HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-10-19 - Orange Coast PilotWE KENO
Oct. 1 g.,20, 1991
QUOTIS OF THE DAY
"~ you're In, It's hard to get
out because you can't save money."
Ronda Davis, mother of four talking
about living from motel to motel (A1)
"You c.an chedc out any time you
like, but you can nfM!r leave."
The Eagles
TODAY'S EVENTS
• M.tlr Otor.ae al Onnp
County will pment hs opening con-
cert of the lelSOO Sunda)' at 7:30
p.m. at the Orange C.OUntr Pt!rlorm-
ing Arts Center. £ntided "Opening
Nfght at the Grand Opera," the con-
cert will choruses, overtures and arias
by guest soloists Carol Neblett and
Louis lebherz. Tidcets range from $ 12
to $35. For lnformatlon, call 556-
ARTS.
• f"Our short ftlms, lndudiniz
"Strega Nona," ''The Son:erer15 Ap-
prentice," "Ghosts and Ghoulles,"
and ''The Legend ol Sleepy Hollow,"
will be presented free of charge at the
Mariners Branch Library, 2005 Dover
Or. today at 2 p.m. The fllms are part
of the library's Saturday MatJnee Se-
ries. For further Information, call 644-
3145.
•A noltalgk looll at the IM!s of
four youths growing into adulthood is
the su~ CJ the latest Orange Coast
College theater production, "Album,"
playing tonight at 8 p.m. and Sunday
at 3 p.m.
•The Colt& Mesa 0ty Council
will hear an appeal Monday from
owners of the ISiand Trader restau-
rant. 1500 Newport Blvd., concerning
rest:ridions placed on the restaurant's
operations. 'The council meedng be-
gins at 6:30 p.m.
• BoOb at barpln prices will be
available at the COsta Mesa Branch li-
brary's annual Fall Book Sale, 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at the library 1855 Park Av-
enue. ~ of the e\'eflt say chll·
dren's boob and cook boob are usu·
ally the first to go, so plan on getting
there ~ for the best seledk>f'I.
JUST TltE FACTS
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'L·s not so bad.
It could be better, but we're
together. We're
not out there.• ---=wllhher
John. rtght.
and two of her tow
cNldren, about llvtng In
a molll room her family
cals home -tor now.
Marc Mltdll phaalP'llct
Tifany Davia, S, gets her homeWork .together recently on the bed of her family's motel room in Costa Mesa. . ~
Home is where the heart is
Struggling family hopes to check out of motel maze
By LortAnn Basheda
Stlfl Wllllr
R onda Davis's children think they live in an
apartmcnl •
That'• what she tells them, to spare them the
stfama attacbcd with growing up in a motel room.
But what Ronda Davis doesn't know, is that motel livina isn't the oddity it once was.
Local social workers say there
are at leut several hundred
familie& aaising children in
motels throughout Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach.
Ronda Davis, her husband
John and their four children are
just one of them.
But the numben aren't all
that comforting when you've
lived the motel lite for nearly
The children 1hare In a five yean and still see no way
story with their mother. out.
Thil month, it's the Coastal
Motel on Newport Boulevard In Costa Mesa. Last month
the Sea Lark wu home for the Davia family. And before
that they toot temporuy abelteri at the Cou1a1 Inn.
Tbc couple bu """1ed from motel to motel
throughout 0,.. ty ever since they lost their
apartment when both their fathers died of cancer six
years ago.
Davis said the deaths tore them up both emotionally
and economically. That same year, their first daughter
was born.
After that, the family never really recovered financially.
She is a waitress. He worb any job be can find.
And together, with the boJp of welfare, &bey scrape
together enough money to pay an mnge d $700 a
month in rent to one motel or another.
Many of the motels ~ been dirty and ~ down.
Only a few have had kitchem, so they'~ railed their IOD
and three daughters on cold canned beans. tuAa fish and
cereal. And alf of them have had one bed that they tab
turns sleeping on: The kids one night, Ronda and John
the next.
But at least the motels don't want fint and tut months
rent up front. They don't require a security deposit
either. And unlike apartmenta, none of the motels have
regulations regardina the number of rooms the couple
must pay for to accommodate their four children.
T be bottom line: The Davis family can't afford a
three-bedroom apartment -so they make the most
of a one-room motel.
"It's not so bad," Ronda Davis said while her 1-, 2-,
5-and 6-year-old children colored Halloween pictures on
See MOTE1.SAllla ...
Wllnelses to
sllooa.gtall
bizarre story
Woman allegedly called
gunshot victim the 'devil'
By lrts Yokol
Stlll W11lef
NEWPORT BEACH -A man on
crutches was shot in the leg as he came
out of a Post Office Friday afternoon, al-
legedly by a woman who witnesses say
kicked the man repeatedly as he lay
bleeding on the ground and ordered him
to declare he was the devil.
Diane L Mclane, 38, a Linda lsJe resi-
dent, was arrested minutes after the 3:10
p.m. shooting in the busy Mariners Shop-
ping Plaza parking lot. She was booked
on suspicion of attempted murder and ;-
held on $250,000 bail.
The victim, Jeffrey Williams, 23, also of
Newport Beach, was shot in the left knee,
just above the leg cast he was wearing. He
was listed in stable condition at Hoag Me-
morial Hospital late Friday.
A motive for the shooting was unclear
but police said Mclane apparently be-
came upset over Williams' barking dog
and confronted him. Witnesses said she
also accused Williams of being the devil.
It was unccnain whether McLane and
Williams knew each other, though the vic-
tim told witnesses he had no idea who she
was.
According to witness accounts, Mclane
drove into the shopping center at 1 n
Riverside Ave. around mid-afternoon and
parked her truck. which had a surfboard
ut the bed and newspapers and other per-
sonal items cluttering the dash, in front of
Bunny's Flowers.
She reportedly walked around the lot,
and at one point removed a guitar from
someone's car, played it briefly and
placed it in her truck. s_aid Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Andy 01>nis.
She also went into the Oower shop,
which serves as a Western Union outlet,
and said she was expecting some money
to be wired to her from Hawaii, witnesses
See SHOOTING/Piil 17
Nawport-Masa
trustee ratura
nreatOllllllmd
By Russ Loar
Stlfl Wllllr
NEWPORT BEACH -School board
candidate and incumbent Tom Williams is
accusing challenger Martha Fluor of ad-
vocating budget cuts that would ef-
fectively end high school athletics in the
N~rt-Mesa Unified School District.
Williams, stung by Fluor's recent aiti-
cisms of his school board attendance
rcoord, said she has criticized the dis·
trict's recent hiring of 25 assistant coach-
es. "She mentioned on three occasions in
public forums that we should not have
hired these 25 coaches," Williams said.
"What Martha doesn't know is that we
hire coaches all year long. This is the
same way we've been doing it every year.
"How can you run an athletic program
without coaches? If she can tell me how
that works I'll give her the Nobel Prize."
But Fluor said the dire straights of dis-
trict finances require taking a tough look
at expenditures, and she believes athletic
programs could survive with fewer coach-
es. Ftuor points out that the school board
on Tuesday night will be asked to approve
See TRUSTEUld ...
Hit-and-run results in death of retired male nurse
By LortAm 8uheda ......
OOSTA MESA -A n..y_ear-old
Colta Meaa man who bad been tbe ftrlt
male .... at Hoq ~ .... WoddetiliJ from ~
be WM nm ewer while tUina MY
w8Jk near his bomo aJoaa ~ Street. ~ .. ;, .~(i~J
Police ... ~ for eo.
l'NWt•t MaNelo PrlDCot 71, IO'.fllill!lll• .... •••cdoD ..... die .... olW.K.r. ,. n.12, ............ .
,.... of .... -'st' -.. ~ It 1,b1J I -wllli ._... ..... ._. ..... A
timca in tho 30 plus yean that be lived
there -when the driver of a Otevy pick
up truck careened into the wrona lane, Ju.a>ed tho curb and baJTeled Into him.
Witne11ea told police the ctmer of the
truck wu travetina IOUth on National
Awnu. when be turned onto OoYemor
at between 3S and 40 mph.
Wltneaea eald Ken eppeared to haw
beard the eound of tira ecreechina •
bind him IDd tried to nm from the
tnact, but ooWdn't aet e»t of ill w.y.
After tho tnact bit lterr, It nn Into a
tne. na.ilrher tbu blCbd up. nearty
Nmlai l.rr ON~ l8d fled.
POia .... ncowwtid -tnact aad bellM PnDco ..., ..... beea the drtY-
er. They also have reason to suspect be
was drinking.
"Lut reports we have is that he Oed
to Mexico,'' said traffic investigator
Steven Raut\\I. •'But we can't pn:we that
it'• him. That'• why we're astfna for him
to come in and talk to ua."
Kerr WU the firat pcnon tilled in I
bit-and--nm inc::idcnt in Costa Mela this
year.
Bom in MiDowi. Kur moved to
Col&a Me11 in 1951. Just Illy OI bill -~. tho Wortd War tr.....-... de-
cided to rqilter at Oruie 0. a,&;
lcp for a manms..,... .,,_ ~
s..etlT-MD ........
s.mn~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A 42-year--old Costa Mesa resident who bas the disease lupus,
, but bas beaten all the odds by beooming a mother, not once but
\twice.
·al'tlRACl.E--~~~~~~~~~~~-
lt wasn't until Tejeda unexpectedly learned she was pregnant
eight years ago at age 35 that she was diagnosed with lupus, a
slowly progressive disease that strikes connective tissues, similar
to arthritis. "I was (diagnosed) totally coincidentally," she said.
"A dermatologist was checking a skin cancer and noticed some-
thing else. Two weeks later I ended up in the emergency room
with severe abdominal pains. It turned out I was pregnant. It
turns out the pregnancy exacerbated (the lupus)." Even with the
diagnosis, Tejeda was able to give birth to a son. "At one time
they said you should never get pregna.nt if you have lupus," she
said. Eight years later Tejeda found unexpectedly, she was preg-
nant again. This time her lupus was in remission and the birth of
her daughter was much easier. "It is a miracle," she said.
lMNG Wl1H lll'Ul~-------
Tejeda, a registered nurse at College Hospital, is committed to
bringing more awareness about lupus, which is often hard to di-
agnose and generally strikes women in their child-bearing years.
There is no cure for the disease and its cause is unknown.
For more information about lupus, people can call the Arthritis
Foundation at 668-1623 or the Lupus Foundation of America at
529-5550.
A s the boat slapped through the water, Katherine Bell felt a
sudden fear, a moment of uncertainly.
Here she was stuck in the ocean in a 36-foot sloop with a
man she knew only by reputation. And his reputation was several
notches below sterling. She glanced toward shore, suppressing
anger as she took in the graded land along the ohce-pristine
Newport Coast, and f cit -quite suddenly -very alone and
vulnerable.
She racked her brain, trying to piece
together what she knew about Roman
Miles. His dad, Corky Miles, was the stuff
of lc~ends. He'd starred in two different
television Westerns and become a
multi-millionaire when the second series -
"The Pinto Bean Boys" -went into
syndication. ORANGE COAST Corky had used his wealth wisely, buying
up land along the Orange Coast. But the
crown jewel of his business portfolio was
by Sl»ral L•S.u Miles Landing, a huge residential
development Corky planned to build on the
far side of Catalina Island. Only water
rights and six pairs of California gnatcatcbcrs stood in his way.
0EQIJ\L
Roman was more of a mystery to Katherine. She'd heard that
Corky had packed his son off to boarding school in New
Hampshire but that Roman had finally been booted out for good
when the headmaster caught the young student in bed with his
wife. Roman had later graduated from Corona del Mar High
School and had promptly vanished only to return to Newport six
months ago.
"So, does anyone know you're out here?" Roman asked a
second time.
Katherine paused before answering. ''Y cab. My boss knows.
Why?"
"Oh, just wondering ... just wondering."
To be continued ...
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A s work proceeds on the Costa Mesa Freeway ex-
tension to 19th Street, scheduled for completion
in late 1992 or early 1993, construction workers
are busy on a crucial phase of the project, the build-
ing of form walls to protect the sunken freeway from
cave-ins. Lonnie Olson (above) tightens bolts on a
wall before concrete is poured. Olsen and fellow
worker Rick Smallwood (below) look tiny on a massive
wall along the freeway at Bay Street. Gigantic con-
crete blocks (right) serve as anchors, for the brace
bars (below right), which hold the wall plumb before
and ofter the concrete is poured.
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Did You Know?
Farewell to the reliable Red Cars
la """1t lledu End of an era. 'Ibll 1961 pboCo abowt t.be ~
maval of tbe Pldlc Slecaic tncb froria the rail"*9 ~ of way aJonc Coat m,hfty. Tbo Red Can Offered ~DIM, depend-
Ible UUlpOrtltba end many currtat reeidonu Of Nnport took
their ftnt trip bere M cbiJdren Oil I pk:DJc m:unioa to tho beach. •
You ctn }ohJ our eavnbtl illto tbe J1M by tontlbtf ,aur bJI.
tOl'bJ oonrrlbutlom to Did You Knotw, 7JN "1ot, P.O. b 1S60,
O..Mea,92'26. -c.s•1a,;Aut,,...
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wbat .... u 1 l'idel an OD ICDIAl lwunent.
ta. lawl. IM 11_11deReee, etc. Another~ mo
., .... ad ill die .... and ... bey, daD't
................... iide to ... flluc: tmlid,
....... and lmialihalCDt clainil. You lhcNld write ~~--> Beet to die brflJlt tide, bow about biithdays?
Tbolo ue ~ eveota, IO long u they're
IOCDOODe .-1. I hl9e bad ~pleasure of being
· bwohed in t..o OIPCc:ially deliSbtful celebratioal
; in the put couple ol weeb.
--------One wu tho .. lbree-0 of No. 1 daughter,
now a Colon• the other marted the Big Coast Eiaht-0 ot my friend Jack Connon. a Costa . Meaan. ____ _. Our fint-bom bu been bitching about tumina
30 since ibe wu 27. Actually, I think abe has simply been working
to pump it up IO the evellt wu celebrated in proper atyle.
Indeed it wa. Mom. dad, ... and arandma got OD one of those
noisy tbioo at John Wayne aod rode it t.o-Denver. Daughter
Diana a.ncl aon-in·law Steve liw in Parker, a splendJd little old-weat
town south of the dty. aJoGa with our grandcritten: two highly
pedigreed Flat Coat retriCMn and four miscellaneous cats.
Before beading out for tho ~feast at a aunese
~tauraot in the footJWJ,a of the R 'ea, M'. gathered for the
gift-openiq ceremony. Our praent to the kid wu a video camera,
something ahe hu been hinting about -Diana hints like a
sledgehammer -for yean. Yea, it was a wretched excess, but we
used the mileatone-birtbday rationalization, and that worked.
"Now you can send us boun of videotape of your dogs," I said.
"Well, that won't be all, dad," abe grinned.
"Not the cats, don't waste the tape," I growled.
"No, dad. not the-cats either," she said.
"Well then, what. .. ?"
"Dad, you're dense!" No. 2 daughter hollered.
We got the best birthday present of all. At least we will in May.
And I am sure the videotapes of him, or her, will be endless.
Jack Connon' gift wu just u precious: friends. About one for
each of his 80 yean that were celebrating at a surprise party
Wednesday night.
You probably wouldn't recognize him because of the helmet, but
you have seen Jack. He's the tall, slender gentlema.n who darts all
oveT town on his motor scooter. Ex"cept when he's heading out to
play a gig; then be needs the atation wagon to haul his drums.
When the helmet's off, you can see that Jack is strikingly
handsome, with a carefully groomed thatch of white hair -and
plenty of it -and matcbiog. neatly trimmed moustache.
The guy is amazing. Sharp, apry, agile, constantly on the go.
Playing music, gardening. doing nice things for people.
Jack was a 9uality-control engineer in aerospace, but that was
ju.st what be did for a livin1. What be did for the joy of living was
play jazz. And he still does, working about three engagements a
week with bis band, including Friday afternoon dances at the Oasis
senior center.
I asked Jaclt what bis teaet is. "I don't know," be answered
thoughtfully. "Maybe it'a these things." be said pointing to his
drums. "'They're pretty good exercise. It's certainly not clean
liviog."
~ tJlen, Carol Arnold came up and aave Jack n big hug and an cs,.a biger kisa. '--rh.at's my aecretl" Jack winked.
DUI arrests .......
The following ~ ~ M'mt1t!d
this pd ~k Oii st6pldon ol = u~ thl! infl~ra. nie.
ha...e only ~ VTeSttd on susoldon
ol • ~ and, .a with al( wdt
crimes, they are inncx::rnt until ptC1llrfl
gulhy. c.sta Mesa
a Dan Cuat•vo-Gonzalez, 22,
Westminster
a john Macxorpny, 33, Sant.a AN ~
a Bait ltown, 2'4, Rock Raiplds
a IJcbiy Paid!, 30, Newport Buch 0,.... aoctgen, 21. Newport Beach
a Yancy Meeker, 31, Newport Beach
a Dainlel Fawcett. 33, Newport Beach
o Uaa Eliot. 22, Mlulon Viejo
School menus
MoadQ, Fish and OUpa or
French Bread Pizza with Friel,
Crisp Salad, Clieddar Oupplea,
Milt
headaJ, Hambur1cr on a
Whole Wheat Duo or Frcacb
Bread Pizza, Ranch Beam. Apple
Crilp,Milk
Wedaeada.J, Beef Ea Roll and
Fluffy Rice or French lfreact Pma,
Garden Salad, Cina Peacbea, Miik '11llll'tda1, Turkey Spqbetti wilb
French Bread or Frerich Bread
Pizza, Strlo& Deana and Xemel Corn. Pean In Ugbt Syrup, Milk
'*-J, Olk.ken Orill Nugetl
with Dinner Roll or Prendl Bread
Pizza, Tator Tota, CU1lod Pruit,
Cup-o-Nuta, Milk
Don't Play Games
With Your
Holiday Bird
Fot hoUday food
saffly questtoos.
can thtt U DA M t
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• Mt1Ht4f)'F,....,·. Yttw..ft1tlf11I, ICM, rT
a joshwa Phllen, 21, Huntington
Beach
a ICMnh l'twn, 31, Huntington 8each
a Robert SwMtser, 38, Huntington
Beach
a Michael OreH1y, 24, El Toro
o Ronald ICuDra, 34, Buena Park
a James Cates, 35, Anaheim
a JohMy leinneweber, 3 7, Cost.a
Mesa
a Kirk Peummg, 2 7, Cost.a Mesa
a Peter Moench, 31, Cost.a Mesa
a Anthony EUlt, '41, Costa Mesa
a Carol ltaaa, 33, Cost.a Mesa
OAnclreu Uakopoulot, 39, Cost.a
Mesa
ClDITA MBIA -A ldl xd ._ drR II IMilll MWld b ua IC>
ddllill 1'llmldly ..... ._. CllUIOd a U.S. Pol&aJ Senice tndoMraDer to
CMnll'ia· wl dump iaall aloaa tbe IOUdlbciuDd luaea of the San Die&Q
Plxa4. .,.,...-.... 8¥9 llc*n it toot IO dear tbe ..U wl the crath, traffic
WM ·..met up for ebout 10 mDee, CaHlonUa lfi&bway Patrol <>mcer
Jaa AlfuO Mid.
,-... 11M1M at ._. '~ wbcn two can bit each other in an ef·
fOft IO Mdd ea umiiUtDtified • r in a befit OtdllDobile wbo wu wcav-!:t(ID llll Giit of tnllc bi tbe IOUtbhound lanee of the freeny, Alfaro
OM of tbo can awmved into the mail tnd, wbic:b a1ammed into a
IOUlld ..... jUit DOlth of the Hamor Boulevard oftramp, be llid .
J'be driver' of the mail truck, wboeo DUDe WU D0t available, WU ~ iDlide tbe ~tor about 10 mioutea before firefigbten could cut ..., out. Alfaro laid.
Tbe elmer Wll treated at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana for
IDiaor iajuriea. There were no othu reporta ot injurlea.
Autborida had to dole the two richt lanel of the freeway to clean up
the mail before cleadQa the tnctor-traller, Alfaro said. ••All the Ula will be *livered,., be added.
Authorities have little information about the driver who caused the a~ ddcnL
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' OOSTA MF.sA -An Englishman restoring a 1960 Austin Healey is lookina for the car't previous owner and believes Orange Coast College
1.1\AY provide the clue to bis myste!f. _
Darren Everitt of c.ottingb.am. England, wrote college President David
Grant with a "strange and unusual request" after finding a small Orange
Cout College pin atuct in back the auto's glove compartmcnL
"I'm preawnina that a student from the college once owned the ve-
hicle and possibly (drove it) IO college," Everitt wrote. "They may also
have used or raced the vehicle on the beach u the car was full of sand
wben in arrived in England."
Around town
• •
Everitt purdwed the 3000 Mk1 Austin Healey last )'CU and imported i
it from the United Statca. He learned from the Bngllsb manuf.c:tuter :
that the AUltin Healey wu originally delivered to an American ~ '
man in Duaeldorf, Germany in July 1960, and then ahipped to the Unit-!
ed Statea at a later date. :
College offici.ala say the pin Everitt found may have been a studalt :
award from an honon banquet held sometime during the 1960s. :
~e car hu p~ously been p~ted metallic blue, dark green and ,
white. College officials are requesting that anyone with knowledge of the ;
car or its previous owner IO contact the Community Reiations Office at :
432-5725, I .
Po11t1a111 81111111 • c11111 ·w C8nllltte1
COST A MESA -The City Council is seeking applicants for one va· 1
cancy on the 10-member dty Cable Television Committee. :
The Cable Television Committee serves as an advisory group for the ~
council on issuea involving to cable television. ~
Those interested in the position should send a Jetter of interest and 1
.resume to the City Manager's Office at 77 Fair Drive in Costa Meaa, ~
92626 no later than Friday, Nov. 8. ~ 4
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• NEWPORT BEACH -Seven beauti-,
fuJ Corona dcl Mar homes will be OD cm.
play for the The Corona dcl Mar PTA'• · annual home tour Oc:t. 29 from 10 LDL •
lo 4 p.m. The COit or the eYent is S2S pct pcnoo, wbicb includes a liaht butet
lunch at Sherman Gardens. "1'be e\l'ellt
also indudcs a fubion show and~ or anwork by Corona dcl Mu ltlldinta.
Call Marilyn Pclb at 721~17 f• mb· mation.
Model train rides
COSTA MESA -The Oraqe County Model EDJincen offer free ricfca on the
half-mile Mackerel Flata and Goat Hill
Junction Railroad at Ffltvicw Parlt the
third weekend or ~ month from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For information, call
Bob DonDClly at 751-7706.
' Anti-dnlg event
COSTA MESA -Former California Anp pitcher Ken Fonch will a~ at
Mesa Verde Center, Hubor BOWcvard
and Adami Avenue, from 10 to 11 a.m. today to help initiate Red Ribbon Weck.
1be e.Ql II ~red by the CARE
Kida of Eatanaa ~ Sc:hool and the
Costa Mesa Dni1 AbUsc Task Force. &·
hibits wiU include a bot air balloon and
the Costa Mesa r11e Department's 95-
foot platform truck.
Pumpkin patch
NEWPORT BEACH -The Environ·
mental Nature C.cntcr will hold its an-nual fund raiser, the Fall Fair and Pump-
kin Patch from 10 a.m. to 2 _p.m. Sunday
11 the Nature C.cntcr1 1601 16th Sl,
Newport Beach. The fair will feature ~ft
items, plants, baked &ooda and refrcih. men ta.
In 1ddltion, there will be cbildn:n's na-ture activities and guided toun of the
NeW1"N'fhoch
a lruce Cordon Munro, 40, Newport
Bead'I
0 f-'o Ranget, 20, Oranp
a Moh•mad Reu Mohseni, 29 Orqon •
0 )OM ftiipe Carda. 28, Costa Mesa
a Marie Franlilln HHdrlx, 33 Lawndale I
a Mary DeD. V.,., 45, Santa Ana
CJuM Maiftu.J c.abeflo, 23, Orange
a Patrlcli Wllllam Tenney, 29,
Huntington Beach
a JolMe Blr.abeth Law, 30, Beverty HUis
o Timothy Jamea O'Neill, 45,
Newport Buch
0 Owlet Douglu, '48, Newport Beach
NEWPORT BEACH -The 6th An-
nual Orange County Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation Walt·A·lbon wiU take place
Sunday at Corona dcl Mar State BCacb.
Sponsonhipa are available and YOluntccrs
arc needed u weU u partici~tinl walk·
en. Last Jear'• event raised $16,000 for research toward ftndlng a cure for diabc·
tea. This year sponsors hope to double that amount For infonnallon, caU 553-
0363.
Beatrix Potter lecture
NEWPORT BEACH -Dolores
Bowtca will socat on the tile, U1 and lit-
cntun: of Bcatrll Poller at 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 22 at the ~rt C.cnlcr Lal>~.
A retired tcM:bct, BOwlcs bu maintained
a Ulcloq interat in the wort of the re-
nowned British author and illustrator.
The talk is ~ by Newport Beach
Friends of the Lal>rary.
Christmas boutique
NEWPORT BEAOI -Early Christ-mas •booocn will want to aticnd the
Junior l.Cgue of Orange County's
Oiristnw COm~f Oct. 22·25 at tbc Oranac County P&IJ'~nds. The event
fcatum a Vlllt Uf111-~f ltcma frcm 45
selected bo11~. eveutl Include ~ luncha and roooo teaa. plua a
fun-fµJcd children'• afternoon featuring .a
NEWPORT BEAOi -Dr. Yannilla
Juris, of A.ct Health and Fitneu Oinlc:,
will pe a talk entitled "Oi.angiq Life·
styles for Tom0rrow'1 Ufctimca" at the mcc~ of the Oow:mct DivilioD of the Woman s Cub of Udo Isle Oc:t. 24 at
6:30 p.m. The mectiu will be bcld at the
Udo Isle Yacht Ou~. For information.
call Marian 81.imik at 673-1123.
Senate candidate
NEWPoRT BEAOi -Conscivative
political commentator md candidate for the U.S. Senate Bnacc Hcndlcmohn will sDCak at a ~ of~ Forum Oc:t. t4 at 2 p.m. at the RadisiOn Plaza Hotel
in Irvine. acn111 from John WttfOtC /Ur·
port. The lunc:beoo mccti.n& is open to the public. Tackcts are S2S. ror iniorma-
tion, call 640-0955.
Craft fair
NEWPORT BEACH -A wide variety or band made items, including dothca,
ceramics. dolls, holiday ornaments and
grectinL cards will be on sale It the Oasis
Senior Center's Fourth Annual Arte and
Crafts Fair Oct. 26. Tbe fair will tut
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the center, 800
Marguerite Ave. in Corooa del Mar. For
information, call Laurcll at 644-3244.
Children's mm festival
NEWPORT BEACH -~ Edwuda '
Cinctna loc:atiom, includiu Faslaioo b-land. will show free cbilcJraa's maria ,
every Satwday throu&b Oct. 26. from 10
a.m. to noon. Each ibowing will featme pmcs and prizes.
Preschool story time
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NEWPORT BEACH -AD four New-: ~rt 8cacb u"brarics will ofter a . pre. :
school story time progam for c:biJdren •
•&cs 3 to S lhroug11 lJCC. 11. 1be pro-'
gram is fTec and DO prc·rcgistratiall ii
DC~.
Prcscliool Story_ Time ii offered at 10:30 1.m. every Tuesday at tt>. Balboa
Branch, 10 a.m. Tucsdais at the Coroea
dcl Mu Branch, 11 a.m. T_ucldays at Mariners Branch, and 10-.30 WedncSdays
at Newport C.cntcr.
For information on any ot lite ~
grams, call Oilldrcn's CoOnllnator 1Qdy
Kelley al (714) 644-3187. :
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Newport Beach
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R eJiaion often defies deft·
aition. Generally a per·
aon can learn about a re-
ligkm from • historic,
spiritutl or a cultural 1tudy. Three
noted retJaioua tcbo~ were at
Orange Coast Colleae this week to
continue an interlaitb dialogue
that hu been goina on for 13 cen·
turiea.
The program wu pan of the
Visitina Scholar in Reaidence Se-
ries wbic:b ii offered free to the
community by OCC.
The two-day series, titled "Juda-
ism, Olristianity and Islam: Sister
Faiths in Conflict?," focused on
three of the world's great mono-
theistic faiths. Dilcussions between
representatives of these faiths en-
deavored to bring global view-
points into the community.
Presenters included: Rabbi
Daniel Landes, a founding faculty
member at the Yeshiva of Los An-
geles and director of the National
Education Projects at the Simon
Wieseothal Center; Dr. Oreg L.
Bahnsen, an ordained minister in
the Orthodox Presbyterian Oturch,
Ouistian author and scholar in
Religion briefs
raidence at the Soutbera Clllfor-
nla Ceater b Cluiltimi Stadlel in
Irvine; and Dr. M11,....,U H. Sid·
diqi, director of tbe Islamic Society
of Orange County.
OCC RelJaious Studiel instruc-
tor Theodore Wall aened u mod·
erator at the Wednelday afternoon
panel dilcuJsion. which followed
formal presentations by each of
the three acbolan the previoua
evening.
The paneliaU were polite and
firm in sta~' their beticfl. They restated p es that are com-
mon to each o 1he religiom -el-
ements of belief that are not nego-
tiable, including:
•Jews are tbe cbolen people.
• To the Ouistian, it is an un-
disputable fact that Jesus Ouist is
Savior.
• To the believen of Islam, the
Qur'an is the last revealed word of
God and the source of teaching
and law.
The panelists refrained from di-
rectly attacking one another's
faiths.
"Ultimately we will be judged
not by our religious beliefs," said
Rabbi Landers, summarizing the
discussion, "but bow we bring
peace to the world."
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NEWPORT BEAOi -Temple Isaiah celebrates the growth of
its coopptioo by presenting a "Welcome New Member" evening
at 8 p.m. Friday at the temple, 2401 lrline Ave .
Rabbi Marc S. Rubenstein officiates services. A special re·
ccptioo in honor of new members foUows. The community ia in·
vited. For information, call 548-6900.
COSTA MESA -The Board of Directors of the newly created
Jewish Community Center of Orange County has elected Jon
Garon of Laguna Beach as iu founding president
Oaron, 28, has served on the board of directors of the Jewish
Community Center of Central Orange County and as artistic direc·
tor of the Menorah Theater.
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COSTA MESA -Environment activist Dr. William S. Caldwell,
director of the El Toro Center on Geopolitical Studies, speaks at
the annual United Nations celebration at Orange C.out Unitarian
UniversaJist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday.
The Social Concerns Committee will serve an African luncheon .
A donation of $3 for adults and St.SO for children is asked. CaU
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rftlm\i.Jren·RT BEAOf -Richard J. FlamlOll
lllt no beadid 5-arity Pac:ific Corp. u the ' a ..... IOle to tbe ftltla laraat in the n ..
dGa And who wu known locally for his paaion for tbe arta, died Tbu.nday of complications ot
•te•le He WU 62. ~ a ieaktent of corona del Mar for
two dlcada, retired u chief executive last
,.... but remained Qn the board of the corpo-
ntion.
Security Pacific wu the 11th largest U.S.
bMt holding COinpany when he became chief
alCUtiYe In 1978. During PJumon'a tenure,
Sec.wity Pacific e:xpaodcd from a mostly Cali·
fonaia bank into several Western states, with
lboD& tiea to Alia.
Altbough leader of this renowned coipo-
ration, P111D10n atill found time to devote to
local causes. He wu a founding director of the
Orange County Performing Arts Center and a
board member of Hoag Memorial Hospital.
.,Mr. Aam.son will be greatly missed,'' said
Richard B~ant, Performing Arts Center
spokesman. ' His leadership and generosity to-
ward the arts ... he made a real contribution,
both penaa8Uy and throqb his buaineu. That lcadeishJP.. Wdf be milled throuahout the com-
munity."
"He wu an invaluable member of the board
because be brought knowledp and expertise in ~ finance," aaid Michael Stcpbt'ns,
preaidclaPof Hoag Holpital.
"Pcnonally, I'm aoing to mill hll special
humor and wit. He wu a very deliahtful, en·
pging person. I always felt very comfortable
around him."
In August, San Francitco-bucd BankA-
merica Corp. agreed to acquire Security Pacific
in a stock trade valued at $4.7 billion -fonn-
ing the nation'• sccond-larJest banking fllltl
behind Olicorp. The merger ii expected to be
completed by the end of February.
Highly profitable in the late 1980s, Security
Pacific began to atumble in 1990, with many of
the problems traced to ita aggressive expan-
sion. This week, the bank reported a SSOS.5
million third-quarter loss u , 1t set aside $1.2
billion for problem loans, many of them real
estate related, in anticipation of the Banlc:A-
merica merger.
Clwla 'GI' 81111111, skipper, dies
NEWPORT BEACH -Ser·
vicca are pending for Charles
"OU" Smith, a longtime owner and
atippcr of aportfishing boats io the
Newport Beach area. Smith passed
away Oct. 13 at the age of 77.
A resident of Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach over the past 50
years, Smith wu one of the top
akippen along the coast. During
World War II, be worked for
RCA, helping with overseas radio
communications.
Smith is survived by bis wife
Helen, son Dave, four grandchil·
dren and two great-grandchildren.
The family requests memorial do-
nations be made to the Orange
County Heart Association.
-By lb~ Pilot
llT-Arll-B: Memorial service
llllr•lllll tar Jolll Karr, age 72
From A1
graduation, be was hired by
Hoag Hospital, becoming their
fint male nurse, according to
bis wife. Kerr rode his bike to
work at Hoag for the next 15
years. After that, be worked at
Fountain Valley and Costa
Mesa hospitals, retiring in 1981.
A friend of the families de-
scribed Kerr as "a man who
would look you in the eye and
shake your hand with both of
bis hands -and really mean
it."
Kerr will be buried Monday
at Rivenide National Cemetery.
A memorial service for friends
will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at
the Mesa Verde United Meth-
odist Church at 1701 Baker
Street. 1be family asks that me-
morial donations to charities in
tKerr's name.
' .. It's just amazing that we
can•t bold anybody reaponsible
for thil tragedy,'' Lamu said.
"He wu just the kindest man." John Kerr
A natiYe of Loi Angeles, Flamson studied
economica and businea administration at Oar·
emont Men'• O>llege (now Claremont McK-
enna CoUeaeJ.! 1951. In 1962, be paduated
with bonon Pacific Cout Bankiftg School
at the Uaivenity of Wuhin4l0n. He began his
career with Security Pacific m 1955.
Initially a specialist in Security Pacific'• bead
office installment division, Flamson later be·
came assistant vice president in branch lending
and by 1962 bad been promoted to vice presi-
dent of the national and metropolitan banking
division.
Flamson's 36 years "of outstanding service
stand as a monument to his vision,'' said Rob-
ert H. Smith, who took over as chairman and
chief executive officer in 1990.
Flamson is survived by his wife, Arden; a
daughter, Leslie F1amson Moore; three sons,
Richard J. IV, Scott A. and Michael J .; and six
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be private.
The family requests donations in F1amson's
memory be made to the Hoag Hospital Cancer
Center.
Services held for
John Crippen, 86
NEWPORT BEACH -Memorial Services were held Oct. '5 for
John K. Crippen, an inventor of home care products and active
volunteer for the Parkinson's Educational Program in Newport
Beach.
Crippen, 86, died Oct. 4, after careers in writing, .music and con-
servative politics. He was also a principal the family owned com-
pany LB. Allen Company Inc. of Schiller Park. lU., where be de-
vcloPect numerous patents for products distributed through major
grocery and home care companies.
Born July 8, 1905, in Buchanan, Mich., Crippen is the auth~r of
"Successful Direct Mail Advertising," and wrote numerous articles
for magazines and newspapers. . .
In 1934 Crippen and 15 other businessmen estabhshed the Ant1-
Communist League of America where he held the office of execu-
tive secretary for many years. . . .
Crippen is survived by his wife of 59 ye~rs, Lida; six ~h1ldren;
seven grandchildren and two great·grandch1ldren. Memorials may
be donated to the Parkinson's Educational Program, 3900 Birch
St., Suite 105, Newport Beach 92660.
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NEWPORT BEACH -A former Co-
rona del Mar attorney and judge wbo
turned fugitive three weeb ago when he
fled am.id ~ of cocaine tnfficking
was captured this week at a luxwy resort
in Montana. where he wu known u
"Uncle Al" and reportedly hanging out
with known drug dealers.
Alan A Plaia, 48, was aJTCsted Tuesday
night at Big Sky resort in the Montana
mountains near Yellowstone National
Part. said Ralph Lochridge, spokesman
for the federal Drug Enforcement Admin-
istration.
Plaia, using the alias Alexander Egan,
was taken into custody by local shcriff s
deputies who had focused in on him be-
QUllO ol cWml be WU tqlna to obtain
falle identiftcadoll.
Al tbo timi Of bJI amllt, Plaia WU CU-
ryina S4.om cMll aad drMna • Jeep w-..
oneer be Md pwdaued ID tbo area. 1eo
cording to authoridel. hwatipton Mid
they allo found $2$,000 wonb ot &Oki
coins stored ln bis ulety depolit be&
Pia.la remaim jaDecl without bail ln Gall-
atin County and authoritiea Aid Friday
they did not know when he would be
brought bact to Loi Angelel.
"It'• really unfortunate to see IODleone
who has no handicap in life and had ev-
erything going for him ... take all that he'd
achieved and throw it all down the toilet,"
said Lochridge, spokesman for the federal
Drug Enforcement Administration. "It's a
testament to the power and evils of
drugs."
Plaia, a Central Orange County Munici-
pal Court judge from 1979 to 1983, and
two other men are charged with con-
spiracy, possession and distribution of
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men than one lr:ilopam of cocaine. Bac:h
mu facea a muimum at 40 yean 1-. pris·
on.
Tbe fedenl court indictment fiJod after
a tli'M-,... la\ II= .... that dur· ma meet• at Center reatau· rum. Plafa and .. Grilba Mora-
diUl of Calta Neu and David Nicol of
Surfllde:. an...,ct larp coc:eino .... wfth
uaderCo¥er ~ apntl polina u pl'OlpCO-
tive drua~ MonMiian WU arrested and arraJped in
September. NicOl la ereaently in federal
pn1e>n on a 1ef>U*te dru8 cue. AtJ aneat
warrant for Plaia wu ilsued when failed
to aurrender Sept. 23.
But autboritiea thil week said they be-
lieve Plaia left bis Colla Mesa homo and
Oed the state even before the srand jwy
indictment Lochridge ,Aid Plaia apparently left Or·
ange County about 4S days ago, ac-
companied by ,n unidentified Orange
County drug SUlpCCt. and drove to the re-
eon aeu Int n e ....._ wbin Outdoor ---,~itlllw. hlklDii........ ..
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hlch ~Ill dude iucia 1fitb tbe 0nqD
CouatJ .. IUlplCt IDd • lmown Mon·
tau -..... uatMridel llkl........,. ~ • bk oomfartible with .. ,ldJIUc hldfna pl8cc. Pim beoJI Hftnc infonu.-
tiOA on fate kleatffk:adon. authorities
Aid.
Local druf ~.. inteiviewed Pia.la twice before leU'DID& bis true identity, Lo-
chridle aaid. P1aia bada't d>aapd his ap-
pearuKlO mucb bot .. be pew what ap-
peared to be the beginnm,. of what you'd
Call a Fu Manchu mou.taCbe.'' Lochridge
said.
A paduate' of USC and the University
of Teua Law School, Plaia bad a private
practice in Newport Beach for 10 ycara be·
fore be wu appointed to the municipal
court bench by Gov. ~und 0. Brown,
Jr. in 1979.
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: SATURDAY, ocr. 19, 1991 : C~arge could land Soffer in jail
I with Dr. PRIUP STAVISH, D.C., M.D. I Arraignment set for Last year, Soffer WIS convicted ''The concern, frankly, is we
have a fire hazard," Scheer said.
"It's dangerous."
1831 O g A S •t B of seven counts of misdemeanor I ran e ve., w e I Costa Mesa landlord building code violations invotvtng
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Costa Mesa, CA, 92627 I By Ama Cekofa the illegal conversion of a garage,
(714) 722 0175 Stllr and play room into apartment
I • I ~A MESA _ He may be units at the house. assistant City 8:30AM • 12:30 PM known for his infamous clauic car Attorney Jerry Scheer said. Viola-tions also included a mobile home I Bring the whole fp""••0 for eats & treats I collection. but it'• another dispute -which is being occupied -and ~""" T between Sid Soffer and the city
I to our OPEN HOUSE and I over one of his rental omnerties a trailer located in the backyard of r;r;: the home, Scheer said.
I celebrate Family Health Month with us. I that mipt Just land him m jail. On Monday, Soffer iJ scheduled With the conviction, Soffer had
I Bring this ad for: I to be arraigned in Harbor Munici-60 days to fix the violations. e PREE Ch J t I e l!'Dwn1t - _ ,._ d pal Court on a charge of violating
I 0 ea ero &"'AtiOG penolUlllA• I his probation, which had ordered "Since then he's done little or
Screenlni wel&ht loss chart him to bring his rental property at nothing to get forward about com-
1 I 540 Be d Str t to 'ty pllance, Scheer said. "I suppose • PREE lUlli • PREE blood building ~es. ee up ca you can say he's been afforded I tin ch I "I doubt that I'd go to jail,'' Sof· more than ample time to do aome-tea I pressure eek fer said Friday, although this is the thing about it. Certainly a good I Door Prizes courtesy of Mfml's Cafe I first time throu&h his various court faith effort, good faith progress,
L and Family Fitness Center .I trials that he's faced the possibility would have made all the differ-
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If convicted of violating the pro-
bation ruling, Soffer could face
fines of about $6,000 and a county
jail term of up to 42 months. His
appeal of the conviction bas al-
ready been denied.
Complaints from residents
sparked original inspections of the
property, which date back to as far
as 1985 and 1986, Scheer said.
Soffer, however, said the city
knew about the illegal conversions
for years because of actions of the
previous owner.
"There's nothing life threaten-
ing. there's nothing that serious,"
Soffer said, who bought the home
in late 1979. ''The city bu known
about those illegal converaions
since 1973."
But city officials say they have
no records of the former inspec-
tions, and even if they did, Soffer
would still be maintaining a prop-
erty with violations, Scheer uid.
Also, Soffer said there was testi·
mony at the trial that no matter
what be did, be could never bring
the property up to code since he
bas too many living units.
Meanwhile, a separate court ac-
tion ordering Soffer to remove
most of the clusic car collection
from the dijyeway of his Arbor
Street home is still being appealed.
Soffer, a local bar owner, is also
known for his often cutting re-
marks at City Council meetings.
••• NEWPORT BBAal -A .W
eaviroaJDODW '*P"tndol' bopina
to raite eDOUltl ..., to ""' tbe ei.m:.;c .~-:
it1 muld-4>llal' fuad..railina campaiaP with an open ._ tD
the peat o.atdoon.
1be N~ Come"8llCY ii in·
viting the public on Oct. rt to ex~
plore the CutawaYI lite oft Dow.r
brive and 16th Street. the moat
spectacular of the IMne Co. prop-
erties the comervancy wants to
buy and retain u open apace.
Docents will provide pided
tours of the blufftOp lite, and viai-
tors will be able to ~ both
The Irvine Co.'a plan.a for develop-
ment of 1Sl condominiwm on tfie t
property and the coJllelVU)Cy'a vi· •
sions of playing fields and open
space.
Spcakera will include Carol
Hoffman, Irvine Co. vice president
of C.Ommunity Relatiom, Newport
Beach Mayor Phil Samone. COun-
cilwoman and come~ founder
Jean Watt and Bill Grundy, presi-
dent of the Newport Beach His-
torical Society.
The outdoor party, to be held
from 2 to 4:30 p.m., is free, but
the conservancy will be IOlicitm,
donations and charter member·
ships to ~ off the sro,:g;t,:in· palgn to nuse about $90 1 •
The Irvine Co., which is also the
city's largest landowner, has of·
fercd to front $20.6 million to im-
prove city streets in return for
guarantees it can develop close to
1,000 homes, 135,000 square feet
of office buildings and 68 hotel
rooms on the undeveloped prop-
erties left in the city.
The firm has also offered to
leave 140 acres of its land u open
space. But The Newport Con.Ser-
vancy wants to save more.
The conservancy and the council
arc also exploring the idea of ut-
ing taxpayers to help pay for the
purchase of the land through a
park bond issue. The properties
have been estimated to be worth
more than $100 million.
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.u.L De ... ltnlck up a coawr·
udaa witb GeOlp Stevenl, a cus-
tomer.
... laid, 'If be doem't lend
(thl ~). Ood wm: •• StMiaa ~ Ste\leDI and the woman
tibS.Wlllw~ bi1 Pord Palcoe in a ME=-.,.,... lpOt nat to tbe --walteCI bito the Pait 0ftlce with bia black Labrwlot-
Gennan abepbcrd. accontiq to
(Neow.
StllflClll llid Ibo told bim Ibo
knew Willi.ml and uJd, "I want ~ lboot him bocauae bo abot me
before. .. He aid abe then arabbed
a fan.ay pec:t from her truct and tQad him! "Como with me and
tcb what I do." He laid abe
a black gun, which be
u a 9-mm weapon, out
~qf.dle.,.,..
· "To mo, it looked like a pellet
pn," Stevena said. "I said, 'You
illouldn't do that,' and abe said,
•['pi Just aoiDI to ICUe him..
"She cilled mo a devil, too. But
• said, 'You love muaic, rfabt? I
won't aboot ~u.· "
aad ...... wilt 11111 said. Sbe ..
wtMlw condnaed to ,ell: "Say it, 1aY ~,,. u.e cleYO."
..I board tbll .-hot and nn
outlide, and tblre'1 tbll m
with lier hair a,lq, a weird loot
Oii bet r.ce, kidd8I tbia guy, .. aaid
Breana Merriweather, a aaJa..
woman at tbe nearbJ Lub'1
Birbnatoct Footwear lbop.
.. I went °"" to the P'I after the
police came and IOt bor, and be
told me abe caDec1 him the de¥il.
And the WU lauabina al the 181 in
the back at the pollco car."
