we In aiplkMt for 1996 It 15.S mRffon witlt I Sl.5 lftllion bayout. 0anem lllo .. ti I S621• bOnus for ...-1n1 to tho llietlM!I .. . - llbl'dly " February 9, 1991 The Daily Pilot ....... &ltW ....... Clrllll ... .142-4111 at. ., llclllll I Kings/82 Comics/84 ChurcWBS EntertainmenV86 High school basketball Vikings hold on to grab share of title ' L •• By Jon Ferguson 0oooe Coas1 Dally P1lcM FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Marina High claimed a share of the Sunset League title with Huntington Beach and Edison Friday night, but the V1k1ng al- most went home a loser in a mo t un- likely scenario. The Viking battled from behind much of the game against a scrappy and highly aggresstve Fountain Valley team, finally taking the lead for good in the fourth quarter and holding off the Barons for a 43-39 league win. By virtue of two wins over co-champ Edison, the Vikings can claim themschc., as a No. 1 team when the ·Division I play· offs begin nex t week. Marina spin with 1 luntmgton and the Oiler~ spin wuh Edison. Bui a second consecutive league 11tle for the Vikings (15-10, 9-3), they won 11 outright a year ago, was in doubt until the final seven seconds. For r ountain Valley (5-19, 0-12). it was .ilmo~t a ""'" which would have made the 'eac;on for the Barons. ''They played a great game," MJnna Coach Steve Popovich said of the Baron~ ''Their dcfcn c sagged an and "'e didn't htt o;ome shots. They got the loose ball' and extra rebounds. Thank God, we had enough to wan. "I told the kids when tt all started th at I thought 9-3 would get part of 1t, and 11 '>Ure came true. It's great fo r u to win two com.ecut1ve league title~." Cherokee Parks, Manna's' 6-foot-11 center, scored 10 points as fountam V .il- lc> played man defense and took a I 1-10 lead after one quarter. But the Barons \wttched to a zone which left thrc:e peo- ple (all at least SU( inches shorter) .iround Parks when he was do'A-n low, fru,1ra11ng him and the Vikings' offen\e and hmttang the sentor 10 11 points an the final 1hrce quarte~ 'He m1\sed more pas e'> th.rn u')u,11 and dtd <>ome things .t little oft ton11ih1, but he normall~ shoot~ 6"' pcru:nt," P11p· mich \aid "If he shoots 55 or 60 pcru:nt, people thank he's not playing good The Barons .tn1Wl:rcd C\Cr, cal f >r three quarters and scored the 'tin ti e11:ht points of the third quarter, including a 3- po1nter by Jeff Bigler to close the third quarter wtth a 35-30 lead. But Marina pounded 11 tn)1de and became aggressive on defcn.,c tn the fourth quarter, sconng the first 10 points and 13 of I 7 overall. Manna's Brant Shelor blocked a 3- romt attempt with 12 seconds left and Darren Crooks h11 a free throw to seal it " th \CVCn SCCond) rcmatntng. \\c executed what we wanted to do, hJt "C: m1<.<,ed a couple of shots down at the: end th•:ll co t U), · Fountatn Valley C11.1ch Gordon B1lltngsle~ aid "We're 0- 12, but I thought we dtd a great JOb on thr.:m It v.ould ha"c heen nice to beat 1hcm :md knock them out of first place, See MARINA/a Abdi & . Co. pu11 · it outi B1'in title! Oiler Matt Montgomery (4) dives in against Ocean View·, \\Jrcel T <'nBcrgc (c<'ntcr R.1nd\ l\.irl1ncr looks on Bob Hope Classic O'Meara, Simpson on a searing pace . . .. Oilers capture 82-72 triumph ove r Seahawks TiJJ..m • c.m: of busme5s, C\ Cl) day taJ..m • c.JTc: of bu mes<., workm ' over· time. Bachman· Turner O.,crdr/\le By B;my f a1. kner °''~e ~.~s· o .. ( P"" HC~Tl~GTON BEACH ·•.• ..... ·Ee s.c.n Cltu• •• ,, S,-,J ~ ... 1.c • ,.s.:e· r°"-.A/l •I I Sunaet Leegue (Flnal) La-... Ovetall W L W L 9 3 '7 • 9 3 '5 10 9 3 ·~ 6 -s 'J 1' 5 • '3 11 , 9 • 1i' 'I 12 5 '9 •• <~~ ,ri4117'1._....17) 'Al'n 11 ' lil..lt'f l9 ~lltu8' ea,,..,..., ot 11-.-u S.OAnlS' Mu,taphti Abdi and the rest of the Hun11ng1on Be ach High boys ba,ketball ""embl~ ltne earned a share of the ~un .. et League champion hip Friday night with an 2-72 overtime v1ctol) Q\;er '1\1tang Ocean View. Ahd1 the sentor foreman for a team th.it \lam three sophomores, led the "a) w11h a career-high 46 points, 1nclud1ng all l of the Oilers' first- pcnud output The victory, however, "a' the: produc1 of the combined talents of all the Oilers. who were mired m third place after a devastating loss to anta Ana, JUSt seven days before I m ~o proud of this team," Huntington Beach Coach Roy Miller <;Jtd \\e ha'e a lot of )Oung guys, but the\ all <;tepped up and took care of hu\ine.,., lllntght We're much more than JU"t \1u.,tapha \\c have to play dc1cnsc to win, and e\el)One really knows their role . Each gu) 1s important to us, and that "ao; nc-.er more true than tonight." The win improved the Oilers to 17-7 ll\erall. 9-3 tn league, creating a three- wa\' tte for first with Edison and \fanna. Abd1's bnlhant performance included 13 of I 3 from the floor (7 of 9 after halftime). 19 of 23 from the frce·throw ltne (including all four in ovcnime}, 11 rebounds, four blocked shots and th.rec teal . The upporting cast, however, included· sophomore guard Bryan Chang, who ama.sscd all 15 points after halftime; JUnior axt h -man Jeff See OILERS,9 • I• ' • ..... F*'*Y•.1•1 Kings must settle for 4-4 tie 8y Alan Alppen TN~Prtu BUFFALO, N.Y. {AP) Grant Lcdyard's second goal or the ~ason rallied the Buff ak> Sabre to a 4-4 tic with the Los Angeles Kinp on Frid3y night and napped the Sabre ' ix·game losing streak. Buffalo came back from a 4·2 deficit in the third period. Christian Ruuttu tipped in Dave Snuggerud's shot six minutes into the period to make it 4·3, and Ledyard tied it with 6:43 left when he took a broken pass at the face- off circle and bounced 1t off &oalie Daniel Bcrthiaume's pad . CLEMENS From 81 extension. Cteme ns' contrac t marke d Jnother step in the vast escalat1on of ~alaries over the past 16 months. Minnesota outftcldcr. Ki rby Puckett became the first $3 mtlhon-a-year player o n Nov. 22. 19 9. and Clemen became the J4th to reach that level. Nolan Ryan got the first SI mi 111 o n -a -y car c on l r act i n • ovcmbcr 1979 and George Foster hecame the fi rst $2 million pla}cr in h:hruary 1982 ~1c.rn'' hi le, Toront0 '\Ccond h.i,em.in Roberto Alomar ,mJ \h,ntnal outfielder M1t..c Aldrete ''ere s.ilary arb11rat1on ,.,.inner' r nJ,1, but an Dies<' ~Jh.hn Ben1t\l Santiago fa ded ht~ 111 . 111c.:mpt to set the record. S<.1ntiago. a two-tim e Nat 1on~1l l eJguc All-Sta r, was given San Dtc.:gn\ l)ifcr of SI 65 m1 l11on h~ .1 rh1tr 11ur Roll \ altin rather th.in 111' re4ut.'l [llr s.: c; m1l11on l)11n \l..ittinl!h ol the "-c" )1>rk ) .111!..n' ~"l tht• t11p arh11r.1t1on ,,11 sr. C\Cr S 1 i-'.l)(l(t 111 14'17 The Sabre outshot Los Angeles 17·3 durina the period, ending the King ' three·game winning streak. The L'<·& me lo ang streak wa one hy of the team record the Sabre ct in their fim sea on, 1970·71 . lcxandcr Mogilny, Who scored Burro10·~ first goGI, left the game with a shoulder injury with 9:30 left in the third period when Rob Blake tripped him in front of the Kings' goal and he smashed head- first into the boards. The severity of the injury was not immediately known. Buffalo fell behind in a first period Bob Kudclski scored first for Lo Angeles, taking a pud. Alomnr, traded b) San Diego to Toronto 111 the Fred McGnff-Joc Carter deal. was awarded $1.25 million by arbitrator Willi am Rentfro r.uher than the Blue Jav'>' offer of S 25,000. · Aldrete: was awarded $510.000 by arbitra tor John Caraway instead of Montreal\ offer of $350.000 Outfielder Ron Gant increa~eJ bis ~.11) se' en-fold. agreeing '' llh the Atlan ta UrJ\CS at $1,195,00(1 Gant made S 150,000 la'>t season, when he hit .30J "'1th 32 home runs and 4 RBl'i. < Right-hander Je ff Parrl'tt .ind Atl.inta Jgrecd 10 $'\5\000, .1 Sl80,000 ta1\e, anJ lcft-h.111Ju fom Gia\ inc and the Hra'c' 12rceJ to 5697, '\()(), a SJSS,000 r ,11\c: Outlic.:h.Jcr J im Etsenreic.:h .tnd l\.an'.i' C11~ agreed to $9'\0,000 Juuhlc ht~ 1990 salarv. \\h1k out11elJer Randy Kutcher anJ the Red ~11\ \C itied at 5250,1100, .1 ~11'i.flllll r.11,c.: I llC.: .1~cnt third baseman Jim l'rc. 'le:\. "ho played for Atl:int.1 1 ..... 1 \l' ir J~rced tn a ,me \e.ir ~nntr,1ll \\Ith an DkgL1. 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Beating me would prove he's not los.mg an)thing. It 's a test. He just took the wrong te\t." Leonard. who \\tll be 35 on May 17, ~e~ Norris as a meJ~unng ~tick to gauge where he 1~ as. a fighter al this ~1nge of his career. The man who won worltl titles in five weight classes h:i s looked i.harp nml relaxed in training. HI\ '>pa rri ng se\s1on\ over the pa~t two week'i wou ld !lccm to indic.1te thJt Leonard •~ going tu 1 ry to .get Norns earl) "I don·1 c'pect ti to last too long 1f Ra) !>tJnd in there," Norris said. "With my power, I'll knock him out. Mugabt found ou t." "Wh en people say, 'Who the hell t\ 1 erry Norris?' I say that he beat John 'The Uc.i,t' Mugab1," said Leonard . Brosterhoua' turn-ona • Seton 11.111-0 ld.ihoma, Channel ~. 11 10 J m • SHJt:U\C·!'lotrc:. O.tmc. ChJnncl ~. 11 :l<J ,, m • Boh I lope CIJ'"'· ChJnnd 4, I 10 r m • /\riwn;i Sta1c-CSC. (hanncl 2 1 pm •NBA All·~IM !)Jturd.1y, TNT 4 pm • King\•OIUC\, r nmc l 1lkC:I. ~ lll rm • NOrrt\·I c:<1nHrd. 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Prime T1cl c1 Pro Hod.ty ~ '<! p m -Kinr •• St I i)\j!\ l'rilT'C T Kl.Cl Bo''"' • pm -Te«)' N• rro• " \uiar J(av l«onard •urcr· .. , t ,.. '• 1•. fr,.,,, ,, .... (If~ , ..... "' RADIO (ollttt 1Jukt1b1ll I ,. ,. Atm .• ru )IJIC •• l \I I\'\ ( I O~Ol I "' rm -San l>tc&" '''" •' l t.1~ 1-;fMR 1'1.UJ • 11) p"' New M'"""" \I H" I l ( I 1(\\-1/ f\f I"',, ~ ' 1 r ,,, -l • n1 Bu h ''" •' l ( \•r.U 8.,ll•la .-111u. 111•11. 1 1 1 J p m -I 1c1no '>l•l a1 C•l '>t.•1• I ullcn " I\ \I'' ( lblll) rro lh1e1tr, ~ 1(1 r "' ._,,." •• \1 l •'"" \TR A lil'llJ) Ill 1111 ...... . .................. -""-- Fort Wayne, Ind , Winter, 1948· ~still In need of fine.tuning. the first "fast break · 1$ tested. Orangemen suspended, reinstated SyrJc1hc ba\ke thall \tar Dilly Owens ... and six teamma te~ ~re suspended > ~ \\Od then rcinst.1tcd h1<llty a~ part of a ---- unt\C1'1ly in vesttgat1on into pos)1ble NCAA \IOla- tton~. School <iput..c ... man Robert Hill ~atd 1he " infraction'> \JI') trom pl.iyer to player," but he refused Ill clabor ate NCAA \pokci.m.1n Jim ~1Jrch1on) i.J1d S)r.1cu~c followed NC AA rule'> in ma ki ng the 'u)pen1;1on!I Jnd then ;tppea llng to the NCAA'!. elig1b1ht) ~taff for rc in\lj1tement, 1111J "that action wa rr.i nted immedia te re<itor.i11on of the pla)er .. · ellg1hil1ty " In othe r .,pnrt' ne"., I r1d,1y •The '>tic .ind d.1 1c of hea\')'\\c1gh1 champion b anJcr I lol\ ltcld\ April title ddcmc ::ig.110\t Gec1rge h>rcm.1 11 'hltulJ he_ dell•rm1ncd to<l.1> ''hen prnnwt' r' mcet .... 11h D11nald I rump 1 rump. "'hn bid S 11 milh1111 Ill t.t).!e the ll~ht 1n All.int" C II\, "Ill nlt'l'I 111 ~C\\ Yur~ with c;o pr11rnote r 0Jn Ou' .i ..inll lfol) field\ mJn,1gcr. 'ihell) hn~el I rump, "-hc:Juled lO ma ke a rJvmenl of c;2 c; milhllO, h.l\ 111\lll..cJ .1 "\\Jr d.1u,c" in 1hc n1n1r.1ll, .1nJ t\ Jttcmpttn~ to re - nq;l1t1.11e ..i lmHr Ice • ~h.14u1lle C >'Ne.ii 'cored 3~ point\ .111d .:r.1hhcd I, rehounJ, 1nJ \ crnd !:>10gkti111 'l\.ured hi\ tcJm' l.i.,t "\ point' 10 the f1nJI I t;I, J.!t"ng '\o 1'1 l ou1<,1.1nJ StJtc .t Southe.1,tern Confc:ren(c h,1,~etb.ill '1ctol) o'er Gcor~1.i • :".11ureJd1nc ~forcd1. the 'en~Jtlon.il ~O \C.tr· nld \lgn1.1n. fell Jll'I 'hnrt in a g.111.int htd Ill hrc;1t.. the \\11rld 1nJoor mile rnord 111 I he l\k.1Jq\\l.1nJ., lm1t.i11nnal 1n LJ\t RuthcrlorJ, N J · Mcmd1. Ill cinl\ h1\ fifth indoor rJCC, ''•I' cluct..cd in ''\O Kl,' lh<' third-fJ\le'>l e'er run indoor It .11,0 made him the No 2 performer til all time. hchind l 1monn Coghl.1n, \\ho own' 1hc record ol '.\ 4111-.. 'ct in th1' meet 1n l 11SJ. and J run of J '\U 60 JI '.'>Jn D1c~tl in 11.J I •He rbcrt (1oren. J longumc nc\\,p..iperm<.1n '* who \.\J\ 1nduc1cd 1ntu 1hc Broold)n Dodge" llilll of FJme. died I nda\' .iftc:r heart ~urge~ lh: \\,1, 7.1 • ChJnt.11 Bourn1"cn uf ~"1t1c rl.111d .• 1 guld medJI "'inner .1t the Wndd C hampuin\htp,, \\On .1 ''omen\ WnrlJ Cup do\\nh1ll in (i.irnmch P.1rten~m.hen . German\. edging tarulc \1crlc nl f rante • ~1111\\ .111d puo r \t\thdtt\ (JU,eJ tht (Jncell.11100 l)t .1 men' \\orld Cup ,i..11m: ta1.l. th\. fir,t interna111•n.il C\cnt on the future Ol'mr 1~ do\\nh1ll 'lie 111 \ .11 Irf\crc , 1 r.1ncc.: • 1Je,p1tc c.irhl•r report\ Jnd 'Pt."~..!JJ.i1111•1 111 the con traf) former lnlt·rn 1t1unJI Boxing I cdet.1111111 hgh1"e1gh1 champ1nn \ 11111~ Paz1en1J \,11d th.11 he "'"I figh1 .1g;.11n -8) The Aj ud1Ht·d Prt'H aob 1'nlgflt, lmft.111.t cn.1ch, <iftcr II W,I\ ..innuunced th 11 ht• \\ould he 111J ldtd 11110 the Ha,kc:tbJll 11,tll nf l·ame A plJ)c.:r ,. enter' the l lall uf l·arn c: on Im Jb1ht\, ,, cnalh enter' on the: .1h1ht~ ul h1' pl.1)Ct~" Furukawa's slam leads Anteaters to 11-8 win over Dominguez Hills IRVJNC:. -Joe Furukawa''i grand x )lum in the bottom of the seventh tn· ning highlighted ucr l6-h11 attack as - the Anteaters ral lied for an 11 -8 non-confe rence baseball dcc1 ion over v1Stt1ng Cal St .1tc Doming· ucz Hills f-nday afternoon The Antca1crs, who fell behind 5-0 dfte r four tnmngs, moved clo<ocr with four in the Mth u Matt Fil on tngled 10 a pair of run and two oth er~ CJmc home on an error. UCI evened the score in the illth lh Steve Ott and Pete Golasze~ki doubled, then erupted for \LX runs an the seventh Otlly Rarden ' ROl -'!>tngle broke the tic before Furukawa unloaded to break the g3mc open The Ante.iter\ 1mprmed to l -4 v..tule drupptn . Dominguez H1ll'i to 1-3 UCI Vl 1t UC R1-.crc.idc today, lhen hom the H1ghl nder'i on Sund y 1n o v..eckend cne with both gamc'I set tn lJtt nt I p.m Mustangs to enter playoff: Costa Mesa High tied tanci3. l·l. M"! an boys socar cuon lb send the Mu ,... .. • tangs to the plAyofrs for the fint tlrrie ~ ince 1980 on the hce of a J-19 camp 1an. The Mustangs (10.S·3, 4~3·3) and EaJ)c both had chances in 1hc wantn& minutes to ~in. but Esuncia bad a hot carom oft the po'll which nearly rolled 1n before a Costa McsJ defender cleared the ball. and the Mustang missed wide on the final play or the match James Rodriguel scored for Co<ota Me a with IO minutes left tn the fi~t ~alf .ifte r stopping the de- nect1on of teammate Gacahu GJrc1a's I ·).trd clt - rcct ki ck off the po~t fat.incta evened 11 20 min- utes into the second h.1lf "hen Carlo AkoLar took a corner kick th.tt J Mustangs defender clcnred with h1~ he.id .tnd l icked 11 in the lower right corner In other boy~ occcr J-nday Marina 0, f.'ounlaln V1llty 0: Each tCJl'\l h.1d 11 quality chance'\, but nothing could be cttlcd du~ ing regulation or O\'crtimc 1n the un ct Lea~ue match Larry Nye. th e go he for Mann denied the Baron~· leildin orer, P.J Polo ki on a breaknway v..11h bout five minutes rcm1un1ng in rcgula11on. The re ult leave M nna 1 14 7·2 over II. 7 J~2 Sun ct} in second place at the conclu fon or lcaiue play. Fountain Valley (14·5·3 overall) fin· i he the Sunict campaign 111 6-).3 ind in third place. t1Ct.r Otl 1, t. John Botto I: Louie Ccvall COn\.Crted a fine p from Brian C.ook into • rrr l • half ,0:11, ind Steve ;f tropoalo ncucd ~h.11 turned out to be the aa.me-winncr as the Mon· arch._ c.ompletcd their Anaclu Lcaauc stuon on 1 wmn1n1 note. S.. BAIEFl.9 - - For the record •.. , .... • w............ L c~_.,.Fff ftl'""9t C°"""1NCI -.. ...... ........_ I T W L Hl. 01 .... tM CS ~ : .~ ·:: j t..i•~· • " aa • c--.,__111.MT 2.\ IU IJ 0-ll VlllN u n ~ h~ __ ._,, ......... ....:.,.u -14-t .... 14 c.r.l .. n u 111 -"'"'!lfCDP""!PP" _______ _ )I II .. 2 WUlll 11 21 NJ .... -----------11 t1 ,.. ,.., II 2t ~ " ~er t• )I lll 11 ... -u » ,.. " UITllUI CO .. PW .. utCI ..... 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South Oa) 3.&: The (-llJ"l' (I' '1 r illtcd fr,,m .1 to pu1nt dellcit .11 the end ot Ille 111~1 qu.1rt«:r to claim the nun-league dec1~1on nn 1he rn.1d "' Ellen f'.hcrhard o;cured 15 p<>ant' ind L.'lllkctcd I:! rc.:hounJ-.. licl111 , .... c .Jl:"a~ Men~~ ...... == .................... • L ......... ---· 01o •• U •• 'll"r .... )I 11 & II 111 ltt "-........, # .._ '• .. , 4'. 11 17 1~ (....., Jl tl l Unt tu _..,.., •-'-U ._. I.... t7ts t '1 •tN -.., 11" t •1 111 111 Cot ...... .,.... -....;..~ & 4' lft tJI W_......TOllTOI-U aT ·-UC:• .. ·---· a::. ~ :~ ; ;rn: :r. "-'-...... ~-., u o..a • " • .. ,., ''' ~ r'"" __.. c;.,.. ~ \t SI t 41 IJ& Ill Ill ... M "4 .... lllCll • ~ U 4 .. , ...... t.Jt4 .. ~ .. f-If-¥ t )I l&S t>t ...... ~ t11 L-., 11-1, '·' •4 ...,_. WAl.H CC*nMNC8 IUCl • -... H u ,..,............ ....... W L T-UGA IW.._.(._, l • ~ ", •• ., ht "' ' u ~'--. ... .......... n to J ti ni 1"' 4 '' ., ..._....,u ~ ,. 11" •• ,. 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IUNllTLUOUI Merine O, 'oum.1ln Yellow o II ,._ ..... ) , " •• ~" lr.O't 'l 'ACll'IC COAST LUOUI c .. t• ..... 1, t:•tencl• 1 'U\lliu~ ........ •• .... o. .. • ( ... • "'*"' -~ ..... ~ -c..a-.. Area lchetMe Todey ILUKn'IAU ~111'!'911 •""'* ...-e t.e..Fl«t cw tolo9i ....... '1..-.. ~· '*" I :JO .,._ S.. -S• •I.Cl \ ,., ~ C.oloQI • • ~ ~ CGfoo,• $JI' ~ ....,. ........ ""'."' 'J: """-• '>~~L tGl!oQI-.ti. ..JU ILUH.U .. L .. u... •<JC•... ·- ... ~ ,_ .. ~ ... !'I TIJlllll y ;o /Jil c..,. 0 --"" ... .,,.,.,,,, -M UCI hosts ew Mexico St. IRV l"'l: -Ne.:~ \ln1Co '\11tc: tn· 4l_ \.1dc' L'CI ton1~ht for .1 B11~ \\.e,1 (\ n· > • lc:rcn1.e ba!.l ctb.111 game. -.1 irt1nl! JI ---- ., 10 I he Anlc;1tc:r.. arc 8-16 11\t:r.111, .'-'J 1n 1hc U1g \\.1.''l Cl'll.ir Ne " Mc'<tW \t 1ll'. r.1nkcd '\11 16 111 the: n.111on, c.1rnc., " 16-2 C1\n,1ll m.irk into th\: 1.·onlc\I OCC win oftball opener \A:-.. I t\ A \i..\ -Orange.: C u."1 C 'I '-•~ lt1itc 'ophumorc pitcher l\.mttn !kiter Y 11pcncd the '>C.1,on \\tth .1 lour h11 hul011t in lc:HJinl! the Pir.111.'<i r:i\I \.1."ntur I, .11. .1nJ tntt1 the 'c:cond round 11! the: R.in1.h 1C..1nll.11!1l L1Jliltcr T nurnament I lctlcr hJd three c;.ir1kcouh and on\, ~.ilk .1nJ \teldcd JU'I tv.o bJ'IC runner' before the final 1n· n1 ng. Shannon f bcrt v.ent 2 tor J \\Ith uni.' run and "40 RBI 10 lead J balJnced offem.e, "h1ch kJturnl Se\'en people \COr1ng runs, "" dtlkrcnt pl 1\cr' "llh RBI .tnd eight J1ffcrent pl.t)er' \\Ith hll\ -By the Dail) Pilot ------------- -Send Saddam a message ••. .•• and win a dinner for two! In the space provided above. please wnte lri the message you'd !Ike lo send Saddam Hussein (please keep It clean) via a U.S missitt. Send your tnenes before MondaY. Feb. 11 to· Send SadcWn A Messaoe. Clo Tht Dlily_ettot, 330 w. ~St Costa Mesa. CA 92627. You can also can our Edftor's Hottine II 642-6086 Ind leave your~ "(ptdii liiit your name and phone runber. too!). we WI t..n torWanS II d "'8iri'lcfGlri: H. NOtriWt SchWamoPf, comriiandef of n. ""8d torca. The two top tnlries wl 11th tlcM I 1109 Ill ~ W ... tar IWO II I .... nwtl Nl.,ort 8llch restlUrllt. A .. , .... al M ..... ..... II 9' ... :l• ..,, d .. Olly Piiat. , J ' • M•archs roll to tnle, 74-58 BELLl·LOWER -Mater O~i -High's Monarch won the Angelu L eague b oy b as ketball chnmp1on~hip for the eighth time 1n nine years under Coach Gary McKn ight Friday night a they defeated St. John Bosco, 74·56, in Standings Angelu. Leegue l"lnel) L.._.,. OWrall W L W L 9 I 22 4 I 2 11 I !> s 13 10 4 I 14 9 2 e g 1~ 2 e •3 11 P'tilllef'•~" ll'-40f!74 f>l .lcllwlb•!.6 '""'• ~7. ""' .,.._.., ~) k'W Miii 11 lorotl !~ the regul.ir -.ea~on ftnalc at St John Bosco fhe Mo narch<,, led ll\I Reggie Geary\ 19 point~. 1mprn"cd to 2:!- 4 .ind 9-1 in league after ~t . .trting 1hc \ca,on 2-2. Since Mater Oct JroppcJ its league opener to Ser.lie, the Monarch., ha1,.e rolled ufl nine \tra1ght ~tn-.. ~t fohn Bo'>rn fell 1i1 13· I I JOJ 2-8 en lc.1gue, f1 n1-.hing IJ'>I (,cal") .11-.o addcJ fl\c rcbouriJ . 11\C: a"1't' .ind t~o !Ile: al~ "h1le J."on Jane.,l 1 ( 16 potnt~) anJ \1all \1.tn\\Jrrcn (lot} "ere al'><> soltd Jllcn'l'C contributor~ for .\fater l>c1. I ere nee Wilborn led the "ay for \1 1tcr Dc1 underneath, grabbing a gJmt: ·h1~h .,c,en t'loard~. "h1k \I Jn\\.trren flc \eJ ht' \lrcn~th \~1th "' rchnund~. I he Mon.ir1.hi. "ho open Ctr- pl.n1Jlf JCl1on ne\t l·mlay, held a 1l1· I"\ lead alter one quarter, then h1<ll .1 J\-~5 edge at hJlft1mc l he\ lc:J b\ 15 (51-'lh) after three qu.trk '' Artists take second in PCL with 83-78 win l \Gli ~A BEACH -Clicking on I ol IX from the line 1n the tin.11 period the Laguna Beach I ltl!h \rtt\t\ "r:irpcd up \<'Cond pl.ice 1n the Paciltc Coa'>t'League llJ,~ethall r.ice h1dd~ night. en r1111h: tu comp1hn!! .1n O\CrJll rc1.ord of 16-9 a' the) prepare for the upcnmtng lf F 0 1\l!lton I\ pl.tHJfk Jo~h Borcll<.1 led the v .. .iy wt th 29 run1'. l'l.1cked "up b) Tom R .1H·n,f)ur~ (IS). Dan en Gra\.clV 11~) .ind l nl! Garner (IO) · c.;.1rntr pro\'IJcd a big 'PJrk 1n l .1~un.1 Uc;ich'' !!.Jmc tn the: '"''''nd h 1lf J\ ht.: Jefc:nded 6-foot· Cl P.1ul L.1\1011 hnld111g him II) 10 point" 1n 1h1. IJ'I tv.1' penmh after .1 I '-r<'1n1 product inn in the tir~t h.ilf • -D.t tht Dail> Pilot ESTANCIA From 8 1 O'Brien emptied his bench in the 'ec:ond half, \cored a tcam-h12h 11 points Three other £:..1gle cored nine '4htle two had eight JX"nts. "We're re ady for the pla)Ofh.," O'Brien u 1J ' La'lt \C.ir's experience will be a tremendous hft The) all know what 1t'~ about. As a coach, you try and rell them what (the pla)·of«; arc) hke, but unlll they actually e'penencc 1t. you can"t de cribe v..hat its hke. "\Ve ha'e a nice ream We h3ve a good a chance as an)tx>dy (to win the 3-AA tttlc) We're tn a perfec t pcmt1on -..... e re probably oing 10 be the No 1 seed, '° what more could '4C v.ant?" The Eagle ju t hope they don't fall anto another nn, a they did preced ing the Pactf1c Coast League g me·. They I t to Edison an double O\enimc, 62-56. 1n the mifinal or the Coa l Chn lm.3$ Cl ' ic, <then we re beaten by ·1 u\tm (59.,.6) nd Corona dcl Mar (S2-47) to increase their I mg stre:tk to three. ·•we got sti le for while-; .. O'Bnen aid. "We didn't bounce back well from that double· O\ert1me loss to EdiS<">n." Since defeating uaun• Beach in the league opener, 70-67, the Ea&Jes hive )'Ct to t tc defeat. O'Brien id his dub caiJaht the mt of the lcape in a down ycM. baa ._ Easlc will ccnain'1 be put to lhe test 1n the upcomina weeb. lM ,.,._o...., C-o.lf Nol Ocean \'1E'\\:'S R-.an Martin u~s fr~e arm in trving to gain leverage while cfrl\ ing ag.Jtns Huntington Bedch dM1•nder Tom Wafden Friday OILERS From 8 1 VandcrAJI, v.ho hll -llf Ill tree 1h~"'· including ll\C '1r.11gh1 1n the fourth qu.irk r, !>op homo rt guJrd 'I om Walden. "ho had f1\t potnh anJ L\ rehound': 'entnr rc\ef'.c ~u<1rd ~tall ,\1ontgomcry, \\ho <,wred JUq l\\O points hut hJd one \Ital and t"<' huf!c retlt>Und.., MARINA From 83 but \\C d .I 't <1u11c h "c cnou_gh" Dc,p1tc: 1leth1H?1c ddcn,"c et· fon h~ M mn<.1 and wmc poor de· c1,1or.' "hilc !I") tng tn pu'h the h.111 in10 P.1rk~ 1 re\ulttng in I 5 turno\cr'>), PoJ>l.>\ICh thtnk' t '" 1e.1m '' rcJd)' for the pla~ofh :tfter h 1ttltn • throu!!h an1un .ind 1llne ... ~ tur thl: '"'' h.ill of the 'e:i,on I 1h111k "'e II ~e all right," Pop· o•.t h '·''J "lhe other ntl.!ht (3 lo'' 111 Huntanbtnn Beach.I. our p<11nt .-:u.ird '~;" out ~1ck Jnd .,,.e \\oc rt· nl1''1nl.! J piece It toof.; 3 "htlc h' ~l'l to tht\ p< int l l)lll· pk1e hcJlth). 10 •ct to the top It'~ :.i reJ11 111 our f.;1d~ Ill per'e' ere:, Jll't Ith• tonight It would h ... ,e been c.1') to g1\.e up. but the~ d1Jn '1 · u,c:v.here 1n prep ha,kethllll h1JJ\ • Ubttt~ (. hri\t1an 61 , HrntaRt (.hri tian .as: I h<' Minutemen C- l I 3· I d1nchcd their f1rst-e"er Al idem' l cagi.1t cl1amp1on<.h1p (\h..trcd \41th St ~1 argaret'~) :a 1 ob\• Curto (I J). \11l.e Hoggatt (L\l and O:'l't Kt Jm' (10), a\ v.cll <i~ Da'<' \ 1 .... aro I I'> re· bound'>). pa\.ed the wa). '-c't up for the Minutemen are \ the C 11· plJ~ulh ne~t '4eck -a fiN for L1bertv Chri .. uan tn ntnc \Cars · •Cal Lu theran 67, H1rbor Christian J9: Br.id Pluckhan \Ctlred 20 pmnt' and MJtt Bey- er<idorf had IJ 10 lead the C- Hawk' to the non-league "'" to ltni">h the regular 'ea..on at 8- HIGH SCHOOL aovs Huntl,,.ton a.act\ 82, Oceen vi.w 72 t•-•'--..-l l Oc-"'-...... ~ ... ...... 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"'ho v.a~ b.icked up by 1hc t\\.O-time A ll-CIF scoring m.1ch1ne. 'I didn't go out rhere with the 1<ka I had to do it all myself.'' Ahd1 -.aid \\e all wanted to win inc :Teague championship for our,ef\e\ W11h such a young team, I figured we'd be all right; m 1~he third or fourth place m c.sguc \\ e JUSt -.enr o ut and pl.1\eJ hard Every one pla)'ed ha rd -all ~cJr long" Ocedn View, which fi nished 13- 11, 7·5 era\ed a nine-poml deficu "'llh ::06 lelt 1n the fourth quarter .ind had a shot to wm It at the re.-:ul.1tton buzzer. Ten Berge. wh o led the \c:ahav.k.s wtth 29 points and 14 rth< unds. tallied 12 points in the fourth period, while the full-court pre~~ forced si.x Hun11ngton Beach turno .. er) 1n a s~en-minute span. An Ahd1 field goaJ with 1:09 left in regulation, put the hosts up, 68- 6 \" but Ten Berge hit t~o free thro"~ and a laym to cut the lead to one. Vanderwal, who was replaced in the \tan ng lineup three games ago. hit the first of a o ne-and-one with 10 seconds left, but TenBcrgc was fouled v. hi le rebo unding the m1)~ed second free throw and unk l'x>th to knot 11 wuh nine 1econd left. HIGH SCMOOl •Oft Mater 0.l 74, 8t ....... 9oeoe M ,..,.._Le .... , ..,., Oef ... '9twt .... .... ,.,. .. .. ,. .. 1 S I 19 01i.-t t I 27 S I S 'I ~-I 2 4 & 2226 (11111 0101 22 3• --10 5 2 .. , ......... ,, .. 11_,.....l"t I 3 u S-.-I 0 I 1 Ldn::iu CC ?~ 10tt ~ 1012 SMOlr 0 2 17 00 30 .... \OJ 2 ll eo1 0 ~ os c s 0000 S-e eJ O 11 lO 21 '4 T..a ~ If t1 • 5' ._.....,~ 11 17 II D-7c IS 12 II 211-M ._. _ Oi.-!.S-1 tttQM satOOt. _..,... Ll"'1Y a.. ..... •t ............ £Ae ' • Lellltllel "....._. ~aw· er r ,. .. _. ...,.. )2S U C-. 11 1 & 1s11 0-C-1 0 12 •• ,. z., , ••• 1 t 4 C Glll:ll JO IS 100 1 ....... ,., JO OI D ..... tll l 11 01 .... 1 21 • 2 20 1 Vlclcn •OJ I ....... • , 4 10 ..... . '.,, ! 12 1t 11 4$ l_.. H 10 a fl ._..., ........ 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BHT up DH Fri EASY YICTO~S. .. 8BO&' FRED BASSET ZAMBON I PRIVERS SHOULD NOT ~IMO TMEIR WORK MOME WITM TUEM .. -~1~, GAP#.<fie. OtJT " - \ by Jim Davia COUH ID by Maratta & Maratta r-!!!'"~--------i,.......--.· CULTUaS roo.o· 0000.9° 0 0 •••••• ' A~CMiTK.f~ Ci•c.lE 1EMfLAT£ ,, r.. • • 0 0 o.o 0. 6 '-6 Ab A• 00000~ ENGiNfE~'s ~ll·fV«i~ ffWLATE- _.,.., by Jeff MacNelly I S:OllGOT TO DO SOMETI-flNG P>EFO!lE WM~l? I DIDN'T GtvE FRED HIS ...,.,.TI·SICl(NESS TRA.VEL PtLL • .. :we L.!FT MOME /-, " --=--\ .....; . .. --..,c • ._ - --~ . -,~ .. :- ~ .. -... - ~~~ ~t t\J~ WAXE ME A PR~P1l~. ~ERE . ' I t I J H • tl1HAT OOES IT I l M ~ LEAAHING MY NEW ~ '• ~ J by Jerry Scott ROSE IS ROSE ! WA'T'CA A WT' a-rv ~RCIALb ... 1 ~4 FE.LT A "ffilNG ·by Jimmy Johnson FtJ10[T •mDRBEAK by Tom Batluk --------------------------------, BECAUSE WE lf/V YA . f ; HERE ARE STILL MORE... J: I 0 I : li lASS of -, ~ WHl1' WA5T£ ~ON 5PRPP f c ~ PAIN"f WH~ c.ot> CAN CUP Af!.)0 t 1 1 1 I 1AP€ /Hf. R)LL.OWING 1b ~ 1 f()().IJ UJA'fER "fOWER OR , I I F~ OVERPASS z ·1 ______ -r UP f. USE--------------------~ ~J by Chip Dunham FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston . . . . . . . . . by Brian Basset DRABBLE by Kevin Fagan ~MPU.V~l~ ~- by T. K. Ryan \ Church to celebrate silver anniversary f'lrs~ Soulhtm B1ptls1 Church will celebrate its_ 2.Sth anniversary this weekend wtth a celebration that will include a reception and banquet at the ,Sheraton Newport, 1 Sunday morning worship crvicc fea turing a choir compo!>cd of cur· ren t nnd past members, and a tour of the fac1hties The festivities will conclude with an evening wor hip erv1ce featur· ing a historical multimedi:i presen· 1.rnon, follo~cd by a felloY. hip. Commemorative ribbons will be ~1,·en to everyone attending the morning ervicc. Former p:istors, church c;taff and member have been 1nv11ed. The c.hurch is located at 10350 Ellis f\\C., Fountain Valley. For inform· Jt1on, call 968-4222. • Special Ash Wednesday '>erv1ce' will be held nt 6:30 a.m .• noon and ., p.m. 'on Wednesday at St. Jamr~ Episcopal Church, 3209 \'1a Lido, Ne" port Beach. There Y.111 be Im· Po'llion of Ashe at all i.e rv1cei.. • ind confession will be heard from 6 to 6:45 p.m. The Rev. Dave Tobin, a Rcdemptorist missionary, will con· duct a three-day Christian Renew- al Mission, beginning Sunday, at t. Etltabcth Ann Seton Church, 9 H1llgate, Irvine. The programs will be at 7:30 nightly. Topics include "The Fundamen- tals of the Catholic Faith," "The Scope and Meaning of Changes in Church Life Since Vatican Council II," and "Problems Faced by Cath· oli~ Living Out of Their Faith." • Winter \isitors from Can:ida and the Great Lakes areas Y.111 be hon· ored at 10 a.m. Sunday at Neigh· borhood Congrcgallonal Church, Glc:nneyre Street and St. Ann\ Drive, Laguna Beach. Communion will be offered at 7:30 p.m. sen·1ces on Ash Wed- ne:.dav. • The Re' Chm Schriner. minis- ter JI the Unitarian · Unlvcrsalist f"cllo"ship of Laguna ncach • .i:?<J C)pre'~ Drl\e, '"II conduct Religious drama on tap monthly cssions on "Our Next A-1venture," beginning Monday at 7:30 p.m. Schrine r al!>o will be guest !>peakcr at the 10;30 a.m. !>crvicc Sunday at the: Orohge Coast Uni· larian l niver all t Church, 1259 Victorl3 St , Co tJ Mesa. • The 50·p1cLt: Orange Count) Prn1sc }mphon} Orchestra will perform in concert at 6 p.m Sun· day at Pacific Coast Communit) Church, 17<;, I Newland St., Hunt· mgton Be.1ch For information, c.111 847-5060 • Meml:ien. of htpberd or the llills Church in Laguna Niguel Y..ill i.ay goodbye to the Rev. David Sandberg and his family at the 10:30 a.m. '>Cl'\-1u: Sunday Sand· berg hJ:> hcen p·1.,tor at the church ~•nee Augu't I <no • A ~pecial \cl'\1cc Lclebraung the complct1011 of the new sanctuary will be held at .i pm Sunday at hcphcrd or Peace Lutheran hurch, Is I '{2 Cuhcr Dn,e, !nine The nc"' 6,~lllJ 'quarc·ftX1t ·,an(- tuaf) will \C,1t 2Q5 plu~ a Chlllr nf ~O fhc chamc:I feature' three noor·IO ccil1n!-'. ,t.11ncd gl.1'-; \\in do"' The pre' 111u~ sanctuJr. \\ 111 I be used a a fellowship hall and education facility. • Bo nnie McClain and Brad McMurry will prc\ent a concert of valenunc ·love song!> at 7·30 pm. Saturday, Feb 16, at Jnfoc United Church or Christ, 4915 Alton Parkway Ticket arc $10 eJch, and pro- ceeds will benefit the church mu>ic fund. • National Council or Jewish Women, Orange Count) Sccuon, "111 meet :it 9. '\O a m Weone\day at the Buena PJrk Library. 7JQ<;, La Palma A repre entat1ve from California Hcahh Decision Inc '''II d1l>CUV> · Dur:ible Pov.er of At· tnrnC\ for Health Care" • Dr. t\li\.e Cary-·1 homp\on, a m1n1stcr in 1r.11n1ng, v.111 tJIJ... abou1 "l he Origin' of Unbchcr· al JO.JO. J m. Sunda\ .11 l'nilarlan t:nht r· salist FelloY.11hip of L1gun.1 llcach. 429 C)f>re" Dmc • f Dedication 11( I lt:nta<;e Pointe, J Jev.1sh rclirement cornmunit\. will tic held from 3 to 5 p m Sunda".<' at 2'35ti Bellt'gente , ~l1>~1on V1e.~10 \tus1c, dancinc. food. entertain· Ellie Burg, Hinda Beral and Joan G<>Odman lfrom left) collect article> tqr a ti me cap!>ule that "" II be opened in 2041 The capsule, which "111 include a "1deot.ip1·<l messoge by rc~1denb to fu ture generations, , ... 111 be sealed Jt Heritage Po1nlP dedication fest1vit1es at 3 p.m Sun- dJy Heritage Pfl1nt<: 1 .i l•''-""h retirement communit)' in Irvine. ment. tours and an art c\h1h11111n are planned • fhe Ladies Ph iloptocho oc1et) or t. John the Baptist Grctk Or- thodo'< Church 1n .\nJhctm ,, II hold II!> Jnnu 11 bcnc.-111 luncheon ;ind fashion ,h1)Y. JI 11 .1 m tod.I\ .11 AnahtJm I lll11rn and I ov.cr·, Hotel Pr1>('<:Cd' \'Jll bcncl11 the group'l> chJnt1c' • Ro2cr C :\nJcr, in, a mcmhc: of Gracr Lutheran Church in I lui:iungton Be.ich.,. ha., been ap· pointed to the pre!>1dcnt's cabin~t o( adv1scr<1 of Pacific Lutheran 1 heolo£1CJI ~eminary in Berkeley • Dr 1'.c1th Bo\ljm pohucal sc1cn~ profc,'>O r at Cal State Fullerton, 14111 lc.1d cla,ses on · Christian Per· 'P<='"'"e' on \\ ar and Peace" di ll'\1nc's Good htpherd Luthuan Church ~ 00 Irvine Center Drive I he cla~e' "'ill be held at 945 a m Sunda' Jnd on Feb. 17 fhc Re'. Bob~ \\at.,on. who plJ~cJ · Pee Wee" in the motion p1C1urc "Doy.,· Tm .. n" \I.Ith Spcn· ccr Trac~., \\111 portray Pon11u-; P1l.11e 1n an A'h Wedncsd.1) pro· gr Jm at ' 30 p m Wcdnc\da} .IL the I ir't L'nitcd ~lcthoJ 1\t ( hurd1 of Co<,t.1 \1csJ, .i:!o W 19th St Chtirch assails ra cism, another calls for more p eace efforts \\'at,un al1,o will conduct a Jr,1rna "orJ...sh1'p in the Wc,lcy Rnom at 30 Prior tu h1~ m1nl\tl'\. \V,1ht1n w.1~ in more 1han 160 ·mo,1e,. In 196-i he: dn,wercd J c.111 to the min1o;tr: and no" '' p:1'tor uf the Cre~centa Va lley L'nned Method· 1c;t Church But he 1'> still U'1ng h1' .1ct1ng talent to present ''Mil'> uf the B1hle, such a his time~ ponr1,al llf Pont1u-, Pilate \\ho condcmn\'.d Jc:su~ to death. 8,. Johri G Taylor '·'CC J't.') '•~"~Ser, ~e In unu,uJI 4'cp.iratc action,, t\\n den11m1n.111on~ l'>'>UCJ \lrungly ''mdcd ... 1atcmen1i. recently -one 11n r.1~"m. the other on the pres~· tn~ need for Y.orld peace. In J rJre policy statement. the L n1tcd Church of Chril>t, ,.,.hose hc 1d4ua rte r'> '' ln Cle' c land, ng· 11rnu'h a"ailed 1hc entrenched r.1c1,m in modern '>OCiet} and e"<· hnrtcd its I ' million members to dri'c 11 out whcrC\Cr it 1s found. St. Andrew's Presbyterian C hurch \\ .lhh1r ""' hnr thL." pra..OL~I. I hrt•• -.mrrr....I hNi...U ~ "THE MINISTRY OF CRACKED POTS" l)t'rm11~ I K I 11 ! l unn 2 I 4 171 ........ a I he pa, tor al lcller I\ onl} the thmJ in the denomination\ 10- ' C Jr h1'o!OI'\ 'Rau'1l1, in .ill 1b O\Crt and co· \Lrt tnrrm,.., an affront to 1hc 1<cry fuu nd.111on' of our faith." the let · 1cr ,;ml "(.JOd created all human1· I\ in the J1, 1ne image. called us into tlcmg. and into Ill\ ing rcla· tmmh1p with all of God's children · fh1s fundamental conv1ct1on compels us to affirm our oneness .ind equahty with dll humanlt) It further compcb u to 1dcn11fv. un · rnJ~lo. an.I "Pr<''c ,tn) pl)v.cr that \CCI>..~ (II J1\1Jc. anJ 'CPMJ!C: u .. fhe lc1tcr i;alleu rac1'>m a 'In .• 1 rromul<;Jtnr of po\erl'. and cnme and a Jl\11lcr of \rncr1'J 1n10 tY.r1 \OCICllC~ ~CpJrat c .tnd unequJI ' In 1hc other action. the ( hr1,. t1an \1.1e1t(C htlarJ of d1rCllt1r\ called tor a greater role fM 'Pini· ual alllun in 'lll\ ing 1ntern<.1tional disputes 1 he <,tatement .... a, pub· llshcd 1n the Jan ::S ediuun of the Chm.11.rn Science \1on1tor . Rekmng to the Pc!r,1an Gulf contl1c1. 1he Monitor editorial said: "\\ h1lc we might h..t'e wished that '"'nc11ons and other peaceful mean' were pursued at Rteater length, one cannot 1gnllre the go~ e rnmcnt o ( Iraq' persistent strengthening of its forces and for· t 1 f1c a11on s. 'War 1s unquest1onabl) cql Re· grellabl) 11 1s sometime the lcs,er of tY.O C\ll\ The 'AOrld commu· nit\ ha' dete rmincd 11 v. 111 not tol· crate aggre,s1on or tcrro nsm .. ¢1. Ci l J A United Methodf•t Churd\ . .. .. ............. .,, ....... " ......... i., .... ,,..., ... , ... ""'•·I• ...... 1 .. .. 499-3088 499-5211 "unJ.i ~, f't'l'f u.a r. I\', l'N I l "Ir M.rlt U1*<nc1'1 'i k' Jri..I h' I'\ AM "-twr.c 6C() t. AnJrews RoaJ. Ne""'PQrt Beach, California ( 714 ) 631~.2880 lok""'" trom N("Wf"lvt Harhw Ii~ °'"'"'lat ll'Vlnt'& l'ith ) Dr. Peggy Be11ett, D.D. "LOVE ATTRACTS LOVE" SERVICES 8 00 A M . 9 45 A.M .. 11 '30 AM . CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Cfl•ld Cal9 Provided Adults & Jr Cflurcn I 00 I "5. 11 30 am •nd 800 pm Member of the United Church of Religlout Science 2205 MAIN STREET. SUITE 23 SEACLIFF VILLAGE HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA~ I (714) 969-1331 ClllSTlll SCIEICE ClllCIES BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, TME FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN ~TON, MASSACHUSETIS TtlS MDS -left IS ... "SPIRIT" Newport 9Hcf\.-fflnt C..,_ el Clw'let ..._ .... l*VteLNe. ....... ...... c ..................... A.II. ,_..... ...... ,.WI &.Ne ...._..,...._, ...... , ... r-.-1 .. ,& C""O •,. _,.. ,.,...,_ t lO 11 "' " IOt llldy ,..,. Newport 9wtl-~ a.. .. Ctwtae •••• , ... •• ,-.-.0r .. c...•-C-...l ...... llll11t _ .... ....... lt11• --rLC-...... C. C.... ....._,.,.. C....-el Clwtle, llllR•t ------.c....-a...•---······ -A& ............. , ... ........... •• ......... A&~, ... .......... ,, ... A" .,.. cordMllly 6rwtted to 8ltend the church • ~ wMtt:tC:~:'r":~~· W1•11~11 Is •:r =:aa~11aa91, I,.-. • "WE ARE A COMMUNITY DEDICATED TO WV/NG &: SERVING JESUS CHRIST AS WRD &: SA V/OR." Tradiuonal Cont.emporaty CMnsmaUc: Church School 7:30AM 9AM t0:4S AM 9AM Jr. Da.W C . .bien1 .. lleetor SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 320> Via Lido Newpon BeiCll 71M675•M .......... :~::~ ....... 0121 CHRIST LUTHE AN CHURCH l_i (Missouri Synod) 7IO Vlctort. St~ Coete Meu Lott\M v Tornow.'"'°' 131-1111 Brue• Jeske, '"'°' WORIHW SERVICE l.'00 10-.JO AM .. , Sci.II & Wiilt Mlt O.n t2t UI O..lull o...e., Sdlall DR. E1.EANOA C. JACKSON MINISTRIES Sunday Service 10:30 A .M . BALEAllC COIOIUNlTY CIN'lll 1975 Balearic Dr. Coei. Meu 645-216' Dial A 11-._ ~f BGPe 141-1111 Dr. Juanella Evans s.rmort Tope "THE GREATEST RICHES" ~Mc* 8itm ~ t 30 AM Sllllllr Sll'Cll 10~ .k °""" 1dWll SCEa ~MN> COtMllTY OUCH .... OrMt c.. ......... c..r 2107 Ktllytwook, eo. ..... 646-1032 Dill-Aft _,. .. M U,4 . .... •w home IY Tam lb .,,.... CDlll Olly Plot Tbe curtain goes up on the lmne Ovic Ught Opera thi week u lhe former South Coast Musical ~ler moves into the profes- hOllal ranks at the new Irvine Bar· clay Theater. ICLO's premier presentation of "Evita" is one of ix new stag~ productions going on the board this weekend. The oth ers arc "Re- turn Engagements" at the Costn Mesa Civic Playhouse, "Everyth ing in the Garden" at the Garden Grove Community Theater, "Guy and Dolls" at Rancho Santiago College, ''Women Behind Bar " at the Way Off Broadway Playhouse and "Singin' in the Rain" by O~ ange County's first and bcreaofore only civic light opera company. the Fullerton CLO. Heading the "Evita" cast are Catherine Fries in the title role of Eva Peron, Kurt Andrew Hanacn as Che and Doug Carine .. J\aan Peron, with Samuel Bernstein and Karen Gedis man in featured u- sign men t. Founding director Daniel Trevino is staging the musi· cal drama· with choreography by Elle n Prince. "Evita" will be performed Thursday~ through Saturdays at 8 p.m. for two weekend only through Feb. 23 at the Barclay. lo· cated on the UCL campus in lrvinc. Call 263-1900 for ticket in· formation. Patl Tambcllini. who started the ~ta Mc a Civic Playhou e in 1965 and retired two ycan 110, i back as a flest director for Bernard Slade s "Return Engage· mcnts." The cast is composed or Robin Dunne, Brett Robinson Julie C~avcz., Steve Sturm, Keit h B. Lewi , Ellen Treanor. Marla Wh ite and Richard Cabin, The comedy will be staged Thur dny1> through Saturdays ot 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. until March 10 at the playhouse, 611 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. Re er- vations are tllken at 650-5269. "Singm' in the Rai n," the re- ----------------------------cently created stage version of the notable Gene Kelly movie. is being presented by the Fullerton CLO under the direction of Rob Bar· ron, who nl o is choreographing the show. Performances will be given Thur da)S through Saturdays at 8 p. m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. until March 3 at Plummer Auditorium on Ch;ipman Avenue at Lemon Street 1n Fullerron. Rcservntion'i 79-1732. Edward Albee 's o c1a l seriocomcdy "Everything in the Garden'' open thi!. weekend under the direction of Ray Wil- liam . The show will be pre.,cntcd Fndn}'I and Saturdayi. al 8 rm through March 9 in the E.astgatc Park theater on SI. Mark Street at ChapmJn Aven ue. Garden Gro\c Re!>ervat1ons 97-5 122. The DJmon Run~an·inspircd mu\1ca l "Gu) and Doll'>" maugu· rates a three·weckend run M Rancho Sa ntiago College with Sheryl Donchey directing. Perfor- mances will be given Thursday through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sunday al 3 p.m. un til March 3. with ticket available at 564-5661. "Wpmen Behind Bars,'' a :11ire on HOl lywood B movie of the 1950s, open~ the fourth ca'ion for the Way Off Broadway Playhouse, 1058 E. First St., Santa Ana. Th e show runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through April 20, with reservnt1ons taken at 547-8997. Al~o wrapping up their respec- tive engagements thi<o weeke nd will be the Orange County Black Ac· tors' Theater production of " !'he Trial of One Shorr-Sighted Black Woman vs. Mammy Louise and Safreeta Mae." Friday and Sntur- dny at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p m. at the Gem Theater, 12852 Main . St .• Garden Grove (636-72 13), und "The Sound of Music" playing nightly except Monday through ne'<t Sunday at varying curtain times at Elizabeth Ho .... ard'' Cunain Call Dinner Theater. 690 Fl Camino Real, Tu tin. 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I ':' • 30 IOWAll'OJ &JI.AND C»llMA '•••-h 1 ··•• ~ 6•0 ,,,, .._ .-..... ,rG 11 •) •S • e ) e 3 )0 2 Alke JG I I , 6 I I~ '0 3S l Auks A t• "C ~ JG , 4 ll> 1, o 30 4 o-Wtth W•...._ ~ 131 ll lO. ~ I ~ O.C:Cltc: '9ft 1tt • I JO ?-to io )() 30 6 The~jt 1~J 3 ~•S.11\ IOH 1 LA s...., ll'O•I J) I '3 7 • S S 1 I~ 9 3 LIDO CINlMA ~ 8 .j DI '·•·~ ~ • • e 8HO .._,..,.. t"CI 11 30.? • • S 7 )0 10 l'OllT ntlAJH m~ f C60•' .. •• , eu 1,,,, ~., ...... ,_~PG 'l • J 7•'/ COltl Miii l"OW.UOS CINtMA CINTU '101 ''°"'°* ! •ti .. •• c ...... f)'f ,., H•-Alene 'G 1 • ; 3 I ~ " 9 1 •""' el i.-{'(, 13 J. 6 t v" • • • • s l wt.ht •ong IPC1 • ] I • •~ 0 ~ • ... .... ~ l .. dlne ,,.,., II ,, ' I JO I n J J •0')0 0 30 IDWAIOS CINIMA "••bv l•.G "'4o~• "•• '•• 3101 n1, ......... lm"'4er J 17 i 0 • 0 HAllOt lWtN CINlMAS ·~ ~It .... e-J l TV 1111/llfl 7:00 7:30 --8:00 • • • .+- Award-winning tenor to teach Grammy Award-winnina tenor John Aler will conduct a vocal ma!>tcr cla s, "Bel Canto Sin&· ing," at UCI Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Fine Arts Concert Hall . Participation in the class l r:.-stricted to UCI students. how- ever observers are welcome without charge. Aler Is also appearing this month with the Los Angeles Philha rmonic under the direc- 11on of Andre Previn in Britten's "War Requiem." llighhghts or his 1990-91 sea- on include appearances with C incin n ati Symphony in "Elijah," with the Buffalo Sym· rhony in "Damnation of Faust." the Baltimore Symphony in Britten 's "Serenade for Tenor, Hom and Strings," and the Toronto Chamber Orchestra in Haydn's "Creation." AJer i a regular guest of 1he world' ma1or orchestras and at \Ummer mu ic festivals such as Saltburg, Tanglewood and Lincoln Center's "Mostly Motart" and "Blo'isom Festi· va l " I le has performed intema- John Aler t1ona lly as a recitalist, and in pri ncipal operatic roles at La Scala in Milan, the Oeutsche Opera Berlin, and at leading opera hou es throughout Europe. Aler received the 1985 Grammy Award for best classi- ca l \OC3h t for his recording of the Berlioz "Requiem'' with the Atlanta Symphony. For information call 856-66 15. Swing band to play for dance "The Senior Clas~.·• an 18-picce 'I'~ mg ddnce band, will perform Sun· da}' from 2 to 4 p.m. on the Ctimt College campu 1n Irvine The C:\C:nt. ~ponsored by Fncnds or CCI Mui.IC Boo ters. will benefit the college\ mu\1c cholar hip fund. The band feature mu ic of the 1940s anJ '50s. and plays song such ·" "In the Mood," "Tuxedo Junction" and 11 theme song "Moonlight "iercn.idc " ~omplimcnrnT) hor\ d'oeuvre-. will be served . Tickets arc $1 0 per person and may be purchased at the door. For more information ca ll 854-8002. ext. 318. • sa. • .,1,.. With 1tM lnemJ • 1 I .d 1 4S, J ·~ 4 A ~ 0oftC ff Wlttl w...... ] '1, l >d. 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SHOWCASE OF .. \''-\l>\l l\ll"'-1'\.t, "' 1'1'11 \II '\.I !Cl 1111 ll \11 \I'll C>1 \'\I> Ill '\ll\.1,ICl'\. I.I \t II ICll '\.I \I'\.\ 111 I\ 1'\.lll l'l \.IJI '\.I 1111 I\'-111: ,.,I> "\I 111., 1·~11 Huntington <;:lassies extends incentive offer on its homes For a limited time only, on~ of the m ost successful sales pro- grams in coastal homes has been expanded at the Huntington Oassics. ··we initiated this program on selected homes three weeks ago, and it has proved to be so suc- cessful we're expanding it to in- clude other Phase 1 homes." explained John Martin of J.M. Manin Development. builder·of the Huntington Classics with Pa- cific Coast Homes. Pnced from the $400,000s and ranging from 2,522 to 3,250 sqµare feet. these luxury homes offer three and four bedrooms, two and three baths. plus powder room and two or three-car gar- ages. .. This si'>ecial deal has never been offered before on these single-family detached homes and is available to non-cont- ingent buyers only," Manin con- tinued. Some of the biggest and best home lots in Phase I are now available at the award-winning coastal home development. As a special incentive for qualified home buyers, the Huntington Classics has pro- Huntington Claaalc• Developer. J.M. Martin De- velopment. Type of development: Single- family -homes. Price rn1e: From $400,000. N•mber of floor plan1: Four. Squre foota1e: 2,522 to 3,250. Sales office plaone: 960-6839. grams to expedite quick move-in dates. Homeowners also will ap- preciate the lower tax base found at the Huntington Classics. There is no Mello Roos assessment and no homeowner association fee. .. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for move-up home buyers to purchase an award- winning home in one of the best coastal locations in Southern California at a competitive pnce ... Martin stated. "Homeowners will be within walking· distance of the world- famous beaches and be living in a neighborhood of homes that have won national recognition and honor for excellence in architecture." he added. oak handrails, many choices of The stunning homes at the ceramic tile or Conan and dc- Huntington Classics are de-·signer-selected carpeting. signed in the styles of Frank The gourmet kitchens arc de- Lloyd Wright and Greene & siened for easy at-home enter- Greenc. Each of the four models taming and are highlighted by showcased features an exterior Jenn-Air double ovens. micro- design that 1s accented by rustic waves, trash compactors and wood, stucco, brick or stone. dishwashers as well as a choice while the indoor/outdoor align-of Jenn-Air electric o r Dacor gas ment of the garden courtyards. six-burner downdraft barbecue · priva~e sun d~cks and balconies cooktop. For added vah~e. the effect1velv onent each home to kttchens have Corian or ceramic its coastal environment. tile countertops. oak cabinetry, All models have ~l~nt entry ceiling lighting and G robe Euro- foycrs. st~~own hvmg. roo~s. pcan faucets. formal dmtng rooms. w1th m1r· Some of the many optional rored wet bars, family r~ms. appointments include central air breakfast nooks and ~xcepuonal conditioning. security systems master bedroom suites. Some and garden walls. plans also feature second-floor studies. master retreats or op- tional dens or lofts. But the most important value found at the Huntington Classics is the quality of the homes and the lifestyle offered which can be seen tn the level of antenor ap- pointments. All homes feature high-vol- ume ceilings, two or three cus- tom fireplaces, French doors, mirrored wardrobe doors. walk- in closets. theater lights. sohd The Huntington Classics are loc.ated near the Huntington Beach Civic Center and will put residents JUSt minutes from the ocean. near major shopping centers. schools and parks. The downtown Hunungton Beach area currently is under- goin~ many exciting changes. in- cluding a new town square area with new retail shops and res- taurants. a new municipal pier. hotel and reson complexes. cul- Luxurious floor plans, exquisite amenities at Huntington Classics. tural centei-5 and a new Surt Museum. To v1s1t the sales office from the San Diego Freeway, exu on Golden West 'Street and go south. Turn left on Yorktown A venue and nght on Lake Street. From Pacific Coast Highway. take 17th Street north. tum right on Uttca and follow the signs. The models and the sales of- fice arc open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 960-6839 for more informauon . County builders, publicists Maricopa project carrytng lowest slngle-famlty home prices on Tustin Ranch. Financing· deals attract new home shoppers to Maricopa They're the lowest·priccd new singlc·fam1ly detached homes in Tustin Ranch; they're situated clo~e to the golf course, and these last dozen or so ca try with them some very attractive incentive and financing options. The project is Maricopa, now moving toward the close of its last phase before sale of the furnished' models and closeout. Three and four·bedroom homes omcs are available. A seco nd, smaller three· bedroom plan, part of the original offering. is currently sold out. The three-bedroom plan 1hat is being offered actually is "three and a loft." These are two-story homes with family room , formal dining rooms and auached two-car garages. Site run~ to 2,418 square feet . Prices start from $357,990. To help with financing, the builder offer a num~r of oplions. Buycn may be able to arrange to make no down payment, with the builder carrying a second trust deed at 8.S percent. Under this plan, a new owner 1c1ually can move in for nothina more 1han closing costs. Other choices include a 5 per- cent down arr1n1ement1 or pccial below-market ratu on normal· down loan • or credits worth thou· unds or dollan which a buyer may appty as he or 1hC choolCt llmOftl aeveral options. They can be: uted toward payina not'l·ncurrina dcJI. int c:o1t1, to buy down the intemt rate or for interior uppadina Maricopa Developer: The Bren Com~y. Type of development; Smgle- family homes. Pdee ru1e: From $357,990. Nmnlter of floor plus: Three. Squre footage: Up to 2,400. Sales office plloH: 832-9354. through the design center. Interior features and appoint· ments are impressive to be~in with. Vaulted ceilings (including some in master baths), a wood· burning fireplace and an entry done in either ceramic tile or rich wood parquet arc all standard. ~aster suites have French door: and oversize walk·in closet . The luxurious muter bath has a luge oval tub and • separate alas~ enclosed shower, both trimmed wi1h ceramic tile. Fixtures arc pol· 1shed chrome and porcelain, com- plemented by porcelain towel ban. Kitchens are cq.uipped with Whj rlpool appliances -ps cook· top, self<kanin& OYCn, microwave and dishwasher. The sink is porcc- 1 a in over cut·lron, with an In 1nkerator fOOd wute ctilpoul. Countenop1 an hand-tet mr1mic tile and cabifteta an hand-ftallhld oak. The daulc U......,_. llllchena all haYC peeahow windowl. Md one plan addl 1 ...... piMIY. l::.lterion .,. MaMeNy Md Spanish cdaeill ..,.... Miii n... resitt1nt coeu111 die roola. Nit conditioni ... 1ron1.,.n1 aanct.cap- ing and fencing arc already in. Maricopa homeowners enJOY the exclusive use of a private rccre· ation cenLer with a swimming pool. 'ipa and cabana. Beyond that nre nil the recreattonal and conven· icnce features of the Tustin Ranch community -the 18·hole Tustin Ranch Golf Club nnd clubhouse, open to 1he public; Tustin Market Place shopping and entertainment center, and planned schools, day care centers, neighborhood and community parks and business and employment centers. Homeowners become members of the Maricopa Homeowner As· socintion and contribute monthly dues Cor 1he maintenance of the recreation center and other com· mon areas. Tustin Ranch 1~ in an a ses ment di tricl, a landSC4tpe and lighting dislrict and a commu- nity facilities district, and Maricopa homeowners share in the support of these imprO\lcments with other Tustin Ranch residents. Details are 1vtilable at the sales offece. Furnished models are open for vimn1 C\'tty day from 10 a.m. to S p.m. al 13331 Montecito, Tustin. To visit, tate the 5anta Ana Free- way to Jamboree ROed Ud fO north on Junbonc to Bryan Ave- nue. Tum left oa Bryaa to Panaa•er LMle.; Go rip! aa _.........toMllriclapa,amarw-a IO aM ... olllcll·aftd illDdelL ,. ............... Al.Cl ..... ,.,nu•....._ 01• ..... ,...... or NIRle 111 ,.... • 132·9»4. compete for MAME honors OrJngc Count-. Jc\clopcr' JnJ home -building publtc1'1' v.111 gather at the Dt\ne) land Hotel $.11urd.1y for the premier event of their season -the prc.-;entatinn of . trophic~ for Ma1or Achievement 1n Mcrc~handl\ing Excellence, bctll·r knov.n a'i the MAME av.ard~ - by the Sales and Marketing Coun· c1I of the Building Industry Associ· auon's..Orange County chapter. Many builders and public rela· 11ons firms have been nominated for the coveted honors, with EPAC Housing Corp. of Costa Mesa leading the. way with 15 fi. nnll\t designations. Other~ .... uh multiple nominations include Mor· m AJYcrti.sing and Dc!l1gn of Newport Beach with nine. TH&M Advcrli)ing of Irvine with six and Shea Homes 1n Laguna Niguel and Reid Advertising of Costa Mc-;a ""1th three apiece. £PAC''i multiple MAME nom1· nauons came from two of the firm's most popular developments islands, a detached home project. and Applause, ~phi ll· catcd townhomes, both located m the master·planned community of Aliso Viejo r tn.tll'l Je1,1gn.1t1om, for hlam1' include twt.> 1n the category of be't product de!l1gn." two for be\t gra ph ic•>' and one each ~ the Cjtcgorie" of "best brochure~· hc<.t \lgnagc' J.nd "bC\lJadvcnt'>C· mcn t Applau\c final1 .. 1 dcs1gna- 11on' include two for "best interior merchJnd1.,ing .. and .. best graph· 1cs" and one each m the categoric!> of .. bcc:.r product design," .. be'l 'ale' office." " best brochure .. and hc)t s1gnagc." Comprised of 117 two-stof) de· 1ached homes, the residence-; of I land .. arc 3\'atlablc in four Ot)(lf plans with a wealth of unu .. ual de· "S" feature., Pri ced from S 199,000, Island'> afford'> the op· portun11y for fam1hes to cnJO> the privacy of a detached hfe!>t)lc Applau~c. already Judged one. of the "Best an the West' at the Gold Nugget Awards of the Pacific Coast Bu1ldcr'i Conf erencc last June. offers a stunning )elccuon of contemporary noor plan' \tarting t\ low as Sl76.990 Rich drngn elements such as pn11atc nut!>1dc patios, fire 1dc living rooms and formal dining rooms arc featured Founded by sccond·genc rauon ' hu1IJer Rick Doremu., in 1968, l:PAC ha' built over I. 700 res1· Jent1al and commercial units worth mer S200 million EPAC was one of •two prom1· nent real estate firms contnbuting 10 Morns Advertising & Design's nine MAME award nom10a11ons The other wa'I the Baldwin C.om· pany. Chosen as a candidate for "best O\erall advertising campaign was the advertising Morns designed to promote the Summit of Anaheim Hill.,, a master·planncd community b> the Baldwin Company Alr.cady honored with a i.ilver MIRM award recently, the campaign em· plo)cd a comb1nat1on of outdoor hoard\, ads, collateral materials, '>pec1aht} items and a disLinct1vc lngo, all carefully executed 1n the 'ame tyle with tntcrrclated clement'! and messages. Other advertising created for the Summit of Anaheim Hills won finalist honors in the categories of 'hcst brochure for a master· planned community," "best offsi1e o;1gnage" and "best black and white ad over a half page ' See MAMES/Page 2 Pier Colony condos offering . low down payment incentives Two new low dov. n payment programs arc being offered to sec- ond home buyer and investors a1 Pier Colony oceanfront condomin· ium homes in Huntington Beach, according to Henry Penso of Calif- omi11 Resons International. The developer 1s offering a 10 percent down financing program for ccond home buyc~ and a IS percent down plan for investor buyer!