Bill Napr, a poltal lenicc em-
ployee who'd ju1t IOld Wllllum a
bocit of ltampl, .. said be beard
McLane order Willium, wrate the
cat off."
"I uw her waving the gun apd
uw her aboot him," said N~
"It WU a Jarae gun, but the '1' WU anall. ... lt IOUDded lite a. · • caliber ;;, . When Williama walked out of
the Poat Office, McLano yelled at
him to get OD the lfOUDd and then
abot him in the lea from a ctiatancc
of about 12 feet, S"tevem laid.
She then kicked WalJ.Wm. who
wu bleeding from hia forehead
"I ~ in here u ~n al~
beard the shot and called 9-1-t.1k
Pollce wd when they arrlvCd
McLane wu holding WilliaJjlS' "--br i-'<¥W bead. · Newport Beach police Investigate the scene around the car of the gunshot victim, Jeffrey Williams.
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NEWPORT BEAOf -Partdna will be prohl'bited on weekend
nights on the north aide of Bay Avenue between Palm and Adams-~
streets OD the Balboa Peninsula. ~
The Oty Council ~ted a resolution Monday night that
establishes this no-parking zone between 6 p.m. and midnight on
Fridays and Saturdays.
The parking restriction wu eatabliabed u a way to relieve the
congestion in the area. • ·•
Vehicles waiting to enter a private parking structure at Adams
and Bay often back up onto Baf and block through traffic,
according to the city traffic engmeer. 1be no-parking zone will
allow through traffic to pua the vehicles waiting to enter the
garage.
ModeHng Porfollos. Executive
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October 26 & 27, in the Neiman
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social eventa, and the
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there is no let·up in looting
good, glamorous and glitzy. For
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Karen Hall wore a
one.of ·•·kind sbon gown to the _______ CysticFmrosia
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with heavy
beading
accenting the
V-ait bodice,
back and front
Tho same
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little bit of a
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hemline.
Same event.
Eva Mann was
a knock.out in
green velvet.
Beads created a lace look on the
bodice and hemline. Ina Niday's
little black dress was topped off
with gold sequins. The
one·shoulder treatment
extended into gold leaves.
A little slip of a dress, but
power-packed with sparkle,
Meredith Martin's gown at Kids
Cancer Connection was solid
silver sequins and with the
Neiman·Marcus find she wore
Bruno Magli silver shoes and
carried a YSL silver bag.
Susan Luehrs was at the ALS
Winter Fantasy in very smart
looking olive taffeta creation.
The halter·eff ect bodice had
lapels, and the waistline was
accented by a giant bow.
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Evan Mann turned a few heads in her green velvet gown.
Art council chmges name;
to host artisan showcase
The Sales and Rental Council of
Ne~n Harbor An Museum has
offic1ally changed its name to Arti·
san Showcase Council to reflect
the council's support of the Mu·
scum Store and its new mcrchan·
dising and educational venture,
Artisan Showcase.
Every two months, the Showcase
will feature a new collection of
contemporary handmade objects
created by artists and craftspersons
who have consigned their work to
the Museum Store. Biographical
information about each anist, as
well as a personal statement from
the artist about their wares and a
selection of books about various
craft forms, will also be available.
The first Artisan Sh<'Wcase will
open on Nov. 7, just in time for
holiday shopping. A wine and
cheese reception will take place in
the Museum Store from 4 to 7
p.m. Included in the first showcase
will be Fred Babb -jewelry, Guy
DiPasquale -ceramics, Victoria
Ellis -fabric, Tim Harlan -
glass, Nichibei Potters -ceramics,
Lorraine Pennington -jewelry,
Scott Schoenherr -ceramics, Ola·
dys Shamoff -jewelry, Christina
Smith, jewelry, Kevin Stafford -
ceramics, Didi Suydam -jewelry,
Joan Takayama-Ogawa -cerun-
ics, and Carol Ware -jewelry.
There is no admission. but res-
ervations are required. Call Unula
at 759-1122 by Oct 28. For DlOt'e
infotmation Pat Caspary, Muteum
Store manager.
Thimbles topic for Panhellenics
Newport Harbor l'anhelJenic
meeting will be held Nov. 6, at St.
Michael and All Angels Church in
Corona del Mar.
Kathy Hunter, a collector and
historian, will be the featured
guest speaker. Her topic will be
"Antique Thimbles and Needle-
work Tools."
The session will begin at 10 a.m.
with a social period; the meetina
begins at 10:30 and lunch and
bridge will follow. Cost is $4 for
lunch.
The church is located at 3233
Pacific View Drive.
Any member of a National Pan-
hellenic Fraternity is welcome to
attend. For details call 646-2524.
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Q. Were )'OU tD lilra tblt that ,..... of ncdtUde,
C11p11 se M had boated a Cbect at tbe Houle
Bailk -wbile bl_.,. colletpa b aame?
A. Ob., a better word mfabt be disilluaioned. Bob never muck
mo u beiDa the boundna type. Dribbling, ~ tbc S I ltlw family built itl fortune
oa lima beans, and the •Mob family started
with celery ltalb, does it sugeat that you
booted one of life'• early opportunftie1 back
there in the fertile Pennsylvania Dutch country?
A. B-l+i~.
Q. In a word. bow would you dclcribe our
beloved county supervilon' reported plan to
wte themselves another pay il'lc:reue next
week?
A. Well, "aha.me" comes to mind. A better
word is "hubris" -but then they'd have to hire
more aides to research its meaning. I used to
refer to these obscenities u "chutzpah.'' but Scene
they've Iona ainc:e puscd that platcaq. O. Let's not lose our perspective here. Shouldn't county
supervisors be entitled to u much remunention u, aay, the top
aides of city managen?
. A Yea, of c:oune, you're righL Sorry. I lost my bead there.
Won't happen again. Mumble, mumble .•.
O. Any comment on the report that Seutor SeJmoar, before
casting his vote for Jmtke Tllomu, sought the advice of
Rntftnd Sdaalltt?
A. No problem. Judging from the monl tone of the Senatorial
proceedings, some of his colleagues must've sought the advice of '
Rnaend Swagart.
Q. Speaking of which, what's your reaction to news that ethical
misconduct charges will be preased against Senator Cranston?
A Hallelujah! There is a Higher Being!
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CAlL IDM PROFESSOR -What happens to former lrvine
Co. presidents?
They teach, that's what.
Tom Nldten advises that he'll launch a lecture series in April
at Stanford University, telling tomorrow's tycoons how to malce a
bundle in real estate.
Nielsen, who served as Irvine's president from '83 to '86, bas
been lured back to academics by his predecessor, Peter Kremer
(Irvine Co. class of 'n-'82). Both are graduates of Stanford
Business School, and arc well equipped to teach a course in
"How to Acquire Your Own County 101."
0 BE•s REALLY INTO THE HOLIDAY SPIRITS -Bandleader
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• Hladler Hal•H 8ofd ala.l-a.a. and w...... v...-, HealJ
ot Por1lud. Ore., nrhnr" we6-
dlna vo.n June 30. Mauaa of ho8cw WM Shella
Kaa; maid ot bcmor ... BHraheda
ao,d. Brideim•kh were Au Her--
rtaa, oan TOWlley and Sarab
Melly, .., of tbe f.'OO'D-
~ the bridlpoom were
tbe bride 1 brotben Mattltew
Boyd. Peter ~ and Oiff Moore,
Rob EJail, ICe¥in Kent, Mike Mey·
en and Dan Smith.
A . for thole witnessing
the ~u held In the gar-
dens after the ceremony.
Tbe couple booeymoooed in
British Columbia, Canada, and
bave made their fint home in
Late Oawcgo, Oro.
Heather ii tbe daughter of Mr.
and Mn. Douglal Boyd of Balboa.
She ii an elementary school teach-
er in Portland.
Matthew ia the aon of Mn.
George F. Collin.a of Kailua·Koha,
Hawaii. he is a construction man-
ager in Portland.
JACKSON· REUTER
Nancy Bllen Reuter and Bryan
Jacboo were united in marriage
SepL 7 at tbe Jones Family Fann
in San Juan Capistrano.
The bride was attended by
Leora Fenn of Newport Beach,
who ICIYed u matron of honor,
and Stephani Reuter, Janet Reu-
ter, Karen Reuter, listen-in-law of
the bride, and Lynda Jackson, sis-
ter of the bridegroom. who served
as bridesmaids.
The groom was attended by
David Donnelly, best man, and the
bride's brothers Jeff, Mark and
John Reuter, and Dale Jackson,
his brother.
The newlyweds took a cruise to
the Bahamu and visited Walt Dis-
ney World in F1orida. They have
made their home in Virginia
Beach, Va.
The bride is a graduate of Co-
rona del Mar High School and
Springfield College in Springfield,
Mass. The bridegroom serves as
chief petty officer in the United
States Navy aboard the USS Will
Rogers.
Mesa. She is employed with AST 1be bride wore a gown of anti-
Researdl in customer sales admin-que silk with a lace overlay ac-
istration. cented with seed pearls and a ca-
1be bridegroom is the son of ,tJledral·lengtb train.
KROBNFELDT·P<>ARCB Carol Krobnfeldt of O:>sta Mesa Bridesmaids were Donna Caps-
Debbie Poarch and Tim Krohn-and Bob Krobnfeldt of Toluca er, Erin Woodruff, Sheri Wil-
feldt, both of C.0.ta Mesa, were Lake. He ia a loan officer for Citi-Hamson, Brighid FitzOibbon,
united in marriage Sept. 28 during zens Thrift and Loan. Mauri FitzGibbon and Eileen
ceremonies at Corona del Mar Leach.
Community Church. nTZGIBBON·McCLELl...AN Groomsmen were Dr. Kevin
The bride wore a gown of silk An afternoon wedding July 6 at Dowd, Karl Bruce, Jery DoJI,
shantung with lace appliques and SL Andrew'• Presbyterian Cllurch Michael Edmon.son, Matt Hen-
iridescent sequins on the bodice in Newport Beach united Amy dricb and Scott McOeUan.
and train. Lynne McClellan and Michael A dinner reception was held in
Becky Poarch served u maid of James FrtzGibbon in marriage. the historic Balboa Pavilion.
honor. Bridesmaids were Terri Po-Amy is the daughter of Dr. and After a honeymoon in HaWaii,
arch, Yolette Bish, Marie Ziegler, Mn. Gerald W. McOellan of the couple is at home in Long
Jackie Richards, Misty Duke and Newport Beach. Michael ii the 1e>n Beach. Amy is a bilingual elemen-
K.aren Curran. Karleen Curran of Mrs. Roseann FitzOl'bbon of tary school teacher. Michael is a o · l Modesto and the late James M. chemical engineer with the Air was ower gir · FitzGibbon. Pollution Control District.
The groom's brother Greg .------------------------Krohnfeldt served as best man.
Ushers were Kurt Busch, Mike
Bennett, Mike Williams, Dan
2Jden, Jeff Krohnfeldt and Bob
R1eden. Serving as ring bearer was
Kane Curran.
A reception for the 200 relatives
and friends attending the nuptials
was held after the ceremony at
Count.ry Side Inn.
The couple honeymooned in Pu-
erta Vallerta and has made its fint
home in Costa Mesa.
The bride is the daughter of
Gerald and Judy Poarch of Costa
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ghost-to-ghost tour, winding up at Lake Eerie.
He'll return to Pilotland to undergo a sex.change apparition
"because I've always wanted to look like Elvira, the ghoul of my
screams."
The Pilot Wa.nts to share your
wedding or enpgement an-
nouncement with the com-
munity.
Just fill out copies of our en-
gagement and wedding forms.
You can either pick them up in
Sounds like my longtime fiend bas been spending too much
time bobbing for martini olives.
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lead grand show
By JICk Roblnlon
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Wake up and smell the cappuc-
cino. Orange County! Sophisti-
cated audiences DO NOT AP-
PLAUD between movements!
Thia transgreasion aside, the Pa-
cific Symehony season-opener
Thunday night at Orange C.Ounty
Performing Arts C.Cnter was a t.borouahlY aatlafying experience.
Unliie · their better-paid and
more illustrious colleagues in the
Los Angeles Philhannonic, which
also began its season with
Beethoven and a Big-Name So-
prano, the musicians displayed
considerable energy and commit-
ment to the music.
Bepming a ~ tbat allo reaturec1 Richard sinm.· .. Pour
Ult Soap" with IOloist Benita
Valente and R.Pel'1 .. Dapbnja and
QJoe Suite No. 2" wit6 tho Pa·
cific Chorale, music director Carl
St. Clair and the musidam pol-
ished off Beethoven'• "Symphony
No. 8" with considerable lkill and
zip.
String playen leaned into tho
fint movement but stayed per-
fectly together. Following IDOYC·
ments were by turns light and
suave, warm and buoyant and
plenty dramatic -perhaps a tad
overwrought for Beethoven, but
not an unthoughtful and certainly
a dynamic reading.
Like the musicians he led, St.
Oair -who has odd stage man-
nerisms but no shortage of energy
-seemed just at home with the
less famililJI' Strauss songs. Lyrical
and somber, the songs are among
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encqy. The fint movement wu
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pal to piccolo to alto Oute, distin-
guished itlelf in the second. The
musicians offered a bright, edgy
reading of the final movement that
had soaring but well controlled dy-
namic contruts and no loose ends.
C81118r ready for boldly with 'NutCraclmr' llcklts
Orange C.Ounty Performing Arts
Center's box office is gearing up
for the start of the holiday'season
with the sale of tickets for San
Francisco Ballet's acclaimed pro-
duction of "Nutcracker."
during the 12-performance engage-
ment, Nov. 29 through Dec. 8.
·San Francisco's "Nutcracker,"
with its elaborate Victorian-
themed sets and costumes, bas re-
ceived rave reviews since the com-
pany debuted the production in
1986. It is the company's fourth
version of the ballet. In 1944, San
Francisco Ballet danced the first
American production of the be-
loved masle!J>iece, launching a na-
tional tradition of presenting
"Nutcracker'' for the holidays.
In anticipation of strong ticket
demand, five non-subscription per-
formances have been scheduled
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Other puU of tbc prosram featurina ftlhina
tips, recipes and Information ate II idmuJating U
watching IOmOOOO play eolitaire.
For eumple, the •&Qlllera appmacb med in
a recent lbow'• footaie of an&lon bi ElfiD Cove,
Alaika, made televised golf look
exdting -IQlllething I
heretofore believed to be an
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it. Producer/ director/bolt White
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Cable Tables are Oaahe4lbetween
segments showing where the
good catches are and who to call
about arranging outings.
So, there's a lot about this Tuesday evening
show on Copley/ C.Olony Cablevision of C.Osta
Mesa•s Channel 61 that may hook )'QU.
And there's also a lot that may put you to sleep
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Ir you've ever
harboi'ed dremns of
being ·a televtsion
pr'OduCer. the clfy
of Costa Mesa can
help make them a
reality.
• If JO'IW ner
harbored dreum of
beiq • telmlioG
producer. tbe dty of
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The ci~Jeleviaion Committee awards grantl to and orpnJzationa that
produce local teleYWon productions that benefit
local reaidontl.
The committee ia currently accepting
applications from would-be produccn. To qualify
for fundiag, iDdividuala must reaide or wort in
Calta Mesa. Orpnizadom must be non-profit
corporations or ~rated UIOciatiom that
serve a seopaphic. &Ra that includes C.O.ta Mesa.
The committee hu limited funds to wort with
and all puts are subject to final approval by the
Oty Council.
For applicatioDJ or more information, call the 1 Cable Television Officer at 754-5098. Applications
will be accepted until 4 p.m. Nov. 6 in the Cable
Television Office, 77 Fur Drive, Costa Mesa,
92626.
And just think: Your show may end up being
showcased in this column.
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The Junior League Of Orange County, California, Inc.
PRESENTS
OCTOBER 22-25 . ATntE
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Feat~ :A U"iqw Sel~ction Of Holiday Gifts
Guest Speakers:
Ellen Kreidman, Mary Emmerling, Dr. David Viscott
A SPECIAL CHILDREN'S AFrERNOON (2 Sasions)
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I W a l.cty call me oa die ndio a wtaile back
wbo ..... uniquo and lllNIU&l Iced wbJcb abe
Md tbe name fm. but bad DO idea how to tUe
cue of it ar bow tt amr. Since there ii about a
ljDHoil DV..._ of plaatl in tbo plant lri'W'om. I wu
gnfamfHv wtth this one and told
her I would act ~ to her in a
couple of weeb and Pc her the
IDIWer to her queation. I went
homo. looted up in my hl>ruy and
.,.. able to ICarcb out the plant in
queadoa.
Not everybody is fortunate enouab to haw ·an extenaiw
. prdenlna libruy to fall to in time
of need. Where doea one 80 to
hMltipte the atranp and unuauat?
----No, not Hollywood Boulevard. Here in Southern California we have our
finp.rtipe OD IOIDC of the most
memlYe h'bruies that ?ter to 1 ___ _. America'• No. 1 hobby. Lera take a
loot at where they are.
1 Plant Science Library located at the Los Angeles
tate and C.ounty Alboretum in Arcadia. The library
open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to S p.m.
re are at least 12,000 boob and 200 periodical
ea. Call (818) ~1 for more information.
The Rancho Santa Ana Botanical 1..&l>rary is found
at 1500 N. Colltge Avenue in Cuemont by calling
(714) 6~3922. You will find they have a b'bruy to
help you find tho plants you are looking for.
I Fullerton Alboretum Library on the ~l= of Cal
·State Fullerton will dazzle you with more 1,000
boob and ts periodical files. After your research
take a atroll throup the luah prdens and the time
'dated buildinp. A groat plan to let the kids see
there are more plants in the world than
philodendrons. Call them at (714) 773-3577.
For ~ ~_people who caiµtot get enough
from the Amarytidacea family. The Traub Plant Ufe
Ubruy will help institutionalize you. Oct in touch
with the American Plant Ute Society at P.O. Box
150, La Jolla, 92038 and I am aure that they will
direct you to their find.inJI to locate yours.
There ii a ltl>rary located at 1843 E. 16th St, in
National Oty, 9205&, (714) 477-0295 that would like
~ bear from you. Jot them a note or drop them a
line to query what they have to offer. You know
tthat they say about ~ mindal
The South Cout Plant Science Ubrary is there in
your time of need. Hop into the car to the scenic
grounds of the South Coast Botanical Gardens in the Palos Verdes Peninsula. There you will discover SOO
boob to browse throuab and 10 periodicals. Call
(213) 377-0468 to uk for directions.
Speaking of directions, direct younelf to the
library located at the Huntington Botanical Gardens,
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located at 1151 Oxford R.oed, in San Marino. Dial
(818) e-2100 to find out the paticu1an in getting
fmide du. oae. (Just • note; dfd )'OU bow
HantinpJe Bach .,.. namod after the particular
indMdual Wbole aame bean tbe title of theae
prdom? So p thole bolU'dl and boogie on over
here to lee what'• in atore for JOU.)
Theee are the IDOlt wcll-bon l1braria that could
be found in tbe Soutbtand and probably the world.
Of coune. UC RMnide and Cal Poly Pomona will
be a raource for what you may be looking for. Make
aure you call or write the lfbnriea you wilh to 80 to
before you IO· With IOIDC of them you will need to
mate an appointment. with otben you will need to
become a member of the library. All of the hbraries
are for reference only. 1bil means you will not be
able to dloct out the boob. So ~prepared with
pbotcsnpba and IOIDO ICDIC of dlrectiOn.
Oh ya. :he
.. • plant I looked not everybody Is up for the tacty
who called me· fortunate enough to have rt wu the ·
an extensive gardening wamp.u planL library to fall to In time of What IS at you ask? Well, need. Where does one go with all of
to Investigate the strange ~.good
and unusual? No, not JusIToC::Ur;,ut Hollywood Boulevard. about, I am
11ure you will
5nd out just is
quickJy u I did. • Tat Your~ LQ.
TRUE OR FAJ..SE: Wiien lutalllq a plant. the
bole abcMlkl be euctlJ tbe aame abe u tbe ball of
eartb anaad the plaat ud three lllCba deeper.
F Al.SE: If you tried to install a plant using those
guidelines, look for trouble. The basic rule of thumb
is to bury the plant twice the width the size of the
container and u deep u the e.Dsting soil level from
the container. The answer is false.
TRUE OR FAJ..SE: Woody plants aboald maaUy be
lamlled at die ..me clepda the, came tbCJ came oat
of die •VMIJ· TRUE: Whether it is a woody plant or not, install
the plant the aame depth. This will insure crown rot,
rotting of the trunk, will not occur.
Hid FMeroll u aMMllft' ol A.N. B. llldodrla, a
lathape tOUllltatloa ud ,..,,,tam lfnD loatal
hi Mhdtr • .U a qJHllc9tal pnla cohumallt, Nld
tu be "-nl Oii ntdJo datloa KFI AM"'°~ ~ ...m-. a... s to 1. Uroe llatie • qriatloa
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By BETH SCHOCK
Have you ever
wondered how lO hire a lutor
for your son or daughter or
yourseln You could be
having trouble understanding
math or a foreign language
and need extra help that the
teacher cannot provide in
class. This is a common
situation that many people
find themselves in and do not
know where to look for a good
qualified bit.or.
The first place most
people begin I.heir search is
the school counselor. It is a
logical and helpful place to
swt. At Newport Harbor
High School there is no
tutoring referral service. The
counselors feel that they do
not know enough about the
tutor to give our names and
phone numbers to students
who need special attention. It
is uncomfortable lO rely on
these people who have no
references. Should lhc
counselors trust the tutors lO
be good and honest? In rare
cases counselors may know a
tutor who would be ideal for
the student's situation. Then
they would happily cooperate
and give the tutor's name and
telephone number.
Newpon Harbor
counselors encourage people
bcrore hiring a proressional
tulor that the student try going
to the teacher and inquire
about his or her own tutoring
sessions before or arter school.
The teacher knows more about
what is bcinR tau.Rht and more
about Lhc student. This
enables them to help the
student faster and better lhan
an outside tutor might be able
to. The school counselors
warn students not to wait to
the day of the test to get help,
but to go on a regular ba.;;is or
the first opportunity they have
as soon as they know there is a
problem.
Basically, approach-
ing lhe teacher first is lhe bcsl
bet, and if that doesn't solve
anything, hire a tutor. Tutors
arc especially important ir a
student has OOcn sick or absent
for a week or more. They can
help them catch up to the rest
of the class, where the teacher
might not have enough
individual time to spend with
the student.
Dr. Evans and a rcw
others are putting together a
grant for tutorial mathematics.
It is still too premature to give
a very detailed description
about. It would bC a ni ghttime
homework clinic. In an
emagency or when a studc~t
doesn't understand that day's
math 1e>pie, they would be able
to attend the clinic where
tutors and maybe a teacher
could give lhcm lhe help they
needed. If the grant goes
lhrough. eventually there may
be videos and computers to
a.ssi.!lt aeaching at lhe clinic. It
would be funded through
rnljof" companies. Very few
schools have a tutorial service.
Newport Harbor
realizes I.hat many studcnu~
feel lhey need a tutor. At the
momeo~t.hey U'C doing their
bcft IO provide llUdcnlS wilh a
free tutOrial ,.me..
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Preschooler Lisa Whttler wilb NHHS student Nico" Dinicola
By MARGY FRANKENBERGER
Latia Club meetJ every ,
ThundayatlunchinRoom:i.43. Their
main puipoo;e is to~ Ille study
of Latin and intemi in Ille languqo
while having run. The members plan ,
to aucnd the annuil Suue l...aUn c.on-
vention.
French Club meets in Ms.
Branica's Rooin 24S every Friday ll
lunch. The club will explae French
culture through French cuisine, cin-
ema, drama productions, and petfutps
even a trip to France.
Spanish Club meets every
<other Wednesday in Room 2'42. They
lhope to take a trip lO Ali vera Strcctand
1a. Spanish restuaranL
In ternational Club meets
every Olhcr Tuesday in Room 247.
This club's pwposc is for students of
· iall nationalities to share their cultures.
1At the moment the club has 13 differ-
rent nationalities represented. They
lhopc to visit Disneyland. &&kc a Ncw-
Jport Harbor cruise, and have a £ood
lfair with different foods rrom various
<countries.
-Thespian C lub meets one
IFriday every month in Room 120.
·nieir main purpose is to raise funds
1£or lhe Drama Oc~L 1llcy have ' ca small show called " Evening of
1Sc:enesM pr.riodically.
Little People Invade Newport Harbor FlotSam and Jeslom meets
every Thursday in Room 291 at lunch.
This club is dedicated lO publi~ing an
annual creative writing magazine Dy MARGY FRANK'ENBERGJ.:R
Did you know that Newport
Harbor High has the youngest stu-
dentsatlending school on a senior high
school campus in the dis11ict? No, it's
not the little know-il-all freshman in
your Math Survey class who you could
swear is not a day over ten years o ld.
These three, four, and rive year old
students attend a preschool operated
by high school studenL~ in the Child
Development class offered by the
economics department of Newport
harbor l-ligh.
Every Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, on every school week
of lhc year, 25 children rrom the local
communi ty attend preschool at
N.H.H.S.
111e first portion of the d<lY
the preschoolers play with blocks and
playdough, hear books being read by
the high schoolers, and create in arts
and crarts. They also particip;i.te in a
circle time where they learn a leuer
andanumbcrandacolorwcckly. The
Child Development students prepare
the majority of the lesson plans that
are to be used in the next week.
What do the high school stu-
dents learn rrom this, though? Ac-
cording lo the instructor, Mrs. Olson,
the students learn to deal more pro-
ductively with children and adults in
general, about personal goals and val-
ues relating to marriage and family,
prenat.al care, physical and menlal
development or children, and tO erf CC·
ti vely operate a presc hool. They also
learn about the disadvantages bf teen-
age pregnancy and substance abuse.
To enhance their understanding of
these subjects, they hear various speak·
CB.
Alli.son Loftis, a current Chi Id
development student feels that this
class has increased her knowledge of
chiklren's mental thoughts and their
feelings. She has Jcamcd the baste
skills lO teach and discipline young
children in a manner they understand.
Gail Staudinger, a parent of a
current preschooler, said that the pro-
gram is a s uccess throughout the
community. Most of the parents have
learned about lhc program through the
recommendation of oLher pleased
parents, She also feels that the chil-
composed cnLirely of students' origi-
drcn gel much more aucntion. The nal poetry, illustrations, and shorl l
high schookr to preschooler ratio is s1ories. The club members design the
almost two to one opposed to the a entire rnagazine themselves.
normal preschool low nwnberoftcach-Spetch team meets every
crs. Shcalsobclievcs while thC$Chools Tuesday and Thursday morning at 7: IS
focus is not academic, the school pro-in Room J 20. "They compete in im-
vides ror social interaclion and a time promptu, debate, and reciting origi-
for lhe preschoolers to be SCpat'Jled nal poems at different meets through-
from their mot.hers. out California.
Mrs. Staudinger also said lhat Girls l..tague organizes the
many parents arc able to send their winter rormal each year. This yciu"
children lo pre.school here because of they haveitschedulcdat' Knott'sBerry
the low cost when thcynonnallywould Farm. The money they raise from this
not because of financial reasons. and other fundraiscrs they award in
The Child Develop1nenl schoprships.
prograrn was highly praised by every USS Newport meets every
one interviewed, and it is apparent !hat Monday. They arc dedicatc4 ID k
it has proven itself to be valu~ble ror ing Newport Harbor. rree &om dru~'I
the students and the commun11y. TheyorganizcRedR1bbonWeek, vas1t
Overcrowd ing P r oblem Public or P r ivate Schools?
elementary schools to promote a drug
free lire, and sign pledga that state
they will remain drug free.
Hy MICllELLE LESLIE
This year Newport Harbor
High School is experiencing a severe
overcrowding problem. Our present
population stands at about 1300. but
the predicted number was 1207.
There is an average or four
students more per classroom than there
existed la~t year. Also, the average
number of students per classroom is
34, not to mention that some teachers
have two and three classes per period
to tend for.
The cause is obvious. Last
year, the Newport Harbor School
District experienced a three rtlillion
dollar deficit. There is simply no
money to pay for tc0Chcr's salaries.
Why then is the sta~ giving an
enonnous amount of money to spend
on school landscaping when the ftrst
Ceramics teacher Don Mo-
eller was not sure ir he would be 1blc
to return IO teaching ~re at Newport
Harbor, when he was shockingly sur-
prised "' nnd out that he would be
needing to go in ror()j)Cn hcon SllliC'Y
and only purpose of a school is to
provide a good education for it's stu-
denLS. The fact is, our money is not
being spent where it should be and
with liulc thought involved.
This problem is only going to
get worse if no one do::s anything
about it. Every year, each kindergar-
ten through twelfth grade gets bigger,
Ncwpon Harbor's freshman class of
'95 is the hvgcst in our school.
The number of full-ti1ne
teachers has been cut due to retirement
and the placement of teachers in a
district pool. Thiseauscd the 93 unex-
pected students to be placed in over-
filled classes.
If we continue to lose teach-
ers and gain students each year, the
quality of education and effective
learning will drop severely.
By AUSTYN FUDGE
Newport Harbor High School
is an old, well established school, but
can it off as good an education as a
private school? Jon Patton, a sopho-
more at Newport Harlx>r who trans-
ferred from Santa Margarita, says yes.
Santa Margarita is a new
private Catholic school which Jon
aUCnded his freshman year. Accord-
ing lO him the campus was nice, but
the teachers were not as good. He says
that athletics were the main focus of
the school. possibly coming before
religion.
Jon really likes the social
aspects of Newport Harbor and he
feels the students have a lot QI' school
spirit.
One of the best things about
Newport Hmbor, according to Jon, is
Ceramics Teacher P uts His
Heart into Teaching
By CASEY MAZE
earlier this summer. Mr. Moeller had
previously decided that this would be
hisfinalyearteaching. Whenhefound
out that he would be going in for triple
bipass-pus su"rgcry, he was scared
lhnt he might not be ID teach his final
year the way he hnd planned.
Luckily, fOt" all of hi s stu•
dents who know what an excellent
teacher he is, Mr. Moi:llcr pulled
through his surgery and is bock teach-
ing jusl as st.r0ng as ever ...... ~ or.
Ho is 1 litLJc clisappointod lluu. he can't
hclp oot ~ much IS he used '°· with
lifting big$ of clay and' 9lher heavy
objects. but he is very lhankru1 that he
goi his wish come true and is bock
teaching his ceramic abilltlcs to l.hc
students at Newport Harber.
When asked about what he
likes to dO in his frce·time, Mr. Mo-
eller responded by saying, "I spend
most of my spare time throwing on my
wheel at home." At I.he end or each
year Mr. Moeller has an annual pOt-
tory sale, where he oells pots he has
crafted throughout tho year ouL of his
garqe. .
Mr. Moeller has been work·
ing with clay most of his llfe and stJll
enjoys passina on his knowledge to
new students wilh cenmic intereat.
OoodluckK>Mr. Moelleron
hb fiNll 'JOll of -hin&. and I hope
his health llOY• in aood condition ..
he can conlinue lO tJvow masaerful
pieces o( ort the ..., or h~ lire.
'
that it is an old school and many teach-
ers have bocn here for a long time.
Mr. Hailey, Jon's biology
teacher, has been at NeWJX111 Harbor
for around 35 years. Mr. Hailey is one
of his favorite teachers. Jon really
likes how hi s teachers care about teach-
ing and doing a good job.
The biggest surprise of this
interview is that Jon finds New.port
Harbor harder lhnn Santa Margarita.
He feels that this is because Newport
Harbor has established a good curricu-
lum whercns Santa Margarita isa new
school and is still unorganized.
The only lhing at Newport
Harbor Jon feels needs improvement
is lhe campus. It ls prcuy trashed und
messed up, but the money went 10
landscaping this summer instead of
school repairs.
tryqu can get just as good nn
education at Newpon Harbor, why
pour money into a private school?
Well, the athletics arc better, but is th.it
really important? Maybe it is to some.
Green Cross meets every
Tuesday in Mr. Naasz's room. 1bey
plan to work with other local environ-
ment.al groups to save the Castaways
from development, educate elemeG-
t.ary school students about rccyclina.
and have N.H.H.&. teachers recycle
within their classrooms. h
SurrClub meetseveryM~
day and Friday in Mr. Coe's room '6
lunch. They plan to dev.dopa team fqr
whichsurfersrcceiveP.E.crcdit. 'Jber
practice every Monday, ThursdaYj
and Friday at the beach, and compc~
~ in two surf leagues.
California Scholastic F~
er.11tk>n meets every Monday in R~
180. The club is for all eligible S<P
phmorcs, juniors, and seniors. ThJi
have vnrious fundraiscrs, and wilh tJi
proceeds they award seniors, who have
participated in the club four out of six
semesters, scholarships. I.
Key Club is looking £.
members who wish to serve lhe roe.
munity and !K:hool through servicel
Sec Mr. Daniel ir you arc interested.
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Tbe eme&opea please ... f'1a 1bumbt dowD to the city officials and elected leaden in -y ~Beach and Colt.a Mesa who just couldn't resist to San Francisco for the annual League of
CaJiforiria a convention.
Just tor the record, Colt& Mesa sent 13 people to the
conference while Newport Beach sent 12. The~cities arc
picking up the $150 registration fee, lodging. transportation
and -at least in Newport Beach -meals.
Thia ycar'1 four-day convention, among other things,
focused on such it.sues as "How to SurviVe the State -Budget"
and ,"9ainina C-ornmuni~ Support for Tax and Fee Hikes."
It 1 ironic, not to mention a little pathetic, that the two
finandally ~ed cities have to tou around the taxpayer's
money lib this to take a few lessons in how to save money
and how to tu residents.
We ape that both cities should be represented at the
convention. But 22 people is a little much.
Earle Robitaille, a Huntington Beach councilman and the
city's former police chief, put the trip north in perspective recently:
"I never saw anything much worthwhile come out of the
League of Cities. I think it's possible that one or two people
' go and brin& back everything anyone needs."
It will be lntereating to see bow many officials attend next
year's conference. Ifs in Anaheim.
Thumbs up to Newport jJeach resident aara Axtater,
the inspirational foundiQg member of the Harbor
Democratic club. She turned 100 last week.
Oara WU a Red Cross volunteer during World War II and
a foundina member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, the
Newport Democratic Oub, the Women's Civic League and the
Friends of Oasis.
A political activist most of her life, Qara still follows
politfcs and frets over the apparent apathy among voters these
dar.'&, many of them don't care whether they vote or not.
They should. If the)' have that attitude, it never will count."
Her only complamt is that when she flips on the television
she "gets nothing but baseball."
Well, life's not perfect.
Thumbs down to Gov. Pete Wilson for his veto of Sen.
Marian Bergcson's sexual harassment bill. Interestingly,
the veto came the same day the Senate voted to confirm
Judge aarence Thomas.
Bergcson's bill would have permitted the state Fair
Employment and Housing Commission to award compensatory
damages of up to $150,000 and civil penalties up to $50,000 in
sex harassment cases.
As it now stands, victims of sexual harassment can only
coUect back pay and, in many instances, are unable to even do
that. Beyond that, the options of victims arc limited to taking
their empl~n to court.
Bergeson s bill would have corrected this inequity.
Wilson's logic for killing the bill was his stated fear that it
would tri~er a Oood of meritless claims. Well, better that
than turning your back on a problem that the nation -thanks
to Thomas' c:Onfirmation hearing -is just now learning
' about.
It's interesting to note that the day after dumping the bill,
Wilson started retreating. He is now offering to work with
Bergeson on a compromise package.
Letters
11111 • .,.,
T his letter ii in regard to an ar-
ticle written by Carol Dee
Jones in your Oct. 15 edition con·
cemin1 the "'belt places'' to buy
eye g)•na I wu just a little hurt
when I realized she didn't even
'fsbop" my office -and I'Ve been
an optomotrilt in this city for more
than 30 yean.
Appan:ntJy, the only criteria
your reporter ii concerned with is
the coet of tho pair of gluaes -
nothina in tho article brinp up the
idea ol the quality of the g1auea
being IOld or t.bo value being re-
ceived for the money apenL Noth-
ing in the article mentioned the
quali&adom of the penon behind
the counter eelllng the eyeaJlllCll
or if a replacement frame to fit
the lemes could bo ordered if tho
ftnt frame broke.
DR. BERNARD SIMON, O.D.
Calta Mesa •
I WU abocbd to read Carol Dee
Jonea In tho Oct. 1 edition ad-
-.,, people wbero they can go to
IDeep lip tbelr summer tan.
Hopefully, no ooe ii foolish
enoup to ldll bo tannina. With all
the information about akin cancer
and tbe need to protect ounelves
&om tbe IUD, tb1I eeems lib very
irntpon1lble journalism. Your
....,., would be daiaa a llrvlce to
Ibo 'W"'P'ni'7 by printina ID Ar·
dde OD tbe danaen ~ qnniq
rather tbu OD w6ere to pt tho
tilltcleal.
My bUlbaad and my IOn U'O
den111tolCJPta IDd m., me nc>-
dced tbe rile la lkiD cuoen dur·
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pndlce.
I RHODA PIUBDMAN
Newport 8Mc:b
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discredit him. (It would be inter-
esting to know bow much of our
tu money was spent on the en-
deavor.) Yet, what they finally
produced takes imagination to
qualify for semal barusment and
is of a nature that is impoail>Je to
prove or ~rove. This is an ex-
ample of politics at its wont.
Who of us could withstand hav-
ing our pasts investigated with
such intensity and emerge u well
u lbomu? It ~t bo better to
have nominated him for sainthood
instead of the Supremo Court.
BONNIE O'NBIL
Newport Beach •
I think it ii time to have Senate
bearings on the sexual and
moral conduct of Ted Kennedy. It
ii obviouJ that Kennedy wu be·
hind the move to oust the Tbomu
nomination becaUle of revelations
of ecmua1 misconduct clwpa.
It would bo quite intercstin& to
bear what ia broqbt up now on
Kennedy. Let'• do IOIDO real sea.rc:binc on Kennedy. Should this
loole.. obnoxloul slanderer with no
morals be aUowcd to continue?
Holl no -let'• •t tho real player
out and let a hard worker in.
thll man, bit famil1 ot hil lfy.
There la ablolutely no s;r
Ing -and I mean lalp Ute •
WILLIAM C. WARMIN N
Newport Beach
I lWOUld au• POot ruder Leon au.,. who ..... molt IDNll out.
at least fM or m liilbtl a week."
ii DOC JOU? Mr,d8j reeder ('A
~out.• Oct. 1).
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Roller skating toward a mid-life crack-up
W hat a way to roll through a mid-lift;
crisis. Three weeks before my 40th
birthday I went roller skating for
the first time.
holding onto the ceiling.
I hadn't intended to. I was just going to
watch. It was somebody else's birthday
Atter meditating mr way around
the rink a coupre o times, a
glimmer of confidence appeared
on my mental horizon. Would I
be skating backward before the
night was through?
I noticed that the way skaters make
themselves move is by swaying from side to
side. I made this observation without in any
way understanding iL
I decided to try meditation.
party -somebody seven
ycan old who probably
' wouldn't be as severely
damaged by falling Oat on
bis face as I would.
"Ommmmmmm," I said.
"Ommmmmmmmm," while gentJy swaying
from side to side.
And I'd never done it
before.
But then Joann, who's
about my age and has two ..._ __ ..___.;.._.little boys. said she hadn't
neither violent nor competitive and
therefore of no interest at aJI to my
pre-adolescent friends and me. We'd never
heard of roller derbies. If we had, we 'might
have thought it was pretty cool.
After meditating my way around the rink
a couple of times, a glim.mer of confidence
appeared on my mental horizon. Would I
be skating backward before the night was
through?
1111 ever roller skated either, A s it turned out, I took only one, rather
spectacular, spill that afternoon. m Eylmll but was going to try.
-----"You're only middle aged Editor's once," she said. She actualJy looked very calm
I should add that I knew how to ice
skate once.
"Oh, it's just the same,'' Joann said.
It isn't, though. The difference between
sliding across the ice on your stomach after
a major spilJ and sliding across a wooden
floor on your stomach is, I imagine, too
gruesome to describe.
It was right out of a cartoon. I was
gliding to a stop, a geek-like grin on my
face, all set to telJ my wife and daughter,
"Hey, this is easy."
Notebook about it. Her husband,
-----who was already roJling
arqund in the lethal current on the skating
floor, looked terrified.
It came out as, "Hey, this is
WHOOOOOOAAAAAAl!ll''
Suddenly it seemed cowardly to stand
there and cat tortilla chips while the best
minds of my gcncrati<fn were destroyed by
I went and got my rental skates. They
were too small, but I thought the slight
pain would make me more alert. I walked
across the carpet, which was easy, and
stepped out onto the floor, which was not.
A little blond three-year-old, my son
Joshua, came scooting up behind me, quick
as a cockroach, on a low-slung, wheeled
device known as a "turtle."
little wheels. \
There were some parents hut there who
seemed to have been skating for years.
Some of them were skating backward,
which, in the language of the sport, means
"I can skate really well and you can't."
My f ect started to roll, and I had no
choice by to go with them. We went in no
particular direction, sort of toward the
center of the rink. I made the discovery
that you can maintain gravitational
equilibrium by not breathing, keeping
absolute muscular rigidity and mentally
He caught me right in the Achilles
tendons. I remember flying through the air.
I remember spinning around and skating
backward, not very gracefully, for a few
seconds. I remember crashing into the
padded railing.
I t isn't my fault. Where I grew up, rolJer
skating, like jumping rope, was not
considered a masculine activity. It was
And I remember the little voice going by.
"Beep beep."
Bob na E]'hn /$assist.at editor oflM
Piiot
How to get involved!
Somebody in a position of au-
thority, please, dump the present
Orange County Fair Board and
put them out of our misery!
This IS ~ oommunity ~. arid we'd like to hear
frOm ,,ou. Hete's how you can become an adNe participant in
The Plat's Community forum ..c:e·
LEE KLEIN
Costa Mesa
._.a. ... lemdln' Ha (642.ae6) and leave your
m Bl 191. While we welcome all comments, we'll only publbh
comments friNn dae WhO lelw a name (,._ spetl it out), PrOtact 11111 ~'
dtY -=~ number (for WJrtftc:adon). 11' a letillr,Pletile be as brief a pplllble. Longer letters L ast Saturday evening mr family
and I were celebrating my
42nd birthday at the Barn Restau-
rant in Costa Mesa. At the next
table were two men whose conver-
sation could be beard without dif-
ficulty. They were speaking of
fins, evidence, partners, testifying
lD their cases, and finalJy removing
all doubt, sharing proudly with
each other what it's like to be a
police officer.
will be COli°lldlNd for the COmmunlty CommenQrf f>9, which
rurw ~; Miii Y'>"' leaili to "L.,.," 330 W. ~ St., c.cm· Mela, t:A 92626, or fa>c them to 646-4110. .-a.. ._..., a al. Wlllimrn LObdell an be reached at
'4MU1, .. 351 end would bite to hear from you.
,..,._..~ w. ,_ vleWI. In our news ~ we at The
Pllilt .... ti be fllr ..., obflcdve. On lhe OJmmunfty Forum
..-• er, • c1o IM ... .., ~· • Wide ranee ot W.W. -MilW .cl whldi w. •' p Wllh -in the interest of
....,. I 1119 lllit'I aplnlOrw .. Nlllk:lld ID our edlorials. These two white males. both
30isb in age, rassionately lament-
ing the late o "poor Olief Gates
broaden the public "taste."
•
ANNBCUSIC
South Laauna
M a. Blrd's arridcs arc a treat
to read. Penonally, I am
lookinl forward to reviews on tho
RJu. IJiatro 201 and plac:a th1t
arc apecial ..
Mr. Bina IOUDds Ute a IOW' pull
wbo c:an't eftD eujoy tbo idea of a
pretend plcDJcl
P1eMo ten Ms. Bird Ctcep ...,
the aood wort. and ;,r ~ ~ •t-tentM>o to that kind of neptive
nomente.
TBRRYJOHNSON
Newport Beach
Amphitheater and a citizens by the niggers and the fap." They
group. continued, each assuring the other
Now the board is beinJ sued by that they personalJy tnow of offic-
the operators of the Orange Coun-crs who activeJy punue 0 gay bash·
ty swap meet over the renewal of ini" and who a.re othenrise dirty
its leue at the {air grounds. You with prejudice.
would think the board could ban· They did not AY what city they
die IOIDOthing u routine as this "serve" _ and it became clear
without creatina another lawsuit. that it didn't evcn matter.
l know that the makeup of our 1 am a •2-year..old white woman
state COIDJllildom and boards, who bu enjoyed tho comfort and
IUCb 81 the fair baud. are polidc:al safety of • middle/Upper c:lus ex-
aPPoiDtmeata.: You would think iatenco all of -tile. Hatred for t1* for tbla ¥elJ fOalOO thac -v = would~ want to biaOUY Ab ii t0methina that hap-._ pens 10 others than myself. but
• ....,.., · tbanb to tbesc cwo men a.ad the
What ca die fair bOUd mom-anaer and batred I feel for their
ben p>ellbly pin from ..ch I OOftio 1WOfdl, l undentand the illue of
1i11iDDt dllplaJ of biicxapetenco? btaotry aa I did not betoR. No
Perlalpl tb1J blM tired OI their tonscr ""1 the J>9Uco pt tbo bcn-
pOlldom bat doa't bow bow to efit ol the doubt from me when a
......, ftllfp. So. lf tbeJ wute ~na black man tiet dead in tbe
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rtuda ..... people IOOMlbodJ It would be c:anlw to think all
will tire ..... public MnUll .. dlny, but bc-
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•
W ell -l'U be damned -the
free press livest Editor Bill
Lobdcll's column, "Time for new
blood," hits the incumbent politi-
cians dead-center! My reaction:
War Oest Waxing
It's high time to tell
And build the ground swell
To kick-out incumbent feeders;
As stated so wclJ
In William Lobdcll's
Editorial on Harriett Wieder
His statements in brevity
Of her political longevity
With 16 years of re-runs;
Provides her the reason
To retire this season
And hang-up her campaign guns
It's time for new faces
In all P.Cmmcnt places
Their Jobs have gotten too soft;
And there's not enough seating
For more S·term eating
Let's kick 'em aW"ay from the
trough I W. LAWSON
Costa Mesa
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Frum A1
tbe carpet ol the C.OUtal Motel
oae afteruoon last week. "It couJd
be better, but we're together.