\ for a limited tim~ only. ''Our beach ide homes have be- come increa ingly popular wi1h buyer de iring a weekend get1way home and 1n\.C tors looking for af- fordable re~n property," Penso commented. Pier Colony 1s now more than SO percent sold; hov.iev· er, many ocean view home arc llll IYlilable. ,,._ four-s1ory Medllenancan· themed community offers one· bedroom home• from Sl84,900 to S48S,900 and ~bedroom hOmCS from 1305,900 IO "91.900. The ..... IWO and three ... ory daipa ... flOlft 161 IO ~492 tqarc feet. MillltJ pll'CIM ol the homa .... __ .... Two __ ol = 1; .• pldllq .. •;a:: Pier Colony Developer: Cahforn1.a Resorts In tema uonal. Type el denl.,sJH!at: Ocean· front condom1n1um Price raaae: SI 4 , 900 to $598.900. N••lttt ef noer plu1: Three. "9an '"'-le: 61 to 1,492. Salet tnlee ~ 536-0 I 0 and Second Street, wtth a direct view of the Hun11ngton Beach Pier and 8 Yl miles or beach«. Private community recreation ameaitia include a two-Jcvc1 clubhome -with sun deck. c:xcrose rooms, kitchca. lounge and pmc room immediate·· ly adjacent to the wsnd-proeected pool, pa and un deck. Next door 1s the new ,...... ·Pavilion, a hopptna. din~-,_. entenainmcn1 center, ud ... a hort ruoll away is the w-•s• Hilton ilton and mame1om a I rants and retai.l lhopl. I'• .......,,~l.tll1 . . l Orange Cout Delly Piiot ms making that nrst home anordable I l There' no fint home opportu· n1ty more affordable in the heart or Oron&e County than I I the Lu k Company' popular rccrc· at ion·orien ted condo m10i um neighborhood or Lake hore near South Coait Pla~a. where low down payment $llrt at JUSt $2,670, ncco rding 10 George Finlay, Lusk'~ director of ales and merchandis· ing. "For a down p:iyment of under $2,800 and monthly payments from a low us $677, fir Hime buyers are finding the right opportunity at the right time ot Uikeshore," aid Finlay. "Adding to the value i thot unhke similarly priced neigh· borhoodi. offering low initial 1.__..._onthly payments that are tied to on adjustable rate loun and consc- quen1 ly may go up, the low mon1hly payment~ al Lakc!>horc will m:,cr go up throughou t the lifetime of the loan." Finlay goes on to ou1linc ho..,. t : ) Affordable prices and centralized location highlight Lakeshore condominiums. Lusk's low down pa}'mcnt financ- ing plan starting at JUSt $2,760 would work, based on n 1yp1cal .11· tached contfominiurn purct1<hc price of S92,000 01 la"-e\horc Wi1h a down paymen1 of S2,760 the loan amounl in lhl\ cas~ \\ould he $89,:!40. At the plan's current I I , / National awards for Seabreeze Two homes at Kaufman and Broad's California Seabreeze community in Costa Mesa ""ere honored as being among the top U.S. homes in the annual "Best in Amencan Livi ng" awards, gi ven out at the recent National Association of Home Builders show in Atla nta. Homes in two othe r Kaufman and Broad communities also received awards, making the compan ~ the only home builder to capture fo ur of the coveted honors. The winning homes included t\.\O d11Terent plans at Caltfomaa Seabreeze. Plan I, the Constellation. n·cel\ed a Merit Award in the' catetory of "bes1 single-family detached homes from t.501 to U~OO square feet," \\.hale Plan 3. the Cambna. \\On the same award in the 1.801-2.400 square fee t category. ~ccording to Larry Webb, pre 1dcn1 of Kaufman "and Broad's outheast d1vtS1on. California Scabree1e has beco me the most- honored nev. home communal} the compan~ has ever built. Last June. the same two planll both won Gold Nugge1 awards (including a Grand ~ward -for Plan 3). and an September. both received Elan a"ards for best architecture fr om the Sales and Marketing Council. Pnces for homes at C~hfom1a Seabreeze start at $294,990, and some ocean-.. 1e" lots are suit available . .\II four award-winnning homes v. re designed b) Michael Woodley, v1re prcs1den1 of architec- ture for Kaufman and Broad. The Best in ..\mcman L1\tng .iv.-ards arc co-sponsored ti> the ;-,/ ..\HB and Profe)Stonal Builder & Rcmodder maga11ne. and are considered to~ among 1he nation 'prt.>m1er design compet1t1ons for nC\.\ homes. fhc~ are JUdgcd b) a panl'l of independent designers and arch1tt'l.l'> from througfa1ut the. l 'nttcd Stal<.' ..\ 1otal of 56 awards "'ere gl\en out 1n \.JflOU'I ca1agones 0 The rrn:nt hulada' .. eason \.\JS madt• l"\Cn more fcstne for 30 lucJ..) \.\tnner' \.\hO \.\t'rt' prC'll'nled "•th a Sl.000 Nordstrom gift cenifica1e from tht• Fat.'ld'>to nc ( ompan' alter their names \\Cre packed 1n the ""l'ekh drav. ing~ hdd Jt each of the com pan)' 's outh Orange C ount) neighborhoods "\\e v.anted to make thl\ e'ent a'i \(>l't.tacular as possible. so we encouraged all of our gue)ts to register ... ')3Jd Fieldstone's Shella Middleton. "fl ~a<i ~\ullng tu ~ able to make the-holidays ~en more speual 'o man} of the winners wre surpnsed and delighted to recel\c a llttk ntra \pending munt•} for the hohda)s." "I was extremeh th rilled ""hrn I "'as notified that I was a "'inner:· ~ad Ron Meyer. "The gi lt ccrtafo.atc came in hand). bµ~ ang our entire tam1I~ ne"" Ja<..kcti. and making this a \.Cl) nice Chnstmas .. Whale '1sat1ng 1he F1elds1one neighborhoods. entrants also had the opportun1t\ to tour the f aeldstone model home<i a1 the Tierra Linda. La Tierra. Arro~o Oaks and .\rrmo \ asta model complexes located an Rancho anta ~arganta. J\ "'ell all the Fieldstone Collection rn Laguna ~1gucl "I am r urrenth 1n the mar lo.et tor J nc"' home. and the prox1mll> and pnce of the F1clds1ont· model-. en11n·d me to tour 1he homes:· ">aid Donna Galli. ·v. inning the monc) v.as an added bonus,. 0 Warmington Home\., en1u\1n~ 1t' h"1h anniversary as a builder of successful ne"' home lnmmun1t1r' in the Southern California market. The fam1h -uv.nl.'d lirm fl'lCntl~ released sales figure s for 1990 which md1catl.' a \ear-end tot.ti ol X '12 homes sold, w11h a recorded "alue of $~ 1 ~ oo(J ooo. "The in<.lu~ll) ""as f:.H.cd "'1th man) new challenges in 1990," y(JU mu"f he UU~Jl'IV for the plc;.1<>11n: o( 11 Pier Cc>lony ht•;.tt h hnmt' Ultr.a viph~( .ttl'CI hom<.· ~W'' 'tl.11h m.11enlll< 1:n1 \·~a af\Cl a pre'iCr~")IJ" l'.1t LI•< C"Mbl HJflhway addr\' ~ PEOPl.t : I'\ H •·:.\I. •:s ·r \'l'I·: said Larry Riggs, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Warmington Homes. "I attribute the continued success of Warm- ington Homes to our team of expenenced professionals and our abaht) to design. build and market top-quality home at compe1111ve pnces." A recent survey by the Myers Group. a leading independent market re,earch fi rm. shows Warmington Homes to be one of the top sellers of single-family homes m a{>pro.x1 mately 40 regJons and 10 sub-markets of outhem C'al1fom1a. The study confirms the appeal of Warmmgton·s diverse new home products to a v.1de range Of bU}C~ "Our phalosoph)~has alv.a>S centered around our sens111 .. 11)' to bu )erll· v.ants under changing market conditions." Riggs said. "An C\amplc of this 1~ our contingency sales d1v1s1on. which assists hu )l'rs in llel11ng their current home quickJy and eJTecuvely." Warmington Homes 1s one of Southern Califom1a·s largest home development companies and has bu.Ht over 25.000 quaJity homes since 1926. ·• ales response for 1990 tells us that we have CQrrcctly 1dent1ticd the preferences of the modem family," Riggs added. ··secaullc toda\ ·s bu)ers are \Cf) cognizant of what 1s available in the mark.c.·1. "'r ti] to sta~ ahead of the competition an ofTen ng the tx·st ne"' huml· 'aJues an 1he best local io ns." • For further information about Warmingto n Homes' com- munities. call 414-448 . 0 Hamil ton < O\\~ Associates. developers of the $400 mrlla on rcs1dcnt1al resort of Hamahon Cove on Catalina Island. and Jon Dou~las Com pan) Real1ors ha' c announced a new rela11onsh1p naming Doug.las e'dusn l' sales represcntau ve for Hamilton Cove. "The Jon Douglas Compan} has a well.earned reputation for success through hard work a nd the highest ethical standrds." said James Oates, managing partner of Whitchawk Pannersh1p. whose compan)' manages all development of the exclusive island resort. "Hamilton Co'c is a singular pro perty, the only resident ial resort o n an asfand off the coast of Southern Ca11 fom1a," said Jon Douglas, president and CEO of the Douglas company. "From \, 1rtuall} e\el) standpoml -quality of architecture. land plan. location and 1he fact thal \Cf} often these villas are the third or fourth homl'll for tbear O\\ ners -Hamilton Cove fits well into our clients' needs." The pn .. ate. gated oceanfront community of Ha milton Cove is lUrTentl) prepanng for the grand opening of Its fo unh phase of development -46 two and three-bedroom villas and one free- standing singk fam1I} ··island esta1e .. home. Seventeen of the 46 have been pre-sold . ""llh pnces ranging from $500.000 to S 1.9 m1lho n. Hamilto n C ovc: 1s the only maJor res1dent1al development being built <>n Catalina Island. By law. 87 percent of the island will remain unde\Clopcd. A total of 330 oceanfront vi llas are approved to be built w11hm the enclave. Hamt11on C OH'. rn conJ uc11on ""Ith the outhem Cahfom1a Edison Compan}. also 1s building a desahnataon plant on Catalina Island. 1he first plant 1n the "'cstem Unatcd tatcs that wall convert sea wa ter to drinking water. The plant 1s cheduled to be operati onal b) March WALK TO THE BEACH 2 Badroon11 2 Batb & Dan From $189,900. I •'l n1 \I 111 prt-<.llglou\ Hun1 inl(t011 ll11rtx1ur tn111v OH'An brrt1t'\ .iml dt•Jn .111 X-.iportt' II 1n Hun11ngt1111 ~.ich I) now \t'lhnR nr" cK t·.in <lmt• tunJ11m1111u1m. .. nd 11111.'rlng Ot'low m;ar~tl flnilncang t>on't p.m up thh 111)ponun1t) 111 n\ton n~.ir tl1r bt-.K h l .ill 01 v1~1t \upoflt 11 tod.lv' Model\ open ¥it"eldil\'\ 11 00 .i m to b IXJ p m . ~l't'~l'nJ\ 10 Oil a m. 10 ~ 00 p.m l.()(illt'\I one-h.ill milt N\I ul l'Jl 1fh, ( OJ\I Hwv on ~am~ it W.irn'r .\H'. 1n Hunt1111tton 8eJch. !71 41 H.4<J.9()QO 8.3.S percent interest rate (Annual Pcrcen1ap Rate ii 8.71 percent), the buyer hu a total or 360 monthly payments ftxed at Jltst $677. principal and interest, ex· eluding ta.xci. insurance t{\d as- cument. Down payment does not include closing co ts. The loan i a umable under certain criteria ond there are no prepayment pen• allies. Buyers rnay not have owned ;s home, other financing programs are offered. FHA financing is also rwu1lable. See s11le rcprc cnt Mivc for detail . I.Ake hore's excellent address at 1he in1ersection of Segersirom Av- enue and Fairview Road. i just minulcs away from prcs1igious South Coa t Pl~za in central Or- ange County. Freeway convenience 1hroughout the Southland is easily . ncces!l1ble via the nearby San Diego ( 405) Freeway. The homci. Jbo off er moments-away proxim11y to fine restaurant~. profe c.ional '~nJCl''• entertainment and bu)t · nc'' ccrllcr~ John Wayne lntcrna · 111inal Airport 1 a !lhort dme .l\hl}. \\'hilc th" ce ntraliLcd Orange l lHIOt} uddrc)lt makes LaJcc,hore c'pccially populnr with ncwlywcJ, .1nJ ~·n~lc profe s1onuh, re!ildenh here abo appreciate 1he man~ benefits of the private Uikeshore environment," continued finla> Within the La"-cshorc neighhor· hood arc 'uch rccrcattonal attr.1c t1<1n' J\ ,1 hc.11eJ c;,, 1mming pool, ''harlponl !>p.i~. saun.1,, and harbc lUC arc.I\ , ... 11h S·'' b.1rhccuc' all <;Lt .1m1d hc.11111full} l.1nd\C,1pctl ~rounJ' fc,1 tunng mature tree\ .ind plillll' ;ind h1~hhgh1eJ b} the tmltoureJ frco.,h \\,1tcr l.1kc . \ <.dcc11nn of three clcg.1n1h .1prll'intcd "nglc·k,cl model' .11 I .1l..c:<.h11rc r.incc' in "'c from Mil to 858 squorc feet with one or two bedroom and one or two furl baths. Plan t homes come com· plete with a new refrigerator. Plan 3 includes du1 I muter bedroom uite . Pnv:11c patio or balconies enhance ou1door Irving i nd each home ha a cozy fireplace. The models ore highlighted by interior decor from Interiors by Lusk/Sere.· ngcti. Comfortuble kitchens nrc de· signed for optimum co nvenience and en1ertaining ca e. Kitchen highlight include ranges, ran ge hoods (most pl ans), dishwashers and waste disposals as welt as gen- erous p3ntries. Among the homes' att ractive in· tcrior amenities are central air conditioning, fo rced air heating, pluc;h wull-to-wnll carpe1ing and decora1or-scle~1ed window cover- ing\. The Lnke~hore re idcncc~ were previously offered for sale. A num- hcr or lhc condominiums were re· tJ1ncd by the developer and occu- pied on a rental ba sis. bul cur- rently •fovurablc ma rke1 cond111ons and ,c~cellenl financi ng have prompted 1he Lu k Company 10 1n1m<lucc Lakt:,horc for sale The home' h:'l\c heen refurb1~hed and include new appliances, sinks ard rnuntc rtnp~ 1n bathrooms and k11d1cn, .111J buye r m;1y choose from ,I 'ClcLtillO Uf nuor Coven ng'i 1 n '1\11 1 he sale') office and mmkh ,11 La ~e horc, c•ol 1hc San D1q!o 1.ioc;) Free~a.) JI Fa in1cw Ko .1J I r J\ el north to Scgcr')trom 1\\l' rurn Cl'l\t on Segc r\trom 10 the home'> Fm a<ld1t1on.1I 1nfurma· t1on indud1ng the humcO\ .. ner as- 'oc1,111on buJge1 phone 'ales rep· rc'>c:n1.111'l'' Dill Gurnev and June Uc lien al , 50 1)1150 Oren daily IO J m to' rm Hawaii dream homes for ultra-high rollers KAPALUA. Hawa11 -When people than "-of the grandest homes in h1stol). the> thtnk of everythtng from Bnlmoral Castle to Hav.:111·s lolani Palace H1s1of} ma} repeat itself on the Hav.a11an island of Maui for 10 people. "'ho ha'c S 10 m1l11on or ~lll'r 10 purC'hase the ul- tam.ih.' rl.'tn·at of the '90s. r a"-1 n~ J nu-holds-barred ap- proach. tht: ac.ka of ofTermg l 0 dr eam homt'\ In 1hc world's "t'alth' ., thl· brainchild of the ~taua lntcrl..iH· ( orp -\ttr:ictt:tl tn thl' natural ocau1~ and heritage.· of the l\.apalua n:.-<iort. Maui Interface purcha'>l·<l IO premiere two-acre homes1tl.' for de.,.elopment at Kapalua's new Plantation E.s- iatcc; l hl' Plan1.111on takes 11s hame from the r~son's evolunon m me earl) 1890s from a cattle ranch to a 13.000- acrc pinea pple p lan1a11 o n . Woven into the natural temun on WO acres of lush propcny, 1he Plantation Estates urround Kapalua's nc" plan tation Course sched4led for completton in earl\ 199 1 The ·homes created b> Maui lntl•rfacc incorporate total lu\ur\. and the la1l·st features for tht• '~ea Ith~ -pl:i~ fulncsll and \\hams' In J 't' le ht.·st descnbcd a') island da~~1c the homes fea- ture.· a It fest' k t'' en royalty v.ould rn') Kapalu<i t<ealt~ "lhl' II tcr for the Pl:lntauon E\1a1cs and the homes b' Maui I nterfacc at Kapalua ·For more.' information call (800) 545-Vlf V.. MAMES p.lgc" fo r Del Rey at Corona Ranch and Snn Luis at Rancho From Page 1 N•!tU<'I. Warming1on I lomei. re· Mom s al!.o \.\35 honored ~ 11h ccavcd 1he 01her (in ahs1 nom1na- f1vc add1 t1onal finah\I d<',igna11on'I tinn for TH&M an lht· "he" color rnr .1d-.ert1"ng .ind c1,1ll.11cral male· JJ. full pJgc nnd unJcr · lJlcgnf') 11,11, crcatcJ for l\tand,, lhc All'u f11r M.trluna in Dana Pn1nt \ 1cio c0rnmuntl) Jc\clupeJ h) 1 he lf\1nc agency h,1, rc(CIHJ tPAC. Succe:1!.fully po 111omng the numcrou!> Gold and (JrJnJ a\\ards r.ir,1dt!lc-1hemcd commun11y a!> a in ~tAME, EIJn, SAM <ind Laurel retreat from the ord inarv," Mor-awards compcti11ons. which Jrc 11, "J' honored for 111, ,.,.ork in 1hc held annually by the v,rnous ,,lie!> cJtcgonc' of "best logo dc~agn," " .1nJ marketing council!. of the hnl graphic con11nu11y,'' "best hualdang indu,lry in the Sc.1u1hcrn hi.id.: .ind .... h11e ad under J half Calafomaa area TH&l\l alw has p.1gc. · 'he\I ~ignagc·· anJ "bc,1 rect'aved c:evcral nationa l Ml RM tiril\hUll ' 1 he faller .11,11 "on .1 •ind Target a""anh as ~ell a~ MI RM Jwc1rd la!> I }'Car. Beltlan~ ,\nd Orange County Ad I ounJcd b\ Anne Mnrm in Cluh ,1w:ird s l11XI. Morn Advertising & Design f"he Re\ldences at Oce.1n Ranch '' .1 full ~er.ace agcnC). pru\iding ,\ an Laguna Niguel, ,1 ne" IU\UI) 1nt.1I ')pcctrum o( adver11~ing, de· rc ... 1dcn11.1I commun11y h) Shea "gn and public relation!> '>Cl"icc' Homes, has been nam ed ac: a final - .11..1 .i J1v c r.inge of cl1cn1s. 1'it an rhree ca1egorft' of 1he 1990 · lf\.inc's Tl f&M Adver11 ing gar-MAME awards compet1t1on nc:rcd SI ( finali 1 nomanc111ons, hea'-1 oilcll office ... at 1he Re,i- 1hrcc of them for Sunnymcnd 1lcncc.,, de~1gned by lmpa<:.t Images R.inch 1n Moreno Valley, a of Santa Ana. wa nominated in mJ!ltcr-plnnned community pro· the "best sa les office over 500 muted by TH&M for Premier square feel'' calcgory fhc proJeCI Homes and Brock Homes. The al o l'i a ftnala 1 in lhc '·best entry nomina1ions were for "he'il off-silc monument" ca 1egory (or 11'1 copper "gn:ige," "be)t color ud. foll p.ige .ind tone sign gree11ng v1\1tor~ en· ;i nd und er" nnd "be t overnll ad-1enng the community, created by ver11o;ing campaign for a ma 1er-lmagcneering of Orange planned community." Hubbert/Kovach Marketing & 1'he Buie Corp., :i TH&M client Communications ndvases hc:a Ju.• ~ from tine o( the tnc* Mutlul l)(":ldl<.' m I~ 1llOdd al'd adpu:ru to h"c:I Pktllidc Pavilion ~.aur.int,, u 11 n n' ...,. and ~w.ips. )1ncc 1984, wns honored n~ a final -Homes an its adver11 sing cfforis, 1\1 twice in the categoric~ of "best which hn resulted an the Re 1- black and white ad over o half dencc~ at Ocean Ranch being 1-!!=~~~~~~!!!m-==~~~~~====~~=====::!.L--------------. named a finali tin the "best o~r- . . • • . • ' • JOO hctfk C..C ~·•• "•••1•1••• lee ch .,. •.. .,,,._ ... , ,.,.,. .. ,., .. Vt. -'···· t\Jtl : --• ---..._~~~~--~~~~~--~~~~~~~~---~-"---'-'-...:...J ' ' ' oll adverti ina campaign" cntcaory. The Residences 1t Ocean Ranch t1 rc priced fr om $700,000 to S770,000 and no two hou~c in the development look the same. Read Adveni ing and Public Re- lations wa nominlltcd for "besl color ad, full paac and under" on behalf of Shawntana Develop· mcn1•s ucccs ful Enc ntam1r community in Dana Point . n..-COSta Mesa agency also wu rccoanit.td 1n the "best color 1d,0Ytr full pap'' ca1caory for both Centu Homes 1n San Ocm· ente and the J.F. Tcrnple dc\lclop- ment fn P1lm Dacn 11te 17th annual MAME aw• w1nncn will be announced at Sit urday'.s ceremony in th Disneyland Hoccl . • Orange COMt Dally Piiot · Mar Bri.sas homes defy 'flat' market Deeplte dally headHnee temng u1 that the real Mtattt market 11 "ftat" and rec.aalon 11 ln-llkiuoue'Y creeping lnto our !Nee, thre 11 a bright spot on the Orange County home-buying IC*le. Since the grand opening lut October of the Mar Brl1a1 d• velopment of 10 townhomea In Newport Beach, s!x have been IOtd and only four townhomes are remaining. The builder, Thompaon ln- VMtment Company, attributes the rapid sales rate to the cen- tral location In Newport Beach, the excellence of the Newport- Meaa Unified School District, the quaUty of Mar Brlsu' con- struction and the developer's attention to detail. These distinctions are ap- preciated by home buyers seek- ing exterior architectural ap- '- , . polntment1 making their homee unique. u weH u Interior touch- • IUCh U the wet bar and aHurtng bonu1 room retrMt, wttlch make thefr ewryday IMng a plea8ure. ~ . The Interior• are a spack>ul 2,234 aquare feet of weH-de- 8'gned llvlng spec. with three bedrooms, 2'h bathe and a bonu1 room. The kitchen Is airy, bright and weU planned. • The success of Mar Brl1a1 uttlmatety can be traced to Jim and Linda Thompeon, the prln- clpals of the company, whoM frequent walk-through• during construction Insured that the homes would be top quality. Mar Brlsas Is located at 2•21 E. 16th St. In Newport Beach. The model/sales office la open dally from 10 a.m. to • p.m., with further Information avail- able at 548-9723. .. Only four townhomea remain at Thompson Development's new Mar Brlsas development in Newport Beach. • Ikea ot the "recent phenomenal ~ sue· c~ o(The Hunnngron Cb IC). the cb,eoot ci I he h~ phase IS already IJ~fW3\ What 1h~ l'TI(OIOS IO the astute buyer 1lfE ~'IThGfOO is unheard of savings f'l~,.,.· 1 and peC1al allowances ~~ that rr<" ide flt{ pnccs ~ bd\-."l' :-«n .it 1tu:. luxurv home comm.Jnlt)' And r<l'"1blv l'le\oer robe Sttn again Imagine a location m Hummgron Beach' finest ne1ghhorhooJ. onlv blocl" from the beach (a.ti\ '-' 1 Mi dues or MeUo Roos ~~enrs L'ncommon smgk-fam1}y detached conwnpo- rarv dc~gn \{)(ed h~ m Amercan uvmg" by <.Wr homeootlders and arcluteas. llooxnpro- mc.mg luxury W1lh up ID 3 250squarefed<iliving 'JXlCe olCcented ~ courtyard and pmz baJ. c~ A Ion list <i mcluded cusmm fcarures All at unprecedented savings tocbic 1hc fint phate. Dor\t m · th1S once·tn-a-Ufctimc opportunay and v;ilue. ~ specw progr2ms and~ art cifcrcd for a lunlrd time: · the rcmlint11 'ielecnon o( homes. Never bebe .•. pm. nMr ~m }OOr dwn to moYC do9er ID the co11t - ....... Febnmy8, 1881 r.a..im numben of new· flMde"' ucf youas biliel are ~ the rialat bome at the l!lb• Price •• Plcific Gateway ~· pted luxury townbome Deiahborhood of Windsona. wbere attnctive prices antt new incentives combine for the best ~ue within the muter-elanncd community of Aliso VieJ o. Affordable prioes at Windsong -~Y. Pacific Gateway Homes in a JO&nt venture with Bamtt American -start at $169,000, within reach of many first-time buyers, according to Pacific Gat~way p_re1ident and chief ex- ecutive offi cer Harvey Stearn . .. Innovative floor plans at Windsong arc desiJncd for ac- tive families, providing the ver- a tility and sense of spacfousness that buyers require, plus the ad- vantages of p tcd neighborhood living in one of south Orange County•s desirable, family-orien- ted communities ... Stearn said. "Herc, buyers arc fi nding resi- dential convenience, elegance and quality usually reserved fur hifber-priced move-up homes at pnces that they can afford now, topped by some exciting buyer incentives on selected units." he noted . He ad vises prospective home buyers to visit the Wind- song sales office and decorated models without delay to learn how the new incentives may work for them. Wlndeong .,.....,_n: Paciflc Gateway Homes/Barran American. Type of devel•pmeat: Townhomcs. Prtee ruse: From S l 69,000. N•mber of noor plu1: Three. &tun feota1e: l,260 to l,479. Sales office pllone: 362-80SO. affordable prices. Attached two- car garages with d irect acctSS to individual homes heighten resi- dential comfon and conve- nience. Top quabty features included in low purchase prices at Wind- song are two wood-burning fi re- places in most homes, private balconies off master bedroom suites in most homes. nine-foot or volume ceilings, rounded or ..radius" wall comers, raised- panel intenor and wardrobe doors. plus Scotchgard carpeting and quality sheet vinyl floonng and staircases featuring oak handrails. Kitchens at Wandsong boast top-brand Whirlpool designer white-on-white appliances, in- cluding a 30-inch free-standing gas range with self-cleaning oven. microwve oven and ··quiet wash" 16-cycle dishwasher. Ad- ditional kitchen highlights are eurostyled oa~ cabinets wath washed stain color. ceramic tale countenops. recessed lighting and under-the-cabinet fluor- ~scent lightin~ and plumbing for 1cemaker refngerator. Orange Cout DaJly Ptlot Stearn is the former president of the Mission Viejo Company's California Div1s1on. He and has team. no"' at Pacifi c Gatewa). were instrumental an the design. construction and sale of aman) award-winning new home ne1$h- borhoods an M1ss1on V1eJO. Ahso VaeJO and other outhern Cali- fornia location s during the 1980s. The selecta on 1s excellent among three tw o-stoq townhome floor plans at Wind· c;ong. ranging an size from ap- proximate!) 1.260 to 1.4 79 square feet. The tw o and three- bedroom residences include state-of-the-art kitchens. formal lt\'tng rooms and dining areas. plus fam1l) room -attractions that are hard to find at such Wood-burning fireplaces. walk-out decks and walk-an closets add elegance to master bedroom suites among the vari- ous floor plans. In two of the three floor plans a s~cious up- stairs famih room with a wood- burning fireplace separates the master bedroom sutte from the secondaf) bedrooms. Two plans also include wood-burning fire- places an the la\ ang room. Formal dining rooms, plus family rooms distinguish guard-gated luxury view townhomes of Wlndsong In Aliso Viejo. Luxunou~ baths feature Cor- 1an countenops. wood cabinets and ful1-"w1.1dth mirrors. howers ha' e clear-glass doors The exclusive gated Wandsong neighborhood will include a broad range of recretional fac1h- ties for the pnva te use of re~i dents and their guests. These include a tennis coun. swim- ming pool. spa and cabana. plus t'"wl.O children's play areas. '\ number of the Wmdsong re 1- dences offer the additional high- 1tshts of panoramic ctty light \IC\\ S. Wmdsong's Ahso VaeJO ad- dress offers commutmg conve- nience throughout the count>. Southern Calafomaa's man) at- tracttons. including south county beaches. arc cas1l:r accessible via El Toro Road and Laguna Ca- nyo n Road. To reach the decorated models and sales office at Wmdsong. take the Alicia Parkwav exi t ~outh from the an Diego Frec- wa )'. Tum right on Moulto n Park".a). left on Laguna hills Dme. left on Aliso Creek Road and nght on Wmdsong to the prOJCCt. For add1 ttonal information about the upcoming sales stan at Windsong. phone sales represen· tat1 ves Frankie Simpson or June McNeil at 362-8050. Models are open dail) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.rn . From North Orange County From South Orange County 540-1220 496-6800 642-5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX 642·5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE CO FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO THE DAILY PILOT Cl4 SSIF!f0 OH tCE HOURS r~s.<voc:• MO<' F ,, Sam ~ JOvm 8"''•,,..,I Counte• "",,. oo.,.. '.. IV"o"'" OfAOllNfS Pu8l •C4 T 1QN 0EA0llN[ "4on<I•> rveso., w.o""'"""• 'nur.ae, J 1td•v ~.,.,,a., r1u"41•t Ft• 5 30 PM MOf' 5 30 P"4 T ~ 5 30 PM Wed )30 PM ,.._.,, ~ 30 p ... F• J lO PM F ~JO P~ CHECK 'l'OUfl AD THf FlflST OA'I' HOytet ~ '"' ~... I.I • !\. '"'·' R•-•1 1 ' .. . . 1 t e ..... , ~-\,, r I " • ~.I . . . . '~ . . .... ~ ' . l ~··· .• ·V r . ., .. , I"\ ~. ' .... ·~~ .~•"' tt ·' ' ~ '., ll• ~ '> I~ !lot ... ,.,., ... • • "'Jl'lll ·•·•g• ~ "'. . -. . . . ~. ........ '. • I J pe" .. ,,., ..... "") .. Ir,, 'la• :.. • "") ,,.4 TODAv·s REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS 1002-2790 A RF IN TH REA L 1:-. TATE TABLOI D T ION READ THE Cl.ASSFEOS Thlre n ~ ports al cal. ~· ~ wfth ~ .....,,.. of tll own. Mef'V ......... to hf ... wl prowtdl goldlti ~tor ~ ... ~ fllnly Roommate'-... Wanted ._ Rentals to Share 2124 Rentals to Share 272 Money o Loan 2914 TD"•I $20,000 up. No cr~I!>' No penalty Call Domestics 301 I WANTED tomeone 10 find & share apt In CM or HB. age 35.50 Have furn I S390 ullls pd Fem n I 72~9l43 Oenl1on Asso. 499-4835 CHILD CAR• In my smkr, no polS 3BA N·smkr 22·33 shr Nwpl 2BA 708 Avocado /1 e Ben ocean vlow 3br. CdM 675·8eJ4 1 ba S450 mo yrty :;.. •Quiel non-'Smkr tc 833-4919 Pan1e snr 1rg !urn homo in N smkr shr nice Casto COM u111 incl Sfl95 Mosa house $325 mo 644·6869• * S325 dep Great •'>IO BALBOA ocntrnt IOC' Nr CCC 432 7415 on sand Rrn 1n 3Br NB POOLSIDE EXEC 2Ba houso w parl11n9 HOME $525 & S650 SSSO rno 67"·5429 rrplc pvt ba eloc gar ------opnr 721 ·0400 C M nr SC Plaza beA11ll lq" hm !urn shr BA NB We stcflff own Br w <J po o 1 s p" Ba in 2Br condo. Ip Sl'' SJ("() dto ~'""'J' POl)I S375 •• 1ulf Hm I 548·8285 wk 673-7670 CD'-" snr lg modern ;>Br :?Ba vlld beam houo;o NO :Hoa Pro! Ml" for 3 blks bch Frplc i' luir garden 11e111ng pa1101, w d $695 condo 1500 I f 2 lrg utol dop 760 5511 rnSlr !1Ullea, 2'~Ba. I -vory pvt 1ec gated CM shr 2Br 2Ba pools· $600 mo 646·9842w rdo condo. w a frplc or 549. 7369h gar Fem prof pre! ----- s4 75 Karon 95 7 -68<:12 NO walk to beach. 3BA ---:>BA w d , sundock, COM shr 3br 2ba club house $425 mo Close to bcn S5SO A111 646-4074 mo M ark, 714·779 2591. 619-673-5139 NWPT HTS Studio room BA w pvt onlr CdM 1 room ava11 Shrl N 0 kt d a p 0 ts 4BA 2' ,BA houso !> S!>OO · o •., ulll block• lo beach S42S 723 5117 mo 760-9195 Income Tax 2922 PERSONAL TAX PREPARATION Accurate. reasonably p riced, confldenllal Evening and weekond appointments (your home or mine) Mexl- mlze the t•• bene- fits you ere entf· tied to. Call 551 ~523. Lost & Found 2925 LOST gold & diamond bracelet CM/NB aroa Reward 675-3391 Lost, 2 3·pc panla aulll. vicinity or 18th St. & Orange. CM Reward . 831·2127 or 644-1989. Personals 3002 Nwpt Bch. 32nd St Pl/1 FEMALE Stud•o•A rrig micro ffATH•ttS • Problem• ROOMMATE cov d gar pvt entry, wllh custody, visit.· WANTED cablo 673-8903 lion. support or other To share 28R 2BA PROMONTORY PT. ~'fc:,;·~~~.lasu••· condo by South Coast Penthouee view 2Br l'ather• fUght• Plaza $400 mo (rn· 2Ba. trptc. pvt ent. Councll1 848-9842 cludH uhhlles Other pool. 1ennl1, jac. etc. PARTY GIRLS on the than phone) Move.in S550 873-3887 Iv m•g IOYe line waiting fOf $400 rent plus $200 Prof n 1mtu 2&-40 1hr your call. 1·900-488- deposll Smokor o le 2BA 2BA w/undgmd 8378. $3/mln. 18 & up Must Ilk• pot1 Loave prkg. 3 pools. 4 apu. St • .lud•'• Novene me1aage1 days al 1enn1e. W'I rm $472 50/ 964-8930 or call af1or ,..., utlls 556-4431 May the Sacred Heart 6;30PM al 434-3958 · of Jeaus be adored, Available February 15 Rm avail Up1ta,... 3br. glorified. loved and 2ba Nwpt Bch $450/ pr .. erved throughout FEMALE mo Call for detalla the world, now and ROOMMATE 723-5828 Lv mesa• • f<>teVer. Sacred Heart of Je•ua, pray fOf u1. WANTED Roommate Wanted. St. Juda. worker of S578 COM, t>eau01ul To share 3BA. 29A view 811 utll non/ mlrllCIH, pray for us. home w ith wHher/ · • S ay t hla p rayer 9 dryer. D/W. fireplace amkr. 723•1203· um .. a day By 11'1• No 1mok lng /drug1 t'llla BalbOa. Share LUX· eighth day your pray· Huntington Beach urlou1 Condo. H alf er w m be an1wered. It area. "925/mo ~ ·~ utll. S400/mo. Ref. haa n e ver b een utlls Cato k Call 062· 85o-2713. known to fall. Publlca· 0909 or 827-41523 tlon must be prom- Fem. prof. non/amkr, 1har• 28R 2BA W/ dec6t on 1tream, fuH amenltle1, 432·8430. IMd. My Pf•yenl h9'18 bMr'I wwerect. a.c. f ';·r-.r 1'1 ti <>"';I( I·', !i)tJr) A DATE toNgttt. H .. r CM homo, 8am·5pm Mon-Fri $250 wk Must havo car Non- smkr Call 241·8767 p T LIVO·Oul Nanny, n 1mkr. Enghlh 1pkg Mull navo rots Call 1n AM 631 ·5243 CM hm PART TIME AIDE tor ambulatory man English 1peak1ng Balboa lat 875-1607 Employment 553 AUTOMOTIVE AP/AR Automollve Exp r• quired. To 1et up In· tervlew call Linda 714/ 83M775 ext 228 A•••mble product• Earn up 10 S550fWk S24 fM No H P Will train c.~ 1.eoG-7SJ·1404 CFO Young Orange County publlahlng company Heka lndl· v1dua1 with at least 1even yelrt S C· counting e11perlence aa a major financlal e11ecutlve to b• the company'• chief tl- nanc111 ottlcer RHponalbtllllea In- clude directing dally accounllng oper• Ilona, flnanelal r• porting. performing auditing and control functlon1; managing monthly cto1lng cy· cle1 and preparation of monthly financial atalementa; review- ing accoun11 receiv- e bl• and payable balance al'lfft.s and preparing •PKl•I n. nanelal r•P<Ht• r• quailed by 1enlor rriana;.ment. Individual m uat have account d• grM (CPA pr•f~) Excellent benefits. l end reeume Witt! COYef lefter to: Personnel Dtrector »0 WMt ~ 8ttMt Coat• MHa, CA t2821 H B conslderale. bu1y, PfOf M/F BR w lBA ln •bt, 3ba hH N-amlV pet 132S.$375. 53S-IM21 Of ... 0-7888 te.lttJng peraonate rrom ~=====~~I local women a men Hunt Bch Profl non tmlmg Fem to ahr lrg hH, 1 ml to !)Ch '425 + Vautll "3-0425 l.9g. kh ahr ~bt hse wf oen vu .• L.G BR. Pvt BA. Full h H prlv. Lnd'Y NH •94-a32 t I· ' . ' . I •• . -. wf\.o w ould ltke to "'"' you (~ ... phone • lncld). 900- 34&-3377 $t.98/mln A~• caring G't1• .,. walttng fOf your e.n. 1-900-41M217 lfO(call , •• up Bayfront Apt if' N W• UOK to 11.000,000 + ,_.,..., ..,._,. DELIVIRY -Newapaper rout•• available Jn Coat• M••• and Newport leech 3·00 A.M. t10 t ;OO A.M. ~. No COiee*•· Car ... lnaur•nce r949u.,ed • Ceil 142...n:a Employment 5530 DEIKCLERK Nlghla. Exp req"d. Apply 7 Daya. 8am· Noon. Sea L.arl< Motet. 2274 Newport Bid, CM GERMAN TUTOR Wanted In my home. Newport. ~0-5363 No matter what you're doing, your home: own newspaper ThelllJ .... fits In. I -- Employment 5530 General Office SELF STARTERS •NEEDED• • $300-$SOO per week • 8AM· 1 2 NOOr'I CALL: .JACK • 841.017~1_C.M. DONNA 259-8 t 88, Tua tin HOUaECL•ANINO Co. need• people to wonc local route Fte11 hr1. gre11 for mothers w1klda In school Mu11 have own car Engll1h helpful but not nee $7/hr + QU 8-414S800 Employment 5530 ITALIAN COOK 3 yrs HP Send re· sume. 162n Laguna Canyon Ad#A Irvine 92718, attn Rlcco·s LEASING CONSULTANT Propeny Mgmt Co noed1 1harp one· rgollc person to lease P 'T Brand new Apts In Co111a MHa Good cto1tng 1kt111 tmmod opening Salary • Leasing Bonus Sond resume lo RMS 26315 Via De La Valle Del ar, California 92014 I --- Employment 553 INTELUGaNCE Joas All bt1nches US Cua· toms DEA elc Now t'tlrlng Call ( 1) 805 962·8000 Ex1 K·22387 Model Needed National vitamin com· pany looking for fresh. healthy, ctean cul beauty lo do photo ad1 Ago 16 10 22 Send photo. age. height. weight phone number to Fiona P 0 Box 15818. Newpor1 BHch. 92880 let Us Help Yo1 Sell Your Property! 642 ~5678 for information Piii MIF n/1mkr ahr 3Br ,....._C*',_e..., port, gar, frptc $500/ Cel o..,iaon As90C ............ N·1~ -., _________________ _.._ ....... m .... o_ "'"' n3-1201 489 4135 NOWI J!-~~·~...,.,..~!,.!Ot~lr:!!lldll'l~!!•~·:L_~~~F'ml~~~-Ll·•~-~···••lilliill••••••illillilil•••••••••••••I " • .. Ii N.-d en :•..we. ,.u~o•w~ SHtf· 1on 10 HI Commet· cl•I pr••• time. ~ge double wide Hartl• pr•H h•• tlm• evellabl• to print INSERTS, TABS, NEWIPA- PEAS, ETC. Cuttomer wlll get quellty YOUne print. 1ng on • 1hor1 tum around tttM. Somec>M with •om• .. t•bti.Md contaetl would be • big pt111. Excellent working environment. Meny t>en•nta. Thi• I• • commlnlon position with • bl-weelcly draw agalnat. If ln- ter"ted, pi.au con- tect Dew Holen at 542-4321. ElCt 252. MARKETING llCTY For company. refoc•t· Ing to Fcwnteln Veney. CaJI l<athlffn, 213-92~ NllD llOND PAan Mak• up to 112& per day trtmmlng photo- graph•. No ••P nee. 1-eoC>-&53-4377 Nu,.•~ Plantacap• mainte- nance. PIT. good drtv· Ing recofd. 8'1-8091. P(T GEN. OFFICE No ••P· nee No ryplng Late afternoon or eve tire. 873-3015 PAINTER, HANDY· MAN 842.e830 PHARMACY Need Clerk/Tech Must be ••P Great oppty. Avall now CharlH S40.89t9 *IAM-Noon M~,rl •17/Hr+ Comm/ T,.ll'llng .. No f!lrp N.C.JIHry flrlendly Coete Mo ae ottlee. T~ IDICT MOO II tJOWDK Our uso1 p90PJe or ehou!G I aey, 75" of ',I' I I • i.'\i ' I 1 l' ' .... 831·8135 , them m11ce 1100- 1700/WM In comm; .. ••on. Th• other ts.._ m11ce mo1e1 We •1• IOoklng to hi,. only a ener~tlc people wtto alreacty know 0t want to learn the art of pro.- f ffalon.al fund ,..,•tno ---------.,S•M R~hard, 373-2004 BA, 3 pc t>flCk lkquer, never UMd, $450. 5 Plhofte, pvt ~. ·~ beth .,.,., No llYMDOatd. ~N7 Your,.,., pet, your ,.,., lob, your ,.,., car, cl•••lfled'a your _ftrat~. WANTED! E•·Amway. nu 1kln, N S.A or 01her n•t· worlC m81ket or •al•• J>90PI• who would Ilk• to leam et>out th• newHt, eulHt pro- grem ever. Don't ml•• thlll 714/647-7740 ~. ooc ""...., lot~ "*1tnlnt ,... UPTO •aoo PER MONTH * ftO COWCTIO•S * Early morning motor routes available. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance CALL 642-4333 EARN EXTRA piece almond lacquet S050 721·1170 Jt•,1f '1 ' I , , ... ; .. ,~ •,tj.'•_, $ MONEY$ -e-•• --, ..... -11;.;;..;.o.....:v~•.;.;• ;.:._Pe_c_a_n I uaue FUN I' ranch Provenclel ""..,.. Teble fl 8 chalra w/2 •DRY aTORAAS• At N•WJ1ort launch ramp, Waatl reelc, e RINGS. Emerald. cafe, repolr ahop. Tanunlt•. al With di•· 1&1100 '729-3183 DOINO ITI .. 1 te•v•• 1 ~d•. seoo firm IS42-e439 mond1, value S52,000, •N.a. aLIP• "" 11.000 to 14.000. Must MR lmmectl•t•ty. 4CM5 FT "'P avall•tM• Th• ORANQE COAST c h ... 1...&85 In Newpon B••ch. DAILY PILOT la look· E11cel refrlg . table, u °"''T' 55 7 Celt 714-842-5735 Ing for aev.ral bright couch... Boo lea . ANTIQUE & ESTATE 30-60 A .... , a H• and •nthualHtlc ••en· MOVING. 723.5523 ... ..... , ...... 12 y•ar• .....;.;.;..=...:..:.:..:..:.:....:..:.::.;=.::::.:::~-I JEWELRY w Bey Ave. Newport •--.. Gett...,. married-Such e Be·~ .. $12 .. end older, to ••II .. ._ Latge Hlec'lk>n of di•· ........ " deal-So much rumt-Cindy fJ7•~ .. 177 newapaper aubacrtp. m o n d • . v I n t • g •• ~ t1on1 In an adult au· lure whet • 11••1· Lao· watch•• Incl. Roi•• BOAT SLIP, privet•, una Buch. 494-<tn2 pervlaed, door to door and Patek. We buy, grHt tocetlon. Udo aalea campaign Late HENREDON klng•IH aell, 1rade and 1epelr ft.le . .-0 ft Of long9f, a ft• r noon, •a r 1 y h••dt>oard, armotrH, W I t 11 a"' H • r o Id S12/ft. IJ40.2U9 evening houra. E•c•I· llghl, bridge & mirror J-et•ra, 3118 N--NlrWPORT DOCK rent opportunity for S3500 080. 844-1848 Port BIVcl. at 32nd •P°" R•NT• r!Qhl per.on. For more LIVI NG ROOM SET 173-0395 ss·a 35• PQW9f onty lnlorm•tlon. cell Teri Sof•. chair, colt•• Wht.• to Publlo L.ow ratn S31-c>M1 et '42~3. EJl1 200 1 D·----.. 1 , gotd, 81,_ tab •. two end table• _,,...,. ... ..... 'e• 1 U f. nt1qucs 6010 Brown w/wood and ver. 333 17th (behind gold trim. Comfort· able $425 for all P ets & nrrn;il-; f1049 Lampa to match. s201 PRIVATI DOCK Heh. 581·9398 Newpot1. 20'·70'. Xlnt MOVING SALE. 8 tt cut Free Pupple•. Germ loc, lllCUf'tty. 873-7877 . velvet couch, solld Shep/Lab Retrlev and PRIVATE DOCK, NB. * 8UVINO ITEMS * ro1ewood end & s I s * 1890'• to 1050'• * 1ound cotfH table & pr ng pnl. lO wlca 50165' power boat, •JtwtlrrtoHouw1010 cha.Ira. 857-o516. Old. 983-3381 Dover Shor ... P1ffM Lv tl!i m-6223 __;:;~~-=..:.....:::~:::.:....--Free Himalayan Calleo 548-3390 _ ___; _____ -'-"._;..;..;.._.;.;;=.__J SOLID OAK 1 year roving. Pr•g· Slip Avatl-No ltve Aboard ANTIQUE EMPORIUM BEDROOM SET nant by Blaclc Peralan Up 10 32' .. .. . S385 *COSTA MESA• Cabinets, four dra-873--0848 Std• tie to 25· .. $250 1931 Newport Blvd ers, minor, lights w/ SWALES ANCHORAGE TrtmendOul S.ec•.ons queen size wavelesa Delly 9-5 S48-150t French * Eng115ti * A"'tf walerbed Armoire to WANTED-AS AP: Sllp •9000 $Quite Fm• t h P I "' 000 mac • d ,.4, SKIS FOR s••Et or aid• 11e r0t 25 tt HUN'TlNGTON BEACH. CXl>TA Ml'.SA. MO!'-S.I lo-6 s.,.. :i4 SaC"refie. S2500, Ab-~ sailboat In Newport •W• Buy 1110 SI • aotutely beautlfull 581 • K2 175 a Salomon ISJ7 Beech. ees-6653 NEWPORT BEACH, foUNTA.IN VAU.EY, ~15 Wttcomt 9398 b1ndlnQs. Good condl· C~mpers RV s & Trailers 8014 •• 642-8990 .. Sol• IOVHHI. Chall, OI· lion S75 O.B.O. 84(). RN IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH Out ol WC>R1 You ra not OU1 tom•n. $325 3 pc col· 1~11!11••••••·~······· ol tucfl looll 10 Clallftecl tor fee rabies s t 70 P'T neiclble aNn. Sul>-..,.,qmeot DPOOrtuM• 84l-3486 acute SNS •nd ln- petlenl Hosplc., •P• ctaltzlng In the cat• of peraona IMng With Ufe rhrHten•no. chrome & rarmlnel llln•••••· Unique nurtlnQ oppor· tunlfy 10 provide AIDS YOUTH CREW SUPERVISOR and Oncology cat• We need bright, enthusiastic Mis c e llaneous 6015 Exercise bike orig $219, HC S 155 Stalrclmt>g ••er orig $399, uc Kayak, ' man, walat $175. Unused. com· aklrt. paddle. reedy to puterzd 550-4789 go, $226 723-4703 20 FT. mini motor home. Beet of all wond1. Good MPG, all n-In and out Hurry $4,800. S.4~793 Don t "-t•t• to llquidate Sell tllOM neo.ar~ "ema Wiii\ .,, ad In dMalllecS 714/494-8076 .-UL HTAT• cMioi Individuals who wou ld hke to earn· Expanding SUCCHlful $450.00 to $600.00 R E co H•ks Agta, • '::~:~~~, S©\\Q{}~-~£trs· WOii .... ..... mgr & ...... • per week and more, to Top Proctucer 8().. !::" ~:,~m~~~db~~: marketing the Orange Coast Dai ly Pilot 1um• to PT R . 180 If You.· l lllltelll ~y CLAY I . '0UAN ------- 0 Rearrange letters of '*'• fovr Krombled words be· low to form four slrnple words Nwpt Cntr Or II t 80 NB 92860 * Have an insured van. wagon o r largo car. I R 0 I N G E l ~~C~~Tc:v'~~!n• * En1oy working part-time in the evenings 11 I I 12 I Niguel ott •Ds-t980 earning fulHrme SSS . . • _ _ . _ RECEPTIONIST • Have the ability to mottvate General contracting I Then we have a JOb tor you No experience necessary I G A Y B G I i firm sHk1 front office Full training available p er1on w st1ong I·) I" I I phone akllls. prot••·' For further information or to schedule an mlervrew _ _ _ . ...1 s1on•I lm•g• & warm personellly Oep"nd· CALL LEE AT .----------. ~~~~~~~ N~~~~~~:.0~~ ( 714) 6 7 4·9324 , '~-'~~--U,'---M.....iJL-~----1El1--..J1 ... ~of After a very trying day one ollrc e Sarerv s 1. CO·WOrker sighed "Why do s1 ~hr 8·5 Mon rh•u I Monday thru Friday B efore 2 pm we put up w ith this?" 1 think. frl Call Barbara at 114-851-2211 .. ____________________ _. 1 l replied another worker "1t has Re1teurant I Let M E T 0 R R something to do with •• • ••• • • • HOSTESS!liOST your about 7 I I~ I' I I 0 Complere the chucltle quoted a ••• , wege. 11811 hrs, n•~dhbor your . . -- -. by f1ll1ng '" the m1u1ng WOtds Pi, FT avail Apply In ~ you devel~ from Sfep No 3 below Saturday. February 9, 1991 Cl Blue CeM'aM ..-ming JASO Aenum door• &100 13• ICM2. H.ilti.• I I •,I tr 11 l 1, 1 (Jf FURN , h*... dothn, kid• ttema, kite 11•m•. booka, •oV•· "'lec:l. Sat w 120 Dl•mond Cr1r11n, <lt>i M,ir bl.' 0..0. '*· s.t/Swt • 'to ~. Pinball gem•. 2 Video gemet, ClothN. efectronie ltUt'f, Iota OI mlac. lS3e Welt· m netw, CM bet~ Oet Mar & Monte Vllll FI "·JI I • V.1!11 ,· "• 34 GAMGl lALE FOUNTAIN VALLEY Frt 2 .... Sal l-12 Dr•H• S l 5 B1own n•ugahyde recliner, xlnt cond $40 (3) dec- orator dra~ry roda S 15 ea Sketeboard L.1 ; . Bt·.1· ! · .. ~b UTATIULI Fumnure ent~ & much mlac SAT/SUN M. 237 San Joaquln t. (ne., PC Hwy) IHTAT9Ul.S Hom• & office fl.mV. lure a ml.c. Frvs.t/ Sun. 32502 Via Men- tone Emerald Ridge gated COffttnunlty. Call for entry, •~ NPWfll JI! Be.tL r1 ·, 1 ,,q Garage Sale Sat only I to 1 Tona of cloth- ing, tlouaehold good•. s>Uay~. etc etc etc. 713 Mat1gold COM Hl!LP •old aon a prized Sw1as Army Kntl• at tut -k•nd• ••I• Pie••• Rerurn 504 \'I Ace cl a Ave COM 723-5523 "40 Walnut w•ll unit Coucl'I, lovMeet, diNnQ w a helve a. magazine '"' tbl•, other fUm I r•ck & ceblnet $7!> many auort Item• complete Much mote Everytl\lng goosl l't 10176 El M8' Ave, Kelloe Ct, N8SAT1-5 FountaJn V•ll•y. IMl3-2187 dolls, Irvine 6 144 Eat•I• S•le. Sat. Feb. t D to 4, 1521 Cornwell Ln NB Oat!Q! 22 Valanune Speclel to11ett1es. more 11 Sat only 8 to Eatale Gerege Sele Sal Furniture. wun.tJclryet, 1 Feb t . 7 30 ~ks etc Sat t to 1 121 krtchen ttemi, odds & SI Jam .. Rd. NS enda 22 Rockrose Garage Sale, Sat & W•y on of Salon & Sun SAM Household 708 Avocado, In alley o s ta Mesa 6124 Gatag• S•I• Sal 8 to M1ch••laon Items mlec. 207 42nd 2 2447 Elden Ave --GARAGE SALE -_..;..S.;..I _N.....;B:__ ____ _ CM B•by clorhas. Sar & Sun 9.3 'Lota ol Antique•. oven . microwave. 15 Dewey St Irvine household, fumltura l •d•ls•h•e•a.•m-1a•c-----'N•o•r1•h•wood--I---etc All prtced to go 1338 Suaa111 L.n . N8. WE'VE CLOSED OUR STORE INVENTORY ClfARANCE 711 W. 17th St., Ste C·8, COit• Mes• Feb. 7·9, 9•m-5pm Clothes by 8 1llabong, Rusty, R aisins, 96°0 R ip Curl, G&S, Shok, Paris B lues, G otcha, R edsand, Spot Sport and more. Classic longboards, banners, foamcore signs. A lso for sale, store fixtures, lighting , TVs, safes, display surfboards and B atts hangers. Sat II to 4 MOVIN01 4 BlkH, baratoola picture•. m1ac Lots of atuffl SAT 8-3, 323 Vista Suerte IEutblutf) Movtn9 Sele t>lk••. scooter toya, kitchen t1em1 tables, tamps, rafr1g S20, gray ~·ntz aota & loVesut 125, aectlonal aote wtth ot· 1omen paid $2,000, S 1 00 art worlc &. more Sat Sun 10AM to 4PM 3'3 Walnut, Newpor1 Beach . SHORES INTERIORS SIDEWALK SALE Fndey & Seturdey 12· S 2840 Avon St. Piiio-. acce.aofie• & 8't worlc 842·2255 By CHARLES GOREN w ith OMAR SHARIF and TANN AH HIRSCH I What action do you t..aU '> Q. l -A> !:muth. \.'Ulnerat.le hold •83 • QJ93 • AKQ876 Tht bidding hu procffded South Weat North Eul I Q.4-Both vulnereble, u South vou hold. \'OU •AK63 9 K72 •632 H&• The b1dcbn1 bas proceeded; •7 Sorth Eut Soulia West P ... 2 • ? l t P... I • P ... 1 1 • P... 1 • Dbl What acoon do you tab? ? I\\ hat do vou bad nnw"' Q.r>-Both vulnerablr, b South you hokl Q.2-As !:>outh, vulntrablt. you •AX63 • K72 + 832 ff54 hold Tiw blddlnc bas proceeded; •QJ 9 9832 t AKQ876 •7 North Eut Soulia W-.t Thr bidding has procieedeci 1 • p._ 1 • Dbl South W•t :o-iorlh Eut P.. 2 • p._ p._ 1 t P... I 9 P... 3 • P.. ! ? What action do you take? Q.6--As South. vulneTab~. )'OU What do \OU bid no"., I Q.3-Both vulncrablr. u ~outb bold I vou bold· •All83 9 Q93 •AK762 •A •QM 9 J t KQ •AKQJ1073 Partner open.o t.bt b1ddini Wlt.h e Tbr b1ddmg bu proceeded Mak two-bid lD heart&, abowtn, at 8 PR•NT t"UM8fllf0 I' LETTEllS _ ., V~S(l1AM8LE FOlll South W•l North Eut leut a •u:~ard suit and a hand I' I' r I' I' I' I' I' 1 1 ~. Pw I . Dbl ;,~ .. d.~ ~~ Wft>Cth I I I I I I I I l TODAY'S person Reuben E know G~e Lee RH1eurenl. I!> 1 E I Coast Hwy. NB ~ e SALES ......_ .~ '"'·~~ • 1• Aa1l1t1nt '• I , .. ' ANSWE i . SCRAM-llTS ANSWllS 1 , .. S38V81~0~ 41'"' op oi 6u14iawos se4 JI .. 'J9>tJOM J94lOUe pa11daJ '>tU!4l 1" .. lS!4l 4l1M dn lnd 9M op l.4M" ·pa461s J9>iJOM-o::> auo l.ep 6u1h.Jl h.JaA e J9ijV S3~VD1~0~ -JOW9Jl -asno~ -l.66ea -aJou61 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS l)f O!llClK>n !18 Noted AIUlc I pwnor !19 Alrlcan llt'llelOOe Po1111on available 10 a111st Cleulfled De- partment end Claut· tred Manager of community n-spa· per Dulles Include 1 ryptng, In -putting ads, customer aerv· ice , au1111no with layouts and more Pleaaa call Cheri Freeman •t 842· •321. Ext 301 for •Ppolntment to Infer· 1 Jab !IV_f_ 9Cle-.~ 14 Hlgll rating ·.j '5 Ac.ldtl'/ 16 Accustom 17 W•lery 1nOW 11 CaM ,..,,. 80 VlllCOUlll •u a, .,..,, 10 AUO view SALES REPS Sales rapa tor new Orenge Counry Spanl1h language n-apaper, mu•I be bl·llngual, Coat• Meu locallon. guar· arHead draw plua commlaalon, reply Personnel Directory, 330 w . Bay Street, Coate Meaa, CA 92827. SECRETARY For Reel Eatate Devel- op.,. VI M1i. south of OC AlrpOf't Paat glrl now Corpot11t• Otfl· C9'. &31-4337 Ext 4 SECURITY OFFICERS NEEDED NOW Many areH a 1t11n1. WUI train Oenellte & paid~•- NlnftLL I NTaRPRllll 71 ...... , .. 3 Sa.lee ~=r.r.:, Mat~ l elN Pef'ton w/ealea eirperl•nc• 9tl•••• Contact. Maureen JenkJna HMOU Satmlay. Fett I l\eoaevell u4 Jue Wll)aert: F.rankJ1n Roosc•c.-lt \ rntc.-l't'~t 1n 1Strolor. has Ix-en d~·umcnu.-d nu· mc.-rous time:\ Whc.-n child rn1r Jianc Withe.-~ \nr\ ""s cdc:braung a btnhda) 1hc prc\l<knt I \quanan F D R I pn"'C'nlt'd her "tth a un1quc gift Romc,clt lhl' nation's onl) four·ttrm Prc.-s1dcnt. "anlt'd Jane 10 rcmcmbtr this b1nhda\ and 1h1s Spt'\ 111 11f\ \c, nrJ1n1 10 Janr W11hcn 1bc Pn-stdcnl prcvntt'd hc.-r with a horoscope. her own brnh chan WhJlt • "'ondcrful ain I.Diil.A c PL 21-0cl ..... ,. toe.as -Sa••ra1. F~ .. • v.111 become mon: full) de\tlopc-d ~IUES (March 21-i\pnl 20t lf-,.ou 'ou"tl !cam by &caching. 1ntu1t1\ot haH' finall) dtt1dt'd 10 iake 1 stand 1ntdkc1 \Umulatt'd l'ncSnhodo~ Id· O'-l"' a JOtnt financ:ial or busmcss \'t'ICr b«'omn v11orous aUy . Rclauve mauc.-r. altc.-m111'cl) d1~pose or ccr· d1~ui~" po"'s1bthty of surpnse t11n aHCts thcn \oOU must abo be pen) preperrd for close associates 10 ratse SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov 21 ). ob.Jttttons rar'<' the roor and label You'll have.-reason to ~lcbrate. )OU H sclf-1ndulJ.cn1 and ~!fish. crrd11 rc.-tc1ved Iona overdue TAUftUS C.-'pnl 21-M•y 21): Try Opinions Ill vrnficd. Th0te who not to lose hean and )OUr st"nsc or doubtC'd v.111 now u~ "M)' faith rn humor JU 1 b«auK whJlt 1«mcd hke )OU rs rcncv.cd'" 1111.tnus. Gcmrn1 a 'lroke of JOOd fortune now appears na11\CS pl&) rolel 10 bl' tn}1h1n1 but Both pnsonally AOl'M'AIUU (Nov 22-Dtt. 21 ): and professronall) ou v.111 be bt'tttr Some w1ll claim )OU U~I •J>Pfe car1 on rn the lons·tt'nn now throual\ ARIES rMarrh 21 "pnl IQ) Focus Don't dc.-n) rt aettpt 1h11 as comph· lemna ao ,.,her than lc111n1 ofT on &lll\ it) creatrHt) 1h1hl) 10 mc.-nt C)'clc l'Onun~ h1&h. )ou'll s1cam anrculatt true fc."Chnp. Scc.-nano fea· rctt'IH' 11fl or durable soocb. Taurus. GEMINI rMay 22-June 21) lk· tufl's travel. v.ntrna. 11dHntsrna. c.-'· orpm pcnon~ fiaurc prominently cauK the •un rn Aquanus rs now pand1n1 homons of rntrruu CAPRICORN (Dre .U-Jan 19). 1d\cf'K'I) l\ptett'd b) Pluto. )OU are Gcm1n1 l)la)s st.n1fican1 role Read and v.ntr. d1sccm molr"~• do ~minded that I~ rtalh ts • pn« TAURlJ: (Apn l 20-Mt)' 20) You \,U>ml" pcnonal dettc1t\'e Wont Sttttt to be petd ror l"\er')th1n1 tn lh1s hfr have 1h1nas }Our ov..n way and )ou'll 1' rc"ealcd in dandes11ne manner lfowtver. dttll d<1v.n )OU mutt at~ prove v.onhy Focus on domc\llc Marnt.11n pmpcr pcnptttJ\IC and be av.u't' that ct'Nrn collc-aauct or IK'IJUStment. art. music P1n1c1pa11on tcnw or humor. Vrrao n&ll\.e In .,SOC\llc:t will f\e\Cf conc:tde dcftat 111 mctaph)'\1 al drte"Us ion F1m1ly p1ctufl' oH·r v.h.at can on!) bl' detcttbtd u member!>&)'\, "I "ant to u~s lo~c AQ ARJ (Jan. le}.Feb 18) a moral t ~ for )OU •• Lona•wartcd mr 1Jr amvn. tt• CANCER (June 22Jul) lJ): For OEMlNI (May 21-June 20) Cbccl lales to home. fam1fy unique pro-all your l"l'mukatile ~poon and Ann mcssaie Emphu1~ on pannn J«1 Focui also on domnttC td,Ju t· tc'n\ltavuy ou apQHr to h.a'>e bttn lh1p ,OOpt"l"ltt'\(' cfToru. abtht> 10 ment. ht('St)k. ab1ht) IO beautify m1 rnfonncd or mttiiUdcd RUfttl)' com~le1e Iona· 11nd1n• pro1cc1 \unoundm Minor fin1ncU11I daltm· ¥>hen dnhna -1th both emotional You rt capable nov. ofstn~1n1 chord m• wtll be rti<>l~n1. and financial ' un. Thettf<>tt. 1( or un1"enal aPc>C•I Journey 1" up-P (rtb. 19·Marrlt 20) ~ )OU continue 10 hold fonh or bold comtnJ am~ Ck-t ft0m fAntal). You'll be out tht'n tht' nn.t f~ da)-1 ~ CA.Nall (June 21 ·July lll pot-called upon to dchnaalt, opla1n and bound to di\tul'bin& and twtlu· 1~1 on respons1b1h1y. pttSiure, rtmO'-t mystery tlouds lnd1¥id"'l &cnt ens s intense rel111M\h1p \.ietrn.>d )Ou ldm1rt pa)s mantniful comph· LICO (July 24-Aut. lJt. Tht wn, 1lt\1J bt d11CO" ou·n lcxatc mc-nt. M1111na an1cle «>uld bt 1n our rultr. l\OW ac Oddi wttll Ptuto nctdcd pcnon~1 and ma1cnat buftau dl"8wcr. MP•fin that tou h.av-e r-.. C.apncom. anocht'r C'a""' rtl\llT DI' ru. • D Y001l llll11IOAY: ~ c. dtt1brntd) ...._... •• prominently. ~~ .... IO you-. .. tMir *ftict -ll" penMn to. 'a lMerl. UCO (July 2J.Au. 2i1· S«n.ario most 1ntunatc Qunuon problem However, tins " ot1t occm5oft .._ bturn tclf-e,prnuon. M) tho,_.. You are better al help.Qi Olhcn tit.an )OU ltt 1b.oMdt rilf\t IO Wow )C*t manshtp You'll uudr .~rtOMJ •hen 11 mn 10 mlinc,~ own OWft.......,... pd...,~_.. lftl&Mll m. tuuahl> · Pro1ous coMC"m Libra, Ann tndividual,ere ;suon to ~ ,_.. °" limhauont no lonarr ~I) You'll allrlCU'd to J°"· o.n .. F*llMW)' <'Om'°" _. -.ncy. R'ttt~ ~ applaulC money. you'll m1u an1ftc:M1 .._..it lid· (A• 24-5-t. llt. c-. VlaGO fAIC 2.J.&pt. 22~ (lc.'ftl JU'ltmtftl that could IKt.dt _._, llftllt IO dO .Ul lllitl yCMt beill •Ill oa crat1v11y. ,, k. Gn1Jnth•>· n nerofmWr""" or~• ...... •c:mw.....,. wr<OilCllAid. c.t. tt•n tn dtffc~ht d1rtt11on WMt hid In · ptnnbtf' you ':':a=r ....... or hal11• ..ocl1111 -., bttft rklecd in •Ill f'«'tl\oC ~Mfil of pel1't_.lddtlton '° ~ .... .,. will .... "---~ ..... ~ltt hp W()M.h uf proptf1 alto mtmOflbec. m i 111 H ,.. ...... ,df 1 11 1 J 0 Mtlld It!,,.. \lptrM'd fW"'dlK'hV~ • C91 ..... ... .. 1trou·re~for•car. ._,~ ~ °" cUtultlett .... new1,...,..._ C*._111tii ........... ~----~~~------i1..-~-...... ---~ you aiT In some.-ktnd ol a dalcmma O\cr financn HoWt''" on no ac· counl allov. dclays frustratt0ns or fl'' cnels to JC'OPard11t ont '-el'\ spe<ial emottonal Ire or cfMt" rcli- 11onsh1p SCOkPIO IOc1 l4-~o' 12) Don't let panic set 1n or male a fvu 1f )OUr htst·~td plans nov. appear to IO awry bttlUSC' ~OU arr bt'rna (IOOmcd for brgrr and bctt" thrnp Fim. howtvrr \OU musl t'IC tot.101 rcih 11c 1bou1 home.-. f:amtl) or domC'\hC atf'arr\ and en u~ lhat )OU arc 1111 not but")1n1 )Our head in the sand SAGl'n'AJU\JS rNov 2J.Drc. 21) lf)ou rttll) an" 1n1en1 on altmna lbc v.orkrna P1t1em of )Our hit. then you mull bl' ~red for • ~1n amount or opp()sltion and e\ttl an- &qonmn But )OU aPJk'.at 10 h.a\lt done." )Our homcv.orlt anJ firml) behcve th.at )our umc and taln111 can bt pu1 to bntcr u.-clX11>'hc.'rc, CAPIUCOAN (Dec ll.Jan 20) I( )OU dra 1n )our h« UJUC the or pronutJnatc much !Oftltr, po. l.tt' h kcl)' to m1 ' out or m the bo91 '° •1th the no... t\'t'a lbouP )'OU t.llll fttJ Othtft llT It'• tint 1~ bn1 Pl" of the harp.to or ICOf'U't poanu. AQlJAAIUI (Jan. l l·feb 19~ ... allllW the SU.ft tn )llll.f 0-1' birth .. rs ~ uftdu prcuurt &vm ,,uto • ~ )'OU mu'l ~ ~ •tlctbcT Of not a Pl ... cmw. movt Of • m.,.-~ ia ..., WOftll'I .. ,1Cm 0( yoer ....... trW1.0!dlcil .... 1$ •• ~ -..c. .. JO!!.'.-... dmrYt. ... <M. ..... cta•n. ~ ... llllW.._ ... _ .-..~-"'~ ..... ... ... ,~ .......... " It ()d ,_....,..,.. 20 No4CNd 22 lnatrumenta 23 CocMI 2• Aw'IJ OUl 25 WOf1aed l'latd n SpaedonQ 32 Mid pert1 33 Ftandl ...._ l4 Beat• 35 Elder1y ,.~ 37 Heredity r.:tOf 38 au.-pog. ~ 3tl'MaW ... 40 .. no6det •t W•en 43 Ou1wineo ..... ~ 45 Condemn 41T...,.. .., roua- ~··e-r 54~ 55 eo..c.n St Ugtlt boel 57.....,. 2 3 DOWN I Kny1- 2 Cameo 3 -et>Out • T~..ay from !I f8C4Ct ,,,. ptfcller t Farm.,_. : Tnorouglltw. I Wat.,._ 9 Mall•• ... ..,,.,t 10 OleoOedlen1 It G.8nNnt ~ 12 ftt Ot ,.. 13 Sun t ... 2' Hotel in-one 22 9rDena 2" Souo 25 PMic 2' YIAton peak 27 ,_,.,..., "10Ull-..,. u_ 7t O.-criy 2' ,..._, '° ,..,_.,,. 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A·111, ea.ea Dflw9 ..... 140. Nilwpof11fl• ,ICtltlOUI lualn•H ••1. LAouna ...... tw perfolmanoe from • 4793 CA 12107 ...... c.w t2'a7 9eed\, c.lf ntlO N•m•• MY , Av 0 A IT I! t2153 Maeaflltl twim C-"' trl· Oonlld A CIMedli, IOI W9iam M 0c¥e Jr., IMO Alitftfftent ltt1teg11t1, STORY, 12t Sllyvlew Lii • Annelt• le lklellf IM . .,.. ... , .... o"9r CN9f MOO 080. c .. 549- 13,IOO. 11'1~ 7 .. 1 « 649 e431 U k MC).On8. tor Dave. URUIKI TOYOTA 722·2098 ~ engine, Lesther CH!V't' "74 NOV"-auto, Sen 0 1.,ri1U..,,., Pteolnt18 Jett\ St 1<·102.. ....._. Inc: .Cellfomle. 110 ~1 Coeta ~. c.iit t212t 2H11 Via Lom .. fl lneetkw. ()ftglnal & retf. 1~. 8 c:yt Hu Bal• OA '2t70 e.ott. c.lf. Ntl3 Cent9' O"~ ulle 140. The flc:t1ttou1 lutlMN Laoun-Hill; Calif Hf.53 •* se 700 Alctuard tery, Xcond t t HO CNt"'8 P:, P-., 25322 Wlllam ' fiord 1?0 l<etn, ~ 8eeef\, Cellf, ntlO N~ r.._,ed 10 lb0¥9 Wiii MIChMI AJaft :r· 2M 1'0,.D '90 BAONCO 4•4, Eddi• 8 auar, load•d. low mu ... lmmac. hat oft• pp. 976-7911 TOYOTA 1IO f'ORIRUNNER SA!!I, AJC. v..e, auto, TW. C/C, cH .. lte , (2PMHl70) $11411 COASTAL ACURA 714-171-2500 Toyota '90 LandcrvlHr Whh•. exceti.nt condl- tl on, e, 100 mllea. S22,000. pp. 873-0952 or 87!§.1901. ruck:-. 9035 '87 JEEP COMANCHE PICK UP 5 ap••d, p/a, CU· aette, V-6 engine, CUS• 1om wheel• & llrH (3T82213). $5,988 COASTAL ACUM H H KARaOR al.VD COITAllHA t .,._H OO TOYOTA '88 4x4 PICK·UP 5 speed, air,. p ta. cas· aene. custom wheels. (003092) $9,888 COASTAL ACURA 714-979·2500 SELL throuqh classified Seeking Men 3003 llllY VALENTINE Clu1y. SWF, 3e, 5'8" btonde haired beauty aMka: Succ.aafUI e· + SWM who also loVWI sports, en1ertalnlng, world travel. Goal a· Marriage and tamlly BELIEVE IN MAGIC? let'1 1kl Wtnlera and salt summers enjoy romanc• under the atara. Slim, attrac:llve, Hnauous, SWF 39 1Hk1 atn~r• 40lsh man d"lrlng fun In 11rlou1 r1l1tlonshlp, 11'2348 BLONDE WIDOW AciNe 50'1. Attractive/ T&.