We're not out there."
Still, Ronda bad the luxwy of liOwina up in a house. And &be
wiabea her children had that same
privilege.
"I wiab they had their own room
where they could put their tC?r
and things," she said. "And the lit-
tle pis would love to put their
doll homes out.
.. It's sad. Sometimes it's sad."
What's even sadder is when the
Davis family moves into a motel
that caters more to coke addicts
than kids.
"A lot of the motels have a lot
of drugs in them," she said. "So
we couldn't let the kids out to
play."
Overbearing this, Ronda's oldest
dauabter of six years asked her
motlier if sbe remembered one in-
cident that involved a man, drugs
and a knife.
"That was scary," she told her
mother. "I didn't like that place."
Ronda told her daughter she
didn't like that place either. But
later, out of earshot of ber chil-
dren. she confided that the family
doesn't have much of a choice.
.. After you're at a motel so long.
they realize you're a tenant and
then they bike the rent up on
you," she said.
That's when it's time to move on
to another motel.
And another motel means an-
other set of neighbors for the kids
to get used to. Another friend to
make. Maybe even another school.
Mll'C~
John Davis holds his son Sean, 2, In their Costa Mesa motel room. The family of six shares one bed.
'Atter you're at a motel so long, they realize you're a
tenant and then they hike the rent up on you.•
ementary years is slim -unless
the family finds its way out of the
motel maze.
And Ronda says that's a big un-
less.
"Once you're in, it's bard to get
out because you can't save
money," she said. "Apartments
won't let you into a two-bedroom
(unit) with four babies. And then
they want an arm and a leg in rent
plus first and last months rent and
security deposit.
---
they live in conducive to kids.
Next to the family chair is a cof-
fee can full of crayons. And under
every table is a tub of toys. There
is no clock in the room they now
rent. But baby dolls and stuffed
teddy bears bang from nails on the
wall above the family bed. Adult
entertainment is limited to a small
colored television: They don't own
a VCR, a stereo, or even a phone.
But they do have dresser drawers
to share -and a bed big enough
for six.
down on the Ooor, and then when
we wake up they're all in bed with
us."
And when the children arc sick.
Ronda and John carry them to the
health clinic. The Davis family bas
no car. Ronda and John each have
a bicycle that they use when they
have a job to go to. They push a
grocery cart to the shopping center
for food.
But Davis says most motel fami-
lies that they've met in their trav-
els are a lot worse off.
"Many of them have drug prob-
lems," Ronda Davis said. "We've
said. "And that aff ccts their school
work and their health."
O'Connor said she does c.omc
across exceptions -well-adjusted
families in somewhat stable motel
homes. But for the most fart. she
descnl>ed the situation as 'sad"
8'lmMI .... --CX>STA NIWA -PamtUet Wbo
live in motell are noth'na new, 1e-cordina to local IOdal worbn.
But the number of famiHM now Uvtaa tbe motel Hie ta.
Debby O'Connor, executive di·
rector of FISH, a noa-proftt Unit ..
ed Way llCDCJ, said mOtel fwmiHea
fint arrMd in O>lta Mesa about
five years aao -but they were
few and far between.
Today, she estimate.a, there ue
between 200 and 300 famiUea rail-
ing children in motels throughout
C.osta Mcaa and Newport Beach.
The rcuon.s vary. Not enough
affordable housing. Not enoup
jobs. And many, ahe said, are vic-
tims of the recent receuion.
O'Connor estimates that about
60 percent of the families are
headed by single mothers. And al-
most all of the families are living
on minimum wage salaries.
A motel costs about $800 a
month, compared to $1,200 a
month most apartments charge for
a twe> or three-bedroom unit.
But while the local motels shel·
ter dozens of children from the
sun and wind, they're also notori-
ous for exposing them to another
kind of element.
"We have to face that these kids
are being introduced to social
problems at a very early age,"
O'Connor said. "It's sea:! to think
that they're being subjected to
this."
O'Connor said many of the mo-
tels she bas visited are havens for
people involved with drugs, alcohol
and prostitution.
"These kids see all of it," she
said. "And I don't think the teach·
ers are really aware of it.
'We•re ft-that they're not even able to
take root In one motel
anymore because they
can't keep up with the
rent•
.. A poet c6e bal ilUIDber II a
tip off for w." be 1114 "Or If
IOllDeODO camel la with ID addraa
OD Newport Boalavard.
But wbDe PruK:y says be "cer-
tainly" knows the district bu ltu·
denta wbo are powina up in mo-
tels, be docan't perceive it to be a
~problem.
"I pcaa we just don't really
know," be said. ''It's the teacben
that arc on the front line. 'Ibey
may have knowledge that I don't
know about."
But O'Connor c.ontends they
don't know the maplitudc of the
problem. One reason, she believes,
is because motel families are much
more transient than they used to
be.
"We're finding that they're not
even able to take root in one
motel anymore because they can•t
keep up with the rent," she llid
"So they end up getting evicted."
One family, who bu lived in
area motels for five yean now,
said motel owncn often raise their
rates as soon u they figure out
you are tenant. More recently,
O'Connor said motels ownen have
begun imposing a 20-day limit on
guests to avoid dealing with poten-
tial tenanta.
A new motel often mcam a new
school. O'Connor said they find
that some children aren't enrolled
at au. The couple's two oldest dauah-
ters, ages S and 6, attend kinder-
garten and first grade at Kaiser El-
ementary. But the chance they will
remain there throughout their el-
"We'd need a couple thousand
dollars to start with. We just
couldn't do it."
So Ronda Davis will continue to
do her best to make the motels
"Last night we slept on the floor
and the kids slept up on the bed,"
the 34-year-old mother said. "But
most times we put all the kids
"These kids can never have
friends over to play with or any·
thing like that," she said. "And
-------------------------.--------------.they're either much shyer and
t more withdrawn than other kids or
"We do call the schools, but
there are a Jot of families that we
don't know about. They have
pride, so often the kids won't let
on at school. They're too embar-
rassed."
Dr. Robert Francy, director of
student services at the Newport-
Mesa school district, conceded
that some studenta "probably do a
pretty good job of' hidina their
And there are other drawbacks
to growing up in a motel. Diets
are poor, for example, since ~
motels don't provide kitchen facili-
ties.
"They're not eating as healthy
food u they should be," O'Connor
struggled and come a long ~·
We're a lot better off than most.'
Why do our guests keep
coming back to the Little
Inn on the Bay?
!/nil._ ._ just to bide what's going on in-situation.
l~.ij,liJ ~jp~. AMERICAN much more outgoing and hyper _
&Ve side." .
__ "7-Lldo_ ... '_" o_rtve,_New_pon_Bea-ch,-CA-9166-J. (7_l•>_"J.._ .... _.L___o R-A N-G E_c o_u N-T y--1 TRUSTEE: Ruor chall•ees sports spending
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TUTTLE ~ CUCK
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October 15, 1991
Ms. Juanita Toth
Automotive Account Executive
Newport Beach •Costa Mesa PILOT
330 W. Bay Sttut
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Dear Juanita;
We want to keep the local money working for Ol!!l community. Tuttle
Click Nissan is located on Harbor Boulevan:t in C6sta Mesa, where
we know how important it is to attract the loyal, and local crowd.
That's where the PU...OT co"*mese feel that advertising in this
newsJ:e8r,' is more effective, at reaching the grass roots
mem of this community.
We're attracting the customer& who demand the kind of professional
courtesy and conveniencet and the $ood ICl'Vice we offer at Tuttle
Click Nissan. So we're IWfvertising m tho Pn..OT.
Your attention and professional ldlirudc is ..,preciated, Juanita. We're
looting forward to a profitable working relatiOnsh.ip.
Sincerely, -/£-/~
Trevor R. Nordf elt
Parts cl Service Director
From A 1 While the dialogue between bears scrutiny, considering the fact
the hiring of another 29 assistant Decker and Simon bas been low that district revenue projections
coaches. Combined, the cost of the key, the current debate between reu $2 million short due to an un-
54 assistant coaches will cost the Williams and Fluor is escalating. expected decline in property tax
district approximately $96,000, ac-After Fluor challenged Williams' income.
cording to Fluor. attendance at school-related meet-
"We arc in a hiring freeze and ings, Williams had his lawyer send "Mr. Williams claimJ be ii the
we have a significant financial def-Fluor a letter warning her against financial expert on the board, be bolds a real estate brokers license; icit," Fluor said. "We arc hiring 54 malting false statcmenta. he bu a contractor'• license, and
unclassified athletic assistants at a Williams said Fluor is falsely · · f ~ be al time when the district is planning yet ID a time o •...--avu, •
I ff So cl ified k . challenging bis involvement with lowed our board to adopt a bu~t
to ayo ass 1 wor ers m-schools, and buing her aocuaations that included an 8 percent m-
cludin§ insttuctional aides." Fluor 00 absences from PT A meetings crease in .Property taxes," Fluor
said. 'I'm a strong supporter of and Newport Harbor school zone said, explaining that property tax
athletics, but at the same time I meetings. Williama, currently aerv· ed be
question the wisdom of this kind ing bis second year u president of :'fyn~~~n~~ the t~eed
of expenditure." the Nl"'ll/TV\rt Harbor High School 1 ddi · al S2 · · b dg Fluor, 40, a bilingual instruc--~r-1or an a taon n u et football boosten club, said be bas cut tional aide at Kaiser Elementary numerous letters from school of-· ·
School, is challenging Williams for ficials thanking him for volunteer "Because our money comes
a seat on the school board to rep-work at local schools and said he from property taxes, we should be
resent the Dover Shores and Santa attended two of the last four able to plan in advance," Fluor
Ana Heights areas. Williams, 49, school zone meetinnc. said, citing her experience as trea-
founder and owner of Saddleback ~"O"' surer of the Pacific Oiorale for "It's absolute insanity," Williams b Homes, is running for re-election t rec years.
t third 1 t said. "I'm not C'nV'""ted to attend o a • iour-year erm. ..,---Williams· • slU· d Fluor f:...!1-to un-
Ca did t T Sim 38 d these zone meetings any more GJJa n a es erry on, • an h 1• ed d th de .. tand that th• distri.ct'• p~ Edw d D k 52, nnin t · an m expect to atten ese •• .... ar cc er, are ru g i erty tu rcvcnu•• ·-• .....:--ted io an open ••at re se tin th PT A meetings she's b tching """ _,... """UUHI r ..... pre n g e about." the county. "I am the ~Tr'lll'!.rt on fl. West C.OSta Mesa and Mesa Verde -r-
communities. T'\--Ler :. a dean of B Fl • hall . nance," said Wllllams, who bu a ~ .., ut uor IS c enging more master's degree ln buaineu admln-
6""' arts at Coutline Community than Williams' attendance record istration from USC 01 am a board ~ge and Simon ii vice pres1-at school functions. She believes m~mber and I do not do the ctay.
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1 the staff level.
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C1l1hlM•, CA
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"Her main expertise in finance
seema to be that she hu a aystal
ball that loob perfectly lnto the
future and• gJ.-that are ad·
justed for 20-20 blndaiabt that loot
perfectly into the put,•• Williama
said. ·~t'• WODderful in the
world of fantasy. but tbla isn't fan.
tuy."
lJniverslty socf<s it
to Sea Kings, 21-1 O;
surgery for Ke~rli
......
Oc1Dber 19, 1991
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Pilot
Sportl F.dJtor .... CulloL •• .6C-4110 at. 317
performed at Hoag.
The propolia: "I doa"t know bow
Ion&.'' said Corona del Mar eo.cb Dave
Holland. h it a aeuon-endina injwy?
"Yeah," admitted Holland. "But I don't
want to aay definitely. But yea. it'a very
questionable he'll be back."
Holland bad Kell his team fall behind
by 14 in the fint ~ pull to within 1 ....
10 in the third quarter. then watched u
Univeraity broke it open with a 66-yard
dash up the middle with 8:32 left to put
the game on ice.
"We juat went to the well once too
often," aaid Holland. referring to bis
team's ~bling stunts to try to contain
Univera1ty'1 tough sweeps out of the
Delaware winged-T.
"We were trying to stop the sweep
and they just broke through." continued
Holland, who watched as reserve
fullback Bao Nguyen broke OYCT the
middle and wu in the clear and rolling
just five yards beyond the line of
scrimmage.
With Corona's deep coverage gone
because of the OYerplay on the flanks
Nguyen rambled u the Sea Kings tried
to catch up, to no avail.
"We were calling sweep, sweep, sweep
and hoping maybe we could pop
something inside," said University Coach
SeeCOM,-
~~-== Century stings ·Estancia again 13-7 Hal ol Fame . ' 1 00-yard return
---with interception
lor Penhall p~~es decisive
Orange County beckons
Newport Harbor product
to sports palace Oct. 29
By Kirt Wolcott
Sponl Wlllr
B ruce Penhall has atways been an
ambitious man.
Whether he's going after a
Speedway world championship, a starring
role in a Hollywood movie or a television
commentator job, he knows what he
wants and \JsuaUy gets it.
So, the fact that Penhall, 34, a former
Balboa Island resident and graduate of
Newport Harbor High, will be inducted
into the Orange County Sports Hall of
Fame on Oct. 29 is not surprising in itself.
What is surprising. though. wu bis
reaction to the honor.
'Yeah, I'm
nervous. I've been
dreaming about
making the Hall of
Fame for so long.
When I was first
eligible I planned
my accertance speech. dldn~
make It that year·
and then another
year passed and
another and ... •
"I'm a bit
nerwus
about the
whole
thina.'• be
confessed
lut week
from his
Laguna Hills
home.
Penhall,
nervous?
This, from a
manwbo
used to race
rare-breath-
ing
motorcycles
with no
brakes on a
slick dirt
track against
the world's
fastclt
ridera?
"Y cab. I'm nervoua. I've been dreaming
about makina the Hall of Fame for ao
long. When I wu tint eliail>lo I planned
my acceptance speech. I clidn"t mate it
that year and then another year puscd
and another and. .. "
,,
The waiting ii finally over. At last
Penhall will pt to deliver that apeecb
when nino new memben are inducted
during the 11th Oranac County Hall of
Fame Banquet at the Disneyland Hotel in
Anaheim. JoinJna Penhall are Homer Beatty. Bill
Cook, Bobby Knoop, Pat Mclnnally, Alex
Omalcv. Dwiabt Stones, Shirley Toploy
and Bertha Rapn Tlcby.
Tho loudcat applaute, though. may ao
to the motorcycle rider. WJ"bere will bo 10
SMPENHAUM
INSIDE
Costa Mesa
Hlgh's
Mustangs do It
aAa) n, t>c.rt
dOse doesn't
oount, ~
109e PadflC
Coast leaaue ~n« ID ~M
Hills, 21-f7, Thurldly nWi'83
Mater Del
Hlgh's
MOnarchs take
apart St. John
Botco with
35·7 YidDry at
Santa Ana
Bowt In Aneelus L..-opener.
Monalchs.,. now 1"-c/M
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Sports Wlllr
COSTA MESA -Cen-
tury High used a 100-yard
interception return for
motivation and then
demoralized Estancia in
the Pacific Cout League
football opener for both
teams.
"Tonight was a game of big plays and
we're happy to make one more than they
did.'' said Coach Bill Brown aftor his
Centurions scored 13 second-half points to
shoot down the Eagles, 13-7, at Orange
Coast College on Friday.
Century, which scored a 14-10 victOI)'. over
Estancia a year ago, improved to S-1 (1-0 in
league). The Eagles, who lost 14-0 to
Newport Harbor lut week, dropped to 3-2-1
(0-1).
Estancia turned in the first big play of the
game when linebacker Ricardo Aguilar
picked off a Johnny Martinez pass 4
minutes, S3 seconds into the seoond quarter
and ran it back 27 yards for a 7-0 halftime
lead.
Following an Alberto Roju fumble
recovery at the Century 21-fard line, the
Eagles were driving again midway through
the third quarter when disaster struck.
On third-and-goal from the 11, Able Perez
stepped in front of a Matt Johner pass
intended for Ty Schisler and dashed 100
yards to tie the game on the last play of the
quarter.
"(Johner) put it right in his hands. He
th.rows it a little harder and it's six for us,"
said Estancia Coach John Liebcngood.
''1bat'a football."
After Friday, Johner might want to forget
football for awhile. Under heavy pressure
S..ESTANC~
Lee~
Estancia running back Christian Gomez finds some daylight, thanks in part to a block by teammate Tony Naranjo (44).
THUDI
That's the end result of a burst bubble
as Saddleback shocks Sailors, 21-1 O
By Roger Carlson same way and I told them not to take
Spol1s Edb them lightly," said Brinkley. "But
N E W p O R T everything that could go wrong did go
BEACH -If you felt. wrong in the first half and we just never
or thousrht, you heard • got into our game . .,
a little r.blip," in your l The Sailors, a team which thrives on
head sometime around ,.._ .. .1._ ... ,.. fundamentals, averaging less than four
9:30 or so Thunday flags and 29 yards of penalty yardage
night -you weren't per game, had five Oags for SO yards in
iust hearina thino -the FIRST QUARTER/
at wu Newport Harbor High's bubble But that wu just part of it. The
buntina all too aoon. Sailors allowed a ------· Just when the Sailon were starting to p u n t t o b e
reel p>d about thcmse!Ycs and their blocked by Joe
lituatiOn -with QUUterbact Mike Ofer Scuga and Rudy
back in the Addle after miaina four Flores covered it
games with a brobn coUubone, with in the Newport
tome ciabt days eeparatina them from end zone for six
their Battle of the Bay with C.Orona del i n t h e f i r s t
Mar next week. with a 14-0 victoiy OYer period.
'~ we play like
that the rest of
the year we're
going to be
·5.•
-•..a Tars coach
Estancia a week aao aettina the dcfemc Harbor's first
back in the riabt frame of mind, and i~prenion of
with Saddlebeci High'• projected cellar-riabting the ship
dwellar Roldnmnen on deck ... on the ca me in the -------
Sallon' home turf ... se<X>nd quarter when the defense -
All tbOle items didn't moan much to Amin Mirbadi with a sack and a stop
Jerry Witte and hit Roednumen, wbo forcin& a punt, then Beau Ralphs led a
ran O¥er tho SaUon to tbe tune of 21-10 defensive •urac to force another punt -
in their Sea View ~ tootball but a late interception by Sal Apjlar
~ tho Tan mto the role nullified the efforta.
It WU a aeemiqly hannlea ICCOGd--
Hut>or f alla to 3-3 cMrall, but and-8 at tho SaDonT ~ wbe8 aopbomore ~ of mo1t coacem, ~1 in lcl&ue quartetbact Danny Ruwlo went deep to
.,.,.. . 6-foot-S Ooorp Arceo ud tbe latter
• If we ~ like lhat tbo rest of tho pulled it in over a beaten defadcr for
way we•re ,.. to be ~" Mid a tbe touadoft with 1:02 left in t.be bait
deddedly di11ppointed Jeft Briakley. -tho firll ol two reolptioal .... no watched bil SIDon -.., a ftnt-Witte wrifled 11 °almply perfect
Mir palthme9t oa ro.te to a 14-0 nKlepdo-."
detldt, ., to be hrtller rr...2 Tbo final blows. bowe'9f. CllDO after bis ...... coli~ 1'* wbea It tho Sailon bad sbowD ... life wida a
tM Sailan ...... ll OJ *• ~~----·~'-=-=' "Two ,.an ., it __. wt the Iii NEWPORUI
,
Ex-CdM star Willard rol
Cal Ii nebacker
leads defense
against Huskies
By Jennifer Sbcl
Spofb Wlllr
I f Jcrrott Willard'• can arc burning. be
needn't call the doctor.
Willard. the former Corona del Mar
High linebacker who led the Sea Kings to
back-to-back OF championships is 6cing
talked about as much now u he was during
his high school career.
A starting inside linebacker for 18th-
NEWPlllT:
From 81
safety (thanks to a blocked punt by
Ed Amaymi, Darin Mangnall &
Co.), followed up by a 67-yard
march and capped by a 13-yard
strike from Ofer to Branon Coluc-
cio on fourth down just 2:26 after
gaining the safety.
Suddenly the Sailors were back
in the hunt against this foe, one
which was starting SEVEN under-
classmen offensively, as well as five
defensively -only to see Saddlc-
back respond with a return to its
first-half endeavors with a pound-
ing offense and defense taking
charge of the game.
The Roadrunners took the ensu·
ing kickoff and marched 74 yards
in seven plays, never faci{lg as
much as a third down situation.
Ruvulo passed 26 yards to Larry
Maruffo for the touchdown and
the Roadrunners were up, 21-10.
ranted CaJibm.. 'wlddl .... 'f tpt_Dlt No. 3 W .......... IDda.J (C>emlel II 12:30) in BerbleJ, mo 6-toat-2, ~ Willard bu
i"f1:1rd men dm a 6'w ..,,..._
'•milllabelldol .... bellloaldbo u a redlbirt fr ..... " llld Cal .........
Mib hwlawlld. 1M ~ leecfer·ID .,....
iQa eftldeKJ. u1 tldat bJ the time M sndu·
atea be'D prOblbly bo oae ol tbe beat liae-
bacbn tbfs··.-. bu ....
"Ria name will bo up tbete with Ron JtN.. era. with Ka Haney, with HardJ Nic:tenoo.
with David Ortega ... with all these ""' hil name will be up there."
Pawlawlki isn't alone in pndic:tina future
accolades for Willard. During Cal'• •~18 win
over Purdue, KOO commentator Lee Oroa-
cup said. ''The ooachlng ltatf ii extremely
high on Willard. He may be a potential All-
Amcrica a couple of yean down the road."
Willard's performance again.st Purdue war-
ruled IUCll a .......... In 1ba& ~ Wil-
lard DIJCCW • ........_ elabt .... <--
un 'tt&i). M well Ma ..ci ol Purdllo ~
... Bric Huater, • third quuW ....
NCXMIJ, Md a ,.. cltllc:da. wbicll led eo
tea•wte DDld Wllaaa'I IDtelctpdOu.
Fourth OD the .._ ID tamlei with 14, Wil-
lard .... already' ~ to be a defemtve
stalwart for tbe ·a.Mi (3-0).
"He's ou.r boat linebacbr," said Cal defen-
sive coordinator Xcat Baer ... I anticipate bim
being really aood aDd be bu risen to tbO oc-
casion. I think he'll definjtely be all-Pac--1~
He plays the game so bard and he's got great
speed."
Pawlawski agreed
"Pbysjcally, he'• an incredibly talented in·
dividual. He carries 22.S pounds and runs a
4.6 40."
High school rootball
After that it was a matter of
Saddleback's defense pounding on
the Sailors, taking Newport's role
of a defensive intimidator, and it
resulted in three downs and punt;
an Ofer fumble when his arm was
hooked as he went back to pass
for a turnover; three more downs
and a punt with just 5:21 left on
the clock; and finally a late inter-
ception to cap the victory.
lee Payne'Pllut
Newport Harbor's Amin Mirhadi sacks Saddleback quarterback Danny Ruvulo for loss in second quarter.
Statistics ••11•111111cat,.,._......, to .... .,. ,.....
8"""'** 1 1 1 0-21 ~ Hlrbor 0 0 10 0-10 ..... -...
Sad-Rini. rlCCMl'ICI lllodald ..... " end Dll (Onmlo l!!I*). 2:29. ...... , ...
Sad-Arceo 23 pm trom !Wm (Orozco
lddQ. 1:G2. n.HQ ...
NH-safety, blodatd punt downed by
Sadclllll«s Castillly, 5:49.
flt-CGUdo, 13 .... trom °"' (CoU:clo "1..,~~ 29 ..... from RIM*> (Orozco
llldc). 0:41.
Allndlnce: 1.900 ('*'-d). IMNVIDUAL--Sad-Clmllls. 24-8; ~ 8-21; AIM*>.
S.faf.ftu 1.
NH-Tlft.·12·70: Rnnly, 11-44; Cc*lcclo, 2~;
Oter. 1.for-mhll 10; nUled lleld IJOll ~
mhls 9; blocbd Pld. mhls 29.
IMDMDUAL PAUNIQ
Sad-RuM>. 9-1:M>. 112.
NH-Oler. 14-29-2. 183,
aeDMDUAI. MCSIYINQ
Sad-~ 4-53; ~ 3-21; An:eo, 1-23; Ao/Ill. 1-15. NH-Coklcdo. MO; McKown. 3-18; GonZllel,
2-37; Hints, 1·16; Llwlon. 1-12; Arny, 1-0.
U.STAnaTICS ......
First downs 10 14
Rulhes.,-.rdaOI 35-19 27 45 =ylnlage IJ-1~ 14-~
NII rlUn y1n1age• 89 0
~ none 1-mn-10 Net y1n1age m 238
PlrllS 8-23 f.21
Ft.rlUes-brtla IDsl 2-1 2·2
Rigs-net yardaQI 11>-12 9-78
Tlmt of poaess' 25:23 22:37
•Plft rams. ~ ""'* ,...,.
Harbor's running game, with
fullback Tony Mancuso not suited
up because of a shoulder injury, Brinkley inserted various stop-
was at a low ebb. gaps for Mancuso at fullback and
no one filled the role -finally the Finney ·-at fullback and gave the
Sailors put tailback Brandon would-be fill-in fullbacks a shot at
tailback, but nothing was especially
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CAME NOTES: .._ Colecc:M etooc1 out
otJemively, catcbi111 m p111e1 fof 80 yards, ln-cludJ.nc the l).yud payoff ... Prior to the pme
s.ddlebact eo.cb JerfJ Witte called Harbor'•
defcme "the beat in the leapo," and Newport
Harbor eo.cb Jtlf MU11J --.ed the •
ApmeDt, uyinc "Wlthovt I cblbl, thll pmc'I
imponant to get off OD the npt foot" ... The
freshman toot their lumpl. a well, u Saddle-
bad: maintained Its uUClOl"Od upon ruord with
a 14-0 victoly a few boun earlier.
ITA/11811 ........... ,
OIWIM COMT 00 I zm ......... ... ... Cl ......
10 Donnie Sile M 185 So. QB 2 Al*llnl GrMt M 210 ff. Fl
22 bnl SNrTrw\ S.11 190 ff. TB
81 Ann Kaller M 180 lo. WR
83 Cl"'1 Pblllla 1-3 200 So. WR
T7 ... lllva M 2115 Ff. RT
59 Rendy Mlrlfl 8-1 255 So. RO
73 Kip WINdlr 1-3 295 So. c
65 '-Hiii W 275 lo. LO 56 Jasen Mir M 2!16 So. LT 85 8'lln Higgins w 210 ff. Tl
OllAllGmCOUTWI• ................ Cl. .....
51 M:nw MMt f.1 215 So. OT
48 ~ Jlcbon M 250 So. NO
44 Via L1Q11111 S.11 215 So. OT t3 WI Tlllnln S.10 240 ff. Ol.B
3 IQrno Llopolo "1 245 So. u
118 etc Slt'nonul 8-1 220 So. u 1 Sdtc ...., M 220 So. Ol.B 29 AodnW Ina M 1IO Ft. Cl
II 1<1111 llllte M 1• ff. Cl 25 Scol Seymu f. 1 1IO So. FS
19 5-1 Ldlls M 210 So. SS
•• I
., ......... --COSTA
MBSA -Or-~ C= traveh to
Chula Vista
tonight at 7
for a Miiaioo
Conference
football game apimt Soutbwelt·
em. is hoping Dr. Jekyll abowl up
and Mr. Hyde stays behind in the
laboratory.
"Their coach (Bill Kinney) told .
me the)'re an up and down team,"
OCC Coach Bill Workman aaid of
the Apaches. "You never know
which team will show up."
For OCC, 4-0 overall and 3-0 in
conference, each c:onteat carriel
national championship impUca·
tJons, so a victory over Southweat·
cm (3-2, 1-2) is imperative if the
Bucs plan on entcrtainina that
pouibility.
Adrai.n Steen, OCC's retuming
all-conference tailback who hu
368 yards on 54 canies (6.8 aver-
ar) this season, is nuning a
gunpy right ankle and will not start
tonight at DeVore Stadium. Il the
Pirates arc in a situation where
they need Steen. he'll probably
come off the bench.
"The)'re a legitimate contender
for the national championship,"
said Kinney. '"Ibey can't afford to
not have him because they need to
win. I certainly don't think they
can overlook us and save a great
player for the division. Their goals
are higher than that."
Freshman Shane Sherman. who
carried for 115 yards on 11 at-
tempts last Saturday in OCC'a S6-6
victory over San Diego Oty, is
scheduled to start at tailback.
Oran'c Cout, ranted No. 6 in
the national JC grid-wire poll. is
the top-ranked team in Southern
California, holdilfg that distinction
for the first time since 197S when
it won a national title.
"Southwestern can read ratings
and all that stuff," Workman said.
"We're not in a good position that
way because those ratings never
scare anybody, it just gives them
more incentive.
"A wise man once said. "Ibe
higher you get on the ladder, the
more your fanny's exposed.' We
would prefer to reach that position
later in the season. Also, there's a
definite fact that no one has been
No. 1 in the Southland poll more
than two weeks this year in five
straight weeks."
Southwestern, which beat highly-
rcgarded Saddlcback two weeks
ago, 43-32, dropped a 33-6 deci-
sion last week against Golden
West.
"I think they were overconfident
~ ... ainst Golden West," Workman
said of the Apaches. "Neither
team scored on offense in that
game, except for field goals, and
Golsicn West's defense is very
good.
"They throw a loL They never
have one back in the backfield, it's
always a one-back offense. We
know who's going to show up -
they just lost. They showed up at
our stadium (against owq and
didn't play well, so we're gomg to
get their best. They won't make
the same mistakes. They'll play us
the way they played Saddleback."
"It should be an interesting con-
test," Kinney said. "We had a
great game against Saddlebact,
comma from behind to win, and
I'm not takina anything away from
Golden West -they played a very
opportunistic game against ua. We
may have been a little full our our-
selves apinlt Saddleback."
' '""
'
Saturday. October 19. 1991 U
Cotta Mesa running back Fernando Ospina tries to shake the grasp of Laguna Hills defender Mike Bochenek u Mustang teammates Joel Harding _(85) and Mike Cota (36) try to pave the way Thursday.
Mustangs' luck goes lroOI bad/ -o worse
Costa Mesa suffers third straight
bitter defeat, 21-17, to Laguna Hills
By Klt1c Wolcott
--Wlllt MISSION VI.EJO -Notice:
Whoever took the Mustangs'
lucky boneshoe, please return it
and no questiom will be asked.
They need it. Badly.
For the third straight week the
C.O.ta Mesa High football team
Jolt a pme it could have, and
probably should have, won.
Thia one -a 21-17 setback to
Laguna Hills on Thursday night
-wu especially hard to digest,
since it came in the Pacific Coast
League opener against the de-
fending league champions.
"We do it every week. We
have to quit playing well and los·
ing," said Costa Mesa Coach
Tom Baldwin after his team fell
to 2"'4 (0-1 in league). The Mus-
tanp have now lost their last
three games by a total of 10
points.
Meanwhile, Laguna Hills (3-2-
1, 1--0), the only team to beat the
Mustangs in PCL action a year
ago, were able to do it again this
year by scoring with 3 minutes 38
seoonds left in the game.
The critical play came with
6:58 to go. Leading 17-14 and
facing a fourth-and-six from the
Laguna Hills 42-yard line, the
Mustangs faked a punt.
Junior Andrew Banua took the
short snap, running to his right,
but was nailed 3 yards behind the
line of scrimmage by Oreg De
Felice.
"I felt it would work," Baldwin
said in defense of the fake. "We
were able to stop them dead be-
fore. The fake looked good in
practice. If it works, we win the
game.
"If it doesn't work, well, they
still have 50 yards to go to
score."
True, but the Hawks went
those 50 yards -actually 55 -
and they did it in just seven
plays, quarterback Justin Vedder
throwing 18 yards to Ryan Geyer
for the winning score.
That -------was the
second of
Vedder's
t 0 u c b-
d own
to ss es,
the first a
5 9 -y a rd
pass-and-
run play
to Matt
'We have to
quit playing
well and
losing.• ----Costa Mesa coach
Stilson late in the first quarter
that gave Laguna Hills its only
other lead, 14-7.
Vedder finished with eight
completions in 14 attempts for
129 yards. Dave Webber, the
Hawks' lone ball carrier, ran for
another 129 and a first-quarter
touchdown.
Otherwise, though, the Mus-
tangs controlled the game with a
pound-it-out runninf attack that
gobbled nearly 30 minutes on the
clock.
Playing without Johnny Os-
pina, who tore a hamstring mus-
cle in last week's 17-14 loss to
Corona del Mar, the Mustangs
PMlflo Coeet L11..-
LMl!m o..r.11
WLTWLT
1 0 0 5 1 0
1 0 0 3 2 1
1 0 0 2 3 1
0 1 0 2 4 0
0 1 0 3 2 1
0 1 0 2 4 0 .... ....... ... 21,c....-..17 Cdl'y1S. ....... '7
(Get.Ml Trllllc:o 191 )4~. ~ llldl 13
l.IQlllll lllldl YI. • NllWparl Hllllor
cn.y YI. c.e.":.-:*.!. ~ Hllllor ..
l.IQlllll 191 • TrlllucO His
still managed to gain 198 ground
yards.
Fernando Ospina led the way,
picking up 100 yards on 25 car-
ries, including a 28-yard gain to
the Laguna Hills' 18 late in the
third quarter.
Mike Cota then carried three
times to the 15, where Jeff Lux-
embourger booted a 32-yard field
goal that gave the Mustangs a 17-
14 lead.
Cota, who finished with 54
yards on 13 carries, scored on a
5-yard trap play earlier in the
quarter to even the score at 14-
all. The highlight of that drive
was Matt Jaglowski's 22-yard run
off a double hand-off on third-
and-11.
"That was a reverse, a '46 spe-
cial' off a wing set," said Baldwin
of the play Jagwalski ran twice
for 42 yards. The Mustangs were
also effective crashing the right
side for consistent gains of 3, 4
and S yards.
"We mos~y ran powers and
wedges all night," Baldwin said.
Trailing 14-7 in the first quar-
ter, C.OSta Mesa put together a
16-play, 81-yard drive that lasted
nearly seven minutes, only to
F. Ospina Luxembourger
hand over the ball on downs one
foot short of the goal line.
"That's what I mean," Baldwin
said of his team's misfortunes
this year. "We don't score on the
I -yard line when we should."
Costa Mesa also had difficul-
ties through the air. Matt Harber
completed just 4 of 12 passes for
59 yards.
He did connect twice with
Mike Meyer on the Mustangs'
first possession, though, the sec-
ond pass going for 11 yards and a
7--0 lead.
But that advantage wu short-
lived. On their next possession,
the Hawks took the ball 76 yards
on seven plays and never faced a
second down.
ICalluya RMI'°' llt'l'llot
Binh Tran of Costa Mesa lunges forward for short gain while
being brought down by La~na Hills defender Roman Vasquez
during Mustangs' 21-17 Pactfic Coast League loss Thursday night.
Statistics
Legww HHle 21 , Coeta .... 17
Socwe Irr ChwW9 IWDMDUAL PMSlllO
Com Mesa 7 0 10 0-17 CM-liner, 4·12--0. 59.
l.lgln l9ls 14 0 0 7 -21 LH-Vedder, 8-14--0, 129.
Flnt ~ llfDMDUAL RaCEWllO
CM-Meyer 11 pass from Harber CM-Meyer, 2·28: C.. 1-19: Nleblng, 1-12.
(l.UXlllnbourge kick), 6:49 LH-Wttlber, 3-21; Jmenez. 2-28; Geyer,
LH-Webber 7 1\#'1 (Higgins kick), 41>0. 21-21, SU1son. 1·59.
LH-S11son 59 pus from Veddet (Hloon GAIR aTAnsncs
ldck), 2:14. C11 LM
Third Quarter Ars1 downs 15 12
CM-Cota 5 1\#'1 ~ ldciQ, 5:S4. Rushes·}'WaOI 50-198 19-123 CM-l.ulclmbcuger 32 FG, 1:59. Pw1ng y1n11ge 59 129 Fourth~ Passing 4-12--0 S..1~
LH-G4lyer 18 PJSS from Vedder (Higgins Net l'8'#n yvdlge • 31 12
ldck). 3:38. Sadcs·ysdage ()-0 2...m.12
Allnctlnct: 1,500 (tsllmaled). Net ywdage 288 252
IMDMDUAL llUSMlllQ P\#Cs 2-36.5 4-37.3
CM-F. Ospina. 25· 100; Cotl, 13-54; FWnblls-Mtlla 10st 2--0 1--0 ~ 2-41: Hllber, <M; Tl'll\ 6-0: 8aRJa. Rags-nee yWlgl 5-46 4.39
1-b~ 3. T1me ol possession 29:57 18:03 LH-Wetiber, 1&-129; Vedder, 3-for~ 18 • •Plft rams. lnllertfl)lanS. UN11e relms
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ANA -St.
John Boaco
limply became
another statia.-
tic Friday
night at tbc
Santa Ana Bowl, where Mater Dei
High'• faithful outnumbered St
John Boeco'a about S,000 to SOO.
It WU cloaer on the scoreboard.
but not much.
1banb to an early third quarter
massacre, Mater Dci. Orange
C.Ounty>s top-ranked team. im-
proved to 7-0 and 1-0 in the Ange-
lus LeafUe with a 3S-7 romp over
the visiting Braves (1-S).
"We were afraid all week that
our emotions wouldn't be there,"
said Mater Dei C.Oacb Bruce Rol-
linson, whose 5_9uad hammered
former No. 1 Mission Viejo last
week, 42-7, to claim the county>s
top ranking.
Following a first half in which
the Braves trailed only 14-7 after
having control of the football near-
ly twice as long as the Monarchs,
Mater Dei quarterback Billy Blan-
ton went to wort against a feeble
St. John Bolco ..a..,,. com-
pletiq ..,,,. ltr9labt .... to
opea tbe teomMt ball. Two ol them
were~
Tho Monudla are off to their
belt start liDce 1~ wbea they
were 11-0 before 1olina to Ana-
beiln ill tho-aemtffnala of the aP
1>iaJoffl. Rolliaul. iaddentally.
wu a defemlft back , for Mater
Del on that team.
Leef>~
Century's Abel Perez (40) gi:abs interception and prepares to head the opposite way for a touchdown,
denying Estanda't intended receiver ty Schialer (top). Eagles linebacker Ricardo Aguilar delivers
crushing hit on Juan Garcia at the end of a screen pass during the second quarter (bottOln).
. -
I I '· ' ; ' .............. 1 ......
•211• llud 1.-r MDI•• la
tbe -...... ~tint --tam to .... I& 20-7. n. ...
paUat . .., IUt tho ere. ber .... _ ..... '"'~'f 1
1 rt 32-0 wi
i=-I I I S t I C11voJY °"P"I -·· &o.aaecl ,,,,.,, ao .,od.
St. :Jolua.., ....... ~ ... I I I I t I l t • -••-U ~_....., IL.111111.... I 1 0 1 I I ~··~· ..,......._.~ ~IMI :":'-.. ~ t::-0:::: t .... 'l1lundlly ......... to nl t .,. ... , fOotbell. ... li,......, chllllllild
end ... .pa TaDbldt Ori
Ruperto ud Bl•• carried b 1
Ucl ,5' Judi, ·~· to pie tho Moaan:bl a fint Oil tbe
Bnvel' 44.
A 13-yard complotioD from just ltrvgled a uuao bit.
Blanton to Ruperto moved tbo ball "Our ~ pme wu p>d
to the 31. thcD Blaatoa bit bi1 fa-and we made a lot ol yatdaae on
write taraet -tfabt end DllYid t.bo draw play. wc•re 1.0, bUt we
Knutf -for a 31-yud touc:hdown line • -"' ........ opponeat next over t.bo middle. ·-1 -....
Blan•-'• -...-J .. t --'-(1bunday) in Scmte. We've tot -.wv-........ ....... .... na1u to be up f1!le1'1 weet.••
1'UI to an UDCOYered Juoo 'lbicl 1be •iMion b Mater Dei on
made it 28-7 with 8:13 atill remain-defemo wu to atop St. John Bolco
in& in the thinl quarter. runnin& back Derek Ayers. a
Rollimon. tbOugb, wun't Im· speedy 1enior wb'o pined 144
pfPICd with the opening 2'4 min· yards on 2S carriea.
uta. ..._ llOID -r.n......., Oii ..-· "We were flat at tbe beginning '** ._....._ •....,.. 1111 IWC.._.
of tho ~" be aaid ... But I :::-...::.~-==-=-•~.,::
thought WO played a peat ICCODd .... 1-l[filftl1° 0111111111 lllf ....
half. We didn't have a good prac-' ..... MllMlll •'*"'* -• 1 t 1
tice on 1bunday and we were flat. = ':.,:= = :'i •: :*i-. but we did what we bad to do. We c...-ear ....., Dll • .. 9'lt _.. .
mANCIA: E'8lll v1c111111za11
llY c.tll'J's 100-YIN lhlft
From 81
most of the night. the junior left-
bander completed j\lat 3 of 16
passes for 33 yards and bad three
interceptions.
His counterpart, Martinez. bad
better success, completing 7 of 17
for 81 yards and one interception.
His most important pass, and the
second "big" play for the
Centurions, came With 2:35 left in
the game.
With the score tied, 7-7, Century
took over on its own 32 and drove
to the Estancia 18 on the strength
of Juan Garcia's 31-yard run.
There, Martinez rolled right and
lofted a pasa to Paul Tanny, who
was left alone in the end zone.
Tanny nestl~ the ball in his
outstretched bands to put the
visitors up, 13-7. The extra point
was blocked.
The Eagles got one last chance
to score when Aiuilar recovered
his second fumble -and the
fourth lost by the Centurions -at
the Estancia 25 with 1:08 to play.
Johner found Peter Baniaga for 19
yards to the Century :44, but the
drive died near midfield.
"This was a bard loss, a tough
loss when you outplay them and
can't get the ball ·in the end zone,"
Uebengood said.
Estancia's chances to score were
greatly diminished in the third
quarter when sophomore running
back Nelson Olshefski was dragged
down after ~Ji 24 yards and twisted his right e.
Olshefski, wbo led the Eagles
with 68 yards rushing OD 11
carries, bad to be helped off the
field and did not return. At that
point, Estancia still led, 7-0.
"We've vlon four games in the
second half now," Brown said
after the comeback. "I talked to
Buday Olshefski
my playera at halftime and
reminded them that we're a
'second-half' team. It scarea me to
death winning like this. rm too old
for this."
With Olshefski sidelined,
sophomore Ouiltian Gomez took
over and finished the game with 48
yards rushing OD 13 carries. He
also caught two passes for 14
yards.
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productive pme of the ...
connecting OD 11 of 18 ~
267 yards and one toucbdowQ w
DO interceptions. He aJlo ru
two toucbdowm. a 1-yud jaunt
the tint quarter that launcW C
YUYI ICOring wault and a 16-JI
daih in the leCODd quarter ti
made it 30-0 at halftime follow:
a two-point convenioa.
"They tried to play UI IDID
man wfth their free aafety on
and a lot of people tty to play
that way, but we're ~re~ ~
that way,•• said Van Hook, wlM
squad improyed to S-1 and 2.()
league. "'We kept throwina the t
and we felt we could complete
every time we threw it.
"Our offense in the fint II
was very much like a machine. ,
executed well and moYed the b
We lost some yards in the aecc
half, but the fint half wu just o
standing. It was definitely the t
est half we've played in Calv:
Chapel history, without queation
The Eagles bad seven fi
downs and 272 total rarda in I
tint half, then defensm end £
Sundquist sacked Leffinpe
quarterback in the end zone fo
safety in the fourth quarter. Fre
man comerback Gilbert Mun
and senior comer Mike Ect
each had interceptions for the I
gles.
Sharkey, who has completed
of 103 passes for 900 yards and
touchdowns this ace.son with o
two interceptions, found wide •
Danny Neumann three times
74 yards and Brian Arrowcl
twice for 73. David Ortiz caugh
20-yard touchdown pass ill the s
.ond quarter. .
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scores, slate
CDM: Twin disaster for Sea Kings with loss of Kehrli, game
From 81
Mark Cunningham, who watched
hiJ team begin league battle with a
victory. improving his Trojans'
overall mark to 4-2.
Univenlty had taken its 14-point
lead in the fint half by virtue of a
45-yard scamper by halfback
Sammy Hunt on the fint play fol-
lowing Chris Burke's fumble recov-
ery in the fint quarter. as well as a
two-play march oovering 12 yards
after Nguyen Hang covered the
second of two C.dM fumbles.
Todd Andenon, atarting in the
abtence of atandout back Jerry
Apana (twisted ankle), cashed in
over the left aJde from 7 yards out
whb 1tiJJ 6:22 remaining in the
fint half.
The Sea KinJt responded with a
62-yard march to eet up a 35-yard
field goal by Tom He11 to nanow
tho marpn to 14-3. TwlGo Kebrli
wwmt to Juoo Clark in tho drive
and •t produced a pair of fibn
hfPlfpta. ,
Oark made a circua catch of a
46-yard 1Uike to the Uni 21. and
he pulled in a 14-ya.rder on third
down to ,et Heu within nnp.
The Sea Khlp went to their
wild "Ciuck-it" spRad offcmo just
once -and Unfvenity wu ready
with noscguard OM>e1 Kim byina
the attack. and the sack. of Kehril
juat one map before tho pw to
Qark for 1'4 yards.
It appeared Corona del Mu wu aoins to aet IOIDC tegitJmate lhota
at tatina the lead fn the ICCODd
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Briefly
CdM poloists win defensive struggle, &-4, to reach semis
Held to one goal through the first •
half, the Corona del Mar Hilb water ~
polo squad used a big second half to ..
hold off San Diego power Coronado, 6-4, Friday at
Tustin High to reach the semifmals of the North
Orange County Tournament.