+w; . . OBO. 139-8242 .....,,,, 11 .. ~ H ... CA Suolrioaf. Celd 92* Thi• bualneaa II con-lllecl In OflflOI County on VII Lomat ..! .... ' · t2tN -fhll b\lllneat la con.-MMC!~ a eo<potatton March 21, tHt FILE Hiiia. Calif ,,......, JAGUAR 1911 Vand•n F0td 1"4 Muat•no Thi• t>utlMM It eon-duc:led ~· • een-a.t pert. 'fh41 reglttr•nt(1) com-HO F41305I This t>ualMM I• c (\ ' I l I • ', 1 j · ,1 ~ Pl... Jade gr•en, Convertible. excellent ducted by an unl n· ~ menoed lo tranuet but!-Jon M Gf\HUWelg, 621 ducted l>Y a oenet11 per loaded. 20,000 m1i.1 condition, low m11 .. corporattd 111oolatlon T1141 reoi11rant(1) com. ,,... under the FIClltloul SllV'Mw Lii , Coeta Mela. nltthll) Only. Super condition. age. Brad. 478-2700. otllet ttlan • partnlflNp mencied 10 1ranaac:1 bl*· 8ualn111 name(•I llaled c.I" t2t2t Tiie reglatrant(a) L ORD Claaalc Coupe. trlne Audi 1912 Coupe reatoratlon. Rumble Bare m•t al bl•ck •• di ptilnt, bfown leather. Mal, amond llrea. aunroo f. rw, air. $28 500 984-8900 Tfle r•gl1tr•nt1 com· neaa under the FlaHtlovs ebOw on January , 1tt1 Robin l Grun~. m tnlinCed 10 trenNCt bu day '7eo-0767 event"" LINCOLN '11 ConUnen· tT*lCed 10 tr,nNOt bUtl-8u1lna11 name(•) lltted OouglM ,,_.diet, Pr•· Skyvlew Ln .. Coe1a M..._ neu uncl• the Flctlt _, '...'.!! tal 480 ENGINE. MM under the tklllllova ebove on: J91!Uaty 11. 1tt1 dent Calif Ht2t Bu1lnHt name(tl 1111 Jaguar 1985 XJS RUNS GOOD. $1250. t>uetneet ntrM Of MmM Wllltarn M Doyle Jr Thia ll•temenl waa hied Thia bulllneN wu con-above on JanuatY 29, 1" $9500. To.rn, WHk· daya: 213.518_.848, S2,900. Cal Richard Evea1W11knd1: 780--7~59-.._...fi4_4-1-·----- 3084 •MW ••• a•e• Bronze. Owner from •H. 142-05'7 listed abo'lle on JUiy 1980 Thia at11emen1 wu filed with the Covnty Cllfk of Of· dUCled by Mband and wtt. Annelle LA Boeuf Bair• New. Bria to I Condi· Uncoln 1977 Mark V Charlff F Palne Wltll the County Cllfk of Of. ange County on January 17. Thll 1tatement w11 lllld Tllla llltlmetlb., WI.I or White with ' blaclc 1971 CADILLAC DeVllle. IHther lntr1or. t5 ·~ At first lOO,OOO m iles. manual trans. IMMAC· Looka good. $1200 ULATE. Only 44,000 OBO. l73'-0287 ml. $14,995. CaJI Gary lion. S 14,200. Otfera. runs good very CIHn Thi• atetement wu llled ange C<>unty on Januwy 22, 1tt 1 with the County Clll'tc of Of. with the County II Richard 159-9441. S 1500 67s_3977 • wt_th 11141 County Ctetk of Of. 1901 ,_,au ange County on JanulfY 25. anga County on January · ange County on o.c.tnber 11411741 Publlthl<I Orange Cout 1to1 • 1991 Lo1u1 1889 Eaprll M e RC u RY 1 9 8 4 28, 1tt1 Publllhed Orange Cout Delly Pilot January 28 Feb-Publlthed Orange Coast Turbo. black/beige, TOPAZ. very good '47'1iW DaJly Piiot Februll'Y 2. 9, 18, ruary 2, 9, 18, 1991 Dally Pilot February 2, 9, 18. PubllM!ed Orange Cadillac 1912 Eldorado d a y • , Blarltz, convertlbta. 474-4004. Evening• & Factory pink heather. wffkenda. 850-0230 Immaculate, 5,800 condition. power win-Publllhld Otange Cout 23, 1991 Stephens a Kray. At· 23 1991 Deity P110t FebfUary t , 1 mllH, ext•nded war· dows, new tlrH, b•t· Dally Pilot January 28, Feb-Sa.()81 tomeya at Law. 5000 Bueh Sa-070 23. Match 2. 1991 S ranty, 159,900. 7131 tery, carbureator, al· ruary 2. 9, 18 1991 St .. Suite 410, NewpOfl ---------i 973..()()19· ternator. muffler, c:ata· sao59 Beectl, CA 92MO MERCEDES 1973 280 lytlc converter, trans· PUBLIC N()TIC{ Sa-04bl EJCcallent original --------•I plumb '"ther. 45,000 Pt&.IC NOTICE mllea. $38,500. Rich- ard 1se.-...1. A uto lmportl'd 9100 '14FORD llUSTANT /VT, AJC. P/S, P/B, EXTRA CLEAN! (T55521) $3795 EARLEIKE TOYOTA 722·2098 '88TOYOTA TERCEL A/C, atareo cassette (33515) $2995 EARLEIKE TOYOTA 722-2098 CREVIER BMW A nw ECAMPUI o• Nll.OftllD aMW'I AYAILAllU '87 3291• 5 apd (2GYU932) $14,995 '87 528• A/T {1STW918) $12,995 88 L·7 A/T (2CYN779) $21 ,995 89 5251 A/T (083488) $22.995 •• 7351 A/T (2HGS045) S2G,995 88 528• Auto (885712) 515,995 ml CREVIER BMW Newport ll'r••w•y SS •t Edinger S•nt• An• 835·3171 MEET Sedan, orlglnat Ivory mission overhauled, · FM:TITIOUI WltNlll P\BllC NOTIC£ paint wllh Ian lnterlof. etc. S2500 OBO 646· P\8.JC'NOftCE NOTICI Ofl NAME ITATIMINT W•ll maintained. Calif· 4224. 144·7547 uu Of AUTOMC>elLE rtaJC NOTICE The following perton• 11• F1CTfTtoUI ~II ornla Ca.r. Principals I T AT I M INT 0' Notice Is hetlOy 9f¥1t't doing buSl""8 aa tu• ITATE•NT only Reasonable FI ND ~AWAL purauant to MCltonl 3071 F1CT1TIOUI Mll*lll CORONA COMMERCE The tollowlng '*"°"' offer pp 7141957~13. FROMPAlfTNIJtltW and3072oftheCMICodeol NAMe l TATE•NT CENTER 1114 1 Langley dolngbuameuaa • Otl'IAATINQ UNOIR tn. State of Calttouita 11'11 The following pertona .,. Ave IMne Calol 92714 LIOO PACIFIC MOR Merc:edH 1979 280e FICTITIOUI IUllNll l underllQned. G & w TOW· dOlno bu"'*8.. Robe<t F Beauchamp. GAGE, 20101 s w 811ch s , owner. Immaculate, thrOUKh clu slfied tu• ING, INC 9e5 WEST 1llTH CONROYS FLOWERS Sr 1641 L1ng1ay Av•. •245. Sant• Ana H-'O"t Ivory/bamboo, 17,900. STREET. COSTA MESA wtll NEWPORT BEACH 3801 lrvlne, C11tl 92714 Calif 92707 916-1788. TM loltowlng peraot1 haa Ml 11 publle auction at Jambof ... New?<>r1 BetlCh. GeorQ9 Folgner. 164 t PM Boukather. 413' utos Domestic 9300 Cad '84 Eld0tadoS4,800 '79 Sed.DeVll $2,200 '77 Cpe DaVll $1 ,600 Newplr II Mtra.S46-2017 wilhdra .. n u a genetal pen-"Said Addr-" Los An-Caltl 92MO Langley Ave lnnne. Calll POinMtaa Ave , Cofone ner from the Plf1Mrlhlp op-getea. Cafll«nll. at 1 PM on Esther M Behnam, 111 Rue 92714 Mar Clkl 92825 eratlng under Ille llc:tltlOu• WEDNESDAY, ttwl 27TH day DMuvllll. New?<>r1 Beacfl, David T B11uc:111mp Oby E Woodl. Jr 2010 bus1naS1 name of THE DEH of FEBRUARY. 1991. Iha fol· Caltl 92&80 11141 Langley Ave Irvine. S W Blrell St •245, Sant FACTORY 11 18471 Mt lowlnQ automoblte(tl. to wit Sung lark, Irvine , Call! 92714 An1 HelOlllt. Callf 92707 PACIFIC VIEW Langley, Fovntaln Valley. 1987 OLDS/CP. V.I N Sue Tark. lrv1na ' Th11 ou1tna11 II con· Tht1 bu1ina11 II C MEMORIAL PARK Calif 927011 1G3NF11LllHM2291142. UC T.l'ila bu1lnaH II con· ducted by a general par1· ducted b)' an unln Cemetery • Mortuary Th• F1Ct11lou1 &1lne11 NO 2JOS7113 I CA ducted by a g1r19r11 part-ne<1h1p corpor1ted u1ocl1tlo Chapel • Crematory Name referred to above wu 1982 CAOllSD. V I N neralllp The regts1r1nt(1I com· other 1111n 1 p1rtnerahlp 3500 Paclf'-Vtew Drive fifed In Orange County 1GllAD6,P82C919873, LIC The reg111ran1(1I com· ~ to transact bull-The reg11trant(1) c CHEVROLET '85 Per· "' F459719 NO 1EV'X402 I CA mencec1 10 trannct busl· neu under the FICllllOYI menGeC1 lo transact bus feet car, very low Newpon 8eact Full Name 1nd AddrMI of Said 111e 11 tor 1111 neu under the F1c1111ovs Bu11ne11 name<•I llated ness under the Flellt mllaa. loaded. 4 .......... 2100 •••• the Person Withdrawing· purpose of aat11ty1ng lien of Buatneu n1ml(1) llated above on December 21, Bu11ne11 name(•) ll1te speed w ith cruise ,. Diana Herc:ullan, 24675 tile undersigned tor TO'Mng above on January t4. 1991 19112 above on January 24. 199 control S3,&50. 548· PIEICf 111.JIEIS Taaazon1, MlH IOn Viejo, Ind Storage ·-together Esther M 8ehn1m Dlvtd T S.eucllamp Oby e Wood•. Jr 4 793 llll lllllWlY Cahl 92692 with costs of 1dver1111ng and ThlS 111temanf waa filed Thll 1111emen1 was hied This ftllement wu II This 111temen1 wH filed e11penses of sale with 11141 County Clertl of Of. with 11'11 County Cieri< of Of. <#1111 the County Clef1' of Chevy 1984 Corvelle Mortuary • Chapel with 11141 Covnty Clerk of Of. Oiied thla II day of Feb ange County on J1nuery 17 ange Co..;nty on January 30. ange C<>unty on January 2 Bronze, my mother Cremation enge County. Ca111orn11 on' t991 1t9 t 1991 t991 has qwned the car January 23 199 t G & w Towing Inc by F4111S7 F412110 alnc:• new. 01111 roof. 1 lO Broadway PubllsM<l Ora~ Coatt w 11111m PonlillO Publ•lflad Ofange Coast Publllhed Orange Coast Pub11"*1 Otange 90meone 1peci&l l thro u9h clu1ilied Bo•• atereo. few Costa Mesa D111y Piiot February 2 9 18 l Publltl\ed <Ksnge CoestlDally Pilot Janu11y 2e Feb-Dally PtlOt February 9 16 Delly PilOI Fet>ruaty 2 9 1 mllH. $11 ,700. Call u~~~M~2·!!!1!!!1H!!J!!~!!J!!~23. 1991 Diiiy P110t Febfuary 9_ 1991 ru.ry 2 9 16 1991 23 M111ch 2 1991 23. 1991 Richard. 759-9441 Sa-072 Sa.OS9 Sa-047 S1-0111 ---. --- .. Due to delays at GTE the 900 Dateline service will not be avaJlable In the Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley area until February We apologize to our readers for the inconvenience. lnATHIEIT &2. 5'4", 145 Iba, ten- nta, acuba d iving, LUSCIOUS LIPS SWF Blond•lue eyes Tall, allm, 32 athlettc:. Lovae snow skiing . biking. nature, looking tor exciting relatlon- 1h1p with 30-38. Too good to pass this up t12'348 NEWPORT BEACH SWF Yoong 49, fUn·IO'llng seeking 45-60 1mo- t1ona11y healthy, auc:· c:eaalul gentleman for serious relatlonahlp and fun. Dancing, c amping. fishing, music:, candlelight, humor and much al· lecllon SENSITIVE 1 ACTIVELY RETIRED I DOWN TO EARTH HANDSOME DEVIL SINCERE LADY QENTlEllAN HonHt & alftcere 42, 5'11", 170 tl)s, 55 looking fot gent... In ISO'a. Promot .. : Fu· White mat•, 5"r. 170 man ot c:lau and di•· man wllh aame quat1fl· lure depends on mu-Iba. EnJoya 1por1•. t1ncUon. Loves roman- ca1Jon1. Enjoy ahenng tual underatand-movies, quiet ·•v9' he di~. fun In the time together Ilk• din-Ing.Desirable actlvl-nlngs. Sffklng 50-80 sun, lffkl bNutllUI, •·....wal\8----y--u-Aa_py __ I ner. th•ater. IPolU ti..· water akltng gott female hu!thy trim at· aum ltngl• 10 spoil 101-n5wrvn , .._,.. eventa and good con· bowflng walklnQ and tractive emollonally ~tan_. ___ ,_"3_____ HUGGAILI veraauon. tlyklg. #1412 •••bl•. •1390 INSECURE, 42, s e", mm. uo tb • SINGLE ADVENTUROUS u!~~!~~wM IWDINO ~u,::~~-=~ CHRISTIAN AND ATHLETIC 40, t 15 LBS. e·. DWM In 40'• of aver· of uncond1ttona1 toYe. • metal de1ec:11ng, tlnan- c1any *•cure, lhrllly lady. Any ~ht pro- portional to we ghl. No religion, drugs. alcohol or 1mok1. 11391 VERY WY OMl'HEml Flftl•a, 8'2", trlm, IUC· c:eufUI, N'S, acllv• You be• quality. c:tau, looker, th•nker. bra· bUrner. educated Ull· mom, 31 aHklng •ov· but aome1lmea ahy. blond, blu• .. Y••· •o• looka and mHns Orum• of amlhng, Ing, .. naltlve SWM/ SWM, 27, seelci spe-Hxy, SHlclnn • mo. aeelts fowy, lndepend· feminine, •11,..ctlve, OWM for movlea, clal woman for tun nogamou····rela1lon· ent. un.ncum~ f• unlnh•bl19d, touching kar, lad~. open· nl hi N male 2• .. 5 10 help r.. .. ........... ~--.... ·-·-. t·~ _ m nded 111.,95 compa ons R. v..:on-and romance t Ilk• thlp wtlh a lady You-· -,.,_"' _..,_,.....,, ~ amoker/druga. Soc. alleltetnef't bcJt -.tao shapley and lmelllg9f'I tard heir loll. •1399 llM'e Wife •t40l YOUTHFUL LLOYD ~r~~v1c:r~~~dch~:1rln __..qu_,._t_n1_9.._h_•s_at_h_o_m_•_,_w_1t_h_wi_•·-----IT'I A NEW YEAR ONE WOMAN MAN BRIDGES 1 call8f• plea•• ADVENTUROUS DYNAMIC STABLE SWM 32 kid at hH'1 SWM, 31, anm. Look-Tall, healthy, hand· HOW TO RESPON TO • .,#If ..,. .. -r, _, ...... ,. ... ·Call l -900-M44-0100 • hlll:r ~ d1g11 uHk appearing in Jd • l l\ICll Ill grl'Cltng • l l'•I' c mc".1gc () ou l'Jn change 11 11 Illll '·''''' ll'J l SWEET·HEAATED LADY slender Seek• "posl· _N_O_E_T_l_C_N_U_B-IL_E_ tlve" genU.man with "HnH of humor" NOVEL TY AttractNe t>Jond 5'2", Loves nature walk• SHlcs •trong. rorml-3•. enjoye dining/ and la for "re1I" rm In dabte c:ompenlon coolclng, •Port•. th•· ... 5 R -Quiet but advenlUf· Ing for Whlte/Aalan aome. Honest! Cut-SWM"" P Or .. SSIONAL ous. 111cu wallc• on lady 21·35. Aomanue. 1ured, rom•nllc, pea· 3-4, 5 tO" 155 hand· Handsome. athletlc:. 1h1 b•ae h , quiet qut.t (aomllmea). fun. afot1ai•. DHlrff mar· aome. noneat, Hll Hnalllvo, SWM seek· nights together. Looll· atabte for long ••rm r1•0•· Elegant, IUC· employed proles· Ing affectionate, ,,.. Ing for a .. rloua rela· 11lat1onahlp. Non-ces•ful, ~ tnm. ed·i \\ hl·n ll'a' inJ.! ~• ml'\\agl' • I l' .1 \ I.' \ 11 U I I 11 'I 11.11111.· alonal Enloya •••ling, hie, slender, mature Uonahlo. " 1392 1 mo k • r I d rl n k • r . venturoue, aenauous N • w Port B •a ch. Prefer a dedicated ater • working out, tr av· '12381 professional. though el, boating. tennis skiing, 11nn11. ro-lady, 10 30 tor c:onver· LOTT_E_RY ____ , #1394 , 40-M .-1397 maoc:e, Int imacy sallon, dlNler, danc· t;========:::::;:;;:::=:;::=::;~ CURIOUS BLOND Hll I'm a SWF, 2; 5 4. ' , I 0 Iba Cul• lo pretty S.elclng 28-31 CUii 10 good~lng man. I nde horHs, alcl, and lov• lh• th•· lier Looking for a gOOd friend and pos- albly, hopefully, more '12350 LEIS THAN PERFECT SWF. 5'10" 40 •. smolcer . casual drink.,, lnlo t>owllng, workaholic by day, homebOCly/couch po- tato by nlghl. aHklng 1a11 SWM with llke In· ••rffts 1112349 Sffkl 91n~re. happy. 01 phyalc:al orient•· adven1urou1 genlle-llon Gallantry and man 39-48. qulck·wttt enchant thls1_;.;..;.;;;;..;..;;..;;....;=.----- (25 yo>. s e" b1onc11 SWF FROM green beauty• EUROPE PETITE •o• 20. 5· e · Hit I'm SOPHISTICATED ~. f:'.,!~ ::r_ REDHEAD Ing, etc. NOn smok8f/ SWF, young 47, sJtm, Ink ~ Seeking Wo m en 3004 SHka NS IY1m, anrac:· Ing, beach, weekend WINNER! tive outgoing woman get·awaya, home eve-SWM, 29 I'm no Clark for spontaneous ad-n t n g • • r o m a n c: • . Gable bU1 1 love to venturH '11415 ha ve fun .. tlnally BALBOA ISLAND GOOD LISTENER money to •ntoY mat 25·30 SWF. come LOVER SWM. 34, profH· alor;isz tor t!w ride SWM, 39, tall, hand-alonal Athletic:, good ·--------'--- aom•. well-traveled . CO!t'V•t••tlon•ll•I, ME IT Y 0 UR I non•smoker. quiet, senH of humor, 1 n· MATCHI I cluay, enfoya salting, e«e, ... ka SWF 2S- San Onofre. acubl,,_c...;0_1...;o_a_h_a_r•..__th_•na_-.__ Good looklng 32 Tom th• arts Looking for H11r1"9 ...,,., S..u ln- adventuroua, tllm, et· LOOKIN FOR ••llable appetltell non-smoker, aoclal dnnk9', en}oya danc- ing, dinners, movies, beach If you are hon- est and alncet• gen- ll•man. Pia... can. #2347 tractive brunette. 25-CLASSY LADY tl1 l 400 ACTIVI IWll 35 ----SWM 55 at>out 190 ... MIDDLE :~;,r~!!1:'!1~m~~~~ ENTEAPRENEUA Iba Not bed tookln. e· AGE DORK -----the outdoor9 and boat In hla 40 a Anrac:tlv• seek• attr.c:tlve In~ Who la young at ttlpa to ca1allr1• 5'7' allm, classy and pendent non-amoker h•an . 19 looking for a t.ooklng for honest etc Seelca aeparat• (40-lah) nice figure youthful mlddl•·•g• 1 ncere SWF 30-35 for WF any age for lunch E n I o y a I n d o o r-blmbO to havo tun RENT let U1 Hel' Y •• Sell Your Propertr! C111 C1111ifi14, 642-5678 fun actlv• marriage or dinner and lrlend-outd00t• <Nuonahle>. and oo lo movtoa and throu9b clams.s;if~ie;;;d~~!Il~1~nd;~~~,.c:•:•:'on;:•~h;lp;...:.~·~h~IP~·~"~1~4~1 ~1 ...... ..:..;#~1~369~ ............ ia.P~artl ... ••.·.-.. 14•1•o11 ...... ~;;::;ji;iiiiiiii:i ---- • \k11l11111 \llUI llll1.'11.·'1' • I L'i i \ 11\11 .I ~l· • Dl',l0 rdx: '~1111 .1ppl'.11J11u· • ~JX'UI~ ~uur prl.'lncnl.°c' • lllllUd1.· \\ll.11~PU 1 1 1..1.'J JOOUl lh1.• pcr,1111 \11u .ire 11.·,pond111>! tn ) 1111 111.1\ k ,I\ l' .1 H) 'l'll >llU lnL'"Jgc ) \IU \\ tli IX .tllflllllJlll Jll\ hilled 9XI.' Im l'J1. h 1111nutl' · DATE{INE FREE PERSONALS I • USE THIS FOR~/i lO PLACE YOUR FREE PERSONAL AD PRINT CLEARLY (First three words ore bOldfoce) 25 w ord maximum FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY All Call-Ins Wiii Be Charged Regular Rate. C ONF IDENTIAL INFORrv1ATIO N NAME:--------------------------------------- PHONE: ~~~~---------------------------- ADORE$: CITY: STATE: ZIP: --- TNI lrlwttGIDI I • C011o1dei M -car.-CIOC9llf ,... ... Id Od ......,, " ~odt_. be ..-.-...,,::u:tae: ltflr\ov~coum..focftad wll be 911V4d OOOlle,....,.., ~ ................ ~ cae,., 0 ~ G# You_. beallla liDcdONt--.""6••• •an~ oom. HD one .. beallla liDOCC.C ~ m-......,. .,.-. MalMTo: DA1IUNI Oral09 COCJlt Oat/ Plot 3XlW loySt. Com Mmo, CA 9'1626 Or MX10mAJ: .,, ...... GUIDELINES Saturday, Febru 9, 1991 t:1 ..a.IC M)TIC( MUC MOnc£ _,_. ..cnnouaai1•• ...... wncMr IN flCtltlOU!I MCmCI tw ~ .. ~ 1n.-1M11t MTmOUe.,..... ~TmOUI-.. .-c•W• I I .... ~ ..... -I MAim 1Tam ' .,....... ........, llttff Mllfll ICAnoet TO Ot~. 1..P.. 2424 • !. um IUT'tMIMT ..... ITAfflllNT MAim eTAW ,..OllHL ....._ft TN::.,.:.:...,_..,.., Tiie ~..,..,. .. ..._ M; NIA aRA. M.COMOUC Brllllof at_ ... MO, ..,.._ n. .......... ~ w• The tollowlng ~WI TN ............... .,. W..,.. LAW OOlllo .. ~ tM1N11 •· ~Ill ltte*• ..WU•I COUNTY tw 0..'W AM HIWtta. Clll '2107 doll'O bulllftW • dCMnQ ._.,.... • doi!"O .,..... • ~to 1M ~ l~AW INVESTMENT Je (NT[lllPAISU 1001 Thie ~ .,.. ..._, ...... 111 N ...... OI .._ ~ Ord ~ 0,.. .,..,_.. LO 00 CUSTOM IM· COMPOSITE 8ALH, PACIFIC .. AMfTINO, ~-.. ,~ ~~·-.!...~ Hewpott SlndcMtte Ot Cotona de WltlllMCOunlya.rilofOt· ToWhomltMeyCOfurn ~llon of 1.ISA MAflllf 1Nt110t°'41 LP~2414 SE PAIHT, IOO ...... o Ad . 1020 ()INre St • ....,_,,.ion 1322( fdlnler,S.UAN. 1ty ~ (SU ~ 8111'00 .._._ .,. · -HO . ..._ Met, c.M 92t2$ 1A19 ~ °" ~ 30 .,,_ICE. 8-Ty l.. l 8nan L. l OUACKEH8USt-4. ,._lllONt 8ri9ld It .... MO • ..,,._ ... w.,, c.iit t?Q& e.ot ~ tH4t c.ilf '2706 .. eeq) ... undllllOfltd '*'~= 92tee) J11Uc• HowH 1001 1tl1 LIMY lOAltNOO.Lollt•fll fOfCMneeofNlt°!"I An.~ .. CIM 92107 H ~. Son Inc:, ll'lcflerd 8-'*' Piii.ii. ~ .. .,_.,..,, _. ... • ~ llUClon. Tru. ... .J ....... ~ a.-... Ot Cofone Cllll ,__ .,. ~ 10 ~t .... A·1t1• N1wport lnv .. 1m1n1 c.tfornria .IOO .... •O fllO , 1oto 011.-.. Hunun91r.n 30062 ~-ueun-on ~ to. 1tt1, 111 "' 1... ,.,. and Mat. c... t2'25 P\IWled ar.,,.. Coe11 of Aliconolle a...• Con-•.....-o OWR TO Orouo L. P . 242• I e. Corona cMI Mw. C.llf 9792$ a.c:t1 c.w t2MI N!ol* C91f tan 10:00 A.M Ill CW Ot¥el-~2~ ~ceeMI Till9 ~ It CO!'• Oliltr "*" '*'*Y 9 It trot lo ••II llconollo IMOW CMm 9'111ot It . I• 360, a.ma Thie ~ it con• Thil °""'*' la con· "tllla ~ 11 GOt'I• ~. e Nit ~ ,.. rutl '""' .,._.,. A11e., ouet«t b)I .n ~ H . Mercn 2 1tt1 *-eo-" 1901 Hett>Ot (cet'' 1171) AM ~t• Call! 92707 M1'd 11y • corpor1110t1 dueled oy .,, lftdi\lldUlll &ltMd oy: *' ll\dl'M'Mlll dlity, m COmlMtcW"Weyl ~Ol\lcMIMer,c.111 t2t25 Thi r19lettan1111 c~ s.ot4 Blvd Corte M•H CA WH~"'EA! LISA MARIC Ptecenll• lnvHtmetu Tiie ,..._,,nt(tl com· The reg•ttrent(t) com· Tiie r.,..irentt•I ~· Co•I• MIH. P•rlOn• T ""', ofl(Q' Cre>cMlall. menoed '° lrenMCt bUllt-92t27 Wiii\ 41 ON SALE 0UACl(£N8USH SMtl1Uoner, Otoup &..P. 24241 E. 8Nol menced 10 ,,_, bult-"'*"*' 10 lraNKI bulf-"*"*' to ~ ..... proJ*fY. lndudlna ~ ,,,. .. tM . Kathryn ...... undef ttle FIC1"lola BEER • WINE tPV8 EAT .,.. ...., • ~Ilion wtlll"" 11 . Sii ~ ....... Ant Mii under IM ,.IC1•1~ Mii unow ttl8 FICI~ -uf\def IN FtCIJCIOul turt, 100lt, llAOMOM IUP-?S:-~---· Tn..t. 8u11f1Mt nl!M(1) llltH "8JC fl)1lC( PL..) ~II Qertl of 11'111 cour1 IOI 1 HelioM., Cellt ta707 lutln.M nlfllf(•I ll1led eu .. neH nem.(11 lilted l ullr\ .. I l\&IM!Ctl Utted pt111, col'llpuler, and/or I. ~ Ridol Ortw. ~on J~ 1, 1"1 --.. "'t>tttlled Otano-Cout Otc:tMCll\al'IQlnOS*rtioner'• Tf\le ~,... 11 con-•~on JanuwyU, 1"1 1~011Jenuary17, 1tt1 11>0Won J'111VM'J 1• '"' 01ner 1>u1ln111 ""'" eguna ........ Caiit t2t61 .i.nic. ~ '9CTITIOU9-Delly PUot F.Wuary 8. 1"1 name ffom-LISA MARIE dUc1ed by .~ O*'!Mr· H8r1y ~,,.. AlciNfO s Paul Uwl'W1CI ... JoMton 110tld by the lollowlng Plf• Doneld w ~. T"*-TNI ~· ... ,..., MAim eTA,.....-r SllOIO OUACl<ENBUSH 10 LISA ..,.., TNt •t•temenl ... tlled TNI eiai.ment ..... Iliad Tr. ·~ .. ..., tont: Of the OonalO W 8Nw with tt1e County Cl«tl Of Or• The~ penion• are MAAIE NOVVfLLE. 'fl'le reoi1trent(•I com-11nth ll'le County C.k Of Or· Wltll ll'le County C..,k of Ot· wtll\ the County C6eril d Ot· P91llf lJIW ~!OClbl• Tn.111, 4' .,. County on Jenuery u . doona bu86nllll.. IT IS OAOEREO 11\•t .. "*"* to lfeNaCI bull--MDI County on J.nu1r; 21 enge County on J•OOMl'Y 22, enge County on Jenuwy 17, OWMf r•leMt th• right ._. • .-10 Ot!Ye, Cofone l'1el tM1 SlJ~RIOA OETAll. 44 PtalC *>TICE pereone lnt__..O '" the NII 111'\0er 1tt. FlcUIJOul 1'91 1991 1891 to bid It the Ml•. Purct\Ae-M.,,1c.i.t IH25 '411149 PINldOI LeM, Allao V1ejo, 1t>ow m•ller ~r 1n 0.-8ua1neu n•met•I lltlad ,..,_ l'al141 ,..., .. •• muel bl~ with cuh Th• bu11,,...1 I• con• PublllNcl Oranoe Coalt Cellf tM5t NOTICI tw pertment 3 A of thll cour1, •t>Ove on Jenuery 7, 1"1 PublWl.o Orange Cou1 Publltllld Ot-. Coast Pu'*"*' Orente OoMt only and paid for •• lhl ~ by: • Oil* .. pvt-Delly PilOI FtlbfuMy 2 9. 11, Sandt'• Mwll 011141'1, 44 "*-JC .. AMllO located ., 700 CIYlcl Cenl• AodMy F Emery, Man-~ Piiot F~ 8 HI Diiiy P1to1 FebfUMy 2,. 16 OWiy Pilot J90UlllY 29. i=.. t1tnt of putChat• All put•~ 23,1"' Plll~LMM.AlltoVleto .. OMTHRCITY OflveW•t.Sll'llaMl.C..· ~QenerllPW\net 23 Mwcn2.1ff1 23 1991 tvaty2 9 16 '"1 cn .. ed goodt .,1 IOld ,.,. regl1tran1(1) com• s.oa Celll. 9H5e COUNCll °' n. fornla on Mercn 12 1"111 Thie 1111emam -f"'9CI S.-018 5•·066 ~1 "AS IS" and mull bl , .. '""1Cld to tr#ltlet bu.i. Tll 1 bu11neu Is con-CITY°' 2 oo pm or .. '°°" thw• With the County Cllrtc of Ot· i----------moved 81 IM time of 1111 neu under the Flc111Uoue P\RJC NOTIC( ducl.O by 11n 1ndrvld1J11I FOUNT&* VALLEY etter u tl'le matt., mey bl ange County Oii J&NWy 30 ·-"' *lllCE ---------Slln IUl>)let 10 prlof can. 8u1tnH1 n•rneC•I ll•l•d TM reg11111111111 com· NOTICE IS HEREBY n.ro, and thOW c:euM II 1191 ~ Pt8.JC NOTICE P\BUC M>TIC( c.n..ion In tM w.nl of .... •l>Ovl on January 1 19n '9C1TTIOUI ""..... mano.o IO llel'IMCI bull· GIVEN that on T..-d•y. eny. why the PlflllOn '°' ,.... FIC1lTK>UI 9UllNl:ll __ :..;:;;=~.;.;...;..;.,;;-.... __ llem«ll betWMn OMW a.nd Mary Kay Ctoohll .. ._ ITATl.MINT MU under Ille Ftc:l11lou1 Fat>'UW'Y 19, 1"1 el e oo cnanoe of nlllM ahOuld not PvOlltllolCS Oranoe Coest NAMI ITATIMINT I FICTITIOUI .u...-11 flCTITIOUS .,... .. obllgelld Pat1Y Oat.Id lhls Thi• llllatnenl was ·ffled The lollowtng l*'totll at• Bu.llMH n1me(11 111110 p M In Hall 8 In IN Com-bl gf81'1t«I IT IS FURTHER Oe<ty PiloC Februlll'f 8 1e tlll following partOllS .,. NAMI ITATDIENl' NAME ITATU•"1' 2nd end 9th dey of F.oru. ••Ill Iha County Clerli. of Of· d<Ml'lg bu-n •~on NIA rnunlty Center 10200 Staler ORDERED 11\el a copy Of 23 Mwctl 2. 1M1 doing~ 81 ' ... tOllo..,.og t>e<IOtll at• Tiie l°"°""ng persona•• ll'f, 1•1. Oolt o.v.top-~County on January 4, BABY PROOFERS 31 Sanctr• M GJtt.,. Ave<lue, FountlH\ Veit~. th<I orOer 10 lhOw <*IN bl Sa-085 NE'.W IMAGE LASER loo.ng bvllneN N aoong buelfleU • .,,.,,._ Ann: Curt Herblltt, 11 1 1 Cofporall Perk Ste C Thll llellt'nltll •U ltled C.i.tornia. the City Counell publllNO In lhe Deily Plot, I 1280 &.IOI! Ste 89 • 1• THE PfTERSON GROUP ADVANCED TOf> 1374 (114) f31·12M, ao-nt tor F47-Irvine Calll 92714 wllll Illa County Ciera ol Or Wiii llOld • Pul>tie ..._,IOQ on new1peper ol generel PUBLIC NOTICE ~ &Nch. Cai I 92660 115 A•gonaut S•I• 200 Al•to LOQll' Ave •E. ea.ta..._. ownlf, Pu~ Otano-Coat Oliver MIMI Le Nguy9n, 2 8"91 County on Jenuwy 22 Ille IOllowlng REOAROIHO circutarion prtnl.0 11'1 Otange Ridlard E Har.av 13 v .. io C• I 9265CI CA 92626 PublltMd Or.no-Coast Oeofy Ptlot January 26 Feb-S~ TrM ln lrvlne 1991 A AESOLutlON Of. THE County C•t1f0f,,._ onol I '1CTTTIOUI 9U.-.ta Brel1WOOCI l llg.fl'a H1111 1 Al•n M PeteflOn Jr Oallld G Certeon. '621 S [)eilY Pilot Flbruaty 2, 8, ru1W7 2 9 18 1991 Celli 92715 f4117'5 CITV Of FOUNTAIN VAL· ... fOf lout ~.,. NA• ITATl•WT C.••I ~ 3377!> Roo-. Apt B Dan. Seat SI Sam• Ana CA t99i S.4'4 Thlt butlneu 11 con· PublllMd Otano-Coasl l.EY DECLARING All RU8· w•U PflOf lo the d•I• NI The lollo-Mng per1ons ate G.oige If 0.•ft•" ~ .. ?o.m Ca 11 926~ 9270ol S.0711 duct«I by 11'1 lndivtdual Deity Piiot February 2 9 16 BISH AND REFUSE UPOH tor hHling oo Ille pe111101~ dO<ng bu .. oesa u Comoclle ag.in• N"tjt.>f'< Tti11 1>u11nen 11 con• Tr•·s l>uS·neN it con- ----------Tiie reolstr•nt(I) com· 23 1991 ANO AL.L. WEEDS GROW· Oet.O F«i 04 1991 BAl(ER COMPUTER SER· Calif 926;7 tluc•eo Oy an \t>d•...OUI OuCled t>y 11'1 ~ rtllJC fllnct menc:.c1 to trenuct bull· Sl-064 ING UPON SPECIFIED M.ElfllC>e*ION,COM-VICES DOCTOR COM· Tiiis ouainn• i con Tr,. •41111air•nu1 com-Tne r eg111renl com-f'\alC fl>TICE neu unde< 11>e f:ic1111ou1 STEETS ANO PRIVATE Mlllt<>fft:fllof lhelu~ PUTER 211'1 Bantt L•ne dvcled l>y •~·•I par1 menceo ro t••naact 00.. menc4IO 10 trenNC1 ~ FlCTTTIOUI 8UIMll Business n•me(t) llll•d P\8.IC NOTICE PROPERTY WITHIN SAID c--i. Hun11ng1on 8HGh Call! '"~"'"" '"" ... noet I'"' Ft<.llbOUS -Uflde< Illa tic:uuou• .... ITATl•NT FlCmlOUa Mll*EIS at>ove on NIA CITY TO BE A PUBLIC Publ·S~ Of•r>ge Coast 92646 Tne ·~·ilr•l'llS tom· Buw••H "•m~tl 1111ea l>uStneSS "'me Of ~ TM lollow'.ng pet90f\I ere HAMf ITATllllENT 04tvej' Minh Le Ngvyen ,-tcTITIOUI aUltNlll NUISANCE ANO OECLAR· 011 ly Pilot Februaty 9 16 Thomas A Baker 2114 I rnencea 10 lrar1HCt D<l~ IOOv<I! on January 23 t9<1 1 I Sled •oove 00 1/22/tl doing bU.in.s.. TM IOllowong pertOf\8 are Thrs<a\a!9ment wat loled NAME STATEMENT ING ITS INTENTION TO RE· 23 Maren 2 1991 B1nll l ane Hun1tng1on nes• .Jn09' tne Foc:t•l.c>ua A1111n "4 Pet9'50<1 Jr 0.VICI G Carillon ON THE BRIGHT StOE OO!llg business as ...,tlh the County Clerk ol Ot· Tiie lollowtng pe<sons •re MOVE ANO ABATE THE S.089 e..cn Calif 92646 But•neu n•m .. ai 1111eo ''"' •1'1em&nl •U hied Th•$ st8t""*11 WU fild 1300 Adami 23A Cos11 AEAOVISION SYSTEMS IJ>l1e County on January 22 00tng butlMM u SAME UNDER ANO IN AC. Tn11 bu11neu 11 con· atxi•e on ~ A .,,tn IP>e County C~tt ot Or ""''n Illa County Cllr1' of Of M .... Celi! 82828 5761 Mtrsl\atl Oflve Hunl · t99 1 MICRO RNO PRODUCTS CORONA CE WITH THE dueled b; an 1n01v1dulll Ric;nard E l1•rv9" ange COllnly Otl Ja°"'&t'V 23 ange County on Januaty 22 I.Mir• Ann Ferkla. 1300 11191on Beach, Ca111 f4117'3 1200 Quail Svlle 200 New PROVISIONS OF TITLE 4 P\8.IC NOTICE Th• r9011tr•nl(sl com· Tr1ts "4al~I will Wed 1991 199! Adam• 23A Costa Mesa 82S.9·27:15 Pu1>1tsned Ortnge COHI POf1 S.ach Celll 92660 OIVISIOl'i 3. CHAPTER 13 menced 10 l••nsact OUSI .. 1111 1'le County Ci..~ ot Or f41lt11 , ..... Caht 92828 Oarwyn Earl Wolll 5761 Dally Pilot Febru1ry 2 9 t8 '"do us Oola Pro<lucia ARTICLE 2. OF THE GOV· FICTmOUI •UtlNlll nest und8f IN FoellhOUS 9nQe Coonly on J81'1U8!y JO Publ IN<! Orange Coast Pubhsne<S Oranoe eo.i Darren John Forl>M t300 Marshell Of1v1. Hunllnglon 23 1991 Inc Cah!Ofnla 1200 Quall ERNMENTCOOE AND SET· NAM£ ITATUffNT Bustneu n•me111 Hated 1g.g1 Oao1~ Potot Febtuarv 2 9 t8 Da11y Pltot J•nuary 26 Fet>- AdllTll 23A. Cot18 MeN Beach Cati! 92649·2725 Sa·083 Sulla 200. N-poOve on January 25. 1991 F4t2tiJ ' 1991 ruary 2 9 16. 1991 C•llf 928211 Tl\ls bustneu It COii· Call! 92660 ING FOR PROTESTS dC\lllljj ous1nen llS Thomu ,.. Balter Pub••~heO On"Qe (,our Sa-067 5.054 This 1>u11neH 11 con Ou<:tfldt>y an tndhttdual Tn1a t>ut•nHt 11 con· Thosedeslnnglo l .. lllyln COV( PROPERTIES T1>15 atalemenl was Med Oa•ly P1to1 Fet>ru•ry 9 t6--------------------- Oucled by co-p11ttl9rs The 1901str•nl(al com Ml.IC NOTICE dueled t>y a c0fpora11on l•vor or tn opposlllon 10 ll'ltt MANAGEMENT FUND 1 w11n 1ne County Cletlt 01 Or 123 M.srct• 2 199 , PtalC *>TICE •-te MnllC( Tl'le r90111rant(•I com menc;t'uSl· Tne reg1atr1n1u1 com· proposal will be 91ven an op-242• S E Bri110I St St• anoe County on January 30 Sa o 79 __ ;....;;.;;.;.;..;;_.,;.;;,..;.;.;;..;;_ __ --~"UUI.==-"";.;..;;..;...; __ _ ~ 10 transacl bvll ,.... UnOlll ll'le FIC11t•OUS FlCTlTIOUS •uatMll menced 10 rranstct buM· porlUntty to do so " l\lrther 3!>0 S•nll An• HetQl'lll 1991 FICTITIOUI 9UllNEll ,.... un"-' the FtCtlllOUS Bullneu n1me(11 hsled NAM£ STATEMENT neH uno .. IM F1cl1toous lnlorm•tlon IS deSlred you Cal1I 92707 F4'2909 NAM£ ITATElllCNT ACTITIOUI .,_ •• eu1lneu n•mel•I 1111eo 1t>o111 on OKemt>et 31 Tne tollowing i>e<sons 111e Bu11ne11 "1me«111 llalt1d mey con11c1 ,,,. Public Co•e PropetltM L•m•led PuD11$11ed Qfange C.0.11 P\alC *>TICE Ttie 100 •no persons are NA• IT ATllllUfT at>ove on Jenuery 15 1991 1980 OOlng 1>v11neas H 1bove on N A Wor1t1 Oec>artment al (7141 panner,n•p I l P 242• SE D .. t, PllOI February 9 16 f'ICTTTIOUS eus..-tl Oomg t>vli"'61 11 Tha I~ per90l\S.,.. l.IUf• Farku G""'Yfl E111 WOlt1 BO· TIE PRODUCTS Pr...oen1 96S..U33 Bt11tot SI . Ste 3!>0 Santi 23 Mlfeh 2 1991 MAME ITATEMEN'T 111c.o WEST INTER 00.ng l>u--- Thlt IJlll_,1 WH 1111<1 Thia Slllem.tll wu hied 249!>1 Se11g11e Drive Dan• This Slllernenl .... ltleO CITY COUNCIL OF THE "'"• Celtl 92707 S...o&61 Tna lc;. _, "• lllATIO!oiAL INOUSTR•ES WI-I V WEIGHT? 2723 25 .. 111\ 1he County Clwll ol Ot "'''" 11\e County Cterlt of Or· P01nl C.J1I 92629 1 wllll Illa County Clerk ol Or CITY OF FOUNTAIN VAL· Acac11 lnve&tmen1 Group DllmtlC MnJtCE ooong 00 ,;: ~ tbGWll 2,~5 C•"•O<' Dr W Coul ... ..,, New?Ofl ~County on January t5 enga County on Jll\Uary 30 I Daniel Ro1>e11 S1roti.e1 enge County on Janvarv 22 I.EV . l P '9•2• S E Br1SI01 St .-~ "" Ell<O"I ·Ec~NiCA SER eJ Cos•• Meu c8111 ~Ct~ Pro 0 308 1991 1991 2•951 Seagate Of,,.. O•n• 1991 .IE de Srlref\ Jec:q.,.e,ISte 3~ San11An1t-1e.ghta TITIOUS aUIM:SS viCES 19241 o.i • ..,1 ,8 92627 L ..,._ A-"•'boa CA f411105 f~ POtnl Caltl 92629 f411742 CllJ C~k Caltl 9270~ FIC H nt 1 " ,,., 1 r A r M 2176 ,.,,., ~ ,_, PubllShad Oranoe Coul P\lbilll'led Ofange COU1 Tn1s t>ustneu It con· Put>htheO Otange Coul DATED. Fet>rvary 6 1991 Buen• P••k •n•ealmet'lll NAME STATUlllENT ~ ·ng 0 8"• C• c.. e on : • ..,.,. M 9266l Oait)' Pltot Januwy 28 F.o-Deity F'*>I Februaty 8, 16. ducted by en~ Oeily Pilot Fll>tulll'f 2 9 ·15 Publllhed Otange Coas1 Group l P 2424 s E rne IOllowlnQ '*"'°"' .,..1 32~~1 •ni A ,.8 ,,.90" c.:f~2~7 J Coat• ... Tn•• 1:>v1in ... '' con· rUlll"f 2 t . 11 '" 1 73 Maten 2 1991 T,,_ r9011tr•nl(I) com· 23 1991 O•llY Plk>I Februely 9 1991 Breslot St Ste 350 S•nta O<>ongB T~S r;--OT AUL WINDOW 192•1 Oeil•I'• ><unl•nglori Thia t>ui•reu ,1 con· 04Jeted by 111'1 ~ Sl--045 Se-083 mencad to ltanaacl bvsl· Sa-065 S.o91 ""'Heights Cell! 82707 cf~~ 1640 $upetl()( C0511 a. .... " Ca I 920.11 0Yc190 Oy .,., '"°'~""' ~ r~:'~~ c:;:.: I NCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW CONVEYS CUSTOMS Bookc.ses, wen unlls, k11cnon1, baths1quehty work Lance 548·5375 Carpentry 351 IMPROV.ED Doort ~tOl•A"n"ons Cabinols·Panot·locks LOWER RATES ~1• '' o--,...-Pa u •c ,. b )~ t•P ""'t 6it2-0567 E c-J .1 ALL CARPENTRY 15 v•••s O•P ltc 894·2811213·596-7518 $2.60 per day jCA~l'ENTRY HOME UP.AIR hat s ALL you o iy 1 Door·'"' no ws c•osets tor ,. cw-•e ''~' .: "' 5,..., SERVICE DIRECTORY for moro 1nformnhon CALL TOOAV" ASK FOR LOIS VOtJr -Sorv•c• 011oc1t1ry Rcpros•nratlve ~' ' Don 893 6673 DOORS. floo•s rences. drywall ""° CllDlnCIS G1ftoo C"'.ra'1sm11n M.irll f;.ll> 1 790 r n door~ wmdows plan1a11on shulle's t dCIOry d" CCI pr.cos C111 OGI ~O 6501 MASTER CAAPENTRY Rough hn•sh·concroto A ""'le wo11< So Cal 642-4321 Ext 310 I 30 yrs 964 8886 Smoll AN 810 Jobs "' Cl'll9"''Y 0e<H -OOC•· PUBLIC NOTICE "°''· •t't A~..., "°"'sel•c UllhJ 1,es Comm1u1on AE· OUIAES l h•I all uHd hou sehold good• movers p1tnl lhttr Orovew1ys-p11to1·palhs P U C Cal T numt>o• •le No ,ob •oo •'"'• R.u 11mo s & chauHou• s Mtcktli_ 536-0553 P"nl th••r T C P r•um· ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION DO• 1n all adve1'11se· IT'Onll 11 you nav• • Masonry-conct•t• P•· que11ton aoout the le· tlos-drtvew•vs·••d· wOOCI fenc•s·land· gallly o f • mover limo M ile 54&-3096 o r cnaull•u•. C•ll· caia • Puohc u11111e1 Com· H.tc 64 Hl9&S m1ulon 7 I 4·558-4 151 dd1t1ons Remodeling 34 1 Jl!FCO EQUITIES General Conttactor Custom remodeling. kltch1n & balh. room addlttont Slnco 1977 Lie i"48531" Fln•nc· 1ng O AC. 721·9587 KEVIN STUDER 01no11I ContrlCICW Att Comm kite 1W11 re~~ SI Lie 493137 631 ·5~8 rr11.1nc"" Servi( t' J-126 P4ULS S AllPUAHCE SVC M Mtk" end Modtll CCM1IOUI Sft\l 1$f45 I 5 3021 .. HlltlOr 9 CM rch•tPctur ..... Or.1ft1nq l l:'A CUSTO ...... of your Hom..off-8u1 Hom• Addttl()n• 0., PfOI frM _.,, 873-40345 ll f I 1 01•!.11111111 l·l·l? . .,, .. ' B.1!' I H1·f,., • , ;.1H fl, " •, I 11 f. I . '. ' , Ceramic iles 3528 CONTRACTORS ANO HOME BUILDERS T1red of lncompet•nt unreliable hie co11 Try a co w 1ntogrity pride MA Tiie & Marble Uc. bond 239·3970 THE ORIGINAi. OW tht TILE MAH ll8ky lhOWlll·ACl d wash & r•groul Now 6 Rep•lr B•throoms· Shower doOtl Ktlc· Floor1·Plumblng Lie. 25yrs 0 C 673-8065 TILE lnataH.cl/R•palr.CS Pr°"'l)C CouMoul ~ FrM Est & Rel•ences JoM #. Shelby MM I 76 Chtld C;tre 3536 CORA·s LICENSED OAYCARE So. Coes1 Pia.I• ., .. $75/Wtt 556-t tte c11.,111111ri Sl'IVlll"-. .\'>·18 \ ' . . ··' ' , ............. ~ M ... C•• 1 92627 T,. D"''""n s con· Tl\1> '119•11,.l'\lltl com· ._ under ,,,. r1C11ltOU1 El zat>eth l.ynn B1ci<er ouc1e<1 bt ;i• "° • oua ~ 10 trar~1 bvSt ~ name OI ~ 101~1 Me<tKMh Or Hunl I T11• '1111 st••n1111 com· naas unO@< ll>e ~"' ''°"' tr.O a1><>ve on "octoc.r 1 1ngton eea.:.n c.t•t 92646 menced 10 ''•"sac' Dull Bu11"eu "•m•11 steo 1990 'tn11 1:>us1neu 11 con lnt!$0. unoe• lf>to ~ic1.1.ou1 1t>ove on no1 )'el t o.-L COie Pf> O dueled oy an ind•Vldull 'l!JS·"ess n•mtM tt ll1t•d 1 AMon M Olt•11m• T"'5 st11emen1 -fleO TM ,99,11ran1(11 com· i•oo·• on Jan .. ar) t991 T~ 11a1aman1 •U hied ""''"the County CW1t ot Ot· menceo to tr11nMC1 l)u9j.. W '"'"'A Harr19<1fl ''"'"',..Count, Clef• "'Or· a~ County on [)ec;embef nest under 11\e flC1olo<>us Tn.s Slatf<Tt.,n• .... •led l enge Coun1y on Janvarv 25 2e 1990 8 u,1nH1 namtiCsl lllled W!lh Ille Counrv CWto; OI Of. 1991 F'191$3 at>o,.. on Jenuary • 1991 11~ Cou"h on anu•·r .)0 F492IM Pul>liahed Otano-CoMt Ellzat>etn Lynn Btc:ke1 199 1 Publtsn.d Ot•noe eo..1 0..1., Po101 JanUlll"f 2fi Feo- Thta 11•temen1 •II ruect F4&2112 Oatty P110t Fet>ru•ry '2 9 16 ruary 2 9 16 1991 wllh Illa Coun1y Ctetk ol Or· P..1>11SMQ Or•nge Coul 23 1991 S.057 1ng1 County on J!K'uary 17 Oe11y P•tot February 9 16 S.~9 1991 23 M81Ch2 199t ---------- F411'352 1 Sa-480 Pu1>1t9'\ed Otanoe eo..1 P\8.IC *>TICE 0•11) P1to1 Janvafy 26 Fe1>-PtalC NOTICE _ _...;;..::.;:~;..;.,;.;;..;..;.;;.;;;,__ ITATDm.NT Of. riaty 2 9 16 t99 1 FICTITIOUS 9U ..... U ~Of. Sa-0.C9 FICTfTIOUI llUatan NAJllll STATU•NT UR.Of f)CTITIOUS ----------NAME STATUllENT fhfl le >ow ng ~· •1• llUtaNEll ...._ l't&.IC NOTICE Ttie IOllQw•ng '*"~'are ooeng °"".,.,. 11 Tl'le tonoweng patsona dc>ng t>uso-.. EAGl.E 01STRIBUT1JllG "•ve ll:>lnooned ll'le u .. of FICTl'TIOUI 9U8'HESS SANTA AN,& HllUNOAI t«82 8Nc'1 B va S111te E Ill• F c1o11ou1 Bu11neu NAM( 8TAT£M£.N'T CHRYSLER .C05 Auto t.4 'IW•lrn•mle• Cat 9~ -..me ST ANTON FOOT The louo.,,"11 pe.sons 111•e Or•ve sa.,11 "'"• Catit Rot>e•I J Norm•nain 1 C .. llllC 121as 8-:1'1 811tO dc>ngous·~.sn 92·~~ e;•:-"'OUll>IC 0. >i\1111· Slat"IOf' Cell 90680 $1(YPAfOC. O •ROPRAC· 1 0" .. ..., In( c;a1110rn .. .r>QIOl'I Beec.11 Cill•I 02~8 T"9 FteltltOUI au .. _, TIC 1797!1 S•ypar• C~e!e r,, 1 r.us ,,.0 " con 'rn t ou11r e11 s con'. N.,,... •.ierrea 10 above was gy,19 c Irv-C• ·I 92 1• Oue1.0 l>y • COtpO<allOf Ojtled by al'\ n<l•...O&A' hied " ()fange County Ol'I 0.-Rooer1 J •"!If•"' DC r,,. re<;i·Slra,,.1,, ccm· r,,. •eo•11r1"11s1 com-S9Ptem'-22 t887 FILE I B•tl...-...000 ,._ C11t menceo 10 1,,,,..ac1 t>uli ~ 10 transect t>u• NO F3S32Sll 9271• 111!"8 "'""~ llW F.c:Mioue ,,.., unoer Ille FOC1 11()utl Rot>en JofVI St"""~ Bu'.t•neu nemenl hateo B11t1ne11 nam•• l11l•d1900 G81~ w..,. Cofone t>o'<e on N A •t'IO"" on J-.ry u 1991 del M)r Callf 9262S Th• r"V'sl•ant s] com Pr..oent Rooen J lltOtmand•n Tl'l<s ~ wu con menceCI tO trtnUCI l><.1$. Thot 1111-'11 #U !Meld TtMI lllt~I *.U l"-J CSUded t>y 8n llldNIOUai ,_, un04f l"t' FICt.r•O· •S ~tn l'>e COU'11, ~ .. of 0• • 11• llW County Ci.nt of°'" Tmt IJlatem.nt w" Ill.a Bus•neu n•m~sl h'llt'O •"941 COUl'ly on Jenua..., 30 enge County on January t7 ""''" tl'le Coumy C1et'11 ot Ot· •t>o ... on February l 19"1' 1991 199, 1t1_Je County oo Jar>uaty 25 Rot>erl J Ingram "4GIOI Fte11Y lvv 1 l~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~1~~~0t~~" ~bl~~anoe~ ~·~~~ """"Illa County Clerlt of Or· Daily PtlOI Fet>•vll~ 9 15 Oa I~ Polo! Janua'V 26 f9(). Oe;ty Pttot F~ 2 9 16 •"941 County on Janu•'Y 1 • tn Mllrc" 2 191! 1 '•uary 2 9 16 1991 23 1991 Deck Coating 357 W1tirproof Co1tlng1 Oec~•·t>•lcon1oa-11111s Quality work 722·8769 Handy Man 371 HANDY ANDY Elet·Plumb·Pelnt Lt carpnlry, etc 631_~1 HOM• MAINTENANCE ANO REPAIR Landscape & Lawn Care 3808 SWEET TREE LANDSCAPE Malnt Oardonlno Serv Re•• ''" ••1548·5174 Drywall 358 Celhngs·Walls Repaired Oryw•ll lnl plaaler patch Accousltc c•ll· •nos epphed removed Cusrom Wall 11u1Ures C1ll Jeff 983-1222 THE GREEN SCENE Tom 548·9265 DRYWALL REPAIR Palch... w111r dam· •oe. toom add'• Frff esl 845-0812 John Electrical 3610 RETIRED conlr•ctor w lll install your -Bay Window Do 1maJI r• modeling job• Cur· ,_.,, CA. lie 450-<MISJ Hauling 3720 ...-LT HAULING S•rvle• Gtt19tlyd dnups·tren Jon 145-8192 OICK'S HAULING Junk to dum & gen. Ceiling Fa.n Specl•lt•t •••I hauling. Larg• Secunty llghllnQ, pool, truck with llft get• •P•. 220. Hrv calla, 540-3798 Ire• Ht 842-2446 _;.....;;....;;,......;;,..;.._ ____ _ Fences & Decks 3615 FENCES·GATES N EW Repair Redwood/ t.CW post~• c~e Fire Pr1:v£'nl1on 3617 LOW RATES Resld I/ lndualrtal Sprln~· Syst•mt·Porlabl••· Alerm1. 714 MM515 Flo\,r Install R1•p,w..., lh.?0 GOOD Ftoor Co...lng VlnVf<"'91'nlc·wood In· stall A•mn•nls Bonet Uc f 553569 850-85 77 Gar.icw Oo<ir· ... & Operwr c; lh,'7 •COAST OVERHEAD• S.ctlonal· 1 P'K• door SprtnQ-hlll'dWll..OPnr Uc,&11398 "3 .... c;1., ·. '· ( 1 i I." ' ' j I I~•' SPE ,'Tlr ~, CIAMolll "*""" ........ ..,. ..... .,...., tlldl.. FM.E ESlWATU. 141411 DUMP RUNS • JUNI( Fum lture, tra1h, 1fff btench••. appllances _ Mlk• 7 dys 648-1391 HAUL 4-U 20~ OFF retes or othor 1111· mates Oen. haullno. Ir•• houHhold toiclc dl•po111 with load. Fre• .. t. 844-0389 HAUL. 4-U. 204Mt OP? re111 or oth.r ••II· matH Gen. hauling, f,-e• hou••hold lOICIC d ltpo11t with load Frff Ht. &444389 t-k•·', lrnpr,," '"' · .!· i i'.>6 •C•rp•ntty, lnl/•11t palnl, hom• r•pelr, ••cl prlc•. Hon•1t quality 28.2·7414 REPA.IASt~EMOOEL ••'tl~try,an repetr., big/amaJI, frff eet. Jotvl, N~1 Hrnj',• ,1tl111q .l /hO ..7"T • t l ,jf1 j· II I•' .", l '·"I tr I JHIJH Undo ~ Oou•1c1 • o.. ... o!tt" II 7 "W• MW•n.,no • ~T,....S"<\.0-"IS'a Spflnkle• ll"IS!a 'at•on TrM Trimm1n9 Remov1I Lawn Mimi & C HNIPI Ro101•1t.ng • •32·~ • St. Lie. 1 599025 • TREES • 1 Topped."-0-k ., ~n•r751-3478 Masonry 382 BRICK·Pa!IOS-Flftpl.c:•• I St~ Til•Block & R.- talnlng Walls 16yrs HP UCJln1. refs ~Ja$2 Irick, Block, Stone By th• job, or $200 • d•Y 18 ytS 645-2942 Massage 383 t.tA$$AGE4,.U fOWNH flf tttl MW JN'• Heatttly , ... ,......IOft ......... • ~•tN11'*'5t71 Movin9 3834 •A·1 MOVING• 730.1353 CLEAN & E>CPERT FOf a Job W•ll OoMI S.mng 0 C !Of 15 yn \Jc. T·1519,642 Painting 3858 llCHAEL COX PAllTIMG $12/Hr •MATERIALS Refer~• 87~008 P;iperiny 386 t991 5.a-487 5~6 Sa-071 F411351 FARTHING INTERIORS I Publ•st>ea Or•nge Cou1 35~ Off W•llcover ng D•dy Piiot Januar; 26 Fet>- wlth thll ed ruary 2 9 16 1991 I TRADE now HANGING STRIPPING 5•-<>50 I Uci"56087!> VISA-MC 873·1S12 -· Pet Services 387 CAT NANNIES, INC. Prole1110nal c•I care tn your home F•.CS hner play period Vet G'oom1ng transpOfl· a11on FUii vacatton servic e N1.vport COM ar•as D ally wo•kly. monthly rat•s Cetl 714-222_.86& Plaster Repair 3880 In EJCt patch pla11•r1no Custom 1u1ur1ng. Quality work Pt0bl1rn1·No PTot:>o 11msl 1328164 554·7831 Plumbing 3890 24 Hr EDOfMl-5522 HEATING ' PlUMB• G Uc 541871. Vu'Mas!er Pr opPrty Milnclgr~11('ri! 3898 ' Q. .-'. :s QI -"'::> (/I -• ::-.. 7<" i VI CD a. u ~ C» ::> a. >C < VI ~ -.... < • --iii ::> -0 -0 ::> -4D ~ 15 CD ~ :; :s ~ 0 • ~ fl) .. ~ QI -· "' < 0 ::> QI CD a ii • D1ily Pllll Clahlt.ecl AdYer11S1nQ 642-5e78 1(J .i\\ YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED llilyPilll YOUR .... o ..... TY. I e .,...,.. .. ,,.n•nce. A e Bier, 120.02:38 l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;IL:=:;;;:====== Roof1119 1910 R81nproof Rooftnt ltH•d•"' al 6 CO · e1c1 ......... ,.,....., ..... ~_,, F..,,. ... FHI Gu.tanl-.d Svc FAEE .. , ,S57494 ~1 4 .. -6504 ShinQitt W'9 looff 1 Piil roof ... JC? Stt1•ll )ol>t .,, qui(k & -y 1 t Y'9 e11p Uc. 011, nu703 STIRTilli I IEW BUS•SS?? The ~ ~t et "1e Deity PMol 11 peee..a 10 ennounce • ,... MMOI now .Ve;lablle to MW tluei- MIMI. We wll now SEARCH lhe '*"" '°' you at no _,,.. cNrg9 ~ __,.. ~ the time end the .. '° .. Cour1 HCll.* In Slnbl Ma. '"""· of COUl'll • aft• the ~ • conoll•ld • • Na yow...,._...,..,.,. ...... ment ...... eoun.y Clift. ,.,.,..,, oncee...it torb#Wllb•,..... bV ... end """ .. .,.,, ...,.,. of puelatlof\ .. ~ o.t. ........ ..,'° .. '°"'~ ~,, ........ ~Plot ueel ~"--...... C'°"9 ...... C•a •Ila I,.._,_, noc 9top c.v ...... Oii -• (114} ~1,L•* 311•1•• ... ................. ,.,_ ......... , .... ..... If you ......... .., .... .... ...................... ,...,. ....... ..,_,.... Goad ...... ,_ ..... ,, a ' • Coullll: Dense fog ad- visory throuah mid morning. Otherwise huy with hight from the mld·60s to the upper 70s. Inland; Mostly sunny with orliible Ot'nrts: Vui1ble hl&h clouds •nd h ighs In the miil·60s to mid· 70s with lowt In the 30s lo low 40s. Air Qualit}': hl~h cloudineu. f~~i}I H1p1 of 70 to Air quality In Orange Counly will rangt' from good to mode- r •le. 71. Lows 40 to 48. Mounl11ns. Vartable ht~h cloudineu. "''h TODAY'S SUN highs In the SOs to low 60s. l~s Sunrise; 6:52 a.m. mostly 25 10 JS. Sunset: 5:36 p.m. OCEAN BOATING 0... IM~ m.tl"'.I •Attn, .OUlh- -.1 to -.1 whwh o( 10 lo IS lnolJ Witll J..foo4 .... FISH ING Good cat('hn °' r0t~n.11 ... ,.. """""'"' ''°"• wllll '°""' •http-llHd ... d t•IUttlJ.h. TI DES REPORT SURFING LOCATION Sill SHA1f ttuntington leach 1·3 poor N-i-t ~adl 1·3 fair C«ona del Mar 1·3 fair ~na Buch Crttli 0.1 poor 2·3 fair Sand~nte 2·3 poor JODAY1 ~· ... ,..... ..111 ••r11l111 le• dM*-'.,... el ..... f ... :12~'" ... . lo ... ., 70.. TOMOUOWt Mor11 l111 fo1 .. ,u11d 111 ...... ., .... duri"t Oftly to h&(J 11111thhw. ,,,_ ® ~ ... ·~ ..,._ ... ~ .. Ilk hep c...1m. ,..,."° lMI kildl lCMAlopln Monltft'Y HMdlft o.111 ... d Onwlo ralm Sp<illgl R~City a1v.n1ct« s.cr ....... 10 S.ll11u • • • • • ... MMIW STA1JOH4RY ~ ~ rn ~ ~ a 0 ~ ~ IHDM£M MIN T~ IUJltlUE6 t/JNOllll ICE SUNNY l'T.Q.OU)Y CLOU)Y 7S JI Alt.vlla SS 1' ~"'"' SI 40 11 42 ~1-., 40 ~h 77 so SJ 1l ""'°" 47 ll l'>lt•"",,t )6 Jl 6J Jl C'Mtlon•,NC SS 41 ......... Or• n JS S6 .. 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Full Moon Feb.6 Feb. 14 Feb.22 Mar. 1 Power lines, hair dryers, TV linked to leukemia By Lee Siegel 4P Science V.l"'.tr LOS ANGELES -Young,ter~ ""ho lt\e hear power lines. 0ftcn ll'iC hair dners or lrequentl) ~Jtth lilack-.in<l·'-"h1te tClc\1,1nn nu' he t"1ce a'> hkel) to dC\clnp leukcm1.1 ·'' other children .• 1 -.1udy found The unpublished\ prehminJn 'tudv I'> the latc<;t aJJ111nn to .1 gro~tng hoJ~ of C\1denu:~ \U[!!!C'1· ing a health hatard m1gh1 hr.: po,cd h't elcctm .• 11 .ind rn.1gnc1i. fields emitted ti\ ckdm: "'Ire' .111J .ippliance' th..it p.:1'..1di.: m11Jt•rn '0t1Ct\. fhc l111d1ng' "' Dr Jt hn Pch'l' lll the Unl\Cf\ll\ ol \, Jlh1.·r11 C.tl1fnrn1.1 .ire r.ir111.11 1rh n1 ll' \\Orth) hcc.iuse the study was fl. n.mtcd b} the Electric Power Re· '>eJrch ln11111ute. The Palo Alto·based clcctnc uullh Mg.in11a11on has been skep· !IL.ti of c.1rl1er rc.,carch suggesting .1 linl... lie1,,cen cancer and electro· m:ign\.l1L ltclJ~. ·1 he f1ndingi. offer "considerable 'llpport for a rcl.11mn:.hip between dul<lrcn\ clellncJI appliance u\e .inJ lcukcm1J mk," ,,11J USC\ '11nHn.m 11f the stud) 'ti.:t in J -,r.:cmingl~ 1.t1n1r.1J1ctu· " ltndtn).!. the '1uJ\ louml no link hcl\\l'en the children\ ml... 11( get· ttnl!· the til('l(1J t.rnccr .ind the ac 111.11 l'lt'1.'lf11..1I l1lllh rTlCJ\Urcd In th~.-ir h.·d1,111m' Fear prompts group to cancel Anaheim trip C.JU ~ 11 't Cnl11 f hl' n1,cr\lt) 1111,!h ~ch1111I p11mr· on 'tju.1d c,1ntelkd pl.in' In Ct> IP J na11on.1I u1mpe111111n 111 ( Jlt!orn1J heL.tU\r.: ol the k.u ol ti: rn>ri'>m, ~~·hool 'roi..c.,men \,Ill! f hr.: I::: memh~·r., 11! the rnmrl10 ,111d cht.:c:rlr.:.1d1nc -.4u.1 J h.1J \\on the re~ ·1 I \ltll' Hach "ir1r11 \pld.1~u1.ir 1.11rn~'c t11111n in lJr.:mcr .ind \\t•rc l.'llE:1 !ik l•>r the D.1ntt' I c.1m '·' t1•ir1' Ch.1rnpmn,h1r 1n An.1 ht.:1111. (,t!1f \\c da1dcd lglllngJ ''J' 1101 IJl •'lH hL '' 1111rrc'1 hec;nl'l' of '' J r . L h e c r I c a d e r A n d 1 I 1 .I\ nor <;,ml · \\'c put .1n l'I IPll 111111 r,11,ing m11nr.:~ lnr thl\, but \\l' fr.:lt "'C m~tk 1hc r1~hl l.:1."lllll .. BANKRUPTCY GET A FRESH START CHAPTER 7 -CHAPTER 13 KENT & WHITE ATTORNEYS AT LAW (714) 534-6 188 ~FREE INITIAL OFFICE CONSULTATION BEAUTIFUL, RICH, INTELLIGENT, SWF, 27, Blonde, blue eyed, with a love for travel, thealre, foreign films, and romantic walks on the beach. seeks Mr. Right to live happily ever after. And out how to meet someone Hice thi or place a 'FR.EE ad or your own in DATELINE. Sec details in today's cl ified section. ll R \ ' l I The re~earchers found slight in· crea!>es in leukemia ri!>k were asso· c1a1ed with exposure to magnetic fields 1n 1he bedroom and lo chil· dren's u'ie of curling irons and clec1m: blanke1s. But those corre· 1.1t1on~ "cren 't statistically s1gn1fi· Lein I. fh e !>tudy of 464 Los Angele!> Cl1unty children age will "raise gl'ncral na11onal concern about the role or electric and magnetic field~ 1n cauo;in~ cancer," Dr. David Ca r· pl'nLer, Jean of public heahh at '-llJtc Un1ver:.i1y of New Yori... 1n AlhJn). ~J1d in FridJ~\ Lo-. An · gclc<. l 1m'' The in,111ute. however, <,a1d no "n~k 'tuth lJn ... e11lc the contro· versy over electromagnetic fields. Half the children in Peter ' study developed leukemia between 19 0 and 1987. They were com· pared w11h a similar gro up of ch1I· dren without leukemia. Their par· ents were interviewed and sc1en· t1sts men urcd household electro· magnetic fiekh. The study fou nd children who lived closest 10 neighborhood power lines "e re up to 2'h times more likel y to suffer leukemia. cons1~tent with earlier )Ludie!> con· ducted 1n Colorado. Frequent use or hair dryers and blac~·and-wh11..c television~ also in· creased leul...em1a n I... Governor Wilson wa ry of bigge r tax increase SACRAMENTO -Gov. Pete \\ "'<.ln )ay!> any add111onal !>late t.1>< increase 1s "a dangerous m l(' 111 CJltforn1a\ economy. but he: 1,11·1 ruling o ut possible tax h1i..c hc\(ln<l the Sl.7 billion he'!I JI· rt'.td) propmed. \\'11\on told a Capitol ne~s con· k rcn1.c Frid JV that he believe\ the fl'H'nue gap,;, the $55 billion bud· ~t t he \ubm111eJ to the Legislature ''' rnnnth " more than his earlier l 'llrn.11c or s 7 h1ll1on. but prohabl) I n11t ·"much as the SI O b11l1on e.,11- 1 111:J Ii\ the lcg1slt.tt1\e anal)\I \\ h.1IC\tr II IS. \\e\c got 10 I ~1 ,,e 11 JnJ .,..e "Ill close 11 ," the Keruhllc.1n go\ernor s:11d "And trc npt1l.m., arc rather fe" -cut 'pending, increase revenues or do hoth in some combination." Wilson has already proposed an S percent reduction in welfare grunts among other spending cuts. He refused to specify what kind uf ta>< increase he would be most inclined to approve. saying "these .ire mal!ers of negotiation" with the Legislature. Out he was less cri tical of an 1ncre:i'>e in the sales 1 t"< than of an income tax hike ome Senate Democra t back hig her income taxes. while busi· nes'i groups are more supportive of an increased sales tax 'No tax is a happy one," Wilson said -By Tb~ Associatttl Prtsj The Gift That Has No Season ebay VALENTINE PACKAGE includes Flowers, Bubble Bath, Continental Breakfast Cln Patio, Champa~e Boat Cruise, Cookies &t Mille, Bicycles, Daily Pilot at Your Door, Board Games & Puzzles ... and much more Call For Details (714) 673-8800 617 Udo Park Drive ~wport ~ach. CA 92663 •HELP WANTED • O UTSIDE COMMISSIONED SALES REP Excellent opportunity for Hlf«arter. Pleuant envtronm~nt. $300 per Wftk dniw. 1 2~ commllalon on all ..... , . Catl1 71t-MMlll OllANGe COAIT DAD.Y PILOT (LO.L) " .. M-plllt 0 4) H°"&"""C " " " .. 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They sched· uled the referendum after Kremlin forces imposed a crackdown in the Salties that left 21 people dead. including 14 in a Jan 13 attack on a broadcast station in Vilnius "People were tired before that tragic event But now. they \\ant very much to say they're independen1," :.aid Vita' Tomku,, cd11or of the pro-independence ne\\-spapcr Re,puhlikJ Gorbachev, who i intent on keeping the countrv united, ha<; al· ready declared the poll "legally 1mahd " Hc "ant' I 11huanian-. and other re~1dents in the country's 15 republic~ to \Ole ~IJn;h 17 on a new Soviet federation. Long-time Congressman Conte dies WASHINGTON -Rep 11\10 Conic, affable top Repubhcan on the House Appropndt1on Committee and dean of the Ma,sachu\el!S dele· gat1on, died Friday n1gh1 of .i brain hemorrhage, his office announced. Conte, 69, had been ho,p11aliLcd !>inl'c Fch. I. for a blood clot on the brain and undergone re- ----- peated surgery. / His office said in a statement that doctor~ be· · lieve his cerebral bleeding. stemmed from th e Silvio Conte progression of prostate ca ncer for which he had -.urgery 1n 19 7 Doctors attributed death to "e'<ten't1ve 1ntr.1cerehr,d hl~ScJing." Conte, a gregarious, cigar·chomp1ng t.leJl·mal...er. brui1gh1 hnmc the bacon for his western Massachu.,ctb d1-.tric1 for 17 term,, more than three decade~ and angered GOP conscf\at1'e' \\Ith h" liberal votes He was the only Republican in a I I ·member I fou\c delegation that, when Conte was elt'cted. wao; o;pl11 bet\\cen the part1 e . His distric t became largel) Dcmo,rat1c during h1~ tenure. rut Conte had no oppos111on 1n seven of h1i. elcctiom. Anal crash vlcdms ldentlfted LO ANGELES -The on-site invcs11g:ition ol a lte~ cull"111r> between 1wo planes ends 1h1s .,..eekend. beginning the pJ1"'1ak· ing, yea rlong analy 1s that will lead to a final report, off1c1Jb :.J1J Friday. The 15 Natio nal Transportation Safety Board 1n-.es1iga1or!> "111 return to Washington. D.C., to study data on the fatal airport crash between a USAir Boeing 7J7 and a Sk)'\\CSt commuter plane, said spoke man Ted Lopatkicw1cL In its Saturday editions, the Lo<> Angele' Time~ identified the controller who federal 1nve!>tiga1ors ~a1<.l directed the h~o pl..1ne' to the same runway us 38-yc ar·old Robin Lee Wa~chcr James Bum~tt. the NTSB official leading the invest1ga11on, 'aid Friday night tf{at he could not confirm the identity of the control· ler "because I don't know her name. I never asked her n;1me · Burnett said he customarily conducts inve tigat1ons .,..1thou1 eek· ing name o( tho!>e involved . Tiana ............... a 'met• of llgbt' BEVERLY HILLS -A legion or comedians and two former presid.cnt s gathered Friday for the funeral o( Danny 'Thomas, who was eulo- gized as a "meteor of light and goodne . " Bob Hope, Milton Berle, Mary Tyler Moore, Ronald Reagan and Gerald f ord were among those who stood on the step of the Church of the Good Shepherd as Thomas' bier. piled high with wh ite roses, was carried up stair . Marlo Thomas The somber, two-hour Ma , atlended by .500 people, wa marked by warm testimonials to Thomss' endeavors on and off the stage, especially the comedian's founding of St. Jude Chil· dren's Re~arch Ho pitnl in Memphis, Tenn. "And Danny's work goes on," Hope aid. "I have it on good authority that God said, 'Movllover, moke room for Danny."' Thomas was to be buried on the ho pita l grounds. NII 1111111 dlnlld second llllllc ._ WASHlNOTON -Neil Bu h's request for a second public hearing on the government's connicH>f ·interc t case again t him ha been denied by a top savings and loan regulator. The president's son had I kcd Timothy Ryan. director or the Office ot Thrift Supcrvi ion. for chllnce to argue his case before Ryan in person. Ryan " due to decide t00n whether r«lriclion should be im- posed on Bush's business acti\title if he takes another position with a SIV1np institution. The offtee charged Bush in January 1990 with connict of inter- est in his role as a director or the railed Si!Yendo Bankina. Sav- inp and Loaft Aaeociation of Denver. Sitverado's c:ollaJ* in De· c:cmber 1988 11 expected to coat tupayen SI billion. . _., n. A#«UMI l'ras Orange Coast Dally Piiot Saturday, February 9, 1991 11 E COAST AUTO orvette dealeris vietorious in smogcheck r battle By Terry JICklOfl MoaMdly N9we .... two COtWtte entrepreneurs hew won a flV9-yeer legal battle over Irregularities In the atate' a amog-check ayatem, lr- regulerltlea that may have forced aome Vette owners to add unnecessary pollution con- trols to thetr cars. The state's settlement of a law.ult brought against the CaJl- fornla Bureau of Automotive Re- pair by the San Francisco Bay arM men ralees serious ques- tions about the accuracy of In- formation used by thousands of aervtce stations In performing the biennial smog checks. A Bureau of Automotive Re- pair executive def ends the pro- gram as being sound, but does admit that smog Information on some Corvettes was wrong. Norm Sinai, a Corvette sales- man who operates a used-Vette store In Pleasanton called Mr. Corvette, said he began having problems getting s mog certificates for his cars after the state Instituted the program In 1984. "I would sell a car. and then the person I sold It to would come back and say a smog shop told them the car was missing certain equipment." Sinai said. "Then I would try to get it smogged and was told the same thing. But I knew from my ex- perience and through Corvette manuals that the car never came with the equipment they said It needed." For example. a 1971 Corvette with the L-48 350-cublc-inch V-8 engine came from the fac- tory without an alr:)njectlon qvs- Mm • part of ht antl-.amog equipment. That aame yeer, Chevrotet offered different ver-liona of the 360 cuplc-lnch en- gine that did come with air lnjee- tton. Sinai found that smog Shops were retying on state-approved repair manuals that had Incor- rect Information regarding what smog equipment came on which engine. In his case, the smog shops were saying he had to Install additional equipment, at a cost ranging from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars. Sln&l appealed the smog- shop decisions to one of the automotive repair bureau's re- gional referee stations. to no av all. "They looked at the same manuals and told me that It was obvious the smog equipment had been removed," Sinai said. In 1985. after being forced to buy back several Corvettes he had sold because of the smog- equipment cdnfuslon. Sinai filed suit against the state. The suit was pursued at first vigorously, but later was allowed to languish, In part because of financial difficulties Sinai said he encountered as a result of his battle with the state "I spent $50.000 In legal bills, I lost my home and my business because of this." Sinai said His lawsuit might never have succeeded without help from another Corvette enthusiast and businessman. Ken Carter. who runs Carter's Corvettes. a specialty parts shop in Livermore, said he also had problems getting Corvettes through smog inspection. ''fYe eeen smog shops tell people they had to have smog devices that never came on the cars to begin with," said Carter. "People have called me up and bought air pumps and thermostatic air cleaners for cars that didn't need them." Carter could not get a smog shop to certify his 1970 Corvette with a 454-cublc-lnch V-8. be- cause he was told on more than a half-dozen tries that his car came from the factory with an air-Injection system and It was missing. Not so. said Carter. He de- cided to join Sinai In hls fight with the state. "The problem here is that the Corvette and other hlgh-~r f ormance cars are special,·· Carter said. "They didn't have the same engines as the regular passenger cars. Also, some of the cars had to meet only feder- al standards. while o1hers had California equipment and others had different parts for high- altitude areas. "For convenience, the Corvet- te was grouped together with all Chevrolets when It came to emissions. No one did their homework on the Corvette." When a car 1s taken to an authorized smog station for its biennial check. the technician is required to inspect the car to make sure all its emission equipment 1s in place and oper- ating correctly The first place that infor- mation should be obtained is from a label that the manufac- turer was required to install on all cars beginning 1n 1971 If that label 1s missing -as it 1s on many older cars -or II the Mazda Miata one of '10 best' With Its popularity among consumers and the automotive media showing no signs of abat- ing. the Mazda MX-5 Mlata has garnered Its most recent pres- t I g 1 o us automotive award-being named as one of Road & Track magazine's "Ten Best Cars 1n the World " In add1t1on . the magazine also selected the Mlata as the "Best Sports/GT" in the $13,000- $21 ,000 class. The list of award winners, which appears In the magazine's December Issue. also Includes such automobile as the Ferran 348. Porsche Carrera 4. Mercedes-Benz 300E and SOOSL and BMW MS. The $14.200 Miata was the only ve- hicle in this illustrious group with a base price under $35,000 In naming the Mlata to their list of the "Ten Best Cars in the World." Road & Track said. "The M1ata manages to com- bine all the honesty. sp1nt and image of the classic sports car with the rehab1hty and durab1hty we've come to expect The Miata 1s a driver's car of the first order. with commun1cat1ve steering. a· responsive throt- tle .. and a gear lever that could have coined the word 'snick · Think of the M1ata as a temf1c automotive pal .. Clark J . V1tulh. chief operating officer of Mazda Motor of America. Inc .. said of the award, ··we are proud of the accolades which the Mlata has received from both const1mers and the automotive media. This recog- HOW DO YOU GET THROUGH TO A TEENAGER WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? CI\EVIEf~ SALES • S RVICE • LEASING 1500 Auto Mat.I Dr., Santa Ana 1354171 1400a4 4•MW nltton trom 011~ ur me 1ead1ng automotive publtcattons is proof positive that Mazda has created a true sports car of enduring value .. Other significant awards won by the M1ata since 1t was in- troduced include Automobile magazine s first ever .. Auto- mobile of the Year" award. being named one of the five "World's Best Cars" by Road & Track. selection as the "Best Sports Car" by the Motorweek television automotive magazine, Inclusion on Car and Driver magazine's list of the .. 