The Sea Kings (13-1) will play at 4 p.m. today,
and with a victory again at 8 this evening, at Inde-
pendence Parle in Fullerton, seeking the tourney
title. Friday's decision avenged a loss to Coronado
in this tournament last year.
Corona trailed 2-1 after a low-scoring first half,
but notched four of the next five ~oals for a lead it
would not relinquish. Austin We11 had two goals
and four others one apiece for CdM, the top-ranked
squad in CIF 4-A
In other high school action: •La Sema 7, Newport Harbor 4: The Sailors
were unable to score in the final period and fell de-
spite being even, 4-4, after three quarters. Oliver
Fleener accounted for half of the scoring output for
Newport (8-5).
In an Angelus League match:
•Mater Dd 1,, Santa Margarita 7: Tom Broyles
scored a career-high 10 goals -three in each of the
final three quarten -as the Monarchs improved to
3-1 in league play. Michael Ciecek added three
goala for Mater Dei, which outscored its visitors 11-
1 in the middle two quarters to make it a rout.
In community college action: • Oranae Cout 13, El Camino 5; Oran1e Coast
15, CJprat I: The Pirates (21-3 overall) extended
their winning streak to 12 matches with a pair of
victories at the Cypress Tournament Friday. Mark
Campagna notched four ~als in the easy win over
BJ Camino, while Ken Nickel had four against the
host Cbarpn.
Cout led by only one at halftime against Cypress,
but puUcd away with a big third quarter, outscoring
the Owpn, 7-2. • <>ruae c..t 11, Saddlebact 7: On Thursday,
Ken Nickel netted seven JOala, including all four of
OCC• in the teCODd penod, as the Pirates tuf'l\ed
back Saddlebac:k. 11-7, in an Orange Empire Con-
ference match. c.out (5-0 ill conference) led only 7-6 entering
tho ftnlll CJUU*. But Matt Reilly scored his two
jOill iii •• fowtll ...,.er u tho l>iratet won aoina
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led by head coach Dan Glenn, Newport Harbor's wlleyball te.m swept Saddlebadc Thursday.
away. Mark Walab led Saddleback with five goals.
Calvary sweeps ninth in row
The calvary Cllapel High 1ir11 vol-·
leyball team not only won fta ninth J ,
atra.iabt match Thursday, tho Bqlet cap->_ ~· turec1 their 27th conaecutive pme with· ---
out a Jou.
Calvfry downed La Sierra Academy, 15~, 15-13,
15-12, fo improve to 7-0 bl Arrowhead Leape play.
In danger of 10liDa tbdr flnt ~ of the aeuon,
tho Bqla tnilecf lW fn 1hi ftaal pa,e wlRm
Oeor&io BoFrt aened for nlno point.a in a row to
doee out the match.
Outlide bitter Courtney Owem notched 20 1dUI
for C&lvary, which vllita S&erman Indian on Tuetday
It 4.
In other Pll deyball:
• C.... ...-Mer 3, Tlllttii 0: CdM remained
unbeaten bl four Sea View Let.aue matchea 'Ibu..,.
day, Uid aet up a abowdown with 3-1 UniYel'lity next TuelcblJ with tho 15..S, 15-10, 15-7 vercUct over tho
VWtina TUJen. Lon Newcomer was tho kill leader for CdM with
11, while Osannayno Conley added 10.
,,
8 Newport Barbor 3, Saddleback 0: Junior out-
side bitter Dani Foley led the way with eight kills as
the Sailors (8-4, 1-2) earned the 15-2, 15-1, 15·3 Sea
View sweep.
8 Eatanda 3, Trabuco Hllls 0: The Eagles moved
to 3-4 overall, 3-1 in the PCL with a 15-1, 15-13, 15-
6 victory behind eight kills from Oaudia Ruggiero,
seven from Christine Heims and steady all-around
play from Tracy Brannis.
• Mater Del 3, Santa Margarita 0: Heather Lee
and Becki Oeblke had seven kills apiece in the
Monarchs' 15-8, 15-4, 15-11 Angelus League tri-umph. ·
In a community college match:
• Onqe Cout 3, Fallnton 0: The Pirates
moved to 8-3 overall. 3-1 in the Orange Empire
Conference, 15-2, 15-5, 15-2, as sophomore middle
blocker Stacy Bckemeyer recorded 11 kills and five
blocks.
Ho, M anz pace Estancia
The Estancia HJgh boya croa country ~ 1 team made it three atraJabt Pacific C.out _.t.: '
League dual meet victoriea without a r
loss Thursday at O'Neill Park with a 21----
38 dec:ilion over Trabuco Hilla.
The' Basie•' Robert Ho C&lily won in 17:19, with
Jeff Manz taJdng f\IDDUoup bon°'9 in 17:41.
In a girls meet:
• Tnb9co BUii 24, lltuda 33: The Bqloa' Uz
Pelayo took a wrona tum and had to aettlc for third
in 23:53, behind Trabuco Billi' Christy Holmpen
(22:14) and MeliaM ICoenan (22:56). Sb&DDOG Oo-
pn wu the om Eatanda lbdlher, ptacina fourth in
24:06.
At the Mt. SAC l~donal: •Tho Corona del Mar HIP boJi pi.cec1 leCODd
ln tbe 9weop1C1bl na ol tho smaJf ~ ~ •
lion, COmiq up al.IJ al winner SID Marino by JUit
eewn ~a .
Tbe sea KAi.tll w 100 PGiD11 ...,... aot bntnl
their top flnliMr piece la die 'top 12. lltb Br....a
WM lJda la 17:CJt, GO 9llnd I 9D0d dmi 1-aw
of .... llOt ud ..,. cmdldom .............
duriCI Priday. CdM'• oat foiur IUIUllll..,. 19th tbrttulb 24~ ._....,,.,.._....,......,_.,.........,~ -
"'-let. 21
From 81
people to a table at the banquet and I five
or m tables rese~,'' Penhall said, laugh-
ing. "I'll have my whole family there. My racina family, too •••
Penhall, who graduated from Newport
Harbor in 197S, gave up a promising base-
ball career to race profCU10nally. Though
be competed for nine yean, bis results in
1981 alone were probably worthy of Hall of
Fame ex>nsideratioo.
That year; Penhall became only the sec-
ond American to win the individual World
Championship in the S4-year history of the
sport. He also teamed with Costa Mesa's
Bobby Schwartz to beex>me the first Ameri-
cans to capture the World Best Pairs crown
and then captained the United State team
to its first ever World Team Cup title.
On top of that, he returned to Costa
Mesa in October to grab the National
Championship and repeated as the indi·
vidual World Champion in 1982, before
hanging up the racing gloves for good.
"My dream and ambition was to retire as
World Champion. which 1 did," said Pen-
hall, who continues to put on demonstra-
tions and charity events in Australia and
Europe, but no longer races.
After retiring, he pursued a new ambi-
tion, appearing as a regular for 23 episodes
on the television show "CHiPs." He then
moved on to a bigger screen. "Hard Hunt·
ed" -an action-adventure film about a
CIA cover up due out in theaters next year
-marks his sixth feature film and fourth
starring role.
"The shows have been very successfuJ,
plus I get to take a mini-vacation every
time we shoot," said Penhall, who recently
returned from Arizona and will be Oying to
Hawaii next month to finish the film.
Penhall also works for Oaldey, outfitting
TV and movie actors With sunglasses, and
continues to pursue a broadcasting career
that has seen him do commentating spots
for ABC, BSPN and Prime Ticket.
He said he loves his work and all the
traveling it allows, but admits his new am-
bition is much closer to home.
"My family is the most important thing
these days," said Penhall, who, with his
wife Laurie, has three children -Ryan, 4,
McKenzie, 2, and Connor, 11 months.
, SNUN NotflealPllat
"While I was racing, I was so dedicated
to the sport I thought of little else," he
said. "Now, my family is definitely my top
priority."
Soon-to-be Orange County Sports Hall of Fame inductee Bruce Penhall poses with son Ryan.
Penhall, a Newport Harbor High School grad uate, will be inducted into the Hall Oct. 29.
Couch potato corner
lbe rnaJors
AIMrtOMLe ..... CHAllPION8HIP ao111a
T~~
Game 1-Mtmnota 5, ToronlO 4
Game 2-Torotto 5, Mmesota 2
Game 3-Mmesota 3, Toronto 2 (10
lnnlngS)
Glrne 4-Mmesota 9, Toronto 3
Gllne 5-Mmesota 8, Toronto 5
(Mlnnaotl wtns sns. 4-11
......... u..ue
CIUJIFIOllSHIP IDIU ......... .,,
MIMta w. Plllallurvh
Game 1 -Plftsburah 5, Allll'lll 1
Glrne 2-~ f. Pllsburgh 0
Game 3-AllalU 10, Plttsbul'Vh 3
Game 4-Pillsburgh 3, Atlanta 2 (10
~ 5-Ptll:sbufQh 1. Atlanta 0 Game 6-Atlanta 1, Pittsburgh 0
Game 7 -Atlanta 4, Plttsburvh 0 (Al·
lantl wtna series, 4·3)
World..._
(819'4'1)
Au.nta w. Mlnneeot.
Todly-Alllntl (l.elbr1ncft 15·13. 0-0)
It Mlmesota (MootsJ8-12. 2.0), 5:29.
Swldly-Alllta (GllWle 2().11. 0.2)
• MhlllOtl (Tlplllf 16-9, 0.1), 5:40.
TutldlY-Mmaota (Eftckson 20-8,
(M) •An (Avwy 1M, ~.()). 5:29.
Wtdnlldly-• Alllra. 5.26.
Tluldly-• .... 5:26 .•
Sit, Oct. 26-• Mlnnllota. 5:26.• sun.. Oct. 27-• Mmaoll. 5:40.*
• -· nlCIUlfY
SATURDAY
~JON c.i-.r....,.11
9 a.m. -T•nncaoo·Alabama, Q . 7. 9:30 a.m.-Jadlana•Mlchlaan, ESPN.
9:30 un.-Harvard-Comcll, SC.
10 a.m.-Texu·Atkanau. PT.
11 a.m. -Southern.Jac:boo St., BBT.
12:30 p.m.-Wuhlnaton-Cal, Qi, 7.
12:30 p.m. -1..SU·Kentudcy, TBS.
3 p.m. -C. Mk:hlpa·Ktnt, SC.
3:30 p.m.-StanJonl·USC, PT.
4:30 p.m.-N'[).Alr Force. ESPN.
7 p.m. -l.1Cl..A-01'ep St., PT. 7~ p.m.-Pad.fto.sao JO-.~~
10:30 p.m.-Su Dfoto St.·U'l\!J', PT.
10'.JO p.a.-N. ~SC. 12:30 a.a.-ND-Air Parm. ESPN.
II a.a-AC=-~. I .... -CAJlT Clrnl1 •• ISPN. l:JOp.a.-~ TNN.
t p. -OP ot ~:...l!SPN·
11 :JO a.a-Dill fl lleldl lft'I, OI. 4. .......
12:JO p.a.-Mcl>aeald'• Optft, Q. 4. ......
t p.a.-U.S. ,.._North Kone, SC.
Gelf
I p.•.-Sildan to9r'MY. BSPN. ..,..
S ,._,,_ Pt11Uoe, Calil., 0. 4. .... 4~-~a.n
SAnJRDAY
• Stanford-USC. PT, 3:30
• World Series, Ch. 2, S:30
SUNDAY
• Uons..C9ers, Ch. 2, 1
• World Scriea, Ch. 2, 5:30
MONDAY
• Bcl\gals·Bilb. Ol. 7, 6
• He.ms·Jcnnlnp, SC. 6
........
S:30 p.m.-Woild Seri9I, 0\. 2.
u.s.~o.w
7:JO p.m.-Alailillio brC'l II. TBS. ....,
7'.30 p.m. -Nortll Sw.Kmp. OI. S. -.... 7:30 p.a-0.. Tree repa.,.. OI. 1&.
10 p.m.-Oat Ttto rept.,a. SC.
2 a.m. -Loe Alalriftos rcph111, PT.
IADlO c..,.,.....
101.m.-Oa. Tedli.$.Car, XTRA~690).
11 a.m. -Ncb.·ltaa. St., KJBV J70).
NoOe-CSP·Ulall IL, ltMNY ( 600) .
l .-:-U ..... .._ KOltO (1190).
J:JO p.lft.-..... -UIC. ULA (ISIO).
I p.11.-ID IL·U'l'IP. XT1tA (690).
7 p.m. -UCLA-OSU, KMPC (710).
7:30 p.m.-ND-.A.Force, KBLA (1580).
laabtbeU
12:30 p.m.-Lakcn, Kl.AC (570). ........
S:30 p.m. -World Series, KNX (10?0).
Bodley
10 p.m.-Stan·Kiop. XTRA (690).
SUNDAY
TIUYISION
Mee ....
9:30 a.rn.-AC.Delco 500, TNN.
111.m.-Camel Orud Prtr. ESPN.
.S p.m.-Moatcrey OP. ESPN.
Mktnlabt-NASCAR 400, ESPN. ..........
JO un.-~ 0.. 4, lp.an.-~·. lOa.a.-,.ldw~r~.
7:JO p•.-OM ,.._ ~ Q. 18.
ti p.11\.-0M,........,..,.. SC. l:lOa.m.-=~PT.
10-JO a.m.-Okla. Sl·~ PT.
l P.•·-~"tt, SC.
2 p.m.-~·BY\1, PT.
4:30 p.m.-LB St.·M.laml. SC.
1:30 p.m. -N • .,..._AJr Fotct, SC.
tO:lO ,.m.-Ua.Ao()rep St., PT. a.
1:30 p.m.-Selilaft ._..,, BSPN. l •I' I
S:lO ..-.-WCllW ...._ Q. 2o
The NR
... tloMl~r.nce
W l T Pot. ,. PA
I 0 0 1.000 134 S3
3 3 0 .500 103 133 3 3 0 soo 101 122
2 4 0 333 129 108 cmrnw. o.'Clll 5 1 0
~-=-52 0 3 4 0 T-.eBIY 1 s o
Glwl 8IY 1 • 0 llA8T
.mm 119
714 107 111
429 103 113
1'7 73 113
143 13 125
~-· 7 0 0 1000 231 82 -s 2 0 714 150 131
NVGllrts 4 3 0 .$71 111113
....... 3404299893 "'-* , 4 0 429 • 139
AIMftcM~ ....,
W l T Pot. ,. PA
5 2 0 714 140 71
4 2 0 887 121 107
4 3 0 571 114 128
3 4 0 429 131 109
1 • 0 143 121 157
CDTUL s 1 0 13317189
3 3 0 500 135 127
2 4 0 .333 "111 o a o ooo e1111
UST Miio a 1 o 151 210 154 ....,,. 3 4 0 429 127 114
NV Jiii 3 4 0 .429 140 135
""" Engllrld 2 4 0 333 .. 111 tndllNillOlt 0 7 0 000 49 171 nwu__. • ._.. Cl*IGD 10, Glwl.., 0 ..._..a-
--·~1PJlll. ...._. • ..... faW'NI 4 • 10 ""I .._.,,. • ........., 1oun
........... 10&A. ......... ~10Ull.
T ....... • .... Olllft. 10 &A .. ..... 1.Jll.
-..... ... """' 1 _pa . OMe•Slft ....... Ct!WNl2• 1 •111l --Cir.°"""· 1 ..... ........... Qldl'lllll ..... fCIW"" 7 •• Jiii.i OPOIDATt: ~,,, .... ....,_ ..........
7:30 p.m. -'86 Series Oamc 6, PT.
SUftq
6:30 p.m.-From Sebastian Inlet, PT.
Socftr
11:30 p.m.-U.S.·North Korea. SC.
IW>IO .... , .......
I p.m.-Raml·R.aldcn. ICFI (640).
1 p.m.-Browm-$0, XTRA (690). ........
5:30 p.m.-World S.rlct, KNX (lcn<I).
MONDAY
'ID.ZVISION
Gell
Nooe-Genna• ()peft, mPN.
leas
4 p.m.-~ua.A. rr. .... ,.....
6p.a.-leipll-IMlll.0..'7. ..... 6p.m.-~SC.
7:30 p.m.-lA'fala·Brocib. PT. llp.m.-~SC. 1'wwt11t..._
1 p.m. -From New Yoct: BSPN. c.....· ........
10:30 p.m.-kufo.od.USC. PT. IA.DIG • .........
6 p.a.-l••b IP, 10fX (1070). _., ........ t ••
Youth basketball signups set
Regllttatlou are oow belna
tatcn for youth and ltty Bitty bas-
ketball lcquca at the Newport·
C.O.ta Mesa Family YMCA.
The Jtty Bitty propm. for boys
and girls ages 4-6, nam Nov. 12
through Dec. 19 every Tuesday
and Thursday from 4-S p.m.
The six-week session introduces
the basics of basketball through
drills, activities and practice
games.
1bc youth league, for boys and aitla in padea 2-S, runa Dec. <4
through Feb. 13.
Both programa COit $40 for
YMCA memben and S60 for non·
memben.
For more information, call the
YMCA at (714) 642-9990. _., Del'Uot
MS Bike Tour upcoming
The Orange County Multiple
Sclerosis Society's MS 150 Bike
Tour is coming to the area next
weekend, Oc:t. 26-27.
Hundreds of OranJe County
residents will pedal their way from
Newport Beach to San Onofre,
raising funds for the continued re-
search into the cause and cure for
multiple sclerosis.
For further information on par-
ticipation, contact the Orange
County Multiple Sclerosis Society
at (714) 752-1680.
By the numbers
TENNIS ~ CROSS COUNTRY+~
------------------------
:tvw-:::1L= Mempert ....._ te, Tustin a ........ Hiwldrls (NH} def. BIQr, 7-f. dtl. Tafoya. 6-2.
def. 111'Dwn. . 6-~; Olson INH'I won. 6-1. &-4, H ; JICOtl (NH} won. 6-2. lost.'~. won. &-0. .,... ...
TaH..ewis IHtfl def.~. 6-2. dff '*'Oelt· T1111, g..1: def. Manc*>w·SlvU'nln, 6-1 ,
tno-Hollrnan (NH) lost. 2-8, won. 6-1, 6-1; McGuy·
Holnl (NH) won. 6-3. M . 6-3.
Corona .. -ta. """'-llltr •
A.sch (CdM) loS1=1-6. def. Dote. 7·5.
def. tlctlols. 6-0; Gcld$1lln (CdM) lost. 1-&. won. 6-
0, 6-0: Nelson (CdM) lost. <Ml, 2-&, won. M
Deulllu
Anhoocl-Clcerone (CdMl def. Pope-Ridos, M .
def. HW;-Olson. 6-1, def. U'Hto, 6-0; Wk*>n-
Glasoow ICdM) won. 6-2.t lost. 5-7, won. 6-0; J.Utfy-O'M'eara (CdM) lost, t-8, won. &-4, H .
PACIFIC COAST UAOU•
m.t.nota ta, La9una ... e ........
Rainey !El lost to Stevens, 1-&, lost to Hopkins, 0-6, def. Jollci>elK, 6-3; Aekler (E) k>S1. 4-{I, 1-8, won.
6-2; l<reisle (E) k>S1. s-7, 1-8, won, 7-8.
Doublee Grtoaftls·Wmer (E) dtl. Jlmenez.ffWlsen. 6-1,
def. Busheil·UUtensclUger, 6-3, def. Slnatl-8ICKICtt
6-1; F1lno-Gooclr1ct (E) won. 6-2, 8-3, ~; Ofik9..
Schlosser (E) won. 6-2. 6-1, 6-2.
Costa .... te, Centut'y 2
Hsu (CM) def. e.iu.~def. Delgado, 6-1, def. Guerrero, 6-1; Co. Do (CM) Ioli. 3-6, won. 7-&. M ;
L Trq (CM) lost. 1-&, won, 6-1, &-0.
Deulll11
Cl Do-t.w (CM) def. D ~T. Nguyen, 6-0,
def Le-Glep, 6-0, def. Watson-lopez, &-0; . Meon-Dano (CM) won. 6-0, 6-0, 6-0: Km-T Trq (CM) won. 6-1. 6-3. 6-1.
MOD.US LUOW Senta ......... tO, llllter Del a
Asnuss (MO) def = M , def Shedd, 6-0,
def. Scanlon. 6-0; Jarrell (MD) lost. 1-6, 4-6, won.
6-2; Ota (MO) lost. G-6, 1-6, 3-e. DoublM
Abe-Corcer (MO} dtl. Gamon-Brown, 6-2. def.
Hawley·Scu!lda. 6-3. def. Blacldun-Hatch. 6-2.
~..Croswell lost, 2-6. 1-6, won. S-2; Wq-
AMrado {MO) lost. 2-&. 3-6, 8-7.
VOLLEYBALL
Communltw ='= ......... OUNG• allttR•FUUIC• OIW'I08 Coast dff. FUlerton. 1 S-2, 15-6. 1 S-2.
"""'echoolglrt8 IUV.WLUGUS
Corona def Mar def. TUl9\. 15-8. 1S..10, 1 s-7.
Newport Harbor def. Sadclllblck. 1 S-2. 15-1. 1 s..
3.
PACIFIC COAST LUOU8 Estancia def Tl'lbuCO Ills, 15-1, 15-13. 15-8.
lagl#la Hiiis def. Com Mesa. 1&-18, 13-15, 15-8.
15-4. AllQD.US LUQUS
MD Del def. sna~ 15-4, 15-11. ARROW WIS ~ et.i def. LI Siena~. 15-8. 15-13. 15-12.
WATER POLO
ou::-.:~=sa... e>r,.... c..t tt ••• , ....... 7
OrlnDe Coast 2 .. 1 •-11 Sadcleblclc 1 .. 1 1 -7
Qnnge Coast SCOl1ng: Reily 2, Moss 2, K. Nickel 7. SMS: Tll'#llgef 8.
Sldlletllck scomg· Kllan 1, Werner 1, Walsh 5. Sim: Spooner 12.
CWPRDS TOURUMmn' e>r,.... c..t ta, m c..... • BClrr*lo 0221-5
Orqe Coast 8 3 2 2-13 B Clrr*lo SCOltlg; D. Sdunan 3, Cll'talho 1,
E-.i 1. SMS: T. SduNn 5.
OrWICl8 Coast ICOl1nD: CM1!*1ll ... Mclwlln 2. CaMn 2. Ucldl 1, It Ncllll 1, Woltilg 1, 1<11111111 1. Condon 1. SM1: Tnllglr 2. McM9ar1 4.
Or-.. c..t t .. cwr-• Cyprm .. 2 1-8 °'1nOI Coast 2 .. 7 2-15
Cyprm ICOltng: Schwlngll 2. w..na 2. ~
dll1lld 1. lNlly 1, PlcWer 1, Dldey 1. Sl\lll: lloo-donowlcll 4, °"OOIY 4.
Onnga Colll ICOl1na: It Nldlll ... Rlftnl 2. Mel-.. 2. WQlt*'a 2. 16111111 2. Condon 2. A4llly 1.
Hlgll echool bot8
PACIFIC COAST LUGUe
m.t8nota •ti T..-.. ... -(et0 .... "8n)
1. R. Ho (E), 17:19: 2. Manz (E), 17:41; 3. MMldn
(TH). 17:56, •. P. Ho (E), 18:04; 5. Cannell (Tlf},
18:15; 6. f, !El. 18'19: 7. Oswald (Tlf}, 18:•1; a. ClulO . 18': .... : 9. aien (E). 18:54, 10.
WUlkowtch • 18:57.
""" echool glrte PACIFIC COAST LUOUE
TNlluoe ... M. ..... JOIA a3
(et0' .... "8n)
1. Ml (Tlf}. 22:1•: 2. Keenan (Tlf}. 22:56; 3. Pellyo , 21.S3; 4. Crop! , 2A:06.; 5. R
!El. 2•:11; . Wes1lll (Tlf}. 2•:rs: 7. Dlrlcan ~ 2~:18; a. ~ (TH), 24:35; 9. Mlrucha ~:
2fl:33; 10. Gomez (!'). 26:57. •tet• """echool .......... DMlilen Ill ..,.
1. Llguna ltls; 2. San *1no; 3. Newbuly Parle ... c...... ... ~ 5. Sonora; 6. St lgnatlus
(San Frrdsco); 7. Uvennort; a. CoYlna; 9. San LIQ
Obispo: to. "::.c:!t ~
1. Miiis (Miine); 2. San Marino; a. Neapwt
......,, ... Aptos; 5. Fooll'llll; 6. Llguna Hlls; 7.
5na Mar;aib; 8. SolAh Hits; 9. Bishop O'Oowd
(Ollcland); 10. UnMtslty (San DievO).
Hoel: ~ by Douo SC*k !of KiftY Cross
Coll'llly ChlfT'C>lonslips..
SOCCER
~col .... men
GRAW llllPID COldEM£NC•
e>r,.... c..t '· «:,...,... t Cypress scoMg: ValdMI 1. Srm: Gilson 3. oan.i ...
Onnoe Coast scomr. Sunz 1, MossadegN 1, PolowsJd 1, Fwtsu 1. Sms: l..angwol1l1y 2.
Hallllmr. 0!1nge Com. 3-1.
eo........ttr coll••• ........
GRAW Wiim COWPDIDC• e>r,.... c..t a, Oeldert weet t
DEEP SEA
• .~
Slves: T erwllgef 9.
Hlghechool
llORTll GRAW COUllTY TOUltNllY
Corona ... -•• C-•11•' Coronldo 1 1 1 1 -4 ConNdllMar 1 o 3 2-8
Coronldo sc:ortng: Anley 2. Jomsan 2. SMS: ......
ConN dll Mar scomg: WK 2. Sln'c>ldns 1, O'Br·
len 1, A. Tlfmcush 1, IWTtngtan 1. Slves: Plcll 10.
La ....... .,, ............... '
LI Slflll 0 2 2 3-7 ~ Hllltlof 2 1 1 0-4 LI Sel'lll 1C011na: Pll 2. Pie 2. Ol#wl 1 • ...,. t, Oro 1. SMs: CMlll 7.
Nlwpalt Hllltlof ICOl1na: LlfWnml 1, .... 1, ... 2. SMs:.,...,. 3. ....,,.lUCWll ..... .,..t ......... -..... ., Sanll Mqda .. 1 0 2-1
M*Dll 2 a 5 8-11
SR ~ ICIClltl8: ~ 3. 8Mca 2. SI*"" 1. tnm. 1. SMI: lamlOlft 5. ..., Dll amg: .... 10. Cllc* 3. Andnldt
2. E..-n 1, otlrld f, a.Wllllr 1, f.,.. 1.
SMa: Wlloll ... o.tllltctl e.
OCC extends streak to six in soccer
The Orange Coast Collefe
men's soccer team defeated visit·
ing Cyprm, 4-1, Friday to increa.sc
ita unbeaten streak to six.
Sergio Suua, Ali Mossadegbi.
R.J. Polowski and Satoechi Fa-
natsu each scored for the Pirates.
Orange Coast maintained tu
lead in the Orange Empire Con·
ference by improvina to 4-0-2.
The Pirates are now 7·3-6 over~
all. Cypreu is 1-11, O..S.
Tho Orange Cout Colleae
women's team, meanwhile, earned
a 3-1 Orange Empire Conference
victory at Golden West Friday
night.
SCHEDULE
Saturday ,....
Ccmmunly coAep -°""" COISt
It Souitrwetem, 7 p.m.
o....o..ery
College men and women -
Souchefn C.alliom&a '°""' ·~ (at Bade a.y, Newport t.ld\), ' •. m.
ComrnuNty colep men and 'MWMfl
-ORnp Coast at Olnta '"""*""
(at la Mndl Partc), 9 a.m.
Hlf\ ~ boyt and "" -c.ciM Mew, Corona def Mir, Newport
Hatbot at M.. San AntoNo ~
llMtltk>Nl, 9 e.m.
W...filolo
~ collete -()tql C.Mt
It (.)pa T~ • dly. tiW' dlOOI -~ Hlifxw. ~ del Mir at NOnh <>r.,..
County Toumament; a.ta Mm at
ltoyal, 3:1S p.m.
Socar
College men -Point Loma
Nuarene •t Southtm Callfomle ~.Jp.m. .,,...,...
c.,.. womtft -Alllllili Ndk It
SOu._11 ~ CAllJll, 7:)0 P·"'·
.......... ........ n, ~
~ reeJdlnl ol co. ,,,.,. dll ...,, dlod
Oct. 17, , .. , In
&poqno, WA. He le
auMwcl bY hi• wlf9 Anno and thrM chi..
dron: Jam11. Allen Brummett of Spo.
Mine; ~ncy Brum-m 1 u Young of
McLean. VA: Ray-
mond McwQen Bl'um-
mot. Jr. of Mel.Mn,
VA; and lbc Ofand-
chlldren. Mr. and
Mra. Brummett ~
founden of~
Coe.at Real Emto.
Flow«S may bo MfW
to Hazen and J~
Funotal Homo. 1300
No. Monro• St., Spokane, WA "201.
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PETITI i.rnf1 ~ llwh;c.11.1-.o ..._.. .............................. In AVINU&. .. M ~ 11W r11r •· n. ... __ ,
,..... ht w..n ._._ --.or flcMtdC.:C~ao,.._.w•r•I•• fr•• tla•.-W.d**tllbelMde,...._.-., .. ~., ~~~·al!:•.._,.,.._
W., ~ equn ~ltld ID N ,.._=d ;:J: Celll eateO ..-t. ....,..... .. Cota • Cm. CDl1a Mlle .... a.De 1111.' ..... ~CA "'9t .... ~ • ....._ I • .. =led~ =-'-= .,._.. " Thia tlUalr'"9 ... con.. n.w. ........... ~,..,. mutl -...... .. ~a.ti. 11 a.: Pwill•"•d N•••··· =--a.:=. ~~·~ ,_=,,.._ .a~' -== dUcltd ~ • "9'*111 ,. ... , ...... \'• .... In S*W Ind wm nol ~ ........... =-ol1HO 111~ ...._ "°' 117fllt.a-. .... NO--*'--* ... ..-.. ,.,._ M NftNp wMI te • ... be~~ mal. e.m.. Oc1o11tr a. 1111 • o.obar 11t a. .. 1111 1'1CI OP PUalC IM.I. ... dlcedenl lo .. ~ Thia ......,.,. ... tllecf ..... ...... ..... • er-. County ~ ~ '"" '-"Y .. 'be •• .... ..1111 ............. THE PET ..ct n.. aooct ~ wll'I 1-. ColnV a.11 ol ,_ • Ml bew • ... "'ant al Man •a •lft•nt OOtMd ~ and rwad CAR llO. A tit tTI WIC llOl'ICI a Jl'do atll ol .. oon-~ Iha daeedenr wt'V lie OOUl'f' lflould nol ~County on~ ....... ,... .., oel • ~..:MA) MMclerd ebld In .. CoUne1 CtlaMoo To II .......... ti I•• tenta of the 1t1re91
be ~~-y,"Tt~.on ... ~~~:!.-:W.:-a1c19:ttone (~ .. ~=·~=-=·====-.:.:.= 8'=".:1' ~ ~--= !:: d :S .. ~ ~.,. ~1~1:; ~.~ s. 1 19 ::.::.. ~~~~;~ In '"• =:' o1°' ::-= :;-:: ;:"" ~ .. cJ: ;:'-.#'or':..::' C:~ °":::. ':'" C =-~tht ~
J 0 ~~HADEL P • :;:~ 1n "-,_ ~· ~t.~~ 1•1 S.7n .,.._. ._·.,. le..., ::: .::...::::-"°"' ~ =~ ~..: ~i;;~'r...._ 11ca Mn. oou.n OP OUllOS the~!:='::'::
Hoo ... ftl, 85, of THE PETIT Weat, Senti Atta CA = Mta olleollft offtoe of EMA o.v.eop. doeltlQ 111ne tor h ._,_ A NTlnQN ,_ '*" CMll llO. At80907 a (caah only) •. s 1 Ohio died ~· authority 9270t ' · uete4 tleM ... ment. frNlroumentlt Men-of bld9 9tia1 be,......, to ._. a., ~ P. Htl In •,,.MATTU OP TM .. 1ia bell'9 held to ~em, oCt 17 adiTilnlstlH the IF \<cu OBJECT TO PU••te-TICE p1uo •JO DIAS CAL-~ AaencY. 400 CMo blddet l.ft>PIMd. w .... the lui*tcw COUl1 ol Cll-nm N '°"TO tdttt a IMdlOrd't leln and
uraday, · ' undef the I~ the cnndna of .. Pltlllon. - -•MDMIOI wa -eent. DIM Weet, ~ be thuoll N1pon111t•1 of ..,,.,.., COunly of °'8nge. ,,....,.. a llAllll wtll be httd at 17111 1991 In Salem. Mr, Adrrinlsltallon of esi. iii~ .. .,. CNltoonn -----..,.. -;;....;;;.; Ana.Clfffomlatt102-.-.,.. bidder to ... lhel NI The~,......,..,.. ~ .. c ... -.... ~ ~L~ Hochad•I wotked f0t Act wllh limi1ed autho~.. and ..... your 8TAT••MT OP :::ft. a ~ _,. Ordera for conttact ~ bid la recel'led In PfOS* w..eay P. NII be .. vr .... ,._ ---• lteCtl. ~ on Cfctl:).
•25ureyraarafor ••MuTll,..lna (This authority will alloW ot tie wnntn ....... -.a-o• t oort menta wNch at• nol ~time. pdnled • pareonal,..,,... ~~ ":!.._~,-~;!".,
(he ~ wlit the court --.. ' r " • 1• erlV addr911td or ~ A Ml ol pt,w, 8pec:lal ......... to••••• the w vr ,.,. • -Mfg. Corp. In Salem. t9presentatlve to take h hMltna YtM UllOf'PICTITIOU8 Una oarta • una.,. tUbled to~· TM PnMllolitand•ddltloneto ...... of .. llec1du"tt. Ml*"'OlllLD tend.
He aerved •• Prell-man~~ns wif\ ~ may 'be In •UllM•ll MAiia llalnacla telefonloa no Owner i'hal not 9CCtpC ,._ a.n.11 ~ lo 1M TM ~ ....... the ANTOlllO GAMWY A ~ deecrtptlol\ ol
dent of Salem Klwa· ob• cour1 apj)(VYal. ~ °' ~ yout a~. The fOllowlna pereona le otnoena PNMoolenl ~~ ~ auch Standtrd IPfflftcaclon1 dlcldlllf• _. and oodf. QMCIA the OtOPlftY ~ IOtd. nl1 Club. Salem BefOI'• g c:ertarn ~ IF YOlf ARE A haY9 ~the uee of au ,....ueata ewtta • • .. _. --no ,.. may be obe111*9 .a .. Of. .. • llP/, be admlaed to ORDIR TO INOW IJof'li wllh h ld.rMy ol Country Club and Important •actions CREDrTOA °' a the Flclltloua BuelnHt inaqulna tl•n• tau• for return o1 plane and ac. of the CllY lnalneer, prob,Mt. TM _. and ~ GAUi• POii the l)eQ.tpent ""*'Cl the S.lem Golf CourH . however, the p conlino~t ctedtot of fie Name: FIDUCIARY TAX lr 1 f •'*'411 prcMllon9 and ,.. 71 Felr o.M, COlla"MMa. Oodlcll .,. aWllable tOr ~ .,. .. tolOM: H 1 1v d by hi• ,.presentative will be dtcltlied ~ m.t file SERVICE ~s N8WOOlt ouinpl oen • ..., turn It not reqund. calltomll, upon ~ ••mlnadon In ..... kepi CW OP NAllll A-021 &.awr•nc9 ~n w~• •~~~th~ (Birch) requred to give notice ~ amm wit\ the court Boulevard, Suite 215, New-....Udadff ....... • TN blddet'a atteneion ta able payment o111s.oo. An aw .. court. Petltl•n•r• P•TRA Wiie. M1to. a._.
Hochadel; two aona, Interested persons unle ilnd mall • copy 1o .,. port BNctt, Calif. 92M3 roplad89 at uated ., .. dlrecttd to 1-. piovftlon In addltlorill ~ ol 1&00 n. ~.:r;-_. CAM8MY ••TMDA Ml8t o... lmaQM. ()flea
J k 8 H h d 1 f they have waived nob °' ~ ........,..... Tht Flctltlou9 lkltlnnt .,. 4ue a. oorte .. Section A. "Propoul ,. """' be lnc:lucled tf hlno "'°"Y to 1h9 ... °" mtALP OI' •NCMt """"""· Cotnpier tqu1p.. ac • oc • ; ~ conMn'8d to the propo iliDoof\ted by the court Name referred to above ouohe .., oaao. =m•nt• and Co. ndl-died ~ rn11. PIW. ..,... .... \Widlr .. tndlp~odlf" CHl&.O MTOfHO CAM-& Miio. ~!~~oaHo~~.~:1 0; ~.) The incMpende:n w1t\ln tour i'nonths from wu ftled In OfMge County ao ueted no ,,...,... " ~ding ... ,.. Clllof'8 end oaw ~ Adi••.._.,, Of e...... WY GMCIA ._ -.4 ArlS1 llll'li lllOI\ Mlec... adrrin&••tlon authot h data of first 1atuance o1 on J=x 15, 111&e File au ,....,...... • u.mpo qultemantl and ciondltlona documenls may alllO be ..,. Act. (Thie IMIWiOl'tty _. a ,....._ for • _., HcuehOld & 8ololL ~~~~m~~x ~:n~~~~ ~~=Jc,ran~~"= an:=:., 11\1~ ~ ~i!!827Und Moma, 22e puedtt ~ .. UM: ~ ~ ri: ~~ ': ~~ ': ::..:-.::::-:w te ........ IW .... t:::, ~ f«f\ Mlle.&
grandchild. He wa• objection to the petition Ca11tom1a Probate Coda. Via Remo, Newport e.ach, J le pueden qultar eu poul form and ... ~ Cotti Mee&. ,,...,. end Uone wtthou1 ob ng ANTONIO CAM8RAY &a Tom flletler, Mleo.,
preceded In dHlh end shows good ca The time for Nina c1a1rn1 Cellf. 92ee3 Hlarto. au dlnero J alon of .. bid. ap9dlcedo • w11 no1 be oourt aoDfOWJ. llltOfe tllk· WCIA TO MTOtllO & eox.. by three brother•: wtiy the coun should no d not .xpn hebe tour ThJa bullnel• was con-otra• oo••• d• au A Pf.old c:iont.enc:e wfl malled unlHI the ad-S'G ~ '*" lmpor1al" QMCIA c.ooe Robeft w. Spencet,
Frank, JoHph and grant the auflOflty. monf\s tn;m ... Maring ducted by an lndM<fual propl1dad 1ln aYlso be Mid 11 I-.~_!!'•!! dldot'lll '5.00 cNrae It'"' aCllone. hoWIWt, .. I*• IT IS MU&llY GA-M-. a eo... Raymond Hochadel. A HEARING on ti data nobd abo¥9 ThJa lt.al9ment was filed acflclonat por parte de Centw, 23432 .,._ ..., cM:led w11'1 peyment. IOnll ~ wll be DDIO tf1et al """'"9 D.050 RuaMfl A. let,
ServlcH will be held pe•tJon will be held on YOU MAY EXAMINE with the County Clertt ol la oort.. V•de. Coeo di ~ &en bid lhal .,. made recpr8d to ~ ~ to ~ In Ihle ap. Kaltrn•ra.n, HouMhold, Mondey Oct 21 November 6 1991 at 1 :4 ........... .,..., ...._ If Orange County on August .._._ .___ -"-L on Wednesday, -...,........ on the PropoHI form. '"'8teated Plf90N urw.. ....._ Por1abll fcMp. & aitac. ' . St k P.M. in Dept. 3 located al .... -... ~ .... court. 28, 1091 ...... ten ···-._ ... __ 23, HXl1 at 10:00 Ll'I\., lo ahMtl P·1 ttvough P4 ttiey Mve wllYed ~or ...... ~ -.... D-205 Robert' Thornburg,
l :OO P.M. •1 ., 700 CMc Center Drive YoU •• • pefSOn Publlahed Newport Beech-tos ........ ~ 4ll't9 review tM profeot. Pro-Pf'OYlded In the c:onnct COi~ to .. ptopoNd In D1,~ ... M t.1ac:., & Bodll. ~::eor1~1s.f."~.e~~ West.P.O.Box838,San ln..,..tadflltlnw:'..:= Costa Mna Piiot Sept•m-ustad Cl\llere Hamar a apec1lv• bldd•,. •hould doc:Umentl. and lhall be :J..:=, II~ .t tM Or-.. COUIQ N18 SMrfan Mar1tMI.
terment will follow at ~CA 92702-0838. ru ~ ReQuest tor ber 28, October 5, 12, 19, un abogado lmnedlal• contact Rick UMdcCC>Y._ •of) accotnpanlld ~ a COf\llled authofttY w111 ... ,...., e.urt et tM Ml9o.. HouMtlold & aox.t.
h• YOU OBJECT TO odce ot N tlin 1991 tMnto. It no oonooe a Colo de Cua . at ('714 0t cahlefa cheek or a bid be~ U1Maa an int.· ... , ... aMwn ..... c-oes Jim~. f'~ ~~~~~,,V~~';'.:' otcn~':: the grantlng ot the petition, :re: N trNetlo "-anS Sa·n3 un abogado puede 851+2788. or Michael G'"'1 bond tor not leal than 1°" Mtld PMOn .... an ob-en Ootelllor n. t"t ture. R&IOI & MllC. BoxM.
er1, donation• may you should appear at the_,.......-..., of ..::J .... PUBLIC NOTICE llemw a un MMclo de of Clat1t &(7~) ""~3 of the amount of the4t bid, jlcllor'I '° 1-. petition and at l200 •'ollalr p II Publl•h•d N•wport heating and state you _,.._t .....__ f a. de ..__ alH 11 1 ~--vv made paylbla to the City ~ OOOd CauM why tM ' ., Beech/Cotti M•N Piiot be made to Salem objecliOns °' tile wnuen or 0 any Jle•uun °' ro erenc a-.--should lhlf• be any que.. of Qosta Meaa. No pro. COi.Wt ahould not grant 1-. arwd tl11n llftd lMN Octobef 12, 11, 19111. community Fund. ob.iect:on!> with the court llCOOUnt •JOYidld In STATEMENT Of' dos o • una oflctn11 de tlons. posal lhal be conaideted authotllY. ahow oau••• If anr 8AM4
"'--------betore the hearing Your-=-la 1 of tie DAHDONMENT Off aruda legal (ve• •I di-Acc:e11 to view the -.lu unle11 accompanied by A HEARING on the peel· ther line, wtof tM ,..1-----~~~~-appearance may ·be in ~ t ~r~ UIE OF FICTITIOUS reotorto t .. ofonlcoJ. and the location of •Id~ auch cathlar a check, lion wfl be held on HO. ttttoe for ohen.. of PUBLIC NOTICI
-------------person or by your attorney. ~a r from "• BUllNEll NAME CaM No. 8tC402t oak ., ... to be re:;•• h cuh, or blddet'a bond. VEMBER 7, 19111 at 1:45 rw should not be CNltooeeea IF YOU AAE A COUtt dertt. Th• lollowlng persons The name and •de shaM be arranged oug No bid thall be conlid-PM In Dept 3A locMed at 9ranted.
CREDITOR or a Attorney for Pltlttonot" have abandoned th• u .. of dr••• of the court la: Rick McCoy or Coto de ered unl•u It le made on a 100 Civic Cant., Drlw n la ""1her entered Flotftt.ue contingent creditor ol the DUDLEY K. WAIGHT • th• Fictitious Bu1lna11 (l!I nomb,. J dlrocclon Caza Umlted. t blank form luml11'1ed by the WHt, Santa Ana, CA that .-of thl llualMM M•rne de ased I Ille IOO W Sen A Bl Nam•: (a)ROVI ENTER· Oul1tlonl on lntecpeet• City of Colla M..a and le 12701. e o..,,. • ltatowwent
d mail WI .,. p U B L I C AT I 0 N S ANOI COUNTY HAR· clal provWone ptlor to the ptovlllon9 of the Pro-Ing of tM petition, you be ,ubllahed In THI •• doing bua1n11a er. Y:: clakii ~ ::s coun Su1• h11. NI Vd. PRISES (b)PARTHENON do I• oort• ••) OR· lion of the plan• and •5p mad• In acconlenc. wlU't "you objeCt to the grant· o"9ot t• ahOW oeu.. Ttle Followtng penona
an rsonal a recop~tatlve :"'tit Alte •CA 92701 ~)MIR AC t. EA N 8 0 R II UN IC I PAL data ldleduled tor the d posa1 requlrementa. should appear al 1-. hOlt· PILOT • M•1pap1r fJf SDCIPAe!FICI '
PAC9'1C YllW = inted by P' the court ~~~ta d) D 0 CUD RAF T COURT, 480t JIUnbo-opening •h•ll be ad-Each bid<* must have a Ing and ttate ~ ob-gen., al olroulatdon YOUNGMAK-SANTA NU..