10 Best" cars for 1990 and being ranked as the most "trouble-free" sports car In the 1990 J .D. Power and Associates New Car Initial Qualtty Study BE.ACH BLVD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY -NftpOrt/55 Fwy. It Edinger an llEUI \'l'I: (714) 892.etoe (!II) 516-8888 ..... Dept CIC*' 7 Oeyt ltlflt,..,,,_ "9o#S M , 7M" I~ Your DealenbJp can be teen bere. Oal7 "' • weft. Publllbed Tbunda7, Satunla7 le Sunda7. Clmdadoa 14',MI. c.1"2-021 IU:l .I \ t:H i . ~:;:;ACUAA ~A.,A.J SALES ERVICE UAS GRf..;\T ~ El.EC110N Of' Nt.'W • U ~O RS tRt'.t~AVr"U)lq \T 2925 HARBOR BLVD. IN COSTA MESA ,,,~.., car was bunt before 1971, the state requires shops to refer to any one of four approved man- uals printed by private auto- motive-book publishers. Sinai charged In his lawsuit that the state smog-check sys- tem was flawed because of In- formation published In those four manuals. "These books don't agree among themselves what smog equipment should be on a Cor- vette," Carter said. "But the state was standing behind them llke they were the Bible." Sinai and Carter were unable to convince the publishers of the smog manuals that their books were In error. Attempts ·tO per- suade Chevrolet to Intercede also were unsuccessful. Sinai continued to pursue his lawsuit, changing lawyers et least once, and narrowly thwart- ing a move by the state earlier this year to have the case dis- missed. Sinai collaborated with Carter on compiling their own manual to set the record straight on Corvette em1ss1on equipment In August. as S1na1's suit was on the verge of going to trial. the state agreed to settle the case out of court As part of that settlement the state acknowledged that state- approved manuals were wrong when tt came to some Cor- 1991 IMPULSE XS • 5 spd • Electric mirrors • 4 wheel disc brakes • Rear wiper washer • Rechntng seats defogger • Sport cloth upholstery • Guage package • Cut pile carpeting • Halogen headlamps • Tinted grass • A c • Alum Alloy wheels • Ar.J FM Stereo Cass vettes; agreed to notify alt smog-Inspection stations of the problem: and agreed to adopt Sinai's end Carter's new manual as the ottlcial reference work on Vette emission equipment. Doug Laue. deputy chief of the Bureau of Automotive Re- pair. said the state erred tn not resolvtng the dispute with Sinai and Carter sooner "There were certain of these manuals that were Indeed lnCOf'- rect .. he said "But we have to go on the good faith of the manufacturers.·· Laue is adamant that the problems Sinai and Carter •· penenced are very rare. He de- See SMOG/02 • Driver side airbag $10,890 MANY OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS (L7402367l one at thrs prrce • 21 9 ga t~• '""" • T .,,ed g'ass • Ha oqen heaa '•""'P • " .....nee1 o's: D•ti.es • Front t>e<w:,, s~111 • Rt tr t"'I • OCk t>rtkes • Ret • seal • Fu \ ze ~pa•e • •• MANY OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS TUTTLE CLICK NISSAN ~ TUTTLE CLICK ~ 2846 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 ~ALE."". LEA '"'ING SERVICE, PART 714/540-6410 Piart & ~n-1tt Open Mf i6Sa.L 4 IADDLIBACll ~ BEACH Service Parts ' . ~·. 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A tl.in11c oce.in liner But 1( the thought of n hulking wagon the side of an RTD bus al-.o brings back memone) of d1~· mal fuel. econom\,thcrc arc -,ome wck0me surprt'ie' 1n store Drg station wngono; uncc had tht" aero- dyna m1c df1c1cncy of motor home,, v. 1th m1leaJ?c raung' to m.uch But the Custom Cruiser has ob,1ously spent a considerable amount of time ·1n the wind tunnel .,hmming dov. n II' conc;1derablc fig ure Oldsmoblle's new Custom Cruiser combines hauling capacity with creature comforts In a revolutionary station w agon. The nJc I' 't•fl. \Cf'\' llft On ll\:ta,1on. the big w.1g1'n '"111 lt't )!Cnth on 11' \U\pen,ton a.. tht• 11re~ hammer blotch" pa' cmcnt inw ... ubmi'"on. hut that\ about .Ill \Oll 11 C\<Cf feel The effect' llf l11"i1k r11.1lh rarch intrude into 1 he P·'''Cnl!cr Ct,mpartmt·nt It 1.lOC \\OfJ \H.rC hi 'lllll ur lhC ( U\ll\111 ( ru1,<.:r dri''".I! npn1cnce. ii V.lHild Pl' Ul,fl\ .. { 11ml11rt .ind SMOG From 01 nied that any car owner tn \.;all- fornia has been required to add incorrect smog equipment be- cause of errors in state-ap- proved manuals "This 1s simply not a prob- lem." he said "I don't know of any cases were people have had to add unnecessary equipment "We run 8.000 undercover cars a year through the smog shops and not once have we had a shop tell us to add equip- ment The techn1c1an over- looking the tact tnat a required ·1 he 1,harply t.1pered noc;e t:u\\ through the air, a steeply raked \\.tnd,h1eld ;rnd neJr-nu,h side i;l..t" g1\e the atmmpherc little tu ~r.1b hold of. .ind 1.hxir frame., '"·'Pup 111tn the roof for .1,c;moo1h ,h,1pc I \en the roof r.1l k. a pc· r1..nr11.il \t.111on \\,t!!llO feature, " hknd1..J into the tnp 10 reduce I ll llnn \\ind re~1stam·c '' m1n1m1Led to 1 dr.11! '-l'cfhrn:nt of 0 JJ. v.h1ch ., an .1m.1irng 1mprmt·ment mer 1...ir- J1er mnJcl\ '\111 11nl\ J1..l1..'' fuel cc.:orwnl\ bt:11d11 !rum the bullet 'h:1rc hut '' rnd no"c 1, drJ01Jt1· smog device 1s m1ss1ng 1s more otten the case." A check of several shops statewide that specialize 1n Cor- vettes revealed that older Vettes -particularly those from 1966 through 1979 -seem to have special d1ff1culty in being cor- rectly smogged Mark Nero. who runs Nero Corvettes. a· parts and service center 1n Santa Ana. said he regularly hears from customers who get faulty 1nformat1on from smog shops "There's lots and tots of 1t. • he said "People come to me and say they've been told they cally reduced. Even al well above the national speed 111mit, a muted whoo'ih ,., all you hc3r. Bur it take!> more than good acroJ} nam1cs to .tchieve respect· able mileage figures. and the Cui.· tom Crul'lcr's dme train gets mueh of tl·c cre.&.,i. Up in he en· ginc room 1 f.1m1li.1r 5 0-litcr V8 churn ... ;l\\,1), rroduung an cnor- mou :!5Ci pound ft:et of torque al JU't ~.J(IJ rpm But fnr 1991. the "·11,!on\ 1...irhurctor h;I\ been re· pl.teed '"'h ckctwnic fuel lnJCC· t111n 111 lJrdull' nmtml the en· l!lllc·, Jppe111e Rcl>pnndrn!! tt.1 lht.• Juel lnJCC· 1111n\ mnrc pn:c"c:h measured need a smog part, and I tell them Chevrolet didn't make one for their car. It's a real an- noyance." Cart Pugh, service manager for Corvette Mike. a sales and service facility in Orange, said the problem Is "fairly common." "The under-hood sticker ls gone on lots of the older cars. and the books are wrong," he said. "When someone calls us and says they are having a prob- lem. we tell them to come to us because we do our own smog checks We know what's cor- rect. regardless of what the books say .. Johnson & Son's Specials! 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Sat 9-6, Sun 1o-6 Service Hours Mon-Fri 7-7 johnson & son LINCOLN MERCURY ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDIST LINCOLN·MEftCUftY D!AllASHIP 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 714/540-5830 RICH JOHNSON ,.,,...,. ... lie supply or unleaded, the engine produces greater po"er, run'i more 11moothly Jnd u es lcs' fuel Eke· tron1c<, are a wonderful thing The Custom Cruiser's trnnsmis'>lon a1'o lrelps the h1~ ca r 10 ll'>e fuel mnr1..· "panngly on the highway. With four fof".ird <ipecJ'> that include an O\Crdme and lod1ng torque Converter (to redult' tr;1n,. mission \llppage), the Vt< cJn la11I~ rntale bclO\\ 2.00 rpm at hll mph i-,cn .it th 1' JO\\ engine 'peed, there " cnnugh l\lrt)Ul' to .K1..clcr· ate and ehmh ~r,1d1.:' In 11..111rn. the Ollhmob1lc ntc1..h ) t1'1 one g.1 llon ul ~a' fnr c\ c I) 2 '\ mile' 1r.1\clcd nn the h1gh\\JY t 1t~ Despite the settlement of the law suit and notifications by the state to the smog shops, Carter found that In September he was still wrongly being told his 1970 Corvette needed an air-Injection system. "I went to this station and the guy said I needed a pump I told him to call the local referee station. and they fold him on the phone that I needed a pump, .. Carter said Exasperated. Carter drove to Sacramento to get the matter cleared up. Laue said the confusion was the result of the time It takes for figure!. are e tima1 ed at 16 mp!,! rhcse arc excellent figure<, for " huge car. and the~ 're compar.ihlc '''an} m1n1·\an At the rc:ir of the \\Jgon 1!. .1 t.11lgate that opens like .1 convcn· 11on.1l door or fold~ do" n 10 C\· tend the CJrgo Ooor A rear v. in· Jov. v.1pcr 1s thanHull) in place. anti cargo \IC\ nrc 'lpread through 1hc mtcnor to keep p.irccl' 'ecurc 1 he rear bumper ~enc' a) .1 thrc.:,hnld for thc third 'eJt :ind vent "1ndo'"'' al'l> arc induJcd for P·"'cngcr'> 1n the bJclo.. A' hcfi111ng .i h1g Old,moh1lc, pcmer a Sl)t'I 1...in be hJJ f1Jr \\Ill· dn'"· luch (.111 fi,c Joor') Jnd dr:,cr\ ·~.11. th.· air h.1~·cqu1ppul the notice to worl< Its way through the system. Carter and Sinai are not so sure. They believe the entire smog- check sy$tem has maior flaws On their own, they compared 1ntormat1on in the four smog manuals used at the Inspection stations. They said they found dozens of instances where one manual would call for a certain smog device on a car. whlle another would say something dltterent. "These books disagree with each other on all kinds of cars. from Nlssans to Forqs to 'tccnng wheel 1tlt\ lor a perfect fil Jnd cru1\e cont rol can take over on the open road The \ 1MJ Root. J glJ')' pane .1ho\e 1he \C1.:ond row of !>Cat~. ah. h." m.11..lc .i \\Clc11me return from C1~f \\,1g1in' nf the: pa.,t Old· 'mobile then de,cnt'> kudo') fo m;1k1n~ .11111 hx:k hrJk1.:!I '>IJnJJrd on Jll model' tif th1.: Cu.,tom Cru1s· er 11·, J ,afel\ k.iture that\ \• llflh lh \\C1ght 1n !!Old Ye11, 1hc l1J91 Cu,tom Cruiser" the ~llC of .1 pJTatk noa l Out \\Ith a -.tunning ncv. 'hJpc. contcmpo- r.1r. mcth.1n1l.th Jnc.I mnrc interior 'P~CC lhJn JO JHU.1ft llJngar. 1t\ hounJ '''he a \\tnncr Chryslers So how can they be used as the definitive word on what smog equipment someone has to have on their car?" Carter said. Laue said the state works with the book publishers to correct errors. but that he doubts they are as w idespread as Carter contends ''I've seen his llst of dis- crepancies and many of them are a result of misreading th& books," he said Carter bristled at that. and said he and Sinai are looklng Into further legal action against the smog-check system. r.m1 r COR ETTE ~ HEADQUA RTERS ~ 1 12~o?r!tc£2!~!!!~· · Mfg. Sugg. Retail Price... $35,492 Newport Auto Discount ... $8,000 YOUR NET PRICE $27,492 ALL CHEVROLETS MUST GO!!! Including 2 & 4 WD, S-10 Blazers, & Suburbans, Pick-Ups, Stepsides, Fleetsides, Astro Vans, APV Lumina Vans ... 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Qllng ... performance. ou'8t8ridlng Mndllng and the ''lmpre11lve" full-active ' ....,.,.,,.. .option, Road & Tf'8Ck mo recognized the a-.5 • "beet coupe/eedan from 128,000 to S.5,000" In It• 0.- cernber luue. "Whlle our judging criteria en- compH111 the expected virtues of durablllty, high quaJlty and reHablllty, our fundamental con- sideration la can that are exctt- 1 n g to the automotive enthusiast," said Thomas L. Bryant, editor of Road & Tract<. · The award-winning 045 per- formance/luxury sedan Is the first production car In the world to offer full-active suspension as an option. Electronlc traction control as well as a touring package that Includes Indepen- dent four-wheel steering also are available. The 045, along with the M30 luxury/sports coupe and the entry-level G20 mid-size h~xury sedan are available for test driv- es. Contact Harbour lnflnltl In Costa Mesa at 241 -1300 for burn ra get teat 9y1No1Grn MIQJl17' ..... 8er*9 • 8ACAAM&NTO -The on t .. pump .. 71.1 °""' gallon. A oon~ rolet Mdan ltood for ftl-up. It could have ftllhbeck to the 1180a. But WM "ttve" In s.crM*itO )ult a '-daya -ao. The Mrvlce etatJon pump d penMd ~ -8Ctu.I M15, a blend of as per methanol and 15 J)9rcen QMC>Mne. The brand new Luml !uro eport l8dan waa one of t flrlt CMYro1et1 to be u8ed tn t 1tate'1 attemattve fuel fleet. The pump at the Arco stat I• one of two In metropollt Sacramento (and 22 In t atate) bearing the CaJlfoml Energy Commlaeion logo for u 'by vettlclea In the commlsak>n' "Light-Duty Methanof Fuel-Flex Ible Vehicle Demon1tratlon." The words "fuel-flexible" er used to Identify vehlclea capab of burning any combination methanol (a type of alcohol) o unleaded gaaollne -all stor In the same fuel tank. further Information. The 1991 lnflnltl 045 honored as one of the world's 10 best cars by Road & Track magazJne. Fuel-flexlble vehlclea arrlvln In Callfornla to become part the Energy Commission's pr gram look just llke other cars the same make and model. UI tlmatety, they're adorned wit decals that readlty Identify t Netherlands to crack down on air pollution as methanol burners. By Peter Spinks Lc>nOOn Obl«'Yef ServiCe AMSTERDAM -Measures to combat pollution and clean up the environment will remain the Dutch government's key priority for the foreseeable •future, En- vironment Minister Hans Alders says. concerns are now slmply too Important to be postponed or temporarily forgotten about." His plans tor recycling Include deposit schemes for anything from automoblles to refriger- ators. Under the plan. motorists would be entltled to rebates of seve.ral hundred dollars for handing over cars for recycling, while refrigerators would see re- turns of up to $30. vlronmental plans, the govern- ment has allocated an addltlonal $600 mllllon a year for an up- dated version of Its ambitious 20-year National Environment Plan (NEP). • The updated plan, called "NEP-plus," will spend up to $1 billion annually by 1~4. resldentlal and Industrial bulld- lngs. Improved energy efficiency of appliances and a gradual switch to renewable resources such as wind and solar energy. percent by 2000. They'll be driven by em Warnl.ngs that glot>at warming ployees.of state, county and could produce a rise In the sea government agencies, and som level are a partlcular worry to private fteets throughout Call the Du tch, who fear being fornla. Including the county an swamped In 40 years as two-city of Sacramento. thirds of their country lies below The state Is supervising th sea level. use of these vehicles so that I The extra burden of financing can control the flow of data o such measures falls mainly on emissions and performance. Industry and government, Under the hood or elsewher whose costs will rise by 16 per-beneath the skin, there are 20 t d 50 t ti 25 components that have bee cent an percen respec ve-Installed to enable the car t -----f~;;;;;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii:-iiii-:~-:~iiiiiiii~liiy ·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif ____ 1 burn an alcohol fuel that I harmful to certain kinds ~ Orange County's Largest p1ast1c. rubber and meta1 part To fund this and other en- Alders wants to reduce the tradltlonal reliance on fossil fuels by discouraging the lndus- trlal use of coal, for example. Its use In power stations will be cut by more than 40 percent by 2000 as part of the govern- ment's strategy to cut carbon dioxide emissions by up to 5 Introducing plans this week for a deposit scheme on poten- t I ally recyclable products. Alders said that ·•environmental Emphasizing energy con- servation as well as recycling, the plan earmarks an addltlonal $400 million a year for such measures as better lnsulatlon of ~ SECURITY B_'l!'IFIC BA~MK In {~~v:O~~n::o~~r!e~s~~p ~ rJ .._ -~ &IC and 1 OK Road Race nent -one exctusive to meth anol burners -Is a sensor tha PRESENTS the untrained eye probabl FEBRUARY 24, 1991 would consider part of a moder car's emissions system. T FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ~~~~te':11~h~hepe~~~t.:~g1 methanol and gasoline beln l JI LJ rt A I burned at alt times. so that th Vrl,.,IV computer can adjust the engln for optimum performance. SK Run and Walk -7:30 A.M. Methanol ls one the fuels th tOK Run and Walk. 8:30 A.M. state Is testing as an atternatlv to gasoline. The others are II o Registration begins 6:00 A.M. -Coco's Par-king Lot quefl ed petroleum ga lo (propane) and comprtrSse UJHERI~ Fashion Island. Newpon Beach. Enter San Miguel off MacArthur _sfJ/kfr 4flt!JY 'f4.facrlifr~'1fND Run wilh Lisa Weidenbach, US top female athlete, then JOlll Llsa as she present.s a commemorative souverur to every chl1d finishing the Spu1t Run. Every child is a wlll.Oer. Celebrate Spirit Day at the Island featuring live entertainment · Jeri and the Jetz · refreshments and much morel ~!Wt FASHI O~ l ~U\N D ~ Ht/elf I.VA~ N E w r 0 R I ( I NT FR IMCDONNIELL DOUOLA9 m s L•lt~ i#ou,..,.rd. L""'] l#IKh. CA '°946.0001 • /1,,. -Event Manegement: Ebte Raang, Inc £~.~ For Info: (714) 648-4897 or (6.19) 275-6440. -----------------------------------------------------ENTRY FORM (Please Print) LLLL Mail completed form, fee to: Spirit Run. 1900 Po rt Seaboumc, Newport Beach, CA 926600fflc1al Use Only FEES: (all entry foes include race l·shirt) lnd1v1dual Entry S 1 5.00 S (aft« 2/1~1) S 18.00 S Donation only S ___ _ Name (first) (last) DonatlOn only w11h t-shlt1(S15 min.)S _ LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Of~:lltSpmt Run Souwni; S~·~ Address Child S l 7.00 S LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Slz~~~~\·x:uJl~~::~2/1ml City St.ate Zip If you wouW liele ,.._ r~ p.cket LL LLLLL NtedtoyouaddSO.SO TOTAL fNCLOHO • LLLLLLLLLLLLL $ s -- Phone ~e on Race Day Sex M f r-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~--... LLLLLLl::.LLLL LL LL CHECK ONE: Pl.EASE MAKE CH£Ck PAY ABLE TO: 0 SK Run 0 101C Run 0 SIC Walk Spirit lun 91 Official Use Only. Raa I Am'lPd. ·---CK Cash A_H_G_E_Clau:. __ _ ....... alllt 0.. ..... .,,.. ............ ,.... lfATllLlll•U...ACI , ....... ..., .... _,..,.. .... , 0 I .................. . ........... ....._. ..... _ ....... .,............... . ·-·-.. DIVISION CODES tcheckonc> Division A B c D F _c H I -· -I( _L _M N _o _ T SI( 6&undef 7~ 9.10 11-12 Tl-15 16-18 19-24 2S·29 )().)4 35.39 ~ 45~ JO.St ... ,.. _ Awards Oivls'°'1 3 _E 3 F 3 :.....-G 3 _H 3 -I 3 :._J 3 I( ) ~L ) _M l ) _o ) _T l ) J .. 101( 12a.undtt 13-15 16-18 19.24 25-29 )O.J4 JS-lt 40-44 45-tt SO.st 60:(,9_ ,..,..,., Awards J J J l l l J ) ) ) J J natural gas. Then, there's elec trlcal power. Methanol, propane and nat ral gas can be used In modlfl versions of Internal combustlo engines. Electric motors are whole new ball ga,rne that 1 I presently poking along pendln further development of the ba terles that power them. While the state Is eager t wean motorists away from th dependence on crude oll-ba gasoline, It's even more eager t put fuels In vehicles th produce few. If any, air po lutants . Methanol, which Is made fro natural gas. Is one of th "cleanest" alternative fuel M85 produces 50 percent f pollutants than unleade gasoline. In one sense, It's too clean It's hard to see the flame whe It'• burning. Hence. the M8 blend. The 15 percent gasoll prod&.tCea visible ftames, an I portent consideration tor f Ir safety. Another reason for the 1 percent gasoline Is to make M85-fueted car easier to start I winter -months. Straight alcoh fuel It hard to Ignite In extr cold weather, according t Energy Comml88lon spoknma Bob Aktrlch. There'a llttle difference In formance between methan burning or ga1ollne-fuele Chevrolet Lumlnu. The met anot-burner 111rned a bft pier than the convention Lumlna Euro Mdan I r teeted about a ye91 9g0. WhUe rnethMol .. deer'! per.ct tog•ollne, "'• not economlal. 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AT, AC, mint V6 (Stk #~583 l.Jc. hk•new IStk cond. (Sitt #91581 #1641n) 1 91604 lie 115!>8101 Uc. #0650521 1 90 NISSAN MAXIMA Scyt, ve, AT, (Sttt. #N13 Lie. 13&4113) 18711 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH '~l~RQP • - JANCO PORSCHE 15 NOW ONE OF THE TOP '!TEN" PORSCHE DEALERS ·IN THE USA. e INVENTORY e SERVICE e LOCATION ' PRICE '87 TOYOTA ''7 FORD BRONCO II '87 NISSAN MR2 EDDIE BAUER PULSAR '87 vw ~ GLi ~ Ovtlf l 1 Red, sunroof, AMlfM Utt kit. fully AC, auto, t·tops, This cans a real P11E\lt~ ~ stereo CHI , r~11I equipped lfS.000 original looker ( #013733) V OINN~3l.. l' tires. (10 101205941 (#386393) mu... EHIC&.Es • •&995 s7495 s7495 s7595 ~CH0osEl ~---+----+----r~:-==-::--:-::-.--~Ir. '88 ACURA '87 NISSAN '88 VW '88 vw GTi '89 FORD PROBE LS MAXIMA JETTA Check this low mile Like new/1oaded. Very clean BMW Auto, loaded. Won't 5spd. snrf, AC beauty 1#033551) (#~SS) Trade In (#155490) lutl (1 301629) (41205949) '87 CHEVY '86 AUDI '88 vw GTI '89 TOTOY A '17 CHEVROLET Z28 IROC SOOOCS TURBO CAMARY Z28 '89 NISSAN 240SX Pearl white load<>d 1#0096871 '87 HONDA PRELUDE '86 BMW 325 '90 VW '90 HONDA JETTA GL CRX Automatic. air cond. Auto, loeded. sunroof (#404670) (#021642) '90VW JETTA GL Auto. loaded ~#627910) '89 FORD T·BIRD '86 BMW '89 CHEVY 528E ASTRO VAN Auto, moonroof, Low miles 0.-.... lildla. llllllld Auto. loaded loaded. lo mies, low m1leag•. one 1#5074901 cs.-••--o. 1#659055) air. (•138892) owner d •Ult (#113211 110,995 '10,995 ~1,995 s11 995 '11 995 '86 BMW '89 Wi CA8RIOlET '87 BMW 'eO FORD '90 VW 325 BOUTIQUE 3251S -AEROST AR CABRIOLET Whrte low miles loaded 16706371 White on wt.rte. (#021573) '90 AUDI 100 '17 BMW u '89 BMW 525 18,000 rrui.1. climlte /Wto, INdld, wNM. Blaclctan. (#085540) controf, AC cruise, f~'2',_7) PW. '17,995 '18 995 '21,995 •24,995 '•BMW 731 '86 PORSCHE '• lmZ '89 MERCEDES 'II MIZ 11-.. CABRIOLET IOOE 300E CONVEllTm.I (#1714201 Bladt pear1 (4'027090) Low ,,.... OUllOm .............. c...-. '279'00 s25,995 '21995 *30 995 '41 10850 E. FIRESTONE Bl.VD., NORWALK/DOWNEY LOCATlO l(nlll(IN 1"I I I" ,..,._ ON n4a -• .... lONI 7M/&3&-&ns 1-aoo-237-4336 PARTS DEPT CRH IA~V • ' • . . . ( A GUde To Red Estate: Hanes. Ai:xrtnents Q:)rrmercid ad hleSment HlMTINGTON B&\CH •:=: • OOl..DEN WEST IBTATES MESA VERDE• COSTA MESA •NEWPORT SHORES WEST NEWPORT a: 0 al a: < :I: I t I .. • ' I .... " •""" t" V••• - DALY NOT/ BAL ISTATI •"-• 37 BURNING TREE SPECIAL LOCATION In exclusive Big Canyon. $1,295,000 • BAYFRONT, FURNISHED ~xury living .. $1,049,000 CYPRESS POINT GOLF COURSE Custom home $2,595,000 t. SATUB>AY. ~ 9, 1991 / t'Nilf J .. 2 RUE GRAND VALLEE SPECTACULAR VIEWS of golf course and city $1,195,000 Location great opportunity! $560,000 PAGE 4 / SATURDAY, Febtuary 9, 1991 GREAT VALUE! (,re 11 <'l'Cn l),,or pl.in \\llh \.111lt,·d c<·il111i:' I rnhh p.llnt<·d muYc·m ,0nd11ion T"o BR. :!BA.:! <.tr g.1r.1i;c Ni.ti\' !Jn,h,Jpcd Slf,9.•1::i BLUFFS I l•11k1ng for thl' h<'\l; C11mpl<'t<'I' nw<krn1H·d tm,nhoml' I ui;<' nl.\\tcr \llllC, lin•pb<c, shutters, hlrd\\ooJ !loon, Bcrh..-r carpctmi; < lo'" to 'lhool' .ind shoppmi: -;1,:;,:::a H EXCLUSIVE BLUFFS Greenbd1 Views' Extri luge open floor plan. Two BR. 2BA. IO"-nhome \\1th vaulted ce1lmgs, !Jq;e mu1rr su11c:, ftrc:pl.ice, pnv.uc p.1110 .ind commun11y pool view S..?99.C\:~ BA VVIEW TERRACE '\. • B1'k Ill\ rc,re1t on "111.:k k'd llllml' :!HR, :!f\.\. 'urn uri:rJcld l 11 •. 11ed m i:.11cd .,,111mun1t\ Jr•i:i:mi:. •him~. 11 l \\,tlk, 11 "I'd d1.: B.lll.. BJ~ SF•:!.::: CORONA DEL MAR f\l-t l..cr1 , .. r,·1 m ( <>r<inJ ,!d .\hr I ),uUtl\C 31\R, to\\·nlwmc \\1th J\\O-t;lt111n 'PJ, 1cnn1\ Clo\c 10 'hoppmi:. '' hl•t'I' .ind bc:t< hn s '7:!.5:" NEWPORT HEIGHTS AlHolutch churning 3BR, and I 1m1ly room home tm.ill) rcmodclcd light, wh11e and bni;ht l..u~c \ .irJ Quiet <ul de u~ loc.u1on. Rc:.idv for in mcdwc: occup.inc' S:l9'i,:'.>O MYVIEW TERRACE \1cd1tcrnrw1ft home Ill i:.i1cd ""mmunlt)'· W.illung duuncc to f\Jck 8.iy recrt'a ttonal f:ac1la11c:s rhrcc BR, 21;BA,J'lant.i11on ,i,uttC'rs, h.ardwoo Ooors, sccunty ,., \tCm f rcshly painted S42 9.SOO HARBOR VIEW HOMES C..:irmcl on corner locauon 2nd 'tory ma> i;1vc: you cuy vu.•w. Pbns mdudcd an purchue price for .:ori.:C'nus cuuom home. Three BR. 2BA (. ommun11y pool $435,000 BAVCREST C urrcndy best bu}' four BR. scpu.itC' mHtcr suite, form.ii dining room l1m1ly room \vuh '.iultcd cc1lan~\ H.irdwood noors Comp.inr 09. nrd. wbm11 rour offer $449,000 JASMINE CREEK Excum~ .ind \p1c1ou\ 2BR. pl ' d n, hardwood lloon. great prnos An c"cp11onll value Catcd communll\ Mth pooh lml trnm\ court\ 'iclla v.111 LJrn fim T.D. to q11Jlsf1t·d huvcr S ~'J'\,000 BEACH AND INCOME J .1hulou\ duplex fifty step\ 10 \url Jnd ,,,nd 4UR. 2BA, upper. 2BR. 2BA. lowu on oversized lot uri;t· unit~. ,.:rr.11 \'lluc. S'i9'\,000 OUTSTANDING INCOME Gl·ncratcd from th1\ bc.ich duple>. 4BR, 3BA, lower unit JSR, .2BA urper un11 Onc block to s.ind Seller mo11v.ucd. Great 1m:omc .ind investment potC'nttOll SH9,000 GATED COMMUNITY Community pool, tennis. Nclr ocean. 3BR. 21 :BA upgrldrd honw \'\'onder(ul pauos for enterummg. Owner leaving areJ 15 mouvJted. $549,000 JASMINE CREEK Pm .11c sr1 .. .ir cond111onmi; ful' H~cum\· S\ Hem Three: BR. ~BA •r •1111< t c.ul-dr-q.:, Orl1ghtlul p.111 1 'l\lth lnm tr.n JnJ Sp<'Clll r••Se gJrdrn Pn• JlC' g.ucd <Ommun11 \ Ss.49,~C: JA'SMINE PARK C ~ron.i drl ~br. '1\R. :!H \ •n i:.11cd commumt\' l O\C'I\ \IC'I\'\ lrc•m 11\ mi; room Jnd k11chrn "-huttrr\ 1hrou~hou1, ,,uht•dr.11 tc1lmi;• l'l'rft'lt \IC:'I\ dr.k s-.~·1,:,:: LIDO ISLE Currently loWC\l pri~l"d llH'r\l/l"ll lot On the fsbnd i.iri:c rrt< ,11(' \UOO\' plt10. CloH' I<' tcnm\, 1'r.1c.:hr\ .rnd dubhnusc S'i'i?,:;:~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES One story homC' dose to grcrnbdt Tot.ill)· remodeled w11h French doors .ind "'mdo""s Buth in enterummcnt Ct'nter Lif::ht, bni:ht ;ind 1mm.acul.ite $559.000 HARBOtl RIDGE Magmf1ccn1 views Vc:ry pnHtt' loc.111on, newly dci:on tcd .ind rcmodclt d Two c>.tu lar ge cnclosc:d patios Two BR, plus den Dvn.im Pbn SS6:>,COO COUNTRY FEELING R11r.1l .11mo>ph,r, 111 th h .. ir1 nl th,· Cll) <.. h.um1ni; 11001~ un wonderful lot. MJt11rc trcn. pn,.11e. scr,•nc. H'cluded I our BR, 3BA, pt•ol w, wood dr.~m~ l.<.HC opt1nn or lcHc S"i!i'J,CC: CORONA DEL MAR Ouplex·mcomt• fixer One ol tlw best locauom \'1c\\ nf ml•UntJtn\, possible peck a-blln \'IC"' ot h.1\ ~ice curb appc;il liolllh of PCH .and south of lhy,1Jc Dr 'r Sf. I "i,OOC RURAL LIFE STYLE A like at your b;ick door. this '4 RR. home u located m \Cclud('J neighborhood of ( hcrry L.tkc Your O\\n dock for rcll1111 g Owner moving out o( \t.11r S629, SOC HARBOR VIEW HILLS Newl)· rc:modclcd .and drcomcd 4BR, 211BA. hn111e fr.uurmg French doors .and v.•mdow\, \\ ond floor\, high be.anted ce1hni;s New landsc.ap1ng. Lu1:(' pravJte lot. sns.ooo • CORONA Hl6Hl.ANDS-OCEAN VIEW Situated on Canyon. CKdcnen haven, mnndtt down to tac r;rusy IM ... Jriwlllt _._. '-c.ftct. :ru bM,.,,~_. ~ lcvd hon.. tltS.000 BEAUTY IN BAYCllEST Excaung new offering 1n gmt l0C11ion. Spacioua ~BR (amily home wuh many ntru. Fabulou• priv.uc pool and •cdudcd uied brick p:atio am. A me offering. $S93,4>00 DOVEJI SHOllES AJlU Good 1urc and charm ii\ this crm family or couplet home. Four BR f 1mily room, countty kiu:hc1> with catinc ..ru. Spaciow muttt auitc. Ncw Orlcant atyle pauo tiri1 h spa. $~9,SOO RESIDENTIAL 644-6200 2 Cl IC PLAZA# 100 NEWPORT BEACH ESTATE COMPANY BROKERAGE 644-6200 PORT BEACH Mw:.n ~11!'11 r ., •• _. '-ily .................. ,... .. ..... , 1 ...,, ....... , .. ta, _.,, .. ...., .. .....,_, ........ ~ . .,... ........... ~-.... --... ,· HARBOR RIDGE CREST Four BR, Kensani:t'ln model. perk.i for fam1lv .Jnd entat.11nink Air cond1uoned, b, 1h in ~·Jt, , J r closet, extr.J \I >n " ~dJcd lolt M:n1er suite "1!\i 'f'-1 md ':' Jm shov.·er S '..'95,::: CORONA DEL MAR One Jnd .J h"lt blo<.k to b,·,1 hn Chummi: <.Ountn "' k' k11,hen "'11h ~kx1,;rn p.1v~ r . )Ide b\ s1d.: f1rC'pbH0 P.1t "' wnh 'P.i R.:n1.1I un11 ... uh mm1 vc.in. ,, .... s~•):.,j:: IRVINE TERRACE LOCATIO:"-\'JI-\\ I Of \TJO;-..: 81."Jut1!ul •BR n..-cum·c home m ffill\C' in cond111on. l'alect for t.im1h Jnd ('nii:n 11mn~ ~cv. f-rl nch doors, 'Julted ,.·ood c.:1ltng~ Se.um\ syHem, S7'it.,o:o WESTCLIFF CUSTOM Six BR. l.Jq~c yu d. bq~c pol I :\ spc<. JI home for J fam1I~' FC>rmll dinm~ room. breJkfau room. This homC' " 1".l1t1n~ I< r vou md your tJm1ly~ Si99,s::: SEAVIEW Submu term), S84?.::~c or SJ,s:: le.lsc or lc.ue optton tud<. -vou nJnie 11! F.tbulous SBR cuuom11ed home IO secluded 'C.J\ IC\\ urge Jot .md view. ~ll('n mom.1tcd S8•9,:00 HAUOa VIEW HILLS Uncompaublc oceJn, bay and cnv l1ghu from this 38R, 2Vl BA home m very des1r.ible lontton La~c lot. Spcml Harbor View Hills offering $869,000 S£AVIEW Cuy hghn and park views hbulou~ family home tn gJte guarded ind secluded communny Tot.Jlly cu.uom1zcd. Lo,·clv l.andsc.ip1ng v.11h pnvue sp;i $89S,OOO SAT\MOAY. tretwwry 9, 1991 I t'AGE 5 BIG CANYON The owner lus priced 1h1\ .;uuom home to sell, not tomorrov. b1;1 tod.Jv. The !ugc pm'.Ue .Jnd bc.Juufull, !Jndscipcd re.tr i:uJ;n h.is JS sp.J l.oCJuon on .J cul-de-uc ~BR.:? ~BA home SI.IS:.:~: BIG CANYON !:ltunnmi; •• c:r.nc -'BR. ,. 11h spuklmi: pool, elLtrJ lui:e pm 11c lot Dccor.ucd .Jnd remoJd,·d wnh the utmou cuc mJ Htcnt1 n to dcu1I FJq:.Jnce 1nd comlor: JbOu'1ds S t.~9S CCC EMERALD BAY P.Jnor.i m1c ocon 'll w' !ram :h1\ splCIOU\ fam1h hnmc uq~e room,, lou of light. b('Juu!ul ,. ood !loon, ,i.-rlp u ound Je .. ks Io,., er le"el "'-1th 1Jm1h· room St.J9;,::: HARBOR RIDGE Out\unding v1cv.·1 vi '''".Jn .Jn.! 1.lt\ khts Pl.1ns included, proper:' 1s bemi: sold ".1s 1s"' Gu.ud ~.tud .:ommunnv. f.JhuJous opponumt' w bu~· m thu ('Adum e .Jr('.t Sl.9SO.CCO . BELCOURT WILL TRADE OCEAN VJE\X'' Eleginth appointed SBR, custom home W1th 4 ~ bath, famJ) room, smc of the Jns k11chen Huge mutn suite with f 1repbce and walk tn closet. Four or garage. S2.29S.~00 llMBO• ISL.UID DlllVE Inspired by the elegance of "Old World Vil!J.s" this cxquuttdy remodeled custom horr.e feat\ircs mirble, sione, wood floors Four BR. O~BA. Dock for SS ft vacht S2,49S,OOO lllVINE COVE Across from bc.lch. •·e've 1un Lined thu SBR. one story on huge lot overlooking the whttc •ater of Irvine Cove LOCATI01'. LOCATION Great potentul for remodel or additions $2,495,000 SATIJRDAY ONLY COROU Dn MAI 900 CiAROOllA WAY 1-5 WOY LOMG SS.9.500 IOPOll ltlltACC 11 UTITUOl 1·5 CAROL POICllU Sl7l.OOO HARIOI WOOOS 402 NAHOI WOOOS 1-4 IJJOHllSOM "59.000 SATIJRDAY & SUNDAY IAYCalSl ltol YACHT TWUMT 1-4 SHUUIR/McClAUI sacuoo SUNDAY ONLY IAY'RIOGl 33 NITTMY 1-4 DCIJ 111.UO UIO.oot IUlfTS 2122 WSTA lMOO 1·5 DAHILL RICE sm.500 SMTA MA HTS ltUl R~DR 1-4 MAm JIULCOMI sm.• 1m. tt1UCE 1121 .-.t DOClE 1·5 ... COCftl S7".• JASllMt CIW 13 JASlllC CIW 1-4 JACIJ( llDGM .... COIOM M1'NUllOS m SlWMI .... .,. mm ••• COIOllA DO. .. lll FOllW 1-5 WI Wit.SOM S1ts• JASMle(cmJ lt WMfltWAlU .... SUlAIM SIMD • •• In COURT ··~ M KW PMTCIC WtS.• smws n ca.IA 1-4 JACaJ( SMl11' $4.-.0 COIOM DO. MAI J CllST CllCU .... U.JOMSC* SM.IM ....... lflS lMU.m f.$ ..... ,.., .... • CMfOI n--Tm 1·5 CMOl tilSOI $UIS• lW1U IOCI UL,. 1-5 Ill COTt .... MaUT . ,. ···-.... CMLYI CIWI -- \ PAGE 6 / SATURDAY.~ 9, 1991 DALY NOT / llEA&. UT Alt 844 8200 Brubh fi Ellis 84412• VIEW-HARBOR RIDGE 4 bedrooms, den, 3 '· 2 baths.· $717,000 ''7'1d Ota 7eaa "' w"u '7t1~ 1/DM 1 ' VIEW-HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3 bedrooms, 2 1 • ·baths. $869,000 LOT -HARBOR VIEW HOMES CUSTOMIZED EXECUTIVE HOME Beautiful!~ remodeled & expanded to perfec tion. Spacious private master suite & four bedroom w/famd y room and pool. An exceptional offering. $725,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES \\ onderlul 5 Bedroom Somerset model with large lot, protess1onalh landscaped with waterfall and spa . Owner '>cl\~ '\.1ake Otfer" $625,000 OCEAN VIEW Fdbulou' \1ed1terranean single familv home in gated communlt\ with lore\ er views. Priced below market. $379,000 Linda Oeth 721-0116 Lois Jacobs 760-8384 With plans. 'ewl~ reduced IRVINE-WESTPARK 4 bedroom bonus room. 3 baths. LEASES VI EW-PY GLA S HILL VIEW-HARBOR RIDGE V I EW-HARBOR RIDGE MALI GULLEDGE 720 -9800 CONSIST ANT TOP PRODUCER $435,000 $529,000 S4,250 S4,250 SJ,ooo OWNER -USER CORONA DEL MAR EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE GRE AT OPPORTUNIT Y! Reduced for quick. escrow. Four bedroom, 2.5 baths. Remodeled. $559,000 SHEILA NOWROOZI HARBOR VIEW HOMES SPECIALIST 760-9786 .. CALL R-2 LOT EXPANSIVE FRONT ROW HARBOR • OCEAN VIEWS B.J. •NSON 721-0048 Ill CUY• The large private and beautifully ~ndsnped rear garden lus a Spd located on • cul·de ~c this 48R home is designed for t'l~ant ''"'"K "L B"11T S 1 1 S0.000 IELCOllT·Wlll TUil 11111 P111M DAILY N.Or / ISAL aTAft ' . TWO EXCLUSIVE BACK BAY ESTATES----- 2.22ACRE CUSTOM VIEW ESTATE RA.RE OPPORTUNITY SPECTACULAR VIEW /TENNIS E.5TATE 1 his magnificent ~ bedroom. ~,_, bath plus KTWnt quarters tO develop your own 2 22 acre estate is situated on 1.84 acres • cutcom estate on this unKJUe locared at the edge of Back Bae' Bay percel Look out to 81) s Ecological Rewrve This endless suru.ns & en1oy the 1s ont o( Orange County's toul pn~cy and recre11uon most important \ iew that this locauon offers A proptrttts The pr1vare l(&ted four bedroom. four & one-entran(( will ltad you to half bath home with thrtt car mocor court with pirktng for garage currently occuptts this O\~r 20 cars Cuscom lighted trnnu court & 20 mtttr pooj wath spe and rock waterfall ttt<ite Owner will consider a trade, sulMnlt J'OU.r offu nowt This" the ulumare enttrtamer's delight Owner will conaid•r a trad• for Corona Offwed at $3,900,000 dtl Mar oceanfrom or commemal property. Off•red at $4,500,000 * Combine both proparffes to create one of Newport•• nnest eatatea * NEW LI STING -BELCOURT EXCLUSIVE BELCOURT TOWNE NEW LISTING -CORONA D EL MAR COUECTION PLAN E Thu four bedroom, four and one-half bath former model Townhome ., snuattd on the greenbelt for complete pr1vacv Profess1onalh decor· attd tn neutral colors with n tens1ve uw of 1mponed ule 000fs and plush carptttn8 •lvoughout Spectacular mas· ter suite which includes rts own mrnt with marble fire- p I a c e Custom MAGNIFICENT OCEAN VIEW TENNIS EST A TE Sttp 1mo luxury an this Occa.n. CatahN & Cat) hght vae-w Ttnnis utatt locattd an the htart of ~twpon BHch Pra· vatt electronic entry ~att leads you to th1> '\ BO. 6 BA custom conttmporu ) one o( a kind home Enrnuiners del&ght w/European ~ourmtt kJtchen.. granite counters & Kate-of. landscaptng with spe off downstaiH ~droom and magrufictnt fountain 1n r"r yard Other fu tures include thrtt c.r garage, atr condKiorung, crnual vacuum, t«unry system. walk·behind wtt t>-.r, r-o dishwa~. uuh compeetor, and cus-tom Alm1Umo EurOpHll lttchen cabtne(ry)plus othtr up(trades coo numerous to mfl\UOf\ Opportunity for prlval• f i.nanclnal OPEN SUNDAY 1-S • IELCOURT Oil SO. Offered at $1,495,000 rht-art 1ppl1ancts La.rgt downsta.in rnrmainmmt ara that indudn 4,M·tcrun T.V wrth surround JOUnd ac Wint ttUar Thu is a propnty o( unmacchtd value' A1Jo aviilalm for short tam month to month leuc Offered at $1,ll0,000 BEST OP BELOOlJl&T Belcourt Tenace Plan '8' -Beet Location! Eltgandy appoannd \ BR, )'I BA, townhornr. Deca1trtd 111 narural colon wrth bnuufol wh«t rtk floon.. Jkrbet C&tpc'fll'l8 & P\anm1on shutrt'n Rn.r yud backs onco grttnbtlt '°' euy 1cetH ro walkwat •JSttm • pool a spa (acil.rws Many orhn upgrades too numerous to mttltJOft Reduced from "55,M, Now OH.-et ....... Belcourt Terrace -Expandecl Plan -C' GraclOlu l1v1n~ at 1U ft.nn1 'Bnttly Hills'' dttonung RJChly duatltd ) BR, ~BA horn« W'ICh _.. o( mounoins and crry h~hu Pr1va1t pool Many orhn upgrades to nutMrOUJ to m<ntion BIG REDUCTION ol ..... Now ~ et '!'"• a.1court Ten.a Plan 'C' * Aa.. f • Leelt* ToraUy upgraded ) Bil l 8A plus family t00m townhomt. SiruMed on an CMfS&Xd loc '°' cOfnflcte P"KY· Goraeou• m.rblt lloon a 1WUtraJ colortd ~ dlrooghouc Cutto.n peinc a ·Wiftdow rmcmmu and tN!ny C\&llom cabtnm...Pto. fmJONUy da1gMd l'ftf ptd w/blilk·lft 88Q Will kue for "'*1J/ mo Qwick flcrow 0 A Bac.k a., c ... tom Lot Ta"t advantap ol orw 0( dw laa opponuniun to build '°°"' own c1utom drum horn«. Tho 1.H acre nca« &oattd "' N"'J'Oft Bnch'• kl& Ber ii rndy to So· Muka.1rlilhon dollar ~ tunound this larr putt!. &10, an chit recratKlll tt. Beck a.y allows. Mq ...... ,_ c.;. .... ---r::e-..;!•::;rct;t,'t.... ...;.._n.·. • 9U8Ml1' Y0U1t orna ..,. . oe... .. •t.-- BA.LBOA ISLAND Owner WW Carry. Sua..nlt Now! bctllmc t oncfilion. ) 91.. l IA home 1 bilk to W9ttr. Gtne to Ii~ 1t1 :Of ln\ICll,__ Of mnfie lot PoftNi91 fOf MW drftM home. ., .. ,,.,,.....,.... .... CNl._.at __ • SEA ISLAND FORMER MODEL HOME t ovely l BR plus dm, l . BA wcunry rownhc>!M EWrnct abuundi •/t r<t'f'IRW vw of -hilt nlt pevtn oll trhl<t Btrb«r Utpc'ftng le bltachtd plantation shutttn Loe of marbk in dw herM tr/J1cuz.n nwcn rvb ProltUion.11 landJ<•f""I w/pondt '" tht tnll') wa~ &: rur petlO Ofl'ltr ~lrcy lntUrn incl!Mk C\l!lfom ... u ptpt'TS a/c, ttt sniem. cmrral v.c . wn .., er ,_,4 i:•ttd commun1t\ Offend et MU• • Evt-ry year since Steve H>Qh i<>tned COldWe I 8~"· e· n~ n::i~ flPen .a m .. mtlf'r ot the ores t•O•Ous Presodent s Club and that cons1s lt'!lC) is one ot Steve s great strengths He s t.>f11oent and ettectrve and his computer 11~ eracy nas enabled him to devek>P a repvta 11()11 among,., so ~s tor ser:vice inars untQoe He c; an ac.compl shed hstong aoent and each ot n1s ct en•s rece.11e a deta•leara w th a 009ree n t>oOcnem.stry Pnor to pning COl<Mo I Banker ne was Western Regional sa esma" ot •tie year !Of a map med.cal supo<y form S•eve speoa zes n Coasta properties '" bOth Newporl Beach and LaQuna Beacti. wnicn give5 hrs buyer5 a greater e.a.l)eft•se Ill a O!oadef prOOUC1 and poc" range H• s ,J oreat e¥ ample ot tooay and tomorrow's business 111.e and protessoenal real estare c;ale" as~1ates It you d l.ke to find out more aoout the w1nn1ng comt>onatoen of Steve Hioh and Coldwel Bani.er call Steve at 644 9060 e~t 1 t I HOUSE HUNTING JUST GOT flASIER A. home with the Bll;e Robben Award trom Coldwell Banket is ready to move into the day 'fOO loot. at rt To earn ttios award 1 home must pass ngorous tests both inside and oot And though lhey're in move '" condition they re pnoed to 1 sell Just call us !Oda AOof"able clollhOme I ~ trom ocean BM.I peff ect fOf vacatl()t'I nome or couple wno ..,ant to be near t>e<KXh Bernard Towe rs OPEN SATURDAY 1-4 p.m. E.utstde Costa Mesa David Prtnce Newport B .. ch Patr~ Bal1ol1C Newport S..Ch Craig Neubo HV Homes lafane Shaw E.-stblutt Joann Allerman H.I/ Hiiis Ly~n Ew"Q Big C.nyon Sara Marvin 245 Magnoll1 5245 000 516 Liver W1y SJ6 1 000 10 Vienna S!>-'9 00"' 1957 Port Trinity S590 'V' 933 Belhs S6'90'() 20 Bruning Tree s1 250 CY'C Shor9ci1Hs Kay Parker 255 Evening C.nyon S2 ,50 000 Penln1ui. Caroline Haines 1316 West B•y •2 350 000 OPEN SUNDAY 1 =4 p.m TurUerodl Enc Shaw Co«>N del U.r Bernard Towers Newport Height• unm ~rston 516 l..avet Way S369 000 1 Momlngl/19W Sot 15 000 300 Larkspur $-419 900 2322 u.,g.m $-429 000 s 1 Nof1Nmpton $499000 831 G#denll $535 000 10 Vltnna 1$49.000 EASTSIDE C.M. $425.000 4 BR 3 BA • ottoc.e rec room iacuzz• tub ceramic tile 1argt-yaro I> l poi ne A cnarmer Chris Lindsay HI/ Homes t_ :ir21nl) , ... ~¥\' Coron1 del Mir Oa"id GolOsberr~ B1ycrest O•a"a Goldsoerr) Little Balbol 1st. ~ay Pan.t-• H I/ Hills 1<ay Ra<iQw Corona del M.r t<.t:• n Hut ,. "'SO"' Newport lsl1nd David Pr "'e H1rt>or Ridge Esl Judy Menz little S.lbol llM Kay Pa"'-er Spyghlss Manan Reeov Big Canyon Sa•a Mal'll Spygllsa Hm Be11 Reedy ShorecllH A.11 Mat~ 1958 Port Trinity (C.c.l'I (V'('I 427 Nerclssu1 S'l95 CY'() 2206 WlndWerd S5%00 320 Grand C.n•I SI-.a 0 1207 Keywesl S• J • nno 611 01hhl y, ., 0 371 7 cn1nnel P1 ~ ., 000 2001 V1cht l/1g1lan1 s ·~5 000 2005 Y IChl Oetendef s ~':> I(, I 7 Chert>ourg s .<)q 000 318 Grind Canel sg3q 00 20 Bruning Tr .. S'.!>000 255 Evening Canyon SI 'SO 000 24 W.9'°" $1 595000 227 Ev.n1ng Canyon $1 795.000 OPEN SAT, A SUN.10-2 p.m. I BAYVIEW TERRACE 144',000 Elegant tloghly upgraded home• IUMY & bnghl Pool size yard Jenn.Aire killChen & mucn mor Dar911 8tyan NEW LISTINGS I BALBOA ISLAND $2,0SO,mo. l ~roe kvong room ~ hrepl.ace lflSlde L1undry lac1l·toes Located near &hops SEA ISLAND $832,000 BNi..Mutly ·us1om1zed 2 SR 2 1 '2 8,\ '°""' nome Ei.vator light & bnght FOnT\al 0 'll"O IO\otty patio w golf OOUIW ioc.tlOh ft PENtNSULA 12.350.000 ,. Thi •Sa gotgeous ~·ry h()m.P 3 BA 3 1 '2 BA tormal o.n.ng & a master to die let V'"' trom "''f'O ~ & master BUENA VISl A $2.375.000 W old' si.nsell & tJoatS tram one crt b beSI .....at.ons °" 8.atboa Pennsula Luwry IMng .,. • pm;;ate oeac:tt & OOCk W '° shOpl IRVINE WOODBRIDGE $207.IOO °"'0"9f dfeam nome. custom dt.,cor a tor toucnes 1tvoughOUt End un.t on QU•t cut de-sac. _.,., loun1a n & 2 w att.llC:Md P-0- TUATUAOCtC $235.000 Oramahc r~ 2 BAQOndO CuslOm l1replloe all new Perled s1a11m hOme Poo & sPI CloSe by TUAT\.EROCK S215.000 H11ts1de to.nhOme 1n 11anqu I community Many dft9* up grades Pnvatepanow r,....,, VlltW 2 BR 2 BA Model S*fec:I PfUNCTON TH0WNH0ME $2S7,IOO E1 tty ioc.ted tn Unrvettaty TOM\~ tet 3 BR c:ondO w numerous upgradet tfltOUCJhOu1 • mm & PA"' .,,,.., TURT\..EAOQ( ... 15,000 J M Petefs pOO hOtnl deOOrltOf petted 3 BA. tanWy room wood lloors & lotS of Wll 'ldcJwl Gfu1 WM & ~II tloot plan TURT\.EROCK P<*T ..... ooo EleQanl condo tn Olted .,.. w 2 8A • den or 3rd BR • twnity room MlnY ~ malt>le noors ' t.cuioua yard TURT\..19'0QC NDOl--Cuatonued 4 BA~-lamely home. Gourmet alie "*'*'· Wve mMW .. pus 'It "°°' bOflUI "*"· DALY NOT /BAI.OTAR TUATLEAOCK POINTE 1445.000 ~ pnc.d 3 BR. 3 BA P'ar'I Bin ex~ condlttOn Highly U90faded too many extras tomention BLUER1880N Rltll Branda NEWPORT BEACH BA YRtDGE $111,356 Plantabon shYtt~. blucned wood lloof1 & cal>ln19S Thia 2 BR condo offers pool & spa pnvate gated community Great location BAYVIEW $275,000 ~cepcional 2 BR 2 BA condo l.Jp6tairs wl lots Of "°ht, some V1eW yet pnvate ~nty system & Shutter$ NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..-21.000 Custom home on awo• 8.600 sq tt toe Marble entry, European cabinetry French doors. grassy lawns & ~ wOftl WEST NEWPORT .,_75,000 ~ iust 1 yr -00 3 BR 2 BA uppet + 3 BR. 2 BA low9r Ve<y lafge unit ~ Bring your mVHtors to this one WEST NEWPORT S4tl.OOO Great OWY* UMJI Ve<y uppet unt. l'll~wn oedlngs + iwge used flf._. & new IOtchen HARBOR Y1EW HOMES $$21.500 Ideal family netghbothOOd 4 BR 2 BA home IOCated near pool. ~ & greenb9b Good candidate for remodel UOO ISLE $549,000 Design. demollsh,=I 0nty 'f'XM wnagt nabOn limlta the llleS tNs property hu to ofte< L~ pnoe fM land SEA SSL.ANO sseo.ooo Channing upper unit wt European ftaYOf Upgt.,_ throughout View ol golf oourM I City lights from newly patMed, bright Uf1l1 WEST NEWPORT SM5.000 Sl'P9 10 beach. Huge 4 BR upper unlt w/ ocan vwws from IN'ing room Great rn.i potential or owners unit. BAYCRUT WEST M15,00 Speoal custom ~y • BA. 4 BA home It hu everything! Formal dining. fam· ily room, hugh bonut room & 3 hriiptaca NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... 000 View, View. Vrcw! Bring ~ tood'I to thll mrneculae.fy mwcaNd ~ 3 BA. 3 BA Of 2 BA w/ fam.ly tOOrn & MC. systM\. uoo-.. .. .., ~tolllyre.1 ..... 29A. ~ 2 BA home F~ dDOl"I from l..AIF'Mi4BR md lo f/UM'J .... l)llllo. Just bfw'G re>"' belOf 9' VI EASTBLUFF ta19,000 Oramatx: 4 BR 2 BA single lev.i toCally remodeled home PaMke settJng & pool BLUE RIBBON .... Ginny Anderson CORONA DEL MAR CORONA DEL MAR $225,000 1 BR. 1 BA condo All newly deeofated Community pool & spa Walking distante to the finest res~urants & beach - SAHDCASTLE -&244,000 W•lk to beach & Fashion Island from lh1s 2 BR. 2 BA condo Exoetlent toc:a~ south of coast tNghway CORONA DEl MAR $385,000 Ooe~ of PCH 2 BR 2 BA condo Grut beach get·.-.ay dose IO beactl TEARAC£S $450,000 Owner wlJI CMry wl ~down on this gorgeous 2 BR + den townhome Spacious hght & bnghl LOYely locabOn HARBOR RtDGE $549,000 Most deW.,._ IOCatlon w prrvate Mfene vtews V11Utted skylight ot1ltngs, cozy roman· lie den w '"~· Oak "°°'' HARBOR AIOGE sseo,ooo 2 BR home w/ great •rdwtecuai llR>MI· VUJted wood ceiting tn IMng room Wds of windows opel'I to lnvrtl.ng gardens OU>E OOAOHA DEL MAR 1575,000 Brand new construction• 2 maier auite • 2 11 2 BA, 2 c:ar carport WI A:lragt & many de- 19* futu,_ HAMOR YEW tel.LS '5M,OOO Popular Bel'<edefe model teatunng • BR M on one lev.i Pnv• eoutfyard ennnoe w/ ~ MCUnty glde. OlD CORONA DEL MAR .-.ooo Chwmlng aingi. family home comp.tety remodeled wt 5 BA, 3 BA Easy __.. 10 be.ch ~VIEW t&1..I saet,IOO Wei ~origln.I hofne.wl kMify ¥*' al ocun. bey I dty ligtO 3 BA, 2 BA. pool home "-loedl °' P*' _, COflOM Oil MM ... .., °"'* OCQ .... ' """ In .. ~ ~ dUplex. a..t conw ~ '°"" ol ~ En,or COM~ ~ . BAYSHORES $745,000 Cha.rmng Span.sh styte home on intenor lot 1n desirable netgN>omood New 8As & lutchen BLUE RIB90N Mry Rnster HARBOR VIEW HILLS SS41.t50 This pnoe 1$ betow benk ~ Laroe. pnvate yard on quiet cul-de-sac w 4 BA' & ~am.ly room combo HARBOR VIEW Mil.LS a5Q,OOO FanwtJC tamly hOme in great neighbor hood 3 BR 2 BA on ClOm8f cul-de sac. Custom paints papers & shunef'S A pretty home LAGUNA BEACH LAGUNA BUCH t175.000 81..,.. lol incanyon MttingW/~ V'leWS & vrew ol c.alna.. I~ llPPfoved plans '"' 2 Stofy contempotaty home LAGUNA BEACH $1•.IOO Abeolut• ...., Beautlfuf 8eft)er ca~t. 2 enclosed garages 2 rnlll*" ..... Ml'8t ... LAGt*A BUCH 1224,IOO n. II &he deaf ~ heote beef\ wMlng fofl A betMdul Ltguna 8Md'I ~home only .... ,_.. old ' in mMiCUloUs cand· bOC'I. LAGUNA NIGUEL 8' 198T SS1'1,000 ChOlce 1 le¥el. S BA ._ ..,._ home. .. by Peters 2 yeera ~. Lush llnd· ~ + gr..a lllWn. Lile new. LAGUNA llAa4 --View. v ..... vi.wn 9'>«•·• ,....,.,...,, ~ ... ' ClltMna .... Vl..a U..llfge .... lo ..... ·-- -L.. l Cl OW<'ll Ul\~l\l'N.' SAn.DAY. fl-.u.y '· 1991 I JINa ' As spring appt~hes. the anention of Newport Beactl homebuyers IU111S to water views ni.e·s • great setectlon availab6e 1n an neoghbothoods. and each neigtlbort1ood r9'a:!ft to w fK WI a different way If you like the Sights~ sounds ot the beach and the ~me• of salt tty Balboal l~nd OI" IM Pen<nsula F0t close 1n. panotamae V'8WS Newport HelQhts may be IOf you FOf a sqnsbcated large home wrttl a back bay VteW, Dover Shores IS e•oelent In the Biuffs, you can buy • condomervum with grMt\belts •nd c:ommunaty f.Oblits WI h pastOral upper bay views. For • large family home With sweeping aty. bey and n.gtl1 llgh1 Vl8W5 Harbof Ridge or ~ Hi IS V9fY _... ..... ~ .. -~ v.ews .,. from I T trr9C» and If you like &he Idea ol • vllage where you can stroll to the bNch, stastants ~ stq>plng. you'd !Ike Olde CorOM Del Mar Nobody knows Newport Beach "" ""• Coldwell BarMr ~ wNlever your need ~ ~ pnce range tnOW"O up IO Newport B MCh is• dream 1N1"s now ~reech. ~)'OUI' mcJY9\0dayby ~ ua IO show ~ how S'°P by our office on Coast Highway .C AYOCG> OI c:d us at SU. 9060 Our ~cd.ly look at Jumbo Fi"cd R•te Mongage 9.625 '*' ( I 625 total point l IO'f A P.R ""''°'A J1'rosl'im' ub.ittt 10 ci..,,r W111'11 .... 1'<111CT a C, 0 I 0 .. f. I, l Jlm~ff' (714) S»-3433 \l\\!'111,·11·1 \\11·'1111. \ •i,\11 11 1 ··•\' I I:,, ' (•l 1 '1''' I BIG CANYON $1 ,250,000 Price Slashed' Bring your prudent buyer to this exqu1s1te 5 BR family hOme wl la!ge dining room 2 family rooms & 2 hreplaces Sara Marvin CAMEO SHORES $1 ,475,000 Exceptional site south of PCH adjacent to 14th green of new goll course. Sweeping views of ocean. hllls & night hghts. Lyleen Ewing ONL't N.OT I~ ESTATI 'SEAVIEW sns,~ Choice croner location Panoramic view of ocean. Catalina & city tights 4 BR 3 BA 2 story Ideal f am1ly home 1n gated comm w pool & spa • BELCOLURT $785,000 Pnce reduced' Warm & 1nv1tang 3 BR townhome in gated community Gourmet kitchen & within steps of the pool HARBOR VIEW HILLS $795,000 • Gorgeous newly remodeled 2 story professionally designed & decorated Spacious grounds feature an 1nv1fing pool & lots o1 decking & forever views of hills & canyon. CAMEO SHORES $795,000 Canyon views 1rom this great lot En1oy 3 private beach & sea breezes Remodel or rebuild & live in this prestigious area • HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES $799,000 Outstanding 3 BR condo on private cul-de-sac w unobstructea mountain & city night light view Remodeled & gorgeous SEA ISLAND $832 000 Beautifully customized 2 BR 2 t 2 BA townhome Elevator. hght & bright Formal dining lovely patio w golf course location LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND $839 000 Exciting water1ront w large 2 BR home + spacious 1 BR apt. Great location Dock for 2 smalrboats Seller motivated SEA ISLAND $845,000 Dramatic 3 BR 3 1 2 BA 11oor plan designed & furnished by Lusk Interiors Beautifully understated quality fhroughout. all furn1shmgs included. HARBOR VIEW HILLS $895,000 Elegantly remodeled 3 BR 3 BA home w e)(qu1s1te decorator upgrades throughout Fabulous views pool aviary Truly a showplace. BA YSHORES $950,000 Gracious & charming home on extra large lot Beatu1ful bnck patio. 3 BR. family kitchen. Exceptional value in gated area. LIDO ISLE $995,000 Brand new home on one of the best street to street locations. 3 BR. 3 BA large library w charming south patio SPYGLASS HILL $1 075 000 Live the "Coastai-life w ocean v1ews11 3 BR. 2 BA & approx. ~.700 sq ft Spectacular remodel w pool spa. courtyard location. e BELCOURT $1 ,195,000 I\ Outstanding property w 3 BR 3 112 BA. Dramatic foyer wt. marble flooring. sweeping staircase. brick patio w built-in entertainment area. fountain & planters C 0 L 0 \\' E l , l , B A • • t • DAJLY N.OT / ftAL ESTATE SPYGLASS $1 ,249,000 See the ocean. harbor. mountains & city lights from this unbelievable 4 BR. 3 BA home w/ remodeled kitchen. pool & spa. Prime location. SHORECLIFFS $1,450,000 Incredible opportunity to live on a magnificent approx 25.000 sq ft lot 4 BR . 2 BA+ separate living area w BR & BA Outdoor decks & ocean views MONARCH BEACH $1 ,494,000 Catalina sunsets & golf course views from this Mediterranean design custom home w 5 BR. 5 1 2 BA Truly too many appointments to hst DOVER SHORES $1 ,495,000 Incredible view Home spacious flows to patio for indoor ootdoOT1IVlng Large masterw fireplace. den~ ftreplace-&. study 4 BR . 3 1 2 BA SPYGLASS HILL $1,5951000 One of the most spectacular homes Splendid appointments of the highest quality throughout Clear view. pool. large patio & 6 BA. 4 1 2 SA IRVINE TERRACE $1 ,595,000 Dignity & elegance abound 1n this magnif 1cent view home. Expansive living & dining areas. gourmet kitchen. 4 BR. den & study The ambiance of this home is unsurpassed I\ PENINSULA $2,350,000 This 1s a gorgeous California contemporary Bayfront home. 3 BR. 3 1 2 BA. formal dining & a master BA to die for. Views from living. dining & master. BUENA VISTA $2,375,000 Watch sunsets & boats from one of the best locations on Balboa Peninsula. Luxury living w1 a private beach & dock SATURDAY, P:~ 9. 1991 / ~AGE 11 *1,595,000 View lot wl spectacular views of Newport Bay ocean & city lights Pran.s for contem porary home IOCluded Jerry Finster SHORECLIFFS $1,7951000 BALBOA PENINSULA $3, 750,000 Reduced for quick sale 3 BR •BR •den Outstand ng whitweater view Very large lot Charm. style. elegance. soph1st1cat1on. personality. ambiance. spmt. tor pool & spa Edie Olson romance. sandy beach & boat dock plus a premier Harbor location. LAGUNA BEACH $3,995,000 Hillside estate w/ spectacular views of ocean & coastline. 6 BR w/ complete security. privacy. pool & spa NORTH LAGUNA $3,995,000 Fabulous estate on almost 112 acre w/ ocean & whitewater views. A five car garage + parking for 20 additional cars. OCEAN BOULEVARD $3,995,000 Spectacular 5 story contemporary home ns1ng above the harbor en· trance w/ views of all Newport. 6 BR. 6 BA w/ 6 car garage. COLDWC?LL BAN~eR LJ CORONA DEL MAR BA YFRONT 11 ,115,000 Beautrful h8lbof views from this custom built beytn>nt home. $plloious 3 BA. '• BA w den. Large offlce.'bonus room wl ..,_...entry. Ev. Cortaiitt Fn•1•hl. ~""l>forl H•'"'" ••t•r1""'1 ho-. ,i,.,.. 11 ·only*" ,.uth and ,.,. •ull ••th.to ··~·rtun1h .. , ... n ~· o( bey rronu.p Wlth • c:kll"k. fuJJ " ... ut tJw lftat:a "'""'" ••» "'' ... '"" '" ct.. ,.u\ an4 '"' tlwo Cnr.-cl.I M., uct. o( \ht boo7 t-.n,,.. lhit •h-1ho h• ,.•lk •tf hw~rl• to n.,.arb-\ •hM"ts. BeJboll t.a.ad V1.ll.,1 •"' '"'pi.rt ( •nll•f t-.an tM '....,.to rned.t aDd ,,,......,.\'"~ rwt bothitt W1Jtth MlllllllMf t,.NK ( h ,., ..... ~It '*" ... '•"-'nd lf'I , .... 'twdr ... h.:14ne kJ\Chen. Nl•ftl ATM., •••• )' •· "' ,. (,,.~.i .. , and ••l i..r "•" cl.a, plut prt••U ,,_, q~' Otro...i •t ....... 000 ASK FOR EV AN CORKETT 644-9060 EXT. 149 ::: 1 Agent-South Orange County 11 I Agent-Newport Beach Office DAILY NOT / REA&. ESTATI Top 3 Coldwell Banker Southern California IRVINE TERRACE Sweeping harbor and ocean vistas set off thia elegant and distinctive home. Located in the prestigioua community of Irvine Terrace, this home has been designed to take advantage of the panoramic views while providing for gracious entertaining .or family living. A tun drenched galleria leads you to the expansive living and dining areas; the master 8uite, study and other rooma open onto a secluded pool and bpa; the separate children's wing and the maid's room add to the privacy and serenity of this setting. This home also includes a gourmet kitchen, a family room/den and other exquisitely designed features . Shown by appointment onl y to qualified buyers. $1.895.000 CALL EV AN CORKETT \ I \ \ I >' ) I< I I ~ I \ l I I ( ) I I ! l I ( ( ' I< \ I I\ f ' I l f I \ " I I I I • I I I \ \ \ ' \ I \ \ f , ( \ I 11 I f ; I I ~ , ( ) f ~ ( I .. CUL-OE-SAC HOME · $390,000 ' BR 3 BA fn level home wittt Y)8W Pool spa & chtlcfs playhouse T1marrah Anderson House Hunting Just Got Easier. A home with the Blue Ribbon Award from Coldwell Banker is ready to move into the day you~ at 1t To eam this award a home must pass ngorous tests both inside and out And though they're in move in condition. they're pnced to sett Just call us today. SANTA ANA, TUSTIN St1.000 BMllMul 1 BR ..,...., tnd unot w pallO FHA VA ~ Pool ICl9 ~ Off" NQll'lly ~ & "*9 to Soutti Coat Plaza SMAUOOWN """1aCUtale rd upgr!IOICI UA* tnd unit wrtti 2 BA ,..._ at1* & peit11 Patt191e grounds pool 1P1 & t•tl'OM room Priced IO ... , rrs A 101 ~ 2 BA. 2 8A. 1011 GI wood & rN'IOt'I GtNI lloot pWI FHA~ 'BAcon. l'IDme onewl-de-uc nter IN South Co.t Plllu ~ pnce 111 IN ... ~ tor IN lllnily AJ IN ..,.,.,,., al °'11nd1M'1 "°'* 0otoecu 3 IA wl hlltOIWOOO llOarS WI pMle conclbon Fetnify room, tormlt Ofq toom • 2 ...... AITUl.I ... ~ptldec:wlalnhotlle~l'IOOl&IP9 RV KC1M9 huge laC. Aoofll D ~ rrs A 1011 $123,900 Gofgeous 2 BR 2 BA. 10ts of wood & mitrOf'S FHA approved Jenie M1honey Sought afte< 6 BR 4 8A Harbot v-t•«:ul•vt l!Otne POOi sat ylld w canyon & ocean -3 c.t ~• '" laundry & more UOOISLE Newly c:onatrUC1ecl unoqut IC)otCIOUS 4 bng111 ttomt IOt lido tiOmt al"OOf gtHI rttfNI COSTA MESA LAAGEA THAN AVERAGE S1tl,IOO A lleC\P't fence 0011t•olled aru r«*'dly pul'ChHed ~ ~ glf9 and • le«Jic IOC.ation mai..t !hos home .,ht ONI ol ttie day • BEAllTIFUL TOWNHOME $239,900 3 BR 2 1 '2 BA Blue Ribbon w yard frreplace & much more James;-Grav ft 8FaGHT & NEW S2M.OOO '} BR lldd on tamoiy room w F rend'I doors AJI-~ , .. ~,.._,,. TASTEFUllY DECORATED un..soo 4 BR p114 QiTwy room r.on. w l<tndl 000<1 ~ 'f\O ll'lt pnvm SSJa ~"pmrenlS "'"II or~ Wll'G OHLY I 1f2 YEARS NEW Cusiom ul'llQUll ttomt n ITWll oondt!IOf\ T rv1y t1egar4 3 BR 3 8A 2 5&0ty • INC2y on a pnva1e WMI POPULAR SINGlE STORY Pltv111-c:ounyaro en1ry INCll 10 ~ Y'rl9 room Stparal• J BA 1 8A Chi~ w,ng & 1a1Qt mesttr O.n.ng 4 t~ty room oC*'l IO bad! petio CUl-OE·SAC HOMl 4 BR 3 8A tr• 19'41 l!Otne W!1tl view POOi ~ IOfmml C)tWlg l'OOl'll WwlQ IOOl'I\ and Cl1*J I playnoute Pl'rv t>aO<yw ano 2 tor~ MORE FOR YOUR BUCK $219,500 ' BR comer heme on rul-de sac near S Coast Piau Great fOf !amity Dick Jantzer S321.IOO ~ 4 8A 2 8A tam.ty r()()tTI ne••"y .._ ~ ancM '" upgtadtcl 11.\Ute!l 5.IOe' 0041 ~ flOOd 0-.. rrov>ng notTI' WALK TO BEACH S3IO.OOO e.~ riome & neognoo.nooo Lou·eo 1• 9"Cl ot OJ de MC Reoec:orat«l 1 yH' ago GARDEN GBOYE 1115000 J BA I J.4 8A Tllll 11 a grNt riome tor lwst ""- buytrS locat«I on a qu41 .,, .. , ,,... tchOOla T'hts 11 1 Unqut 6 BR. 6 8A llOtM ~ • ueeo lof a 24 hou1 o., car. NEWPQBI BEACH TWO MAST£,. SUITES Mull ... IO~ 2 BR 2 BA 2CM 118"809 "51.000 ~ & 1111110 e<10 unit W111. 10 tl'>ll beeCf\ Btigtic 4 c:hMfy 2 BA ? t 12 8A w cattitdral 091lingS' P.ytigt'!l.s 2 cat ~ w ~ IO"°"" IWANTTOGOHOME $191,000 Bougnc a r~ tiOmt and want IO~ It Tl'llS conOD'-11• Lar0t3BR.,.<*'*Ww ano~ A HAUTIFUl. TOWNHOllE SZ3a.IOO 3 BA. 2 1 2--.. IOW•""°"'9 yanJ ~ and mucf'l mor9 LOIS of nc has rnedl 1M 3 BR ttomt r..oy lof ,c111 Shiny Dr'Ohl ,,.. ~ & BAa Loea OI P9f'IO"ll IOuCflli&. Th9 l'lo!N •~WI e latnly 1~ & • 111 move in concltlon 3 BA. 1 3i• BA ~ 1N1W "*..,.,.. 1"0m cl .... ,.. WW"O a...~ toomOf pley toom c... ~ 2Slory11'1 ...... V9tdew styli & wamwti 4 8A 3 8A A llOmt to bt proud of 5 vnita '" CosQ ...... GrMI OWf* aua.-iv .,,..... ment s~,,.. HST 1UY I 115,000 5oflgl9..,,., 3 8A 2 8A tnd """ • "*'Y ~ 8uyetl ~ al new ~ colot Make ,ourwr • hOtne HAUT'IFUl. lOCATION Alll.000 T1w 90W•lllOl'ne '-llnl 3 BR 2 1t28A. 2 car 91'198 *Of s-10 & '9n lllrm 111*" mel IOl#I ~ ~ . CLO. TO f'AM l21t ... • , 3M . t 3-4 8Ana~hOll'811oc-.d~lltlllil'O -....-Cllll&lnCllOI ._ _.,. Plf\ in ~ Vltllf/llf ~ -~· .... gelln. ~ Ol'M" ... 3 s Ill tumlUnd ,_ cNr1NnD $IA ...,_ r-n pllcll I Woe~ ... Clr9'f ...... "*""' ~l.UXUlltY m1• ~ 2 IR end lafl condo Surroundld ~ ... lrld ...... ~ mf'l"'l Ind ... WAU( TO BEACH 122A.IOO 3BA 38A Jeatoar.tnaunit~ l!lgrl vlUll9d oeit1r1g1 lkY'Of'O wa1e11a11 ano llftC)lace STEPS TO THE SAND Two 3 BR 2 BA unois on w;e comer toe Newet ~ and at1* Grell Newpol'I e..cri 10ca11ort Pato lltld ~- IMAUTl'Ul. FAia Y HOME snt,000 ... 4 8A 3 '., 8A llOfN Ill preMglOua '~ ~ QJHERaJJES l IA~flomelllo<IOCI ~ T~ rwnoo tied.""'* ... '° llPP .... COlOWC!U 04H~<JR .~ • • • • • • • I • • • • I • I • I I I I I • • I f I t • I I f I t I t • I I ~ -I I , 4 • I • f SUE VERNON Bus: 644-9060 Res: 760-2610 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 LITTLE BALBOA ISLA D 320 Grand Canal Lowe t price i land waterfront! Super locati on. Great opp ortunity for remodel. exp ansion or new dwelling. Boat dock for 2 mall boats at yo ur door tep! $640,000 318 & 318V2 GRAND CANAL Owner says "SELL". Great Waterfront property in best location. Exciting 2 bedroom, 2 bath home plus huge 1 bedroom apartment. Dock for 2 small boats. Care free island living at its best! $839,000 JUDY MERTZ Bus: 644-9060 Res: 721-6743 2206 WINDWARD LANE, BAYCREST OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Fabulous custom 4BD/4BA spacious home with enormou separate "quarter .. with BR/BA, hu gh liv- ing roo m/dining room & kitchen. Perfect for In-law ·, tee nage rs, guests, etc. 17 CHERBOURG, HARBOR RIDGE ESTATE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Spectacular 3BD/2.5BA condo located on a quiet cul- de-sac with sensational, unobstructed mtn., city light view. A Coldwell Banker Blue Ribbon Award Winner. 1840 COMMODORE ROAD, BAYCREST Wonderful 4BD/3BA f?-i' Q e on an extra large Jot with pool $. 0 1.-·-·•en appliances, garage workshop area, •. .t'arking. . . I I I I ' I I I I I ~ I By ARIANNE (for real estate a~cnt5 -~eek or Feb. 9. 1991) ARIE (I AM FIRST. AND THE:\YoU CAN BE SECOND; ARE 'T I .'ICE) -Bab) rJms can cry 11 Im or smile u 101. Bag ram are no di!!crent. You like nc-.., !>hin) thing" Jnd 10 be :ible to u>e them first. So what to do with h~mcs th11 ;ire rw resnlc'> Looi. for homc'I v.1th lost of 'ihany chrome, \.Cry open a11d hght colo1 ' l'hcy arc an a dc,clopmcnt starting with the letters M or 0 . l.Ut one and ICU t . ~hal out colof n,el') on \Our S7SO.OOO h 11ng and ~dvtrtLSC an cl 1fied. TAl'Rl (I HAVE. AND PU:.ASE DON'T TOUCH MY STUFF) ·his so unltkc \OU 10 ~hark )OUr duue Jnd respons1b1l111es You simply must do that c~tn male for ~our clacnh af HlU wanl 10 put 1ogc1her a decent contract. They realty w~nt thlt home. Hold open hou'c and ad,crtase all )Our lu.tin,p property. You have a clicnl who ~peak more lhJn one language 1h:it can be helped by you with finan(ang GE\tl~I (r THINK. AND THINK. AND THINK. MY HEAD HURTS. 'tOU r AKI: OVI:R) -Look for homes w11h large, open liYln& ucas and n ccllent de· ~•gncd c111cnor'> The) \\all be hot for resales soon. Take as many lislJn~ as p<l\Sablc and adver11se hea\·al). Unle s you have le1mcd all your lcuons. be aware lhal Capricorns ma)' leach )Ou a few an bu\IOC'>S. Geminis are usually the eternal s1t1dcn1, bu1 you ha'c b.:cn rci.1ang on )Our previous knowledge too Ion&. Time to take ~me. course 10 1mpro'c )Our skills and service CA~CER (I FEEL. AND FEEL AND FEEL: NO, l'M NOT POUTING. JL!H THINKI NG) -Otd you ever w11h upon the first st&r-at-tlipt? Do you~. ilt117 1 ho-.e Cancer~ who answered )e) to bor h questions may advance to showing ma)Of clacnl\ and 1a,11ng larger homes. The rest or you, work on smaller townhomes 1h1t ht1\C a lot of water around them Ta~c a day off and go a.bopping with (amil) m~m· bcr. then \1~11 friend who as confined 10 home. You '*'IJ lcam some intercs1tng ncv.). LEO (I WILL -TE:.LL YOU ALL ABOUT IT, IF YOU WILL SIT AND US TEN) -Dad )OU know )OU arc one of the )Outhrul ign ? You also uc a k.n~·•I 111 lcJchcr When )OU do not knov. the answer, you will not admit it, but will kno"' 1hc ,,n,\\cr and more the ne't 11mc around A bc1u11ful home with pale colors thal JU\l cJmc on 1hc market as perfect for one of your clients. Ti.me to learn new an!ormatJOA and add a 111lc or 1v.o 10 )Our busanc\'I card. You h•vc important cootncu com1r.g )Our our v.a> Only filling for royal hons \1RGO (I ANAL) ZE, AND PICK AND PICK: OOH, IS llf.AT DIRT'a l - You may wonder why you arc not alwa)'I a neat as you arc supposed to be. 5.ti do family and friends Rcmcmtlcr, )OU arc only becoming what you arc suppoted 10 be. Same w11h )Our service You can be real neat and a real mess A co-worler '*ho •~ • real me"~ "'orl..cr could be a great panncr on twO listln You could Jcam trom each other You have a chenl "'ho 1s ~ 'angle female who v.ou.Jd love that doll h~u5e on the "Jler \\rap a bag bov. .around 11 nnd g~c 11 to her. LIBRA (I BALANCF, ( DONT KNOW YET. l'M STILL WEIGHING rn -A lo)al morlg.tgc broker Jnd an ansy co-v.orker could helpJi'Ou and your scUeo fin.1ncc tho~e l\\O propcnaes you \\ant to ell. now You need to o a maJOr bru h·up on )°"r cl1cn1 hst. Contact cl1cnl\ and add to and cros" names. People think )'OU arc ludy, hul remember )'Our efforts make mo t of )Ou r luck. Go to a pl1y or major &hcaicr. CORrlO (I Df:S IR E -AND WATCH Otrr If YOU DESIRE WHAT I DE- SIRE) -You arc one of the detective) of 1he zod11c. You ftau.te out which clu:nl "'ould lake a lower price if It is a nc.a1. clean offer. No loose stringJ (or you now. 'ou al'o hJ\C t\\o client~ who "'ould be happy to c'change ~o properties. and a little 1.a\h on one·~ part. Don't lei that hmng get away because it i too cl to home. SAG llTARllS Cl SFE -AND \\HY CAN'T YOU SEE WHAT I SEE) -Oh how you dislike people v.ho don't play maaght ball with you. You certainty tc~l 1t ltkt' 11 as to mo t anvone, whether 1hc:y v.an1 10 hcu 11 or not. A financial officer d tr)tnl your pa11encc an th1-; area May be tame 10 take your bu incss else-Abete. The real goal a!> to place your clients an 1hc home they want c PRJCORN (I USE -AND 1rs FOR YOUR OWN 0000) -Don't let I mJJor e\crow get your d°"'n or your client~ Be pa11cnt and thlnp Wt1IJ worl ou1 at lhe IJst minute You have a client to v.hom money 1s really oo object; the secret as finding "'hat they wan1 Want .wmc help'> Two co-v.orkers ha~ 1 pocket Jistina i one place Twu women who own homes near you is another place.. Stop being '° ncgatl\c and pend money on advertising. AQUARJUS (I KNOW -AND YOU WILL NEVER KNOW EXACTLY WHA f I KNOW) -Kud • dogs and pink and blue nowers to )'OU Crom your client Ye~ most of you like dogs very much By the end of lhis week you will be wiJina. u they say no .one could sell that home for that price. They obviously never met you. who al· w~ys rise above ~ny challen1c. Find those ocean properties for a client and lhctr friend now. You will find them on broker's preview. Don't lene early. PISCES (I BELIEVE -AND DON,.1'RY TO PfN MB DOWN TO WHAT) - You really do believe a wish upon a star does come true. Make one for your be t ch· ent. They deserve the eJttra tuck. Large firms and fnstitutions J'ftlY be a draa to your work for a while. Instead o( packing 1our bap, do your waler thifta aftd no.t right around the.m and their nale1 and conunuc down your own ltteaan. T• icMlftta c 01 your experience ln certain areas and pass ii oo to your dieaca. (The stars do not compe.J, only uaut. Rud"'"· risitt1 aod OIOCMI .,_ f« funhtr noano!S. l.o\-e, Arianne) • • • • DM.YND'r I mALaTATI PAGE t• / SAT\MDAY, f~ 9, 199' PRIME PROPERTIES 1991 LISTED BXCLUSIVEL Y WITH VIA LIOO SOUD .............................. $4.200,000 E. OCEANFRONT ............................ S l,39S,000 LINDA ISL.E .........................•...•....... $2,995,000 VIA 1111ACA .................................... $1,395,000 VIA GENOA ..................................... Sl,29S,OOO VIA EBOU ........................................ $1,095,000 VIA UDO NORD ......... SOLD ........ $2,995,000 .. VIA LIOO SOUD ·········· ....................... $995,000 VIA UDO SOUD .............................. $2.595,000 VIA UDO SOUD .............................. $2,495,000 VIA XAN'lltE ...................................... $695,000 EL MODENA ....................................... $419,000 VIA LIDO NORD ......... SOLD ........ Sl.995.000 VIA KORON ..................................... $1 ,395,000 675-1058 • WATERFRONT HOMES INC., REALTORS • 675-1900 LIDO BA YFRONT ESTATE SBR. '8A.. PAM. RM. UDO 8A YnOfll' W"7 OP PROtrrAOB •BAU'TD'ULLY DBCOaA TBD DC sotm(WBST 0BCX>a. DOOi PC:. I 0/1+ YAOlT, BXc:m.uutT' BNTBRTAlNDfO HOMS W/LAAOB LUSHLY 1.ANDSCAPBD PATIO AND SPA ua. JM • D9f C'UITOM NOMI Oii ovmmBDLOl'.IUJlll'°'9f Pl.Ooa Pl.Alf, IDML lllOa lln'aTADG«> 9'/ DcaJMT~UV DG.~-,ATID&ltlWDmS. TOrAlLYCUl'TOM QUAUrY. $1 LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT LOT $2,995,000 LIDO CUSTOM FAMll..YHOME PUULOUS curTOM HOMS (4U. 1 l/1 AA. PW llM. OYM. ~ ltW, llOaMAt DIJt DI) LAllOB ITUIT' TO iTR.l!Br 5cr LOI', IOOHBST QUA.l.IT'Y MA Tlll.JALS A DllllDlf ..... DOQU, oouau PAHRD WOOJO'WS, HAaDWOOO PLOOUI U IOU1T1l PmJ'ICT1.0tll ,.,,. TIMI! ON MAU.BT. $1 95 000 LOCATION, LOCATJOlf, LOCATJOIU CMITITAN'DINO S • 4 IA PM ltW .._ ON ova.am> 009-lDf AT QUmT ...,_,. .,,. or UDO. ~ """" utlD IMS PATID.OUTITANDDCI Ila& PTaTAJlflMO, ... Cll DOOU, > ~ 631 -1400 "' LINDA ISLE TRADITIONAL >•• lfJ IA. nl llN. AA YPllOffT HOMS ON HUOB PIS SHAPED LOT. SUtcNY WBIT1ll.L Y oaJBJltf A TI01' W/LAtiJB ooa.. a&AUTD'UL couan AAD P004 IPA AND cozy POOL HOUS!, EX1Wf SlV1l USBOI' UlK1 a.owl'f MOl..DIJC)S AND PANl!I> W1M"DOWS. 5000 PUULOUS 'IWO YBAa OLD SU.JM CUITOVIZBD OCl.UfPaON'( HOMB. OUAT l'oa 8.lfnaTAIHIN<J. LA.at PATIO A SUNDICK, OUTITANDINO CATAIJNA • IU'NRf VIBWSl WAli· IJllO DUTAMCI TO SHOfS • ll.BS'TAU· aAlfT1. $1 95 000 LIDO ISLE LARGE LOT -. a. unoaaOlt ovmw••cr t.ar, UM::AT9 AT IAIT 8'0 OJI .. lAlfD. ... CMlllT • MDfT, p,u. TAITE .. Allm* fOTlllmAL w.Ja .:lOllD tnaY, ,,_. TO Tllnfll. IMOIAJIDa_.._ l.AaOBGlt SM PAMIL Y HOME. SJ" ON IA YPllONT WfSUNtcY SOUTMl!Jll. Y BXPOSUIU!.. SANDY 16.Aa. Pl.US PIH. A DOOi PC:. l...UOE YACKT. P.XCl!l. L8HT PC>a l!1m!RT ADfD«l. MfmC\J tDUSL Y MADtT ADIED PAMU. Y MOME. BXPAtcSMi 84 Y VIEWS REDUCED $2,595,000 <XITTT'AJlfDO«J JU 4 112 IA PAMILY HOMB. H\JOI nAZlA UDO cmJifD LOCATION, TOTALLY 1.BMODILBD. T AJT1!U.. Y 08CO&A 11!0, BXCllU.IH1' ~ UVlMO, ooouorr UTOalN W/ADK>IMHO P.uGL YllOOM. PIRP'llCT DI BV•Y DIT AIU $1,395,000 LIDOISLE BARGAIN REDUCED UDOISL!OJS'l'OM MOMS ~l'I DC avmY OBTAILI ,.._ ........ bl.• lfJaA,LAllOBDOCll.OVWWWLOT.> CAR GUAOI. SUWMY 110U1"Ma1. Y El rosuaE. DllA "'TlC TWO-ITOIY SI YUT mn'aY, IUOHT OPlllC Pl.DOI • Pl.AM IBAtn'l"Ul. ,_.. YIMCIU-..SM l\JMDl'JD& .. ~CllL INOI, ii lllGfi'I Ul8 t1I MADI.JI 6 au.a a&..OCll.OOUUGI DTCHZJC, Muoe MMTa sun-. IVICl8CL AlfD JCA&OAl.MJ& ac:.n.' IMl'W•• wwwra -.... ftaUMllDI --ccaauuw-. L79A WlnlMM- LY & .... ~ 1'81111A IOGllGff1'8CM&em•WL,_ AJt~anwr.almlf- DALY NOT / ftA&. EST ATE SATURDAY.~9.1991 !"NZ17 A REAL ESTATE COMPANY BALBOA PENINIULA. •• Bayfront Custom home on two Iott Six bedrooms Four baths. Sixty Ifft of waterfront. Expansive harbor vtewa Dock for a large yacht ......... . . $2,7SOlOOO Open S•t·lun M J ....... 1114 I . Ba Ibo• Brvd. UDO ISLE •• .LJdo's bes! b.fyiront value South- l•cing property ~ for a large yaeht. Four spa· clous bedrooms Three baths Two half·baths Maids quarter• . .. . .. .. . . . .. $2,075,000 Open S•t..Sun. 1·5 ........•. 819 Via Lido Soud LIDO ISLE ••• E•cellent Investment opportunity Spectacular ocean vtew Two separate bayfront units Three bedroom Tvwo bath Lowest priced bayfront . S 1,695,000 GARDEN QROVE ••• 1 8 acre residential S•t• Zoned tor eight single lamlty homes Lota average 8500 square leet Convenient acoesa to the Garden Grove Freeway. ...... . .. $1 ,320.000 BIO CANYON ••• Origlnat owner Rare Plan One Broadmoor Frv• bedrooms ThrH baths Large ramify room Olntng room Beamed cad ~·· OUfet cul-d•sac .. ...•. . • ..... . S 295.1..000 Open Sat·Sun 1·5 .......... 4 Winged 'oot w•r CLIFFHAVl!N ... Prlme location. View of the bay, oc.an. mountains Mld city ltghts Thr" bedrooms nv.. baths Thfff fireplacu Enormoua lot. Must .... ........ ... ......... .... . .................. $929.000 Open l•t·lun. 1.S ............ 121 Kin .. Pt1te• IJ!LCOUAT TERRACl ••• Juat reduced! Thr" bedrooms ThrH and one-half baths Ell· panded "O" plan. View Master suite with retreat Thr" car gatage ... ... . ..... .. . . $899,000 Open lund•f 1-5 ............. 79 Hlll•dafe Drive DOVER IHOR!S .. ..Just rec:tucectl ~ home. Outstanding Ylen. This four bedroom, four oath home surrounds the pool. s.p&fat• gueat houM ThrH car garage....... . .......................... $825.000 DOVER SHORES ... A serene. private retrHI Lowfft grk:ed view property. Two bedrooma. Two bathe. Pod Spa. Thr" ear garage. Potential fOf expanding. ... . ...... .. . . ...... . ..• S795.000 LIDO llLE ... Fabuloua executive family home FOU1 bedrooms. ThrM and one half batha._ Formal dlnltlQ room. Ubraly. French doors. Maid • qu&r• tm. Tmmacutate throughout ...................... 1759,000 Open S•t .. un. 1-s ................ 104 Via H..,,. MAMMOTH L.AKES ••• 21 unct motel. LHve the hectic city Ille. Work and Uva In Mammoth Up- graded t..oc.ted on a comer In Mammoth's North Vinage .. .... ........... . .. ...... s 1.300.ooo LIDO ISLE ... Thts home sits on Iha inside of one -of -Udo'• most P!.estigk>oa streets Located on the Westside Stma. ThrH l>edtoom Three-bath Forty- ftve foot lot......... ... ..... .. . .... $725,000 ,. HARBOR VIEW HILLS ••• Price reduced on this Ust1ng In Harbor View Hills Foor bedrooms Tvwo baths. Freshly painted Ocean and Ny views from the livlf\O room . . .. .. $715,000 Open S•t4un. 1·S ..... 112e Whit• 1•11• Way WESTCLIFF ••• The closest a home ean come to perfection. ThrH bedrooms ThtH baths Dining Room Pool. Spa ThrH car garage Clearly a very s_pec1a1 home . 5699.500 Open S•turday 1 ·5 ..... 1215 lom•,..•t Lane WESTCLIFF ••• The t>est tamlty nerghbothood Newty remodeled Six bedrooms. Three and one half baths. Frtnch wlndOWI Formal dining room. The best schools • .... . . .... • . $679,000 Open laturd•Y Ml. 1101 Nottingham Ro9d BAYCREST .. .An offering that'a ,,.., pettect Im- pressive comer lot Original owner Four bedrooms. Family room. Dining room A kitchen that's abso- lutely smashing ... .. .... ......... . _.. .. .... $&75,000 Open ••t·Sun. 1·5 ••• 1827 •uttonsheH Lane BALBOA PENINSULA. •• OcNn view.I Just rec:tuoedl Don't miss this oppottUnfty to Ive thrH houM9 from the beaeh Four bedroom. ThrM be1h. ~anslve deek. ..... .. .•.............. . ......... ~.000 ()pen Sunday 1·5 ................ 1 ~3 °0 ' St,..t CORONA del MAR ••• The beatl Just rectucectt Marvelous three atOtY home. Four bedrOO'T\S. ThrM and one-NH baths. O.Corator"a dream Quiet cul· d•sac. view ......................................... ™sr Open lunday 1-S .......... 2721 Point Del ar 8AYCRIST ••• Preml« locadon. The uftlmate In privacy This resJdetQ II IMtlc.ulousty malnt&lned. Four bedrooms. Thr" and on.half bathe. A spec· taculat aunroom ... .. ......... -........................ $625,000 PENINSULA ftOINT .. .Just rectucectl Chann- ing home. NNt the Wedge. Pr .. tlgk>ua atreet Aw bedrooms. Origtnal arcMd wtndOw9 Roof dedc. Room '°' expansion. . ......... .. . . .. ...... $695,000 OP9ft SundaJ 1.e ..... u .. 1134 MllMNW DfM BAYCRalT v·ongfnal ownef'I Excdent fto«. plan. ~ befOfe been on the market. Four bed- =:;ut T~ .. ~.-~~ ...•. ~':;; ·&31·7300 HARBOR VlEW ••• Thls Palermo model Is a find" A most appealing strut Four bedrooms Two and one hat! baths A splendid r~eational area Pool. Spa .. . •••••.. .. _ . .. $675.000 BALBOA PENINSULA ••• Charmlng or191n&1 co~ A qule1 Mid-Perunsula street Two bed· room. Refurbrshed and expanded lc1tchen. Guest house with Income potential .. . $490,000 Open S•turd~y 1-.5 ........ 127 IE. Bay Avenue WESTCLIFF ... Per1ectty s•tuattd This 1mpres sJve three bedroom otfenng exudes a remarkable leellt!g of warmth Handsome appointments Thrff separate yards. . .. . ··-··· .. . . $475.000 Open Sunday 1 ·5 •••••.••• 1300 Westcllft Drtve BALBOA PENINSUL.A ... warm and coml011· able beach con.ge Two bedrooms Fireplace. R 2 lot Steps to the ocean Owner may cooperate wi ·equity share" ttanAc:tlon .•. .. ... .... $398,000 BLUFFS ... The very best or the Bluffs! Wonder· Mty loQted on a greenbelt. Oramatle two ltOl'f entry. Two bedroom Two bath Two car garage Hrgh ceUt~. Move-In condition $297 .~ Open l•t·S~·S ............... 404 Vleta Flo,. COSTA MESA. .. Cape Cod Townnome ThrM bedroom Two and onH\8'1 bath Vautted C*lings BrNkfut noolc. Formal dining room Vary well maintained • . . --···· 5235.000 Open Sun 1-5:30 .. 2330 Vanguanl ~ •103 ANAH!IM ... Grut IAmfty ne+ghborhood. Four bedroom•. Two baths Family room Large IMng room. Ftreplaee. Pool. Oui.t cul-d•sac. A.Mtou. ~rs ........ .... . .. .......... _.. .. .... _.$219,IOO IRVlNl! ••• Lovely Devon P\an In WoodbndQe TivM bedrooms Two and on.half batha Up- graded Choice locallon neat the pool, la.ke and tennis cour11 ... ..... .. . .. ••... .. S2!,9..:.~ C)peft lat·lun. 1-S ••• •70 lprtngbrook ~ IJLUFFl ... Populat~~~ Plan. ThfM bedloom. Two bath. Eating••· kitchen ~ A'Jty. Bea.utJfully landac. • eomer lot Cuk»ac .,,u .. • .. ••••-••·•-·•••••,.-•--•-• •••••• • $215,000l.H l!ASTSIDR COSTA MESA. •• Th I a the best toutlon In the comptex. End unit. OWrtoob • '*'Y upanalve area. T\IWO bedroom Two bath. ~ lanct.caped patio ................ -·--·-···-· $119, COSTA M•SA. •• Gf'ut oppor1Unttyl POl)tQt ~ In tht Mondcelo condomlnlumt. One 8'1My. (Ion==;· ... ~.~.~ .. ~ .. ~:=.:· 1817 WESTCLIFF DRIVB, NEWPORT BEACH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . I I I ! PACiE 18 /SATURDAY. felw'&Mfy 9, 1991 OCEANFRONT PROPERTY ·~ORONA DEL MAR T VALUE $782,500 jWleed In Cameo Highlands. Trad1tlon&I 4 --.. 2'~ bath home. UY1ng room has vaulted T•rauo tile noora. CAllR>ll VIEWS S89S,OOO L • hdroom, 2 bath hbme In Cameo High· la• nlllcent canyon vtewa. Room fOI' expand. LMl .. llS>f,d yard. Aeeeas to beaches. FEATURED NEW LISTINGS UNIWRStTY PARK $198,000 2 bedroom, 2 bath townhome With large family kltehen faelng greenbelt. Hardwood noon and neu· ttal carpets. Aasoelatlon pool and ctut>nouM. M .. 1 ..... HI.; --Cllll ..._ 1380,000 1827 Pt Westboume, Hatbor View Hms $459,000 1848 CommodOfe Drive, Newport Beach SS 17 .500 1743 E. Ocellft Blvd .. e.Jboa 1602 E. Balboa Blvd , Balboa 520 Via Udo Soud, Udo Isle • 15 Ru. Vene, Big Canyon $584,9-45 S629,500 $1 ,250,000 $1,395,000 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-4 PM 11 o Wlldgoose Ct.. Newport Crest 236 Hartford, Bayrldge '310,000 $369,500 NEWPORT BEACH REDUCED 1119,IOO 1 bedroom. 1 bath eondO In gat9d c:omnwnfty of SHtalre Ou1standlng dfamatlc deccw • marble en- try, bath, kitchen & flteplaee. Large pdO. COSTA MESA & IRVINE CENTRALLY LOCATED $197,900 Costa M ... 1W1er home GrN1 ~ end great value In lhts 3 ~oom home. Loe.a1ed on eut-de-aae. 8u1'1-ln gas kitchen UNIVERSITY PARK $229,000 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhome. Btight, °'*" end unit surrounded by Ot"nbett ..,_ar ~ and shopping lner9d1ble value. UCI CAMPUS ARll!A •119 000 3 bedroom, 3 bath end unit Ueeflent ~ walk to •hopping, theateB, mal1cet end Qmput ~ta. Only 5 mlf•• from Newpo11 S.aieh. • • ,J LET'S MAKE A SWEETHEART OF A DEAL ---------a.---..--_.. ... • HAMOR llmQE Hil,000 Enjoy fabulous city lights and mountain views from this 4 bdrm, 3 ba upgraded Lautremont. All mirrored dining room, MYCMaf-@..:tWL Amrdt~4bdrm --~rooms.Al ~ ...-.-c.., on room to ePMd. USTlme DECUTM UYIMG 3 bdrm, 2Y. bath a.gest tloof comptex. 2 flnlptacee. Private pa1k>. prtoed on Eastlide. LOWEIT PNCEJ>..IEAVIEW 1111,000 Largest model located at end of cuf..de-uc. Loweet priced for this floor plen ~ on mnet. Thtt 4 bdrm home 11 perlec1 for famlty IMng.allo for ...... LAGUNA .eACH OCEAN VIEW I•,• Cozy COttJlge nestted In North Laguna. TWo Bd. Two Ba with rental unit. .V•IAL LOYD? ATLHETl1 --Trails, Part<. Step out back door to SD e.y tr8*. Come home to cottage with ftrept8cll, pettoe, bMrned callhga. ar.t prtwcy Md CMyon ... HAMOR_,. "811.- A true~ 5 bedlooma, 8 bettW In the main~ -3 bedrooms, 2 bettW In the ..... rNllde ~ Prtv• pool, ape ...... omatlc awnings and much more. HnorRklga 11~ Spwlm .. 3Mol.-.O IM0.000 Connor ...500 w .. Mledllll llN.000 V-HMn* 11.-.000 LynneV...._ IATURDAY OILY WATBMEW REDUCED 11,215,000 Glorious sunset and Newport Center views. Comptetety remodeled 4 bdrm single story operty offers many amenities ate aooess. ·--'"" ba --on 3/4 Md C*"plU. n- . "1v9e jlllOOf, lp8 Md ~··* ........ ,,.., att.:hed home on one of lob In Big c.n,on. Totally pn- MC:Urtty. Extra pw1tlng for 4 to I ..... rtght In this upgrtded B Cajon model, 4 bdrm, 3 ba lftuated on &arge lot with apa Md tempe1 ature controlled wine cellll'. Famlty home on cukM-uc. w .,.... Light Md bright 4 bdrm, 2'h8A comsil1Wy remod1l1 d located on c:uk»-uc with S*'k- llke view. Profwek>nalty lllndacaped with new carpet, tie, paint & wellpaper. IAY•IOM ... IT MIY llH• Cozy comfortable • bdrm, 3 ba e:ettllge. Aemod1tld kttchen. SkyMghta. Top notch condition. IPYCIL.A .. HU. 11,••lll CuMomtad e bdrm hOme ...,. hWt above COM wtet\ oce1n & ~ .. ~ Poot ape & ••Mrtlllliment cenw. Al9o for ._ .. IOOmo • r PAGE 20 / SATURDAY. F~ 9, 1991 DAILY Ptl.oT /ft.Al ESTATE ---GEORGE ELKJNS--- BEVE RLY HIL S UREl\T\\ 000 I NORTH TUSTIN HILLS 30,000 SQUARE FOOT HILL TOP MAN· SION· ~onte,.,,po<a•y mans10(I w•lt"n a pm1ate 26 acre d• •b• o•••d cO<T'poond E11ety concet1tllbl• amenory in- c: udM n llH to bed•oom 16 balh Hlate 2 ""'unm ng l>OQI~ 1enn • tou'1. d aco gym 2 racQ~t tle~ courta. 7 car g~•itg~ pl~ HParlle butld "Q ~ 2 'ff\/ I CorrunAno.1'9 "'- ti It.a 8 Lill Pac "c. Cata! na S<mHtt Palos Verdes and sno .. capped rnounla•ns Presen1.o al 14,9!1<1000 LINDA ISLE LINDA ISLE • GATE GUARDED BAY· FRONT· H1' el901n1 1ra<lil•on1I home with 73 II on the w,,,.,, ol!Nt 1 1111• opp0nun.ry lo dock several yachts up to 80 11 A drllf'111t1c: entry w th swHptrtg ala•rcaae enhance lhl• S bt>ll•oom 5', bathe rH1dence A huge ~'SU<le IMng rno"' .\ t11m•1y room an w.th I replaces tormal d•ntng room r10nt1s roe,., & J car g••ao• Anoc•at.on 1..-.noa clubhouH & dOC~ ~? 91;, 000 CORONA DEL MAR A CORONA DEL MAR RESIDENCE IN THE.MOST DESIRABLE COMMUNITY· ot c • ...,.,o H 1 ""<ll On • P"v••• & •••y arge comer lot w th 3 r·<!d·~orr' J blll't & 1 .. 0 COZ\I , rep KH G•HI front ya•d w ·• g•auv 1a...,, rear va•d ~as a p()<)I & spa O• g nally p••CIO t1gt·111 A GRfJoT 'JAlUE AT S79~000 THE ROMANTIC LIFE· w11h ,pee1aculu• vtew~ G•.1c 011~ •v•ng 1wa011 '"• bvyor or th11 wetl d"llQnod ru1 IOl'fl ;.ome 0" over 8 Q1Jlr!e1 BC•e IOI lnchXltng a Quiel pro• v•t• P'l"' 1n 11 SPI'° out counyard You II iovo •nt•'11 ning in comlol•t .... "' 11mp" k tcl'•n •••• lr>d i.111119 IPllC• D•nt wAIO '"O & I 11 .. n•'l() 10 ,,,. OC••~ Add your """" P•••on•I 10,c11,., tru•" •' you''"'' rl! .a• & en,oy Cameo Sn!)<e\ Lt•• .St1'" S• :7!>000 BELCOURT PRESTIGIOUS BELCOURT MANOR HOME· Th•t ootstand·<>g eteg1nt tam ty home has 5 bed room• 5 bathe mau• ... lam•ly room wrlh cus•om.zed oak bet pool w>lh wllerlan and •P•. cook 1 dehghl ~1tchen w•th '" Iha tmentttel The matter •u•I• II a prfV•I• wor10 IC' ltseif. plus 10 much more A MUST SEE Oflllfed 11 $1 .'175 000 R E coMPANY ~ NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH LOWEST PRICE BAYFAONT IN NEW· PORT BEACH· This Bavfronr T11ptea with t>Hch on Udo Isl• ofter1 two great O()pot1un1Uet. IOt the lnvottor 1n.1 Pf~ offer• good potential lf\Come tor Iha developet apeculator this Pf~ eOUld be remodeled the way 111 t el llO or ~ Iha two beyfront unitl into ~ rewenc:e wf\119 leSV'rtg the tNrd utVt at>ow the 3 eat garage Great potent.al for .. iner 1e8"ano at tho• pnce S 1. t 25 000 PRIMI! LOCATION ON PENINSULA POINT.· Jvtt 1 hOule away from Iha b•y & b .. ch "''" bay "'-from ""'noroom Shady l)flvat• bM:ked pa110 '°' rel•••ng Ovttld• entty 10 1 'ball\ & 11\0wet Property aold H ts tr; TrustH S.Currry P~ric bm must be used fOf •~ ol!8f• Olfera rnuet include 3' d9901 1 No conl•f\OenC•H o• wa"anti.t accepted Catt ~1t1ng olTtce for ••clut•0'1t $5.40.000 NEW LISTING • B.AL.BOA ISLAND GRANO CANAL· A tlxtr 011 the water with docking tor 2 1m• I bo•lt Su~ locallOn & close 10 shops 2 pat101 '••1p11ce 1nd ouced lor 1mmedl1te sale $629.000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 203 GRAND CAMAL N.8 . FIL THY FIXER· Ertet lhe B1yshofe1 guardtd O·"• IO one of !he prall"iJIOlll N..,.,PQf'I BHch neogn~ood' Lo cated on • qv al t01ada '''"' this J bedroom 'nomt n•~• l01• ol tender IO""'O t8ta Bring 'f0<.11 h•m"""' & n1 '' .,. •H• 1 oo"'" 1nd ~Id the home of your d•••ms Ac1 •u1 on ,,,.,, ona M17SOOO FLOWERS AND FRUIT TREES • FIRE- PLACE IN MASTER• 0-.er~l\"'9 I 'O•t'y q•Mnt>e • t" • 3 bdrm 2 ~ batfl condo n.is a -•P a•01Jttd f'I•' o nc•ua l"'iJ rOHI & ff\111 trfft Ari ll1>9'109d ~·ICh~ plus ..... ng ••••• family room. '""'"9 •com & l4tl)lr1•• donong rr..o,.., .,. a·so ltalute<S Convenianlly loc:a11d nH1 1111901 poc-~ Eut l>lutt l hoPP<rtg clnltt tch004• (.h"'(l'IH '1~•• & IC"nnit JUST LISTED S364 500 HUOE PRICE REDUCTION! FABULOUS OCEAN & BAY VIEW· fh11 d~u,. Ptonll\<)\.i1a "' fords the owner not only t "'''1"''"'"' view b<J1 the ta•g.,,, ll00t plan In th• bu;ld"lg The condo oiler' 3 bdrrr , z bllhl plus I Qe~OUt lam~~ room With Cu\11)'"1 tJOO~ '' l!lvet & ca~t;y Oate<l comm""'1y ..,rlh an ••\V ,.,. ~ 10 boach o-• 'NII con1'<1•1 la•H °' laaH 01>tt0n & "' 1,1 • 10 e11 olfe" NOW '"4•!1 000 OPEN HOUSE SUN 1 ·4:30 220 NICE LANE 1310 N.8 . DECORATOR PERFECT NEWPORT BEACH UNDER $200,000· eaau11u1 3 l)d•r- ' ) ba N-pot1 ,.,,ace cO'Y1 '"'th many '"''"'' •' & up grtOH Recen1 t·•e & cab•,,.11 '" k11ct1en. m.11ore<1 wr•t r .. ten~ ltghll crown mok1•n9 & e'1f8 tarq• master ti.arwm suite With vaulted b .. m cet•!ftQ Com""'"'''f POOi. llMf, vni 1~ & bH~•ttlaK cour1 Located across from ,. .ere p•rk SID5.000 759-9100 A SA MARI 0 PALM D ERT EXCLUSIVE NEWPORT HEIGHTS LIST· ING· Complelely rerno<Selod 3 bedtoom, l 1>9\h home In 0 .. 1111>1• He•ghtt ne•ghbort1ood B•and l"eW kllcnen & b•tha w-th wN1....,athed oai. tal>one11 & !loon ,,._,.. coppe1 plUmbtog & updll9d e1ac1nut 1yS1ems Sandblasted open tJot•m c•~·no• cedar l•nod ciota•s Redwood o.ci. ano apa "' large l>•Ckylfd With RV ICCHS Clou to ICh~ ~ sl'IOC>pong M 7 ~. 000 [ IRVlNE LUSH A.ND PLUSH· CotQAOUt JM Pa1ar1 ~'f'IQ "' <na w th 1• ,,,. e111r111 5 t>.orooms t>Onua room ~ bUf'J 1n ctt>.net1 1kyl>gnt• and tunlten !twig room, plu. a lam.'Y 1oom ""'" COty I ·•ill..:• ~tad• 11\e looO ~''°"' CION liO lht lakt and 1ct1oo<1 DRASTICAU Y A£t>VCED TO s~s ooo C•~ 10011 [ MONARCH BEACH S BEDROOM, 5 BATH MONARCH BEACH· cu •· m "t>mt d• on•a tiy a prom•nent t>uild .. Won<Se<ful to• ..,, • .,. n.ng Pool •o• and MIU<\I w-11\ eom- P'<'lt PflVI('( Arlagrtt• C.,,I ,,._ QI , .... ocean aUli b .. Ch and lh• A 11 Ca•'104' Pflv11~s ol 0Wn9(Shtp l.l'IClud• ~ t>Dfth•P n ll.:>"-'C" BHCh C!ub let'fllS 1• "'O<Jf o••• gu.wd '0~ no .acu• ly 1>ah(ll a• d g•••"' '" d 'C0Un1' 11 l.l-Cll\ wr •' SI O!l~ 000 LH COSTA MESA I WEST COSTA MESA· l bett~,., 2 11ain ~ '-'11ed l'tl\1 "' "'"'' 5ma o cozy CO"'P'•• Ca'l)eting ~ 0"" ~·ur o "·•~"•• 11m1 t1rv•• 1nclvd1<1 Att•ched g• '"0" ••Id '•"Jy 10 °' ''"' s' 1' IXlO RENTALS BACHELORS UNITS FOR LEASE.· 1.ar~ w•• ""1 • co ,. yt•d ..,,,. I ••Olace Br•ng Vol" Owtl rrw- ''°"'h' A •11'·~··~ •~·o 'Oc•"' Blvd 10 e1 n1 10 ~ "'• o oan & tl y $)1~00 NEWPORT BEACH EXECUTIVE PENT· HOUSE • OCEAN VIEW-:i l>d'"" a tamo!y 'OOl'1 5'''00 WESTSIDE C.M.· ' bd•m 2 bl ,., r•J)lace, '"""' _......,.., ''"'' ""th al'a II ' c.t• g11~ Nffr 'Court· 1a.d1 SI "IOI' per ,,. t"' BLUFFS • PANORAMIC BAY VIEW.• ....,IUI ••mod_. 2 bdrrn 1 .,.,h l arva muter auite Jtld bdtl'!ll !let ''""'O l'OOM krlchen & 1)(1Yalt de('.), & .,..enc:. U~ P4f fl>Of'lttl s CC90MA DB. MAI WA-CONT M.IG0.000 One half oore premk.m &avfront pace! on Bovllde wttt\ Pffvot• beact\ P'-+ pkJna. "W.lA CNllOQO-J AICH IA Y M.150.000 ~ gated ..tote perd'ied aboVl9 a prNat• CHINACOVI Pt..tlgloul °"'°Caye home. 28R. 2.68A. tobAou1 ::=;:;•Cot<*n 5~~ sm.mt a MAI t 1,1IOPl10 . 3.68A Ccrneo Sto• home. [>CPaW'9 oc.Qn ~.-dded pool area. HU1°' UfAll • LA MAMA HBGHD t 1,•.000 2 octe1 • pltrne looatlon -68R.6BA w/g:Jted erlr/. Ocean• gc:M coune ........._ Room fof rN ataoge. rtOtAll CUl10M ··--Extroofdncrt CUltom home ~ cornpefb I) on a prtme lot.One oJ a lcWld WM. IA1IOA Ila.AHO WA lOflONT • 1,619Jl«J Pl1oed to Ml. outstonclng 8 . 38A twn. au. n 1996 W/NN dock. Pt«T1l.m view comer kx:ottof1. lllCOUlf MANOI HOW t 1.WJl«J Lorgelt J.M.Pet.,.. plan 4. 58R. 4.58A. pool. tpa. JPOC=b • master. Col fa detoll. .... WAl.110 lfACM • LAMa( LOT t9'0Jl«J Cont~ remodel. Tt-A home II glamofOUll Separate mltr Ute w/retroctoble '#CJI oJ glca EMl'IALD IA Y tf71Jl«J SpeciocUor view lit• n one °' Ofc:Flge COU'ltt. moat pr..tlgloul Pffvot• comrrullt*. 90U1H LAGUNA tafl,baD Cont~v view home Just f"t/Ntv remod1l1d. 38R. 3.58A + f~ rm a lbory. Mmv upgioc;e.. DUIGNetl DBJ11 It OlDI CDM ttl0.000 7 doors fTom ~ 8Mj on QUlet comet lot. 38R. 2M'tfm '#Cllttng to be us;voded. Location. OOIC*A CIQ MAI DllAM HOW "36.000 ...... ~;. tt. gcJldefi oJ ftowref'Sone .... the ---t••..-~n the prtvocy. EXCW9VI .. tl30.000 . .a. ... Sht mod~ Q1'4lfltV'ted comm.ri- •1M1a•••,.ac:(JPl~rl8R. 2.S8A. WIOA mAl9: t19f PDO Custom home located on gllllllClf -t. Golmlet ~--nd) ~ ..... ~ fies. ~ch. ... • • • 6ecause we care at 'Ifie Prudential Cali ornia ~alt HOMES AVAILABLE FOR LEASE <=..-i11a1~ ................................ .-......... s 1 IJEl)lrno ~CQ.rt ............................................ s 1.1':1J1rrto law*»Cc¥9--............................................ S2..0CJQ;'rno ~C~Hotne&. ............................... $3JiQO/rno HalborSldge. ....................................... m .... S 3:J.fXJ/fno ~o.t~ ................................... $3JXX)/rro ~ .............................................................. Sl:i/ll:J/r'rO ~ ................ ·-···-··-····-·····-···········-··SlOIXXJ/'lf'O ~C>ilil~.·---·············-·······-··-·······-..... 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MAc.NtnctNT SIA astA• N50- Prrvote end I.hf.over ymdMIW al"-dtt l:gr.!~ \!c-..;~ c~ ~ !~\iiC.-.S T:Q" .. UDO ·~•.950 WDfCUff ssa.ooo Boy view from tnss wondertulJemodeled 28R. •ane ... IDt. Open tloot ptan. 49Q. condo Whte QO('pef flpl 8A. -~iii' Ill• ndlf (ffrs. HV"f upgoded. lAWUNA IEACH .... .,.,..,ID HAllOI VfE.W HOMES ...... Great tc:mity hm orly 6 yrs old Wcl!Mg distance to 48R. 2.58A. E:>cponWe Polerroo~ wll ldDtwt -a town & beoch. doots. Great lo ,.._ ._..1lC. IAYWW TERIAC£ ...... -$547,500 J M PefENS largest~ 2100tf ..... IDW-.Of ...... -a .... 'W/ffXJ & fOU"lQ.. Gow· tx>ck bay Prot4JISl\onol decorJarvtlc aped fMt . sllnlten corN«SOflon area. HAllOI V1tW HI.LS UlS,000 NlW'P<m NOl1lf VUAS .... 000 Great remcx:SeC opportunityl ~ tOUlh taci'lg 1-..C•Wl~W .,,,._._. • .._ Planto- tx>ckyord perfeet '°'a pod. Pcpmra.. *-IDnftMI .....,. Mcapet ~ DM.Y ..or I mM. ISTATt W£STCUF1 l£AS( ornoH .... JSR. 28A home w/pool a cobcrlCl. 2 trpl cl USi9d bock. great area. dote to everyttr.g. IAYaDflNOCl*iW ._,000 O.C-CXoSOfS df ne+gNx>mood a IChDoll. .... . IDEAUYlOCA•M'91ecM Mffpao FulyfurMhed. sec condo l.61A. dole to great ....._$ thof1 dsta'lCe to BaboQ ...-oar las.aao large hpme '°' growlngtamiw. ADGl'rttoc 0 pco4. IOcts bl·s expanded Bonus rm ~mar MYWCOW ClOtlm 0 leal•4'r decOfGled ..... txJylide OOfed comm.nty NeWc:Gl-•rtt, HUHTlffGlQN l6M:M OlVB.OPDS 7'111XJ M'nec»wltclWtlllttmc:t.Wlldeof lfTMt Elctro ~-~~~' 1 -=~~~ N£W CUSTOM COM TOWNHOMl f'Sf,000 Excellent locaUon.~&. Hghlv ~ w/tOpd .. n•n rades MWllW~ct IDT IUY 14tfJ/lXJ 9' .. pont.dec0f010f J*f •ct .3yl1 n9111dlM:. gated exec .comm pool/tpa ~rm '4t1JllXJ Great lAWUNA SUI • FAIUlOUf "llW ... t• TOlr"°"" MBXTDIAHEAN $515.000 _... ..,_, JllXJ Ove< 2700 sq tt a condo IMig n L~ Suf Meet-Nice fCJrrttv home.~ upgoded Pnvote patio a Great srna1 cottaoe on rri lot Potennat tot>Ulll new tetroneal Vic Also tease/lease option spa Soon to be gated comm OJplex n SUPGf north Leo.no kxotian; HAllOI RIDGl • PlltClD TO SEU $610,000 HAllOI VfE.W HOMl 1£AUJY 1509 .000 TllPUX · EAST SK)( ~ JllXJ MotMJted ~. droshcoly reduced lovety 38R. M<Mtinto welkept38R.28AMonocoOfbuildhome lowrnousestyio-w/endpotioagairooe Welmoln- 2 56A. ne-wty paned&. carpeted Submit on large sunny lot dose to pork . fained. pome kx Close to shoppi'lg a. bus ... 6ecause we care at 'Ifie Prulentia{ Ca{ijornia ~a{ty .VGlAJI CUllOM W/VfEWrn .. •• ~custom hm w/'1\n nng views of ocean. boy A city ~h. Trcxttb a europeon or·.__ ______ _ chltecture. The ultl· JOYCE motel... ................... $2.ASO,OOO HICKEY ME COMl'JON • 5 ... o.... ... ~-·.,....__ ______ _ ~JON IEAOL._ ....... __ , Pf1vate ~IOC. k>catk>n. ~BR. 38A w /n.w gourm.t kttchen • Bottvooma. SUpef t>ocicya'd & w/orbot a red-IOlllfA wood deck. Big fomlly CUILINDll rm ................................ $376.IOO DAILY Pa.Or/ lmAL ISTAft LA a.ADA a.AS9IC $209 ,.500 They do not moke house5 •e tNs onymael Hafcj. '#OOdftoorsApaterwals,38R.28A.End..saee. ~ VOIM LINOA S2D5.000 ht .... buyer Of iwastor's delght. 3BR. 28A. O/C. rwM• .Reodytornov..nAuto~s. HUHllfGJ $199,500 ~ & bright 2BR2aA condo w/2-ca garage. Pfj.. Wiii ii a Lit); Dldentrypool.spo Excelent loc. wmPAll~ $1'5.000 Model pelf ectl Pl'Mft ""'* W. w/gorgeous pcnvlewt2mstr's.28A.8eft>er~~ t.C&. Cf\& aca1• D • ttl.SOO tp; Cb.ls "2111. 2.IM ft CCllUrMI ~. Steps to UCI A thopplng, 4 YI" rWM + CJllOC~ 1P1.temis. CANCim I: l Ill >!'M,900 ..... .-C•••~-llwd on or-.. a Uh b4llll••"'~~~---'"-''"""ee1w.--.,..thefaigran:jL $113,500 ~'CZ~-=~;; trar.sPotto-.. -lmi-1feltement home. ·~·-°'· . 1'6.000 h...-dcondlk. Vety~e --··~pog9. ~--~llfj~~CM~IAllu;:; .. t227,Gllt Great ~ to decaote and a.ate ycu c:team home on uge tot. aR. large yard w/fl;JO. COVDHOME • A FRENCH CHATIAU. lh9dlttno1twt FMnch Choteoulllocotedon1V2 biocb from the beach n theheartofCOrono def Ma. The ••OCI 1tlrdef1or t.au. the ftneltln mot.c1al and an°'*' ftoorpkJn that 11 ldeat f? • thM k* *1g and comfof1ct>le fomtf Mng. n.. en WM mcalWi aJlel wtth decb. bl bottwoc'lfl'aond o rooftop deck "1llttti par IOIOltlk: ~and nlc;t\tf117ltvi9ws. Adcnona ~h:::kJd9: ~lfyte ~ toon.aricen IMng room 3 -~. 2 heaftrirg and 2 cooing..,..,,.., MCUtty ~ Cal Jm 9cahan today tor more detail and tor ycx1 PfMJte llhc:Mlg. on.red at $1,Je6,(Xl0 • • • 6ecause we care at 'Ifie Pru{entia{ Ca{ifornia !l{/.a{ty OPEN HOUSES NEWPQI[ HACH SAT lceOCI '9n. a J......-...._. lchrnaftd t M0.000 SATllUN ..,d&lge l .. W1•1 ... ..._ 9"el.....et t l.IGD ... .... .... '-tac• t1 ...... Ot Ania.. • .... MT/IUN ....... Ill A_...Ccll,~ 11 mae 9"e Leu•.. t , ... MT/IUN ........ 21 Ol••*f ~ t 610- MT/IUft UdD ••s•a• Y ..... ~ t If • -- MT,,_ ... pout.._. .......... .,._ °"'t11•1ttm ··--IUN .............. •m.a. J.Mdl14'..,, e .... MT,,_,.__._,,_., • ...._..._..Dr. ~ ··--MT/IU9llho¥1 c• 2U ""'*" CUepia ,.,,._ .,._ MT Wutc• 1•11W*8MI ~...._ • ... ,.. ... Wldc9 1111........... ~...... • -- -W11tc• 1JD7a....IW. ............. • ~ --- ~ CORONA DEL MAI SAT/IUN cameo...,._ad _,,..,,Dr. ~ SATllUN cameo.... .all~ Udlet ... C-dllMar tft1 ea,1'•Dr. NMMy ... C-cllltMar mOfc:Nd Ha11wuw SAT CWdllMm 610Awclldll NMMy .... Qd9CDM niaGalJI UOdAve ..... NllAHIOIDG AM&,S ·--...... u. ... ... . ..... ..... IUN • DanoW mll ... lllwl ..,.._.,,_ ···--IAf Muueilfan V\l Pt. , .. ,__ MIDI. t .... ... &....-.... fJICllDf. c.M0° lf11 .... ... WI I •• IS I ...... 111111•1 IM II 1• 1t1 Ull • -.,i-. .. -----_-_. --- ---~ ..--_-_!r PAGE 24 /SATURDAY, Februaty 9, 1991 Bayfront Splendor $839,000 • Two bedroom duplex on canal • Night light & nautical views Ddl 8166 3,950,000 - $1 ,775,000 • 6 bedroom contemporary masterpiece • 5 Bdrm· over 80' on the water • Slip & dock · truly a showcase home Su pfuinle Grod¥ • Spectacular bay and city light views M4r1M M4cu6 & M41treen Dawn SAnJRDAY ONLY 111 GrMd em.a SIJ9.000 ll·') 14 Ocan Vim 1199.000 CI~) I Qeny Hiiis $1 ,19',000 U-5) SUNDAY ONLY 40 Caftyolt lllMd 8"2,000 Cl_,, IOSea....ct Im~ U-tJ 29 ..,.,.. Cleft .... .. ..,, 60J 9etanla 9'19.000 ""'J 162'7 H8lbor oat aide .,.,,,000 (l""'I 4 Malice,., On:le $775.000 ( 1-4) '9ll.1dlile $119,IOO 11-5J 117 ~Ille. SIMclOO U_,J DJDJWlk ....... """ .. ..,.. .. a.... a.etMI •• ..,, 'c::aa,_ c.t $2.ftlMO .. ..,, ,............ .,,,,.. 11-4) ~ AND SUNDAY ... Kathy Cranieri SusanSQnlan SteHa Shirar SteUa Shirw teff Ewtnc t.ole Mc:Mahan MkkeyRowe s.dfe Ax ShllQn SaUth CalOl lefl Pit Hurley DaRnaWlll .....,..Cilwvel SIMlllabNnl ......,Morphy DAILYN.OT /aAl.UTATI Featured New Ustlngs Irvine Cove $2.495,000 -· • Across from ocean front • Large lot, unobstructed view HUIJl'f Tll•.er $670,000 • 4 Bdrm contemporary family home • Vaulted ceilings. hardwood floors Pat H1trlq Bayshores ~------~ i--......... $629,000 • Ong1nal Bayshores Cottage • 2 Bdrm. lge living room. 2nd fireplace in patJo Ddl BIH DAA.Y N.OT I ftAL ESTATE NEWPORT BEACH 579,000 • 3 Bdrm expanded and remodeled • Lovely family neighborhood Sar41 HlltM4111 &-SUMll Sc411C.1t $760,000 • 5 bedroom wllush landscaping • Very-Warm traditional feeling SMMll SU.W.11 $119.000 • Motivated Seller • 3 Bdrm decoorator perfect • On greenbelt near pool & spa. Guard Gated c. ... 1 ~,, Belcourt Hill Mickey Rowe Joins Coast Newport Properties Coast N~port Pr~rt1~ 1s plelled toannounet' that M1~ Ro~ has 101ned the company Mickey has worked 1n d1rferent f~ts of real estate Sll\Ct' 1q72 for e1eht years she was a remod· ehna contractor in Corona Del Ma1 She has spent the past 11 years as a res1dent1al qent selhnacoastal pr~rt1es While w11h Prudential Realty, Mickey re«1W'd rf'CC>in1t1on for t>eine an Its top 100 aeents nat1onw1dt' At Coast N~rt M1d.ey will USt' her expertise 1n roastalpr~lt'stospeoahzeanluxury~anfrontandbayfront homes 1n Newport BHch part1C\Jla1ly on the peninsula where she hVH Anoe her markrt seement Mickey says she likes work· in41 with 1s youn, f<am1hes and ~~ Nt'wpon Heiahts as a areal startana p~Ct' for fam1hes look.Ina for their first home in the area Says M1d.ey "N~rt ~ach 1s spK1al in that 1t has someth1n, f0t ~'YOM • from a condominium fOf a youn, exK\lt1tt to a arand h<>mt' on the harbor E~ryone can ftti aood about buyin, here because there 1s i hm1ted amount of Pf~ so It will always ao up In value. What rNkes Mickey so aood at what she dOt'S, She explains 11 this way My carttr in real estate allows me to work with both plact!'S and people • my two favorite thmes in the 11t0fld My 41ceatest thnll 1s to help find the Oiht home for the n41ht family or 1nd1Y1dual I m no< satisfied until I see that my d1ents are satisfied Mickey al90 says that aood real estate iaeents should be enthusiastic about what they are do1nc, and ~ hont'St and empat~1cw1th their d1ents Born and raised m the San F~mando Valley. M1c:Uy says she t>eaan Sff1na real estate values consistently eoine up at a <ttry early •It' Enthusiastic about her assooation with Coast rttw· port Properties. Mickey 1s looklna forward to contmuin, her cart'f!r with this company SATURDAY, F~ 9, 1"1 / J'A!Z 25 PRIVATE BIG CANYON $1.445,000 • 5 Bdrm, 3 bath impeccably landscaped • Elevated lot with dty light views Sltlrley H41nis 95.000 • Sensational J Bdrm Deane townhome • Spa, skylights, spacious master suite SUILa Slalr41r Bia Canyon $1 ,195,000 • Quiet cul.de-sac location. 4 bedrooms • French doors, new kJtchen. larce yard 0.11111 8166 & SUlJ. Slalrar J PAGE 26 / SAl\Jlt01'Y. Fetwuafy 9, 1991 $499,000 • Brand new custom 2 bdrm. 2 ba • Bay and ocean view from upstairs M•rl4r11 PftUU,,1 NEWPORT BEACH ExcI.usive Listings BALBOA PENINSULA BAYCREST BAYCREST COURT Bayshores Bayshores Bayshores Bayshores BAYVIEW TERRACE Bayview Terrace BELCOURT HILL BIG CANYON 81g canyon B1e canyon Big canyon 81g canyon Big canyon 81& canyon BIG CANYON MCLAIN Bf& canyon McLain ntE BWF'FS EASTBLUff Eastbluff HARBOR HIGHLANDS Harbor Highlands HARBOR HILL Harbor Hill Harbor Hill HARBOR RIDGE Harbor Ridge Harbor R1dee Harbor Ridge Harbor R1dee Harbor Ridge Harbor Ridge HARBOR VIEW HOMES Harbor View Home' Harbor View Homes HARBOR WOODS Harbor Woods NEWPORT HEIGHTS NEWPORT SHORES SEA ISLAND Sea Island SEAVIEW SEA WIND l bdl'W\ + 2 bd l'W\ du ptell 4 bdrm, 2 ba, pool 2 bdnn, decORtor'S home 2 bdrm condo. gated community 2 bdnn cozy cott.ace J bdrm in ramily neighborhood J bdrm+ den light & airy 5 bdrm 4 ba steps to bay 5 bdrm. auarded community . ,. l bdrm. owner wUI coukSer LO $39',000 $399,9'0 $219,,00 $289.500 $629,000 $749,000 $785 000 $915,000 3 bdrm. detached in eated community l bdrm colldo wit.II Ytew Sl.075.000 $09,000 5'95,000 $74,,000 $1,M0,000 SI .095,000 SI .495.000 4 bdnn colldo Wdty Ytews J bdrm with soanne ceilings 5 bdrm on corner lot 4 bdrm, 3 ba, on 9th fairway 4 bdrm. 4 5 ba , eu.stom home 5 bdrm. PoOI. on fairway 5 bdrm. 9 ba . pQOI. fairway estate l bdnn, de.cont« uperades J bdrm overlooking golf course 4 bdnn, 2., bat.11,doee IO al l bdrm, lMtk 011 larce lot 3 bdrm on quiet street • 4 bdnn, 2 ba, famltJ IMNne 3 bdrm. I n bath on quiet street l bdnn with pallOf'amk ¥tew 4 bdrm with city light views 4 bdrm custom. eourmet lutchen l bdrm remodeled cOIMfo J bdrm condo with view 3 bdrm contemporary with view 5 bdrm 7 ba English Tudor 5 bdrm suites with city Views 5 bdrm trad1t1onal home with view 5 bdrm. 6 ba. panoramic view 4 bdnn, 2 ba, comer lot 4 bdrm. 2 112 ba. family home 5 bdrm. J ba . Phase II 2 bdnn colldomlahun 2 bdrm. 2 ba , near all Vac:.a.t lot °" aide uc wMew ) bdnt, I block IO beK.11 ) bdnn CAMldo wit.II pool J bdrm. 3 ba. contemporary )bdl'lft,2t., .... .. 4 bdrm, 2., .... Palenno •SI . 595 ,000 $2,495,000 $2 .595.000 $2,595,000 $)9',000 $525.000 $219,000 $190,000 $579,000 $42',000 $389,000 $1 ,2'0,000 •Sl .47',000 Sl .550,000 $6'9,000 $599,000 SI ,695.000 Sl .950.000 52.995.000 $3,650.000 SJ.850,000 $,4,,000 $599.000 $760.000 $290,000 $290,000 $'19,000 $1',,000 $199,000 $675.000 $'"·000 $1J9,000 SPYGLASS Spyglass UPPER NEWPORT BAY WESTCUF'f CAMEO HIGHLANDS CORONA DEL MAR Corona del Mar IRVINE TERRACE Irvine Terrace Irvine Terrace JASMINE CR.EEK 1asm1ne Creek Jasmine Creek . OlD CORONA DEL MAR Old Corona del Mar Old Corona del Mar Old Corona del Mar UDO ISLE UTTl..E BAJ.BOA ISLAND IRVINE Irvine EMERALD BAY Emerald Bay IRVINECOVE Irvine Cove NORTH LACUNA BALBOA PENINSULA Balboa Peninsula BALBOA ISLAND Balboa Island Balboa Island U1"T1.E BALBOA ISLAND DOVER SHORES ~r Shores DoYerSho~ HARBOR ISLAND Harbor Island Harbor Island UDO l~L! -. UNIMISU Unda IS~ DALY PILOT / BAL &STAft 519,000 •Duplex -2 three bedroom units • Bright d ining areas · walk to bexh Mk'-f Rftte NEWPORT BEACH 4 bdrm, 2 112 bli, WCCMtrtyard 6 bdrm PoOI and view 4 bdrm, 2., ba. comer lot l bdrm. 2 ba, pool . CORONA DEL MAR J bdnn. 2 baconer vtew lot 4 bdrm famllJ M>me wtt.11 *- 2 bdrm +. den/62 ye.irs or C>lder 2 bdnns +dell •bacle leftl 4 bdrm 3 ba. PoOI 4 bdrm. brand new insldeloul 2 bdnn, 2 ba COlldoma.a.. 3 bdrm condo on qu~t strttt 3 bdrm condo.pool.spa tennis 2 bdnn with oce.aa views 2 bdrm. I bath duplei 2 bdrm duplex on lov~ly street 4 bdrm brand new wtv1ew ISLAND UVJNC 4 bdnn, l ba, falftlfJ lilolne ' bdnn Oii cor.er loc IRVINE 4 bdnn fa..aty lilolne 3 bdrm with sunset & mountain views LACUNA BF.ACH l bdnn wit.II oceaa .._ o bdrm w11h ocean views 4 bdnn, pool S cablia• 6 bdrm over 8.000 sf. ocean side l bdnn. 2 ba, crut vtew OCEAN AND BAYFRONT $77'.000 .$2.495,000 $4,9,000 $419,000 $M9,000 $1,)9',000 $49'.000 $4ff.000 S,4,,000t.H sa'a.ooo $46t.OOO S'8,,000 S,98.000 $'2,,000 SH9.000 $569.600 SI .395,000 $77',000 $1,0tl,000 •$9'0,000 SI .'J9,.000 $2.600.000 Sl.l00.000 $,,f.000 J bdrm, steps to bar $4.0,000 4 bdrm steps to sand $98,,000 2 bdrm duplex wit.II tip $1J9,000 4 bdrm dupl~. lovely remodel SI .6'°,000 ~bdrm corner lot on bay Sl.775,000 1 bdrm, shared dodt. probate a.ale $1.l9'.000 1 bdnn -1ndoor--outdoor pool $1.m,000 ) bdrm large patio & doclt on bay SI 995,000 '5 bdrm trad1t1onal family home $2.150.000 vac ... t lot. creat k.cadoa • beJ $2,no,ooo 4 bdrm. 4 ba. bayfront w/dock Sl.1'°,000 3 bdrm. beautiful lawn and dock Sl,900,000 4 bet,.,~ Walp $2.Jot,,000 4 bet,. .... dodl Md llp $2,4.,,000 6 bdrm contemporary with dod Sl.9'0,000 . •Abo•....._ ... ._ , DAILY PILOT / llAL IST Aft Martha Macnab 675•3568 . Balboa Island Bayfront Lot 205 N. Bayfront .. Usted Exclusively with Martha & Maureen L1tllc I land LiLtle I land Little I land Balboa I land E. Bayfront Cry tal E. Bayfront Balboa Island N. Bayfront SOLD $1,295.(XX} SOLD $995.CXX> 5 bdnns. $3,795.CXX> large docks 2 1(1. lots 5 bdnn. over Sl.775.CXX> 80' on water Duplex · extra S995 .<XX> lg:-Bayfront lot SATI.MDAY. ,.. •• 9, "" I " Maureen Dawn 723·0260 Uttle Island Estate 111 E. Bayfront Fanwtic opportunity to bu1&d on rare ovcrsvcd bayfront lol Great beach and spectacular views. Irvine Rincon 2 bdnn,Gated $399,CXX> Community. One of the fine t boating propcrucs in Ntwpon. 85' on wa1tr. 2 1/2 lots. 5 bdnn .. 3 ba~ kitchen. Bayfrom Terrace & Garden . $995,000 Outstanding IRVINE TERRRACE An arc ittctwral masttrpitu stt in a glorious location o/ftring txp,utsivt views of th1 harbor and oetan. Ftatwring a vtrsalilt floor plan with ovtr 4,000 S4Wart fttt , light and airy, with atttnlion · givtn to t\ltf'VMtail Now at SI ,695.000 Stephanie Grody 760-1232 Detatched Cameo Shores 221 Milford s l ,785 ,000 New custom home on the canyon with ocean view from every room. Enjoy an open floor plan and state- of-the-art kitchen Valerie · · Easton . 646-1457 $3.795.000 .~ Blc Canyon Custom Must Sell or Lease Now Brine all Offers 81 Royal St. George Fabulous estatt locattd 011 I 8t~ Fairwav 5 Bdrms. 9 Ba Pool &Spa 5 Fireplaces ·old World· Panelln& 2 Family ~ooms Gourmet Kitchen •Care.race Exercise/Ballet Studio Parquet F1oofs WineCell.r 52.495,000 or $6.200 /mo Lease Carol Berg 720-0288 I I I } p, .. - CORONA DEL MAR Lovely 2 bdrm Canyon Cove twnhm vaulted ceilil'lg~. frplc, seurity & private Shore· cliffs ~ach access 760-3600 ....................... $320.000 SAN CLEMENTE Newer 2 bdrm home. eat-tn kitchen, formal dining & sunny patio Vaulted ceilings, ceramic 11Je & Betber carpet. 760:3600 . $225,000 EL TORO Bnght .& freshly painted throughout 3 bdrm home with family room. Wood shutters, new tile & carpet. 673-6900.............. ...... .. . ....... $226,500 IRVINE Near Woodbridgc's Soulh Lake. Model per· feet 2 bdrm twnhm wtbonus room & private yard Comm. pool, spa & tennis. 760-3600 ....... )$255,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Gorgeous 3 bd end unit w/dble attached garage in newer complex Skvlights, bleached woods & patio. 631-1400 .. .. $255,000 BAVRIDGE l ush gated complex. pool & spa. usy access to Corona del Mar beaches & freev.-ztys. Bnght upgraded 2 bdrm, double garage 631-1400. $258,000 LAKE FOREST Totally renovated 4 bdrm (or 3 & den) in the "Oaks" Soanng ceilings, skylights & hard- wood Ors 631-1400 . $259.900 COSTA MESA'S So Coast Metro area. Freshly refur· bished 3 bdrm home with family room. pool, 5J>i! & stone patio 631-1400 .... .. . . $269.900 NEWPORT SHORES Largest single story 3 bd Ooor plan, spari<hng fresh condition. Low dues, comm pool & tenntS. 631-1400. .. . ~59,000 YORBA LINDA 4 bd w1formal dining, bonus & fam- ily rooms. den & large yard. Tranquil hill YJews prime Lomas de Yorba 76()..360(}.. ... . ........ $389,900 WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX Good summer/winter renUll potenuaJ. Front house, 2 bdrm, bonus room & yard + upper 1 bdrm. Steps to sand. 631-1400 .. ... .. . ... . .... .... . . . ............... $398,000 DANA POINT Luxury 2 bdrm twnhm. ocean view deck & fenced yard. Hdwd Ors, frplc in hvlng & dini".19 room & master suite 760-3600 . . .. . .$439,500 f.ASTSIDE COSTA ME9A Cul-<fe·sac:. Model per· fact 1 sty 3 bd,nn home with lovely yard. Wood Rrs, pened windows & Fr. doon. 631-1400 ......... $375,000 DM.Y...,, I --aJAft THOME ,IN Realtor•® J.IDO SANDS Community with pool & patk just '"'steps to Newport's best beadles. Immaculate 3 bdrm. peUo & large lot. 631-1400 ...................... $442,000 NEWPORT HARBO• 8th Or 1 bd penthouse (can be converted back to 2) Boat dock at $2 a ft Glorious wide angle harbor &Poce_an views 631-1400 $449,000 •NEW LISTINGS* UNDA ISLE Spacious 2 sty 4 bd Mediterranean home with 75' of bay fronUlge. dock for large boat & quiet location A gallery leads from entry courtyard to bayfront Irving room & brick terrace A BEST VALUE11 631-1400. . . ... . .. ..... ... . .. . $2.395.000 BELCOUll'T Prestige & sophlStic:ated 4 bd executive home, dining & family rooms. master w i11Ung area (could be 5th bdrm) & lovely landsca~ !c!tlO. EJe. r60b0~~~~ .. ~· .. ~~~ .. ~.& .r srns:~ LIDO ISLE Sophisticeted, top quality totally r~mod "eled 5 bdrm on latge quiet irwde comer. Fonnal din· 1~emUy rm, fabulous gourmet country lutchen & ~1-1roo~~ .. ~ .. ~~ .... ~~ .... ~.~ .. ~~l~= UDO PAD DlllVE HIGJUUSE Full security bldg with doorman. pool, spa & billlard room Immaculate & beauhfulJy Mccnted 2 bdrm with lovely ocean, city light, channel & sunset views. 631-1400 ..... $825,000 HAa80ll Viar HIU.S With spectacular ocean V1CWS from trving room, kitchen, master & dining area One sty 4 bdrm, family room with frplc & IA.Ct ber opens to 1et~ne courtyard entry, room for pool 631- 1400 ...................................... ..... ....... ... . .. $795,000 PE.NINMJIA 5 bd in quiet Bay Ave mt.Jon. Zoned R-2. used as llnQls family home. Great floor plan w/ Jonna! & infonNll dining A: family rm. Stir to ocean t~~ .... ~.~~.~~~.~.~ .~9~ BAYSIDE COVE Baby due .. wry MOTIVATED SEU..ERS! ~t eomt:r unit with large master. den & 2 decks. custom shutters & olf white decor Gated ~).~~.~~.~~'..~ .. ~.~-~ga$4f8~ UDO 181.E Adorable ·2 bdrm cottag With frplc. beamed <*lings & south patio. Close to tennis courti easy ltroll to village. Great price for Udo living with al Its amenities. 631-1400 ................................. $450,000 SOUTH COAST METllO Newer gated comm with pool &. spa Beautiuful bnght 2nd Or unit with 2 master 5uitts, beams. skylights & frplc overloolung greenbelt & streams Freshly painted with new carpet. (LH) 760- 3600 . .................. . ................. $172.900 LAGUNA NIGUEL Fabulous oty & mountain v1~s from this n«ar new condo in gated community 1A.1th tennis, pool & spa Light & bright 1 bdrm with 2nd story loft & large private patio 76Q...36oo .... $139.000 llAVCR.£ST Beautifully remodeled 3 bdrm pool home w'family room New plumbing & nppl1ance), hd'Nd Ooors & Fr doors 631-1400. . ........ $495,000 NEWPOllT HEIGHTS Nice 3 bdrm home + offta' den wlfii>le owr garage. Wood deck w1spa & BBQ & lush landscaping 631-1400 . . ...... $529,000 8ALBOA ISLAND At near LOT VALUE! Rent now, build later <W remodel exlsting 2 bdrm cottage + studio apt 673-6900 ...... . .. .... ... .. . .$540,000 BA YCllEST Cheerful & Immaculate 4 bd home wt private master 1Uite Dining ..It farmly rooms open to grassy yard with pool & spa. 673-6900 . . .... $S 75.000 WATl!8P80NT llOllU. INC. RULT08 • EWPOIT BEACH OPrtCB i t 16 W. •o AST H"iH\\'AV 7ll·lll·ltll NEWPOllT HEIGHT9 Fruh & bright 3 bdnn home, . family room & office New '°'11, baths It ~ Walk to schools, bike to beach 631-1400 ...