•lllC)NAL. ,AM wl~n lour months from Oct 17 19 24 1991 •)L.IOHTHOUSE IMPORT ree Road, Newport dressed to Micha .. a,_, valid Sta1e of Callfomla = or fti. Mfttln ob-pu-.Ua"ed In th la 4343 Von Katm1n Avenue, ~ • Mor1uary the date ol fltSI Issuance of . ' . ' PORT, 1555 Mna Verd• 8o8Ch CA a2eeo at C71•> '34-9800N. ~flcatlon "C10" (flee> with .. COi.Wt -OOW'ttJ ...... t .... a =or1 BHCh, Call!. ~ • et.matory tenets ided · PUBUC NOTICE Dr. E, AeL 152C, Costa T 1 add Publl1hed aw port 1110., Contrador) llcenM ... ~ YOUI ap. ,
3500 PacHlc View OrM soclio ~1~rov of :' MHa, Calif. 92628 h• name, reaa, BHch.Co1ta M•sa Pilot and afeo PfequalHled u,.. pwance 'Nit be In PMOn weol& hr hur ...... ., soc lrwsltlNnla, ~. • ~ 8eadl CallfO::,la Probate Coda• CNltOOT809 Th• Flctltlou• Buslne11 and tefophone number October ti, 22. 24, 29. 29, QUlred by.law. or.~~ attonwy. ttwe ..U Jf1or te tM Cllfom&a CCfllOta&lon. 4343 .....,_ The time tor filing ctalmS ITATeMENT OF Name referred to above of plalntltf'a attomor. 31, 1991 Tho Connc:tor shall~ 11 you.,.. a c:ndllof or• _,., tM ......_. Von l<armlln Avenue, ....,,. ~!!!!~!!~~~ wil not •X$>r• befO<e four WU filed In Or•no• County or plaintiff without an Sa"94 ply wlU't the ptovlllona of conllngenC creditor of .. DATal>i •• ao. tMt port llWtt. Callf. l2elO r .... ••• .... montls lrom fl• hearing UABSEAHODOF FtNCMTEINTTIOOUFI on FebN91Y 22, 1991 File attomor, las (El nom-PUBLIC NOTICE s.c:tlol1 1T10 '° 1790, In-doc:UHd. you muet ... JUL•• R081MION, Padlo ~ OrouP-· • •• • data noticed above No.F485081 bre, i. dlrocclon J el d\.mlVe, of the Calllomla ~ claim with Iha court c ........ ...., .t Ute CalHomla ccwporallcw\ Ona llU ..... lf YOU MAY EXAMINE BUSINESS NAME Betta, Ronald James, 1555 numoro de telefono dol HC11 Labor Code; the ptevalllng and ma1 a copy to the per· lupertor Court eorporm. ptua, P.O. Boll
M...,.u.,., * Ch•....i the file Mpl by the court. If The lollowlng pereons Mesa V•de Dr. E., Apt abogado del dama"" NOTICE Off ,.,. and acaJe of W89" ... tonal r1P19eentatlvo •P' ,. Elnda. 205. 7 Welaca 3080, N•wport B•1ch, ..,, • -, _.., you are a person have •bandoned th• use ol #52C, Cotta M..., Calif. tabbhed by the City of ~ by tt-. court wfthln • Calf, 92e51 Cremation 1ntw1S'8d in the estate the Fictitious Buslneaa 92626 dante, o dol deman-PETmON TO eo.t.a Mesa which .,.. on tow montha from .. dllle No. C, Costa Meaa. CA Arn K. vounfman u
110 Bl'oedWay you may file with f\e court Name: KATIE MCGUIRE'$ Labrou-Bett1. Vaulllkl dante que no tl1ne ADMINllTER file with the Cfty a.11 of of t1r11 tuuanco of 1ener1 t2G7 T""'9e of 1-. our9nan,
a lormal ReQuest lor PIE AND BAKE SHOPPE, Joannll, 1555 Mna Verd• ebogado, H) Rlch•d ESTATIOF1 said C1tv; and lhall forfeit uproWSldlnMdlon9100 Publlth•d Newport S 8ananca. So. Laguna, c:~.-::a Soedal Notice ol fie iling 17395 E. 171h StrMt, B-2, Dr. E •• Apt. 152C, Costa Q, Hotton, a 1nember BDJTH L NEICE, p•nallfu prucrlbtd of .. CIQfomla Problf.I B .. ch-Coltl M ... Piiot c.tlf. 9217'7
11-------· of an Inventory ana Tustin, Calll. MHa. Calll. 92628 of HESTON & HESTON. ab IDITH therein tor noncompllanco Code. Ttle limo for tuna September 29. October 6 Tttl1 buelneaa la con-appraisal ol estate assets The FlclltlOUI Buslne11 Thi• bullneH WU con-Attomop .. Lew One LINDSAY NEIC• of ea.Id Code. dalmt .. not trXJllre -12. 11. 1991 ' ducted by: a gener.i part. or of any petition or Name rel•rred to above ducted by husband and Corporate Plau 'suit• aka IOJTH MllCB TN City Council of .. lore tour montha tom the Saaoo ,.,.,.
---------•account as provided In was flied In Orange County wit• ttO N__. ia " CAii NO AtlttlT City of Costa M ... r• hHrlng d1te noticed Th• realellant(•) co~
.-------11111111 a.ction 1250 of Ile on October 8, 1990 File Thi• statement was flied • ...... _.. •ac • • ...,.. the right to r-tact abO¥I. PUIUC NOTIC! mencect to nnuct ~ Cahfomia Probate Code. A. No.F472805 with the Couniy ~k ol CA 82eeG (714) 721· Tod hen, benellclatlea, any Md/Ot al blda. You may uamina the"" ,,... unct. the Flc:llUoue NO matter Request lor Special Notice Sandra K. Follett. 2861 lro-Orenge County on 5epltm-1470 ::'C:• contlnglnt~edl-&ILIEM p, '"'"MlY• kept ~ Iha court. If you NOTICI OP Buslneu Narne(1) hted what you're torrn Is available trom Ile quol1 AvlnUI, Long B•ach, ~ 27, 1991 DATE: JUL 1 tH1 th~ ~~erelledrna~ CltJ Clerk cur of •• a '*'°" "*'"*' In ,UeLIC IALI OP abOve on: SepC.ember 28. court clerk. c.111. 90815 Publllhed Newport Beach-J PETERSON Clerk o se ,._ t M ' the ..WI, you may "" PDIONAL NOPUTY 11182 doing your Anor for Petttloner· John At1hur Manaro 28&1 Coate Meu Pilot Ociober • N ~ ' th• will or "t•l•..t °' both, -• • ... wlU't the oourt a to.-mal A.-Jamee c Wai.on Pr• ' TERRVV c ANDRUS Iroquois Avenue 'Long 5 12 19 26 HKlt BJ M. •no•, P"tr of: EDrTH L Nt:.ICE, aka Publlthed Newport qunt tor Spoclal NoUc• of No. Httl dint • ' hometown COUNTY COUNSEL ' Beach, Calll. 90815. • • ' ' S•·830 Publl1hed Newport Beach/ EDITH LINDSAY NEICE. Beach/Coat• M ... October the llllng of .,, lnwutoty Pinuent to h CellfOmla Thia lt.a1erMnt WU tiled newspaper and HOWARD SERBIN, This business was con-Costa M•11 PUol October aka EDITH NEICE 12, 19, 1991. and appra1N1 of a1t1te ... Self·~• Storage Fido wfth the ~ Clwk of
DEPUTY ducted by lndlvlduala (Hu• PUBLIC NOTICE 12, 19, 26, Nov•mbef 2. A PETITION hu bean SA867 ..u Of of any petition or lty ;;• & P Code 21700 Oranoe County on Auguet P.O. Box 1379 band & Wlle) 1991. Oled bY NANCY NEICE account 11 DrCMded In ei · • h ~ !9. 1D91 10 Civic Center Plaza This atalemenl was filed STATIMENT OF SA865 CHAPM~ In the Superior PUBLIC NOTICE HCtlon 1250 ot tM Calllor· wfl II pubic llUdion, • '805424 Santa Ana CA with the County Clerk or dAHDONMENT OF Court ol California, County nla Probat• Code A A.-on October 21, 19111, al
927021379 Orange Coun1Y on S•ptern-UIE Off FICTITIOUS PUBLIC NOTICE ot Orenge. CP 28351 qUHt '°' Speclai Notice 02:00 pm, 13241 Jettrey Publlhed Newport Beach-
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fits In. Newpon Beach/Costa ber 18, 1991 BUllNEll NAMI! THE PETITION reque1t1 NOTICI OF torm la ~ trom the Ad., lrvlne, Ca penonal Costa Mesa Pilot s.pi.m-.._ ________ Mesa Piiot Published Newport Beach-The followlng peflOns ORDINAHCI lhet NANCY NEICE CHAP· rBTITION TO court c:lefk. propefty lncludlnG """""'-· ber 28, October S. 12. 19,
TICE Costa Mesa P1lof Septern-h•ve abandoned th• u" ol NO. 11-38 MAN be appointed a1 Plf• ADMINllTER Attorney tor PetlUOMJ: cloehlr)g, 1oOla artdlot OU. 1991 PUBLIC NO ber 28 Octobef 5 12 19 the Flclltloua Bu1lnus ""' 0•D1uauc• sonal repreHntatlvH to MARTIH I MARTIN 2171 hcMaehOld •ema atotecl ~ ... .,..,.. --------. • . • .... " ........ .. dmlnl t the Htate of the llTATI OF • .,,. folowlrlQ pet90nl' ~,,. ------------,-1 CP02.92tL.. 1991 S•no ~~~t,iN2S4~'Wo.~~~: OF THE CITY ~1c1!.-: Heny Hatp0r, aka ~:..~:. Av•.. Bwketey, SP H529 lfOBEm MOTZ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICEOFPETTTION CostaMna Callf 92627 COUNCILOl'THE THE PETITION reque... HemyJ.Marper Publleh•d Newport SP8071CAAl.STACEV
-• TO ADMINISTER PUBLIC NOTICE Th• Fictitious . Busln•11 CITY OF the d•cedent'• wlll and CAIE NO. A181184 BHch-Coeta M•sa Piiot SP BOH ELIZABETH NOTICS Off ESTATE OF: Name relentd to above NEWPORT BEACH codlcila, If any, be aclmltted To alt helrl, benlficlarJH, October 19, 22, 29, 19111 TATE PU8UC U&.R OP ~ ; .. QertsN W. Sergeant CNS2009838 wu filed In Orange County AllENDINQ CHAPTER to probate. The will and credl1ort, contingent creel-Sall93 SP B082 MIGUEL AL. PDIONAL PROPERl'Y
v• -ml CASE NO A16l131 STATEMENT OF on July 12 1991 Fiie ts.50 OF THI any codicl1 are avallable loll, and persons Who may VAREZ ... Ot204 111 -e T ai heirs. ABANDONMENT OF No.F499870 ' NEWPORT BE.ACM lor examination In the "" othenw!M be lntefm.d In PUBLIC NOTIC! SP 1108 &ANCOURTNEY· Pvlt/.Jtn.1o .. Ca11forn1a
:::;. '11:" .,.,;ldarin ctedtors USE OF FICTITIOUS Richard R. Roth, 240 MUNICIPAL CODI k'91by1M couit. the will or Mtata, °' both, COUOHMAN Self-s.Mce Stonae F~ ~ ~ CD conting9nt Cr.dtots 8n(j BUllNEll NAMI Broadway, Costa Mau, PERTAINING TO THE PETITION request9 of: Har~arper, aka CP a921t SP E3t2 RAYMOND llY ~ & ,. eoa. 21700 "' s who • may The following persona Calif. 92627 authority to edmlnllll• tM Henry J. NOTIC• OP JETEfll at eeq tt-. undtt9lgned ~ ::J. ~ =::... be Interested in have abandoned the uH ol Thll bullne11 waa con-FLOOD DAMA.QI! ntate undw the lndepen-A F>ETITI N ho beef\ PnlTIOtl TO SP £437 JON C. WIL.-w11 • 'at public auc:Uon.
< Ill ~ the wil Hta1e °' both the Flctlllou1 Buslnt11 ducted by an lndlVldual PREVENTION. dent Administration of E• fifed by Unda LH H8'per ADlllMllTI" UAMSON on October 21. 1191 at ~ -ot· C..,..:. W ~eant ' Name: PACIFIC TERRACE Thl1 statement WH filed tat .. Act (Thia authority and H8l'YeY F. Grant In the UTATS Of' SP £.443 JON C. WIL.. 04:00 Jll1I, 17792 Cowan. Ir· :l .5. e ·A. PETITION hlis been APARTMENTS 1165 Perk with the County Cllfk of Subject ordinance wu will allow th• pet90nal Superior Court of Cellfor· UAMSOH Wle ca. per90Nlt property iii ::> fllod ~ James E Dr Costa M•H Calif Orenge County on October ln1roduced on 23rd day of repreHntallva to take nla. ~of Orange. Clart ... W • ..,.._. SP CM72 DAVID JYURINA lnc:IUctng fumlluie ctolh-5 2 ... Sar t Jr In fte 92627 ' . 4 1991 September, 1991. and many IC1lona wlthoUt ob-Thepetltionrequestathal CAIRNO.AtetUt SPH511LJ.COSTEU.Ol1ng toOka an410, OCt'9I'
10 =r W' s:' Court of Th• Fictitious Buslnen Publl11'1ed N9WPOl1 Beach-adopted on 14th day of talnlng court approval. Be-Linda LH Harper and To al helrl. ~ OOST!UO DRYWALL ~...,.. llorld by 1§. CD c la County of' Nam• reflfTed to ebov• Costa MeH Piiot October October, 1991. lore IMlng certain V«Y Im-Harwy F. Gfant be • credlton, co11t111aera credl-SP Je01 STEPHEN S. the followlrla ~ _, ORANGE was flied In Orang• Coun1y 12. 19, 28, Nov•mbef 2 AVES, COUNCIL MEM-port.ant actlone, howevw. pointed u per9on8I rep!'• tori, and penone Who 'Nit MEHL SP AOS1 GABRIELL I AS-
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:; :::s THE . PETITIONlon December 28 1990 Fiie 199t ' BERS H•dgu , Watt, !he personal reprnenlatlve aentatlvee lo administer Iha Otherwlae be lntarHted In SP Jl11 UUJAN REED SOCIATES -~-ts that James E No F479234 ' Sa-860 Turner, Sansone.I. Hert will t>. required to Give no-"ta11 of the dlcldent. tM wMI or Htata, or bo4h, Sft OS10 DEBRA. A. DAVIS SP At30 SHYDER AIOS Sei'gMnt Jr be appointed Boye• D Jont1 3035 e NOES, COUN"'IL MEM· Uce to lnt•Hled f*90n9 Ttle pMlt.lon requeeta the of: Clari ... W. Sargeant SP 8313 BERHAAD Pl-I QUEVADA ' fi e • ~al ·,..ptosentatlve Rob•rta, · orange. ca111: PUBLIC NOTICE ABBERSESNTNoneCOUNCIL ME.. = or~!:i":cs ~:-= cd:=-gent~·· ~ .~ ... ~ ~ P~ETJ:~ E. ~~~beon MJ::L,...,.,.. the ~ SP 802S JOHN STUMM ~ to ildmlnlster Iha es1ate of 92669 IUMMONI ,... • • """' ...,,,,,._ "' ..... -SP BUit RUSSEL BRA.OT • . •A Iha ~nt Ad•llne M•h 18835 Algon-BERS Cox, Plummer ptopoeed action,) The In-PfObat•. will and ll'Y Jt. In Supertor COlll1 to bid al the atlo. " SP 8420 MOHAMMAD (0 ~ THE ' PETITION quln, Hunll~gton Beach, (CITACION MAYOR Phil laneono d•pandent admlnl1t1atlon codlda are 1Va111* fof camorn1a. Cow1ty of Or-cMM1 muet be made with SA8Rt
C» -· ts the deoldenr Calif. 92649 JUDICIALJ CITY CLERK Wanda E. authority wlll be granted •umlnatlon In the,.. kept ange. P9'lONI checika or C8lho °""* '"9fYet h rlaht Q < l~!lliili:::::ii:is:===;j This busln•H wet con-NOTICI TO DBFEN-Raggio unlne an lnter ... ed Plf· ~court. The petlllon req'*19 that !ere chaCka Ody. Al SU' to bid It 1M .... .-u,.
-.. ducted by an unlncor~ DANT I (Av I. 0 • THE ENTIRE TEXT IS = =ti;; ~tiow': thortty':":"mi:i~: =n~d~~r!oni: :.!9:.J:: ~ = M.: d\aMI muat be -with
1» CD FAST rated HIOCletlon other Aou•adol IUNMAC AVAIV.SLE FOA REVIEW good ceuM wtly the court tat• undlf the lncMpendlnt ~to adrnlnll-and r*'60¥ed • 1M ame ol ~ cNc*a ot cuh-~ RESULT" 1~~~ e ==~lpwae filed MEDICAL aYITRMI, a IN THE CfTY CLERK'S OF· ~ not grant the ai.> Admlnl11radon of &tat• tar .. ..._.. of tt-. dice-.-. ~ 1Ub11ct to ptlor c:Naed~ ~ ~ ~ .a. SERVICE with the County Clerk 01 oorpor•Uon1 MARI· FICE OF THE CfTY OF thorlty. Act. (Thia aUUiotlty w11 dent. 1191~ In the w.'it o1 1a,· encfinute be paid for
.,-DIHCTO•Y Orange County on S•pt~ ANN• CURTIS1 end NEWPORT BEACH. A HEARING on the ~ allow the pwaonet NPf• 1lle petition~ .............. betW1en owner end l'emcMd • .. lllne of ·--·i-• • ber 12 1991 DO•I t throutth 20, '"" Publl•h•d N•wport llon will be hetd on NO. Mn&altYe to I.lie• many too dtoadel•'a wll and COdl-and ·~ pany. Dltted .._ SMla r.lbllcl to pttor PilllL ·" nr He~~11 PubUshed Newport Beach-ctuatw. BHct..C0•1• M... Piiot VEMBER 1, 1991 •1 1!45 Ilona without obtaining c:lie. I ~be ldmllted to ttlla ~ tnd 18ttl :8l.: c:wlClldon In IN~ of
S<>rnce <all Cost• Mesa Piiot Seoten.-YOU Ml HINQ IUID October 19.19111 ;~Inc~ r.n~r;:i: ="' c:\:,0¥~ Bef~ == .,. =-=-:: ~=~-~:119,:::C Inc ..,...,....,. betWlen owner
642·5'71 bef 28, October 5, 12. 19, av PLAINTIP'PI (A Ud. N8M Wett, Saot• An1. CA ac:l5one, "°""" h .,.,. ~In the .. kept Titeptlol• ( 11) ~: and ObllO*d party .• o.t.d MZ.H71 bi. lU 1991 le •ate' domanclando) . e2701 aonet ~ wm be by .. court. Aael'll lor owner "* 12Vi and 1., :-1.:' i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s.-~~n~i1~J~'~·;~~M;O;';~;c;.~~i PU~IC~TI~ ~~o~a~ ... ~~~'°~~~ Publlah1d 'Newpor1~~~~1~
STARTlllG A llEW BUSlllESS??
The Leg8I o.partrMne at the Piiot 19
pleuod to announce • MW aervtce
now avelteble to new butll\MHI,
We wtn now SEARCH tho name tor
you •t no axtra charg9, and UV8 you
the time and tM trip to th• Court
HouM In s.r'lta Ana. Then, Of COUrM,
eftef the ... rch la oompleted we wtll
ni. your flOtltlOut bullneu name
ltattment wfth the County Ci..tc,
pubt18h onct • WMk for four w..tca
II ~ by lew and thin flle your
ptOOf of pubflolltlOn with County Ci.tit.
Pie... atop by to ftlt your fk:tlttoue
buslnlla ltattmtnt It the Piiot t..gaJ
Department, 330 WN1 Bay, Cotta
M ... , Cantomia. If you c.n not atop
by, pflue call Ut tit (714) &42-4321, ExtantJon 318 or 318 and we wlll
makt lnMglmenta tot you to handle
thlt prooHuN by mtN.
If you lhould ~ any further
qlMl9t!Ont, ~ call ut and we wen
be ITIOfe th.,, gf8d to ealtt you.
Good luctil In yow
ntW buelneall
ADVDTllDENT FOR ='SI=':"~ =-= ::::~o11"':: ::'it:.-;:".....:-~ ~··'=· flUOC Tetephone (111) 2~: 8101 FOR CONITfWC.. Ing and It.tie 'f04ll = coMlnted to .. S>fopc>Md Mn • ..__,,, of b1*1 W71 Aaar'tl tor owner. TION OP LMDICAP-Ilona OI ... wnuen acdon.) Ttle ll~idtnl Act. (Thlt aulhOftty wll Publllahed Newport
IMO,_ IRRIGATION SYS-tlor'9 with "" court ~ ~ IUhof1ty ....... S*sonll ,..,,. PUIUC IOT1CI ~9 ~ Hot
Tl• AMD TRAM .. thl heettnQ. Y0411 appMt· be grwMd urWsa an intsr-.....,_to \Ike~ ao-CMltOO-t8 ' • ... .,... PUNTING OM TllUS enco may be In 1*1Gn or Mt4id PMOn Nee an ob-Uont wt1hout obtaining •• _,.,
OIO PARKWAYDTIN· tir,~~l·cREDfTOR = -=~ ~ ~ '==' 1u:::-SNw 4
llON llQMRNT 8 or a conllngent oredll0t of court not grant 1M ~ .. P9f• l'*t"'*'t
PllOM ANTONIO PARK• thl deCHHd, you 1N1tt t11a authorftY. ;;;i~ w11t be 1lle fcleowlno '*"°"'
WAY TO COTO DI Y0411 C1a1m Wlfh the oourt A HEMING on tt-. pel-~ ·'° ...,. no1o1 to .,. dolna bu11neet •: CAZA DRMI. COTO DR and mall a copy to 1he pet• tlon .. be hetd on N(). ln«erlte1d ,..... une..a COUNTRY ewe INVES.
CAZA, CALIFORNIA eontl repreunttllw IP-V£MBEA 1, 1991 II 1:A5 ~ Mve .,..... nolol 0( TOM, 14 eorpor... ~
OWNl!A/CONSTAUCTION: oolnled by U. oourt within PM An Dtpt. 3A IOca1ed 8' OOfltlt'ICed to 1M~ :::r" IHch, Cant.
Coto d• Cau Urnlted; lour month• from the date 700 CMc Center Drlve ectlon.I n. '"'"'°"*-... Mlfldlnl--•
MANAGER: Ona Coto de of h INuanc. of lenerl WH1, Santa Ana, CA admll,.._..ion a&MlollY wll a · Inc., 14 Cofpo-Ce.ta DrM, Coto de caza. • pr~ed In llCllOn 1100 t:2'70t. be ..-. un1ela .. lntsr-,... Newport BMctl,
Celltomll 8217' ol the catltornla f'fObate If ~ obftd to the orsnt-.-ct PMOn ... an ob-Cllf, LANDSCAP! ARCHITECT: Code. Ttle llmo fof tlllng Ing of .. peWof\ you jeClof\ to the ...-.., and '*'II •• Inc.. 14 Corpo-
Clark • Otten AMod ...... dlltN wlll "°' ..... -. should ..,.,..., .... heir• lhowl OOOd .... why ... ,... Plaza, Hawpcwt IMctl,
Classy Autos
Advertised
in the
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3070 8l1ttol Street. .... tor• fOut ~ from h !"9 and ..... your ob-oourt Mould "°' ...,. .. Cllf,....,
1!50, Costa M .... Callfomla hHrlng dat• noticed E or • Mtnsn ob-authotttY. .._. K. Pacbrd, 1nat .---------.... 12Ge abOve. .., .. oourt beo A HIANHO on h ~ Claymonl Court, Ian
Sffled propoeala ffom YOU MAY !XA¥1NI ... .. ~ Y0411 .. '°" .. bl ...... on N(). DlaOe. Calf. 121'° Contractor• wlll be r• lie kepi~ the CCM.Wt. lf you pMtWICt INIJ M In poreon V!MIER 1, 1111 • 1:AI "°'*t ..,_, 1• C.. CllfWcf al the offtce o1 C..O atl a pet.on lilMrMled In Cit ~ ~ eaorrwe,. lllM Iii ~ M localed M lelatia Rold, La.Jolla. Cllf.
de Caza Develo&::'t, the eltltie. rou mey .. I rou .. • ardor Cit a 100 CMO Ceftler DrM tam7 13331 Via Venado, -with .. court a fOnM .... c:oullr...,. crodlOr °' 1M WHt, lant• An•. CA Tho lotWllf ~ Cau. CallforrU 12t11, on Cl'*' tor lpedal Hob of dlenud, ~ mut1 • ll701. 'flllff»t TNM. clo....,. M. Cit ...... ~. Nowm-Iha ... cf .. ,...,..., your etWm Wiit .... oourt • ~ obflc1 to 1h9 .......... Jt,. .... Danllr,
ber 4, 19111 at the Oflal cl and ..,,:WllMI of ...... ... end mall I OOf1I to .. I*" Ing ol ... pellon, you Dar'9I ........ Cllf. lilm
Coto de Cau ~ .... Of of Wr.t Pllllorl Cit IOnal ~ . IP' ..... ..,,_ • ........ 0....... --.11M a.
rnenl TM _.., propoo. ICc:ounl .. ~ In POlneld by ... oourt wlltW\ Ing end .... your ob-Wllllt I.Me. et.a ~
..... be pul:lldy opened atdCn ,-ot 1M Cllfor. tour ....... "°"' 1-. dMt E .......... Ctlt. '''" Mel tMd In h Conl•anoa nla Prob* Code, A ,.._ of the ,_.,_ of ..... ... ... ooa-1 ................. M40 Lw
Cenllr Ccwiflfeoc• Room. QIN tor lpeclll No4lot • ~ In NdkWi 1100 ... .....,.. Yovr IP' Laftt, Oartrbad, Callf,
tor .... folowlng profKt • '°"" ........ "°"' ... ol .... ~ ProtMtee ,...ICt rfWI/ be "' '*"°" traOOI 2:30 p..m. court dtl1I. eo.. Ttle Mme tor llng Of by 10" .....,, "'" Men. ,. ~
TM wort& conalti. In gen. Atlome¥ tot the Mttolior. dMM W11 no1 trXJllre beo If ~ ... a ~ 01 a ....... Ian 01otc>. Qs11. n « HOU.Y HUTCHINS, 2"S !. fOfl ~ inoneN tom .. ~II orec1W of ... •1ot
1. ~ ol Wt1Mn c~. IT!. IOS.""' t111rln1 d•I• notlcd •111111. ~ ""* • TM ....,Ml.,. ,__, US~~ aptC1men OM LfRTOH, CA 12131 (114) ~. ~ c1allft ._ !ht ooun TNUll UOftnMO. Cl/OOUll =. r.~~ ·~~~h•d Newport ~~--::.'r~ =..~.;.=::..':'"'" =\'-=-=:._·111ic.1 .., and ll*ltliflo Into ntw ltach-Colaa Mtu Piiot tn e penon tnltfMtod In DOlr'1td bf lhl oautt 11'1 1ocM1oM *"' completed OctoMr 11, 18, 2A, tt91 tt-. ....... you ~ .. lour ·tftOfllh .._ ... -. TNt _,_.,.... la con.
roadwtY wttti lndMdual Th?• wfth .. OIMt t tortMa Alo Olf 11'11 1111 W f/11 ............ a ...... ........ .,...,,.... . "*' tor ..,... Hoelc:ie of • pr0\4dld '" NCtlof\ 1100 ,
Saturday, October 11, 1181 -
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1 ~ , \ ......,, ~ one l1ptembef 11. c.,...; Mw. a...15 ber 21. ~I. 11, 1t, ...,. 9"17 .._ ~ 9eed1. Cllf, Cofoflll cSef .._, c.llt. ... ,....,.. . . .... •nca " 1111 .,.,.. Naftl\8UI • w IOTIC• 1•1 PUILIC IOT1CI Th•• bu.,,.... .. con. ..., 12121 ~ ~ T..J. D.t Cerio ............. ~...... ..,.. ~by: an~ '"''' b111lneu I• COl'I-Thi• bu•'""' i. COfto ~ r.IP.'.M.; -·--~ .......... tied ~w.Cllf.ea.a .......... CldtOttW Tiii re~tt•nt(I) CO!ft. dudldby:MindMdl.W Cluelildby:acorportMoft
..... :........... lwls r•..... ~~ t;::.: 1 bual""' te "°"' • 11111111 ..._. PUIUC MOTICI Plellll•• ~----~~ ~•t,et~nt(1) :,: ~egl•tt:: :,:
11111: ~ ..... Ad.. .. I I ... bit, ... 1tt1 ~ by: • ~... .......... ........ ·------....... .._ ...... ..._ ar-.cc llO ~--c.a·..,. .,. TN ~ ::-'9 · PIOTla ~ 111rent • com. TM ,....., ~ ••11•.... •tat•••nl ~ N=-"'::. Cn..~~<::C: Cn..w:"'N.'::cer=: ~ .... , .... m,H MIDtCAI. PIMehed NlwPort ...... miencedi: .,.,JJ. bW-~ie=•L.ANI. ,,,. ,......... .,. ~c::::. =-" 1191 ab0¥9on: Odotllt ).1191 lllbOW on: Oc:tobed, 1991 ~ ......... AM QftOU, uoa HatbOJ Colla ..... Piiot ~ .,... undeJ the flctldoue 117" .... M..-ta ''·· .,. ~ ~ ARCO SMOG.PROS or DenN9 ~ Unda Yori ,..., L omo. ,.,.....,.
Thia ......._ It con-atvd., -C., Coete ber,lt, ~ J, 12. 1t, ~. Natne(I) lltM ,ountaln Valley, Calif. ST=:AYl, 320 Am-TUSTIN, 14244 Newpott Ji: IN Cow1ty ~~ = ~ -&n~ = ~ ~~ ..... bf: "' ~ ~Cllf.:=., 1811 =:.., Oc10bet 1, 1111 IZ7'0I tthYlf. llalboe leland, C4111t. Avenue, Tue tin, Calll. Ofenoe County on Sep*"" Ofange County on Odotllt Orange County on October
, .... UeooAatton odMt • M..O.. S.l'M lNI ftmtda Ann Shew~ l2tG t2AO ber 11. 1991 .. 1"1 ... , .. , ,_.......... ~·~a PUBUCIOT1CI with-=-~ C!:.tc-: .... Matta~ Clayton"' Warwtctc. 320 fUCh•rd s. Bozar~an, • FIOUU • , .. ,., • rwno
The :ttrlftt(I, COfno M111 • Call!, Ofanae Colfty on Oc:1ober ~ ~ Shaw 18189 ~& Belbol ltian<I, :::, =-?.ur· un-PubbNd Newport IMcft. Publlthed ~ 8MC:f). Publllheel ~ ~
:::" Wldlt ".:--~ Thie buelntu i. ~ • .......... ::.... 4, 1901 S.U ....,_ St.. FCM.W'll:aln &.yM L&Aner 200 Diamond Th1e bu1IMH 1i con-ea.ta Mn& Not OctoCer Costa M"' Pllol Octotw COila Mesa Piiot October ~ ......... -..0 IMMdbV:aeotpotallon .. ..... PIMn1 v~.C•IU270I Balboaletand,Caflf.8*2. ducetdby:anlndMdull 12. 11, 29, ~ 2. 12. 19, 29, NOYMlber 2. 19, 29, ~ 2 •••
lbOlllt on: llfltlmMr :t. Th• ttalettant(e) co"" ,........,. P\tbleNd Hewpol'I ~ Thie bu•lnen le con-T'11• buelneH 11 con-The regletrant(e) com-1991 111111 1991
1•1 menoed lo hMld bl.*-'"" ,Ollowlng pet90nl Com tHM Plot Oc:1ober clUded by: hulOand and dUcttd by: • lmlltd pert. menced lo nnuct ~ s.M4 Sa-152 ~79
WllM\ l. ~ NII undet b ~ ere cSolng bullnMe M: 12 11 zt. NoYember 2. _... netsNp neu under the F1dltlous Tillt ,ttJ'l 'Mnt wee 9et au.in... Name(•) 1'1ed POCO AMta PRODUC-1ei1 ' Th• regl•trant(e) com-The re;latrant(a) corn-eu.ineu Namt(•) llsttd
wtlh tie Cowley a.rt. 0 aboveon:~12,it11 TIONS. 2173 ~ lfvd., rnenced to trtr\NIJCt ~ rnenced to lrllnMd ~ aboYlon:NIA ---------1---------1---------0Nnllt County on ~ lhltdon a.ra.ch, ..,..._ a.. 530, eo.ta MIN. Cell. ~ neu under the AcWous neu unc»r the Adllloul Richard s. eourjlan PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
b1f O. 1tl1 dent ~ Bu .. nHI Name(•) llattd Business Name(1) lla1td Thie atatement was tiled ---------1---------1---------blf • .wan lNI MRll"*1t "' -.ct Uu Andrea lklffa, 2824 above on: not af)Slflcllbte above on: NIA with the County Clltt of JlotlUoue Flctltloue Flotltleua wllh the County Cllftc of He'Aa Cir., Cotta M..., PUBLIC NOTICI Pa1rlc:la Alv'I sn.. Clayton R. Werwlct( Oranoe County on October au.tn.M ...,... lluelneM Name auUMM ..... PutlllNd Nftpoi1 8eech-<>ranoe County on Septem-calf. 92629 Thi• etatemene was filed Thi• sta1ement wu fll.cl 10. 1§91 at.t ..... nt at.tMMnt st.t....m Cotti Meea Noc 0citot. ber 2S. 1991 Richard Domlnic Quintana, P1ottt1eua with the County Cieri! of with 1M County C1.tc of FSCMM25 The Follc>Wlng perM>M The Followln; Plf90RI The FotlowlllO penone
5, 12, Jtt. 111 1111 PIOTeeG 1222 T•ft. lrvlM, Calif. ..,..,.... ,..... Ofenoe County on Oe100er Oran;e County on October Publllhld Newport BNch-.,. doing butlneSt a1: .,. doing bullnHI as: .,. doing tMlsinell •:
.... 11 frllnk Sherman Splna.125 tf120 ltetetMnt 1• 1901 9, 1991 Costa M ... PILol Oc:tobef MAINSTREET MAINTE· MESA l>HYSICAL THEA-UH GAl>UP, 2e035 MQUJ.
The City DIM, Suite *· Thi• bu1ln• .. I• con-,,,. Folowlng penone FIOl444 FI09331 11 2S November 2 ' NANCE, 2117 E. 20th SI., APY, 1eeo Tu.Un Ave., ton Pwtlwsy #152, Laguna ---~~~~-=---IOrenge, Cd. 82181 ~by: a 9**11 part· ere doing bu11nna u : PUbll-"td Newport Beach-PublltMd Newport Beach-1891 ' ' ' Santa Ana. Calif. 92701· Costa M"'• Calif. 112921 Hllll, C.ilf. t2653 •-uc-1 PublleNd Newpot\ Beach-'r P ESPRES"SO ALLA &PIAO· Cotta M ... Piiot October Costa Mell Piiot October s 2120 Gwy R. Rettig DL.. c.nlor· Laura J .. n Neubauer, __ ,..,_. __ .. _v_'""--iCoeta ...... Piiot S.ptem. ~i::t~ =GIA, 295 E. 19th St., C:O.la 5 12 19 a 1991 19 28 November 2 9 ... 75 Rlch11d Demll Pellefln, nla, 1880 Tu1tln Ave .. 2&035 Moul1on Partcw•r.
NOT1Ca OP ber n. October 5, 12. 11, ,_. under the Flctllloul ~c.t1tci1::2ianBerck· • , • • s ... 19 1991 ' ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE ~ c!i1t. ~01~\·20santa ~~ ~~;,;::· f:92Zon-:~ Laguna Hllta. Call .
flUalO MSAlllMO 1991 lullnen. Name(•) lllttd elMr, 215 E. llltl St., PUBLIC NOTICE Sa-880 CNl1011531 Thi• bu1lneH 11 con-ducted by: a corpcnllon Thi• bu•lneH l1 con-
NOTICI IS HIREBY S.·'78elc above on. NIA eo.ta Meta, Calif. 12927 Flctltloue ducted by: an lndtvldual The regltlranl(t) corn-dueted by: lift lndMdUlll GIV~"tl_ ·~ .... ~ PUBLIC NOTIC• ~';8 B~at •• .,.. Catherine fhlreM Mullen, l'1o1ttlous PUBLIC NOTIC! helM•• Name Th• reglatrant(•) com-menc:ed so trantact bull-Th• regl1trant(1) com-ing ~ ... ,_, .,., .... 5 ,, ... ,.., •ment wa• ,...., 291 E. 19th St., ea.ta 9uelnea9111..... mencecl to trenuc:t bull-one under the Flc:tltk)ul mencecl to 1l'lnNICt bull-
Costa ..... Qlty Courd .. with the County Clerk of Mesa Calif l2t21 ............ Flotltlo.a• ltattNMftt ... under the Flc:11tloul Bu .. MH Name(•) lsted Mii under the ~ • ~ mMtlnO on Oc*>-CN8t0Ge838 Orange County on Seplern-Thi•' builnff• 11 con-The Following persons halneM NatM The Followlng '*'°"' Bual""' N•rne(a) 1111td above on: Oc:tobef 3, 1991 Bu11M11 NllM(I) lltted
btf ._ 1M~1 • t:30 p.m.1 ,.......... bet 20, 1991 duc:ttd by: a Qet*el part· .,. dolno ~ u · lt.tement .,, doing butlne11 u : aboYI on: Octot>et 1. 1991 Gvy R. Rettig DC, Pre»-abcrl'e on: Octoblt 9, 1991
In the~ Chalnbef9 °' 1ue1Mu ....... FI014M nenhlp HOWAAl:> JAMES CoM· The Followlng perM>M NEWPORT HAIR CON-Richard Pellerin dent Lan J. Neubauer
City Hall. 11 Fair DrM, ........... Publl-"td Newport Beach-The re9l1trant(•) corn-PAHV 3520 Cadlllac A .,.. dOlna bullnn• II! NECTION, 13444 Newport Thia ltalM*IC WH filed Thi• ltatement WU tiled Thll ~ Wll tued Cotta Meea on tht folow. n,. folowtrig penona Costa Mesa Pilol Sep!ern-menced to 11wact ~ Sul1e 'c Costa Mesa. c:t' INTROS'PECT PERSONAL Ave. IA, Tu1tln, Calll. wtth the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ot with the County CW11 of I~ .,. dOtnQ b1111neSe 11• ber 28 October 5 12. 19 neu 1RMf the F1ct1t1ou1 t2t28 ' . FITNESS AND ATHLETIC 92680 Of~ County on October OfU!Qt County on October 0ranoe County on Octoblt
end tale actton MOTENf<O, BACHT£Ue a 1991 ' • • BuelMH Name(•) "9t.d Howatd N&lhanlon. 24385 DEVELOPMENT, 2333 Robert E. Mc:N\Aty, 3859 4, 1991 3, 1991 •• 1991 on FINAL ENVIRONMEH-wtNSTOH. 4400 MacArthur 9boYe on: not IODlcabll CJvlnc:h Ct La una LAUnd-. Newport Beach, Colina Dcnda Or. 4ll-l07• FI08198 FS01739 F509227 TM. IMl'ACT REPORT NO. ICMIM'f'llrd, 811119 440 New-S.7119 Pa1rlda 0 Van&«dt.., Niguel ea.f mse g Calif.~ San Diego, Calf. 92124 Published Newport Beach-Pub411Md Newpor1 ~ Published Newpott Beach-= '°' 1he 1990 a.ner.i por1 9..d.. Calif. t2Geo PUBLIC NOTICE Thie atat9m.nt .,.. flied Jamei FenYman, 1095 Tu-~= ": Baker • .,.~ J~~ ~·:::i·:i~~on-Cost.a MHa PilOt October Costa ...... Plot October Costa M ... Pilol Octobef
NOTICE IS FURTHER = K.c:::i-:.. 44.:.,8 '1ctttteu. ~~=ti!: :2:2e Cotta Mesa. C.Uf. Calif. e• ewport The regl1trant(1) com-12, 19, 26, Novembef 2, 12, 19, 26, NoYember 2, 19, 28, Novembef 2. 9,
GIVEN that at aald time C4111f. t2U5 • Buslne .. 111_.. 4, 1901 Thi• bualne1t 11 co~ Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-menced to transact .bus!-1991 1991 1991
and pee. .. "*'"*' lu11n E. Wlnaton, 4 •~• FS08191 duc:ttd by: ' genwal part· ducttd by: an lndivldual ,.,... under the Flcti~ous Sa-845 Sa-856 Sa411 i::-:./'~tM~c:: Anclua,JMne. Calif. 92714 ,,,_ Folo'Mng pereon. Publllhed Newport Beach-ner.t11p . ~·~:1~ = :~:: N~A•l•l listed PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE cl on the bV1~ Thie bu~lne11 11 co~ .,. doing bullneu u : c.:i.ta Mesa Pilot Octoblt The re9l1trant(1) com-ness under the Fictitious Rober! E. McNulty
rtl!M. ~ bV· • general P111· (a)NEWJ>O~T ANTIQUES 12, 111, 28, November 2. menced to transact bull-BuelneH Name(•} llated Thi• itattment wu filtd Flcttllou1 Flc:tltloue FlcUtloU9
IF THE AFOREMEN-,_, .. ..., (b)C & MS NEWPORT 1991 ""' under the Actltlous ebove on· October 11 with the County Cler1c of Bueln ... Name Bustne9a MalM hlhMu Name TIONED ACTIONS ARE The. regl1lrant(1) corn-ANTIQUES MALL. 12141 S -IS3 Business Name(1) filled 1991 · ' Orange County on October Statement lta-..nent Statetnent
CHAU.ENGED IN COURT, rnenced to traneact bull-Brookhurst 1101, Garden a above on: October t, 1991 Patrick Baker 10, 1991 The Following petlOl'lt The Following pertonS The Following 1*10n1
the ctiallencie may be llm. ""' ur"9t the Flclltlc>u9 Grove, Calif. 92640 PUBLIC NOTICE Howard N&thWlson Thia 1ta1ement was flied FS09424 are doinQ butinel• u : at• dolna bullnes1 ••: •• doing busineu u : lied to Ottf'/ thfl IMllft ::.neu . N~tne(I) lilt-: Clinton L. Pow.U, 1015 Thi• ltalement WU filed wfth the County Clerk of Published Newport BellCh-ACCESS CONTROL SEMI· BACK ,.-0 BASICS CHIA(). PALOS VERDES VIUAS
someone ra11n .. tht put>. 1991 on. ptemblf • Nancy Ln.. Cotta Meu, flkltltlou9 wlt~h tile ~ounlynty ~'!t!! Orange Co~mty on October Cotta M ... PUot October NAAS, 2933 Jacaranda PRACTIC, 1680 Tustin Ave., Ill, 741 Ocean Front, La-
llc heiring delCrfbed In Calli. 92827 auatneM Name on 11. 1091 Ave., Costa Mesa, cam. Coit• Mesa. Calif. 92627 guna Beach, Calif. 92651 thl1 ~Ice°' In wrlften COf• SUNn K. Bachtell• Marilyn R. Powell, 1015 8t .. ement 1, 1 1 ' J609e20 19, 28, Novembef 2, 9, 92828 Gary R. Renk:! Dl. Callfor· Bruce Greer19. 741 Ocean
respondtnee dellwrtd to :/: ='~.., w~'4 Nancy Ln., Colla Meu. The following ~ fr50B448 Published Newport Beach-1991 Joseph K. Schulen, 2933 nla, 1880 fustln Ave .. Front, Laguna Beach, Calif.
the City Coln:I at, °' ptlof oun., ° CaHf. 92827 .,. doing butlneee 11: Publlehed Newport Beach-Sa-876 Jacartnda Ave., Costa Costa M .... Calif. 112627 92651 to the public heanng ~ Counly on Saptem-Thia bu•lne11 11 con-ON EXHIBIT 3440 VII Costa Mffa PUOI ~Ober Cotta Mna Piiot October Mesa. Calif. 92828 Thie busln111 It con-This business la con-
'BlLllN p PMINNllY ber • 1"1 ,.,,.411 dvcttd by: co-partners Oporto, Newport Beach, 5, 12, 19, 28, 1991 19, 28. November 2, 9, PUBLIC NOTICE Thl1 bu1ln111 la con-ducted by: a corpol'atlon ducied by: a Hmltecl part·
C .. rtt • • ...,.. Tha regl1trant(1) com· Calll/IZ&e3 Sa-821 1991 FlotlUoue ducttd by: an Individual The reglllrtnt(I) com-netShlp City d Puti111htd Newport Beach-rnenced 10 tranuct bull-Walaon Ryef 117 22nd Sl Sa·883 Th• regl1rrant(1) com. mtneed to tranaacl bull-The registrant(•) corn-Publl•h• Newport ca.ta ...... Pilot Saptem-,,... under the Flctttloul 14 Co•ta 'M•u Calif PUBLIC NOTICI Buslne .. Name menced to transact bull· nest under the Flclltlous menced to tranuct bull-B11Ch/Coata MHa Piiot ber 28, October 5, 12. 19, Butlne11. Nam•(•) ll11td 92i27 ' • PUBLIC NOTICE Statement neu und ... the Flctltlous Buslnts1 Name(s) Hated ness und ... the Flctitlout
Octobef 19, 1991. 1991 ·~on. October 1, 1991 Gina Haml, 3211 Bfoed f1otttlou9 flcttt•~-The Following persona Buslnesa Nam•(•) listed above on: October 3, 1991 Bus1nn1 N1me(1) listed SA897 Sa-782 Marilyn R. Powell S1. Newport Beach Calll. helneH Neme ..,... are doing business u : llbove on: October 2. 1991 Gary R. Ret119 DC, Prnl-above on: Octob41f 9. 1991 --------1 Tiils ltatement ... ftled 92&es . •t•tement Buelneea Neme REALTY CAPrTAl. ADVl-Joseph I<.. Schulen dent Bfvce Gteene PUILIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE w11h 1he County Clerk of Thi• bualneu 11 con-TI\e folowllig per..ans Stetewt SOAS, 5180 Birch St. Sul!• Thia ttatement wu llled Thi• ttatemtnt was ftltd Thll ltatement was filed -=-teu OfMa• County on October ducted by: 1 general part· .,, dolno business 11: The Following ~ 200, Newport Beach, Calif. with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk ol with IN County Clerk ot
r ... UI • CM• tot t4e1 11, 1§91 ntflhlp STEV(filSON'S WORLD .,. doinQ business u : 92660 Ofange County on October Ofange County on October Oran;e County on October 8uslneaa N111ne NOTICC OJ FS085M The regletrant(e) corn-OF GIFTS 9321 Comstock BUTTOJ.4HAM PALACE, Mike A. Pavlovich, 12 Sor· 4, 11191 3, 1991 10, 1991 8t.tltMM AVAIU81LITYOF Published Newport~ mtnOld lo traneaa ~ Dr., Hun'11ngton e .. ch, Hl51-8 Placentia Ave., bo~ne, Laguna Niguel, FSGaeOO FSOl740 F5094 ..
T'-Folowtno penont ANNUAL ftlrTURN Costa Mesa Piiot October ,,.., under the Ac:1tlloul Calif U64e Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627 Calif. tan Published Newport Beach-Published Newport BNch-~shed Newport ~ 0•R~ ~::.ENT Pur•uant to section 11. 29, Novembet 2. 9. 8ullne11 ~•) bttd watiw Peck S1evenson, ~ BortL.!,. °=' M::: J~~ ~·:·::i~on-Costa Mesa Pilot October Costa M ... Pilot October Cotta Mesa Piiot October
COMPAHY, 3184 J. AJlwsy t104(d) of the Internal Aw-11191 ~Ryef 5• 1991 9321on ~cJ'~ Calif.~ • • Th• reg.111,.nt(I) corn-12, 19, 28, November 2. 12, 19, 28, November 2, 19, 28, November 2, 9.
1.,.,_, Cotta Mesa. Calif. enue Code, notice I• S.US TI\ll 11atement wu filed~ ~ St · Grevorlana Galina menced to 1ransac1 busJ. 1991 11191 11191
9262e hef9by ;tven that the an-PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ot ~ evenson. Gukayt0 3015 Muny Lane. ,,... under the Flctltloos Sa-848 Sa-157 ssa-aaz Bruce E. Hott. Trustee of nual retLm for the CAI.EN-Or October 9321 ocll Dr.. Hun-Coat.a Mfta. Calif. 926215 Buslne11 Name(s) fisted --------
the Noa Farnlly Trust. 3t14 DAA ye er 1990 ot Flctltloue • ~County on tlnoThltonbBMCh.1 Calil1· 92648 Thi• bualnet1 . ta con-above on: 0ctobef 15, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Nt!wrt A Co DONAlDA M PEUEnER .., • u1 ne11 I con-ducted by: h band and 1991 ~ ia. Calif ~· Ila FOUNDATloN, • private Buelnna Neme f508t7S ducttd by: husband and wlf • us Mike A. Pavlovich Flctttloue Flc:UUoue Flctttlou9 ~ · Moble H foundation, 11 available 111 Statement Pubfl-'*f Newport BMCf'I.. wife T • 1 ( ) Thi• 11atement was llltd Buelneaa Name auslneaa Heme 8us1nHe Neme 1~ NtwPQf1 Center 4S:t: 1M foundation'• pl1nclplll The Following P«ION Colla Mesa Pllol OC1ober The regletrant(•) corn-~·~:'~.':!.!ct : with the County Clelil ol Statement St.lament Statement
Sult , tOO. Newpor1 8"cfl' ofllce tor Npec:tlon cturtno are doing bullnlsl as: 12. 19, 29, November 2. menc:ed 10 tnlnud .~ .,... under 1M Actltloul Otano• County on October The Followlng '*'°"' The Following l*IOnl The Following l*IOnl Callr eze6o • regul•r buelneu hourt MA.INTEt4ANCE SYSTEMS 1"1 ne11 under the ~ B 1 N ( 1 lll1td 4. 1991 .,. doinQ buslnesl u : are doing buslneu as: are dolnQ business u:
Thie bu1lne11 I• con-ffom ' a.m. to 5 p.m. by BUILDING, 2428~ Newport Sa..as9 :=-.. ~Nam•(;) ::,td .:.::.NI:"" s ' FI08789 COMMlRCIA&. DIVING FAMILY rTAUAN GOUR-BC COMMUNICATIONS, due1td ...,. 1 g~ part· tl'ft cttlzen Who r9qUIS1a ft Bhtd. 411, Co1ta Meta, on: • 1 &.ev eorti Gukayto Publllhed Newpor1 Beach-SERVICE, 711 Huntlnglon MET DELI & RESTAURANT. 2855 PiMCl'9ell Or. Suite F-
nershlp .,. T -·-within 180 dlVI _,,,., "'9 Calif, 12627 SaMldOf Eds PUIUC NOTICI WThlaJ."' Jat1Ct.1emtnt ""°"mtd Thie atatlmlnl wn lli.d Costa Meu Pilot October St.. Huntington BHch, 2307 B South 8fl.tol, Santa 124, Costa M..., Calif.
Th It I( ) date of U. ~ mui1dO Cnlz. 2429\.t Hew-1 wae with the C ty C1erlt of Calif 92648 Ana, Calif. 92704 92626 ~•,01 ~.!ct C:,': The~·· pr1nc1pa1 port Blvd. 411, Coe1a M..., f1otltkMl9 with the County Ct•ril of Ofange eo.'::; on Septem-12. 19, 26, Novemt>w 2, Derin11 S1rlttm1tter. 111 Hind Georgn Khallche, Bull C. DeulcHe, 2855 ~
,,. .. under tM Flc\ttloul ofllce 11 localtd Ill Suite Calif. 92627 ........._Name Orange C«tnty on October ber n. 1991 1991 Huntington St, Huntlng1on 3501 Teton Or., Fullerton, MCrffk Or., Suite F·124,
B I II td fOO, 18500 V9'1 Karman Marina IHl>el Mendez, ............ 1, 1991 ' FI08243 s.851 Beach, Cmlf. 92648 Calif. 92S35 Colla ....... Calif. 92QS
,:,:::. 1=~•(•) 11 A""1UI, ~1 CA 92115. 242&,. Newport Blvd. #1, The Foltowlng per1on1 f508440 P bll hed N rt B h-PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Thie bu1lne11 I• con-Thi• bualneu I• con-. The Pffnei!M9 manager of co.ta M .... C&llf. t2S21 are dolnQ bullnela ai· Published Newport Beach-u 1 1WPO .. c ducted by: an lndlvtdual ducttd by: an lndlvldual ducted by: an lndlVldual ~:" .:;,-:ment was IUed the foUndatlon i. ERNEST Thf1 bu1lnH1 11 co~ PUTMAA KLOPf<STEIN & Costa M ... Piiot October Costa Meu Pilot October CNStOOIHS The regl1trant(1) com. The regl1tran1(1) com-The reglatrant(e) com-
with the CoYnty Clertl of J. SCHAO, JR. 1141752· duc:ttd by: • llmlttd P"1· ASSOCIATES, f001 tMne 5, 12, 11, a , 1991 5, 12, 11, 26, 1991 '1cttUou• menctd to transact ~ rMneed lo transact bus!-mencect to tr&nNCt ~ 0 County ()ctoOer '"5 ner.hlp Centef Or Suite 950 Ir-Sa-824 Sa-810 nest und ... the Flc:tl1loul MU under tile Fic1ltloul MU under the Flc:1ltioul
9 '~ on PET!A L GRECO, CPA. Th• regl1trant(1) com-me Call! 92711 ' Bu1lnen Name Bu1lne11 Name(•) Msted Bullne11 Name(•) httd Buslneu Name(a) lla1ed
• FeoNM 1120 Main StrMt. Me menc.d to tr&nMC:t bull-aen pWnan, 11 Marble-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC! atetetnent aboY1 on: NIA above on: Octobef 1, 1991 ~on: October 7. 1191 SZO. IMne, CA 92714 MP under the Flc:ll1lous head pt la(luna Niguel The Foltowlng persons o.nnll Strittmatter Hind Georgn Khatlc:ht Basil Chal1el Deulc:tlle Frecltflcte a. ~ 190 Pubtlehed Newport Bu1lnH1 Name(•) h1td Calif 9zin ' Flothlou9 FlcUtlCK19 .,. doing buslneu as: This 1tattment wu flied Thi• etale!Mnt was filed n. ~ement wu filed
Newport Center Drive, .. ech-Co$ta Mesa Pilot above on: s.ptember 77, Richard Klopfeteln, 430 9us1neaa Name Buslnen Name COAST \.ABEL COMPAHV, with the C<Ulty Clerk of with the County Cleft! of wfth the County C1ert1 of
Wte 100. Newpott a..ctl, ~ 18, 1991 1991 Marigold, Cotona del Mar, StatelMnt St•t4'ment 782 Newton Wey. Cotta Or~ County on October Orange County on Octobet OrMOe County on Oc:10ber
CIM. l2tl0 8.-s Salv9dor. CNz Callf. t2e25 The Foflowlng .,....ona The FolloWlng per1on1 Meta. Calif. m2e 4, 11191 2, 19§1 11, 1§91
Publlhld Newport a.acn.. Thll llatement wu filed Thl1 bu1ln111 11 con-are doinQ buslnnl as: .,. dolnQ buslne11 a1: Craig B. Moreland, 24842 FI087H F508188 F50958e
Cotti Meu Noc October PUIUC NOTICI! wt1tl IN County ~_!! duc:t9d by: a general part. c ENT lJ RA RE ALT y (•)FAMll Y THERAPY IN-Elena Ottve, Uguna HIDs, Pu.blithtd Newport Beach-Publthtd Newport BNch-P\lbllshed Newpott ~
19 R November 2 9 CNStooea4a ~County on-..-·~ nereNp TRUST 1215 Rutland STLTVTE (b)CENTER FOR Callf. t2f5.53 Costa M ... Plot October Costa M ... Piiot October Costa Mesa Pilot October
l..;.1 • • ' bet 2 • 1991 The regletranl(•) corn-Road 'Newport B .. ch FAMILY THERAPY. 1028 Thi• bu1ln•H I• co~ 12 19 28. November 2 19 2S November 2. 9 19 28 November 2. I -Flctlttoua FIOl193 menc.d lo nntac1 bull-Calif '2eeo ' Town & Country Rd., Or· dvcttd by: an lndMdual • • • • • • • ' ' Sa-eaex Buelneae NatM Published Newport BNch-""' under the Flc:Woul Mich.le R. Bruheat, 1215 an;e, Calif. 92868 The regl1tr1nt(1) com-1991 1191 . 1991 __ PU_B_U_C_NO_T1_C_l! __ 1 Statement Cotta M"' Plot Oc:10ber BUllne•• Name(•) lllled Rutland Road. Newport Mrnlltrf Counleflng Ser· menc.d 10 transact bu$i-Sa~7 Sa-8n Sa.ae8
The Followlng penona 5 12 11 29 '"1 aboVe on: Februaty 1, 1991 Beach, Calf. t2eeO vlcll, Inc., C&Qtomla COi· ,,... under the Flctltloul .. dOtnobullnell•: ' • ' • s.eoe Ben Putman Oary L BrahMr 1215 porat.lon, 1028 Town I Buslne11 Name(•) listed Need..,,. exn moner? Oettotheba16CABC'1 -WlmertzoowhOINwl1h
p Ac I fl c TE AR Ac E Thie ~ WU llLed Rut.land Road. Newport Country Rd., Orange, Calif. above on: NIA Heve. gareoe ... -attic. ~1. <*llel --helP lrom 1hl APAATMEHT'S, MS Par11 PUBLIC NOTICI with the Colny Clerk of Beech, Calf. eaeeo 926a8 Cfalg B. Moreland MMrtlae In delallled. than 11Mrtl9e In Qtalllld. dlellfted ..W. dlrectofy . ..,...... NatM DrM, Cotta Mesa, Cellf. Oranoe County. on -tern-T~I• bu•lnell 11 con-Thi• bu1lneH 11 co~ Thi• atatement wu flJed
ltatefMnt 92125 CNl1ooeMO b1r 2l, 1991 ducted by: e llmli.d part· ducted by: a e0tl>Of•tlon with the County Cieri! ott-------------------------1'-'olowlno penona Tec:hwlct\, Mllh Virgin I• flotftloue FWIU ner.hlp Th• regl1trant(1) corn-Orange County on Septem-1--------------------------
are dolno bualneal u : land• Corporation, 110 lluslMu..... Publllhed Newport Beach-Th• re;11t,.nt(1) corn-menced to trantae:t bull-ber 12, 1991 II 11111
Soc.IAHTA MAAOAAfTA Newport Center Drive St t.....m Mesa Piiot Octobef menc.d to tr&nMCt ~ ,.,... und« the Flctttloul F508815 ~-· VENTURI I, 4343 Von Kat· ISllO, Newport Beuch, The F~ penona ~T 19 29 19111 ,_.. under the Ac:miou. Butlnn1 Narne(a) Usttd Published Newport Beach-l---·-------------------------
m1n Aaven~1 _ _Newport Calif. t2ee0 dol buelnMI n: • 1 • • • Bu.ineu N.mt(I) lllttd •bove on: NIA Costa M"' Pilot Septem-
lleacfl\ Calif:~ Thie buelneH 11 con-~LIE~ PROCESSING Sa-807 above on: NIA David A. Stoop ber 28 October 5 12 19 By CHARLES GOREN soc invmmemt. Inc., a dvcttd by: a corporation INC eee W Bak Str..f PUBLIC NOTICI! Mlcflllle R. 8fUhlar This itatement wu ftled ' • • ' Ith OMAR SHARIF Calllomla c:orpotatlon. 4343 Th• regletr•nl(e) corn-• Co "'M er C&llf Thi• mtement wa• filed with the County Clti'k of 1991 w Von t(annan Avenue, New-menced lo lrMUCI bu.i-1203. eta .... · FlotltkMl9 with 1he County Clerk of Orange County on October s.rn and T ANNAH HIRSCH
port 8"cfl. Calif. t2teO ,,... LW1def the Flc1ltloul 92829 1 1 .sea-..-N Or-no• County on Oc:tobef 1• 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE Marg•rlta Copley SOC BuelneH Name(•) 1111td Allied Pr=·~~ Bak~ •---.,... 1, 1"1 FI08458 Q.1-Aa South. vulnerable, you
Pertnen, I Cellfomla llrn-abo'l9 on: noC app4labie ~ Costa M.... The '~ FI085H Publi.htd Newport Be.ch-CN1t009tl57 hold: \:~ ~ MlchMI CMIUlll\IOf\, Aft!/-Calif. 92S2t .,. doing bu..,,._=-°"* Publllhtd Newport~ Costa MeN Pilot October Flotttloua •K.Q'74 •AQJ9 t.UG •78
Beacfl, c..t. ta.Mo ~:c' llalemenl WU llLed Thia bu•ln•H I• con-CLEAR VISION. 24219-0 Costa ...... Piiot Oc:tobef 5, 12. 19, 2&, 1991 .......... N•me The biddinc bu procMdecl:
Thi• buelneH la co~ with the Cow1ty Clerk of ~tdr:r.1:1:1~rn-~oak. Laguna Hllll, 5, 12, 19, 29, 1991 s.122 ............ North But 8outll w..i = b'f: 1 gener91 SIM-~ f::'1Y on 1ep1em-menc.d t! treneect bull-Brit ~...... 242te.G ~ PUBLIC NOTIC! .,. ~~ ~ 1 NT P.. 2 • P ..
Th• re9latrent(1) com-• noeeeo = underN 1he <•~~ Hollyoall. Laguna Hiiie, PUBLIC NOTICE F1otltloU9 HAIR wtsT THE SALON. I • p.. ' ~ ~~ Pubhhed Newport~ ~=: ~.;1 ...... ,. ~. Lt Monica. P1ctttloua llu91MM...... ::h, ~.~ Newpor1 WhaA tW~,.>'°" ~i~ fiDOWt ,! sL-. Bull'*" NM'll(I) ls1ed ea.ta ..... Piiot ~ awt.lnl Negtlfte, rT-242'19-0 HoltyoM. ~ ......... NMte ltet..ent Lena V JoNnNon Muller .-lwi DO ,...,, w w;,. ~n, •bov9 on: ,tbNary a. 1181 ber n. October 5, 12. 19, .,. ~ .... calf. mM at.tewt The f<*OwlnO Plf1IOM 7895 Sagewood Drive: you should live up all tboucbta o( a:
Jatn11 c. Wiiton. ~ 199 t Thie ~ ~ ""';; Thie bu1lne11 le con-The follOWlng pertOM .. doing "*'*' 11: Huntington Beech. Callf. perfectly fittins rrand eJam. With ~ ''*"""' 111111 tiled Su-'780 =:County on s.ptern. =by: 1 gwral part. 9:~~~=eas, ~~.~:k ~ ~ butlnell 11 con-17 polnta facint 16-18 in pertneT'e
with the County a.rt. of PUBLIC NOTICE bet fl, 1991 Th• reQletrantl•l corn-5M Yotb!We at., eo.ia Clrde, Suite IC. ntne, -Calf. ducltd by: an lndMdual band. you have enoucb for a amall O!arp County on ~ •• 7 F9094el mencied lo nneect tM*' M..., Call. l2tZ1 92714 Th• reglettanl(a) corn-elatn, eo don't wute time-jump to ber tj 1•1 CNltOtt-Publtahed Newpol1 llecfl-nt11 undw 1he ~ .-.on A. kine, 51$ Yor1c· AJ ~ Trwt4, Inc .. A rnenced lo nnead ~ ah no trump Even i( your ranp ia , 'IOll~ l'lotftleUI Costa Mela Piiot ~ lklllnete Neme(e) h'9d ..... eo.ta Meea. Calf. Cellfornla corporation, ,... under the Fk:tldoul l6-l? the • •-·-.. l1am t. \0 ~ Newport ._., a...-.."-ber zt. Oc1ober I , 12, 11, aboV9 on: Septefnblr 1&. 82121 17195 ~ Clrc:tl. W. Buafne11 Name(•) lletld L. :.,1_u no .. _ ra la.tetMflt 1991 htty Z. Mc:OehM, MS K. lrvtne. c.lf. 82714 abo'l9 on: NIA """-.-,. Cotta Mela Piiot ~ '"" ttotlcMtng l*aonl '"' S.781 ltt9C A. a..... Yorllehlr•. Coeta ...... fhl• bu1lne11 11 co~ Lena Y. JoNnuon MUiier
btf 21, October I , 12. 11, dolnQ ~ n: Thie ~ WU lied Cellf.12t27 CIUC1ld by: 8 corpolallon Thie ltatemenf W9I tied Q.,S-Aa Sooth vulnerabM )'OU!
1991 'Ot.SIONI ON wooo, 7&5 PUIUC NOTICI with the ~ Cltr'k o1 Thia bu1lne11 11 con-The r~letrant(e) corn-wtlh 1he Courtly Clertl ol bold: • '
• a.111 w. 111tt ~:, Q, CN8tOMU'7 ~~on 8epl9mo =by: a general pert• =-~ ~~ ~~on Septem-•N •AQlOM& tA •KQ10'1
PUIUC MOTICI ~~~ iu" Dia-l'lotMtl• PIOUH The reoletrant(e) com-IMlnel• NllM(•) btlCI ' PIOltM 'I'be biddinc bu ~roc.ded:
Cftt0tt480 merit Ave .. ~ tetend. ......... .._ Nlbhed......,. ._. menctd ~ ~~ T::r on: s.p.mbef 25• "'*'*'Newport leecti-Balll 8oa*' W• Nordl
"8tftt1• Calif. 12111 3807 I ltaleM1nt Coela ...._ Plot October :_. NllM(e) lsttd Alcherd O. Hoberger. Coeta ..... Piiot Oc:1IOblr 8 • S • Pw 8 NT .. ..-........ Joel ... ~ Maywood. ,,,. rolOWfng ~ 1, 1a.1t. a 1111 sttove on: lepllmber 22, Prllldtnl 5.11, , ••• , .. , .,_ , ltet•••.. = ~ ' .,. m bualnele ... L .... tl 1111 Thie ltatamtn WM llMd a..803 Wba\ action do YoU tab?
ar'!:..ia..:'°"' ~buelneH le con-~~.~ PUIUCllOTICI #1:°".:::... _.Ned~~~ MUCNOT1CI A.-P .... OoG"t 1.i that~ ~' ,41117 nenNp br: a general SIM· 11ttct1 ...._ ::.C,.....,.. Pie••• """w. ~ C1ettc of 1. t901 .......,. heutbllndyoutowhatewel)'ia\be
M•cArtlutt CouttJ. Ind The teQletrant(e) co~ ~· 1 ~ lrVlne ait•frttzl ..... ~ County On OctlObel P ....... .... b.t c:oatnd. Partmr upecta to ~'L Newport HICh, tMMeCf lo ~ IMI-C&llf.tl111• ' ' lttU•IM • PMIHI l'\lbllehed Newport leaclho ........ IDabntaetricbMDOtN•OIJPO-
.WtlC) ""' undlt the Adleloul Rot1eft 1.. HuQhM, '90 TM PclO ~ ,.,.._ Coeae ...._ Plot 0CtoW Thi ~ ,.,.._ sf• J0W ~ eo tl\lll p&rtDer'°I
WTW ~ ....,..., .....,_. Name(•) lllted w1econ11n noz. Lono era dolna .......... ee: PubllNd Nftpol1 ...,._ I. 11. '"It. 1191 .,. ~ ae: = ud be beppJ you.,.. de-ment. •IC.. CalltotNa. .. ., tboV9 Oft: June 21. 1•1 ~ c.M, IOl1( COSTA WSA TMHIMIS-Co9la ..... Plot OctoeMr .... ~ • Jiil & -~L ·~-Lu~ Mac1ulttur Courtie Incl ~Hell Thi• buetMM la COit' StON INOIAUST, 1• a. ,,, 11. II. t•1 ASSOQATU, 111 ,.._. -• UUl9 -~t-=-por1 ""· lNI 1t11lmenl ... lled dUClld bf:...,.,.,.,. HairbOr ...... c... ...... leC7 PUii.JC llOTICI ... A¥tf!UI • .,... .. ~ ~ tno., wtlh V..c!':::" =.: The r~etranl(I) ~ Cllf, taa7 llacdrl P\a.ICllOTICI Pie••• Hewport9Mdl,CAtallS Q..S--~ ~ M Souih ~ •1 lilecNltu ~I on mwedundlt ~~:, QfM)~ heoh •••••• .._ ~u.....,_,' ~you t.okk •• • ~ 2ftd "°°'· N9Wpott ,...uot :_. Name(•) 111-.ct &ii..... ' "••ne a111n 1r11 aeed\&=. ___... •toat •A.It •&'7 •-II• ~Tl\I ~ llllOlt "'1tllahed ~ ~ tbO'f9 on: NIA ,_.. ~ .. , 81adr• 8 llr ••.... 1M r111 '• ....... 1Na Well-le COfto 11llt bldllbll Ma~ • b\.cone" eon-Coe9 .._ Not Octoblt .-M w.. "' ar tUtll!llllOft 8led\ • 10 111t .. ..,. .._. .,_. 1¥"' INMlllm ._.. W• Ntlftll Selll = ............ ~ 11, ............ =_.!If~-:.--:~-=:.: .. con-.. ~~ =--;::: ~.: ..:-... 'T~ = 1. ... 1 • ... ~ ... • .. -:J:t.. ~ ,., --~· OrMll Coul'llJ Oft~ ..................... ~ "'"' ·-YICll. •1..0 .... ~ .. -....... ,_.... ' .a.. ~.._, I lo --_.., '* 10; 1•1 ... ".-.ct" atvd., Coeta """" Mlelllft ~ Cell. au111ea ........ , ....., What ecdaa .., JOU -c.u:a•..::c. ......... , ..... --::PVILIC:=:'i:'-:IO:;;;;TICI;;;:;--...... , TM ,... ........ , ~ .... Clll..., -.,,. ~ ~. ,., &.-You Mft • ··--.....
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CLASSIFICATIONS
1002-2790
SERVICE DIRECIDRY
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842·4321
Ext 310
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Callf. Public Utlll·
tie• Commission, RE·
QUIRES that all 'Used,
household good•
movers, print their
P.U.C. Cal T number,
tlmo's & chautfeur'•
print their T.C.P. num·
ber In all advertise·
ments. If you have a
question about the le-
gality of a mover. limo
or chauffeur, Call:
INdQ Degnt, 20 yre exp. TIL• TIM•. ~ W •
comp. plane, addJ MacArthur . CM.
r9mod. 0.eteft Wheteaal• to pubNO.
Dl,,....alOfte l8)CllllO. Ceramic: th, marble la C 0 i d granite. SMl&-2421 • uatom •• 9ne HomH & Addition• •
RMA 291-5092
HANDYMAN UIMOU • .............. ~ ................
71..U.a74
,tl.111l1111j I/,()
Bztfhr (JC lfll
Ret1r11st1 344A
Loving Mo ther wlll
Babysit In her CM DUMP liuiii . .IUNK
home. Refs. o to 4 yrs Furniture. trash, ""
old. Julle 435-9647. branohH, eppllancff.
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P.ip1"1r1g JB66
B I I M Mike 7 dye &4&.1391 W! Olla Shel .,._,. T Reglu• tubs, alnke, tile, Nwpt ch oc ature • ·-.. chips, cracks etc. Any mother. LoV'lng, fun, Tim• Heulln9. Haul· Total Interior Remod·
cond/tlme Color• educat atmos. 7am· Ing to the Dum p. •ling S.rv. ~•To
Guar 71418&1•9859 · 6pm. 714n23-0278 Move anything. Low· The Craiy. 033-7172
• · eat prtcee. e31"'4H3 •
Cleanino P1.11, .'. Cabinets 3490
Career
Counseling 3509
Carpentry 3510
Doo,.WirldowH..ocQ.
Panel-Cabinets-Stairs
S1.-o-Dfywll·Aepalrt4t~
35 yra up. Jerry 642-0567
Master Carpen1er Serv.
New Const-Remodel•
Cntr. Llc.1118-609874
Stephen, 848-1646
Carpet 3514
* Cerpet r eatrotch,
repelr•, & ......
48S.25S1.
Cement
Concrete 3526
Serv1cps ~t)48
Drywall 3584
Hang, tape. All Type• of
finishes. Reasonable,
CLEAN & NEAT free
est. 631·2345.
Electrical 361 O
ELECTRICIAN
Ue.#597684
(714) 64&-4230
Landsca1w ,IJ..
Lawn C.11 ~ J130fl . .... . eoep •
Lawr• • p runin g
cleal)ups. Landecap.
Ing & Malnt. 6345·8781.
~~p~ENE
OC.il l • ", ·L•11S !H(itl
Plumbing 3890
J.B. PlumbfEl.c
Service & Repair.
plumbing & electrical.
full aervlce. F,... est.
lk: 1'524899 992-8465.
rsych1cs 3902
tAIWINQ PSYCHIC
35 years H p. You wlll ot-
be ast ounded and
amuedf 714-«114S-otiv.Jlll
RC'C..tlfl'H '
Sr>rv1c e J907
~ :s~-11\Stall&Uon TrM ~Trimming/Removal
~ Malnt. & Qffnupf
Rototllllng •432·9804• at Uo 418990211 Confldentlel R
• • 9U"'98 ffP9Clally f • TREES• entrepreneur• & J ex~ &41·2015
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//Drlvewaya-pa11oa-
paths etc. No Job too
1mall. RH 1. lie. Bond
Mickey 536-0553
Fences Top~d/'Atmove. lawn•, ~-dnup.751-3478
We .,. now hlttng for the tonowtng llNllONll opanlnga:
SrrC'Pn .... Coun11t1.. • ~ .....
• Ccw .............. ,. • ~ Clefb
e WGNl'tDUM WoftDlft e CUstomer lefvlCe ..... & Decks 3615 Servin'" 3!J20 Masonry 3820
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mission. 714-55B-4151 Driveways, patios. New Repelr. ReowooctJ All TyP9• Mu . Tiie,
pool decks, complete c.cs. Post Rtplace. CM/NB. atuceo, concrete. A••
ramoval service. free Jim Whyte &42•7208 eonable. quality. Fr"
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you, Mon-Frt, 1ot21 thN 11/1 '*"'-' the hotn of 1C)AM.7PM
est. 558·8924 Ht. 131·2345. IMMINA 11#.U
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cla111fted has news for you.
Personal Bookkeeping
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your checks. make
dep., rec. bank acct,
do business related
errands. Will do more
detailed work If de·
sired. Excel refa. Over
25 yrs ••P· 673-2644.
C fl hi B L 0 C fl , C 0 N· ra smena p, con· CR-• , •-. .. Refa. crete & block. Free • • ...,. •
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842·5678
PUii.iC NOTICIS
Additions
Remodeling 341 O
prlcea. 761-8535. p•lr• 10 yrs exp.
Cernnw:
1les 3528
hrdwr, •Prlngs, opnre,
1 pc. & uc:. doors. 7
day Hrv. e50-5078.
Handy Man 3710
Pa1r111r1q 3858
..-ti'" .. "--Llcll oua111Y-M"i"n'ded
CuMomtts. Richard SlflCt (Ue-l111.flt11)845-3209 •Rx TILE DOCTOR• B•ck B•Y Bullder• Install, repair, clean/ ...-...-REPAIRS Home/
Frame to finish. Clean, seal, regrout & grout Rontel PROPEATIES
*PAINTING
Quality painting. L.ocal
references. Fair price. Fast, Ouallly work. recolor. 962-0058 Palnt·Carpentry-etc.-
Uc.60S544. 722·7705. •------------Drywall. Gaty645·5277 One By O n o T iie 1---------Excel.prlcea. Kit/bath DAN'S Home/BualneH 8°"" Off, Interior & 1100 r 1 n g . L 1 c . Improvement. Drywall. ~ Painting.
#691315. 770-2789. Carpentry & Painting. 25 yrs exp. Free Est.
Bonded. 845-7622 97o-8101
Ron. 650-8584
Architecture
Drafting 3428 * Room addition•. r• TILE Installed/Repaired. -HA--N-D_Y_AN __ D_Y_1_M_l_c_ha_e_l_C_o_x_P_a_l_n_t models or new con· Prompt Cour1eous Serviet
atructlon. Fast, prof. Free Est. & Ref8fancas Elec·Plumb·Palnt. LI. 112/hr, + materials
aervlce. 846-0942. John & Shelby.846-8176 carpntry, etc 631-4043 Reference• 975-4006
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUil.iC NOTICES
Rt 1 •<11r" ~"'." 1
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only buslneH. Tlmere
valv••· drip eyatema
lnstallatlon & Repair
722·7824 Charlff.
Upholstering 3931
0 6 Q Upholatery
Reuphotstery &
Repair•. 542-4612.
RENT
throogh classified
PUBLIC NOTICE
flotltlous rnenced to transact busl-fictitious ness und8f the Ftct1Uous flctlUous abO'le on: OCtober 1, 1991 F1otttJous above on: Septemt>er 1 S, Flotltlous hiridi A. mr;
aualMSa Neme neu under the Fictitious BualneH Heme BuslneSI N1me(s) Hai.<! Bualneu Name ~al~ wu filed aualneH N.me \'!.!., Clrlc a u.an. .. Nem• Thia statement --~tied
l tetement Buslnets N~1!'9(S) Usted Statemen t above on: August 1991 Statement ··'th ,.._ "~-ty ,..._._ of lt•telftent Th-;:• s•••--t ...... ........ ltateenent wfth 1tle County of sbow on: ... ptember 1, Ottmar W. Herzog .., .... ........,, .... _,. ......_ r-........., ,. _..,,...,, .. _ _,,, OranCM rA<.-.. on ~ The Following persons 1991 The Followlng ~rsons Thi• itatement Wll flktd The FolloWlng persons Or r--"' Oc:lobef ,.,. ~no persons with he r--.. Olertt 1 The FolloWlng persona ber 2, ........ ", are doing butlMS• a : Mic"•-' Rosen sre doino buslneu H : wll" the County Cl8'k of are doing bu1lneu u : ange ..,.._", on ara doing buslneU as: 1 ~ .. , 0 ••doing bulJMSs u : ber 2 • 1991 , __ • ...,.
caANFRONT CLEANING ,,_ THE HOLMES ORGANIZA· " HALL'S MOTORS, 535 So. 4• 1991 p•-T-D'AHTON FfNE APPAREL, °'1 angel 1 County on Octob« TSNT II, 3121 Central Ave., ................. .,._--:=_
Slll'VICES, 2208 W. :;::~• th:te!::~ <!t~:le:, TION, 2431 Wt1t Co1st ~~~ 1~~nly on Septem· Anaheim Blvd., Anlhelm, ....., -230 E. 17'1\ Sl, Co1ta '1991 PICMM4I Senta Ana, Calif. 92704 .. ...,,......, ......... _. _,.
Ocunfront, Newport Orang• County on S.ptem. Hwy .• Suite 203, Newport ,5074 33 Calif. 92805 Publl1hed Newpon Beech-MHa, Callf. 92e63 Timothy Duane T1ung, Cotta MMe Not October Be1<:h, Calif, 92983 t>er 27 1991 Beach, Calif, 92663 J1mu D. Hill, 1101 Coats M ... Pilot Octobet Sheryl Antolnefte Ro8Che, Published Newpon 8Mc:h-13181 Calle De loa Ptnol, 5, 12, 19, 29, 1tt1
St1ven John Chlnarlan, • F OB2 31 Richard Holmes Ad\/ertls· Published Newport Be1ch-Ridgecrest, Costa Men. 12, 19, 28, NOYtmber 2, 1000 W. MacArthUr Blvd., Costa Mesa Pilot October Lake Elllnor, Calif. 92350 .... ,.
2208 w. <>c.infronl, New-5 Ing & Design, Inc .. C1llfor· Coate Me11 Pilot Septem· C1hf. 92627 1991 Santa Ana. Callt. 112704 5, 12, 19, 26, 199t d~~~ bb!!..'anln•,~ .. J!ualcon-PUBLIC .,,OTICI port Be1ch, Calif. 92963 Published N-port Beach· nla, 966 Coast View 01lve, blr 28, Ociober 5, 12, 19, This bu1lhes1 la con-sa.a!M Thie buslneH 11 con-Sa-829 ..,..,,... ,. .. .... ~ n
Thi• bu1lne11 Is con· Cotta Men Piiot OCtoblr Laguna Beach, Caltf.11265t t991 ducted by: an Individual dueled by: an lndhlldual Th• reglttrant(s) com----------
ducted by: an lndillldual 5, 12, 19, 26. 1991 This buslnen Is con· sa.784 The regl1trsnt(1) com· PUBLIC NOTICE The regl1trant(1) com. PUBLIC NOTICI menced to tranuct ~ l'letlt.._
The regl1trant(1) com· Sa-813 ducted by: a corp0t11tlon menced to ttan .. ct bull· menced to tranAct bus!· neu under the FlctJUou1 8usln ... Na-.
menced to tranaact bu1I-PUBLIC NOTICE The registrant(•) com-PUBLIC NOTICE ne1s under the FlctlUou1 Flotltloue ne11 under the Flctltloua Fictitious 8ualnea1 N1me(1} 111ted , .. ,......,. ne11 und8f the Fictitious menced to transact bual· Business Name(•) ll1ted Bueln•" Name Bu11ne1S Name(•) lilted BuelneH Name abOYe on: June 28, 1985 The Following Ptf10n1 8u1ln111 Name(•) li1ted ness under the Flclltlous Flctltloue above on: N/A ltat•ment 11>ow on: N/A Statement Tim Tsung are dolnQ bullneu ua ebove on: OCtober 8, 1991 fictitious 8usiness Name(a) !Isled Bualn•H Name Jamu D. Halt The Following J*tonS Sheryll Roache The Following person• Thia ata1ement wu ftled DEL MAR PROPERTIES,
St_,, John Chlnartan BualnH s Name above on: NIA Statement Thl1 1tatement was filed .,. doing buslne11 u : Thl1 1tatement w11 flied are doing business H : with the County Clerk o 1n52 Skyp11k Clrcte 118. This 1tatement w11 flied Stetement Richard A. Holmes The Following person• with the County Clerk of CANYON PALMS, 23141 with the County Clerk of CG F>C; 2062 BuslMSI Orange County on Sepfem. 120-A. lrVtne, Calif. 92114
with the County Cl8'k ol The Followlng per10ns This statement WIS flied ere doing butlnHt as: Orsnge County on October La Cedene IL. Laguna Orange County on Septem-C«lter Drive, Suite 210, Ir· bet 24, 1991 Ma1llyn Alddle, 227 C>ceef'I
Orange County on 0Ctobe1 1re dolnO buslneSI as: with the Counly Clerk ol CHARLES GROUP INTER· 4, 1991 HIUI Calif. 12653 ber 30. 1991 vine, Calif. 92115 PS077N View Or., Newpoft lead\, It, 1991 LAGUNA BEACH EOUCA· Orange County on October NATIONAL. 5020 Campus F5087H siiiler Varkel. 23141 La PI08228 ~ Eckmal«, 2204 "8oo Publlhed Newpoft Calif. 92883
P508585 Tl ON AL BOOKS, 245 1, 1991 Drive, Newport Beach, Call· PubUshed Newpor1 Beach-Cedena ll, Laguna HIH1, Publllhed Newpon BelCh-h Ave., Coela MeN. eo.ta Mesa Piiot This bualne11 It Mf'>
'iibllshed Newport Beach-Gran<M-. Ulguna Beach, '508449 fom4192660 Colt• Mesa Pilot Oc1obet Calif.~ Costa M ... Piiot Oc1Qi* ii. 92627 '* 28 Oct '* 5 1~ 19 duCted by: an~ Cost• M"8 Piiot October CaHf. 92651 Published Newport B•Kh-Oera.ld c. Lasentky, 48 12 19 26 November 2 Thi• bullntH la con-19 29 NOYetnbef 2. t Thi• bu1lne1S II oon-• 0 • .. • The r1t9lttr•nl(I) ...
26 N bet 2 9 EdWarcl Fry, 245 Grand· Costa Mesa Pilot OCtober Oakdale, lrvlne, CA 112714 · • ' ' dueled by: en lndMdual .,.;. ' ' duc:1*I by: en lndMdual ltl1 menced IO ~ .,.... 19• • ovem • • View, Laguna Beach, Ca.llf. Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-l99l The regl1tr1nt(1) com-1-1 The reglslrant(a) co.. S.717 nea under Vte l'k-..
11191 92651 5• 12• 19• 26• 1991 ducted by: an lndlllldual Sa-849 menced to treneact bu» Sa-878 menc9d lo tranaact ~ lullnett Name(•) ..._ Sa.el7 This business Is con-Si-820 The reg111r1nt(1) com. neu under tf'9 FlctfUoul ne11 under 1tle flctttlout ~on:~ 1tlt
ducted by: an lndMdual menced to transact busl-Buslneu Name(•) lla1ed Butlrle11 N&IM(I ) ll*d M..twn Nddlia
The registrant<•> corn-nen under the F1ct1tlo111 PUBLIC NOTIC• ebove on: Auouat 1'91 above on: ~ 11. MUC NOTIC! Thia .....,.,, .. ...
PU••IC -TICE menced 10 transact t>uat-PUBLIC NOTICE Bu11ne11 N1me(1) 1111ec1 .. 8'\8ler v111c.r PUBLIC NOTIC! 1991 wllt\ .,,. ~ a... ti ______ n_v ___ , nt1• under tha Flctl11ous ebove on: • Fictitious Thia 11&~ wu tiled l'lotttteue Lyle Ecktnelef P'lotttleue Orangt COWlty on 0...
Flotltloua Buslnaaa N1me(1) lilted CNa1007097 08fald C. Lasen1ky BualnHa Name with 1tle County Clefk of Buetneee Name Thia ttatament WU tMed au.IMu M9Me 1, 1991 •·~"---M•me above on: Septembet 25, I TATl .. l!NT OP Thi• 1tat1ment was filed Orange County on Dctobtr with the COWlty Qer1l of It t t , .... -·-1991 '"' with lhe County Ci.tk of Statelftent 4, 1991 lttilernent Orange County on ~ The , • ~ ~ Newport ~
....._ IF~t Edward Fry WITHDRAWAL PROM Orange County on Septem-areThedOI.,!~~. P8fsonlaa· FI08792 ~~-persons bef 27, 1991 ate~~~'°"' CON Mesa Hot OCtolMr ,.,. ...... -.... persons This statement wu filed PMTNl'.RI HIP ber 24 1991 -.-. --· ........ , N ._ ...... If• ...,..,_ .. : FI081M · are doing bullMSI u : with the County Cl8fk of OPl!UTINO UNDl!ft ' ,507851 SALON SULCA. 3930 Sri• rvuMshed ewport _..,. GIESE INTERNATIONAL. Publl hed Newport 8Mdto 8AY A 0 SALES, 443 W. 5, 12, 19, 29, 1tt1
NIELSEN ELECTRIC, 1589 Orange Counly on Septem-FICTITIOUS P bfl hed N rt Be h-tol St. Suite 207, Senta C08ta MMe Pilot Dctobef 1900 E. Garry St. 1201, eoata' Me Piiot OCtobet .. Y' ll., Co.ta Meu. Callf. ~
8 San Bernardino Pt1oe, ber 27 1991 BUl lNl!ll .... Ml'. u • ewPo ac Ana, C.111. 92704 12, 19, 28, Novembef 2. Santa Ana. Calif, 12705 ta '2127 Neadlendac• , ....... Costa M .... Calif. 92927 ' ,508239 ,... Co1ta MeH Piiot Septem-Al1n Baumgardner, 20t 199t A. Gia .. lmpon, Inc., Caff.. 5. 12. 19, 26, 1991 John fl. Oconner Jr., A12 !lad.;;;---!!_ for Olen Webb NlelMn. 1589 The following s>er•on hll blr 28, October 5, 12, 19, Spallmba, Newport Beach, Sa.SSS fomla. 1900 E Garry St 9e«J6 De llence, Huntlngtonlwt ________ ,_..,..
8 San Bernardino Pl., Published Ne~port Buch-wllhdra\Nn u • gener1I 1991 Calif. 92660 1201, Santa An., Calif: hMh. CaUf. 92847
: Cotta Mesa. Callf. 92827 Costa Mesa Pilot OCtober panner from the partner· s •. 790 Thia bualn•H I• con-PUBLIC NOTICI 112705 PUBLIC NOTICI Thi• buslne11 I• con-
! Thl1 business la con-5, 12, 111, 26, 199t ship operating undec the ducted by: an lndMdual Thlt bu1lne11 I• con-~by: en lncllvldual
ducted by: an lndMdual 8•·814 flC1111ous bullness name of PUBLIC NOTIC! The reglstrant(s) com-Plotnleua ducted by: • COfJ)Ofatlon l'ktHS.. Th• registrant(•) com-
The r1gl1trent(1) com· HEIRWOOO et 1977 Pl•· menced 10 trantact bu• luelMM N..ne The regl1tranl(a) com-Buetneu ..... mtnCed lo trantaet bua1o 1 mencees lo tr111NCt bu• PUBLIC NOTICE centl• Ave .• Co1ta Mesa, CNl t009113 ness under the Fictitious lllltement menced to tr1111nct bull-a .. tement ~ Ullder the FlctlUous r ne11 under the F1clltlou1 Callf. 9282& l'lctltloue Bu1lne11 Nem1(1) llltad The Followlng perton1 nets undet the flc:t!Uous The F~ peraon1 8ullneH Name(s) llsted Bullness Name(•) ll1tad l'lotltloua The Flctltloui Builne11 Buelnfft Name ebOv. on: JAnuaty 1980 are dolna buslneS1 .. : eu1lneN Name(•) lilted .,. dolna but1MM ••: •bove on: NIA r •bov9 on: October 10, lluelnH• Name Name referred to ebove Statement Alan Baumgatdnet PU8LIC' WORKS 1100 above on: NIA BAUMEfSTEA COMPANY, John fl. Oc:OMOf Jr.
1991 l lllt•men• WU fllad In Orange County Thi Followlno person• Thi• stat•ment WH fifed Rutland Ad. 14, ~ Drew QltM, Pfetldant 410 32nd ltrHt 1207, Thi• llatetnertt WH filed
I Olen NlefHn The Following pertont on November ,0, 1988 are dolna business as: with the County Clerk of Bffoh, c.llf. gzeeo Thia statement wu flled N•_wport llHCh, Calif. w41t'I the Counly Cler1I of
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Thlt ltatement wu ftled are doing butlne11 a1: F328448 CAFE DON 13882 New• Orange County on Oc1ober Carter W LM t100 """ with the County C1er11 of 92963 0rW!Qe County on Seplem.
with the County Clettc of PAC.UDO GROUP. 18400 FUii Nine and addrets of Port Avenue . Suites F ' Q 4, 1991 lend Ad. ,.. Newport Of919 County on ~ lMlle Howard lautnat"9f, bet a1, 1991
Orange County on OctoC>er Von Kerman 1220, IMM. the peraon wlthdrewtng: tualln Calif.' 92680 ' PI08'798 Beach. eaMf. taMo ber U, 1991 889 Lake It., Hemet, c.IU. F.0.tU
to, t991 Calif. 92715 Donald w. Oeofg~ 29965 Yo1hlhwo Tomlnaga t508 Published Newpon Beach-Thi• bu1lne1S II con-1'908241 923-44 Publl•hed N9WPO'f e..ch-Fll09111 The Meflnet'I lrrvt11ment Redwood Dr., anyon Tonia Court, An~halm, Coste Mesa Piiot Octob9f ducted by: an lndMdu.I PWlllhed Newpott 8Mc:h-Tl\la butlneH la con. Co8*a Meta Piiot OctoC>er Publllhld Newpott 8eKh-Group, Celllomls, 18400 Lake, Calif. 92587 Calif. 92I02 12 1,. 2• ..,_~_,._ .. The re~strant(I) com-,....,. • .......__ ...._. ..._._ .. _ ducted by: en lndMduel • 1~ 111 ...,. 1991 Von Katrnen 1220, lrvlne, Published Newpor1 Beach-Thi b I I • •• ... """""''--"• ____.... ......... ct ........... ----....... --Th• t•Ol•tr•nt(t) COlfto .. .. ..... Cotta M ... Pilot Oc1ober Ct111f, 82711 Costa M ... Pilot Sept•~ duel~ us ;.•:n~~on-1991 ....... ..., th.-~ I , 12, 11, 29, 1991 rnenoed lo freneeot ~ s.IOI
19. 28, ~ 2, t , This buslnelS 11 con-bet 28, October 5, 12, 11, The r%'litrint(t} com. h..t50 1ua1MM Nw(J) lated s..oe nets undtf the ~ ..... -._.ICI 1911 ducted by: a corpetetlon 1991 mencH lo tranNC:t butJ,. ebo¥t on: o.-4 , .. , ..... 1 Buelneta ...,.(a) ._. rvw.n. nv• 8a-M9 The re~11rant(1) corn. S.n4 neu undtt the Flct.ltlout PUIUC NOTtcl c.,., w. LM • ,.vwwC llOTICI -.we on: NIA ,..._... --PUl&.IC---.-TIC----1-:::.CS"*' ~ PUBLIC NOTICI Butlne11 Name<•> lilted Plotlt.._ TNa "*"*"' w Med ,....._. ~ .:::=-w ...... .._. --l~iiii;;;;'i;---lualneu N1mt(1) llt1ed '"-tH•-·-av~:O~om1A ,....,8 •u1eJw•N..,. ~r~~ 9uelle••M11MO Wiit the~ a.tc.of ,,......_, ,.. ..... e ~ on: September 21. r... -_ ..... ,. -· , _ __;-. •• ..,,. t•tement • 1991 .__ .. , ............ Oranot CCM1ly on ~ The 'OllowlnO peraone ......... ._.. t"1 llualneH Name "' 1 .. a,..,..," was ,...., The Followlng P9ftOna ' The ,ottowlng pereont 7, 1901 wt dolria txJ11nets as1
............. Mar11 AINgan, Prtslderrt ltat.tMnt wlU'I the County Clerk ol trt doing butlneu es: PIOIH1 ate dolna butlnesus: PIOIOtl OCI c:l"OUP, UH2 f The Poiowtnt P9ftOna This It.al~ wu flled The 'ottowtng penons ~"2f.1~ on Septem-CAMERON COMPANY. I Publllhed ~ IMCf1. t.41CAOftCH, M52 DorMtt Publllhed N~ ~ MacArthur Blvd., ltt.