• J419,000 NEWPOllT AT lHE BEAOI Colonieil 4 bdrm horn. 1 block to both~& ocan ~ tntr~ to 2 bdrms for mother-in·f.aw suitt 631-1400$575,000 CUFFHAVEN Super value! ~t 4 bdnn on qu5ct 5!rett. Family rm with frplc large yerd with dedl & spa Owner may cany ht T.b. 760-3600 ...... $595,000 NEWPOllT llDG1ITS Blau~ decionltild 2 1ty 3 bd Colonial, terrace & lovely Entllllh ~ Quiet strut, mini w . 760-3600 .. .. .. ....... ..... . ....... $660,000 UDO ISLE Fmhly & bright 3 bdrm on large k>C with potentlal for 2nd story ~nsaon in prcm• locdon. New carpet & floonng. 631-1400 ................. $695.000 CORONA D£L NAa Award Winning ~ • open conttmporaty duplex, 2 sty 3 bd front W:chn"'.'9 -~ den + 3 bd apt over ~· 760-360(). • ········-·$699,500 BALBOA 1St.ANO Shingled charmer, formal dining w frp1c.. fam\)I; room, gourm«t kitchm. 2 maater "*" & private spa 6 73-6900 . . .......................... s 720.000 HA&aOa VIEW 1111.LS Bright. open remodeled l sty 3 bd home With family rm, largt CGMIJ cukle-ac lot Wtth protected ocean view, 631-1400 ....... $735.000 BAYSHOllES ~ gate & prMMI belch. Com- fonable 2 sty 3 bchm home, Widen OI 4th bdrm.J.. t.m1Jv rm & peuo m park-lake 1etting 631-1400 ...... S ~l .000 UDO SANDS Private community w/pool a ~ teps to ocean bucha Huge lrifQrl"NI 5 bdrm houM, family & game nns. spa It pool 631-1400. $799,000 .. UTI'L£ 8AL80A ISIAND New a chlrmlna CUS· tom 3 bdrm, with super master IUMe A view rooldec« Fr doors & hrd'Nd floon 673-6900 .............. $815,000 UDO PARK DIUY£ Spectacular vSew1 Of ocean, bay & city lights from this b«autifullv decorat.d 7th fir 2 bdrm condo Security bldg 631-1400 ......... $865,000 BALBOA ISLAND omcs .. .ur, MARI HI AVK. 71._., ... _ e Count lnternatfonal Realty DAILY PILOf I mAL DrATS SAnmMY. ~ t. lftl / ,,,._ 1' WATERFRONT. HOMES, INC. DOVEll SllOllU SpedacuJar back bay & city light V)CWI from well maintained 4 bdrm hoiN \Ai/family ~oom & large stone frplc. 631-1400 ............. $899,000 UDO ISLE Fantastic: 5 bd home, large quiet comer ~m&1~~-~~~-~-~~:.~.~· .. ~$~i.~ UDO 191.E Exo:i opm airy 2 sty, 3 bd contempo-~~imi:,J •.... ~ .. ~ .. ~.~'..~~JX> UDO ISu A ptt~ location with an ~xtra large lot on the "Piaua" & Wrriftc potential for a "Showcase" 4 bdrm home. 631-1400 ............................. Sl.095,000 COllONA DEL lllAll Steps to ocean Exciting newer 3 bdrm twnhm Mt on bluff wlawaornc vistas ol entire ~rbor & ocun. 760-3600 ........... Sl,139.000 PEN1N9U1A Pr. C>CEAJllnONT BANK llEPOf 2 sty 4 bdrm home wtth tm'ifie potential & prime loca- b<>n o.k'fln & beams. 631-1400 .......... $1,195.000 BIG CANYON Fantastic 3 bd golf cowsc twnhm w family room on 8th fairway. f"resh decor & white w~ f1rs 631-1400 ..•..••••...•. " ............. Sl.195,000 MftlDe COW W/'lf*d secunty. Triewl 2 bdrm beyfront condo. great views & att. garage. Vaulted ceil- ings & oak Ooon 631-1400 ...................... Sl.200,000 Cl.IFPRAVEN Top quality 4 bd home. family room & libr8fl#'ltudy Hdwd flri. Fr. doors, 3 f1r~ & tJt.;. pie ga:age 631-1400 ........ . ... . .. $1,250,000 lllVINE TDUtACE W'80' frontage & fabulous New- port harbor & octan view_$ Remodel 3 bd home w/lap pool or build ncrw 760-3600 . .. ..• $1 ,250, UDO ISLE 3 yi: old cxc1bng 3 bdrm WLlh an opulent hfestyle, master w/frplc, ~. den & dressl~_ rms. Large lot on bat street 631-1400 . . . Sl,295,000 PENINSULA OCEANFaONT Fabulous 2 yr old, 3 bd home, high volume ceilings whttawasMd woods, master w/povate view sundeck 631-1400 .Sl,395,000 M'M& mAND -d.112-.,4 bd ''c:olonlm" ~· 1 t. from bey on ..... ~lot. Hrdwd h Fr. doan • bev wlndowl. 67U900 ........... Sl,125,000 Re•ltor•" OP•N SAT & SUN 1·5 23e2 Colgate, College Prk, Colt.a Mesa 3bd house M1ur"n Webb $229,000 513 Momlng Canyon, Coron• de! Mat 2 bd condo Connl9 Vrb• • $320,000 C27 Pirate, Clltthaven, N.8 3 bd house Judy Good & Lois Mcloon "49,000 218 Via Eboll. Udo 111-, N.8, 3 bd house Lorrline Farrington & Catherine William $1 ,095,000 1213 E. Bal~~. Peninsula Ocelnfront Cbet house Austin 01ynes & Matgo Stu.rt $1,100,000 22C Klngs ~. Clifn\aven, N.8. c bd hOUM Ashley Mcintyre & MIM)' Stelllno s1 ,250,000 2007 Sabrina, Irvine Terr~. C.O.M. 3 bet houH Olga M1tthews $1,250,000 -21 C Polnaettll, Corona del M11 3 bd houMi1ot Sally Phlltlpa & Arne Petenen S 1,500,000 239 Via Udo Soud, Udo ltle, N.8. 3 bet hoUM CCM.lftllnd Alex $2,495,000 809 Via Udo IOUd, Udo t•. N.8. ~ 5bd houle C~ \W181N, VSctd Lee & P.at ConcMw 12,595,00< OP•NUT 1-S 221 3'th St, Newpoft Beach 3 bd condo Nancy 8erfteld 1372,000 1712 ~ Orl'le, Newpoft 8Mcf'I 3 bet houM Cwofyn Starr SC 15,000 525 El Modw, ~ ~ 3 bd house Mwtene HMMI SC 1 t,000 2815 8ro.d St, .... wpot1 Heights 3 bd houM Patty Hwwy $571,000 2.2t Ruby, Mboa Island 2 bd houM l°'-1 Hlcklon 1720,000 317 C#Nllloft, Corona .. ... 3 bd IWnhrn AndrN Oonula $1 , 131,000 300 Evering ._,, Oovw Shena, N..8. 4 bd ~ ~ Wmon $1,250,000 218 E. ~. Peninsula, N.8. 3 bd ~ Tom lownltd 11.316,000 731 Vta Udo Soud, Udo lele, N.8. C bd ~ Satly Somn & ~Cox $2,415,000 OP•N 8UllDAY t-S 1 a 8aruna Court. Newpoft Crtsi c bd IWnhm Bob Tompkins 1351.000 2051 Commodore, Baycteet, N 8 . ~ ...... 2000 Holiday, Baycr .. t. N.B. C.alyn Starr 1451 K..,.., ...,. Vtew Hile, N.6. Hiney Ptttrlon 801 Udo Pw1l Or 170, Newpol1 8Mdl M.y l°'-1 IQet"9r 1712 Antlgue Wfl'/, DcMr Shofee, N.8. E8'herRne 132 Viii ltheca, Udo ..... N.8. oe.. c.nnoit , 11-Yll Koron. Udo ..... N.I. ~, ..... .-. 3bd~ 1495.000 •bd~ .... ooo 3bd~ $735,000 2 bd condo .-.ooo 5bd~ ..,,500 5 bd hoMI ., ... IM..._ ., ... UDO ISLE A 4 bd "dream'' house on 50' lot Over 4000 sq ft lop quality Country Engl&sh, fami)y rm. gym & tnple garage. 631-1400 ................... S 1,395,000 CORONA Dll MA.a Rare double lot, pnme location 1ust 1 house to Ocean Blvd Lrve m existing 3 bd house, remodel later 760-3600 . . ... Sl,500,000 LIDO ISLE Bayfront with large slip & lawn sweeptOIJ to bay from beautifully built 4 bdrm home With focmnl dining & fanuly rooms. 631-1400 ........... $2,495,000 UDO 191.£ Cont.mporary 3 bd bilvfront, dock for large boat, dining rm, den It 2nd Or famihl room. OWner mey exchange! 631-1400.... .... .. $2!495,000 LIDO ISLE Bayfront 52' on the water, dock & bQch. Immaculate 6 bdrm tradillOnal wfdmlng & farn· ily rooms, PRlCE DROPPED' 631-1400 ..... $2,595,000 MUIOA ISLAND South bayfront ""'Ith dock. t\llO sty. 2 bdrm total remodel, master retreat. fonnal din- ing, c1en a roo1 deck. 673-6900 .............. " .. s2.100.ooo lftJN11NGTON ~ 9Cll Ratored 3 bd 85' tall wmr tOWl9f '°Pl>ed widl ~ room It 360' ocean & mtn views 760-3600 ........ $3.100,000· a.mu llALBOA mAND lncrecM>ly handsome 5 bdrm bevfront Vtb built sound private counyard Boat docK It super views. 631-1400 ..... _._.$3,950.000 UDO •LE S bdim wl6T ol bay &onu.ge It dock for 100' yecht & side tie. ToUI remodel, fresh "7~" look, large patio 8t ~. 631•1400 ••m•••,..,.,$4,200,000 BAY8HOllEa Beyfront ~ & slip, 150 ol water frontage, fan&altic views + ·3 bd house. Grand atate potential. 760-3600 ....... " .................. _.,$11 ,900,000 LAGUNA 8EACll Dramatic: near new 5 bd ocean- front mansion, daigued by St.W Chase, secunty, prtvac:y, pool It grounds. 631-1400 ......... $13,700.000 • . . .. ~AGa JO / SATUllDAY. February t , 1991 l _ DAILY PILOT / aAL ISTAft WATERFRONT HOMES~ INC. Realtors (I ------Exclusive Orange County Affiliate Sotheby's International Realty LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT HOME 739 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SATURDAY lPM-SPM A PRJME SOllTH BAYFRONT LOCATION, dock for 50' boat and ilS own private beach, just stepS to clubhouse and tcmis. Immaculate Country French 4 bdrm home on larger lot. Bayf ront master with adjoining den, si-cious living room with antique mantel and m~ dining room au share the fabulous open water and exciting sailing action views. The family kitchen and den/gueSb'OOm open onto a lovely interior patio. $2,495,000 eai1 SALLY SOMERS 631-1400 For f uncr information or an appoinunent to see th.is very special propen y. Watervaew Properties • 2007 Sabrina Terrace, Corona Del Mar St ,250,000 • 515 Calle Mal.bguena. San Clemente $799,000 • 424 Ave Salvador, San Clemente $797,000 Town homes/Condos • 25 Swnmcrf acid, Irvine $2SS,OOO • 3680-H So. Bear SL, So. Coast Metro stn.900 Summer Rental • 808 Emerald Bay. Laguna Beach $7000/montb OLGA .KIM MATHEWS SEIDENBERG (714) 433-9455 (Res) (714) 436-2047(Res) (714) 760-3(]00 (Bus) (714) 760-3600 (Bus) 1712 Antigua Way Dover Shores 5 bedroom with view, pool &. spa RE DUCED almost $50,000 to $897,500 SELLER WANTS IT SOLD! ... For further information or an appoinnncnt to view this propcny, please call : ESTHER FINE 548-2971 (Res) 631-1400 (Bus) New LlltiD1· Tany coaage on wondctf ul Lido Isle. Home has beamed ceilings. fireplace. south patio and forced air heat. A darling s&a'U:r or second home in good condition. Lowes& priced home on lhc island. 2 bdrm, 2 beth. $450,000 Vtr7 clwwi•I Lldo home in wonderful sue.et to · street location. Flbu.lous new kilChcn including Suburo and Gaggenau tppliances. Sunny ouldoor living with small lawn and extra off street pifking. 4 bckms. 3 belhs plus family room. $699,000 COlltnlpor•7 lilome on lhc most prestigious end of Lido Isle. Home tm lots of volume, high ceilinp Ind li&hL . Almost everything is new and of IOp quality including windows. root, kiichcn, blll.h • wool carpeting. The 1lrge lot abo 1eoomodllcs a pool and dll'cc car pnge. 3 bdnns, A maids. 3 t.lhs A f lmily room. S99'J.OOO ~·~-,. 9'w o/ "-~ ............ ~~ KAY POLOVINA Office 631 -1400 Home 675-5622 ........... ,.,..~ LIDO ISLE OUTSTANDING LIDO LOCATION on EUROPEAN PARXUKE PIAZZA • Humongom size lol A most desirable 5U'ClCt •Sunny quiet inside comer location • Gracious l story, 4 bedroom home • Beam ccil ing family room with fireplace •Large formal living room wilJ'I fireplace • Brick tcrrice and expanse or green lawn space for vege&ablc or cutting garden and/or putting green •Unlimited remodel potential Tum This Special Propeny Into Your Showcase Home For fwthe.r information or an appoincment IO view this property, plcMc cal I: MARY SIVASLIAN 631-1400(0fc) 673-9184 (Res) 704 Acacla-Owmria 2 BR. lBAcoa.ce wid\ brick ftttplace Ind tu&h bum ceilinp. phis privaee patio. 1 BR, 1 BA Renla.I wtil wilh cozy peeUi,. Ind t.lcony. £.era cuesi qu111a1. SS49,900 Call M~ W aaon or uJ Olten. 5ft Nwc......._ Award winnin& conranponry desiP1. PluJ 2.1001q.fL 3 BR. 2112 BA fmnl wUL Sona ceilina•. 1kyli&}lts. 2 r~ TariflC 3 BR. 2 BA b.ck unit wtlh fttq>lace. $699 .500 Call Msiuerite Warson Of Us Olsen. 715 Ftnltaf·Tarific newu 2 BR. 2 BA upper A lower unill. Vay sJ*ioua Ind cennfiy loc-.d wid\ t.rse •Wlnin& dcclt. $629,000CaU MllplCrile Wll90n « U.Oben. l41 rot-UM-Aiwntiooft Build.ti llemodaJ or Mid a fabulous cmeom home. Two loca b a 1D1M of 60a l 11 fecc_ Only two doors from Oce.. It.cl $1,500,000 Call ~le W.-on or AIM,__ b...,. inlormadon. •. ,,, .• .. -.w. .... tlJ..C.. y I'll.OT I _BAL ISTAft SATUM>AY. ~ t . 1991 It'~ Jt WATERFRONJ -HOMES, INC. RealtorsR ~"'11 ill~ /tie Mk« INM ..• tNI ~ ..ue ... 11Me "'-..-••• """.ta , llinl' 11/ ~ ..ttt ... .. JILL ANDRUS Residence 673-4861 Business 631-1400 PENINSULA * Wonderful family home m qu1e1 mid-peninsula location Steps to ocean, bay, elementary school, and churches. Excellent floor plan 1n this five bedroom, 3 bilh home on an R·2 lot with m1n1 biy View, NEW LISTING $595,000 HORSE PROPERTY * Rare Cquestrian Pl'openy 6 horses C<)n be permitted ~ozy room, one bith home with ba , ;tis on rust under 1 'h acre Pro a nexation to Newport Beach Owner may carry opr lease option $435,000 ANNE FREEMAN Residence: 673-4459 Business: 631-1400 LINDA ISLE • 75' on the Will!f * l•rgc Ooclr. • 4 Bed 3 ~ths * hcellel"lt Floor ~n * Sunny loation $2,395,000 BALBOA ISLAND * Gt .ind duplex with w.tl!f lftC'WS on ~85' lot * t."'11n house • 4 ~. ) b.lths, IMng1d1nin room, den, ltbr•ry & priv•te ga~n p.1tio * Ap.J~t • 3 ~rooms & 2 b.lths L•rge IMni'd1n1ng room, deck * Top qu.il1ty & YfrMble lloorpl•n $995,000 PENINSULA POfN! * L•fF living room W/F.P. •28edl~ * C..nt Fam•ty Room • Quiet loc.alion on the point $575,000 VICKI LEE . Residence: 673-6573 Business: 631-1400 lfj .I BALBOA Immaculate c~tom ho~ in quiet location. 3 bedrooms + den with soanng ceiling. secluded view decks and private' Spi Exqu1s1te European det.a1ls throughout OWNER MAY CARRY $825,000 LIDO ISLE Ne .... er home 1n one of lido s fi~ locations Close to T enn1s, park and clubhouse This 4 bedroom ho~ featur~ oak ~. Bet::ber carpet French doc:>r\. ptantaoon shutters and 3 fireplaces ~ ~for smaller home 1n -.;ewport, $765,000 FOR RENT -Balboa 3 bedroom home. 1/2 block to beach. $2750 per m~. PEGGY HARRISON · Residence: 645-1208 Business: 631-1400 . HARBOR VIEW HlllS Enj9)' ~ular $Onsets and ocean views from this four beOroom Sandpiper model on large lot. Serene courtyard entrance with room for pool and expansion. Family room opens to courtyard. "Privaq-Plus" for outdoor living, and room for jacuzzi off mater. Loated on quiet street. Offered at $795,000 Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty f'AGE 12 / SATURDAY. februa'y 9, '"' DAILY N.OT ' BA&. IST ATI Schatz to head.GQld Nugget • committee SAN FRANCISCO -Home- building industry sales and marketing ex~n Mann > Schatz. 40, of Danville is the chainnan of the Pacific Coast Builders Conference·~ (PCBC) Gold Nugget/Best in the \\~st Awards Com- mittee. Schatz. of Professional Builder Ser- vices In c .. also is an associate with the tone lnslltute of Los Gatos. national- ly recognized consultants to the real estate industry . A highlight of the confere nce. the 28th annual Gold Nugget Awards ccr- cmon) "'111 be held June 26 at 5 f .m. in the Yerba Buena Ballroom o the downtown Mamou Hotel. For Gold Nugget .\ "'ards information. call the PCBC offi ce at (415) 543-2600. A PCBC past president ( 1989), Schatz S3} s he 1s very excited about being the Gold uggct Awards Com- mittee chainnan this year. "Gold Nug- gets scored a record 887 competition entries last year, and despite the cur- rent industry downturn, the commit- tee is striving to better that historic mark." Schatz, whose industry career began as a teen-age clerk for a major Southern California homebuilder, points out that the Gold Nugget Awards competition is not only the granddaddy of all building and land design contests. it is also recognized nationally as the symbol of excelJencc in architectural design and land-use planninJ for residential and com- merciahndustrial projects. "This year, in an effon to meet the continuing challenges of maintaining this regional ( 14 Western states) and national recognition of being the 'best,' the awards committee has been ex- panded to draw from the experience and talent of various industry dis- ciplines.'' Schatz says. · .. The eommitt has some of the industry's brightest and best individ- uals lending their knowledge and tal- ent to make this year's competition more competitive and make it the best awards event in its 28-year history." Schatz notes committee members arc architects. builders. marketers, land , plannen. trade JOumal publisher and PCBC staff members. Serving on the committee arc: Rick Arkus. PCBC executive director. San Francisco: Robcn V. Arrigoni, Backen. Arrigoni & Ross Inc .. San Franc1sco: John Chapman. John Chapman Land- planning, Newpon Beach: Dennis Chin1acff. Rancon F1nanc1a l. Temecula: Anhur Danielian. FAIA, Danielian Associates, Irvine; Sidney The Bluffs I $42S:OOO O\' ..... ~ ................... :t. 2 BA, family rm. Extra larae wrap-a· round patio. This Is truly a pm. · , Penir&Jla o.r $4M, 000 3 BR 1.75 M In -... Q;;l loQ. tlon. Close to bay, ocean, ferry. aww-. ........ ..._, Newport Crest 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome with large family room. Formal dining room and large living ro~m with fireplace and wet bar. Com'!1un1ty pool, spa and tennis courts. Walking distance to ocean, shopping, restaurants. Very clean, move-in condition. Motivated seller. $349,000 Dunmore. Dunmore Development, Rostville: Grace Flannery. PCBC manager. MIS&. opcTBtions. San Fran· cisco: Anthony Guzzardo, AJA, Anthony Guzzardo & Associates Inc .• San Francisco: 3nd Richard L. Hall (c hairman emeritus). La Linda Homes Inc .• Or- ange: Bill Kreager. AJA. M1thun Pan- ners. Seattle: Peter M. Ma yer (Oold Nugget Awards ceremony producer), Peter M. Mayer Producuons. Alta Loma: Jim McKellar (Gold Nugct competition co-sponsor). Suncoast Archttect/Bu1lder Magazine. Glendale: Joe Pickett. Jr. (PCBC president). Pickett & Sons Con tructton. Fresno: Walter Ri chardson. Richardson Nagy Manin. Newpon Beach; John Thatch. Dahlin Group. an Ramon: and chair- man Schatz. The theme of this )'Cat's co mpeuuon and awards show is "Inspirations: De- sign Excellence for Changtf!& Times," according to Schatz. "Committee member Pete Ma)er Wlll produce and direct th1 )Car's gala award cu- emon). Pete ha~ a trad1tton of produc- ing \tanding-0' at1 on "ho~ and I ~x pcct ano ther show-topper pro- du cti on." hall added. The chn1rman announced that Monier Roof Tile Inc. is one of the a"'ards ~how's co-sponsors. hatz. who operate his own mdus· tr') consulting firm -Profm1onal Builder Service Inc. -has developed pnze·wmning (Gold Nugget Award) patto homes and built under his own company banner lu\urious custom homes in n Francisco's East Bav. Schatz also 1s associated with the Stone I nstttutc headed by nauonall> recognized industry consultant Dave tone. Holder of general contractors and real estate brokers licenses. Schat1 i a 'etcran md~tr') assoctat1on paruc1- pant He 1s a past pre 1dcnt of the Building lndustr) Assoc1atJon of Nonhcm Cahforn1a (BIA ) Ea tern Div 1 ion and the BIA es & Market- ing Council ( M ). In 1981. Chairman Schatz received the council's coveted President's ward for distinguished service and achievement to SMC. He ha earned the MIRM dcs1pauon from the In- stitute of Re idcnual Marketing and has taught MIRM classes. lso. Schatz has served a a CBIA and 81 of Nonhern Califomaa dt~ tor and 1s 1n ht ninth year a a PC'BC Board of Directors member. Born an ChjcaJo, and reared 1n Lo Angeles. Schatz 1s a J"Mluatc of Cali- fornia tate Un1verstty. Los Anaclt'S. wi th bachelor's and master's desrces in history. n automobile buff. who ba5 received national m-..z1ne cove,. for his hobby, Schau ts a member o the Danville Dukes auto club and spends h" leisure time maintairuna and drivina his classic 1937 Chevrolet "street rocf. •• Sponsottd by the California Build· tr\I Industry Associauon, PCBC i• the IUJCSt and oldat ft1iona1 uw·Mllflll indu~ conference and new orod eithibiuon in the nation. 1he ) annual PCBC will be held in MIOIOoncl Convention Censer here June 26-29. " .. t - 760-5000 4.97-6570 SATURDAY. f'*'-Y t . 1991 / P'AQ ll "MAKE. ONE CHOICE ... GET TWICE THE RESULTS" BALBOA PENINSULA POINT COMPLETELY REMODELED CAPE COD 2009 MIRAMAR er 3 BR, 2 BA, family room a Bright, airy w/cathedral ceilings & dual skylights . a Nice open gourmet kitchen a Short walk to beach & bay a Perfect for immediate move in! $625,000 HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ .. I ~ BRAND NEW ELEGANT HOME 907 DELAWARE a 3 BR, 3.5 BA a Large Mstr BR w/marble f.p. & Roman Tub a Near Beach a Quality upgrades throughtout a Roof Sundeck for spa $420,000 Be the first to move in PENINSULA BAYFRONT W/LARGE DOCK a 5 BR, 4.5 BA a Newly R emodele d in Contemporary style $2,100,000 SQLD ... WE HAVE OTHERS!! OUR TEAM ... ... with °'w I j ~on of ~cnce as full tintt real atott pro/asiotfols, • o/ftr ltottal •ntl ~•bit snia in 11ssistilfl yot• wi11t oil of 'YO'" m1/ tsto~ nttth. 1"LET THE 2 OF US WORK FOR YOU" .. • l'AGE J4 / SATu.DAY. l'-....yt. lt91 Pat Davis stilt tops at the Real Estaters · Veteran real estate agent Pat Oioolc·Da\ls ha once agam fim hcd at the top of the he3p \\ith her company, the Re.ii E taters of Costa Me 3. At the firm's recent ye,ir·cnd :J\\.Jrd'\ mcetini:. 03vi wa honored as the top '"k'pcrc;on of 1990 and also as the top 1<0lume .1gcnt. She was fir t runner·JJP 1n the h'P Ii ting agent field und "as one of 14 Re.11 btatcr'i agent in the m1llton· doll.ir qlc!. club for the year. l·nllo\\fnl! Davis in the top salc1,p('rson ca tcgol') "ere Incl Diaz and Delphi Os· \\ttkl <1' lir't Jnd second runnen.·up. re· 'pcct1,ch Cora l.c1th "'·'~ the tClp list· ing .1gcnt. follcNcd li) Da"1" and ~111.e Doolc\ "h1le Sl.e1th :ind 8111 Lup1s tr;ultd D.1\1 in the top 'olume agent '"'eCp\tJl.C\. Other member' of the Re.al 8taters' 199<1 n111l1(ln-dollar club \\Cre Pat Lc)CS, Goh 1-:ohantcb, Julianna Da" on. Jean Gentry, Ja) Kell}. Ma11Anne Hotsey, lneL Diaz, Don Davi (Pat's husband), Michael Dooley, Delpha Oswald, Elsa H~t. 8111 Lupi\ .md Cora Skeith. In other awards pre cntations, Lori .. Toot ie" Co ta and Laurie Doyle were named "rookie of the )ear," while trip nwnrd for special achievement went to Da' 1 . Diaz, Dooley, I foyt, Oswald, Lupi!> and Skeith. Costn :ind Doyle were cited (or achiev- ing over a half-million dollar: in sales during 1990, along with Dutch Feenstra, Patti Costello. Diane Ander on, Eli a Roble<;, Gina McComb, Judy Reyes and Liz McFarland. Broker-owner Buddy Clark also pre· cntcd a handful of "fun awards' to Greg A af, mo t helpful; Cora Skeith, mo t enthusiastic; Jnke YMher. "A" fo r effort , 8111 Lupi , mo t inspirational, and ~111.c Dooley and Judy Reye , sloppiest desk Pat D;iv1 has been an actt"e associate broker in the Orange Coast area for 22 )Ca r , the last 18 Of the C with the Real Est:11ers. She and her hu band Don have 10 grown children between them and arc the grandparents of 17, with h\o more on the way . - Relocation specialists voice for '91 Despite fears of recession and un- rest In the Middle East, an optimistic forecast for the real estate and retoca- tlon arenas In the early months of 1991 has been made by relocatton specialists In the most recent na- tionwide survey co nducted by RELO/the International Relocation Network. In particular. decreases in mort- gage Interest rates and home prices anticipated by RELO survey respon- dents In many areas during the first t~ee months of this year should make the home buytng plciure brighter, ao- cordlng to the comment• reported. In fact, 47 percent of respondents In the latest RELO IYrve)' Indicated that salel of existing homes are likely to Increase In their market areas during the first-quarter of 1991. Meanwhlle, 43 percent predlcied that sales of existing h<>me9 wtfl rem-'n at current levefa, while the remalrnng 10 percent anticipated that saJea VOiume · wtll decline. Sixty-four percent of the RELO bro- kers responding to the 1Yrvey noted' Rod . Daley leading sales agent for Grubb & Ellis Agents from the Newport Beach offloe dominate the top 20 list of usoclates for the Pacific Southwest Region of Grubb & ems Residential Brok Mage. The Newport Beach office Is the top revenue-genMatlng office In the Westef'n United States and the most profitable office In California. • Rod Deley. speclallz.lng In Emerald Bay ·and lrvtne Cove, wu the number one agent for Orange County. Barbara Aune, a conatstent top producer: Carqt Alllaon, who rep- reeent1 Grubb & Euts In the Btg canyon area, and Loia Jacob•. the Corona aet Mar expert, were among the top 10 agent• In the region. • Linda Oeth and Holly Matku, specialists In old Corona del Mar. W9f'e ranked In the region'• top 20. The Pacific Southweat Region In· cludel offices from Newport 8-dl to La Jofla and 11 only a portion of the nation.. coverage of Grubb & EJ111 Reettora. The Newport ottic. I• toeated at 2 CMc Plaza, Suite 100, and can be rNChed I t &44-e200 • • • II t • o iO 4' I '" • t • t t iO • • .. " ~ that they expect mortgage Interest rates to decrNM during the months January through March. Thirty-two percent said they expected Interest rates to remain at current levets, while only 4 percent predlcied an Increase In Interest rates. More optimism wu provided In the ar• of home prioes by responding brokers In the RELO IYrvey. Thirty· two percent forecast a decrease In home prioes . during the first three monthl of thl1 yMI'. wht .. 59 percent said they anticipated that home pras In ttMMr ar ... woukt remain at current leYete. Only nine percent of the survey. respondents Mid they expect home prioes to Iner .... In the period Janu- ary through Marct1. A number of brokera rMPOOdlng to the 1Yrvey emphulzed that lndlvld- uala prevtouaty w .. t lng to buy homes are now entering the market becauae of fatting prk:el and Interest rates In many areu of the country. Meanwhile, moderate retocatlon ac- tlYtty can be anticipated from corpor- atlonl In tranlferrlng their employees durtng the •rfy month• of this year, respondent• noted. Twenty-five peroent of the reepbn· dents said corporate retocatlon KtM- ty will Increase during the nrst-quart• months, whlle 30 percent Mid r.eoca- tlon activity wit decre&M and 45 per· cent noted that such actfvtty wMt r.- maln at current levels. However, only 19 percent of the RELO broker. re.ponding to the latest survey said they antldpeted corporations wlll be lnctM96ng their relOcatlon benefit• to their tr.,._ 111 during the courae of 1991. The coet of moving employ"' already h .. Mealated to the poklt that corpot· atlona are vetfY carefutty studying their current needs and are extt entety cautious In adding addltlonal reloce- tlon benefit• at thla tlme, reepondent1 explained. The RELO netwotk, hMdquertered In Chk:ago, la the nation'• olde9t Md largest referral netwon ~ dent reat estate broker. In empk>yM rek>catlon mppr'OX• lmately 4,000-member offk* na- tk>nwtde and h• f9P'Hlntattvel In 13,000 ctt._ m the UNted St8* Md In 19 for-'gn countrtee. Look_ing to sell "" that eabajanlr atackln&.-ap In the garage? Try the classifieds. What's junk to you is o treasure to someone eke. For onfy $ 13. 4.C you get 4 lines for 7 days. Col today. 642-5678 --- SATUB>AY. "*'->' 9, 19'1 I ,,,._JS BOB & DOVIE KOOP We woald like to •elp yoa bay or .. 11 yo•r •ome. #I RFJMAX Agent 8 out of 10 years in the State of California. Ranked nationally in the top 10 RE/MAX Agents for 11 years consecutive. 760-5000 or 760-1580 BOB a DOVIE KOOP WHY LIST WITH JUST ONE AGENT! BOBKOOP,.la. CAMEO SHORES CUSTOM HOMES Park setting w fabulous ocean \riews & pri- vate beach newly refurbished in 1988 Art deco and contemporary interior & Mediter- ranean exterior. Seller is motivated. Submit a!l offers I~:!udlng traces fer !c-.1:e~ ;:ir:ce3 home or units. Reduced to $1,450,000. · This is a steal! BOB A DOVIE KOOP OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 BIG CANYON 5 BR, 6BA fam nn Fonnal din. study, 13,500 sq. ft. lot on 7th green. Pool and spa just redone Beat B•y at $1,770.000 WILL Coaalder LOCAL TRADE MESA VERDE FAMILY HOME ·. LOW. LOW DOWN PAYMENT Four bedrooms, three baths, large fam ily room. Formal IMng, formal dining, bonus room. 3 car garage with boet access, large yard . ow.. .................. . ofter. a..... ~ eo-ltlen4. ....... raw. ..... BOB A DOVIE KOOP LOW, LOW, NICE $111.0M CALL THE KOOP TEAM · NEW LISTING NEWPORT OCEANFRONT Four bedroom, five bath, excercise room, large dining rm . Two full kitchens, huge walk in closet, just remodeled, new kitchen, new door, windows, roof, siding. Prime oceanfront location. $1,795,000 INCREDIBLE VIEW LIST WITH THE KOO PS NEWPORT BEACH LEASES · SPYGLASS Custom home S bedrooms, 4 Y'l baths. All of the features you would expect in a custom home. 4 car garage. Located •t t•• tOf._·o! ·~-Oat, SS,OOOI••· Bolt p ,r. WATERFRONT 4 bedroom, 2 S bath. Home in secluded Newpot1 ShorCs wonderful \riew, private spa & sauna. Fireplace, 2 car garage, large yard. SIMO NEWPORT RENTAL 5 Bedroom, 3 bathroom custom townhome located at New-. port Beach. Just steps to the 18nd lhil large home has ev· erything you could want, a garage, extra paicing tpeell, a roof top deck, fireplace and a viNf SI.- CALL 808 KOOP & COSTA MESA 10 PLEX Ten units, eight townhouses. 2 bedroom, 2412 bath plus 2 iarge one bedroom units are llh years old. Starting income is 103.500 per year. Steal at $1.150.000 A1TENTION BUILDERS PLANS READY & CITY APPROVED 28,000 sq. feet level lot with approved plans for 18 units and 5,600 square feet of retail located in busy Santa Ana location. $775,000 BOB A DOVIE KOOP MN aJAN CAPl9'l"MNO San Juan's most exdusiw addw ... 14,460 foot lot on 14 le 15 fairwey. Buildable pad of 6, 120 ft. 0... guarded community. Seier \lftY motivaNd, Ain't Best Buy. I Now Sta.-. Wil Tredl. llCJ9ADOVIEKOOP . RMtK· REAL TORS-COSTAIEA.••mTIUCll --·-- ... ' • • ,,~ )6 I SATUM>AY. Februmy 9, '"' WTmDUD 11•• Charming 2 BR. 1 BA. starter home in Costa Mesa. Formal dining. hardwood noors, lg kitchen, 2 car gar. Ask for ... .. IWllEMAll/ClllY IWllfMM --Hot buy! Fix & save. 5 BA or 4 BR with in-law • 2 BA. A pprox. DOu sq.it. Great ncithborhooci · Cl~e lO hoppin~ & fwr.. Nt>ed TLC. mostly paint. Ask for ... IDW.D PFAFF mE mrr • Rl7• To this pride or owncrf>hip 3 DR, 2 BA eastside home. Quiet cul· de-sac sueet. Beautiful Hard"'ood floors. Extra large master with walk-in closet. Many recent upgrades. Ask for ... IBTIIUPE Pam mm 11'11 .. , 11-1, • E. 1m 1nu1, c.• .. --· ..• ,. .3 br w 'outS11ndin1 m11n ch1nnel views. A true charmer w1swina on porch. Utih11cs paid Ask for_. mltYMnB•!t7 Mil I H IT l1E HA l1t2- W1lk lo beach. Best buy in aorgeous &ated community. Seller motivated Ask for ... Mftm...a.f 119 D 1-1, 111 ICllal PU 1!1 lllY llCA1m ..... 2 BR 1 BA Men Verde townhomc, enclosed gar11c, WIO book\lpt .. Etc. Ask for ... ..... IPrlma 11M• 2 BR/2 BA I story townhouse No one •bovc or bclow1 µ.-.na rm wnrpt It tuah cc1hnp. pr1gc, p1ll0 Aslc for ... llT•- P6HCT lfMTll.. • ...... Slurp 3 BR u1>1n1ded b1th A kuchen Spcc11I fam rm wlbc1utiful fpl , large lo«, R V park· 1ng. Ask for . JG .... lflT Pll91' 11-.-$5,000 down 3 BR. 2 b"A Larae lot with new roor. kitchen. l'QTm;"~ Ask for .. 4. Willi -... •1•.-This l<>Ycly home hu many upgrades &. C..· tras You won't find a beucr value. As le for JaClfW 10 CM UIMI SUl.IOO Plus shop 1rc1 Open park1n1 Perfect for car butrhobb1est! Alto 2 BR. IBA home zoned R·2. For appointment. Ask for lmlllal.EI .UIB.llWI R•.IOO Luse 4 BR I l• BA Costa Meu home Huse family room 1dd11t0n. updllod kirehcn, cul· dc-uc localion. Ask for ..... BIM /cm'I ..... fAll1m I-! R•.000 Eastsidc cott1ce. 2 BR, I BA, 2 car 11r Room to build. Ask for. ... C#fll uac .. , llllP Rl7• t.arsc rear unit w/bac.Jc bay view. l..lfht & bn&hl 3 BR 2V! BA. Community poo . Ask ror ... ~c. 11'11 -1-1, !111 MCI UY lJllP lllY aM .. "" ... From every room sec the sailboats & c;i;una 5unscts 1n this secluded contemp paradtK Lei's ncaou11e. Ask fOf . llftm...a.f .. mT. ... SJ>KIOUS 4 BR w/frpl. for thole ~ n1np. Grut for e11tenain1na. 2 covered pa· tios. CaU nowl Ast for ... .. ._.. ® ..... llllTI n .. 831·1288 REALTORS DALY N.OT / ISAL ISTATI -. ra ~ ..a 111111.91 3 BR Iv, BA Mesa Verde home on quiet cul- dc·sac. Fam11f room 1ddi11on, expanded milr. BD. rrc h f.1111t in & out. Newer roof, leuo option IVll • Ask ror ... --~-BIR M'!lllfW .... lo\'tly 3 BR home ~rlooltina a bcaut.iluJ 101r cour1C Owners hive found another home. must sell fast! Tile floors, beautiful llrium cul-dc·sac. A must sec home. Ask for • Ml'lfl .... E Side C.M separate houses, 2 car 1a1. Xlnt cond1tion1 Laree R-2 lot. Ask for llTAW• cun... Sl1 .... Just reduced, ~·cly 4 BR home 1n super area On11nal owner/ builder, nc¥Cr bcfOfe on mark.ct, circular drrvc-ay. huge yard, m1.1:1t ~n• Ask for ... .. CMll:m fAITm ...... Elcganr remodel 3 BR f1rcpl1tt, dm1n& room. ntr.i IUEC lot and more!~ fOf •• UWIC911 ... Wiii IUUTl 1171.m 4 ~unny BR 21.1'.! BA :approlt. 2460 sq ft and shawl 11.cll1 Super loca11on 1crou from park! Grc~r curb aooc:al• Ask for .. JM* ClfGRD MW a lllUH1 •-.CA am.• Bc;auuful 4 BR/2~ BA res Mus1"e 11.000 1q rt. end of cut.de-sac lot 3 car gar, MA IV urgrade~ MAYBURY RANCH A'k for _.,.,,, ... H OffBll lT ..._. Ocean I.: moun11in VICW, 3 BR Family rm, quality 1hru-out1 Slcyh&J\t • crown mold1np. hr~d. 2 fpl~, brk{ t 1rc1 Termi A\li: for Mf .... amn~a • CMftll '4ll.• 1k BRIZ BA •6 fa1!"'"'1y lkaut1ful .,,cwt Prt<e sl.uhcd ~k for MEITm1111 .....n IBlfTI IPlQM. ---4 BR c..ee home w/l BR rental 4 car pr. • RV parking Owner motivalcd Ask for ... Mft.m.aa! CCMIA IB MM 9lfl -.. l:.tdcp11on1I pride of ownership ) BR 2 BA owners unit. Built in 1978 w/add11ion1I 2 BRJ I BA uftll Four Ml 1~r1,c Ask for". .. _. ..... Spectacular sm&le s~ oo Gatuy Drf\oe ICTO&S from G1rlly park. Hur. lot wtpttbo A n11bt h&bt v\cw. Moc1¥1tcd l.I A.Iii: for._ --------., ..... Beautiful S BR ea111e with cw:ry amenity "°" can im1&ine. Ocsipcd lot the KtM fatNly. Pool, buketball C0\111, mnt view Great area. Ali for ... • ............ 1.mu.11...- 14 untt • IOOd loeatioa, present iftCIOWlc pro- duc1na. can be;;; AM b - CMlf...... .... Dyn1m11e I BR. ptcd comm • ~ry 11ncnlty Pool, p•. f.>""· FHA loan, upstairs end unit. 1e1 localion. Ask for • -llml WI lMID s1a.- W11erfron1 level lot 62 • 132 rudy for cus· 10'" home All utthtics 1nc. eoir courte, ten- n1 • bo111na 1nd more. Ask ror. ·mu rn a1a Cll'ID'I CV1W S1U,GOO Crenle a home for your sweethean 1n this lovely l"1ne condo with loft. Seller w11J hcJp finance. Ask for ... ...... IW'M GRT lilBI IDCUM-11•.cm Spcctaculer custom1tcd 2 BR + den, fire· place, I& 2 car 1ar1cc. comm pool A Steal! Owner will take 'iiui°fBi:i. Ask for C:.JlfW lW1lBa:I 1211,D Mlbt desuable • C.rmel" model. N~ paint &; carpet, 3 DR. 2~ BM Verv pnvate loca· lion •Mew of 1rccnbch. Ask for alllMI DCB.lBrT ... W. l&ll91 .... Spacious 3 DR I'• BA home w11ddcd sk\· h&hts Great noor plan Puccd 10 S<ll nOlo'!'' Ask for 1111-waml lMl'IU. ... Quality l1"1ne home with luxurious masrcr su11e ' BR. secluded pool and sp;a 1n giant yard A k for ... ..,, fi.:f 11.:11 sm.• Euts1dc C M 3 BR 2 BA home wf2 bonus room' or ofrlcci. on R-: klt Loh or opror•u· nm' A'k for ma-.Ma1B1 MUii Pm... 1111,000 [)1\·orce forces ulc! 3 BR.den, ofrftec. slc)- h&hts. b•y ..... ~. custom 10 )Cir old home \•I. for ..UMl!BJB .-w ~• S171.• a ... ooo I"! block to Ille oceanfront" 2 DR + den A. J BR floorplans.. Gourmet kitchens. pr~ate , dee ocean .,.,"°"'" For details. Call . .. ._. IEWLmllll .... Nur FUhiOn Island' Totally renovated ' BR ) DA 10\linhomc w/26-SZ sq 0 Qv.'Tler .,.,111 help f1nan1,:c C:.11 " .. ,... ..... 1481..000 Hun1tna1on Och 3 BR top quality custom. L&c mHter BR. with FP & Roman lub, for· mal DR. 1t1h1 br1&Jlt ll spaC10Us Be fir t 10 move 1n1 Ask for • a ._ lfT1l1ll 9ST..... ·--8 C.nyon 1ownbomc l BR. library. aulOftl fealurcs throu&boul A OM owner home 1hat rcOccts pride o( owncnh1p Ask for .•. uan• ... a umm "'911 IT-.• Spac.ous duptu • lOOd loca1lon. Walk to beach cl shoppina C>u1 of 1111e owner says 'Lei's make a deal!" Ask for ... .. . wa-.--..... 811 C.nyon 1ownhomc 1 BR, library, cut1om fealurca 1hrou1hou1. A OM owner home 1ha1 rcnccts pflde of~~ Ask for ... Ulftlm .. &11F•111m 760-5000 REALTORS .. UITllCI Sln,000 Peninsula Point Cape Cod J BR 2 BA, FR. l.J&hl briJhl ind 11ry Ready for immediate 11'1()\."C in• Ask for ... ~111111lJo Cl9 UT/U 1 ... , !OD1 _.. .. U. IPfCTMUJll OCON .w me.a l.,o\.cly ' BR home "'tth .,.,ondcrrul lar&c ram· 1ly mom and ocean &. bqa) ",cw~ from almost C\Cr\ room 1n 1he home Lar~c lot Ask for ... c:Mlff..a SM ...,. CAPll1UllO Build ~ur own tenn1i cslatc on Panoramic occ1n~ty-= ll'IC"" sm.• I ~ acres Ask' for -!Bl ..... New h~11ng ..... 111 1hc nc,., k1ok' Newly remod· clcd ins.Jc and out ,.,llh 1991 arclu1ectu ... 1 Jc"'" Be the r1nt 111 ll\e 1n this new 4 BR. r.im rm home with unob~iructed city ind lXCJn \IC\h Mk for .moam OP8I U 1-&, f1 aauco, llL lmUll MUIR M.tU:1lll .. ..000 Exp,lnSl\C VIC,._.., Of ocean, hJrbof, Jetty & 0111hna 3 BR ,., 'cu~tom lands.c:ap1n1 Open, 11ry feeling Ask for .. .,., OITBlllfT OP8I UT/D t .f, I C.-U IB.alllT a.TOM 11,1•• One and e>nh lot available tn 1h1s clcpnl gare-p.uJed commun11Y O.:tan &. c11V h&hts vtew. Bu1IJ \our dream bvmc Ad for~ . mB Y• -lti ., .... QuahlY 1hrou1h<,ut 1n this ' BR ' DA custom hornc · Ma tcr \Utlc O\'crloou p.iden cl spa. Cul-de·nc ptcd community. Ask for ..• _. ... cumM~ ., .... Cus1om home w f1bulous view of ocean & c11y ltahu 5 BR 4 BA family room, pool & spa on ~ tare lot. Ask for mBY• IP'YQMI lti cumM . ., .... One or a ktnd sooo sq fl 5 OR home Oft a hu&e l(lt wuh t<tOO sq ft master su11e Pan· 1oramte ocean and mann1 "'cws + pool •pa & l&r lot Coru1ruction nea11n1 completion. F1n1sh 10 your taslC'I Ask for." ...... IQTM ·---11.•• Elepnl C.Oloni•I custom estate 6 BR. 4~~ BA Ovcrmcd 32.000 "I fl. lot. Pool A fPa w ocean & city VlCW. Ask for.-.... Ml-1~#71 l -... ,.,, ..... Dc\<lop your own 2.22 acre custom e tatc on Bad Bay parcel. Look out 10 endless sunsc.IS Ask for •.. . ... .., . Front line views from one of the most chamung homes in Newport . Beach. 3 BR. open floor includes beamed ceilings, 3 fpl.. & 10\/Cly courtyard. Priced to sell! ~ for ... ca.E fllJllll .a_., 1-1, 1111 - around wtlh ·. Top ..... penon for 1990 TopUster for1990 BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED COUNT8Y CLUB VILLA 3 BR 21,-'2 BA lo.:oted ot the entrance of the Meso Verde Go1f Course, security gate front ond bock lovely pro,ect with Spomsh design, pool & spo Only 57 units Seldom on the mor· ket 5235,000 _./ MESA VERDE NORTH 4 BR 2 BA 01,,um home 1n mo e n cond·•t0n voul•ed beomed ce1I ngs, crocl 1ng f,rep oce, ~ew hie, s nl.. dw, very pnvote po- ••o ond boct..1ord. n.eor sd'1ools. s~opp1ng ond free· way occess Good buy o• $269,500 3 BR + POOL Completely remodeled. huge odd· on fom rm, extra orge country k.•chen w11h ceramic rile ook1ng slond forge d1n1ng area, big_ bock yord w,11-t blocl woll fencing HUGE REDUCTION OF S70.000 Now pnced ot$2S9,000. WON'T LAST. CALL 546-2313 VIEW VIEW VIEW: 2 BR 21t'i BA. Builders custom townhome completelv upgraded th roughout Voulted ceilings, 11ourmet kitchen, pool & spo, goted commu· ntty, oll tr11s plus o v·ew of city tw1nkl1ng lights ond oceon breezes O wner soys br11\9 offer Aski ng $234,000 546-2313 AN OLDE CHAaMER for f,rst time buyers look- ing for o bit of Amencono This home hc.s 11, com· ple•e even to the flog pole Pride of ownership shows here $220,000 GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS: The good news 11 the price, only S21 4, 900 for this qua lity recon· stNcted Freedom home Bod news is we only hove one lik e 11. 546-2313 "MESA VERDE INNER CIRCLE" Spotless 3 BR 2 BA formal d1n1ng room, fireplace 1n L111 Rm Com- pl~te remodel tncl "cw kitchen & both For lease $1 ,475 mo. CALL 546-2313 FOR DETAILS SUPER BUY 3 BR Freedom home Teml1c slorter or rentol E.dra lorge lot on quiet street Pnced ot only $204,000. Call 5 46-2 3 13 4 BR 1 BA UNITS New stoves, ovens, 7 yr old roof, no de ferred mo•nt Income S34,000 Seller found upleg. (highly mohvo'eodl $495,000 3 YEAR OLD EXECUTIVE HOME Lovely 4 Br 3 BA mosfer both ho' iocuw Ftreploces 1n l1v1ng room .Dnd fom1fy room Move 1n cond1t1on A rore f1nd Seller highly motivated. DRASTICALLY RE- DUCED. NOW $369,00p ,. . NEWPORT 0 LANDING TOWNHOME 3 bed· room, 2th both end unit. Formol dining with wet bor, wood burning fire ploce, sunken l1v1ng room, e.ctro forge sloroge orea "'2 car garage $239,900 EASTSIDE DUPLEX 1 3 BR ' BA ond 1 2 BR 1 BA. locoted on one of the best Eosts1de street Pride of ownersh•P units Exclusive listing_ S.1>ec1ol 1nstrv.:· lions To show, must coll listing office for msfruc•1ons Drive by only $309 ,000 SUPER BUY IN COLLEGE PARK 3 .bedroom. new hie shower, big country ~ 1tchen B19 corner lot w/ possible RV access Sellers motivated Coll now. $236,000 4 BR + POOL, $249,900 Great buv on this lovely Meso North home. Property is in move in con- dition Big bock yord with large polio with wood decking lots of storage Close to -schools, churches ond So Coast Plozo $249,900 - MESA VERDE STATE STREn BEAUTY 3 BR 2 BA nicely decorated home W11h many upgrades, odd-on fom living oreo, extra large boclcyord with obove ground pool (enclosed for child sofety) G uiel cul de soc, greot fom home Only $262,SOO SU"I BUY IN COLLIGE 'ARK One of the best priced homes 1n the oreo, 3 BR 1 :V• BA, new carpets, covered polio, wollc to College pork gram· mor lChool, Harbor Shopping Center ond Oronge Coast College. Coll for more details $21 S,OM 4BR 3BR,FR 3BR.FR 3BR condo 4BR.FR 312 duple• 2BR condo 2BR,FR 38R 3BR,FR 4BR 48R 48R 48R OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY ONLY 1-4 3314 Maryland Cir, C M 2000 Contlnental, C.M. SUNDAY ONLY 1-4 1851 Kentucky, C.M. 3003 Clubhouse Cir, C.M 1779 New Hampshire. C M. 1808 W. Balboa, N.B 2175 Pacific H·3, C M 933 Congress. C M 1954 Federal Ave, C.M 2101 Glenarbof. SA 1876 New JefHY, C M. 956 Cheyenne. C.M. 204 LaCoata Crt, C.M. IUNDAY & SATURDAY 1-4 20U Marlon Wy. C.M. S262,500 S235,000 $269,500 $210,000 1265,000 Rookie of the Year for 1990 Rookie oftheY .. for 1990 EASTSID.E HOME Big I story 4 B~ plus bonus room on quiet cul de soc street 1n des•roble eosts•do oreo lovely covered po• o, gordcn w0ndow, big bonus room, detached garage, 1ntert0r freshly oointed Seller will 91ve some ofiowonces Coll now for de•o1ls $295,000 SPIC AND SPAN Every room 1n 1r1s 3 BR 2 BA home spor\les Ir •S rhe u"•mo'e 1n upgrades & decor rlw floors French doors o~n ng Of'10 pr.-,or .. pol 0 overlooking o soor\.l1na pool Super buy ot $247,500 QUIET CUL DE SAC 4 BR 2 BA home •n College pone, home hos been upgroded & remodeled Cus· tom corpets, window coverings, tiled kitchen ond din· 1ng room, covered po'•O, pnvote spo, much more $238,900 WALKING""blSTANCE TO THE BEACH Ovt· stond1r'lg lom1ly l'\e1ghbo<hood, new kitchen hie, new poont outside, 4 BR I :V• BA. lomtl1 . room, spotkltng pool ond spo, Pnced to seJI $SM, 900 EXCILLENT VALUITh1s n•c• 3 bedroom I th both sits on o 9.700 sq It fol Huge odded fom1ly room, lo .. ely fireplace 1n Irving room ond one •n the family room Spo ond covered poltO 1n lorge yard 2 car onoched goro9e. Only$210,000. Coll now tor oppt. to see. $46-2313 PRIDE Of OWNERSH" Unique l story up· graded townhome 3BR, 2BA Big kitchen with top of the line thermodore oppl•onces OR ond lit looiis Jnlo pr1vote large poho G reat Newport Beoch oddreu for only $219,900 GREAT FAMILY HOME In good Tushn ~·gh· borhood huge family fcllchen, bonus/rec room, lorge living room with crockl•nSJ bnclc f1reP1oco, gigonflc porit like boc.kyord Super buy al $304,000 DALY fllLDT / aAL IST ATE Condo Hotline Board must be · certain of validity of CC&Rs Our Hotline: I 11m the n~ly elttttd ptt idcnt or a 18-yur-old community dtHlopmtnt In Nrwport Beach. The development con· slsts or lngle-ramJl7 homts and. since "e "'"' one or the oriJlnal planned de~ velopments In Newport Beach, our CC&R state that they expl~ In 30 )tars. furthermore, ,.,_)lilt I bne ean-- rully rtvl~td them, diere does not ttm 10 be any provi Ion whatsoever to uttnd the valldlty or the CC&Rs. Dot t1'1s mean that our CC&Rs can no longer be enforttd? Can M no lon~r collect assessments'! Can -e no longer control arcblttttunl lmpro,cmtnt.s. }OU can Imagine, I am utrtmely con· cerntd. • -Con~mtd Dear Concerned· You arc not olone. The legt la1ure -.pcc1r1cally addrcs cd 1his s11ua11on arter find· 1ng that numerous com- mon intcrc t develop· mcnt have been creat- ed with deed rcsiric· 1 ion which dtd not pro- \'ide a mean for 1hc felnll1re owners 10 C'<tcnd the 1erm of 1he CC&Rs. As uch, Civil Code Section 1357 "'a~ enacted effective Jan. J, 1986. Pursuanl to ec11on 1357. enforceabtltty of )Our CC& R) may be extended, but only by the approv31 of the owners having more {hJn 50 percent of th e \'Otes 1n the .i !IO· Oi11on or any greater percentage pec1 - f1ed for an amendment Accordtn;ly, it is imperative 1ha1 tht) matter ci1hcr be put on the ballot at your next 1nnu1l meet., or, more ap- proptiatcly. chat 1 ipeC't&l 1neetin1 be called strictty for the pwpc« ol "°'"'' on cxtendins the term ol ths declaration. Without such a vote, you wi" no longer be able to enforce your CC&Rs. includ- ing a c mcnls and architectural con- trol. Finally. you should be commended in finding the termination provi51on wi1h1D your our document as oftentimes associa· hons fail to renltze that their CC& Rs arc no longer valid and, accordingly, have not taken the appropriate action 10 ex- tend the enforceability Dear llotllnt: I am the tttuuru or a condominium association In F ... c.ln Valley which bas bffn auiaaaect by the PIM ~rty manaatmcnt nnn ror Utt past three ytan. The auodaUoa rtttntly daangtd In tltutlons In wl\kh our tt crw ac· counts arc bcld. My qunUoe Is whtthtr or not It Is pnadent for llw ma•atcr to conllnue lo the sole slpalory oa the as· odatlon's rtHrtt attoaat. -Trt'tSUftl" Dear Trea urer: Not only 11 it not prudent, it as not legal. By law,· the signatures oC at lea t two people who arc members of the boa rd of directors or one member or the boa rd and one officer of the u sociation re required for withdrawal of monic from association reserve Kcounts. and one other member of the board ID place and ID tead of )Our m.anagcr Dear Hotline: I am attrmptlna to add a recreation room to my Ingle-family home In llunt· ington Beach. The a soclatlon ~quires a rtt ror all architectural applkallon In the amount or $1,500. In addition to the fact that this seems awfully hlah to me, I have rud through the 1 soclallon docu- ments and cannot nnd any authority ror imposition or such a rtt. Am I really ob· ligated 10 pay this? -ltnpro\tr Dear Improver: You should carefully check your arti- cles of mcorpora11on, byl3ws and CC&Rs to determine whether or not the associa- tion has the right to chuge rec tn order to carry out 11s corporate purpose. T)pically, while rights 10 impose monthly and pccial as es mcnts can be found in )Our CC&Rs, the right to charge additional fees often arc found in arttclcs of incorporation. The c articles will set forth the purpose of the associa- tion and one purpo e will more than likely be that of archncctural control. To the extent that the e prov1 ion do exi<it. ~ fee is appropriate Ho\\e\er, with re pect to the amount of the Cce. I ag.rcc wnh your conclusion that the fee seem unreasonably ht¥h. C1v1I Code Section 1366 I pcc1fically proh1b1ts exec 1\e fees and states that "an associa11on shall not impose or col- lect an assc men1, penalty of fee that exceeds the amount necessary for the purpose or purpose for which it is le•- ted." In other word , it is iaamlbent on the U60ciacion to show that the w.m ot Sl .SOO is f'CCC ary. While associalJON often rcc1 in architects to wist thcfn in architectural review, this fee does seem e'<CCSSi\'C. You may wash to examine the assoc1a· tion's books and records to determine 1hc cost incurred in reviewing the archt· tcctural 1pplica11ons. Thi would be ex- cellent evidence for you to pre ent to your architectural committee tn upport of your position that the rec arc unrea- sonable. Good luck . Ross Feinberg is an attorney ~ith Fiore, Nordberg, Walker <t Woolf· Willi , a Jaw firm cmpha izjn1 the practice of Jaw in the area o f community 1ssoc11- tion . He cannot individually re pond to que tion • but '4--JIJ answer a many 1 possible in the w~ekly Hot/me ~lumn. Submit }Our question to Community As· soc11tion Hotline, DuPont Center, 2301 DuPont Dm-e, Suite 5()(), Irvine 92715. ltf u. lltl, y .. Sell Y ,., p,,,.,,~! . . .Clll Cl111iflt4 642-5678 You hould immediately chanac the ianature card and 1U titutc younclr I • • It t • • • SATu.DAY, ~ 9. 1991 I f'/f!IQ J9 UYLE llllTD lfo. llMlll .... 121-41H llClmCTIULLY Ill.IE MM irlM lllilJ llil rtalt ,......,..._ ... h .._, ............ F..m ............. crtltl ............... ·~ alalp. .............. .. ............................................... c.-..... .. _. ...... ,~•••naa4-.11•1._...._.~ .. llPEI llTmlY I mmAY 1-li •llllTEI IB I Fl Z1 ClllllPJ ----3 bedroom, 21n bath, newly painted and carpeted. Completely private unit. Asking $610,000, submit all offers. Also available for leaae at $3,200 .per mo. ElaJmlE ·IB.CllllT lllllUlY 5 bedroom, 4'11 bath, executive family home with private pool and spa. Asking $1 ,535,000, aubmlt all otters. Also available tor ~ at $8,500 per mo. • !-·' '• 1 • ''. 4 I " ' .. that their office was ranked tops in sales In the parent company's entire worldwide network for the year 1990. California 1narket stronger than '82 dip LO Al'-GELES -Cahfom1a's hou ing markcl slowed cons1derabl) las& )car. but sales remained nearly douhle &he le\t'.~I recorded dunng the I Q8::! do\.\11lurn . according to )ear~nd figures compiled b) the California As- soc1atton of Realtors. "Last )Car's sales decline was ex- pected. cons1denng the extremely strong housing markets that Cahfom1a enJO)ed 1n 1988 and 1989 -the &wo be~t )Cars of home sales m the dec- ade." said C .\R President Mack Pow- ell "The 1990 slowdown 1s pan of the normal housing cycle. The sales de- cline in California 1 in man) ways different from the severe downturns weathered dunng recent years m Te~as and New England." said Powell. a Sacrahlcnto Realtor Among the highlights of C A R's full . year 1990 repon: • tatew1de. 446.370 e"<1sung. singk- fam1l y. detached homes closed escrow dul'lng 1990. down 17 I percent from 1989. when 538.120 homes were sold. Sale last 'ear remained nearly double the 234.000 level e:\r.nenccd dunng the slowdown in 198 . Last )ear's rate of decline also was well below the 30 percent drop recorded between 1981 and 1982. •Ex1sung condom101um sales fell 12.1 percent last year. after posung a ga10,of 15.4 percent in 1989. Ho~-cver. the decline m condom1n1um safes was less pronounced than m the detached housina market. because the af. fordability advantqC continued to at- tract first-u me buyers to th1s market !«tor .. Last ycar·s lowdown in the Cah- fom1a housing market was exacerbated b) SC\eraJ key economic and political factors," said Leslie Appleton-Young. CAR vice president of research and economics. "A weakening overall economy. fueled by the Persian Gulf crisis and a decline in consumer con- fidence. hampered the housing market dunng 1990. "Once the Gulf situation 1s resolved and consumer confidence is restored, the current lowdown should begin to tum around by the second half of t 991." Appleton-Young said. "While the Cahfom1a economy has slowed, 1t is still much stronger and more diverse than the Texas and New England economics. Underlyi ng strength 1n the Cahfom1a economy has helped cushion the state's housing market from expencncing the severe declines recorded 1n Texas and New England," Appleton-Young said . •The statewide median sales price for elustln&i single-family. detached homes was S I 94,0 10 1 n 1990. down a shght 0.8 percent from S 195.650 in 1989. Double-digit apprcc1at1on dur- ing both 1988 and 1989 led to an tncttasc of more than $53,000 in the statewide median _ price during j~st those two years. Changes in medum prices reflect a n overall trend in the hou ing market and do not necessarily indicate 1dentkaJ changes in the value of an individual's home. •An increased share of sales in the less~xpcn ivc inland areas of the state and sloWtt price aafos in the more- cxpcns1vc urban areas combined to lower the stat wide median home price dunna 1990 trmpcring in the median f?'i#CC of larger. more e'pens1ve homes al o was n factor. The propor- tion of home sale m the le ~x pens1ve inland areas increased 5 per- centage points dunng 1990. wtth mo t of the gains occumng in the Central Valley Region. •The statewide median con- dominium pnce increased J.8 percent in 1990. up from $138,330 1n 1989 to $143.530. •Condo pnces in all bedroom categories -particularly four or more-bedroom condos -were up sharply. This contributed to an in- crease in Jhc overall condominium median pncc. "The adjustment tn median home prices was more rapid this ume than during the early-l 980s downturn." Ap- pleton-Young said. "Consequently. the housing market ~n this year on a more reaJist1c foot mg." Other factors also played a role in the performance of the 1990 housmg market: •CAR's Unsold Inventory Index. which measures the number of months it would take to deplete the supply of home on the market :n the current rate of sales, rose from 6.5 months in 1989 to 11.7 month 1n 1990. The index 1s wi thin the I 0-to 12-monlh supply that is considered nonnal for the California housing market. •The inventory of unsold con- dominiums increased from 5.2 months in 1989 to 8.8 month in 1990. •The averaae effective rate for fixed monpac$ Lapped from 10.6 percent in 1989 to l 0.4 pciunt in 1990. accord- ins to the Federal Housin& Finance Board. AdjuJtable monpae rates fell from 9.4 percent in 1989 to 9 I percent during the hke ptnod. Both fi:itcd and adjustablr rate have fallen s1an1fi- cantl) since late l11s1 )Car. Today. smgle-d1g1t lixed rates are avatlable and arc at their lowest level 1n nearly four )Ca~ In the tale·!. m&JOr hou~1ng mar- kets. regional diversity was the rule dunng 1990. "'tth milder sales dechn m the more affordable inland rqJon and pronounced sale drops m the more exptnsivc, coastal areas. Only the Cen&ral Valley and Nonhem Wm Country regions recorded a sales pa from the prev1ou }Car. the C R said. Median home pnccs rtmamed rela ti vely healthy despite lc1wer s.aJ~ Pnces 1n some of the more expensive coastal regions dipped slightly whJI inland arcas e pcnenccd sohd pn gains. Much of the pncc moderatio wa~ the mull of rapid pnce run-ups 1 Los o\ngelc . n Francisco. County and n Otego 1n 1988 an 1989. . The median home pncc in the Ccn traJ Valley Region Jumped 17.0 per cent from $97 .J 70 in 1989 to S 113. in 1990. lcs of cx1st1ns. smaJc·fam1I hOf!\CS in the rqion cdatd up I. percent from 1989. · Of the maJor regions, the cramen to sub-region of the Central Valle recorded the lar&c t/rice pin dun 1990. soarin& 22. percent fro SI 12.450 in 1989 to $137,630. Ho salcrtn the rqion 1lipptd 4.S percen from the prcVJous year. • In the Rivenide/San BmwdJ Rqjon, the median price tncfeucd 6. percent from S 124, I 20 in I 919 t See MARKET /P119 4 --.. DM.Y PllDr I mAI> llTAft 'Buy dowiis' rescue unqualified buyers By Pemeta ~ lcirtppe....., ............. _ You've fOUl)d the neighbothood wn.e you WMt to he Md haw pinpointed two or three attrectM hou ... In the.,.._ The trouble la. you've *-dy telk- ed '° a lender Md found you won't quattfy for a mortQ80I on MY of them. Don't give up Y91. Even tf the ........ aren't wttltng to tower thW prtcea enough to heep you, they might con.. sider IUblkHztng your mortQ80I J)9Y- mentl tor a couple of )'9W'I through a ''buy down.'' Dave H9rthmen, a vice preektent of RelkMntlel Mofto-ge Corp., of Alex- andria. Va., uya the tdee ha c.ught on acroea the country,~ In lfow market• --. houMe are hard to NII. . tt wonc1 Ilk• this: a Miier .... to depoeit a Mt amount of money into an escfOW account. The money ls UMd to reduce the buyer's monthly mortgage payment• for a year or two -or even three. For exampte, NY the house you want cottt S 110,000 and you can make a down payment ot S 10,000. You make a bid on the house and the seller accept1. You apply for a 30-year .mortgage with a fixed lnter"t rate of 9.5 per- cent. with monthly peyments ot $841. But the lender Mys you don't make enough money to qu.llfy for the loan. The deaJ Is about to fall through. The ..,let, knowing that credit- worthy buyer• .,. tcarce. doesn't want to lole you. He agr ... to "buy down" your mortgage for two years, so that your peymenta In the first year will be only $700 and your peyments In the second year $770. By the third year of the mortgage, you expect Y<>tK Jncome wtft have risen enough that you can afford the regular mortgage peyment of $841. How much would this co.t the seller? In the flrlt year, the eubtldy would be $141 a month or 11,892 for the year. In the MCOnd year, the eubtldy would be $71 a month or $852. The total peymenta made by the ... let would be 12.