• .,. doing butlnet• w. with lhe County Clettl Of .,. CIOl88 buelneH u : • ''°"... EHllhOr•~ lrvlne. Celll. Coata Meta Piiot Octo. ~· Huntington hach, Cotta ...... ,. October 1 200. ~!;. 12111
p ~i:•.c=u~,.:. ~'T. ftr,"'Y on $epf4"'11-~~~~~~ PUblllhed Newport l..ch-~ Cameton Wllllttmt. ::0119' "· November 2' T.,!y 92cr:c. ees2 DotMtt 11. 2f. Novembtr a. t. tt1 l..,.~fio.. Coe1A '::; t Newport le•ch. Calif. PI081l40 Meat, C&llf, t242t Coste Me .. Pilot October t Eutshof•, llvlne, Calif. sa.ase Or., Huntington Beach, ....... Calif. t"1t
l2l80 ~ Newport Beech-Ottmat W. Henog, 3073 s. 12. 18, 2t. 1991 92114 Calif. t2t4t Thi• bu1ln•H Is con-1 MICf..c "°""· 2121 .... COeta Meta Pilot October t<lllybrook• Ln., Cost• Sa.804 Ttlll butlntH i. con-r IND This •u11lnet1 It con· Hu IT dUCMd by: an lndMdull I emo, ......,. 9Mch, Calf. Mela, Calif. mat duded by: 1111 lndMdUal dUcted;ttn ~ ""• reg11•rent(•) com-
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lallO •· t2, 1t, at, 1991 Thie bu1lnt" Is con. tt ~·re lillt tterflng ~., Tht ttglttrant(•) com-Th• lttrant(t) com-~ lo hNact ~
n.fs 6\ltlMN ,. con-S•lt7 ducted byl tn lndMdUal ,own bullnett. clMllllad II menced tO trensact blJtl-an IPwtment mencecl hMeCl ~ ,.. ...... .. Plc9ala
I.. duclld DY: en lnclMduel Heed a"'*? .l.OOk In The reglstr•nl(a) ~om-I O'Mt placa to llnd ntB H und" !he Fle1ttloul .._'"OUQh Cla••lfitd ntat under the '1c1ltlOut thro••n'-.... •-;..c...1.lL;....a lullnete N~•) ..._..
_ Th• ,.,1.1rent(t) com-menc«I lo tranuct bUtf.. ,Offlceaqulpmen1 u1lnt11 Nam•(•) N9'ed uu• -lutl""' Heme(•) lflted .... u ... l&mll~ ;. .. ~f/IJflft~:-on:_._Nl_A--:===:!.!:..-..._;._.....:..:.:;;.;:,.._1,
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ward • Loat cat. Md bleck. Old,
• ne.de nMdk:a·
on. 150 .. 474 or
,,,.... 842·
1 ......... .... ........... ........ . .... .... ... .. .,,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiirl ., ... , .. werehow• ... , ....... .
°'*IC In f'CMllUln .,...
lev. 40 HOUR WH K • ar. to ejght hour Min ature acttnauHr tOIANT GANGI MLat
..... 811 ~ 206 .RIP, lib. ~
•oed•d, 120 t1r11 n*« oondldon, 1r1a trtr, MW alp Npt
0...-Mattna. .... Ing $15,liOO. ......
... to appt1datef
7Ho6428.
..... Aallgl,,...,.. -. , _____ ....., __ .;;... __
8lrWna '!...~:ur,'~ ,.a:::::c::::....,.------1 SMotPPIM AKC ch8M-ua...w doU'9e ~ N. No ~ ~ ....-a boar pion a,1ood, ahote ·~ ~: birda. tom. ...,.._ :rz: ~=. hme = J..:• lldot· ~ 40'e, IO'a, eo•a a =., ~ Dr. Na fnnlMle hutch, 11 10'a fof' M . SOl'M S3 ...
tobw II... K•nnet l•perl•nc• dey October . p~ SonMi Groom .... ~
to l20. One bdudful Antlquea,pw.,,ta hehld
9"Mn eota. drMMr, movie atat OUlftl for Od• from MdWMt.0..-g::• table/I chre. 11&0. PrlMt'• Heblt raner dtha •11 ,.,..
r ......... Muea ~ !:.-'*"" NMd euto.
ldenllftoallon tor Ploof "'°'..,.,· to wortc/9peak/oom-l~No~-=~---~---1
Transportation ; \. ~ ' : ! ! ' t I I I ,
munloate lnoll•h. E>cp. '*'· A 1• CU PT Kenmor9 A"'-V IN PERSON Selwy of '300 f A ..... hlboe a.. o«era. 722-144&. for 120. Prairie tfat, 113e Port Shef·
TOOAVI buyl"9 mdae. 714/ t7M341. 1125. M0-8111 ext. 3-tM. Ke .... _ _.or, 11 .... ft. Klmban baby Orand
SUNOAY, OCT. 20TH,
10 A.M. • 3 P.M.
MONOAY, OCT. 21ST.
I A.M. • 8 P.M.
PIT Ph ......... -Plano. a..utlfi.14 blk one Help & white refrlo great .. AIWA,.. IUllC' flnleh. 11,475. Can Scheduling. I to cndtn 125() 722~. 9VVWV vr help dellvef. 527•1154.
Noon, fOf t weeka. Complete Mt of I ----------Call 850-1782 after IS. Maytag Waaher/Dryer Bradford E.xchang• YaMaha etectronlc up.
RE IEC-'/OFC llOR ~!'.~. ~ ... ~1<41 .,.. couetor'• ptat•• by right piano/ keyboatd CDI ' •• -.,...,..~&. EdWln M. Knowtea. 5 mo•. old. 11700 TmllPORA&llY 8VCS Real E•tata exp req'd. Featurn ~ from obo Phonea " bkk.""' tyro Refrigerator 1200, • 75$-0523 4100 B~1~ET. Ing 6 , W/P. '"P'atrlCk washer • dryer, 1140 the movie mualcaJ.
GI .. _..._....,._........ each, dlahwaaher Still In ortglnal box ... NEWPORT BEACH ,,....,_ ,._,...,_,.,, 11 .,...,.., been displayed. Snortir.,i
Goods tjQ65
drH ... $5. FrinDed fteld McMhur/ FO(d.
leather YMl A leaihef Big block ganige ....
aklrt 110. Homemede In Dover Shorn New •40 MOOR .......... *2T COtonado, ... --. palc:hworic ~ 110. 6 f • ,_ --.. Black ~ ~ 15 UHd urnlture. Coronado. >Ont ~ o/b, hadg tnk. ~.
Jacket• S5 Nurse~ dee« Item• and much tlon. ,.ady to Mlt. dinghy, vhf. NB a»p,
uniform• a rMtd'• unt-l'nOfe. 1018 Wntwlnd S5CMUl9. l5500/obo, 723-4070.
f ... "•A~ --""' Way. NB. Sal a Sun. orm ~ • ..._.... .... "'•· tam-4prn. •42' Callfomlan, '87 •Hobie 1e• Including pul'MS, gloves. Some twin Cal~ di.ael, trW* chlldren'e outflta. In ESTATE SALE. Apt full fty equlpd, many ldraa ~·
the alley. 812 Iris, of furn, hehld Item• & 12.40,000 75M974 ......,54,.,......-------CDM. cloehea. Sat 8-4. 1000 3o• Laeuna '87 dt.-Patk Newport Apt 212. HI' flahlng boat '82, ... ~. whfft A
40hp mercury, ator9d pi 1 1 1 (714) esa.oaee RETAIL ULEI 25. 84&-5841 Makft a vre• CM••·
MAJOR CROSS Ptr, •nthuelaetlo, Refrlgerator•Sean, maa gift. Aat(JnQ 1250
SmEETS: OUAIL & cheerlul & loY9 coun-white, 2 dr, froet ""· the Ht. Pie... call ~'l~E ~~i~OHN try llVlng. 497.,...20 ••cetent wr1cng cncttn. e • s ·1 t 3 3 aft• ,
FABULOUS MULTI GA-Inside, alnt cond, nnac e a eer ng.
SoUd oak poof table, 2135 & 2131 Wallace. RAGE SALESI Satur· many maa 14200 obo great •hape, trr
full •12•. eJate top, Toya for glrta & boys. day, Oct. 19 lam-554-3117. *1 aK 875-9990
Costa Mesa 6124
---------Antique Country Faire 1175. 844-5e39. 5:30pm. Or call any. quea, racks, wall let ._ ahara our 11... 2pm. Alley betw. Avwy & Co
mounta, braH light •Ut•• w/you Sat 9-S C9dar/Walnut St. In 18 ft. Regal. The S. nature, leH than e · ' ' Npt ShorH. Have a bring model. 1988. Gd
moe. old. Muet selll BAU.ET 110NT11ARTRE cup of coff .. on U• cndtn. Bank repo. No
aso-24aa. FUND RAISING SALE Got married. Don't need trlr. eK obo. A~ry •
Pl..,....IXI a time, leave m .... ge.
1 WW SectJIOfrlceCltrk ••r• w••h•r a~---...,.-__;-hpart New. 1 (l'rtday) CUSTOMER S.Veral PIT & Ftr ..,.._ d~r 110 plug In E&J wheel chr, leg Urta, ,~ Wayne AJrpoft to SERVICE •lllon~ avail. "~•1 ..--1• dryer, apt alz• 1150 folde, used 5 tlmff, \oi
Speed .-.;.
Sk. Bo.its /U 16 ~ lpm, return 800-&32-5751 • ._. for both. "4-ecK:S. price $250 559-1385.
rrwA ·1~i'~: T h e N E W po RT Telemarketing l8 Men'e tobacco oetrlch
I Co. 875-8990. come to buy or do-two. Ant ques. refrlg, 1..,...,,.,....,,....._...,...____ •ea ... ,.,. Whaler
BEACH/COSTA MESA e Dlal-/Op-er• bri.fcase. Never been llJ1•1MI tK '44-1'714. Pl 0 .... ... ua9d. 11250 obo. L T la looking for • • Hrly + Caeh bonus a Twtn 9eda Mk• new, 759-0523.
Cuatomar Service •No Sal" Requlr9d mattrffa box aprlnge. ~~~~~~----1 Repreeentatlve for the If you are not making 150 ea. 87&-4413. NINTENDO SYSTEM & Cunle Mathie 19" con-
Clrculatlon Dept. to S300·1500/Wk, call 8 gamH lnc:tcla Tetras, aole. Ork wood. am/ work a nealbla ached· now. Mrwr cheet w/ twin Zelda II & Top Gun. fm record player $285.
Vs. Stcr1•os
& Electronics 6080
nate your white et-microwave, bike•. 18' Boat with off shore 15'Custom SS, con-
ephanta for eale. The sofa bed, odd & ends. mooring. 673·3313. aole w/bow-rlder play-
variety of Items Is 232 Newport Blvd.1-~-------deck, Whaler uphlatrd,
endleH. Dozens or NB. Sat. Oct 19th, 27' ,.ormula Sport 24 gal fu.I, 115 HP
brand new T·•hlrls at 9am-3pm. CrulNr, '80 llke new. Evlnrude, et..-.o, euy
glv•away prices. Pro-Humungoue Marine Muat Hiii S18,000/ roU, trlt, mJae 17,795
cffd• to help finance Swap M .. t. Sun Oct. obo. 24Me90 orr.r. 831-6300. ule, approxJmately 18-714-fMt-1285 headboarda $100. $175 AW 575-ee58 722-8584.
24 hour. per w .. k. 873-8898 ---------
the annual NUT· 20. Buy direct from 801=========·J._·---.;;..;......;;.~.;.._-
CRACKER produc· y~t owners. Nautical
llon by our young decor. hardwate, en-
dencers. December glnea. ealla. u name 111
14, 15 & 20. Tickete Sunrl•• 'tlU noon. An-
on aale soon at Tick· cient Mariner & Josh
atmuter. See you at Slocum'• p&n<lng lot.
2632 Santa Ana A~. NB Mora lnfor. call
Saturday, October Minney'• 548-4192. 19th, 7am.
We nMd a reliable Playpen. atrolle,., baby Mlteublehl Electronlce pereon with strong Antique oak .• Cheete, toya, girl• cloth••· America etate of the
ROQIDA\' PROCESS.. telephone skllls, Houseclaanl & La writing dHk. 125~ CHEAPI 559-1365. art wide screen 56"
ING PHONE ORDERS. pleuant Ph91• voice, dry, 1 or 1 daveM. 1450. 844-5te5. Sllghtry uaed 1989 TV. Uke new. Retails
,,eopie Call You To neat appearance and NHd OWfl tran•porta· Chlldcraft set or bk• at over $2,000. will ~.,. Wiii Train. 1· able to work well With tlon. 760-0100 w/ dctnry. 844·n59. eacraflce for $400
vuu-735-8197 EXT 311 othefa. S5.50/Hr. cash. 831-8959
Seiaty S300 Reliable, loVlng Nanny, Bualna ............. I 8
ng merchandl!:. Call DANll!L SMEA needed In CM home. walnut daka w/ret sas. Collectibles 6017 PARKJNQ LOT SAL• DESIGNER FURNITURE Sat 8-S. 2815 Lafay. ..., nee. ?14/ 880-__ M_2_-4_3_2_1_1!.xt __ ._2_0_7_1 10 mo .. 8 & 7 yr old. 8 walnut d•k sso. flt• ~11, eld. 3-t58. 650-7658. cab 185, chra S20, fire -1.._..-------r------------------.. cab $350. tat file $250,
SALE. Dining rm table. ette. ClolhH, antl-'SOUND OF IUSIC' sued• chrs, tapestry qua•. eo11eet1b1ea.
Complete set of a wing chair, bergere .,,,--.....,------
Garage
Sales ACCOUNTING UP TO metal dlk 145. aofa 195, enter ctr $95, din Bradford Exchange chair, eofu, antiques, Sat only t-2. Antique
G('neral 6102 oolletor's plates by art, oriental carpets. oak dining table, ming
Edwin M. Knowlaa. pool table, all Items cabinet, adult & chldl· F 90 FAMILY SALElll 10/ lass than 1 yr. old. ren'a cloth••· bike, eaturaa scenes from 19 • 10/20. E/Bolsa Must sell this week· toys & books. 1618 Ir·
CLERK PIT Ht & hutch 1595, crib
To aaelat w/Wortc no $ S 120, axer bike $60,
& retail bualneH In 600 recliner $145, picture• '88 JAGUAR XJS
Coeta M•••· Mlri 2 $20, bkcaae $150.
hra/Wk. Can Sue beds 1165, eofabds 7t4-840o3tea S95, student dsk $85,
acceeorlH S1·15. &
the movie musical. Chi S/W endl 303 Alta Lane vine Ave. Still In original boxes, ca, estmlnster ---------never tfeen displayed. Ave &am. 894-1573 CM. 65~2488.
Jutt Ilk• new. Only 15,500 mhl. Chrome
wheell and WhMl~well trim. Coll 7204590.
Blrttndtr Trainees PER MONTH more. 973-0848
Needed. Call: DESIGNER FURNITURE
714-895-8998 Ext. 166 * NO COLLECTIONS * SALE. Dining rm table,
ELI Co _, eueda chrs, tapestry D unttr ,.tlD wing chelr, qergera
N.B. area ean<tNfoh Early morn1'ng motor chair, sot••· aotlquee, ahop, Good etartlng art, 0tlental carpels,
pay. Exp a help. FIT routes available. Deliver pool tabla, all Item•
Makes a great Christ· October Clearance Free sofa bed. It pine
maa gift. Asking $250 Sale. Animal A•· oval dining table 2
the set. Please call alstance Thrift Shop. leafs 4 chr• $285,
6 4 5 -1 9 3 3 a rt• r Wed-Sat 10:30-3:30. stereo $25, antique
5:30pm. Or call any· 14942 Jackson. N of buffet $65, xerox cop-
Ume. leave menage. Bolsa, E of Beach, ler on stnd $50, anti.
Midway City. For lostJ que pedal car, misc.
round, low cost epey1 2451 Norse Ave 7-5
neuter, pet l.D. call _s_a_t._o_n_ry,_. ____ _
978-PETS helpline. Yard eala, Catholic
Bu1ldinq
Materials 6030 * Prr. 831'°t"' Tuesday, Thursday & ~~!t '~!~ .~1:'~~~:
>\ Doaaltttr S t d M st h andl 303 Alta Lana STEEL BUILDINGS, Congenlal retriever a Ur ay. U ave CM. 650-~488. Must Sell 3-21a24, 1· Corona
Daughters. charity
benefit; something for
everyone. U name It.
Sat & Sun 8am-4pm.
2574 Carnegie, ctoae to Harbor/Fu.
•Nu good natured dependable transportation Oealgner• new eora & 30•40, 1 -40•75, 1-
parson for care whUe d Ii bilit · lolteeeat, brushetroke 50•100 All New. maa1er away. Balboa an a Y lDSUrance. James 714-722-6nO. pattern, wht w/blu
PenlnsulL Beth. CALL 642•4333 grn-roae. Sacraflce 875-9844. 1500/$475 542·2255. Office Furniture &
Equipment 604 7
del Mar u 122
Multl·famlly Garagar.
Costumes, antique•.
furn, artwrk, lampe,
exerciser, cloth••.
llneri. misc. In alley
608 Iris. COM. Sat 9-3. PliiiL Executive Engllsti oak
dHk by custom craft. fnsh natrl, parquay Uaed, reu shut dwn Hes~ C8ftlP9f tie.I
top, 78"X38" ,eacrince ofi<:9• dsk, chre, crdn-l8linO mor.. ~thin
11100. 842·2255. zaa, etc 960-2738. ~-?Sell" wlttl • Cl...itlad ad.
Huntinqton
Beach 614
Antiques, tools, fuml-
tura, motor acooter,cr-
othes & much moral.
1oo1 A 308 Alabama.
1051 articl• t.mini ngul'l'S prominent•
ly
tion in living quarters. E;;ph11is alto
on image. l"\'putation, cl"C'dlb11ity. lf11•1
rights, marriage_ Scorpio in p1ctuf't'
b1IHy. dudlint' Confideoltal d.at• sup:
plied by Anet n•hvl' Rt'lo111onsh1ps
intrn~1fv. '(Im• 1dm1tt•dlv rontrover·
s1•I
Get an arlgle on the camera
equipment you've llw1lyl
wanted. Reed duelfled.
11111111
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Q.1-Aa South, vulnerable. you
bold:
•KQ74 •AQJ9 tA.J~ •73
The biddinc hu proceeded:
North Eut Sooth West
1 NT P .. 2• P ..
2 t P .. 1
What do you bid now?
Q.2-Aa South. vulnerable, you
hold:
•95 •AQ1086& t A •KQ107
The bidding has proceeded:
Eut South Weat North
3 + 3 • P.. 3 NT p._ ?
What action do you take?
Q.3-Both vulnerable, u South
you bold:
•1084 •AJ6 +K7 •KJ632
The bidding has proceeded:
South We.t North Eut
l • P.. 1 • Dbl 1
What action do you take?
$28,950
Q.4-Both vulnerable, u South
you bold:
•10843 •.ue •&1 •JUa
The bidding baa proceeded:
South West North Eut
1 • P.. 1 • Dbl 1
What action do you take?
Q.5-Aa South. vulnerable, you
hold:
•Q74 •KQ10962 +A ~9
The bidding hu proceeded:
Weet North Eut South l + P.. P.. 7
What do you bid now?
Q.6-Neither vulnerable. u South
you bold: •1oe1&•s •a •KQ8 .,q1os
The bidding hu proceeded:
Eu& South Weet North
P.. P.. 1., Dbl
P.. 1
What do you bid now?
.. turdll,, Oc\ober 11, 11t1
~ Yo• Asbd: Ernest He111lng·
way wrote an4 llnd like hit tlgn -
Callttr. Much the NJIH can be aaid for
F. Scott Fltqerald -Libra. Cer1nide
Stein WM Aquuian all the way -
fro• ~r llt•rary lnventiou, innova·
lione, to ha .,.noul life. S.me rould
be uld for anotlwr Aqu.aria -Jamn
Joy~. M.x~ll Ptrkhu, late Virgo
editor, reflttted q~lltift of his sign
-he helped .,.rlKt ltthniqun of
Llbran author Thomas Wolfe and he
ln1plred numero111 other literary
greata. P•rklnt held astrology In high
l'epQt•.
AQUAR IUS (Jan 20·F•b. 18). Mon·
•Y you thought lost will be in your
hands tonight Focus on p.iyments, col·
ll'ct1ons, 1ncoml' pot•nt1al Family
member .usens. "I don't thin., I will
ever doubt you •g,.o•" Taurus pl•ys
role
PISCES (Feb J9·Mart"h 201 Cycle
high. you'll N-.i nght pla«' 11 cnmal
momen1 Judgment. 1ntu1t1un rtl.,bll'
Accl'nt pt"rson•hty. wur shades of
grttn •nd m;auvt' You could be 1n·
volved 1n f1lmma .. 1ng. creo1hon o( 1llu·
s1on~
LllRA (S.pt 23-0ct 22) KHp op-
tions open. Itinerary subJect to changr
lmponant contact mad• as l"\'Sull of so·
Clal gathering, unique group dflhalloo,
church. Strf'SS versatility. humor S..g1t -
tanan is represented
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 211 Wh.it
appt'llli difficult to others b«omf'CJ for
you "a p1«"e of cake •• Know II. •c«"pl
challenge, !>to aw.att of dNdhne Ml'm ·
ber of opposite ~"· possibly .1notht1
Scorpio, miles dKlar•llon of loYl'
GEMINI (M.w Zl ·June 20) R··~h
bt'vl•nd thl' 1mmN1a1.-. ~now that pr.-·
v1uus rul~. lim1tilllon~ n1> ll>ngl'r .1pplv
)'ou'll fttl 'frtt u a binl D.>ur Opt'ns.
vou c.in fly aw•y. orve yc>ur own d~11-
nv Arin. L1br.l •rt' m picture
CANCER (June 21·Juh 221 h>Cu~
un nf't't'r 1n1h•hv.-ong1n•htv. J'<'IS.'I •
b1htv o( ·n"w lov.-·Be direct 1n get11ng
tu h.-•11 t>f m.Attf'r" Lf'r thl' "''orld !..now.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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CALL:
842-5878
ARIES (March 21 -Apnl 19) Watch
your step! Tendency is to "trip over
things." Dlxretion requ11"C'd 1n ronnK·
lion with clandl'Stlne mttting, arrange·
ment. You'll be asked to kttp H'Cf't't
RHd and write, eumine records 0.-
llnNte!
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Acqui·
_..to request from family m•mber. In·
volve1 beautifying aurTOund1ngs, ob·
talnlng mu11cal instrum•nt. dKOrating.
1harpenlng color coordin1tion. Many of
your fondHt uplration.s will be ful ·
filled tonight.
GEMINI (May 21 -Jun• 20). Moon o1t
top part of chart ttlo1tn to co1f't't'r, bwii·
nn1. prettlge, .unding in rommunity
Outline tenns, find out uactJy what 11
t11pttted from you. Romantic h1190n 11
put of "deltdout MCftt."
CANCO (Ju11e 21 ·July 22) Em ·
phasls on retpontlbillty, .authority.
ability to obtain funding. Favor1ble
M00'1 .. pen coincldn with trn•I. pub·
IWUna. ~w11lslng, planning for over·
..., ~m4')'. Capricorn. another Cancer
native lnvolwd
LEO (July 2J·Aug. 22). finish what
you .Urt, rMCh beyond previoll9•.11pK·
tationa. Emphasis on unlvenal appeal,
ability to 1ttract wide audlentt. Foalt
•Ito on my11ery. Intrigue, knowledge
eonc:emlna tu requlrtmtnts.
VlkCO (Au1. 23·S.pt. 22)· Oivenl•
fy, Hpttim•nl with "different" modt
of lr•n•port1tlon. Spotllght on legal
•l'"ment. p\lbllc relation•. partner·
•hip, m1'fltal 1t1tu.t Hlahllght lnde·
p.ndtntt, orl9ln1llty. i..o, Aqu1rlu.t r .. hlftd. u•A (Stpt. 23•0ct. 21): Unortho·
do11 lfttthodt brinf det.lrtd "'9Ultw. At·
ttntlon revolv" 1round bl•IC' 1 .. uH.
ttnploy111tnt, lnform1tlon rel1t1n1 to
di.t, nutrition ltlltk>Nhlp with olMt
ftMaM f•mlly ntmber nftdt 1ttenrion.
ICOUIO (Oct ll·Nov. 21 )' Olv.-r·
IMJy, IC'ttnt hvM«. thow thlt you can
&.uth at your own foibl-. Lu~r posf •
t!On hlthllth• c-rallvlty, ltylt. varict1.
flf'ytikal ~°" NYlll"'°r 3 could be ~ ln .-..n ol aptallatlon
SAGITTAllUS (New. ll•Df<. 21): £"'.,.... on retMilktlftl. chtd.t"f rtf •
fftn<W. tt....k.lna ,,... '"""' propa111ion,
1uuat1en that hH "choklns" effKt.
&peelittlt °" ... u,. J"'OPf'CY• dOmeM.k
1111..,_tMlll ..... ~ II pm. ,(A .. ICOIN (Dae, ll·Jan. 19):
You'll 9't ..-ally ilMt. WMt Mgint •
14tp!rfklal ... could ~"'' "pro•
r°"fttl. lll"''•""· cl•,. to 'dfwe"' Shen trip 111..e ... i'flatiw In _.rfh of
IF OCTOBER 19 IS YOUR BIRTH·
DAY: You al"\' dynamic. 1nqumtlve, an
original thinker. wnsuous, stubborn,
talentfd Fathl'r likely to h.1n tr.men·
dous influenCt' Leo. Aquanus ptnoru
iltlrilcted to you You'll travel during
last days of October During NoYl'mber.
major domestic 1d1u1tment could in·
elude chilngl' of l'ftidl'nct', addition to
family, revers.ii of v1ew1 concerning
m1rlto1I status Sp1ntu1I valun surfatt
In Otttmber -P11«8 ptl"lliOn will play
out.standing role
Sund8r, October 20, 1•1
Uft'rary INight: Cratym CrHne,
late Llbran •11thor, lived •P to hia
••-riul-... ..,loptal atpe<ts. Hla 2
by•ote f()ct. 2. ltcM) 1n4. blrthpirth
co•blMllll with Vea• •nd the Mooe
and aal.....alty a•d at tl ... rtllglo•
ual to •ake him tM ,.._" and artist
he ~a ... Na"'ber 2. .othtr, aa•·
ber I , fathef, pl• v..-. 1lpllk1tor
fUbn) ~ •p to ....... •N!tlvl·
ty ud i..lln1 of oppn.All• I•
coanecdoa with both mothft aad
fatliler. Alt1'91osiul-llttr1ry l•laht
Into the Ille of Cra'-a• CrMM.
ARIES (Mardi 21 ·April 19): ~ling
of~· contenl111t'nl ottun u twult of
manlon, rtn1lly NlltlOnthlpe. lndlvld·
ual cloee to you needs tncouragtmtnt,
could bt temponrOy conrlNd to home.
hofpltal. Ubr. play• pera111oun1 role.
SACITTARIUS (Nov 22·DK 21)
e>p.n hn" of communication. read .1nd
wntl', discern motives. analyze charo1c-
ter. You'll lorn more about proptny,
family ttla11onshipe th.an originally an ·
tlcipatl'd. Gemini figurn prom1nf'ntly
CAPRICORN (OK 22-Jan 19) At·
tentlon l"\'Volves around home. fam1l v.
domm1c ~ju.stment, sale or purchaSl' ol
art obj«t, lu11ury ll•m Plac•m•nl of
chair, po11ibly new, occupil'S thoughts
Taurus, Libra penons in plctuf't'
AQUARIUS (Jan 20·fl'b 18 )
Maintain rnpKt for pnvacy of oth•n
and lf't pte>pl• know you regard your
own time alone u "prN"ious " You'll
definitely I.am that being alone 1s not
um• u being lonely Virgo involved.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Much 20) Sur·
pri.Md e.11pttSSion on fattS of many who
ml•takenly considered you "wNk ·•
Cul'ftnt cycle Kttntl stttngth. df'dtCa·
tion, ability to "beat" rom.,.1111on
You'll !>to askfd to assume administra·
ti ff d utift.
If OC'TOBEJl 10 IS YOUR BIRTH·
DAY: Mothtr h~ more influenCt' than
did father, you hav• gourmet appt41 ...
Capricorn, Canttr .,.rt0ns are drawn to
you. Key to your charKter II ded1at1on.
f•rvor, dd•nnination. paNlon. eentl·
m•nt. Curttnt cycle relates to tr.vel,
marital atatue, poalbl• addltio'1 to fam •
lly. Recent doi:nutlc adlvslmtnt wu
n«eeary. there It no need for fttling
of guilt. December will be your mott
product1vt. profilabl• month of 1991. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): foray
Into theolOfY• my1t1cl1m proYH re·
w•.-dlng Keynott It fulfllhr.•nt. bal·
antt and at 1 .... p.Jtlal antwH to "Why
am I htref" Me1n1na btcomtt crystal
cker d.Sna even.Ina hou.n. P'8cee In·
volved Sin~ You AlllH! Ht Is -w c:on•
GEMINI (M41y 21 • Junt 20) ThOM t£deftcl b)' -•1 t. M ~ 11 .... t
who felt you l.tcked etablllty will bf of A.mlntta• ll~t .... " O.rt• tiJe
proven wron1. F<K'11t on upanslon, Captkertl'a lie.ti ... ._...,....., Ille w•
C0111t111unlalton, ret0tnltlon ol tpintual •• a.utlwlM e. Critla.. Tlwy 9'tfedt4
••luet You'll ..... ,,n .. ,. Although It'• .. .... ........ ••net. fefftf•I la•·
Sundty. I'• ruins to aoi·· Oo 111 .... Me ..... 8' u.. .w~ ~-
CANCU. (June 21·Jllly 1l): l.o"t· ,_.... ,._... ......... ~
ranp ,._~. pl'OftC•• co1ne iftlO acts4 _..... W. Me Arlee ~•.
thArp. cA'8r foaae \'CKt'll M rtltNold ~ ID 8'p. Hit ...... Mft
froa IN.*" ,o.. uncltftoOk • rwult of .,......._ ..,. ,... H•lfue4 ca...a.
Mltpt_.. alt rut••· Lons ·dltt•"" He .,.. bitwa. .. 11~'' ........ .,. .. .
CCMIUMftkildoft ........ to tnm, tMCf'I • IJ• .............. .,..., tfllt .... ..,
lftt arL ..... """ .. u ....
LIO (July 2l•AUI 2l), Tab l•ltia· AaJIS (March 2l·Al"'I tt) c-1•
ti" "' "ftMI .. Oltf' whtrt tht IMIM)' euch that you nn pttf~ e..chnl,""'4,
IL tlCIW • '*9ill It Nt>w _... N• """"* ,..tun. ,_, own 1<1l•nt •nd
....... QW llM4"1 M ...... Mfb, Mtf'9Ct t'OftdltioN fa~ to ro.Mntt,
l .. h'W..I wMt • ..., ..... JOU ..UW ,_... on 1ta.our, lntr11u.. "',._ry,
M .... 11....,.. C'riltieR~ ~ ....... .-. Twnis lftvolwd,
9'aGO JA• 23 .... U). own TAUaUI (Aprll •• ...,. 20)• H.tff
......., ,.. ... 1"4 nwrte.. rtlurWili ftO flliffliili ttll ON wl'IO ·~<a•
... \ calur ......... .... .... Ofll tom.
I will not pl•) w<und (1Jdl.-1 .. C•rttr
~tfrom ~· LEO (July 23-Aug 221 Sen~ of d1 ·
rt'cllon rf•jtOrt'd Recl'nt "w1IJ jllt>oS•
ch•M""" d"m•yfd d1"'°uraged. but now
you .tr• b.c .. on tr•ck Spt•tlight on
commun1u11on, lldvt>rllsmg. publish·
1ng. travel opportun1tv Aqu•n.in pllly5
role
VIRCO (Aug 23·~pt 22) Otvers1·
fy. rommunicatl'. publish, get meswg•
across. Social Kt1v1t1.s Kttll'r•t•, popu·
linty lncreaM"S Recent error corl'Ktfd,
ertd1b1hty f'l'ltol't'd Gemini, S.g1ttanus
penon1 pl1y kl'y roll'S
LIBRA (Sept 23·0ct 22) Wh.at had
bffn flimsy beromt>S solid -views,
op1niona venf1ed IJK'ts1un to rebuild,
ttVIK', f't'vamp. l't'V1ew WIS cornet Lf'·
gal tie rt'latl'S to s.,.cial agreement.
mantal Jt.1tus Scorpio 1n picture.
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21)' You're
reluffd from obligation that actually
belonged to family ml'mbtor You'll g11n
additional 1nforma11o n concerning
money 1n l'SCrow RNd (1n• pnnt. study
ltgal docunwnt Libra repYeWni.d
SACfTIARIUS (Nov 22 ·Dtc 21 l
Att•nllon revolvH around fanuly,
hom•, de<c.\r1tton music, study group.
8t' d1plomatlc but l'\'fuw to ablndon
p11ncipln Family mt'mber aayt. "I
think I undtrttand you mon now!"
T•uN• Involved
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 19). S...
pi.ttt. pt0pl•" thf'y are. not merely ••
you wl1h th•y might be Focus on guar·
antffS, largl' hou1thold product•. dura·
blllty of 1ood1. Do not equate d•lay
with defHt. ri1tt1 plly1 role.
ACROSS
1 Area unit
5 A lraetlon
9 Cleans hOuae 14 ··-Streat"
15 Jal -
16 -nous·
between us
17 Stec>t like
18 Neon -
19 A European
20 Fertlllzer1
22Muses
23 So be It
24 Twofold
25 Cowardly
28 Remove
32 Part• In play
33 Edgy
34 -Teen 35 In the canter
ol
36 Makt speeches
37 Endoeklg
pref
38 VeNcta 39 Oe\Jeloped
40 Modlfted ....
41~
43 o.n.tle
replic,U
44 Sna1191ltie
ftstle8 45 o.tiny
49 Sotneteattl
49~r•t•
2 3
14
17
'
53 sa11or·s cry
54 Proelamabon
55 -pudding
56 Light boot
57 Franch river
58 lrilh lake
59 Antelope
80 Auto pan
61 Cool layer
DOWN
1 To - -:
••eepllng noona
2 C<*>mblan
city
3 Unruty aoetl4I
4 Carwd
5 Go quickly e Foreign
7 Failll behind
8 Ripper'• kin
9 State
10 Turbulent 11 Mouth prat
12 Goff prot>Wn 13 Colleettont
21 Slngef' Ed -22 8laapNma 24 "tntwno"
911\hof 25 Want bedly
28 Andent
Italian 27 Dr-.styte
28 Dl8c0n1""'9
29 Sf\artc'• "°""*
30 baggereled
AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Ftb. 18): Rtla· t:20~t---+--t---
tlve communltttft ln "odd mann•r." &.
Nttptlv• but ,.futf to bf ajoltd into
prYmatu"' anion. Lrt othtra know yo.a
att famlli•r with law. not without al• I'" Canttr native It repnwnr.d
PISCES (Ftb lf·Mtrch 20). Count
your Ct\af\ltl Cycle hlfhllthts rtfund.
11«0Unrina. inventoty. It.art oppomanl·
ty ""'lab to~ proch~lon, to ob·
tatn .... , ..... lie\' na lftlproftd dis·
tn-.Uuon Fln1nrial ptctww,,.,,. IM;aht.
IF OCTOIP 21 IS YOUa •afH.
DA \'1 Ynu hav. rH\atli.Mk Ml\M of
huMor, ~ lni.11«1~1 N rk»Jty,
,_.,,. •bOlty '° •• ,... ~ fwllnp '"
•nttna1n1,. 1M1u'"' You ar. wN4tiw
conttrn1n1 wardrobe. lpfN'ttl, bOd)'
, ... Y04' t...W. ~ th.tn ""* f'"•
eon•. )'OV '" faac1ft1i.d1 by fo'"tt1
.. ..... ~ WltlM ~inl, s.jlt•
ean.. ,.._an dnwn ee yM 0-.rt .. tn~~-+-.... _ .... _
NftfflWr. •potlltl\t wUI llit oe 1Ne6·
.._ t,.M1Ct6oll • ..mMI ... ._. """"ol hi:l:-t-+-+-..... ~•
..... """ ....... cw ......... ......., .,.. ........... '°"" -
•
4e We.pon
47 Bowl Wipe
48 Woot: Let
49 Dtsaatroua
50 EnUCe
51 USSRrtwr
52 ~bed!
54 Road hazard
10 11 12 13
-~ ............. DWll ill.,,. eual uww.n =:-::kw-:::.:. =.e:=.-: ::::.==.. •.
eating, lolltng. ooneld-11U81. ILM, 40'.. Wits ALL NSW
...... • dertng. Celt. o .... OlllU rwhip .... Ull t. t
#3038. anrecttw La*I ~ t•~ DID'Yl a141 to .,_. .,.., ,, ......
Joye, obfec:t "*"'8ge. Loal Otlf9/ Cllrtt ..... IWll 4'3o15. Ina for ~our oall. 1110EU~ ml, prtct cndln, ..., mem, I
Duclag, Ope• Bar
St ... ALoHtn
$20.00
...... LIT1'llllWl1 ·--..... ---.--:c::..•'°"'*'
whm II ~ be Ilka 1"11 LAW'Ylll Aomenoe llM • ...,..._
to find • down to HUllORI 8WM. iv .,_, ek'ta, c... Nowt CMtva> ,. Mith guy wllh "-0• run.~ 1'3 .. , 111, to0-JM.01A. -. To Rlchea ~. SWM, 38, 1'1"• 170 ,._ ............. .
adVent!MOUe *' ~ Iba., ••ml.mature, """• • .. .., ... _ AL.WA THIE
127 Jl/obo ~1
241-3858 Uc. WeH ... hare'• "I:' wack~ #~?. 'YOUILUCKYI 1110 MercadM •:sea. :.:nc: := ·a~:l. lat. ,....., 2ng h~1 • TEMPT 1.eoo.nl 4441 ••ULW la&.MD c1au. aadan, ou• _,., 25-40, .. m, ME ~IVAT'e 1 ON 1 11' ~ 122S/mo, dl .. al. All po 38 and 8 feet, looklng cute and atabta. No .., Ad It l2 SO -..~110 "*' AY8111/ 1 •mtnltla•. A•= S.U. Otd E"" Yur • HUlllYI for • tMn and tlue drug•. Never • dun P•ecafut WM'lor look· u • . ....... 78&.taei SHOO obo 141
B .. uty. If youw 001 moment! #3033. Ing for Joy, lifVacloua, Att: Local1I Meet bV ~ 241o0380 ewe-1 lt..Lat'a golll #3041. •--L-OO_Kl_N_G-FOR--aenaulll: I am 24, 1'2", phoM. CMatllln l4tw 3 to "1 allpa avallabla ·
DllTINQUl.HED 200, atrtklngly hand-Romance llnal It ...w, 113/ft. OeAl\U
AnMCTIVE aoma Scandinavian; wortcal $3/mln. 1·800-Mlll'lna Vlffa9e, 300 L
LOOKING ILOND Appreciate Intel-798-7710, Cout Hwy., Newport 'II~~ UC.
IURFIR llgence, happlneH, Bt utlful Girt Live BNch. 71+.173-1331 A/T 33K mL co oJvr
ROCKY TAKll OWM, 5'10", 110. SWF age 21 to 23' athletlca, humor, 'o-1 1 ii' I 100• lliPi m,,;t cond l13~ac
MOUNT·.1uN TWO .. -ppy, aat ......... 40, Callfornla glrl who manca, advanlura, 1 on 1 ·-"-"''· In ... ~....... obo.131..-_ • V "' ,,. ,._... looka great and '*" epontanalty, non-1-800-42().7444 a .. -n.w,.-.
Personals
Seek1nq
Men 3003
Seckmq
Men J(llfl
I~.., •. , ~I' 11:
I
1M t!ll J1lUJ
Seekino
Men 3003
Pl,·1111i11tl1 •1:,,·,
NEW
TO
AREA ATTRACTIVE SWF, 27. attractive,
LOVING adventurous, profes·
LADY to have lovlng-carlng look• younger, flt, to wear a bikini be-matarl•ll1t, environ-11.75/mln, 20 min min 8each. 142-5735.
relatlonahlp. Voung night grocery man-cauaa I Ilk• having mant. #3090. rnL· New-114 .. ta a=c •-HM• a== Honest. open, loving. "'O ., .... 125 blon.._ ager, aot>ar, aHklng ld..i.. .. t •-..._ -._..,_ _,. _., __.,., DWF from Denver ~ • ~ v • • ....,, d 11 .. m '"¥" p._.n,... on W'••• ..... wo .... n 1·800-A baaultfui Mfane ~ ,.,. __,_ --.. -.-brown .. yed protea-a venturaaome, g .. t the beach with a blan-An 803-MATE Ext 3 8/ Ina ft o•'-~ -.,,._ _...... ""-" ~oa~~l;J»me~orN/; ~:~ alonal, active, P•• haarled, attractive, kat, a fire, aoma HONEST over. S2/mln. 20 :,;.,: ~·reluJ~·up';"iQ P/S, P/8, 102K ""'°'
caslan man with val· elonale, affklng gen-tllm, Hke minded fe-champagne and • LOVING ft allpe' DeAnaa rww *"· rune = HONEST slonal, on1oys music.
DWF, 35, N/S, son 7 lhe outdoors, week· end getaways and a years. Colhollc Chris· groat Joke. looking for tlan, fun-loving down to earth, family. Splrl· a w111y, down to earth,
tual values. sooks cute SWM. 28-35 with
ues, ethic•. a HnH of tleman. Do you •kl? _m_al_•_._,,_30_30_. ---baautlful girl. I am a eo. .. M ... wow aerelde Merine ukng$1MCMS31·1 •
humor, atyl• • claaa, ,_11_4_0_5_1_. -----EUROPE SWM, age 28, over I ft.SWtdM, ~!!,: 100W:_! = ~ .. ~'; 300 E. Cout Hwy.:
who lovH llfe. Ag• RE .-..a~LER ft. tall, not rich and • • ..,.,.... '""' 40 1 l ~ Newport Beech. range of 45•55• 11 WHE 1 rvH& don't want ~ •n attractive blond ext · 1 owiar. 714-e73-1331 you're honest, open, ARE Spring and Fall every who wl.ll love me for SWF, age 21 to 23 l'M Here, aue 1 .... 1 •1990 ,.orache 811
will communicate and YOU? ye.llr, ratlr9d lawyer, money, but wlll love who looka good ln a 1-900-903-LEOS 11+ For a.le, poeafbta Iv. Targa. axcelant n
similar Interests. SWM, 30's, s1mtlar ..,4062 qualities, on1oys ch1I· ---------dren. 1114050 NICE not afraid of your fHI· · 82, Hake companion; me for me. If ao, lat'• aweatar and mini skirt 12.50/mln. 10 min •boatd Boat Slip by Muat Ha. 115,885.
BE GUY 1 1 11 Are you 60-70, br1ght, P.lltll ate., Unlvaratty play. Mu1t live In HB or tH ahlrt and blue *** Delaney'• In NB. ObO. 498-2889. ;']0~0. P ease ca · fun, aucceaaful, attrac-degrff(I) helpful. My and love to klH. Jeana, who la wanting 41'•!50'•11'8''· P.llltnefl. J
A WANTED live, trim and phys!-affluence prevent• #3081. love and romance, not LONELY? •hip ahare In Udo 1970 811T Rad, ex$
SEEKING cally flt, n/1, hon.et marriage but not re-•---------bucka. My heart and 1·900-903-1111 Canter Marin•. 15~ r:unnlng cndtn. 11 SQUARE by 59 yr. young SWF.
slim nnd trim, hkos Squaro Oancor that Is. walking, talking, sun,
Petito, 5'. 11 0 lbs.. football. Jozz, hot
SWF. mid liltocs, look-dogs. beach, Jiving. Ing for steady Square 1114067 _
MR. RIGHT and ready for a one-aponslbl• frlendahlp. LOOKING arm• are open •nd S1.50/mln, 10 min/min °' m•k• offer. j11s-conalder trade SS, and-one only relallon-#301 e. FOR waiting for you. Mutt 0 RAN 0 E C 0 AST 583-8904. I ~SM-2113. 8 ~~F, o~:do:;4 .. ~p~~!: !~:~!~~~~.wFpr':,~~t:: FUN ·LOVE :r:. ":.=2•nd love to WOMEN AND THEIR Uttle Bal lal allp. H;d• 1989 PORSCHE
Dance partner. Moot ---------:~v~ea.a s~eMn' I ~8~~ ~~~~I, :nTo~tio~=~~ ·:; TO BE ~~~~~v~~~~.~~~,.+ .o: . YOUNG ~~~:o.:~~BE~: ~~o~~~ 3:;~~! z~ tt1 c.u,e Carrera .
humor, almllar Inter· Boogie, theatre, art, WITH enjoy mualc, dancing, ANO.SHY 117 18/over S3/mln. elac Incl. 754-e212 ~::~:~'·co,!~~·= groat people, got ox·
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fu n. II you don't know. we'll go thru class to·
gelhor. Al so enjoy
music (oll kinl'ls). tho·
ater, long walks, good
books #4019
BRAINS
WITH
LEGS ...