~. The MNer .... to the buy down. He could lower hit .-MnQ price by a lUlllH FromP11g940 $132,llO in 1990. Home sales in the rcaion were down 12.6 percent from 1989. The median pnce of a home sold in the <>ranee CoUnty Reaion edpi up 0.3 pcroeot from 1241,710 in 1919 to $2~2.360 in 1990. 1;'be ftlion ex- perienced I 21. 7 perunt drop in home sales from 1919. The median home price in t.be San francilco laY. ~ dipPed 0.6 per-cent fiom S 720 m 1919 to S2S9,290 in I o.daed bome sales i n tbe ,._ were down 21.6 s>m'ent duri111 1990. The Loa A 11'11 llli• mUie• home Drice ...... 1.0~ .... S214,ll0 ia 1919 to l21Z.770 ia 1990. comparable amount, but that wouldn't reduce the buyer'• peytnentl nMrty .. much In the ftrlt two yeer9 of the mort~. Pmyrnenta on a mort- gage of $97,500 at 9.5 percent Int.,.. would be S820 a month. The buy down .a.o hat an advan- tege over an adjuttabte rate mort- gege tlnce the buyer knowa exac11y what the payment• wtN be from the at art. A ftnandalty Nwy real estate agent can help buyer• and .....,, Mt up buy downs. Buyers who Met< to pre-qual- lfy tor a houM can wrtte the buy down request right Into their contrac1 bkta. Hershman, writing In the Industry pubflcatlon RMI Estate Today, aays buy downs come In many vartatk>M and In most cues. tenders wtH quailfy buyefa at the lower, flrat-year pey- ment rate. Here's a aampte of what's available: •A 3-2-1 buy down. The lntereet rate Is reduced three percentage points In the first year, two points In the second and one point In the third. This also can be done on a "com- pressed" basis over 18 months In- stead of three years. •A 2-1 and 1-0 subsidy. where the payments are reduced for shorter periods of time. •The numbers don't have to be even but In most cases tenders will not allow a buyer's costs to rise more than one percentage point a year. So. if reducing the mortgage peyments by 1.S percent In the flr1t year wUI allow the buyer to qualify, the ..,ter could set up a 1.5 percent buy down the first year and a .5 percent buy down the second year. •Some lenders wtll 9gree to buy downs on 15-year mortgegea and on the popular aeven-yew balloon mort- . gages, which have a reduced Interest rate tor aeven years. •It you can't flnd a ... ..,. to sublidlze your mongege peymenta, you may find a lender who wttl. But the tender wttf make up hit cotrta by charging you a higher lntere1t rate than you otherwtte would pey once the subsidy ends. Hershman says that buy down• can be done on FHA and VA-kl9ured toana. too, but they tMd to be more expentlve than comparabte buy downs on conventlonlll lo9na. Home sales in t.be rqion 'Were down 20.S percent from t.be ~OUI )lar. The median home pnce in tbe Ven- tura Reaion wu down 3.6 pen:cnt from S247,660 in 1919 to S2ll.IOO in 1990. Home saJa in the l'Clion were down lO.O pm:ent from 1919. CAR median price and aalel data for detached boma are bued OD repor1I from 80 Boudl of Rcahon arouad the state. Median a>Ddominium price and sales data are t..s oe a survey ol 32 boards. Tbe ~ price ud ... data for des.c:hed bomel ud coa-- dominiumt is t..s OD doled .a'OW .... Tiie Califanaia Aleocialion of ~ abort it I llateWide .... Ill aciMioD widl more dllll 140.000 ..-. .. . dediCllld to ... ........_ o1,.. I 1 l'autierje iD ..a -. CAil 1111 ll•dq-.rtm iD Lcll A I In f I SATUIDAY, '*'-Y 9, 19'1 / P'Na 4 1 -IBUll1C lfl 1 Bii ....... 11111 PmD 111.DW M ·ww MlllET" m 1811 UY mft.Ja\Wm IODl'I finest sprawtin1 sin&fe story on a hure park-like yard (near 11.000 sq. ft.!) Immaculate bricht spacious floorplan w/hi&fl ceilin1s .and lots of &fass. Munder down the brick paths to the pzebo for ni&flt lite view. A STEAl FOR THE LAND ALON£! $735.000 Cl.HllWll Architectural dl&est Style You will not find anythin& to compare to this -beyond beautiful totJIJy cus- tomized 4 BR like new w/a smashm& custom pool ' spa. An entertainers drt1m: open flowin& floor plan, wet bar, formal dinin&, liant master suite, family rm.. eclective use of iranite, &tass block, oak, etc. Owner says, submit all offers! : 411 ll "*••• 119 • 12-4=-t .. 11 &:11...Ntwport ~ ~ -ic refurbished 3 bedroom charmer. Dlrtlnc split lml W/OJtft blamed ClililllS in I q1iet sicllClld locltioft. LI ......_nee yard w/pof! Potlntill ..... Znd story. $410,llO .... ... 1:111• wwwa1 -•-.nun hl'RIM!A..., .... 3....._ ,_ ....... 11 ..... .... 11111111 ... I Im ... l llllJll Miil .. ...., .... , . ..., .,. ...... -......... . ................. --------------~ .. . . '·.... "''. ' ... ; \\ ' , ·~ Stellat view at Harbor Ridge estate The drama begins as you enter the guarded gate of Harbor Ridge. From ~unup 10 sunset, experience the presence of peace surrounding this warm and in- Property of the Week '1t rng fou r-bedroom, five-ba1h· family home JI 11 San Sebastia n in Newport. Beach. Thi:. home has unp;:ir,1lleled panoramic \IC\\~ of 1he occJn, Newport Bny, C11ahna and rhc 11igh1 lighb of Ne\\port lk a,h 1 he feeling i<t cxpan~i.,,e, with all 'pe.:1al dc\lgncd fc.11urc'> i\ 1l.1g,lonc p~tlh\\..1~ peel' you :lS \IOU \\,tll.. up 1hc u":d brr~I.. c,tc p., to enter thrnu1:h the cu,lom doom.I\ fr..imcd b~ light ·from th1: ,-u-.tom·tk~1~ned leaded ,,imll'"' \n l:\lCpt1onJI paol .md 'P·i n'crll.,.,l..rng \:c" pun Harbor rnJl..c:> J • Jcligh1ful rctrc.11 tor J fJmil) hfc,1\IC PnccJ al S:?.750,000. the home ... 1i,ted b\ Ann Pete r' and Suzanne Shuler at Grubb & Ellis. 2 C1,ic Plaza, Suite 100, Nc\\port Beach. Cnll 644-6200 for fur· . .-. •-.---~·----- th er informa11on. Panoramic views are offered at this elaborate Newport Beech home In the Harbor Ridge community. Survey: California developers take more risks LOS A!'.GLLLS -( .1liforni.1 rc .. 11 C!t· tJtc dc\l:loper' arc "leaner and mean· er." more \\tlling to tJke ri'>I..' in I.ind ac- qu 1~1t1on and more ap1 to U'IC public ft . nancing 1han their cu11n1crpJrt'> el'>C· where in the Unttcd Stale'. The \e arc the conclu!>1on'> of :i na- 1iunJI '1ud\ conJuctcd b\ the UCLA Cente r for ·1 inancc and Real i.:.~1 a1c Jnd the Lo'> Angeles law f 1rm ~""f Cox. (J'itle l.;. Nu.:hobon fhe na110n\ hugc'>t real estate <lcvel- upcr' , .. ere '>Uf\C)C:d 1n th •" fi rst comprc- hcn51ve effort to determine their current management nnd operating prac11ce~. fi. nancing sources and fu ture nc1iv it ies. "Historically, Californ ia de\'elopcrs have set the trend!> for the nation. " said Philip R. Nicholson. senior panrar a1 the law firm "Therefore, this study's n~,ults can be inierpreted a'> a barome1er for change 1n the na tional real cs1a1e de· ,cfopment arena in the 1990s. "~cspondents showed remarkable d1f· fercnces in their at1i1ude<i towa rd risk re- lalcd 10 land acquis111on," ob!ierved Dr. Kathleen Connell, mnn:iging director of 1he Center for Finnncc and Real 8 1:\lc. "Despite - or because or -Californ ia's stnc1 regulation and no\\·growth env1· ronmcnt, a significant 63 percent of Californ ia firm'! will purcha e land with· out development apP.rovals, while only 28 percent of non·C3hfomia firm will as- sume such ri k." . In :mother key finding, 62 perce nt of Califo rn ia de.,,elopcrs use public financ· ing mechani ms like Mello Roos. special as~c!>Sment di'ltrict~ and tat-exempt Refinancing offers multiple benefits to adjustable· rate mortgage holders I h'me o~ncrs °"1th DdJU\table rate mort~JSC!> who h.i"e been d1\ma)ed .:11 recent increa!>e!> in their monthlv pu)mcnt \ may find that they c.in ob1a1n mu ltiple benefits by refinancing, :iccording 10 Mark Welker of Cnmnglon Mortgage Sef\itces rn Newport Beach. Benefits obtarnnblc include immed1Jlc reduction in monthly payments as they rc\ult of recent intere~I rate reduc~ons, \IL:tblc long term savings. and, in some 1n .. 1ancc'i, additional available cash for home improvement purposes or other rlhlJnr c~pcnd 1turc ... Well er. who\e fi rm has helped scorci. of fJm1ltc' overcome hou<iehold budget problem\ through rcfm<incing. cautioned 1 ha1. "no one hould refi nance without ... c:ckrng profe s1onnl advice." Selecting the best refinancing program i\ oft en a complex proce s in which many hlClor must be weighed, uch &'l the pre cnt and projected household income, the terms of the prcscl}t adju ta ble rare loan . how long th e family piano; to remain in that dwelling, the pre'icnt equity in the home, and the c,,.,t or refi- nancing, which may run several thousJnd dollar-.. Welker dcclcrred. "At Carrington Mortgage Services we ha\C the advantage or being able IO analyze and determine whic h of doze ns of different loans arc bei.t suited to your mdiv1duol situation. Many homeowner in ref rnancing arc finding that they can easily replnce their present high interest adju tab1e rate mortgage with a fixed rate loan at a lower interest rate," Welker :iid. "Take the hou chold tha t ha a $150,000 adju~table rate mortgage on a hou e purchased two or three yea r ago at $180,000 and the present payments at 11 percent are about Sl,430 per month. "f( this home were refinanced in today's market with a fixed rate loan 11 9.5 percent, monthly payments would be about Sl,260 per month. That would be a monthly ~av1ng of SJ 70 or S2,025 per yeur. "In the eve nt rJtci> of the adjustnblc rntc mortgage remain at an average or the present level. th1:. would represent a :wi ng'> of $50,625 over a 25-)C• r period and would mean that even after subtrnct· ing the co ts of refinancing, the family would have recovered its entire original down paymen t on the home," Welker continued. "Not a bad profit on the few minutes 1t takes to fill out a loan application!" Welker commented "Of course. the prescription for a ~uccc sfol refinancing i in selecting the professional loan coun~clor to help you find the right loan," Welker added. Carrington Mongngc Services delivers its M:rv1ee~ through strategical located mortgage bankers in California. Carrington Mortgage Services i located at 471 North Newport Blvd., Suite 302, Newport Beach. The telephone number is 722·0862. bonds to fund road ... \ewer~ and other communit) sef\1ce~ required as part of their go,ernmcntal appr0\al$. In con· trJ t, public financing i~ used by only percent of lhc nnn·C.1l1fornia re pon- de nts. "Burdened with the re~ponsibility of p~v1ding 1nfr ai.tructurc fo llowing the p.1s ing of Propo it1on 13, dc"elope~ hJVc turned 10 public fi nanci ng to help defra) these costs," Connell sa id. "We can an11c1p:lte that de\iclopcr in 01her pnm of the country al~o will turn to low- '"'"'· 1J \·C\emp1 puhlic financing a they ·face !>1m11Jr infrai11ructure e-caction 1n the future" Mcam~ h1k, only 7 percent of Cahf· ornia compan1c s:ud they would exp nd geographically 1n 1991-92, while 52 per- cent of non-Oilifomi:i comp11nies will pursue \uch e-cpans1on. Connell aid the disparit y may be ellplaincd by the ~1gnifi can1 profit margins that have c.xi•11ed in California re al e talc over the pMt five yc.irs In comparison to the re t or the country. The s1udyJ howcd othe r sharp differ· cnces between Califo rnia companies and others. Californ ia deve lopers arc larger (74 percent have revenues of O\ier $50 mil- lion) but arc "leaner and meaner," aver· aging fewer than 60 emplO)CC . In con· tras1, non-Cali fornia respondents typically have more thnn 100 employees, but only 60 percent have annual rtve• nues over S50 million. "The mailer staffs at California com· panic may be r,nrtially explained in two other findings,' Col)DCll said. "One-hall of California companies will use more consultants 10 the future. compared with only. 10 perc-ent ot non-Californians. California developers arc more pcai· mistic about the market in 1991 ah 1992, but more op1im1 tic about their futures over the ncx1 frvc ye.an. DM.YN.OrJmM.•"19 SAn.IMY.='9. 19'1/l'Am4J Coldwell Banker plans straight talk ads · · L08 ANGELD-CDktwll ..._, one of "'9 ,..._.111111ng r11ldene1m1 reel ...... oomp9I Ill. II OOHfrOl .. IQ the Niiiy of ..,.._. ........... ,..._ ket by ~ • ,_ Mllon9I mar- ketJng atrmegy and ..... -a cem- ~ ~ 9tartl Wedneedey to c:olndde with tl'9 GPll•IO of Coktttll Bllnk•'• lntematlonal .... con-ference In N9W er.... It wll Include a variety of ad9 In print, network televtaion, cable and r9dlo. Thia MrcM*tlng MrMegy and cem- paign, CtMted In conjunction with Grey AdWrtt86ng In Loe Angeles, la the flrst by a nattoMI rllldent181 rMI estate compMy to openly and d6rectty addrw pn11n1 reel Mtat• con- ditions. "The new Coldwell Banker market- Jng .. , ••• Md ad ~ provtde Con9UfNr9 wtth atr.ightforw•d ad- vice for today'• dlfftc:ult rMI estate mnet, '' uys G. Lane a.nett, first vice preeident of martc9tlng tor Cold- well Banker Allldfntial Group, hWt- quartered In UI Hlan Viejo. "MMy ~ ~ Mw; In recen1 monU.. llvo6dlid ttw houllng nwttet bee•• lt'9y .. aonfUled by one- llded, ~ "'*'9 on home ..._A mlllOr ~of our mar- keting ..... and .......... c.m-~ le to lir9llk through ~ mtKoncepdol• and '"1orm con-sumera about tl'9 po.._ ...-:ta of • dOWn rMrUt. •• 'Now'a The Time To Make Your Mow' le• ~ m 1111ge of the fMrt(et- Remember. Ing atretegy and rune throughout ads and ...... eupport mat ..... ," Nya Barnett. ''Thll theme and other op- Umletlc ma11age1 In Coldw .. a.nker ads .,. being UMd to generate poeltlve energy not only among con-eumera, but throughout our own com- PMY to motivate our ..._ U90Clatee and to promote national programa IUCh u our Spring Open HOUM Cef.. ebratlon." Alan Kupchlck, pretktent and ex- ecutive creative director of Grey Advertising tn Los Angeles says, "Re- garding the ad campaign lteetf, our reeearch revealed that consumers want ads that addreaa the challenges facing home buyer• and ..... and provkte factual information, rather than ads which pretend the real eetate market Is the same u atwaya. That's why we decided to create edltorlal- type ads, which deal dlrectty with the uncertainty of today's real estate mar- ket and show consumers how to cope wtth buying and Mfllng In these com- plex times. "Print ads are black and white to emphuin the l8rioutnela of the ls- euea. But, the Cotdwell Banker m•11ge la al90 pomttve. tt counters .. the negative pr.. surrounding hofne ..... by ahowtnQ conawnen that there la a bright ik1e to today'• rMI estate market and that home owne1 INp la attll a good lnYeetment." Natlonal print ads fMture ~ catc:Nng headNnee, IUCh u , Some bright IPOt• In an otherwtM gloomy real eetate market, Right now la a • • Sun Valley In 1936? Aspen In 1947? Vall In 1953? Now ••• think of Telluride In 19911 ·---~.._... . .._. (J03),....... .,..,. .. {J03) 711-tm ,.. CJ031721-»'2 MIU~ TOM~ ~-·-611PMW,llC. ,,. • ta.OMO() ...... ~0 --•'9 fl~COtMA --·-···----a.---c-..... -------* gre9t time to buy a hofne In the valley, How to tmce a atep up In a down tnn9t, and Now that c11ttnga are '811ng, "'• a greet ttme to buy a hofne. Tele:Mlon and radio IPOt• carry alm!- lar Q98. A " the headNnee, we bellew the Coldweff Banker ads provtde fac- tual, uaabte Information that wHI auist home buyers In making deci9ions," aaya Barnett. "The campaign exptalns how years of extraordinary price ap- preciation have taken a temporary time-out. and points out that now there are many opportunities for both buyera and Miiers. "Home prices are more af- fordable," he noted. "Add to this the feet that interest rates, dropping below 10 percent for the flrst time In three years, are also more attrectlve and what you get 18 one of the belt times to buy a home. "Our campaign al90 focuMS on opportunities for ernart hofne .....,. In this buyer's market," aaya Barnett. "And, we encourage both buyers and .....,. to obtain expert hap so they can mmce the best move In what may be the moet Important financial de- clelof'I they wttl ever make." Coktwel Banker'• Now'• the Time to Mmce Your Mow campe1gn in- cludes tetevtslon commera• on wty morning network, prime time and cabte teleYisk>n. A Mriea of futl pege and one-third page print ads _.I run In national newspapers. Print and televlalon schedules are supported by advertising on network radk>. Barnett aaya, "As part of our mar- keting strategy. we also have com- prehensive saJes support for our ..,_ auoclat•, Including localized na- tional ads, which ..._ usodat• can UM In their own cities, and coeeateral materials IUCh as offtce posters, door hangers, recruiting ftlers, and even balloons and buttons, which carry the 'Now'• The Tlme To Make Your Move' ,,,... •... Coldwell Banker has nearty 1,900 realdentl., real estate offtce9 and more than 40,000 ..... ueociat• In North America. and le a member of the s... AMncial Networtc. Looking to sell tbat abajank etvldnl up ID tbe~? Try tt.c:licm#oedl Wrd'iri IO you IS o lr_,,e IO~ • for Clflly $13 ''you Oii ...... lor 7 days. 'Cal IOdoy. 642-5678 DANNI -·-PlmlE •••1 ail111c1111d-.'*•• .... •••• , .•... , • , , , ' ftAGE 44 / SA~9, 1991 DM.Y PILOf / ISA&. ISTAT9 California Trend• Sometimes property taxes actually drop By Bradley Inman Speciel '° the o.lly Ptlo4 One of the best-kept eecrets about tax law In California Is that the county assessor can chOOse to reduce a homeowner's annual property taxes. When housing values sllp, the assessor has the option of adjusting property assessments and rolling back the annual tax tab for thousands of homeowners. That's exactly what Sonoma County tax assessor Jim Gal- lagher did In 1987 and 1988 and ls consider- ing doing this year. Three years ago, he knew that con- dominium values In Sonoma County, llke other places in the state. had suffered'-'-~ from a seven-year tn"'9ft downturn. Gallagher conducted a survey of condos In the county to prove that they had lost vaJue. He then turned to a 10-year-old CaJlfornla law and lowered the assessments on 1,350 condominium. His actions reduced the value of the units by $2 1 million -and shrunk the average tax blll by approximately $186 per year. · Thia ii the only major rollback In property tax• lln<» the paa1age of Propoeltlon 13 In 1978. Gaffagher Is an admitted noncon- formlat among county tax asMSOrS ·around the state. "They like to see lncreues In the rotls and the rev- enue8, not declines," he said. It's one reason -despite the downturn In the housing market - that the vast majority of CaJlforn ans wlll see a slight Increase In thefr annuaJ property tax tab this year. According to the rules of Prop. 13, property taxes are limited to 1 per- cent of the market value of a house. The tax measure also llmlts Increases In the taxable value of property to 2 percent per year. but aJlows property to be reassessed at Its market price when It Is sold. In 1979, voters approved Prop- osition 8, which permits the assessor to lower property assessments after considering "reductions In value due to damage. destruction. depreciation or other factors causJng a decilne In value." For example, If a couple bought a houae for $300,000 When prices peaked In 1989, they pay 1 percent or $3,000 annually for property taxes. If Identical homes In the vicinity begin to sell for less than $300.000, the owners CM try to fM"Uade the a11enor that the "fair nwt<et vmue" or the price they peld for the home -which .. the baals for tax .....arnent -doesn't reflect the real value. As the market softens, Gallagher Is now "preparing to do a countywtde market (houlfng) analysts to de- termine If the timing la right for an adjustment." He conceded. however, that It wtll take a thorough analysis of housing conditions to reach auch a conclulfon. Most county a.ssessors only con- sJder reducing property assessments on a case-by-case basts, according to Gallagher. "Talk of countywkSe ad- justments aren't very popuJar In the halts of goyernment," he said. But It can sure make 1,350 condo owners happy. 0 The legaJ UNUlt on Propolltlon 13 stumbled recently when the Callfornla Court of Appeals ruled that the 12- year-old tax-cutting measure was oonstltutlonaJ. In the Nordlinger va. Lynch case. Baldwtn Hiii• homeowner Stephanie Nordlinger prot•ted the property tax bill that lhe recefYed from the Los Angeles -County tax UMltor on the gronds that It violated the equal protection claute of the U.S. Cooatltu- tlon. Nordlinger arguee that '* ta. bill wt fl\le to lhc ttm. Ngt'4W tMn Mr t*ghbora' merely*-• lhe owned her home for a lhort• period of ttme. PropolftJon 13 requlrel property asaeamenta to be bued on the ..... price of a houM and, therefore, home price Inflation has cauted tax bHtt for newer buyers to be much higher than those for long-time homeownera.. · The Nordlinger caae Is one of three property tax cases pending before CaJifornla courts -one of which some legal scholars predict wUI over- turn Proposition 13. Each case challenges the current taxing system, which rewards long-time owner• and penalizes new buyers. "This Is a victory for Prop. 13 and atl taxpayers In the state," aald at- torney Anthony Caso of the Pectflc Legal Foundation, which Is working to uphotd Prop. 13. The Nordlinger case wtll be ap- pealed to the California Supreme Court. according to attorney Ann Carlson. who repretent1 Nordlinger. "We eJCpected this deClllOn from the lower court.'' she said. "but we are hopeful that either the State Su· preme Court or the U.S. Supreme Court wtll examine the problem wtth Prap. 13." Today's home only old-fashioned on· outside By Jim JOhnson McQatcnyNew9~ AT LANT A -Although Its exterior has the traditional look of yesterday. the lnter1or of this year's edition of the New American Home Is tallored to the llfestytes of today. The model, constructed on a former golf course site about 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta, Is a two- story, three-bedroom. 2.5-bath strue- ture with a brick-clad facade tts architects describe as "neo-oolonlal." Though that exterior may lack appeal to Californians. there is much behind the bricks that many would find to their liking. Built In conjunction with annual convention of the National Associa- tion of Home Builders. the home eerves as a thowcase for the Indus- try' a neweat detigns. products and materials. Thousands of bulldef's and other lndu9try repreeentatlvel toured the model during the recent four-day conwntlon. Each year the demonstration hou• It d-''1JWd wtth a dtffwent aegment of the merket In mind. Thia eighth edition of the New American Home was targeted to a 30-plua famtty IOOk· Ing for a relatively ctoe.ln mow-up home. In exchange for such C9flV. nlence. the builder-designer team fig- ured the home buyers would be wtlllng to settle for a somewhat smaller house and site. Thus. the house Is 2,200 square feet. the site about 6,000 square feet. But what It lacks In size. It makes up for In amenities. Thoae extras. say the architect and builder, contribute sig- nificantly to Its $299.000 price tag. The favorite features, based on the builder's sampling of visitors' opinions. are the master bedroom suite that occupies most of the MC• ond noor and an office over the detached garage. Most memorable about the 475- square-foot master suite It ltt king- sized steam shower, wtth a built-In bench, adjacent overtlzed apa tub and twin pede1tal llnkt, M>flg wtth lo3dS of storage epec4t. One full wau ( 1 $ feet) of the bedroom la covered wtth bullt-ln cabfneta and drawers. and clotets ftank both lldee of the hallway leading to the meat• bath. The apace over the g11r11ge, which has Its own full bath, addt 300 9quare feet of ltvfng apace to the Pf ...... Vltttora saw It fumithed u an omc:.. but It could alto function u a work· lhop, exerctte room, an ~t rental or llCC8leoty dwelling for e grandperent or old« child. The houae was del6gned to appe.al to a buyer aeeklng to combine tra- ditional look wtth modetn function. "It has a spilt personality," said architect Deborah Berke, a partner In the New York City-baaed firm of Berke & McWorter. Exterior buHdlng materials and architectural detaJl1 reflect the same transition from formal to Informal atyt- lng on the Interior. The front of the houae, for example, Is clad In brick: the rear has Clapboard siding. On the ftrst ftoor. a tradltlonaJ parlor and powder room Is on one side of the entry hall, and there 11 a formal dining room on the other. In contrast, the back of the house -marked by a deecent of two steps Into a lfngle large llvlng apace - takes on a more cuual posture with expanlfve uae of wtndowa and eaay aecea to the outdoors, 8etke aatd. Though the rear of the ftrat floor It a wall·less room, It la furnished and <*Ngned to MfW nw teperat• func- tions. The larQ89t apece 11 devoted to the famlty room, the focal point of which ii an owrllnd ftreptace '*'ked by a wall of cat>tnet1 CC>nOMlfng an entenaJnrMnt center. Next to the family room it a tun porch. whietl offert acoeu to a bric* patio, a mullc or game area. and the klttnen and tn.kfatt n006<. A ~ fronted cabtnet dtvfdea the kttchen from the family-room ar• and MrYM u a dltptay cue whl .. hiding food- preparation. and meuy dithee. The breakfast nook 11 Mt In a bay- wtndow MCtlon that h• a door to the rw petlO. Upatelrl, the bay t>ecomea M Mymmetrtcel epeoe for the mut• IUlt•'• ...... and tub. A --* IMCtu9ry covwtng the .... ,.. portion of the wond floor, the master suite gains added prlvecy from a wrought-Iron sta rcue linking a brick terrace outside to the back yard below. The front portion of the MCOnd ftoor consists of two small. aecondary bedrooms and a full bath, encued from floor to celling In multlcok>red tiles. Atlanta builder Richard T PNm- mer conceded that the bath -wtth Its dazzJlng checkerboard of tH• - was one of the least favorite lterM noted by visitors. Berke explalned that the garage was detached from the house so that the front of 60·foot-wlde lot'wouldn't be taken up by garage doors. "That's one thing we f.., atrongty about. Beafdes a better lookJng street,'' she added, "there are a cou- ple of other benefit• In detacNng the garage. You get a paved .,. ak>nglfde the houM that can be ~ for hopeeotch or a bUketb8" court or other actMtlel, depending on the 199 of the c:Nklren. And, MCOnd, you get a deteched IMng 'PtlCe. a ...,.,ate building that In thlt cue l9 lr9eted .. a home omce:· The New Amertcan Home ... furnl9hed wtth an Intercom ty9tem and the lateet In IOUnd and vtd9o equipment, lnckdng r.moee ...._ vtSIOn camera that CM Kt-• and communicate wtth vtettora 81 tt. front door from the kitchen, m..w..,.. and office. TM lat•t In fumllhlngl are on dlapaay, too, Mk• .. In the aun room that can be rlliMd from U. bottom or lowered from the top. $pontor1 of the New AmerlOM Home lndude 84.IMder and Home maoutnM and the N8ttaMI Councl Of the Houaing lndulery, "9 ......... turer't arm Gt tfle ,...__, A .. ._ tlon °'·Home .......... DNUNDT /BALISTATI SAT\MOAY. :==z t. 1991 / f'Nla 45 Build-it-yourselfers clear money hurd.le By Jaclc Mactc-r ~------SACRAMENTO -8Mnnon and Bob McClurg .... only months -.y from moving Into the home of their drMmS. tt's a 2.~foot. two-atory home on flW -=ree In eouthem Piecer County In Northern c.lltomla. tt hM been under conatruction ~ April, but tt's not WfY ordtnery drMm home. The McClurga are buffeting It them- aetves: That's a dream many people nourish. Few see It achieved. AlthOugh owner·bulldera -as the McClurga are known In the Industry -expect to earn thousands of dollars In "sweat equity" by doing much of the actual construction them-setvea. money leader'I are not quiet< to finance homes built by other than licensed generat contractor.. Owner-builders haw ~ oP- tlons. They c.. lt'<>P for a IOen on tM'r own or go through a broker. The McClurga choee another route. They contracted wtth a ~. home manufacturer -Endeavor Homes of Orovttte -which In turn opened the door to a choioe of tenders. "One of the things that real'Y. SOid us on Endeavor was flnandng,' said Shannon McClurg when the and her husband were getting ready to break ground a year ago. "They stand beNnd you, t'*p aearch out the ftnana.J Institutions that will wM wfth you. In a way they co-lign, In that they guarantee that the ~ wlll be ftnlehed ahould the OWMr·bulder defautt.'' Chuck McKnight, finance menager for Endeawr • .Mid the Mc:Clurga' home t8 one of more th8n 500 hie COft1pllny hM helped owner-bullders flMnoe and construct IAnce 1982. With Endeavor Homes behind them, the McClurga were able to obtain anon-term financing through Sacramento Flrst National Bank. "It's a one-year, lntertm construc- tion loan," Mid Tim James, vtce pr•- dent of the bank. When the house Is compteted, the . McClurgs -wtth the help of First National -wm obtain long-term, con- ventional financing to replace the con- struction loan. One of the features of the construc- tion loan Is a built-In "Interest re- serve," which pre-funds Interest pay- ments required as various stagea of the home are compteted. "If you think about building a house," James said, "you're already paying rent or making payments where you already ltve, so when you start off the lnt«est payments they may be low, but when you get down to the end It gets pretty binding. "We try to set up a loan so It takes care of ltaetf, and we like to have a con11ngency built Into tt to take care of unforeseen costs. We want the builder to be able to work on the house and not worry about the financ- ing." People who act as their own general contr.c:tors haw proved to be atrong cuatomert for tending Institutions In the S.cramento ...... according to Kathy R8ymond, br.nch ~ of the Owner-Bullder Center loen c»- partment In Fair Oaks In .uburban S.cramento. "We've done juat under $30 mllHon In construction loans In three yews. and we've not known one ~ that wasn't ftnbahed. '' Raymond said. ··And that's maybe 200 houMe. ''Of atl the houa&-bulldtng students who haw tmcen our owner-builder ct ...... we'w never heard of any of them falling to comptete a house. We've heard of divorcee at the end, but the houMI an get built." The amount of money that can be saved by an owner-builder depends upon the amount of wotk they plan to contribute to the project. The McClurgs, for Instance, are acting as tt'*r own general contractor. Hlstort- calty, Raymond said, thts wtll uve them 20 percent of the appralled value of the home, "even If they don't lift a hammer." The McClurgs plan on saving even more, beca• they atso are doing much of the phyaical wotk. The 20 percent saving, Raymond said, repreeents built-In profit margins and overhead and 1t.1pervlsk>n. tt atao lndudea bullt-1n safety margins edded to bids submitted by subcontr.c:tors In cue costs go up during actual conatructlon. Skip We.hunt, director of the Owner-Builder Center. tells his atu- denta there are two ways to apply the GISELA BURMEISTER owner-builder concept: BcMld the ume house for less, or bufld a houae of better quality for the ume amount of money. ConskSerable homeworic must be done before Shopping tor a loan, Raymond sald. The size and atyte of the home should be determined, but · not necessarily the building plans themaetves. Plana might have to be modified to fit the amount of money fat which a builder wlU qualify. McKnight said he qualifies potential customers at Endeavor Homes on the 30_.0 ratio: 30 percent of groae In- come Is allowed for housing and 40 percent foi. the overall debt ratk>. If the family's groae Income per month, for Instance, Is about $4,200, a lender would conskSer as reason- abte monthly house payments up to $1 ,260, as long as all other family debts, lnctudlng car payments and charge cards do not exceed about $420 a month. "If you're making $2,000 a month," McKnight said, .. you don't want to take $1,200 of that and put It Into houae payments. You wouldn't have anything left to liw on after taxes." Potential owner-builders who pass the Mff-qualifytng test, know the kind of houae they want to build, and have the property on which to build It, are ready to shop for a loan. The first question to ask potential lenders, Raymond said, ts whether they wtlt loan money to an owner- buJlder wotklng without • general See BUILO/P• 48 644-G412 res 760-5000 ofc Presents NEW LISTING· 2106 VISTA LAREDO, NB Prtoed almost $100,000 below appraislll f« quick sale. 2,300 aq.ft. end unit. two stoty on greenbelt near pool. 3 BR. den Of 4 BR, 3 balh. Ught. lllmolt,.. cwpet throughout. oak stM railings, stcy lights, light beamed wood ceitinga. One bedroom w/bath down, 2 bedroc>n'\9 up open up to sunny balcony. Oen or 4ttt bedfoom off kit~. Asking $389,000 w/1and. Huny, Won't last. LINDA ISLE E~CLUSIVE • $2,395,000 This Bayfront home has recentty been remodeted to offer the finest In formal IMng Md ente'1ainlng. This four bedroom 3 YI balh home Is lib.lat.d on en U1ra wide lot. wtttt a dock IO accommodate three boats. Alt new'wlndows and doors, cofterect oak ceiling• in LR Md FR. give ~Is home a drammc .look. Bay*-_!">"' LR, FR, OR, Md master bedroom. Oak stairway and cabinetty throughout 3 fireplllCeS, secunty system, two patiOs, pnvale gated community. For 'f04Jt pttvlllle V1ewtng call Gbela. MIWOll S BACK BAY VIEW OllLY 1429,000 One -.y end uni on GI• 1111 Md 19J. Es· pended ......... Md .... ,.,.... 2 ... 2 BA. ........................ Md~ ~Huffy, ........ --tcw "'** ..... 507 AVDIDA CMIPO, 11.8. ....... 1 .. • APPRAISED AT $380,000 SELL FOR $319,000 HigNr ••••d S ......_, N .......... Two*°' .. -..._._, .. ...,Mil doz Ills. &All GI ..... ......._ .., ...... ,... door --,.. ..... --0.-,, . ........ ,...... ,........ .., ............... ... ...... ............... "' .......... ...... ,,..., dont h ............ llilll II Pl ....... J1arat .. Md .,..... QI ........... _,.. ........ Gillllll ..... II,_ 1PJ0 l IOll it....._ 4N VISTA llG•'_,, 11.8. I SELLl!R DESPEIATE .. - .-AGE 46 / SATUtDAY, ~ 9, 1991 DAILY NOT I ISAl ISTATI No two homes the same at Residen.ces What do snowflakes, fingerprints and the R-'dences at Ocean Ranch have In common? Like snowflakes and fingerprints, no two homes at the R-'dences at Ocean Ranch In Laguna Nlguef are exactly the same. Shea Homes developed the luxury estates, and the unique exterior treat- ments were designed by the Miriam Tate Company. an Irvine-based con- sulting firm. According to Miriam Tate, founder and president of the firm, home buyers today want to live In homes which are a reflection of their lndlvld- ual tastes. "We take a custom approach to each assignment," Tate said. "And, In doing so. we address each project with orlglnahty and market sensitivi- ty." The Residences at Ocean Ranch feature an innovative blend of classi- cal and trad1t1onaJ architecture. plus Mediterranean and old Pasadena manor designs. To enhance the architectural detailing. 12 exterior elevations and 18 distinct color schemes were chosen for the Resi- dences ·we d1dn t use materials that are predictable." Tate said. She added that she ut ilizes the colors of the environment surrounding a develop- ment when designing color schemes for homes At the Residences. Tate has chosen several oceanic colors to distinguish the estates. "Before choosing a palette. we spend weeks studying the site. the architecture and the targeted buyers," Tate said. Upon completion. her goal is to have achieved a ne ghborhood setting that resembles homes with Inter- relationships throughout the develop- ment, like a painting of a street scene. One of the one-of-a-kind homes at the ReskMncel In Laguna NSguee'a Ocean Ranch development. The Residences at Ooean Ranch otter up to 4.200 square feet and are available In four noor plans. The homes are highlighted by bOnus rooms. studies, libraries and r~ reatlon rooms. "We're extremely plesed with Miriam Tate's use of colors at the Residences," said Biii York. president of the Southern California division of Shea Homes. .. Her expertise emphul2es the quality craftsmanship that we put Into oor new com- munities." Prlcet at the resfdenC69 at Ocean Ranch begin from b4Mow $700,000 and ocean-oriented homes begin from $777 ,000. The homes are within the guard-gated, master-planned community of Bear Brand. Shea Homes Is a division of the J.F Shea Company. which has grown to be one of the largest bu1ldera In the nation. To visit Ocean Ranch, take the San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway and exit west. Turn left on the Street of the Golden Lantern and right on Bear Brand Road. For further Information. call the sales office staffed t>,y Steven Lock- hart Realty, the exclu11ve sales agent. from 10 a.m daffy at 661-6680. San Diego bucks housing ·market downturn SAN DIEGO -Throughout the past decade "America's Finest City," as San Otego is known to Its residents, has consistently been one of the strongest housing markets In the na- tion San Diego averaged almost 12,000 new home sales per year In the 1980s and residents have enjoyed a 12 percent average annual home ap- preciation rate since 1970. Despite the current downturn. projections for the 1990s are for at least similar. if not hlgl)er, levels of sales ac1lvlty, accord- ing to the 1990-91 l=orecast and Re- view released by the Meyers Group. a locally based market research firm. Currently. San Diego Is In the foorth year of a down cycle In sales activity. Sales In 1986, 1987 and 1988 aver- aged 15,000 homes per year. In 1989 only 10,306 sales were recorded, rep- resenting a 32 peroent decline from the prevloos year, and In 1990 aatee declined another 35 percent with 6,699 homes sold. "Since the flrat quarter of 1989 unaold Inventory levett have cilmbed over 165 percent. However. Inventory atablltzed In the fourth querter of 1990 a1 the unavallabOlty of con1truc1k>n financing and growth control measures have begun to limit new building activity," said Peter Reeb. vice president of The Meyers Group. While sales cycles vary In length, they typlcally range from three to five years. The market Is expected to remain relatively flat over the next year. and then within the next 18 months to begin another cycle of upward sales activity. The strength of the San Diego hous- ing market Is made possible by a combination of factors according to the report: •Size of population base. With over 2.4 million people In the coonty and protections of an additional 53,000 people per year through the year 2000, a tremendoo1 housing market 11 created through the Internal move- ment of the populatlon. •Strong employment growth. An averege of over 35,000 new jobs have been added per yMr atnoe 1983 and an addltlonal 17,800 new Jobe are projec1ed for 1991. • DlverM economy. The manufac- tur1ng, toorlsm, defenM, twtn-ptant maqulladora. bk>-tech and hlgh-t.ch lnduttrtee all enhance Sen Otego'• economy. •Relative affordablllty. Although San Diego Is one of the most unaf- fordable markets In the country wtth a current median slngle-ramlly home price of $243,990, It Is 1tlll a bargain compared to prices In Los Angeles ($327,990) and Orange counties ($323,950). •Restrictive growth control measures. This keeps the potential supply or new hooslng tow, prlOes high and, unfortunately, It will restrlci the suppty ot new hooslng when It wlll be needed In the next up-cycle, putting further pressure on prices. •Positive International Investor climate. San Diego enjoys Investor commitment from companies and ln- 11ltutlon1 alt around the wortd, Which Includes the Pacific Rim countries as well u Canada, Mexico and E= to name a few. This hu at builders to bulld even wttlle domeetlc funding hu become harder to teeure. •Pleasant year-roond cllmate. The mlld weether comblMd with the beautiful coastline In Southern can- fomla •ttracts retlr ... , botttera tour- ltm and cre•t•• a aecond- hOme/veeatk>n hOme mnet. •Vmried topoorllPftY. The*'*' of San Otego prOYtdel a muttttude of alternatlve housing settings and cor- responding product opportunities which are appropriate for everything from entry-level product to luxury master-planned communities. San Diego emerged from the 1980s a.s a major city. the natlon'a abcth- largest. Providing a smooth transition. San otego has preserwd a smaJl- town feel. whlle offering all the ben- efits• of a big city. In addition. resi- dents enjoy a high quality of llfe with Increasing opportunltlea, partleutarty In the employment, recreational, cul- tural and educational areas. "External factora Ilk• the war, r• ~ or water tuppfy will have an Impact on the mark9t whtctt It dtmcun to project. But after weighing d the varlabtee that might an.ct the martcet, we predlci that San Otego wtH ttltl have one of the 1tronge1t hOullnQ markets tn the state, If not tN whote country, throughout the decade," Mid Reeb. The ~-· Group provtdee mnet r••arcti and coneutttng ~ to the rMI eetat9 tnduatty throughout the IOUttM• .. t1 United StaMe. The F....e and ............. annu9' put>Mcatk>n. DALY PILOf I mAL ISTAft Sacramento housing I market on rebound SACRAMENTO -S.... of new homee In the ~o .,.. last ~ ~ to "'* toweet ... .lince -191( but ..,. ._. the rMtt:• .. r9boundlng .,. llerting to eurfece. "We're hevtng C9fnPOUta egM'I," one buMder ukl. Anotn.. With 17 Y'M'W In the bulif'llll, ~ that January -when he nwaoed two aalea cSaMty -was one of his best months ever. 8uMder'I credited lncrMMd ..._ last month to ....,.. .. f~on. Includ- ing dry, 1UMY ... ther Md the l9dl of a CaNfomia team In the Super Bowe - both of wtMch encour9g9d traffte through the mocMf homee. Even the start of the wer brought out buyerl, bultdert uy, ~ It ended a period of uncen.wty. John Oekk«, ..._ meneger for Elliott Homee Inc., ukl the .... quw- ter of 1989 wu one of the worst he has Men. Blott wan't the onty builder to feel the ptnch. Accofding to the Bulldlna Industry Ateodatlon of Superior c.Mfom6a, rNmber ..._ totated 149 In the fourth qullrt« end flnllMd the Y99" at 3,330. S.... hadn't been that low 8'nce 1985, when they tot.a.ct 3,314. After a strong 1t8rt during the first half of 1990, ..... ~ to stump when ~ from the &ay Area and Soothem c.Mtoma found tt 1ncrees- 1ngty difflcutt to Mff their homes and move to s.crwnento. While thoee mwt<etl ltegnated. talk of a reoeak>n grew. and that hurt consul'Mf' confldence, bultders sa)d. Then there was more uMettUng news -the haule over the federel budget deflcft, and the capper, the PenNan Gulf crllla. "It wun't that we didn't expect a downturn," Mkt Mike Wtnn, vtoe president of Wlnncreet Homes. "It's Just that It crept up on us and hit us harder than we hed entldpeted." The doftllf ·'IOkMM dec:Hne In con- tract1 for r-'dentlel CONtructlon and other ..... data for the metropolttan area alto reftect the tMgnttude of the market'• c:oNapee. Contract• for relf- den11al Con8tructlon a.t yeer totllled '47.8 mffUon -a el percent decffM from the 1153.8 mNNon recorded In 1989, eccordlna to the F.W. Dodge Dtvt.lon of Mc&aw-H•. Inc. And • quertet1y IAJllW'1 by New T r.id9, a joint vent\n of the reel Mtate conlUltlng ftrme Mtnet one- Uona Md the PtanNng Center of Sacramento, found ..... In the fourth quart• down 75 per08f1t from the Mme period In 1989. John Sc:Neher, prHldent of Mw- ket oncttona. attributed 4be lkamp- ing ~et during the MCOnd hMf of the yew to buyer uncelUlnty. "Now that the ..., has started; .. haw dnction," he Mid ... , ttwC the flrat-qu«t9r ..... ~ .. ~ • llgntftcant rebound, prO'Med tN Mktdte East conftk:t continues to go our Wfl'1.'' Lanc:e Ramella. projeet m9R8Q1W of the Ptenning Center. noted tt. me- dian new-honw price In the ~ mento.,.. starMd 1990 at S165,900, and ftnltMd the yew at $172.900. Sales ... strongest last yeat in profeci• where most of the hOfnel were l*ow the median prioa. That trend c;ontlnued In JMUIW)', Schtemer Mid. ak>tt'a Dekker Mid buyers h8Ye been camping out at SitYel 9do &- tat• In RoNYile for site .-.ct.ons. Homes at Sltver9do Estat• we priced from $149,950 to $189,950 "Traffte Is way up, and we've ~ 34 homee In two weeks,·· Dekker said. The key to the protect'• auccea. Dekker MtleYel, has been what the tndustry calla "downliztng." Dekker Mid that homel originaNy pfanned for Sll\Wado woutd have ranoed from 2,000 to 2,900 ..,.. feef and cost ~.., $200,000 Md $300,000. Instead, they were r9duced to 1,400 to 2, 100 aquare feet, and their prices cut comper8bly. "Our goaJ was to stay under $200,000," Dekker ~- JOhn Mourler Ill, prelldent of JMC Homee of RoMVllle.. ftn19hed January wtth 80 ...... ano delcr1bed tt • "one of the belt montha we've ever had.'' One of hts best·Mltlng protect•. he added, fa Pefk P\ece In ~. Where homes start at $139,000. ··A lot of t>uyen have been w8lttng out there," he obW"Ved, "end I thtnk they dedded tNy oouktr\'t wait any longer.'' Typlealty, the iww-.~ buy\ng 11uon doeen't •tart untH the ~ an• the Super eowe. Mid Mourter. -"'O IOfd 20 hou9M .... ~end. Don Reed, Sacrmmento dt\.ilk>n maMger of LMd'lmont Homee Inc., ..., hed • good Super Bowt .-end. Reed *° etedlted the ..... for the lmptOYlng nwttet. ''tt'a been ,., better then Wf'fOM entk:ipated," he -6d. 1M'Oduciea .,.. •• a mew mvice .. wil opm doan IO leW ...... i n•ifl ... 6MN°¢'pi -~-----~-_,11 See.., .•. I r''ied .......... .,p11ce .,..FU&,_... ..... ---..-~,OS •11•1 SAT\WY. ~ 9, 19'1 / P GAYLE AMATO f CALIFORNIA TOP "100" DNCTOR M ~FINE Nomi • I heft ...., .. re1ldent181 ownen that would COft.ader uc:Mnglng. · ..... 1111111 ... 111-4111 52 illl •Ill M1 hit•., W • acc••._ Int Mats. n. .nil.., blm ,_,.. ~ draAlr stliway .... st_, ._ hilc ,_ .. Ml NJ .. . hnlll ............ ,.,, ..... na. wet bar .. itt ....... ,...,.. ... . ,..... .. .... f..,,.. ... .,..tt ........... tt .. , .... . willii a ..... _. ... wlltbly .. tusa•..-.-.... .-. na • ..._,.., nr. ur ·~ pare, patil w6 spa.. mlQ _. ...._Easy • -. t11 ei.,-... Sl.IZ5 • ..U •.rn11-.-• ..... ,,. 1-1 .. 111 ... usn• IU h1 nae l•r• .... ........ 1 ..... ....,~11-1111 ;nts••11l •he u••'-SlllwKMslllC-., ... nil t....., --C t $ MJ .... ~.,. • USJ .... lllt rtllcts ~....,.. ......... dty .... C.... ........... ,.... • .., ................ tw ...,t ...... lllhs. ... t1•1•a. n. lat"' -11m1111 ,... •IM a,.._ cal• *b11. Ofhn4 at SUIO.• " . . Prudential !.·, '""~ l) _ (l(l00 June, !hau~ PRESE TS HARBOR RIDGE ew listing with the nc . i ! ·c~t> remodeled in idc and out •Uh 1991 archctcctural de 1gn. Be the first to Ii" in this nc~ 4 BO, Fam Rm h me "itb unob tructcd aty and ocean Yicv. . OFFERED at $945.000 OPE ' N 1-.S:JO, J 7 MO. 0 PYLA S RJLL C STOM One of a kind SOOO sq ft 5 BD home on huic lot wtth 1400 sq tt. ro tcr suite. Panoramic ocean and marina views + pool, spa and lgc lot. Construction nearing completion. Finish to )'OU{ ta tc OFFERED at S l,S9S,OOO HARBOR VIEW mus S BD home with pool and marw ~~rv..oW OFFERED at $795,000 ~ ~-- THE BLUFFS One of • kind Linda Plan u~,.,.rf~.trv..oW tree scci1on. OFFERED at $439,000 ~ ~~- WOODBRIDGE . New Lkting. 3 BO. 2 BA w IN £SCllO"' tt0 ·Won't la t! ~~ TOP PRODUCER 19 YEARS EXPERIE CE TOP 1,. I 11IE A110 TOP 3 IN SALES EWPORT BEACH 760-5000 RES 72M377 • ...... ~. l'AGE 41 / SATUM>AY. ~ 9. lftl •n FromPage45 contractor. Tim Jamee, at First NatlonaJ. said he Invites lnqutrres from owner- bulld«s. "I tell them how to qualify them- Mfvee In a kind of rue.of-thumb way, wttftt our ft!es a~, wh:t t~ tttte ftt-" are, what It 009ta to get them Into a houee. "I do this all day tong. It's probably the first time they've done It, eo I'm more than happy to sit down and talk to them abOUt It. .. There is a dlllerence ••• Lowest Rates · Best Service Raymond ukt owner-tMlldera can http OO!!Vlne! the !ender Of tti8lr com- mitment and abltty to compl9te the protect by providing ··a rMlly good reeume of experience." That can ln- ctude a deecriptton of how YoU lnttnd to Incorporate the hou89-buMdlng pro. Ject wttti thetr regue. )obs: houlel they've helped others butld; and friend• and relattvee who have prom· tMd to help, eepeclalty thOM wtth specific ekllts such u for plumbfng or electrical wortc. Matertall. a ......... of .. MPKta Of tf'.G t~ proJlcl. flGm ~· Md touncldonia to ..... ac..,eng and ~ ~ TNI II a tedloua, tour-page m ...,._. teed to make the owner-buldlr In- timately famfftar wtth his peotect. "-- mond said. All cotts connected wttti COftllrUC. tk>n of the houM muat be lnduded In the loen application. AlthOuah a,... tlve may be vofunteerlng lebor to do the electrical wortc. the to.\ m..- cover that stage of work In event tM relative for 10me reuon cannot I*'· form on their proml•. One of the primary documents a lender requtree It a Deecrlptk>n of II NEWPORT FINANCIAL GROUP, INC. A MORTGAGE CORPORATION llesidentlal Home Loans I. WESTCAL FINANCIAL The blgge8t pitfall for owner- bulldera seeking financing. Raymond said, ''Is looking at Interest-fate and loan fees and not the loan progr1m." . The number and timing of "drawe" from the construction loan, and whether It covers the cost of buHdtng permits and school fees, are Import- ant considerations. she a8'd. * Purchase or Refinance * Loa ns fo 2 million * Free 60 Day Lock-Ins * SFR to 4-Unlts Rates 4 APR Subjttt to Chall# Ulr/Bllr For More lnforrnat1on Call Ron Hall 714-851-0202 30 Yr. Fixed 1st. T.D. 9.125°/o/9.38 APR Max loan $191.250 ~. 10' down 60 day lock 30 Yr. A.R.M. 1st T.D. 7.50°/o/10.54 APR Ma loan SS00.000 MW\. 20'4 down 45 day lock 30 Year Fixed Still Under M arket 9.125%/9.44* .,. ·o-.. OuvpW. SB. COftdo lo s 191 2'° *Great Adjustable Rotes, Tool 15•3~60 Day lock-ins • Pur~hose or Ref inonce • Jumbo loons ovoiloble to S.. million ... , AP9tM• wbfectto~. CelF..,.... u,..Hamitt.n (714) 720.8440 Michael Clark, loan con.ultant wtth Biddle Mortgage Co., which workl with the Owner-Builder Center. ukt borrowers also should have sufftdent cash reserves. Jdeajty enough money to cover all the expenMS of c:onltruc- tlon up to the stage of the flrat dr.w. HAVE A GARAGE SALE 642-5678 KEY LENDERS AND RATES IHTEAEST 4" ll'09fTI LOQ(. MAI. IHTPDT 4" ll'09fTI LOCIC· MAI. lllAAOIN ~. PHQtiE AATE DOWN <!) .. LOAN MTI DOWN <!) .. LOAN <!) INOU 'MQ. 7Jl00% 10 1.500 60 191 2 500 ITS 1Y ------------------~ 7.860% 20 1 500 60 500 2 300 110 3M Accubanc Mortgage (71') 5'4..0723 9 250% 5 1 625 60 191 "American Savings Sri (71') 252""873 9 ~--20--2-000 ___ 15--l-91- 717ftt 20 UOO 60 1000 2 375 1TS IM --------------------Bank of America (71') 6'3-5400 9.~ 10 2 125 '5 191 ' 900% 20 0 000 ,5 500 2. 7SO 110 3M ------Centra Mortgage Corp.__ (71') 251-1015 9 250% 10 1 500 30 191 Certified Mort.t,;;.11~----...:.<_71_,;....) 3'8_ .. _70_2 -__ 9_250% ____ 5 __ 1_7S0 ___ 22 __ ,_9_1 _ 7~ 10 1.500 30 191 2000 110 3M (71') 256-9600 9 250% 5 2 000 (5 191 7 000% 10 2 000 '5 191 2 875 ITS IV 7.125% 20 I 500 30 750 2.300 110 3M ------(71') 131-2881 9.375% 20 2.000 30 191 Frontline Mo • 800 S0.7Mt 9 250% 5 l.7SO 30 191 '·'°°"' 20 1.250 30 500 2.375 110 3M ------------------~ 7.!00% 20 1.500 '5 500 2300 110 3M 7. 7SO'M. 20 1.500 '5 750 2 360 110 IM G.A. Residential Lend (71')~ 9.~ s 2 000 '5 191 Glendal.Fede...;__ra-J B_a_n_k ....__ _ _,,(7-1-',)'-7-2A_-8200__ 9.~ 20 2 000 '6 ltl ----------Home Savings of America (71 ') 6"~9800 9 '50% 10 1 500 '5 191 7 7&0% 20 I 000 60 500 2 350 110 3M HousehOidBank (800) 333-BANK 9 250% 5 2.000 60 191 7 .500'M. 10 2 000 60 350 2 500 ITB IM Imperial Interstate F"inan. {71') ~ 9 250% 10 1.500 10 191 7.125% 10 1 500 16 191 2825 ITS IV 1.900% 20 0 000 '5 191 2 825 110 3M -------------------~ I 900% 20 0 000 '5 500 2.825 I I 0 3M Independent Mortgage. Co. (71') 937-5200 9 375% 20 ' 000 30 191 lndep9ndent Mof1gege. Inc. (71') ,54.eua 9 250% 20 1 625 21 191 Maritime Mortg-oe {71') 2.•1171 9 250% 10 I 175 29 191 7!00% 25 1500 60 1000 2.31'5 ITS IM 7 7SO'M. 20 I 250 30 800 1 950 LIM 3M 7. 7SO'M. 25 1.000 30 800 2. 150 LIM 6M Morgan HotM Funding (71') 757.1021 9 375% 5 1 500 30 191 Mongage America Corp~-. _ __;,(800_)_79'_-568_7_ 9 ~ 5 I 000 30 191 --------------~ 7 .500'M. 20 I 500 '6 600 2.350 1 I 0 3M 7 .l7K 20 I 500 30 500 2 150 1 TS 1 Y NewportRnanc:ialGt0up (71')1514202 9125% 10 2000 60 191 Ooeanview ina-na--.-a ..... I __;, __ (7-=--1'..,...) 6504i= 55 9.250% 10 1.375 21 191 ·---------------~blic Federal (71') '~ 1250% 20 2 ooo 75 191 Unlledcaii. 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"""._, ... -------..... 840-0020 r• new 0.11 • s. c om t' g.ince. E'<tt>n~ ~ of tTWble & gr•Mt' \.Vlflt' sto,.ge Fmnc fixtures & abmclry R1&ht on the ltt w1ength of f••rw•y "'cw Ow11t>r orfermg grHt fl11•11cing Aslung Sl 775 000 SUTHERLAND REAL TY (71 4) 722-7055 ''FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD'' CUSTOM HOME SITE $160,000 • LAGUNA BEACH LOTS Sweeping Views $170,000-$220,000 · Close to schools & park, tennis courts & greenbelt Ready ~o Build Level Lots CALL STEVE PARKS, BROKER (714) 455-3820 PATT•RSOlllPARKI RUL •ITATE 1 m C11m"' • L1p111 111c11 SATUIDAY. ,..,._, t. 19'1 I l'Na ~ Thoa IPacloue -4.. Cl.atom ,,_,. "8 ., OC*I. ~ 9-,... •"'9Ullecl -.. up IO 22' "'91\-nu CC>_.,. • ., c:.... Cod -11 ...,... .. ._...., ~ 3 INttlle ....... roof OK\ • IP9. & C#'J'b9\I _, -ir ISA w lrple. lK IW. & t'U• Doodl OI*' "-... Sir M rt ~•II' & "8 - l'W1'I Ip It ,oil low a..,.no... 1:1111 _. -....... ~cal-uu cmM1W oe . .,_.,.. _ .. ..,... ,_., .... lllW&IMUltllol l'OllS ru• .. l-l'U t• IM -II niOl mna "°""° 112•1 ........ acn New Ust.ng! Bluffs TcMls Villa w'me cul~c-su & picturesque grnbh loc Rafurbtshecl baths & kitchen. Speaous 38R F 2~BA w'2,100 sq h Coiy conwrutaon area w1flttplace S349,000FEE ... ,... ..., ..... .aw.,,,.,_,. .... + .. rrrr• suoo~-:..":...,,....-= ..... ~ .... . _eMra ........ .... ..... ~ ........... -Jl'CB ._ • .._ ••• 'C 'TDMTe .......... a let Us Hilp Y 11 Sell Y 011 Pr1p1rtr! .. C111 C111111W, 1-567 \ •Spa •Pool •View ••Waterfront •••Waterfront and Pool ....,Give Addreu at Guard Gate HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS ..... 40 Canyon 11tand Of, Newport e.ach &44-1600 1352,000 Sun 1-5 542 Allso, Newport B .. ch 249-7826 $.410,000 1001 w Stevens 419, Santa Ana ee&-9333 $123,900 Sun 1-4 Sun 12-4 2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN e ...-•8 R14 Martalllaa. Big Cyn, NB -..2.5200 $595,000 Sunday 1 ·5 422 Aliso Ava. Nwpt Hgt•. NB &42-5200 $.489,000 I 27 E o•y Ava. o.ilboa Penln. 631-7300 "490.000 l20 Poppy, Corona dal Mar &44.e200 SSI0,000 Sunday 1·5 Sat 1.5 Sun 1-4•30 3 BEDROOMS • .... so Saa Island, Big Cyn McLain &44-1600 $525 OOO •unday 1-5 ------~ --------... + 4'34 Rlvefalde, Npt Hgts, NB 722-8777 Sat 2-5/Sun 12-4' + 9 Cambria, Spygt .. a, CdM &44-«>07 $996,000 209 Paarl. a.lt>oa laland 1573-8700 174'9,000 4'83 Serra Of, Corona def Mar 873-4'4'00 $899,900 SaVSun 2•.5 Sunday 1-4' SaVSun 1·5 • 2220 Paclf'c:, Corona dal Mat &<&+ 1 ooo s 1 ,395,ooo + 2721 P<Mnt del Mat, CdM 831·7300 sees.ooo Sunday 1·5 Sun 1·5 ** + 819 Vie Udo Soud, Udo Ille NB 631·7300 $2,075,000 Sat/Sun 1"5 ; Sun 1-4' • .,,2005 Yacht Deland•, Saavt-. N9 •1827 Button.heft Ln. BaycNSt. NB &44-9080 S795,000 Sun 1·5 831·7300 SS75,000 S..t/Sun 1·5 •221 MlllOfd, Corona dal Mar &44 1000 $1,785,000 • 227 Evening Cyn, Shoreolfs, CdM 644-9080 $1,795,000 • 5772 Oakley T~. Trtl,.ci(, Irv 644-9060 $820.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 .,,2101 Yacht Wand•,.•· Nawpott Baacn &40-2500 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 Sun 1·5 t04 Via Havre, Udo tsi., N.B. 631-7300 $759,000 Sat 12-4 1 t3 0 St. Balboa Panln. NB 831-1300 • sees.ooo Sun \,5 TOWNHOMES CONDOS FOR SALE 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOMS •• •415 Townaquara 1317, HB 540-2500 l244,900•at 1·5 * + ..... 100 Scholz Ph 14, NB &40-2500 $3-40,000 , 163 Tarocco. lrvln• 873-4400 $183,000 5a Sun 1-4 • •. 43 Ocean VIII•. Saa ltland, N.8. • 79 Hiiisdaie Or, Balcoun Tarr, NB 631·7300 $899.000 1430 Oolphln Tartaca. Corona def Mat 844-90e0 S5e0.000 s..t 1-5 •• 1215 SomarMt Ln WaS1clllt NB 631-7300 $899,500 1300 w .. 1c11tt Dr, Wa11cl1ff, NB 631-7300 $475.000 Sun 1-5 644-tOOO 1839.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Hart>of Crest Cr, Spyglus Ridge Sal 1·5 844-1800 1705,000 Sun 1-4 Sun 1-5 .. M®ltrty Ctr, SpygiUi, Cdt.t &44·1SOO 1775,000 Sun 1-4 cj7 3UI 6 3'8~ Jasmina, ( ~ 1Br & loft), CdM 759-9070 $710,000 Satisun 12-5 204 Garnet. Balboa ltland 67~22 S895,000 Sa Sun 1-5 4 BEDROOMS • 4501 Su,.ray, Cameo Highlands, CdM 644-1 eoo $84'9,000•unday 1 ·5 5BEDROOMS • • 500 Via Udo NOfd. NB 876-231 I S2.•50.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN •• • ,....270 Cagney t1307, VIiia Ba.lboe &42-5200 $441,000 S.t/Sun 1 ·5 ••/28 Ocun Vista Saa Island, r: B &4"·9060 1832,000 Sun 1-5 •2589 Unit 82 Elden Ava. C M 873-8728 $239,900 Sa t/Sun 1-5 * • • . 11 Northampton, B•lcourt Hiil NB 873-8728 $839,000 Sa Sun 1-s • •. 280 Cagney Ln-120. VIiia Balboa, NB &4&-0775 '299.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • *1911 Kings Road, NB 675-2311 $749.000 Sat Sun 1 -!> 21 34 M .. amar Of, Pan Pt , Balboa Sun I -5 ••20& Mayfair Ln, C M 873-<8728 $199,950 • * • 1108 S Baytront, Balboa Island 873-3700 $I ,349,000 $atu•day 1 ·4 ** • 4'08 38th St. N-pon Island &42-5200 $750,000 Sunday I ·5 1&43 Port Manlelgh, Harbor vi-Hm•. NB &44·HSOO $.479,000 Sunday 2-5 • •2512 CrHIYI-Or. Bayahoraa, NB 631·7300 $595,000 Sa Sun 1-s 722-<>507 $845.000LH Sat Sun 1-4 30 20252 Eastwood, Huntington BHch 668-9333 $339,900 Sun 12-4 4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN •2100 San11900, NewPOrt Beach 721·1200 S997 ,500 Sa Sun 1.5 5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN •404 ViS1a Flofa, Bklltl, N B 831·7300 $297 ,000LH S.VSun 1-6 • ••v3 Canyon Ct, Big Cyn, NB 3 BEDROOMS &44'-1000 S2.790.000•un 1·5 •• • ""'2 Rua Grand Ducal, N'awport e.ach • ••2 Point Loma. Spyglau. CdM &40-2500 11,090,000 SaVSun 1•5 7.0-5000 $ 1 ,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••~3003 CJub ~ Cwcla. C.M • 205 Suaannah Pl, Eutalda, CM •• •4009 S•ashore Or. N-pon O.ach • ••..,..81 Royal St George. NewPQrt O.aeh 546-2313 $235,000 Sun 1-" 831·1264' '297,000 Sunday 12-5 723-449" $1,795,ooo Sa Sun 1-s &<&+1SOO S2.•95.000 Sun t-5 217 Via Orvleto, Udo laland 875-4822 $595,000 25"5 Falfw8'y Df. Coale M•n 631-12&& $290,000 2805 Raquela, BIUfft, NB 720-1704 $34'9,000 , .. Sat/Sun 1-5 Sat 1·5 Sunday ••131" Marin••• Or Baycr•st, NB • ••..,..9 Canyon Ct, N-POfl l!aach 831·7300 S725,000 Sun 1-4'.30 544-1800 S3,295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •933 a.ms. Eastblufl, N B 644-9060 S819,000 2712 Slcylark Cir. MMa Varese, CM Sal l·.5 + 101 Cryatal Ave. ~n S.ach 54'-1 ooo s 1,on,000 Sun 1.s 5"0-7355 1-455.000 Sat 1~·30 ** • v 5 HarbOf llland. NewPQrt Beach &44'·1800 $3,350.000 Sun 1-4 L 800 Aleppo, Eastblult, NB ••2330 Vangu.d Way 9103, Nwpt LndQ CM 831·7300 $235,000 tun 1·1 • 2207 Fortuna. Blufts. ~ Bch. 75H200 '411,000 ; 7Rue Marsallla, Big Cyn NB 173-e728 M79,oo0 1825 Whit• OaJI, MeN VIHda S.C/Sun 1-5 ••3901 Ca ... AndaJucla, San Cl•menta 780-5000 S410,000•un t-5 •• • .r 1' Oallet .. t Ln, Big Cyn, NB 540-1355 '259,000 •17·1781 S823,000 Sun 11-4 7 Rue Mat9•ille, Big Cyn NB 873-1728 $879.000 I t 2 Via Quito, N.B MS-9333 $935,000 Sa Sun 1·5 SaVSun 1·5 3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN • .,,,0 Cof'tn«ant, BaVl'laW Tarr, NB 72 M 200 $590,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • 121 Kll'lg9 Pl, Nwpt Hgts, NB 63 t-7300 1199,000 Sel/tkln 1 ·S • 1521 Klftga Ad, Newport BMch 780-5000 1187 .ooo S.tJSun , .. •21• Hazel, Otd Corona del Mat 759-9070 St,1179.000 Sav8un 12..a 873-8721 U ,S49,000 Sat/Sun 1 -5 ..,..1 C"*'Y Hltls. 84g Cyn. NB 844-1800 11.195.000 • Winged Foot Ln, 84g Canyof\ N • Sat \.oS 831·7300 $1 .295,000 Set/Sun 1-5 Sun t-& I BEDROOMS • ...-2001 Yaef)t Vlgllant, S..vtew, NB 644-9090 1775,000 Sun 1-5 •• • 3 MontacMo, Newport 9eech M0-2500 11,4'95,000 8undey 1-1 • ,....2005 Vache Oafen<*. Seavlew, NB 644-9090 S795,000 Sun 1 ·5 I BR plus FAM RM or DEN • • e 1218 Potarla, H9wpon Beach ... 0-2500 l t,295,000 aavsun 1-5 3 BR plus FAii Rll or DEN * ........ OcMr'I ~ ... IMlnct ...._1eoo .... 000. .. 1 ... ..no Noe""· -~10 ........ '""' 8ch ~00 ....... 000 Ot ... 12100 Sun , .. :30 * .. ~ ...... He nMIOO Nle,000 + 112t WM• ..... Way. Hat Vw Hiii• CdM ••• 111" E. 8atboe BMS, Batboe Pen """21 J•mine CfMll. Corarle oet M• 131-'7300 1711,000 S.t/Sun 1-6 131•7300 12,750,000 s.uSUn 1-S ...,_1IOO •M.000 ...,.,.. , .. DAILY flLOT / mA&. IST Aft DUPLEXES FOR SALE 1 BR plua 1 BR • 605 N Bay1ront, N~ S..eh .... lllT IUY ON snows 2 POINT LOMA OR OPEN SAT SUN t..S Medlterr•rean con- temporary w•cean view, pool, apa, S8R, 4BA •FR, St,395~ COIDO VALUE! LMge 28R 2BA w/ pool, •P• +view of mtnsl Only S189,000 w/TERMSI 'ATIUCK TllNORll A9t 721-1200 '°""' st 40,000,000 Sold) fl . .. ~. . , ' . . .. OI Tiil WATllll With bo.r 9llp In tl'Oflt I 28R 2V.8A twnhme w/ HC pa, ..,,,., pool 6 beech. 1479,000. 8'cr 1<41 1513 •VllW• BELCOURT Hill Ugnt & airy 2 marble rrptca, E1Kopean lu1ch- en Guard gated $599.000. 64().93045- *IEACH FIXER• ' SAn.DAY. ~ 9. lftl I "/ta. SI •DIUTAllmt'I ESTHER YANK 5'14-HIOO $1,850.000 Sat 1-41Sun 1·5 ~l"'-ll• .. L ~ ""'"'' . ·•11111.: "' "'"'" OPEii HOUSE Qreal duple• w1poten· • &f & SUN 1 ,.PM tl•ll Walle to beach Spectacular Dover Shorff Custom p~ Home. 4BR 3V.Ba Rm for tenol1 .. Pan- oramic vi.ws from alt rooms, bay & city its.! Only $1 ,~5.000 wl TERMS I CelAITRID 173-1IOO 2 BR plua 1 BR 76().5000 640-1529 REIVAC I \I\\ l :'lll I~.\ ·11 -~ S.li.r mottvated, will TERRIFIC 2BA 2BA condo, took1 contfder trade. A bat· hke a model! Nie• gain at ssao.ooo NEWIAmtONT LJIT111GI 285 Vi9fO SI, Laguna 8Hch 840-2SOO 14&9,000 Sun 1·5 Af:ALTQR<; • Location for bu1y pro- le11tona I 2Br 28• condo $187 ,000. lax, S183,000. • patio. low fff " low ~ 183 TAROCCO IW>- DuplH w/pv'I dock. 3BR 28A .-28A 2BA • tn excellent cOtld•llOn tn~ & outl $749,000 2 BR plus 2 BA • J27 Sapphire, Balbo• lat.nc:f 673-8700 $895,000 S.tUtday ,_. 3 BR plus 2 BA • * • 318 Gral'\d Canal, uni. lai.nd SU · USOO $839,000 Sat 1 .5 08 Begont. Ave, CdM S75-23tt S82111.000 Sun 1·5 . Nora Higgins Realtor Cafl Jim 644-l 352 CUSTOM ESTATE 499-5485 111 ••• Absolute e .. , Ar•• 1st Time luyen Value! Uk• n-SBA Graat ltttl• townttou.e El 88&. Custom 8,800 ,, In C.M 1 BR. 1 BA. 2 et.c gat-4 Palatial Ea-car alt gar, fr pie, 1 ... on PfOf lncbc:.p'd S 129,000 Yvonne 18,000 lot w Ocean McKay, Agt. The Pru-n View, Cu1tom pool denUal CaJ1lomla R.U--;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ape & waterfall An 1y 645-7088 °' 759-• absolute Steal at _..;;.;seoo~..;;.•.;..;111...;2;.;..78~---t s, .5ts.0001 ope n IEIT PATRIOT Today. 'ATIUCK TENORE S5.ooo down. 3Br 28a lg loc w new root. OPEN UT 12-5 50WITITONE WOOOIRIDGE 173-1900 tlYOWNER• lelcourt Twnhm 24 Betcoutt Of. So Origlnat Model C.PLAN 3400 aq ft 2 Mitt Bdrm• Oen SllSOOO OPEN SA~/SUN 1·5 Of by Appolnt~nt 75M982 •OCEAN VIEW• Stepa to $andl Lrg du- plex In prim• ., ... a,. .. rental pol9" al. Lota of amenltl•• True value at $640,000 173-1900 DIANA PROSSER 760-5000 644-6590 RfAW ., \t°'«l Jf t~· x 11 ~ALTORS 0 1;03 Begonia, Corona def M• su .1eoo ssn.OOO.uncHy t -5 A9t 721·1200 1111chen. copper spr1"" (°""' $140,000.000 Sddl klert, St99.900. Call CHUCK & UZ JONES 831·12M Of &te-5743 $207,500. 2BR 28A, anac:hed dbl page. I ;~~~~~~~I •Al10 f0t IH S113S ~ -------- NEWITYUIH TOWMMOllEI •"MAR IRIW"• 4 Re&Mlnintl ~'"'''" ~ . " ...... ,, 3 BA plus 3 BA ...... Ill \lll•M• !t13 Fern!Mf. CdM HOU 120-0e t, Met.ooo Sal/Sun 1-s O"N IE enC'r,11 1r10; .......------SAT & SUN 1.SPM G0nerci! 100 ft SOLUTION 3BR 4BA, quiet locJ WondeffUI appeal, pv'I beach, $6e9,900 463 SERRA DRIVE Call Jim. &44-t 352 Pvrch ... '"-home of Y04Jf chole• wtth only 5~ down No closing coat• ~ This Is not • VA, FHA 0t REAL TY WORLD. equity .,,a,. You ,.. NEWPORT BEACti cM9 toe>'!' ownenhtp • 1 ClO' tu benenu NEWPORT HQTI Mu.1 Mve ci.a" c1ed1t Lcwety ram11y ~. and stable Income looklng fOf new famrty Call Co-Equity, Agt '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Retired ~ i..v-, ___ 2_J9.-4.33' _____ '' '"1il tor A111ona. 2 ~ INVESTORSll DUPLEX room, 2 Bath. tl1• $.251< ctwrl. t>reall even plac.. alley to ~ caah now 1 ', yra • RV P4lfkino. new Seer1flce Call PANORAMIC VIEW From high on the hilll SBA 38A • ~s rm l Totally redone, g i ant yard , $1,135,000 Fot your ptlVale ahOl'Mg. call 422 AllM -Keith 24().()113 Ag! Open lundaJ 1-5 SELLING OR BUYING • A PROPERTY VILLA IALIOA Greal.Mt buyl 8eautl-tvl panoramic oc-.n vtew, toatlng ~tlng9 and alcytlgnt.a. Nearly 2 ooo 9q n. p•m· hOUM 21oc....., 307 Open laUluft 1.S UYIHORll Hurryl Lowa91 ~ In lhl• wctUaNe .,,,_ clave. Oated, PfNM• be•C'hff, 2 e.ctroom and iov.fy patio Ali.y AC.CHI • t)o4" pat!(• Ing 149$.000 FOR FAEf ~TION CALI 1 800 777 '836 ProMATCH H 11:1n.1 l<,1.1'"1 100 UXJNE GOLDEN 7eo.6000 599-7'68 RfA'AC I \t\\ l 1...'YI ,.,_ \ 11 1108 IO IAYnONT _RE_AL_TOR_c:._· ___ , OrHI tocatk>n & value * TRADE•IN• 3BR 2BA $1.3491( Modvated owner wlll OPEN SAT t-4PM take your home Of du· 327 SAPPHIRE pt•• & trade tor .,..~ Beat 1oc • 28R 2BA llfUI 3BA CdM home. lront ha• w/lg 2BR Spona Cona S.rv Ritt t BA Apl Steps to __ _..;..720-:;.:...;7;...;400=.-- bclll eay "'~' $8951< IUCH HOUSE OPEN SAT t-4PM Channing 2BA 1 ~BA, 209 PEARL tat bl'< of Olde COM Q,._. 38R 38A home. Could be 38R. $7151<". NMr bayfront.1. Lots Open Sun t -4 227 of einra1 $749,000 trls Chrl1 Brlg•ndl OPEN SUN 1-4PM CanMf'Y ~· Riiy 173-1700 e73-3n7 0t 642-45?6 OPEN SUN 1·5 4 EL PAIEO TURnE ROCK PT $415,000. Plan I w LErS MAKE A DEAL ou111andtng views or By°""'* S2SK dn-OWC re1e1volre. llte1 & L9tl ~at..com. S.. mntna Highly up- 226' H --· Wiison • .graded •Alto fOf ... AMERA TWNHME s19SOlmo 3BR 2112eA, 1.aoo "'· P1ngbum Props mega upgrad... oak 7SN389 & Ill•. end unit, __ ....;..;;..;;....;;..;;...;;..;;.. __ S237.500 Call DON TURTLE ROCKI &42·9797 Ab10Me Value 5BR 0 .1r1.1 f'. ,,, ! 1 lJ.:'~ LUXURIOUS _,. Overlooklng D•n" HMbOr. ~-er •1 111eW to S 0 . 36' RV/ boat garage. ontyl S835K Owner 1t4- Turtle Aoc:k custom model, modem & con- temporaty estate w 110" Vl9WS °' Ofg Cly. to C•tallnal $995,000 w/TERMS. For detaila, eall: PATRICK TDIORE A9'721·HOO '°""' st 40,000.000 SOid) 838-1814 ••• n :.. . t:l··. . ,, ' BUILDER'S 3Br 3Ba brand new condo ---------------.. WATUROllT Cla11Jc S leclroom home Of'MI ~ ..,...., Dodt •• C# ... '909 Md bftdl .... ~ .... ........... O,.luntru t• ESTATE SALE • 3 BA, 1 ~ a.t/Suft t t.a BA. • 1a 14e5.000. 115~ L.Wnpur. S408t( 21a O,:>a l . OftEN ~7311 0t ~42 OAtl..Y 1-S 723-090 SY OWNEA 28' 2 .. condO SO of hwy Pool, spa. oc..,, V141w, ~. frptc. Mlyb $2591<. 8kt 72o.' H3 .... 8'ly In CdMll , .... 2 laA. ,.,.. ""· , C#. Call! Jvtltt ......,. 711~ LDIJTED OFFEll EWl'\I ~ "" INt ad '"'* -... Ill'/ ... -'d ol the IJIOflltl So hwr'IV n.. ~ Wll al M FM ""~~2& Caflfomle S•bna• Cotta M.... (714) 642-9010 Lot 74 Plan 1 8' $294,990 Lot 92 PW\ 2C $330,990 t.ot 62 PW\ 3BR s~ Lot 35 Plan 28 $349. 990 Kaufman A Broad llL" I I t ' \ . OCEANFRONT WALK TO IUCH! L.arge 1 81 1 8a condo w/pool, spa, tennis. guard oat• & morel Great locatJon. A steal ., $134,9501 ~ con9lruetlon, ver· Hlile floof plan. 4BR 48a home or 2nd ho~ w/2.BR Income un i t. Aski ng $1,795,000 OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 4009 SEASHORE DA ~ 3 BR. 2~ BA. Fam Rm • Bonus Rm, w9t l>af. 811 gw, l.C, 2.230 sq ft Of weft de- •IQnec:I IMng apece. OPEN DAILY 11·5 2421 EAST 11th ST Newport 8Mch 54•9723 Balboa Newport Rlty 173-1900 . l LLONGS OF NEWPORT PRICES COMING DOWN ........ - PllllF•I lllB. 4 bedroom. 31n bath. New roof. gue11 IUhe, exp9nded bonue rm. extra i.rge lot, P'tv9cY grMt curb llPPMf, ... cond.--moret •1..- Pll9ll lllB. 4 bedroom, 2'h beth. New kttchen, IOtt of oelc. mimn, MW Berber carpets. a.tom ..... .. ... 11umn111n. 5 bedroom. 3 tMattt, "' concr. prid9-of..owNf'8Np. Phw II toe. 3 cs.,.,.. ..,.. ..... 1111 • --Ape. 2 IA 2 BA. 3 blockl to be9d\. a.-... ,__ 11&91-. & --·2M2.SBA. 2 cs ..... =-..... port .North town om•. .-, .. .... lllB. 2 bedroom + Oen + 2 bMh, extra • lot -~fot-~-~ -- 11101 •.•. , BAVVtEW TERAACE- Gat9d community, pool. IPA-2..Cory. 3 bedroom, 21~ b91h. ,,.. C8f1*S. $30,000 below market l -- •llRI 0 c I A II v I E w REDUCED llAYSllOM...... Mllll IAY VllW OPlll HOUll WlllTD/YIMLY , ... 3llA Houee. 2-e.r Entertainer's delight. Make any off9' on fhl• UT A SUM to-4 RENTALS gerage. buttl.W. ,.,. VALUE! $31000 Ope" floor plan huge tBdrm Pent· 2& 3 Bedrooms rig, w/d. 12200 mo Lovely 38r 2Ba Nwpt t vaulted cell, 4br, house w/m.mi., wallc· S47 SANTA ANA Ave. AvaJlllble Nowl I 759-14'5 Hts home w/ ocean. Best loc:atlOn In Sea S845,000LH. OPEN In cloaets. frplc 6 ~=~~pf~ ~· . _3..;.br,;;,,;;.2..;.~....;.b;..a,-tr-plc-, _2_car_ by & city lights views Island. Sl"QI• level SAT/SUN , 1-4:30, frHh paJnt, 12()3,900. fence -· c ..... lot parking upnradt bo 2BR + d-on ""If 25t2 CRESlVIEW OR. • ..,.,...._ "'" ' ~" ' • • nus rm • art ..... •-Own/A 722.()50 Npt Hghta. Compfet ' tcftchen. 44 t FernlHf studlol Below mart<et course. Private pool & -.-... -•• -N-U--YFR--O-NT __ , gt 7 ly renov ated/tip-•7.,900 12300/mo 873-7382 value at $599.9001 spa. Owner anxious. -BY OWNER Lrn Ba B.. B.. v ~ OPE ... u .. ,__.,,. CONDO 2Br tB•. • • vs-graded. 3 "• 2 "· SBA 3BA hom• So. Qf a NPT BEST BUY! n n ~ horH hm. s.n t .2M tam rm, 2-~·· gar. 2 " 2100 al. sandy beKh tr d f H bor -.... hwy. New upgrade• Spacious 4 Br 2V,8a 70 OCEAN VISTA 1499.500. OPEN S•V or •h • Of R ;r yatda, French doors/ thruout. Avail Feb t ~r~~~~rra,~H~81~'11!1 Now only $689,000. Sun 1-4. 19t7·A WHt ;;:,K v':.u!~ a.&.~: lllW LllTlllQ!! :~~le~= ~~ S23001mo t57S-9683 $587,0001 Prof land· MONICA Bay Ave. C•nnery Vll· FIXER UPPERlll 4BR, hrdWd ftra thru· 6 hardWd Rra & roof & DESIGNER fully furn acapod vaulted cell· RUGGIERI lage Alty. fff3-3777 9000 sq ft lot, 2200 aq outl New crpts, new akytta. S525K. Catt 2BR 2BA, frplc, W/O. condo 2Br 2Ba, lrplc, Inga. A.IC, sec sys· •PENINSU• a PT. ft house. Oreat poten-•PPll•nc:H. Walk 10 Gane at 744,...064 or nice kftc,,.,,, garage. lndry, tovaty patio, I I -1 Ill -~4 ....... .. school & shopa. •~2 t222 moder" front patio p ool, spa, garago om. am rm • more 7•"50001107 Oceanlr1 hm. Lg R-2 18 ""'"""""' ... g1. S440,000. •'*•8••3 ---·-------A value! vv-/ .,....,.. ..,.. °r: I $1450/mo. S7s-<>e10 Walk to all Laa steoo. Au: 150-0750 lot w charming older Harbor View By Owner. HOUM un 2-5 ahort term St OOO/mo TENNIS COURT home. Chrla Brigand!. Montage, nu crpt/111•/ NEWPORT HEJQHTI luff a renovated Cozy 2Br h<>Yse. patio, Call 780-3187. VALUE! RENA( Cannery VIiiage Realty paJnt. •BR ~10,000. 9ir•UTY 'Linda". 2207 Fortuna. e.r~ ea~. garage, -• ..;;;x..;;;•;;...C~T;;...O;...WN;..;;;.;...;..H_O_U_S_ll_ Te"n•• coun estate ../ , 673-3777 Of 842,...575 840-1497 or 625-2207. -l4l9K A'"'. 759-8200 w/d No pets. Vrty. :!!.'. S1t00. C.11 499-e321 Lrg 28' 2~8•, tam Patntial, very pM SBA. '\t'\l·Tt\.'ff Ji.'( 'I I 10% DOWN AND Harbor View Homes, 2 BR, Ml BA remodel, ,ENINIULA HOME S. Ba.,.rom •Br 29a rm, 2 trplc, sundec:k. 4700 ••• ••eluded ...,,,,, ··TORS . T·"• --A· Portofino. 4BR, 3~8A. detached guest quar· F' 2-car o.,. pool t•nn4• troplcat estate on ~. ""'-. "" VY5 S700,000 (I••• for IMS, extt• large lot Beaut. tradlonal home upS>ef dpbi, gar. un-S1750'mo 673-7382 acra w ith custom • BR 3 B 0 A big dupl91t 3Br 2B• cash). owe dp. Pnn. OPEN HOUSE SUN· between bHch/bay, fum. yrlv. a-A now. pool, spa & ltghted 4 A ream , I.JP 6 3Br 2Ba down only. Tlm Sr. ~524 DAV ,,..., .,.2 .. , 'SO approx. 2800 af. 3 S2500 Ag1 87~062 FABULOUS ocean and tonn11 court A rare every p ou lble up. Both unit. .,. com· av.. 9ee-20t5 days. ••10"'"',000 . ._. level ""m• w/4BR SUMMER RENTAL 2BR harbor view. atepa grad e, o" water. plet...., fUm St 1 -3~BA family room from beach &ec: 38r 0 pp 0,' u n I t y a I $335,000 LL -F • eps 0 714-249-7829 • & Lon, 2BA Hs Lg S885.000 wl'TERMS• bchl $38,900 yrly In----:::-:==-::-:::==:--I--..!..!!:!!:!!~~--S725K. Ronda Hein, Uo 2Ba garage 12195 •Walk to th• beach. come or 148. t oo aum-JUST LISTED! NEWPORT HEGMTS CannetY VIiiage Alty pa ' steps to water, 998·~19 0t "8-2779 ABSOLUTE 4BA 3BA. huge patio, mar/ w inter. Asking Prime PhaM 11 1oca-Custom, exec, 2500 "" 873-3777 Ot 64&-72t2 Sl,200fwtl. 723-0853 STir &1 tip, sundec:k, S419K ........ 000 ... ho S ~ O'BRIEN & CO ...,..... tlOl'l. H.V. Hom ... Up-sq " me. arene lo-NIM• LS• OPTION Brand new custom 722•9730 JACOBS AL TY graded Monaco nur cation, ocHn view, 3Br 2BA haa 1350K 4BR 3~BA home w a • aa the greenbelt. Ope" best terma, lnc:ted•bl• 3Br 2~B• co,,do 1190" pal\Ofamle. pie· * BAYFRONT v7ir'VU70 Sun 2·5. 1843 Port •t 1699,000. By •PP'-13251<.. Want to t>Nch. turaaque bay, min & 38R on Uttle BalbO• ALMOST IAYFRONT Manlelgh 1479,000. *'*Bkr. 845-e299.** By owner. 831·5W city tight views' Pala· Island. New dock B,.. 3,._B... SUSAN SCANLAN NWPT HOTS lg -Aew llal eallta w ·marblo, 4 " vw "" ' door Cout Newport Props. l'lm fOf' Sala Of' Laa Coria" & stat.of.the· Pia"• IOI' 3BA home. from bay. Elegant fir Res· 720-9025 BJ Ibo 1 Pen1nsut,1 •1 1O1 •VIEW ON WATD Lg cl .. n 18' tBa yrly. Lg 2BA 1 BA hH. t car gar. walk to baac:h, r• any CU1e-bea.m earl. "le• ll1tchan. St 325 Lease 858-31 20 Lu•ury. 2BR 2BA home, f/p, gar, 11295 mo tat & last 1200 dep 142·5290. $1 ,379,000. Bob Berg pl•"· Matr ate w!Jac. · 5br, 3ba. S.. to •PP. art appls. An u11-0 S tJS ..,.1rA ......... _._ ~ --. pen a u" t -5 tub. Bay & mount.al" r ..... ,._._,. --.......-. surpassed BEST BUY 221 E. Baytront. vtewa. Motiv ated LIDO ISL• new home. OCEANFRONT TRADE WANTED! w /d hk up, d/W, frple, Newpc>f1 lwcUtY cando 3 patk>s, lg ciosets. lg or hOUM Will t,.d• kltch, pvt bch. SI 300 Newport Exec ofc _ut_ll_lncl __ ._7_23-_t_Ha ___ Nice otder con-oe-style Chllrmlng Pel'Wnaula Pt rear duple11 2BR I BA. 2Br 1BA, new carpet, cozy ft,>lc, nice crpt 6 frpk:. enct 2 eat ga1• bll"O•. WIO hkups, • I S 9 9 7 • 5 0 0 w Canne"" Vlttana R ally ,._..,. 3700sf. R-... ....-to TERMSI. Prico ad-'I ·-• ••lier. -ueed to ..... ......... 673-3777 or 673-4743 $8110K. Ronda Hain, H95K. Ope" Sat/Su" Justed sso o .00011 to-s Wk"-ie.-by OPEN TODAVI •OCEANFRONT Cannery Vlllage Really m Vii ~~'175431 ~ OCEAN VIEW 3BR 2'h8A condo, 673-3777 or 84&-72t2 ....;;;;...;..;.;....;;.;.;.;..;..;.;.;,.,;;.;..;;..;;.;;.;...;....__1 ITEAL' custom w/rool top WTILUFF REDUCED 170.000 • garden. S795K OPEN Lusk bulft 4 BR, 2 5 •Npt Hta 3 + 2 & lam Enfoy poof. spa, I.In• SAT/ SUN 1 .... 10t5 E. BA. upgraCS.a thruout. rm w/Catafina vl9w .. 3BR, family rm & exer· CIH rm,+ + 3-Story, over 3,000 •If. 3 trptca, cwar 4 baths, ocean & bay.. top quallty & tat time on the mitt. lt.t50,000 nla • 180" oc.ean views Balboa Btvd, unit A Franch w l"dows/ e cat garll OPEN trom this 28drm Pent· Harb Manhall, Agt. doora, crown molding, SAT 2•5 & SUN 12'-4 JACOBI RL TY h<>Y .. wl1arge deck. A Cannery Village Realty a. more ... By owner. 434 Alvwalde Ave @' 17• _ _..70 steal .. S374,900. 2BR 873-3777 or 97~27 $425,000. 720-875t Cmt. 722-8777 Bro U""VV 28.A P•bO unl1. only ";=~55;;5;;5=;55;;;;~===~=~;;;!!;!!:!:;!=::=;;~:;:;:;:=;55;;~ S2".000 w/Termsl I •MICK.UTE ........., 58" 4\l\9A, 4,IOO s 9 home w1'rg loC, 20x42 poof & apa. Mothef-ln-, law unft .. or-.. IOI' en- tlftahnv. o-t UC• riftc:e .-. ~ mar· ket at "'4,900 w/ TEAMS 3109 ClAY IAWllW VALUE! Newer 3BR 2 'hBA Ba yv i ew Terrac e modal home w/full 190 • Bay V i ew . $595,000 w/Terma Laa/Laa Opllon ll HAMOR "IOGE Special ZBA 2BA model perfect large condo w/m t views, pool. spa, ta"nlsl Pa•celul setting & a staal al $499,000 w/ TEAMS! Sut>ml1 NEWPORT BLUFFS Mo del perfect 3BA 2~BA hOma w'F•m Rm & Frplc. 3 Wrap- around patios w/galed entry Must ... this value at 1389,900 w1 terms I NEWER EXEC Modern home w/ gour- met kitchen, tamlly rm .. large 5 BR •~ Baths w/ prvt prof landscaped yard Uk• "ew, priced below market IOI' fest N ie. 1745,000. Won't laatl 'ATRICK n-.1 Alt 721·t200 .. h~. ·' ,. ~ .. -~ ,f\il•·~ •DUPLEX 28' 18• up, lg tBr 1 e. loW9f 25JC9S lot· eNlrp S3551Um ~ CINlery Wlloe ANlly ~711 "' 722.f520 JJfoul1on 'ilancl. ez~cu1;~ Xm~ '})ra,,urn -';l/rn/.ur1/ •Mn t'ftle. W.lf T-..- 1. -·· , __ ---.._,_. rr-..., ,, .... • Al-,,....,, · .'itlll I """" ,._,..._ ... ,.,..,.,, • A,,,_n...,~•--1"9 fl. • f ~II &It. (I llrtltwt• 0.-1 • ,~~ ,..... ....... ""'" •• rl .... ••" ( _,_ c .. m,. I'•• • ··~ ,,....,,.. "•" r.,,_..,,.. • ....., "' .... •"4 "ilKflril• .......... • ,.,,,,._,,. t:.11,,, ,,..,,,.. wirll ·~ ,, .... .-.1 ""'-'"" • (;e.,•rl "''""'" "'"" ( '"'~ , • ..., • hll• ta.....,,..., ,.,...,., a ..._, Y•rJ ...i111 ,.,...,_, • ..,,,..., lJitll•.o • ltnl .... , • ....,,,_ ........ For /llMY l11f~nfldllo1t <'•II ....,,~~ 8.-: 78/f.7/JaO &t. IM# llhl.tt1MH76 . . • oceanakt• ol PCH, 2 s,111 .J1i.1· C,qw,!• 1· , 1 l! 'H ~ 11 u .eoo ,.,., 1.&BA. 1 sty end l.lnft, an oe-r-ve. 9"C patio, Agt. 811-4902 \.) I' ' ( l 't " ~ ' . .. . IOUTM C:O... Springe 29f 28.9 condo. ~-.... I(. 137 ..... 7 -~ I ' '· , . () t I ' • (~1\ t n· · · '' , .. : t' .•• 1 ,J "Ocea,,/bay view. 3BR, .rt.act'I get S1750 •So. of PCH. °"*"' bey vtew, 48' 38A, It 750/rrtO •Sl'lorecllfl• 2BR, d•"· ocea" view, S230C>lmo. •CdM 3M 3\1\BA, SUIOO/mo. car p.,klng. AYI Feb at. Drtv. br, 7Q4 Bega· "la St025 mo. 17~9t2 OCEANVllW 3Bdrm, ~ In t905 • A true charnwf. full oc:een 6 blty \WW9 Enjoy surtSeta trom 11'\e porch. ""' paid Oftered at 11900/mo CAU. RUSTY. Agt 831-1299•2'7 •---------OU>E COM. 38R, tBA. T ... '>' · . IU s~ CALL 1 800 777 883e CORONA HLNOS • 2 bd ·$1450 NWP TOWERS • 2 bd, bay view yrty • St450 NEWPORT HEIGHTS • 4bd, d•"· pool • $2000 SHOACLIFFS • 2bd hse yrty • S2000 BAYSIDE cove . 2bd. de,,, condo yrly • 12100 1..100 PAK DR • 2 bd, view. yrty • 12800 EMERALD BAY • 4bd oc,,lmt haa yrlv • '5000 •IMORICUff • Mini -Aew. poof, private t>eacl'lea '3,500/mo. CALL 8..J. JOHNSON 721-oo-t or 144-4200 Grubb & O.s •2BR, fam. room, trplc raat upatalra u"11 of ~. ltlgl 91', wld Mt• Ull '9IS 647·7540 •CHARMl~O 2BR tBA home w/hplc, trig , patio, PotCh, ulil tnc;J Avalt Im~ St400. •2BR 1 BA AHr Uni' W/ fflg, llttra StOl'age Util Incl. S9001mo Call PAT HURLEY Cout Newport PrOPS 644-1600 •Story hM, 3Br 28a, t eoo alf. archltectUt· ally cs.sign.o, 2 yr IM MuatS..1~7442 •WAlJ( TO 81!.ACH )BA 28A Oupi91(, F/P WIO l'lllup, letge patio. Aw•••"• .... I t300fmo. 8"· I 824 W.terfroftt HotMt 2BA tSA e bltla from b .. ch, t bite So ot Inc. PCH. Yard w/patlo, 13 f • f 40Q oft•strt p911(1nQ. Ftige, .,..MOO w /d opllo"aT. Gaal water pd. Stt F..-n. , .. ,. 11250. 539-~7 28R I BA, yard, patio, DIW rnlcro. WIO htl up 1 1150/mo. A.e ..._ ~Dahn.~ TRADE 2Bdrm 1 BA nice & •'---LaJ...ffW I wwvwwn ------c ··" upatalft unit. .. • ..._ HOO/mo. Agt M• .... ,. 1211 or ...._,too Y9tY cozy ..... w ftplc 6 hrdwd f'oo(s on Acacl• Gar•ge 11500. 75•&471. IOWMWY 38A I BA, I car 911" rege, al/1 now StMO mo. 01•"• Cappel 83M2M IAOO OfF AENTI East· akte new 2BR 2~Ba twnhaa 2 car at· tacl'lad garage. w d hkup, frptc: Musi .... S1250'mo 83t·2480 ellOlll IUUTIPUL 3Br 2 tux BA twnhme, tr dra, pool, pabo, trplc, w/d , nr bch, St250/mo 831·5'02 . * Nwpt Hts ''"· 38A 2BA, yatd, f/p. No Pett. St tOOfmo 831·5t03 • ••BA 3 fUll BA, lg lam rm. "ptc:· spa, lg back· ywd S 139'/mo Incl yd ave AQ! 135-55'7 ONLY NOi' / llAL DTAYE •BACK BAV ESTATI!, 4"r 28A, fem rm, hug• yrd. ~rple. dbl gar $1525 142.eeee • ...,... E..e.lde Z'M, tBA. up. GOLF COURIE W Studio, estra ftloe, t BA ,.., unit over get l BA M50fmo Ind gas. ~ lg POOfN. C>utet 2 BR 2"' BA 2-c:ar frple, walk4n clo•t. Liv rm & kltch w 9ng & W11l., & gar. No pets. neighborhood. N o garage Next t~ tennla MW crpt, paOo, wfd ato~. balcony, w/d 1n 2323 Elden !148-7154 pet•. H50. 131-e1ss •llWIDND• TOWNHOMI! • BAVSHORES 3BR crt $1695 759-0079 Yr1y S&50 499-8321 gar. $825/ mo .. $500 _;;=;:;..;;;;;;..::.;:.;.;....::..;;~~.;... Eutaide Bach Clean & 2BA, apa, gu BBO HARBOR VIEW HOMES Yrty, avt 2/15. 3br, frplc, :::a,~~3: 7~~: •WTllD£• v~ pttYate Ut1S.UH 13500/mo 3BR 38A • loft Lg yd 2ba, patio lndry rm + L a r O • 3 BA 2 B A pd '495/mo Kevin Just built 28A 2'-'BA. patio. getage. ~ 2 t5 s905/mo. •OCEAN views, 2BR, comtTI POOi. dlll ;ar SI.~ "' gar St 375/mo Cute IBR 2nd s1ory Apt townhte. Frplc, Dtw. ___ .:;.85::.;..1-o4.:;..:.2::.4.:__ __ apa & tenn.s, guatd. fl'OAgt &47·7528 Agent 875-8688 on th• BAY w1balc~ garage, yard, pello, a.-ea.1 "" tux twnhms Sl9501mo ny, 51050 mo. Catt lndry rm S995Jmo. R&'M*" . . GAROO SETTING 548-7317 38' 2 Ba. 2-c:ar gar, • BAYFRONT turn, Harbor VI-Hma beaut Jennifer 842-6515 2617 ORANGE •Easts Ide 28R 1 BA fplc eutt 3BR 2eA. $4500 mo 3BR 28A. Monaco EITTAUR MGMT Oula•. with pool, BBO pvt pat10, g,llled ~ 1 BR Ii 28R from 5635 Call JIH. 548-7017 1mmac w/gar, yard, F~ Stot& ~·.5~~ •SEAVIEW 18A 38A model Gardener, EHe Studio, 'h bl1C to 932·2232 or 722-9012 tndty. 2384 Nor••· on cukt••ac •trHt eomm pool. St800. •2BR 1BA YEARLY bchl No kitchen, frig •GOOO L-aTION S!l2S'rno P 1 844-6810 873-317' Stove, refrlg •garage Incl S5501mo. 2t4 ~ • tBR' 18A, gar, ywd. oo . apa, tennis $1065 Incl wshr/ dryr Famleal. 87>8427 $300 0-LARGE 29R 1725 Guard gated. S3300 LEASES rr tBR S6951mo. 117 WalnUl. •LINDA ISLE main 6 Uhls ties. 645-5862 Furn Baeh for qulal sgl Large 2BR 1 ~ BA $600 631 -4086 875-4M27 IBA hOUM, Mp. yd. ehannet baylront, Westchtf .s12oo,mo •LG tBR 1BA .... $750 person. No Pets Walle Townh••· Laundry Lovely clean duplex 1 BR unfurnished w/gat. stove, ratrio. tenant &BR. s1100 mo VtHa Balboa .• svooino •LG 3BR 28A .. St295 to bch a •tores. '465 room, patio, all t>tt-ina tBR. fuU BA, lg alngta w d , new c arpet. pays atl utll. '800 mo. •NEWPORT NORTH Balboa Pen .. s2aso mo Call Connie, Agt Incl ut•I• tS73-807t $795 mo. garage, yard & patio lencad S800 tat & MC. SIOO. 962-5133 furn 3 BR 2 '-"JB A Udo Isle .S.3050'mo 875-8404 Musi *"' 1 br comp4at 2078 THUAIN Frffh paint, w•t., p<I tut 1tt1 Pomone St 3 8A 2 BA. ltv & S2900 mo Spyglass S3800/mo •Prima Oceanfront tum remod HardWd noor• CENTAUR MGMT I FIF Mg Wle. Eutslda 714-64o.7•64 or 119-Np. rm •Big Cyn 2BR 2BA. newer 3BA 2BA Ill 8/ & 111•. frig, llOV•. W/d, 832·2232 or 722·9012 No petS. &45-21~ 788·9543 ' ::c::.:. ~=·~ v1aw 8 S2750/mo a RDAL1 !~.~TCo 15 on aend. 51500 garage &44·7809 •GREAT SPECIAl.I Big, LTg ei.an 26381, pool. I ST MONTH FREE (W/1 2725 or 759-3990 • lg Cyn euslom hm " •• ....... • mo. 760-3632 Recent remodel W/VI-beMlt. quiet 1 & 2 BR carport. Near Harb<>f yr Isa) 2BR, 2"'BA Ml 38R, I '°"BA radeco-~ .~~•m4oBA. pvt 131·1300 IBR. stove, retrlg Incl. on Ocean 81, 1800.f '-"dry rm. gar, ca~ & Wllaon No pets condO Frplc w/d hk· .,.,.,. ~ O f I b ldl IVll e pt 28r 28&. den, evt no pets 131-8427 SnS.S875 1545-7956 • rated condo Car port UDO ISLE TWNHSE 3 cean ron UI no -up, sac: gate. pattclnQ pool '875.'mo d • $&40mo1ne1 utll Avail patio SUIOO 1173-7692 •MOVE•IN• MOVE-IN ALLOWANCE 5t195/mo • .....,..72 21W~f .. •P •MR HOAG HOSP• BR. 2'1 BA. dbl gar, lmmed. 873-450e Walk to bch, twnhsa N-2br, 2ba. blltins 2BR 1'ABA. gar S800 frplc, lndry. prwate al)( 2 BR, tli't BA. 1-c••• •t 598 v1c1ot1a Sl95 2 lldrool'ft1 f lath BEAUTIFUL & ap.:lous In lndry Agt 832•5016 walk to 111ttage Sl850 2BR 18A, Ip, carport. t pie r & .-.i 0 5'5-0302 S950/M0. Call l<alth 28' 2Ba eonoo. MWty mo 673-0844 324 E. Balboa. 5950 r · pvt patlO, gar. Datuxa t & 2Bdrm 1..,,,.m--..=,__ _______ _ nf $1000 f $1 t001mo. 875-1"72 sm-.. p . .-. OK Qut•T •••• ,. ••• 642_.725 A r edecorated Vic •Newport Crest 3BR LIDO ISL£. Lov•"' 3BR u urn: urn. -.. _._ ---' .. BR. 2BA. 2 ~~ _.. Wanvtf/EdWWcD Call 2•1BA, all ameml••S 2BA, tum N;; car· eao-3St2d 279-0871a 541-7317 aLutrl'a. •2Br 2Ba --· l t 1 · .,,.,...... $985. • t Br 1 Ba S765 Vaulted bmd cell arry • ..,,,_,_,.s-No pelt J159S mo pets, paint. $2200/mo Bach apl turn, angle n· •SHARP & clean llJllurl-lnel water & trash Men V9'da No No 2434. 875-9748 winter rental. 873-4484 smkr. Great loeatlonl ous 1&2 bdrm, patio Patio, mlerowava d"W pels S135Qfmo Qtdnr Huntington Landmark •OCEAN VIEW• Lido ._.ont S825 mo 10 mo 111 -1100 OFF & ~· "°"' S&50 lndry tac: get a prtcng inc lmmad occu-edufl comm. 3Br 2S.. Nr beh. modern, -•" NC No gar 873-5-489 1ST MONTM RENT 54&-9950. IMS-6577 apace. Sac dep r• pancy C.it Oall)NI, ell rac:re&tlOn 11100 clean. 3BR 1BA. r p 3 br 2b• Y"Y 1" Balt>oe Beaeh Conaga, IUNK HOUSE t BA, E'Skta All utmii.. qwad No pats c.11 7St·5354 °' 648-2313 '804331 °'759-5087 UI"• pd Yrly StS95 873-7184• Bech. apt .. qulal. half EJ c 13t.o4t2. lw l!l!ljl 8~-.. N ..... n-. 1 L ...... • lell• -•r &4&-1213 •1•292•7733 blk t>eh1bay, util pd. APARTMENTS ~~,.: 998 amino. ,.,.., ..... vvo_.. lido lala. 4BR 3BA $585. 873-8925 LUXURV IBR APTS ~v-"l/'f.':'t• :~~ap SHARP A CLEAN 28R East.side 3bf • bonu• .... ~I ~ 2Br hOusa on in.icsa lot, 1 ,.. -a1 ~ ._, _.., 1 BA. bYlft'"4ns, 1795 tm Uttra luxury 2Se7 288. S.abrldga Vil· •OCEANFRONTS 2Br great locatlon $2 700/ Bloc• to bch, 2br. 2DI, :a~:.r•g:~:to~ =; tBR, ftraplaca, cebla. mo c.t OK. Cal Pam, Orlr!pJt 1 •g'lfl014H5» S.0-· P::plc, w/d, aac:, 1Ba, fp, Sl350 mo. mo 875-931 1 ' avail now. 2 car gaf, paid pool, patio, garage. Agt54•5880 E SIDE 28' 288 twnnM ger, t.,._., rK.ketball. 48' 28a. Ip. $2350 . patio, blltJns, $10601 -OM *···-o No paU. 399 w Bay STUDIO, ..... Or N-pnc, carpt, binds pool. St 150. T71·1$37 ~ Bkr 642-3850 Lido Mobile Hm Pm mo Yr lse. 64•7087 rn ._...,.. SA51mo ~ Ou lat person N o & •ppllanc••· FP, gw. """'"' •VILLA BALSOA• Pvt beech. steps to CLU .N aTUDIO HP-M2·t401 28R 2~BA. 2·•try amklng OI' petS. $425 lndry HtO 14C>2•M Avail 2, 1 Matt BA. water Sl lOOlmo arata kit. & bath, Condo. 2 c:ar gar, 5 ml mo. Ind ua Me.73'2 E SIDE 38A 2 '-'BA • o . of 405 38A den S I O 5 O m 0 87:Ml030 $500fmo lnelda utlls Small a.ch. Nwpt HgtS house, 11500/mo + 2"'88· MW apt/paint, • aecurlly. 1350 ,.. MILLION SS AREA 531•249' s,1~0I'·~~· •. ·).! :;:e~ mo No .,.a Kitchen .. BA sac dep. Avllll 311, omb't Vt9W lt4751mo. Date RObef't &42·1271 Exec SBA 2Ba home DELUX:E 38' 2Ba duplle ....,., ..,._ e Pvt yd 1535 .... S500 •TurtJ• Rock 48R SpaelOUI tBR. Ilk• 2 R ~·· frplc. W1d (805) 389-3002 bonuS ""· grHt tarm,Y •YRLY Beech rental ~pong~, gated ~/""' c: ... •huttn ti-pl/ dfW new, Incl frig, stove, hkup. oar-oa. '8851 dee> A~ 3/1. &46-0IMJe E SIDE 3BR 28A. lg yo. home, '20001mo N•~ dvpf•, bit-Ina comm, .,...,.. lennla. "' .. up, gar w opnr mlero, pool. earpor1 & mo No petS. THE SE-.nu.E lam d•r'\.'ttv rm_ r.trtg Agt 14C>2000 38R 2BA 2 eat gat grdnr, 2t25 Y•chl N'f>!! St250. 723-1599 laundry. Can Sva tt•«M-3710 2M w,gmr, b!Uns. yd, wdO/w S1500 '--'•.., -5t3SO Agt722-8520 Jutla.529-4024 FURN 3 BR tlltBA wtrpd.13&-4120W '""'' ..,., BEAU1' W db Id -648-0492 28r 188. ~· New 6J1·24t9 Of 131-8169 oo r g• t BLK 10 beach 2Br NEWPORT SHORES 1WnMa. FP, deck, I· crpt/Tloon/11ov•. No Hit SaNa,.,.. J t 755 &ec 48' 38• home. 28a trplc; e 28 R bach pad, eat pti(ng, bite to t>eh. E ..oa t Y' old 2 Mw, 3 car gar. wittl yard. • • d/W, w d, $1450 ..... new k1teh St350/mo 875-4142 pats. saoo. 20tO-C 2V!tDa. f/p , w,d hkup, 2tOO ., Nr perk & Inge. 2-car gar )Cini ..... oc~ ... VIEW!' G•den Ln. 541-7234 an oar St 175. 237' pool• A va II now cond. 206 David Or. e 3BR 2BA St495 OCEANFRONT 28' t ea. 5'l'n •• A all HIA Santa Ane 631 ••oe s1900/m0. 733-077!1 llA. S950 64W598 e 3BR 2BA S89S $1350. 28' 288 5t too. Redecorated 2BR v now. ~ e .-.... ..._ t BR s.a F•lle CondO Ag!. 7224730 Garagatvauly. Pat, 28A, celhedrlll cal"-~· arnalld/W~ •..-~. -.., ,.. T~ fllock, 2BR '*'9 NPT H-. i-722•7815d 71().t755e Inga, pvt balcony. ~no' .....:...-:- Back e.y ,..,,..,.. Ger, den. dM rm, ftp, dbl lg patlO, ful appl, dlW, ... 11 cherm""' Je I ---•cl. PoOf,..,., ..,.._ ..,, O-danaf, near frig , pool, Jacuul 18' guaat hM. "'aun OCEANf'1'0HT •lk ,.._ cunt. From "5 at~ta . StlTS Alt. .. I t • ........,.._ t tJIO, W75. 581-34M c.tla, lg dc>Mt. Yr IH, lt&40: 2• 1• $1360 Ho.,..._ 15&-0M6 EAlnlDR tar He 199-1817 JM ...... ~ $2250 MIO. Ztt-47~ Gare .. /YH l'ly. ..,_, LI• M.,. te50. JU .._. 1 11 • 38A w eondO 11500 N1111e lg~,_. Z9A 722·77?ed ~t715e * EASTSIDE • I• 1'1 I 1 a ...... A..,.. tr•. 1 ._ ftAV1UOH ..... ~ Oft canal .,,.., ... , ... •• ar 1ba, ~ lput1 • .. ~. 18A. ~ Claee • ...... &4MU1 •7W120 :~;:o...,:c~=t· 2 ~ .,.,. s1 -~':"*"~1to1~;·r~; .. ;·~-;";r;3;1N:.;-I =· -::T"a:o"' EASTS1oe,.. t9A • BEST OCEAN V1EW . mo. 'f' .... IOI~ w IW'Q & ram rma, on Laro• condo. 2 + 2. llHl.E LEVEL 8eb>e 81• ~ •t ~ l'MI! CAM DIL .. ~ Nk9 ywd i-. pd Sngl n/amkl. Pool. apa. tannll, NC. Huge lllufftt 38' ... "'" .. l9A 1 BA. 2M 29A l790. UIA '1280/m<>,~ l750Jmo. 4..,.1521 Sf"5. 850-2275 fem rm. Gmb" ~ ':;ts~a.'.:ot •BA MOO. COm.J•••r EASTSIOE TOWNHOME 1 BA Cottage w/blg •LW"PS COMOO 3Br un11Ste".159-7651 ..... ,.. r•"".:; qui9\~afda 2 mstr aui... + 2 cer yerd P::f1g Incl Waite to 2'hBa FIR DIR. on Top floor PenthouM 2M tllA. .-to~· ::.V 1::':: llh ,::4 gar. frplc. Cteen & ..,.. bchl $190 /mo No greenbelt, walk to Condo of aec:. ~ au., no pMa. ..., .cozy llOUll•' 1 cant 11250/rno. Peta. •94-8112 llOf•• 84()-18$1 Baaut lful, epecioua, mo. •""* a yerd 29A 18A, 0-809· w• CLIM • .,.,. RaMu ~ 142-9117 OCEAN vWW fUm.,.. 3 Back Bay Twnhm. Oct\ cJean. akytlghts. pool. $750 21731 Ave lM '*up,~. 1775/mo 28R ,,,.BA. ~ UITllll .,.._ min_.,. to bch, woe & Bay lltaw. 28A 2BA, Jae , tennis. 11.000/ hlmM. 11w1.-. 115 vtCTOAIA pcM!! S7'00 . ......a1 SBA .., Ci t:= GWJl99 11995/mo. SMW mo + uttl. 13t..:Mt5. CENTAUR MGMT DUPl.Et. E'aide, tllr •BA.. 2 C9f •· ' ,...,. • ..... ~; 729-7270 W. B.iboa condo ._ ~ 0# T22"9C>12 tacn.d get """now, ......,. --..,. t .. Of#, Wld ~. pvt yard. OtANA Bayrldge 2BA 28A, 2 IH lg 2Br 28e. •CteM. lg 1tW Iba, newfY IMoOr.encil ,.-. 131·12M c ar, downstairs. oc:aan vu, pool, 2 cer new c.pt. ~. di ., . ....,....,..,...,. Gated 234 Hattford. ~g lllOO Me-93-47 $'400do YWfr. llD w, .... ldry, ...,,..... E'~ 2M MW pe1nt 11495 Alan 120-0t01 wea Belboa tum 2br, 29R 2BA • ~ 11IO No,._ INOo24tl6 & .,.,._'get, lndry. Oerdan Home, 38A 2'h8A, modem ~ an, t1p. 2 pailloa. llftCtl. 2 car ger w/worbhop, communtcy pooUape. BBO It 400fm0, 240-9032. t , .._.10 Mech, eaaut Beyridga condo, 2ba. A.II amanltlaa. ,Apptlenc9e tncl. Wa •EJSIM fllR wf9e#, Good loC. ..,._ cond. wM. NMI-PoOI· .-. 28r and unit, H C A"'all now thru -"-· 10 beecft. •7&-2231 MW CP' & drpe, PGO'. 17l'O(ffto. 940-2429 111Q1mo ........ eo galallltaW. v.At ca11p. t150Q/mo 122"°"94 ~ HtOHl.AHD ..,_ no pees. Ol"9t FSfOE -.CMd unit. ....,,ultl M14111 plant ahuttara, /llJC, WALK TO WK IAY ...... 2llft th. ftp luatl gmd!. 13t·7378 28R, new cw.,.ct.iow 2'IR t ea .._, mltfOfed werdrobes, 3 aft. 2 BA. frplc 2 Cc:""~~ •!AST9IOE ,_.. 2M lndry ~ IM29a -:~~,a'~~.arvs~: eer ger w/d ,...,_ · HWA twnttM41Y'•· qu!!t. • Ht u111• ~ Glen Agt. 7~ In c . it 11'0 /mo . •Cherntlne 38r teer pMIO, Sft9I 9arage IE'atOE. '*" IJOc. %8r ·----------~ Mde8r· Agt. unll..dOMto~a ~~ , .. .....,..._..._ WMC Stda 2Bf' 111A 8;;:'.:"ra:=~ n. ~ c.ief· ~~IO~ •IAITW• lnstmo ITt-C 19'ft Duplex 9er, •Id cently remodeled, Of"'8 .,...,.. ... ..-.....,., eu Otl:I '*"'>• ~ plu9 many upgrad••· ..cora9d0, 2t1A tBA. vrr UIO ~-8»4421. ~. ~. StOO ..... ...,. ..,. ....... tlon ahutt•r•, nr• 12..00 IH M&-3310 NO NTS 122«>11 °' 2aA 1 "'9A 1own--"~....-....-.-----plat:•. petlo, gated 9'Ufts 38A. 1 etory lg Ev/Wlmd 1U~t~ t\OUM ..... C9r1*. Wtlll'f1 l9A tM °"" comm. 11315/rno ~ ..._ ....... tlCIO ... ft. ,..,. ...._ 15.., "~I "1*:. DIW W/O ,_..,.., --~~~~~--1 ...... ?St ..,_ "' ..... 12'1,......llOO Pool, 2 CM ea ger. ... ..,...,.. ,, ......., '" .. ..-0 .,,.,.,._ ~ ., ... MC • ... 1 .-A 11&.1~ lt750lmo ~ SpecAow 29A t ~BA t No ..,_ Ma /we Mt ... .,..,_ w-.-v 111 twnhme, 1960 "'o. cacTAUR MGMT uwefr _.., l8A. "J DOVlll lllOID 800 ... Ln ..... 29' 1 awm or TD«lt:I IOt, ':. ::0 ~ 48A 3llA't den. frpk:. • ... 38A ...... ,, .. ~·''"'91MSll U7tcit.~. lllmnd. :!" ... ':!.c-:.' =: t-UIO ... n3-i494 or ... 701'8 4J73.80'7 IP'• !?dry• 840 •5H ........ aeA ..,., E.__,,. apec'OI• -· ,. 28A . , ..... 2\tM. ..... So of H"f9 ......,, MC sys. 2i;,ee twMM condO. w/d , lower •P' wt ~CH. 1'400fmo. 2 ·~ ..,_, UOOO .... ~ '4191.._ pMtO 310 AubY ,.,,,_, WKS ,,... ...,., '122• ~. 91'&-I t01 lt'90lm0 7'2MOll t W •t • 11 . . • •' . . . E~( l • • I • H' ! ' ( I' I~ •ILOCK TO IUCH S3000PF 3BR 2BA. lower unit. CHARMING atudlo d• gar .. WJD hk-up. 0/W, tachad. 5 btks to bch. $1195/mo. $595 Incl ull, w/d 210 Gt'llll I 210 lugont• hkup, quiet 536-8199 CENTAUR MG"4T NEW LUXURY APART· 132-22232 0t 722-9012 MENTS. 28R 28A with •STEPS TO BEACH. Ion, up 10 2500 el. 3Br 2Ba, lrplc, new 8,.8-9501 or 846-6517 carpet. pant, ntWly rtdec, NR OCEAN, Lg 2br, SttOO l1'0 yrly 642·3850 2ba Privacy. Oar •• Welk to .. echnr Hoag palto. No pets $825 • 2BR . • S~H50 mo 857·1n6,96Q.6231 • tBR ...... S725-S7SO Laguna Beach 2646 Gar carport pool·•oa 1401 SUpa!IOf 646-6838 1BA. ytty, garage Up- 1talr1 Patio, brll• & EXTRA lrg 1 BR duple• airy, walk·tn closets In PtlV 1att1ng Oraat $750 mo 645--8,.31 loc 2 btk to main beach 5850 ,.94.79,.9 28A 18A 1 bllt to sand Gor. w d , rotr1g. ocn IMMAC lrg downtown VIOW 201 30\h UPll•S 2Br. parking Walk to s1100 673-8250 shops & beach. $950 mo 499-t9t0 2BA tBA w•ocaa.n view on 301h St. S!r.!5 mo LARGE STUDIO lull • $925 soc A\tl 3 7 1111chon cto1a 10 town Damon 714·969-1579 beach Great 111ow. 220 CMf Or ., 3 $595 2BR 1 BA, parllll'\g, Bal mo. Avl 1mmed' 2t3 111 $825 u11t tnc:t 2BA 596-4770 or 714 58t· 1BA, gar 1800 Clay . . ~ ~ t j ' , I , t I ATTHEIUCH ,..ew 2BR, t BA. 50' to sand S975 64M400 TAT2 .JA "I • TOJl-1 VJIAQ &.Ne Pell. by the bey. STEPS TO BEACH Fum tm/be ehr dbl 8. 0 .,. 0 D. 8 IC OMce a . gs epMe, ' °'*"' ...... ~ Old Lg 3BR 2BA t}p Lg mo~ hm, am.nftl••· .. ..,. .... '"' MtY-rme, 38A.. 12' rottup COM. IU8lmO lndU6- P8tlo-tnCd kl : 11350! prklnq 1-450. 873-5100 Ice. P8t, 722·7115/d gu door. 19th a lnO utl. ~ ~ mo. yearly. 873·2507 Lovely HB t\me nr 790-1755/• Pomona, CM. HOO. 1.....;7;,..:90-::;..1;.;00~7.;... ----- ocean & OCC Fem -ooe •• 1~8~<1!'5~0M4~!:,· ___ _ BACHELOR APT. 4 rmt. ITEPI TO SAND All amenlll••· · $350: MO,•-• 1 etr ~ pttvete ~ Chlf Haven. quiet, wry IBR, llv rm. lg pvt 9e3·744e Of ni-s153 1817 WHtcllff. NB. a..Ch waterfront of· 8 500 aq ft. 2 1erge Of• pvt S695. 721-8955. deck w/garage, 1725/ Carol or Lv Mag Agt 641-6032 nc.. 1.ees eJt + out-·flcH Ar~ .,.a Brand New 1BR. deco-mo. 723-1292 NB EHtbluff uotum. Buie: ottlc• •pace near el<H deck. Excellent w/2 1g roll-up door. rator tumltFled. atape Studte on the w.ter. Kltch/lndry prtv, .. m._ J.W. airport, 225-525 ''"parking. Call 573-s 511aq fl 1nt --.. 10 e.anc:t, uul 1)8Jd. 7'4· Patio Utll Pd-Fum or pvt entt. S350/mo ltlcl sf. St aq fl. *** 9330 tor lntormallon. c M Daye !MQ.1352. 97t..()3()() untum. StrNt part\lng utll. Reta. 780-1891 Rent conaldaratlon WESTCUFF BUILDING t'OR aALS HTS 21R 28A $900 Oulet. SS4S. 973-9250 Newport Hts Furn ~h'* ·.tJ1~ leHe. PRIM• LOCATION Nu pnt. cpt. patio, gar Upper Newport a.y quiet, kit/laundry prlv • CEO WNew .. ,cP01,.. RT11_..!~A_.C~ 4500 SF Coat& MeN 7~17t318S7-1n8 2BA 2BA nr NB c.ntr telept\One, nonJamkr. "' ........ .... Div to 2000SF hlQhly S945Nofl'!s840-13M non/drinker. $375. Otnce I Ra1.U Avail lmprOY9d R&D epace. McLAIN ENTERPRISES -642•5 t82 •Executive OtflcH• 145-1101 Motivated OWMf, eub- FEAT\JRES WINTER RENTAL PVT room & balh, pool. e.t 1984 mll all oft.,... Other EXCLUSIVE Balboa Oceanfront Waatcllfl area. No 370 Ottlce9/10C>..eoo st Goodjoea r....,_ _,.... prOf>. 811'811 tor ..,. & BEACH & COUNTRY Dupla11 <IBR 3 \'IBA. cooking s425 Prat a TOP LOCATIOlllll ~ tr*'flil lo buy -lease. Contact Hirsch/ CLUB COMMUNITIES 51600tmo: 3BA 2~BA emol male 648-6378 •RENT t/9 FREE• 11• ...... .....,dey Adl•r ?1Cf752-0tOO $1200 mo In CIMllflad. Burke Commercial RE 1. 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts wlfrplc. wal bAI. mtcro. w/d hkupa. central air & ga1aga w eittra storage A ll . maintenance Incl • -Sorry. no pets FROM s 1 .295/mo THE NEWPORT MAAIH.' 76().()119 FAIRWAY APfS ll BiGCA!tt~ 8«.o509 408 E OCEANFRONT l1;iiil;ij!!!!!!!!!!!i!~~!!!~!!!~~~=i" """"" ..... L CEO ... more than an I ~ &42-4 ...... Wkdy• .... Off\c•. W• put our fa· ~ YURL Y UnlUm 1-4BR, Storage area 175/mo. Nr beach. SS25-S1400 Good tor RV °' boat Villa Rentals 575-4912 Safe Npt H • NEW 2BR, 2BA POOL 845-2901, 5'&-2802 Ml<:ro/dw/fantvantcat S99S-lo dap 54G-6379 Bu<.;1nP<;', 0!11ce Duplexes 2704 or RPnt .>769 cd1tf••. people. asa.ua. lnformallon & Id••• to work tor ycu. Call '°' or• Into or an appt. (IOO) 488-0071 Central Coata Mesa. CATCH THE SAVINGS 4489 s 1. ss5o 673-3039 2BR t BA Steps 10 NEW 2Br 2Ba dupl811 STERL-IN_G_P_l.AZA___ be a c h S g 5 0 mo low9r unit, on Penln- CM near FEOCO. 2BA, BA, 2 car gar, garden 1)8tlo, w/d , new. clean, nice neigh., S&SO • utJI, no a111ma11. 545-1258. FREERENT.fll Futl 1..-.nce. From 300 aq ft to SOO. New Im- provement•. S.909 t plus frff rent.~ $ t 200 snc dop A"' Sula. S 1090 yr round lUXUAV APARTMENTS v ... F pl le a d lw 99()-4711 e1tt 217 r c, m row 110, • Commano.ng view over traah compactor. 2· cont Buen ac•oss 2Br 1 B• '11ppor w car parking 873-0538 "'"' I.Iv ng 100"' r>u deck gar aloe opnr 2 NEW! 3Br 2Ba 2 hsas a1t-g1ass wa11 f ormal blks bch 309''1 38tn o n.r>g rm Pr valf ON'~ S875 OPEN Sat t 2·2 ~~u~e~ ~~~~ ~~· .~~· Rooms 270 18drm $9~ 49.\·226!> 3 Ocoanlronls w privacy pots S 1~ 72~ Studio apt Full k11cnon of no public walkway COSTA MESA room lor rant $350 • VJ u\11 846-8S41 or 063-5768 1 blocll to booth & Studio. tBR, 2BA NEWPORT HEIGHTS IHve msg ' town Utllllle' mc Winter 722·0824 $5!>0 Agl 497-6360 2BR. tBA, d'w. ga· Coeta Mesa 3BA house raga, lg one paho, clO•• to OCC Smolear Newport Beach 266 •28DRM $700• 1BDRM $800• Frig, d1hw1nr. stove ~ct No pots 545-48:.5 2BR GALORE!! $105().$1200 • 0 CALL TOOAYI Pavlhon Real Eatato 675-8120 3BR 2BA near Beach g newly rafurbl1hod ok Klich priv 5375 Pavlllion $1350 mo S8~ mo. 631·7!>30 mo & dop 645-4114 _:t•~ 557-6985 Now Lux Apt 2BR 2BA trvino Prof non1smlt1, 3BA 28A. lrg kllch w IP. 1pactou1 w lots all amon, ga1 w •d pv1 frplc 2 lig docks w d of amen Cto10 lo balh. kit. prlv rater· 2 1 blk Oc:n 6 mo moving re· encas SSOO u111 pd n1e up -car gar bate Rent $1 .000 Call 559·6999 to Dch or bay S 1350 -==~=-----yearly 49!'>-6581 714 642-8365 fOf apt LAGUNA BEACH Newp0n f each yoarty, MOTOR INN Lit• & airy tg 2BR. 2 BA, Bacheto•s 1 2 3 & W~y rentals $175 & cts to Fashion Is 4BA. Good a1oas on Up Colo1 HBO TV, Frplc p00I spa 11art-the Panlnaul• & Ott maid ave. hoatod pool ino at S900 Cell Pnco1 From S585 & 11ao1 to ocean Battle. 962·9602 or Cannery Rentals, Inc. KllcFl'a ovt 985 N Mana. 544-6130 675--"Goe Cout Hwy. 494-5294 PAOfUSIOHAl 9lOO 2 ..ooM OCUIXE SU!Tt $475/mo w/1 yr I•• (w/t8 mo IH. lut mo tree). Pvt ant/rsvd. ample gUfff prtlg. Utll a lg sign tnc;I. lmmed po11a111on 842·9347 LIDO PENINSULA 200-800 eq. n. omc .. tor rent. MMlne •TM· ronment. Super park· Ing Corntenlent r••· taurant. Raaeonabl• ,.,.. 673-9330. The Roommate Wanted Column Is located In the main Classlflcatlon Section Category 2724 You II hook vour llm11 o t 1n terest ed buyt>ri with ads you place 1n the c.1au1f1ed; And our rate• won I 'w•mp vour pro l1t11 l!Jaily Pilat When }'9U're ready to buy, do it the fast, ~ and least • e~ive lfclY -check om open House Directory ... ' DM.Y NOT / ISAl. ISTA ft i / SATUIDAY. '==z t. tftt ( "Nill SS Irvine Realtor: Market 'back to normal' ''The OrMge CountJ ,.., ...... market hM NIUmed to normm, Md wlll rem.In IO durtng 1• 1. The IMd war that e.IMd the tM¥ng fNnzy end the rapid MClll8tlon of prtc:. over the put few )l9er'8 Iii~." _ Th•t'•Mthe view of AMltOf' ....... Hattn._ Of RE/MAX of Irvine, who declares that "the c:loofnMyws, In· eluding number CtUnCMn end the media, are wrong. ''Yes, the rMi 911.te market In California fs different thllt h wu. but different doeen't mMrt bed," uys Hartman, who cioMd 112 trans.- actions valued at more than $18 Jason H•rtman Stew McGHt million from the tall of 1989 through the end of 1990 -the IC>-Called stow penod. For 1990, Hartman ranked 78th among the\27,000 ..._ asaoclates In the North Ametlean RE/MAX network and achieved the RE/MAX 100 Per· cent Club levef tor the fourth straight year In 1990, meaning that his oom- mlssJons P8.SMd the S 100,000 mark starting In 1987. "Proper1MMI are no longer ap- preciating at the rates of 20 to 30 percent overnight," he sakt "Rather. they are becoming more rMl stlc. Most Reattora calf this market 'return- ing to normal.' " Hartman noted that 1989 was the second beet YMf of the decade. "While r ... K1lvl~ WU <4.2 per- cent lower than 1988 a decade-hJgh pace of 562,570 untta IOkl throughout the state, this lk>wdown reptesented a return to a more balanced rate of activity," he Mkt. "Clearty the nw'ket rMChed a tran- sition pofnt In 1989 thllt foNoMld abt consecutive yeet'I of rapid growth In e>Clstlng home ....... Hartman P<*°'ted out that the mod· eratlon of the c.Mfornla ~ mat· ket th•t ~ 1n 1• ... lnt•- preted by tome ..,.,_ • a 8'gn of an Impending hOuling bult, hence the negatlvtty in""*~ "Numeroue ltOf'tea IPP••ed in na. tlonal publlcattona. IUCh • e.rona and Forbes, com..,tng tt. downturn In the atat.'1 ._... nwtl.C to thoM experienced In New Engleftd and Tex ... " he lllld. "Indeed, tl'9 OYertl 1111 d 8CtMty in CaUfomla't ,....._ ...... In 1• and earty 1• w clllftv not _. talnable,0 ...,_,.,. .......... ''Unllc• New E.ngllnd Md Tw. IMJ.-.. CaMfornli 11 nae ...... hM a glalt ot new ....... _ti,...._ ... major.....,. 1n--. rlllDi• dawn- tume •"• .... "F""'-, .. pMod ol OYSt Hlllag REAL ESTATE - ROUNDUP did not last long In Callfornla and was not a factor In most of the Inland regions of the housing market, notabty the Centril Valley and Sacra· mento regions." _ Hartman said the average time that a single-family home has remained on the market In Calltornla hasn't changed slgnlflcantty since 1895, when It was 68 days, according to the California Association of Realtors. In 1988. the time frame wu 61 days, In 1987 52 days, 1988 <43 days, 1989 47 days and, late In 1990, 60 days. The number of homes SOid In Call- fom a for the same time period hasn't changed much either, accord ng to the CAA. Interest rates today continue to be favorable compared with the past five years and are coming down. Hartman noted. "Prices have stabilized," he said. "It's true that sales are down slgnlfl- cantty from the all-time high. It'& true that real estate agent are having to wofk a Jot harder to fulfill their clients' ex_pectatlons. "But It's also true that the market Is operating at a level where there are no distortions created by people's fears of losing their one opportunity," he. concluded. "Today's market pres- ents an opportunity that has been unavailable for the past several years." 0 John A. Kiiey of Irvine, who re- corded more than $25 mill on In closed transactions In 1990, was named "broker of the year" at Sperry Van Ness. an Irvine-based Investment real estate brokerage firm. Kiiey, a managing director and part· ner at Sperry Van Ness' Newport Beach office, speclallzes In Industrial parks and retail centers He wu honored at the firm's annual banquet In Palm Desert and received an all- expen,...pald trip to Hawaii. Kiiey joined Sperry Vat1 Nesa In August, 1989, and has been an lnveet· ment real estate broker tor approx- lmatefy seven years. He Is a 1984 flnance graduate "from USC. Other top honors went to 9ruce fume.. of the Ontario offloe -a former Otympk: Games gotd rnedaJlat In awtmmlng -who rec:efved the Humanitarlat1 Award '°' hla exten8Ne community tervtce to the .,.. •• youth, and Dnld U. of the ttewpor1 a.ch office fOf' doetng traneactlonl toWllng $21 mMHon In h6e ftret .,.., wtth the firm. Sperry Van ,.._, a partnerltMp of ,..., ...... brok .... wtMch epeclall• in the .... of malOt Inv •lnlMt propert• more than doubled In .._ during 1llO. Tiie ftrm ltm1ed In 1117 wtth ,..,,... oftloll In t1911111 Ol1 and Ontarto and 32 ..... and .. --........ "'oflGe In..,. oe.go and now ~·7br0Utl. .... lncrllll d 23 pelOll.. "°"' 1• lftd ... ....,., ...... 1111 ... ,, ....... of ... 1111181• In ..arow. Sperry Ylft ..._ h11111d br founder'8 ...,_ V• ..._ Md ..._. 111 l lfJ, .. doubled in ... w.y.,.., stncetta~. 0 ERA Star Rem Eatate Center r• centty held a rr.e drawtnga fOt 1,000 lottery tickets. Accof'~ to CC>mPMY president L.,,, Q. Qeae, over 200,000 entry forms were cftetrlbuted· throughout coeetm OtMQe County. "We sent reglatrmtlon forma dlr9ctty to buyera In both the north and eouth county," Q-oe Mid. "The teeponM was phenomenal. We reoetved over 1,200 entry forms bad( from hofM.. owners lnt.,..ted In MIUng their ~ ent home and purchalng another, and we 8'80 rec:etved a tremendous number of lottery enttte. loOklng to buy for the first time." The winner of the 1.000 lottery "scratch•" tlcketa was fll•'J:9' A. Krtee. a 19-yeer reeldent of ountain Veltfty wtth her hueband, John. The drawing ... held on Chrtetmu Eve and, accor~ to Krtee, "I COUidn't have reoelYed a more lovety present." The lottery ticket bonanza~ a few months aft• Krta had undergone open hMrt surgery. "Winning theM 1,000 tlcketa, eapeelalty right aft• the operation and my recovery, made our Chrlstmaa truty memorat>te," Mid ·Kriss, who eoffec1ed OYW $450 In prlze money from the tickets. Gage noted that, being In the hOlo- Jday aptrlt, ERA Star wanted to have a hOlkSay giveaway of aome type. The lottery ticket drewtng ... ctM>Mn be- cause some of the money from ticket s8'es retuma to echoota, and tt WM possible to win a grMt deaf of money -perhaps even mtnlona. 0 ltwe McGll, whoee career wtth McMlllin CommunitMMI spans more than a decade, Nia been promoted from Mnlor vk:e preeident to ex- ecutive Vice president of the dl- V9f81fled real eetate firm. Aa exec::uttve vk:e preeldent, McGlfl supeNI ... all fKete of IMd .cqui8'- tlon and la dlrectty retp0n8lbte for the compilation of ecqulettlon ..... btttty studies and the preperation of ..... pad(ages. He .. Involved In the de- •• product and .... ~t and c nmem.I PfOC••ing of .. McM '1 r•dent.., protects and eupeMHI the protect ~t team• from preUmlnary d"'gn through compeetlon. McGiii Joined McMllllln in 1978 a a protect men.oer for the ,,....,. planned communtty of 8crtppe Aardt North. Under hlil , ............ oom- rnuntty beCame ~ ~ Pro- f111IC>iW....., m..-• •a,..,.. for COl ... lllau9 Wga I Dale da 11119" ment. ....... receMng "*'Y ..... dlttonal •••di. McGll rea1tw.d a b9chelot'1 dlgr• in pcldclll .-a and a .,.,_., --"' ""*' ....... "°"' .... Diego 8'llle ~He -.. on .,. 8111 Diego Qly • Haulllag Advleoe°'I eomn... ... ....,. of the Horne ..... Councl of ... 8uldlng ~A~ of .... oe.go. Lottery ticket winner ~garet Krles wtth Larry Gage of ERA Stat. reducilon In their existing home mon- gage inteteet rate to 6 peroent wNle on ac11Ye duty. The offioee were r• quested to Inform local reserve units and the media about the ac1. A reeervtst wtth an 11 percent mort- gage and an outstanding prfnctpaJ amount of $100,000 would save ap- proxJmatety $2,500 over the course of a 18()..day tour of duty. In addition to home mortgages, existing car loans and credit card debt afao are ellglbkt for the Interest reducilon. Activated reaervlsts should contact their bue Judge advocate generat'a offiQe to determine etlglbtllty and procedures. 0 WM Realty Advitors of lrvtne have announced the promotion• of Kevin .I. 9urk...,._ and -.... P. ,....... to uaiatMt vtce preeidenta. Both are located In the Century City office. A1ao promoted by the firm was Vlctorta M. ..._. from loan ck)ejng officer to io... Ck*ng mllnage(. Rivera la fnvoMKt In all pna.. of the loan ck>eing oroceee. a The Callf0tnia Building Industry M-- IOdatlon ha announced that former Heelth and Wetfere Jqency w:retery Clllord L All.., hM been named the CBIA 'a Mnior ltaff vice pr9'1ldent for goyemmentail affair&. Atlenby. 54, Is • wt..,, Celtontia government oftcl9I and, for the p.at four yMra, MIWd • a member of GOY. George Deuk,.,.....'a c:ablMI • head of the ~ Md w..,.,. Agen- cy. In tNa poettlon, he CW9f'UW 11 • depertmenta and offtcet wtth more thin 40,000 empea, ... and ......... exceedllag 121 ...-on. Alenby "*" • rlllPtty of hlil .... • vtce w In .. o.p.-;:a, ... of Anal• ........ llPPC*teld dlpuly dlNctor In 1tM Md wwd • a k~ 9dNor on tax. lecm and econ. omlc palcy. Among .... w honon .... 1111ct1on • "~ ed-mllM_, .• ~the · --1 lodllly of Pubic ~tt1t 1110i1 In 1tM. A COINllUlllr ....... Al• .......... .....,... In ~ ~ .. .... • ,...In .......... A s;:a111 of C.. ._ Hllnll&iMl. Al• .............. Illwialts .. C.. ... 8M .,__UC .. , I' S Md uc...... . . cm.. ... Ii ........ '·"° ..... II 9lit U•a111t• SS II ... ,. -e.w a.111 a •-. .. •• 7 , ... 111111 ...... 111• • t "st111tsna . . ... - FRENCH IMPRESSIONIST CLAUDE MONET -1112 ' We offer "for ~le"• very special beKhfront estlte that OOliij rnembles this ~•thcakif'I mateerpiece ... the details of which are quite h&nh·hush. A closed door conference an be arransed to your llkint. anytime. I,.. OC~ SPINDRIFI', VIEW HOMES INTIMATE OCEAN TERRACE DlNINC-----Sl,M ... SS fl ol forever ocean views w/sounds of surf benet11th, 2·Bdrm, 2·8A cozy con•ge. CONTEMPORARY TRI-LEVEL. BLUFF DREAM HOME..-Sl,ltS,000 68 It of he•" n high abo"e the rocks whtte duzhng surf & fo.m below. S·Bdrm, •·BA, J•cu1z1, wine room & ocet11n dining terrt11ce. CUf"F"S EDGE. OCEAN VIEW, BUILDABLE LOT tl ...... 60 ft or CdM's bluff w/build1n1 •uthority approvals of plans for a 5600 ti -t masterpteee w/seml-privlte drrve. _ SWEE.PING COASTLINE DRAMA---··· .. 11.-- 155 h of OCt"iln bluff splendor, surf and oceiln spindrift beneath •·Bdrm, 2·1A w12·8drm, 2 Ba gunt hou~ to boot. ON GOLDEN POND, NEWPORT BEACH EUROPEAN CHATEAU BAYFRONT ON PRIVATE ISUND ......... __ ..... $3,IOO,OIO Lu h R•rdcn enir.m<.c bl<'nded w/morct11r & Bouque unyon stone J-rm muct>r suih• & cory den, J f1repl•ces, 4' or 5 Bdrm, 6-BA. Pier & slip lor SO-ft b<wt. 8.lys1de Terr.1ct> & Rardcs were perfect!) co-ordinated of Fr nch R1v1e" influence! s BDRM 2 STY BA YFRONT, FOR LUSE ................... -·-·····-·-··-···M,750, MO 4.mpl room for one ~rgt> yacht & two 'm.aller boil" plus ~ndy beach for billsktnM 1n th, un 4'0 ft frontage on Npt's Main channel UDO ISLE, MAIN CHANNEL BA Yf'RONT .. ------···-SZ. ...... 4'0 x 105 ft parcf!I, 2·sty 5-bdrm 2-4 ftrept..ces. For wit' or le•~. ~ndy bch & bolt dock for a 60-ft v•cht .1nd 2 un.Jllcr b<wts u ~ell. NEWPORT HEJCHTS CITY LICHT!, OCEAN A BAY VIEWS.-. .;._....:_ P._ J-Bdrm, l·BA Bluff home. Prcstigiou' Kings ROid location w/Catalina Mlhoueut!'d sky'>. a,soo sf p.arcE'I. COZY COTT AGES NEAR YACHTZIE VILLAGE ENCHANTED CANYON PLUS BLUE PACIFIC VlEWS ... __ ._ .......... ._ ...... $8t5,000 lnorml>u~ 19,000 st parcel w lu h gardens & H e houl>f', :'Room w/il View'' l · Bdrm, l·BA -.pl11le"'el & decor.ator perfect. Pvt bch t11ccess to boot. _ TREE-LINED STREET 1; BLOCK TO CdM BEACH-........... ---.. --Sl,ltS,000 1 •uch ot Grttnwh1ch, Conn m..gtC 1s al111e & surround1n1J th1• ~-sty, •·Bdrm, l· BA let oriltor homt>. ~rkct ..,, .. thE' Goldenrod footbridgt' '~onds aw.1y b) foot . EXPANSIVE LAWN A PARK VIEWS. C4M--·· .... R-2 p.1rcel w/co1y 2·8drm, 2·BA cott•ge. ,01ential OCt'M'I & bly v~ from lftd story add-on Qui t nc11hborhood. CclM, SO. Of' PCH HOM£ W/INCOME UNIT _ ...... · Bloc._ to Bcgon .. lrcen ~It P,rk & veews ol p4 Hit"bot & OcNn hdfk sun ts. A m~t quiet preft>rred sec of town. 3-ldrm. l-IA owMn unn ~Ith 2· Bdrm, l·BA rent.11. NEW CONSTRUCTION, OLD CdM VILLAGE BRAND NEW, OCEAN VIEWS, SUNSET DININC .. __.. ...... -----··-Sl,250,IOI • Bdrm, l\ BA, .2-~ty tam home, quiet & most preft>rr d '>CC t1on of old CdM. Coinplt•l<'d Feb, 1991. One blk to CdM M.11n Be.ch. N1TE LIGHTS PLUS HAlt80ll IN'TllANCE VIEWS... . M-- 2·sty cont~mpomy custon built t.m home, prden tetfKe plUI oc..,. __.. t~rrace & entert<11n~nt center. 4·1dfm, l·Y11A wtth tOM of m1rba.. •