Supor prouy IJlondo,
writer/ danc or. 29.
5'7", aeoks S('CUre.
stylish, fun·loving. ere·
etlve troublomakor. 25-40, ovor 5·9·· with
simple tastos orog·
ano to opera #4046
CLASSY
ROMANTIC
BLONDE
green eyos. 5'2".
DWF, extromcly at·
lracllve, 40'a. lit. sin·
cere. loves outdoor
activillos. SoPkt; hon·
eat. fun-loving, af·
lectlonato, a11roc11110,
relatio nship oriented
genlleman. #4064.
EAST COAST
ENTHUSIASM
SWF, 29, professional.
blonde, 5'8", with
great aonse of humor,
enjoys 1pon1aneous
excursions, music and
pro-sports. looking to
meet loll a11rac1tvo.
playful prolesslonal
with 1ense of humor.
SW'-4 30-45. #4063
INTELLIGENT
ATTRACTIVE
blonde, spontaneous. fifty +, 1ooks man.
apeclal qual111os, non
amokor. fun·lovlng,
high moral ethics
One woman i one
man only. #4053.
LOVE
TO
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SWF, 30, attract1vo Ar·
chltOCI, aooks SWM
PETITE
WITH
PZAZZ
wishes loving. goner·
ous. tn1olligent SWM,
trom. tall. N/S. 45.55 to
chertsh me. sha re
wonder of Ille. Love
dancing, blcycltng,
baking brownies.
#4049
est, romantic, commit· dancing, good rHtau· Self employed, 5'10''., dining ·. out, par11H, SWM 20 5 ,10 .. STRONG BEAUTIP'UL Up To 30' Weter a ffogany Interior. Oiil)
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one? #4016. travel, theater, 1eek1•----L-O_V£____ attractive, 18-24, lovH TALK TO LlYa WILD A lthr, ahHPI r
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SWF, 27, 5.2 ... 110• #ONE :~~ta~:: :~•g:~~~ SWM, 6'10", 190 Iba., · VIES S2.50/mln, 10 min/min muat ... , MS-1931
beautllul & exciting, If you are over e•. heart and wanll th• Heka lutlng relallon-"MO I
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AFFECTIONATE esled In all the art• & ttve, romantic:, reapon-113035. 30-45, call. I have SWMNS would Ilk• to CELI"• IT sport•. No doper1 or 1lble, healthy, good ---------home In Wealmlnater. meet a "REAL" lady .,_..
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;1'any tlnter~sts. Would male, 40'a, 5'4", flt. w,o•np~adlat1'c°'ateadttraclativdy•·. health. EnJoy mu1lc. tempting to learn Ball-camper Jacka. &200, ___ ... __ .. _ .. ___ ,_
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DWF. 40ish, sooks fun 1_*_4_0_1_5_· -----and manlage minded. BUFF ONE WESTMINSTElt .
companion for what· SEXY #4065. Sure, had •ccident 15 ON 13580 BHCh BIVdl
evor. Ago no barrier. SOLE veara ago, but let'• eU.e809 r Call and make me 1•1top & amell the ONE
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OWF. 5'3", 95 lbs., sports. Looking for SAILOR :3~~reatad In you. Joya th• company of '73 ·--•&UHllA Ctrf, LSEXun u"·sMouat, ..... who enjoys hie seeks SWM, stable. humor-that apec:lal female for •w .,._""
a non·smoking, non-ous, last relallonshlp. SWM. 5·11·•. 150 lb1. HAVE ROSES llfe. #3038. •Cali 1·900·844·0100 Rune goodl Very WEITllllll~
drinking. linanc1a11yt _11_4_04_1_._____ creative, apontan•· WILL T••'VEL PSYCHOLOGIST •Enter 4-digit code appcar1'ng i·n ad ctaan. 11200 o.a.o. 13590 Baech emotionally secure S ARE oua, eucceasful, natu· ""' Call 282-042• professional, age 39• H rall1t, new age, •all· You're around 30, AUTHOR • Listen 10 greeting ..... 809
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m1tment. Newport TREASURES! trav•llng. Dedicated to next-door, aoap ad if not satisfied) Beach. ,4018. peraonal and spiritual type pretty looka. 80 +, good looking. _ '71 BMW 833Caf. A/T, Al SUPRA
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gellc. caring. com· __ A_S_l_A_N_F_E_MAL--E--39, 6', handaom• ahlp, 35-45 of age. •Mention your interests (2U<V867}
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~ick up a Geo Tracker for trucking fun at a little car price
4
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Q J 'm here to tell you that an eoon-
~ ar isn't ~ only way to go
If you're short on transportatiOn
fu What I'm referring to ls a cross ~ a Jeep, a little sedan and a pix truck. 's C,eo division calls It the Tracker;
1 It a pt alternative to the plaln
~ hatiJ\badc. Particularly in two-
wtwiel..drlve trim, the Tracl<er convertible
maltes a lot d sense for someone with
big ppect.atJons and a puny bank ac-
cou.nt. ~re's the~: Take a standard four-
whiel:-drlve TraCker, unbolt the front
dri\i! line and two-speed transfer case
and · subtract nearly $2,000 from the ba.sl price. What you end up with is an
ideMJcal twin with a $9,695 base price,
l~J_wetght to lug around and cheaper
in54f'Clnce bills. SoUnds p>d so far.
With the 2WO Tracker convertible
yo~ the same funky body styfe, gen-e'* ground clearance and removable
carw.as ~ as the 4WO model, but sli~ higher maintenar\a! costs and
bi8j!r pa~ts stay at the dealership. If
you dOn t need 4WD, why pay for it? Bu~ hisser Issue is that the Tracker
co 'ble 1s simply much more fun to ha~ around than the garden-variety
ecooomy car.
Y.ou climb into the Tracker ~uck-style,
takl~g ~r place In a seat that rides well abqVe the common folks in mere pas-
senger cars. Ahead of you is the equiva-
lenr. of an automotive picture window.
The ;windshield Is so tall and upright that
it seems like a giant movie screen with
con.ttnuously changing scenery.
Geo's '92 Tradcer an economk cr0s1 between a Jeep and a pidrup truck.
but in order to achieve maximum fun,
the top has gotta go.
Five minutes and some help from the
owner's manual is all it takes to be top-
less, and the folding material and plastic
windows roll into a neat package that
will fit in the rear seat. A fixed bar re-
mains directly over the front passengers,
looking like a two-dimensionar roll bar.
B ack to the business of drivin&
though. Crank on the starter and
a 1 .6-liter four wakes up and
prepares for duty. An overhead cam,
ei~t valves and electronic fuel injection
spin, pump and rotate to the tune of 80
horsepower and 94 pound feet of
torque.
And, although 80 horsep<?Wer is far
from tire-burning muse.le, the Tracker
weighs a scant 2,200 pounds, easing the
little engine's job considerably. lfetter
yet, full torque arrives at just 3,000 rpm,
so the TraCker doesn't perform like a
boat anchor, despite its modest power
plant. The other good news is that the Track-
er's engine seems to like its job just fine.
Where many little truck engines feel like
someone has dumped a five-pound bag
of unshelled walnuts into the cylinders,
the Tracker's power plant revs smoothly,
quietly and with a whole lot of enthusi-
asm. In other words, this engine is as
happy at full speed as it is at idle.
Behind the engine sits a five-speed
manual transmission that also goes about
its job without much fuss. There's no big
broom handle shifter to deal with here;
just step on the clutch pedal, point for
the right ~ and consider it done. The
F.•rlng Is desitp'ed to make the most of
What you have to work with in the en-
gine room.
Also appreciated are the doselY.
spaced gear ratios, an engineering detail
that keeps the engine percolating and
aoceleration lively. In other word:S, up-
shifting in the Tracker doesn't feel like
falling into a hole.
So the Tracker motivates just fine, but
what about the suspension? Holding up
the little trucklet's nose are struts, sepa-
rate coil springs and a pair of lower A-
arms so big they could have been
snatched from under a full-sized Chevy.
There's so much suspension under the
Tracker that this thing could leap over
the biggest potholes without coming
down on Its bump-stops.
Same ~ for the rear. Instead of
truckish and old-fashioned leaf sprii;igs,
another set of coil springs props up the
Tracker's behind, keeping the tires plant·
ed and the ride pretty civilized. No one's
going to mistake the c.eo for a Cadillac
1n tfie ride department,but the Tracker
doesn't feel like it's held up by pogo
sticks either.
A nother benefit of the huge wind·
shield shows up as soon as you
hit freeway speed. Instead of be·
coming a mobile tornado when ,the
speedometer ~ints south of 55 mph,
the Tracker's cabin stays downright calm.
Even with the top off and windows
down, front ~ngers go completely
unmolested by the elements.
Folks in the back will be SP.Orting a
hurricane look in no time, though. Aoout
that back seat. Two normal-sized adults
will actually fit comfortably back there,
and the seat folds up and out of the way
to make room for bulkv cargo in a snap.
Try hauling an eight-foot ficus tree or
two mountain bikes in a hatchback.
Even with the top in place, there's lots
of room inside, and the canvas lid
Now adjust the two big side mirrors
an<t pre~re for takeoff. But hold on a
second; this is a convertible, and that
means peeling off the canvas ~ to get
the cfutr effect. You can flip back the
fro1 portion of the top, sunroof style,
Cprvettes revved up with high-tech improvements for '92
~
T here's iOOd news for Corvette
fans in f 992.
America's sports-car standard
bearer has significantly more horsepower
anct such h1ah-tech improvements as
traction control and special asymmetrical
tir~.
The end result is a package that moves
the-.Corvette significantly up the evotu-
tio .. ry ladder and keeps It at the front
of an increasingly competitive field.
In fact, any assessment of the cha~
made to the Corvette is • reflectJon of
just how ~ a sports car has to be. to
remain a viable vehicle in the 1990s.
Tinning back the calendar· just three
yeaPs, the Corvette was definitely a top-
d~r. Its 24S-horsepower engine
co push it to 1 SS m , its suspension
all a driver to safe~ take comers at
hig~ speed and its styling was still fresh
and exciting.
Its competitors were the very tired
NiSS;tn 300ZX, the competent Mazda
RX-1 and the ronsiderably more expen-
sive Porsche 944.
Fast-forward two years, and the scene
hadt:hanged significantly.
The Corvette still was a hard-charger
-and was bolstered by the exotic, ex-
pen&ive ZR-1 model -but it was up
agafinst a new, potent twin-turbo 300ZX
and a very high-performance Mitsubishi
3000GT VR-4.
Leap forward to 1991, and the market
has become even more crowded b~ the
pending arrival of a new Mazda RX-7
anQ.the Porsche 968, a replacement for
the_f44.
AEd while the Corvette has been re-fin~ with new nose and tail styling and
a nlM interior, its basic performan~ cre-
dentials remained undianged until the
'92'nodel.
Akognizlng that horsepower and
torque are a large part of the Corvette
signature, Chevrolet has countered its ri-
vals with a new version of the workhorse
short-block 3SO-cubic-inch V-8 that pro-
duces 300 horsepower and a very broad
torque band.
Called the l T1 -named for a vener-
ated small-block Corvette engine from
the earl)'. 1970s -the n~ engine is the
result of nearly four years of develop-
ment, says Jim Minneker, Corvette
power train systems manager.
"We started working in 1987 on the
new engine," he says. "At that point we
were making small ~ins in horsepower
and fuel economy with the L98 port fuel
injection engine.
"But it was pretty dear that if we
were real!Y going to put the Corvette out
front in dear air, we were going to have
to si~ificantfy raise the performance
level of our engine." Almost from the start, Minneker's
team decided that the goals for a new
Vette engine should incf ude 300 horse-
power, a broader torque range, reason-
able fuel economy and an overall even
temperament.
''We started quizzing our guys, and they were con-
vinced they could do that
with the existing small-block package,"
Minneker says.
So at the heart of the l T1 Is essentially
the same S.7-liter iron-block that has
powered Corvettes for decades. But to
imagine that the L T1 -or its predeces-
sor, the l98 -is an old-technology en-
gine is wrong.
Starting With a sophisticated set of
electronics that pave the way for the cre-
ation of horse~r but keep emission
levels low, Mlnneker's team built a very
high-tech engine.
ln addition to aluminum cylinder
heads and a revised fuel injection sys-
tem, the new L Tl has a streamlined in-
take and air-filtration system, and a new
low-back-pressure exhaust system.
As much as the free-breathing system
helped boost horsepower, a lot of credit
has to go to the redesign of the cooling
system. In the l T1 I the cootant flows In
an opposite path from that used in most
engines.
In a standard engine, coolant flows di-
rectly from the radiator into the engine
block, and then runs up to the cylinder
heads. In the L Tl, the coolant goes first
to the cylinder heads, and then into the
engine block. That ensures proper cool-
ing around the valves, and nigher, more
desirable temperatures arouna the pis·
tons.
The tread on the new P275/40-17
tires is arranged In a pattern that puts
more of the tread on the outside of the
tire and less on the inside. In hard cor·
nering, a car's weight transfers to the
outside of the tire, hence the need for
beefier tread there.
What it also means is that left side and
right side tires on the Vette are different,
so they are not interchangeable. On the
ZR-1 model, wJ-iich uses wider tires at
the rear, all four tires are different.
Speaking of the ZR-1 , its engine re·
mains essentially unchan~ fur '92,
though it shares the other improvements
made to the base Corvette. Some critics
wonder wnether there is enough of a
market for ZR-1 that now produces just
75 more horsepower than the Dase
Vette, yet costs ~ho11t S25,000 more. AlthouW1 the 300 horsepower output
of the l fl is amazing, its torque num-''The ZR-1 is our ultimate ex-
bers are also potent It produces 330 pression in performance,"
foot-pounds at 4,000 rpm, but much of says Minneker. "Not all of
that torque starts to kick in at just 1 ,200 our customers need that. The L T-1 has a
rpm . broad torque range, reasonable horse-
In addition to a new engine, the Cor-power, very gooa fuel economy, very
vette ~ts the refinement or traction con-ROod start.ability, ROod idle quality and
trol, Which was added to help answer the cost is reasona61e."
complaints that the Vette was a handful When it comes to stylin& the ':orvette
to drive in wet and slippery conditions. retains the new bodywork intrvduced
Called Acceleration Shp Regulation, last year. Some new colors haw been
the Corvette system limits rear-wheel added, and a white leather interior is a
spin through a combination of changes new option for convertible models only.
to engine timing, throttle response and The base price is up slightly to S33,635,
braking. although most Corvettes will likely list for
Improvements to the Corvette's grip closer to S40,000. . .
also were achieved through a new tire What that he~ pnce tag buys you IS. a
design produced by c.oooyear. especially very hot car. With a manuar transm1s-
for the Corvette. labeled as Eagle GS-C sion, the factory estimates that the new
tires the new rubber on the COrvette is Vette will get to 60 mph in just 4.77
an ~lution of the <Joc?dyear Gatotback seco!lds, and the quarter-mile ~n ~
design first introduced on the 1984 run in 13.S2 seconds. Top speed 1s esti·
Vette. mated at 16S mph.
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LS,1i 2.9 pefcent lnaease on a weighted basis <M!r the 1991
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N 0 OM Is talld• truce, and thee .. no sips · that the battle Is
~ 6ut the ferocious war
bettWan U.S. ind Japanese auto makers hlNe turned down a new road In De-
troit.
A top executive of T~ Motor Sales
USA -in the MOCX>f Oty to unveil Tor-
o&a's new can for 1992 -gave Amen· can auto rmken a public nod of respect.
Not only are new cars from the Big :nv. better than ever, said Toyota Vice
President GeorRe ~ but his company ~ General Moton, Ford and Ouys .. ae.: to repin some of the market share
~ have lost to the intensely oompeti-
~ Japanese makers.
"Look. the Big Three are recovering,"
said Borst, who fs in charge of U.S. plan-
ning fot Toyota. "And product, for the
first time In a few years, is going to lead
the way. I think they've got some good
products coming."
Another T~ spokesman, John Mc-
candless, 5CUd Borst's oomments reflect a
new reality In the U.S. automobile busi-
ness. ''The domestic products are·getting
better," McCandless said. "Such compe-
tition is pd because it makes products
better, and we welcome the compe-
tition.
Officials at GM, Ford and Chrysler all
were somewhat surprised by Borst's
small bow in their direction.
"I can only say one thing: Good!"
said Tom Houston at Ch~rer, whose
chairman, Lee lacocca, has Charged that
U.S. cars have been unfairly la6eled as
inferior to Ja~nese products.
"It's probably a fair assessment that
the quality gap is disappearin&" said
Houston. 'We ve been saying that for
IOm8 time. You can no ~ ~
ttt..t -... • car ii ~ It's Ff• to be ol beaer quality thin a U.S. aull>-
moblle."
Bont's remarks come at the end ol a
~ ~that ha seen alel by the Big 'nree Dlummet and corpoea a.I
mount. 'rOlllther, the Big Thtee loll $3.6
billion durfna the first .& months ol this
year, and 1991 model car and truck
sales fell to 8.8 million -down 1.1 mll·
lion from 1990. ~ a dismal U.S. ~ hurt
the sales oJ ~ cars, the lmpo'11
fared far better than their Detroit coun-
t'e!J>afts. Total Japanese car and truck
sales were 3.2 mllllon during the 1991
model )ti', down fewer than 200,000
from a ~r earfler.
That relatively strong showing allowed
the JaPC!nese firms to rnaease their tot.al
share Of U.S. car and truck sales to 25.5
percent vs. 70.5 percent for GM, Ford
and Chrr.sler. In oomparison, the Big
Three haa 74.3 percent of the market in
1983, when the Japanese makers began
a ~ush to ca~re more U.S. sales.
Borst predicted that in the 1992
model year the total U.S. car sales would
increase by about 1.5 million to 14 mil-
lion, and that the Big Three would ac-
count for 1.2 million of those new sales.
Toyota, which is keying its 1992 cam-
paign to its sharply redesigned Camry
mooel, expects its own sales to increase
modestly -limited in part by a lack of
new factory capacity.
Kurt Antonius, chief spokesman for
American Honda Motor Co., acknowl-
edgaj the Japanese firms face a tough
new lineup from Detroit
''Thi Big l1vw .,. cominl out wlh
DM pit prod11dl, but I di1nlt ~
one Is ~ out wldl l:. llUff" tie said. "It II Mid to b 11 , bUt ~
)91' iht ~ is becoml,. more lnte~. If you look at quality IU~
the domelda continue lo make ....-t strides. .,.-,
''The domestic oompetition Isn't sleep-
rng."
Terrence Sullivan, manaaer ol sales
and financial reporting for CM, said he
agrees wfth Toyota's ~
'We think that ~ years aao our
car and truck marbt shire bottomed
out, and we have been making a ~··I
comeback," said Sullivan. CM W:~
est hit by the J~ onslau~ ol the
19805, seeing its market share fall from
44.S ~t in 1981 to 34.9 percent
for the 1991 model year.
"It's such a competitive market," said
Sullivan. "It's so con~ with new ve-
hides that it takes a lot longer to Im-
prove in that environment.
"Our strategy is to year In and ~r
out offer a significant number of totally
new cars ancf trucks. We're oommitted
to that because we feel the companies
that will make in-roads In terms of mar-
ket share improvement throu~ut the
decade will be those that continue to
offer high-quality, oompetitive vehicles."
Sullivan said GM has nine new cars
and six new trucks in its '92 model line-
up, and cars such as the Pontiac's Bon-
-oeville, Cadillac's Seville and Eldorado
and Buick's Roadmaster have been get~
ting good aiticaJ reviews.
''We think we are as well positioned
as ~ have ever been in recent histof'V
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Suzuki Sidekick lowest 4WD .
sport-utility car on market .
A merican SuzukJ Motor Cotp.
has announced the lntroduc:tk>n
d its aJl-new, 16-valve four·
door, four-wheel drive Sldekldc for s 12,499, which Is the lowest priced
four-door, four-wheel drive sportlutillty
vehlde on the market.
Joining the new 16-vatve four-door
Sidekick In the 1992 Suzuki soort/utility
lineup is the two and four-wheel drive
two-door Sidekick starting at $10,699, a
favorite of many since 1988, and the
two and four-wheel drive Samurai begin·
ning as low as $6,299.
New features on the four-door Side-
kick include the all-new more powerful
16-valve e~ne and a new foUr--speed
electronicalty controlled automatic trans-
mission with lock-up converter and over-
drive. Automatic tree-wheel loddng hubs
are standard equipn~~mt on the two and
four-door four-Wheel drive Sidekicks. All
Sidekicks sport a redesigned Instrument
panel and dash and are available in ex-
citing new oolors.
Returning in 1992 are the Swift pas-sen~r cars with a new exterior and new
interior designs. The GT, which packs
power with a 16-valve DOHC engine, is
one of the most affordable spof1S cars
under $10,000; the three-door hatch-
back shines at the low price of $6,899
and Is one of the most fuel-efficient ve-
hicles with fuel economy figures of 39
EPA estimated city mpg and 4l3 EPA esti-
m~ hllhwav MPG. The manual tralif
mllsk>n fOur-door sedan returns at tfie
Ul"fbeatable price ol $7,699. ~ ;The Swift three-door hatchback
anct four-door sedan have new
treatments lndudlng new front and r
bumpers and new rear lights. A new i
strument J>ilnel enhances the Interior.
The Swift CT, available In the new colbr
ocean ice blue metallic, has a flne-tunid
suspension to make the handling Mn
better and sporty new wheel covers. ;1
While Suzuki vehides attract buyers of
all ~. the company has the stronS-a~I fot individuars in the 18-to--f.4
age bracket. The drive to be different.tis
sf\ared by the rou~ly equal male and
female demographic buyer profile. ,
"Suzuki vehicles deliver disti~
s_tyling for people who don't ~want' a
'IOok-alike' nameplate and deliVer -
tility without oom~mising
ance," said Glry Anderson, nlark~ng
director for American SuzukJ Motor
c.orp. "For example, the Sidekick ~
utility vehides ~de singtes, and cou-ples with small children, an eoonomi&J
commuter vehide that transports t:heln
under a variety of driving condltioHs.
When these buyers, who ~pically earn
more than $30,000 annuallY., are ~
for more excitement, a simple switch ~
four-wheet drive and off-road trails gh~
them freedom to explore." r
Big Three putting competitive
pedals to the metal for 1992
H ere's a quick look at what
General Motors, Ford and
Chrysler are doing to keep
com~titive in the upoomlng 1992
model year.
Responding to an increasing awareness
toward safety and hiRh-
er value for the ctolrar,
the Big three are focus--
ing on air bags, anti-
lock brakes, improved
structural integrity and
realistic prices. In addi-
tion,the domestic man-
ufacturers are working
to stay abreast of the
impressive new models
arriving daily from
Ja~n. ~rysler is largely in .a on·ver's holding pattern, anti-
cipating the late 1992 Seat
introduction of its long------awaited LH model mid and full-sized se-
dans. the new mid-sized cars will be
called the Dodge Intrepid, Eagle Vision
and Chrysler Ck>ncorde. Driver's and
passenger's air bag, anti-lock brakes and
electronic traction oontrol will be among
the cars' features.
Powering the new Chrysler models
will be a 3.5-liter 24-valve V6, and all
three models will have extremely mod·
ern ~ling both Inside and out But there
are dlanges already in store for 1992.
The upscale Town & Coun~ minivan
is now available with all-wheel drive, the
Plymouth Voyager and Dodge Caravan
now have a standard driver's air bag
along with an avai~ble integral child seat
feature, and two low-cost minivans are
being offered at both Plymouth and
Dodge dealerships.
Also at Dodge, the Daytona 5J>O!l
coupe will be available In IROC R/T
trim, featuring a Lotus-engineered 16-
valve turbo four with 224 horsepower.
And,of course, there will be the awe-
some V10 Viper to look forward to In
January.
Ood~ also has some major news in
the trUCk d~rtment Both its 3.9-llter
V6 and 5.2-llter V8 engines used In
vans, pi~u sport utility vehicles and
mid-siled .ups haw been redesigned
to the nt of being completely new
power plants. Vastly more ~t,
smoother operation an<t better durability
make these the best ~lne enafnes ~ has ever offere(J In any OJ hi
trucks.
Pfvmouth and ~· dealen will ~ the MitsubfshJ-enfneered Colt Vista and
Eagle Summit ~'-mini-minivans
available with all-~I dnve Ind of.
fered in five or ~~neer venk>ris
depending .on If you dlOoSe the ~
mouth Colt Vista or Easle Summit
w~.Ood. Mona and Ea«le Premier
twins are biing offered at par&ulirtv at·
trietM prices for 1992, as this wtn be
their l.t ~ of production. The Mo-
naco and Premier may be the model
year's best value In a mfd-fized tedan.
Q!neral Motors has more extensive
changes to boast of for 1992. Among
the"! are completely new Buick~,
Pontiac Grand Am and 0 c
Achleva (replacing the Cutlass Cal ;
models. TheSe three com~ct sedans and
coupes all have standard anti-lock
brakes, radical new interior and exterior
styling, revl~ engine choices and very
modest base price tags.
Moving further UJ?S<:ale, GM also has
three new full-sized front-wheel-drive te-
dans. The Buick LeSabre, Oldsmobile 88
and Pontiac Bonneville all have new styl-
ing, stronger engines mated to improved
transmissiOns, revised chassis design and
standard driver's side air bags. 1
T~ Bonneville SSEi models have su-
perdiarging, passen~--styie air bag and
even more dramatic stvf ing than the
base models. Buick and OldSmobile also
will offer superd\argi!"8 for their larger,
more costJy Ninety ~ignt Touring Sedan
and Park Avenue Ultra models.
Upscale of even those models, Cadil-
lac has introdua!d its new Seville and El· dorado, completely and beautifully res-
tyled and re-engineered versions Of tile
existing cars that promise to break the
tradltlOnal mold and attract a whole new
generation of buyers. The front-drive De
Ville and FleetwOod models now are of-
fered with a traction--oontrol system.
In the light truck and van departmen~
GM's front-drive minivans (Olds Silhou-
ette, Pontiac Trans Sport,~ lumli\a)
are offered with a stronger V6 engine
and four~ automatic transmissions
and anti-loCk brakes become standardJ( '
Completely new are the 1992 Subeit-
ban and full-sized Blazer/GMC Yulcbn
(previously called the Jimmy). n,_
models now ride on the same contefft-
porary chassis used by the full-slztd
pickup truc:ks1 making the Suburbans
and Blazer/Vu1<on models far more dvi-
llzed and modem.
GM's en~-level models receive a~~
tJon as well, with the Cavalier and ~
bird bod1 gettjng standard anti .. 1o9<
brakes, and the COrslca, Beretta and W·
mlna coupe and sedan also getting ariti-
lodc brakes on nearly all models.
Ford also Is movlng to update tis
model ranF,, and fot 1992, its mOlt wc-
oessful mOdel gets an extensive faceWt
and structural improvements. •
Both the Ford Taurus and MercJi
Sable now have almmt entirety new •
Ing (similar to the old car, but ne.trfy •
new nonethelea> oomplete!y revised -tenon with new lnstrument ~Is, ~ IOUnd Insulation and fm,rvn~
bne V6 engines. ,
Alie> new It Ford will be V6 i ol the popular Tern~ and TC>p:IZ
ell. l'hile a>mpact ilidlns and IC tht. t>w.r .. Optlonit power = reviled i:tYfins and 1~
The Thunderbird also ~ a ml~t lift, and both the full-size CroWn r;=r: 1'#~~~.;,.
dnw ntns.
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THIS WEEK 'S HOT PROPERTIES • Oct. 19-25
Cover Home Presented By
Robin Tench of Remax of Newport Beach
See Page 18 For More Information
Advertising Supplement Vol.13, No.37 Oct. 19,1991
PAGE 2 I SATURDAY October 19, 1991
INDEX
Cover. Robin Tench, Remax
02. Map
03. Glesla Burmeister, Grubb & Ellla
04. Grubb & Ellis
05. Grubb & Ellls
EREDITH .... GARDENS 0
Costa ~
Mesa I
06. Coldwell Banker, Newport Beach
07. Coldwell Banker, Newport Beach
08. Coldwell Banker, N B Picture page
09. Coldwell Banker, June Davis
10. Coldwell Banker, Agents
11 . Coldwell Banker, Agents Costa Mesa
12. Waterfront Homes, Inc Realtors
13. Waterfront Homes, Inc Realtors
14. Waterfront, Agents
15. Biii Feeney
16. George Elklns
17. Tarbell
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Irvine
18. Cover Home
19. Ron Felsot
20. Prudential Callfomla
21. Koops
22. The Dalebout Aaaoclatlon
23. Prudential Newport
24. Rema>c
25. Remax
26. Valentine Properties
27. Valentine Properties
29. The Real &taters
31 . IBC Corp
34. Mortgage Ratea
Grant 8ulldlng
Laguna
Beach
Newport Flnlndal
35 • 40. Clullfted
41 . K9Y ROM
42. R ... EMllt9 Round-up
43. Coat Newport
44. Cout Newport
45. Cout Newport
48. Coat Newport
47. Coat Newport
48. Coat Newport
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NEW LISTING .
$399,000 FEE
Expended 11Bonlta''
One story, 3BR, 2BA on major
greenbelt. Private cul-de-sac.
Move In condition call for
appointment
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SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 3
Presents:
·
1.'IHE BtUFFS''
REDUCED TO $349,000 FEE
Two story, 2BR, 2BA Highly upgraded with litt.le Bay View.
Assume $263,200. On greenbelt with private patio.
one story 38R, 2BA on greenbelt With
two patios. Selling at loss! Assume
$344,000
On Greenbelt with Back Bay view.
.. E" pa.a, 48R, 21hBA. Wiii trade for
HY Homes or HY Hlna.
Open Sunday 1 ·5pm
1988 Vista Caudal
REDUCED TO $199,000 FEE
Selling at a loss! Most incredible view
onto Back Bay and city. Private
setting. 3BR, 21hBA.
....... ...,_~.
Tqtalty redone End Unit on large
greenbelt Shows like new house.
White and bright. 2 story, 3BR, 21h
BA. Assume $270,000
1189 Vl8tlt Flore
NEW LISTING
Downtown Corona del Mar duplex.
Both units 2BR, 1 BA. SeHing for
almost Lot value at $499,000
EXCLUSIVE HARBOR RIDGE
Condo for lease or rent at $2,500
a mo .. 2 Master suites, view, pool,
tennis, etc.
,_,, ........ CCUf'l/r/ ldlr;hen, 48R, comet
I' SAYCREST Model Pettect. 4BR. pool, securlfy .t)'SfWn $7~500
SAYRIOGE Upp«, .gad communif)', 2.BR, mini view
SAYSHORES Extra ~ lot. 38R, spacious. patio L.H
BAYSHORES Coaage, 38R. latrge lot. remodeled kitchen
BAYSHORES Medltenanean Villa. two years new
BAYVIEW TERRACE ThlN years new. 3BR, security system
BEACH/INCOME Duplex, 1 block to beach
BEACH/INCOME Shalpl well malnll/Jlned units $44Q,500
BEACH/INCOME Income, awner/use1 48R/3BR Duplex $545,000
BEACON BAY BAYFRONT, custom, 58R. unique LH $2,4'15,000
8ELCOURT Lovely Wew3, spacious master, 2BR $535,000
BELCOURT Prime localion, 48R, pnvate spa $8'18,000
BELCOURT Spectacular TENNIS ESTATE $3,8'15,000
B.C MCl.AIN New on tnllltet. .. 2BR. den, upgrades $287,000
B.CMCLAJN Mini v;ew ol lights,trees, 2BR $305,000
BL'"FS BONffA, Cul De Sac location, 3BR,2BA $3Qg,000
BUJffS Selling at a loss/ CUI de .sac, 3BR, 2BA $38'1,000
IJLUFFS -e-Plan, greenbelt vieWs, 48R, 2.SBAL.H $4N,OOO
BLUFFS 3 Bedroom on Greenbelt, Uke New ... $4N,OOO
BLUFFS Thlee BR, upgt8ded Trina. end unit $41'1,000
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CORONA DEL MAR R·2 ZONING-2BR, NOlth ol Highway $44'1,000
CORONA DEL MAR Duplex, 2+1, 2+1 good rental area s.-~.ooo
CORONA DEL MAR R·2 ZONING· Reduced/ cottage, upgraded $450,000
CORONA DEL MAR R·2 ZONING-Owner/user/Investor units $475,000
CORONA DEL MAR Point del Mar, 2 master suites, lmpre&sive $405,000
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX 3/3 + 2/2 Petfect fol owner user $545,500
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX, EXCELLENT INCOME UNITS $575,000
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX S.Hwy. coaage plus 2BR, unit $575,000
CORONA DEL MAR One block to ocean, 2BR, plus den $0f>O,OOO
CORONA DEL MAR 38R, plus sepatate 2BR, unit with view $7'15,000
CORONA DEL MAR Remodeled, 38R +CHJ/t, 2 blocks to beach $875,000
CORONA DEL MAR Remodeled 10Em, guest quatters, spa $1, 150,000
CORONA DEL MAR OCEANFRONT, ttf le"91, .,...,.,_ W.W. $2, 100,000
COROHA DEL MAR Ovw go ~ 8ayfront, dock pennit lncludfKJ $3,750,000
CORONA HIGHLNDS Under construction, choose your finishes $Q75,000
COSTA MESA Mesa Blul'/s, sunset views. 38R $248,600
DOVER SHORES Plctute Pettectl patio with spa. 48R $740,500
DOVER SHOMS Views/ pool 48R, 38A, lmmacuMle ~.900
DOVER SHORES Deslgnets own (1llted mini estaf9, s1.oolooo
DOVER SHORES 148 FT.BAYFRONTlll New construction $3,100,000
EASTSIDE &celent location, 3BR, R. V. eccess $315,000
EASTSIDE New/ duplex/ easy to convert to S/family $080,500
EMERALD BAY Views to Dana Point, apa. open beams $1,450,000
DIERALOBAY OcMtl vNlwal latpe lot. 3BR, 2.68A $1,050,000
DIERALD BAY SlrNt to street lot, ~ views $1,7'15,000
EMERALD BAY BIG/ BIG/ ~. custom, reconstructed $2,100,000
EMERALD BAY OcMnslde,overloola green, beech, 48R $2,100,000
DIERALD BAY Whlt9water views, walls ol glass $2,205,000
HARIJOR HIQHLNDS Close to parlc, 38R, plus guest qlRll'tef3 $470,000
HARIJOR ISLAND THE UL 11MA TE BA YFRONT .call fOI details
HARIJOR RIDGE Spectacular views! newly remodeled
HARIJOR RIDGE Waterlall, lights, water view, ~R $500,000
HARllOR RIDGE Ocean, city llQhts views, expanded, 38R $70'1,000
HARllOR RIDGE Mode/ Perfect, white-on white decOI 48R $7'15,000
REDUCED// Panoramic VieM, 3BR. $8'J0,000
Panontlf'IC viewa, prtvate apa. SBR, 3SA
ESTATE-110 degrH view, lf011VA1'!01
Panot'amlC vlew3, 4BR, custom ~
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AclOU tom '**'19 Pat1c. 28R, 2.SlM
LOCl/llon -Loc«lolll 2BR.2lM. 1251,QOO
Oceanside of Hwy, 48R, pool, spa $2,800,00(,
Ocewtront, &p«taculttr resider>c41 '$8,500,000
University Town Center, across from U.C.I $18Q,500
Woodbridge, Windsor Estates, 2 master BR $23Q,OOO
IRVINE University Park, 38R, backs to greenbelt $245,00
IRVINE Hard-Nood noors, model parfect, 4BR $27Q,OOO
IRVINE Turtlerock, overlooks greenbelt $308,000
IRVINE Northwood, 4BR, 2.5BA + country charm $317,500 . IRVINE Turtle Rock Campus View, walk to shops $319,000
IRVINE Turtle Rock Rldgtt, J.M.Peters, split level $355,000
IRVINE Woodbridge, townhome on the water, 38R $4Q9,QOO
IRVINE Woodbridge, on the /alee, executive home $4QQ,QOO
JASMINE CREEK E.xpanded, corner, spa, waterfall, 38R $58Q,OOO
JASMINE CREEK Lovely ocean views, customized touches $63{1,000
KINGS ROAD FRONT ROW! views, 48R, 4BA, 3 F/P $1,4QO,OOO
LAGUNA BEACH Coastline, city views, custom residence $1,550,000
UDO ISLE BA YFRONT • east end-dock for ~o· boat S2,3Q5,000
UNDA ISLE BAYFRONT-main channel vfeWSL.H $2,4Q5,000
MESA VERDE One level, 48R, large lot, gffeat value $385,000 I I
SO. CO. METRO Desirable location, pools and spa $137,500 ~ SO. CO. METRO 48R, skylights, large patio $144,QSO
PENINSULA COTTAGE -ONE BLOCK TO BEACH • R-2 $3Q5,000
PENINSULA WALK TO BEACH.charming three bedroom $525,000
PENINSULA View of Bay, Dock for 50ft+ boat $1,850,000
SEA ISLAND Golf course views, luxury plus comfort $66Q,OOO
SEA ISLAND E.xceptionaJ views, pristine!, 2BR, $737,500
SEAWIND Remodeled plus additlon, sauna, 4BR sng,ooo
SHORE CUFF Ocean, Catl)'On views, new constJtJction $2,250,000
SOUTH LAGUNA Fantastic l.'iews, private pool and spa $1,22Q,OOO
SPYGLASS Premier location, custom ~BR, OBA $1,4/JS,OOO
SPYGLASS 180 degree views, Top of The Hill, 5BR $2,4Q5,000
UPPER SAY Cheny Lakes Estates, 38R, private comm. $484,QOO
UPPER SAY ;,. Four BR, 3BA, 3 car garage, pool & spa $4{1g,QOO
UPPER BAY 4BR, remodeled, huge enclosed yard $540,000
VERSAIUES Low down, 2BR, 2BA, private location $1Qg,OOO
V1UA llU.W PENTHOUSE, ocean view $435,000
WESTCl.Jff Totally remodeled W/maids qUatters, 48R $525,000
WESTCUff Mint condition/ cCJl...df>.sac 3BR, 2BA $535,000
Profik ...... Rita Kurtz
Rita Kurtz first joined
the Coldwell Banker
Newport Beach office in
1980, and since then has
been s uccessful in a
number of sales and sales
management position.
A fonncr teacher, with
her MA in Psychology from
Michigan State Umversity,
Rita's professionalism and
knowledge are exceeded
only in the genuine interest
she shows in her clients. A
typical customer comment
came recently from the
head of an executive search
firm who utilizes Rita:
"Rita 's o utstanding
professio nal service and
s upport made a real
difference in helpin~ us
hire the right President;
she quickly showed him
and his family that a high
quality relocation to
Oran~e County was
doable.'.
Preparation, follow
through, organization and
product knowledge arc all
qualities Rita brings to her
clients. If you're interested
in finding out more about
the winning combination of
Rita Kurtz and Coldwell
Banker, call her at
644-9060, ext 125.
COLOWCU
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OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY 1-5
IAYlml COVI "' IAYllDI COVI W STEPHANE NOONAN $950,000
.... Olll' CBlf 20 W LOA
DAVE WONG $315,000
llltl90I _., DIOIU 2711 tmlVllW
JEIT EWING $371,000
...... 40tCMO&OnA
PATRICK BARTOlJC '411,000 "y.,.. •••2 POft WllflllrOI CHER RUSH SMe,500
MY taL1 12•5 IUlftM WAY
VELMA TIMMONS 1825,000
u.meona 2'01 cmcu Oii.
CAROL MOCK 1719,000
UllaDfP 2t01 IUllYA
VALERIE HAMM 1829,000
OU>1 COM m OICMI>
MAROA BAYS 1825,000
IAYllDI COVI •02t IAYllDI COVI I
JOHN CAMP8EU. $1 ,OS0,000
OPBN SUNDAY t-8
IAYllDI COW "' IAYllDI COW W DOUG MEEDER seso,ooo
WOODlltDOI H IMOIClllOMI
lARAINE SHAW $184,500
WUICWP 1011 IUCD1811AM
STEVE MrrCHEU. $229,000
VII.IA UI W 2AO NICI IANI l•I
PATRICK BARTOUC $235,000
...,.Olll' NOl1M 1 CO•CA Dtl.
CtNOt SUOECK '218,IOO
"y llllOUI 2716 tmlV.W
VALERIE HAMM $371,000
_.... 210 VlltA IN'IUM
KAY PAAfCEA '371.000
IWffl tu VllfA IOMIA
JAMES GRAY '448,000
IWffl Ill VIia fllOIA
MIS,000
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JOANNA OEMPSTEA '478,000
NPT NOlml 1•61 com P0110NIO
'4M,000
41 .IAI. CIK DI.
1810,000
Hy.._ 1t•2 POITwnumet
CHER RUSH ... ,500
SICWDR) OAm $2U.000
CorGnlpcnrf bi-level 2 bd 2 ba towmome. Idell
fOf entel1ai1i 111 n euu11 IMnQ. Best 1oc:1t1on 1n
complex flat fealules a gorgeous pool & spa.
Atnenlllts "1Clude ~enbll • & llUlllQ.. cenlrll
alaml. cenlrll vacwn. 4 ~. vUld ctllngs. -·--H V HIJ.I M•C IUllllZI
JEFF EWING $575,500
WUICUff 1012 NOlTltCMIMI
GINNY ANDERSON $815,000
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BARBA.RA GRAVES 1878,000
IP'NlAll llU. 4 MON1lllY Cl.
DON OlSOH $715,000
IAYIMOIU 2'01 CltCU DI.
BILL SAMPSON $718,000
CDM 1211 DlWll1 Cl.
BRENCA PETERSON '789,000
"v taLI "' UNOCAS1\I LYLEEN EWING . 1885.000
COM IUOICtlD
MARCIA BAYS $8215,000
IAYll:>I COW 1029 IAYllDI COVI
JOHN CAMPBEU $1.D50,000
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RrrA KURTZ $1 ,395,000
C.OIHOIU '717....._
lNlA MARSTON $1,495,000
COIONA DIL MAI 211 OOLDINIOO
DIANA GOLDSBERRY $1,498,989
ll'YOIAll .. 80UTA
JUNE DAVIS $1,885.000
NEW LISTINGS
PB•IMA POln $UIO MO.
C. 2 bd, 1 ba house on Slr1da. L.qe beck & me yna. Idell ure 1oca11on fof 1m11 chldnn
Close 9'J .. beach.
COii.Mi PAIK $21'9000
PYtced ~ lllder market Ills may be .. ulllrnlllt
-upper. 3 bd and den, hardwood floors. Good IOCdon ti College Part.
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minnd wall & ftrepllctl Knock• con9on.
lowest Pl1ce hlltlor modi!.
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT J--1 ESTATE
NIWPOIT SMC>ftl 009,900
Come see this lovely 3 bd home In a auiet
beach comnuvty wtth association pool & \en-
n1s Just recently remodeled wllh lnll'IY fine up-
orades lllCIU<flllO slate ftoomg & marble counter
tops Fee land Must see• ... ,_
NEWPORT BEACH
UYltDGI $254,900
Highly upgraded 2 bd 2 bl upst3lrs 8-plan in Bly-
ridge. Model perfect condlllon, light and bright ex-
J>OSUfl. Gated Conmmlty wtltl pool and spa.
NIWPOlf PINIGW $299,000
Exe .. builder oppOf1Unlty In unique Penitsula IO-
calion. Larve 1 bd apt plus studio willl room to
build on front Nlf of Woe lot WaJ(. to Lido VUllQe
~andcbig.
NEWPOIT llACtt $Ht,OOO
Blrgaln Prictl This Is a roost see. very cillnmO
home with beau1lful Lido Vlbge Upstakl has llrge
pallo wilh ocean bf'e81e R2 lot. 30'lc90'. Wilt 111111
you see!
NlWPOff RACH $3751000
3 bedroom, 2 ba1hs and large family room over-
loomo a large custom pool Reduced for mmed._
ate sale
F10N110W lOCAJIOk $375.000
This 3 bedroom towmome has great ocean views.
Great fOf ente1takllng, seller has moved and ptlc:ed
this unit to sel. Outstanding value!
NEWPOlf 1StAND DUPUX $425,000
OriYe by this delightful Island P«>Pe"Y and If you
like ~ we'I show you tile Inside. Each unit has 2
bedrooms Ind In excellent condition. The front IJllt
has 11'1 own ylrd & tile re1r has a private deck &
patio. Can us for 1he address.
IAYllDI COVI $461,000
Woodefful 2 bd 2 bl condo In pnvite eom-ITU1ft'f willl pool and spa and belch. Close to
Balboa lsllnd and shopping. boat sips usually
Millble. Excellent Vllue. CID now for your ap-
poinlmenl.
NEWPOIJ NOl1M YIU.A'S $569,000
Bottom fishing??? Priced below appraisal. Land
last sales! TradltiONI decor, 3 brick fireplates. 4
bd, 3 year new. Petted condition. Owner will heJp
finance.
UYCllST SOUTH $6.S,000
Spacious 4 bd. 2~ ba home In wonderl\JI family
nelghboftlood. Pool Stze yri LMng room. dining
room. bOlh generous slle to handle lalQe OfOUPS.
Security system. Storage galore. Don't miss ltlls
one!
HAllOI VIEW HUS $625,000
Pl1ce mapped $50,000 recently on 4 bd famly
home wtlh spectacular ctose upyieW ol bay, ocean.
city lghls. Fast OCCtlPRY Po$$lble. Lot's of poten-
tial! Oecont9 to your lndlvldual taste.
ll1.COUIT 1111 $639,000
This ~ 2 stOly home Is louted In tile m:lu·
sivt ou-1l G*I cooml1lly ol Belcoor1 Hil. The
1st my IUU'e$ a grand ~ area. den
with wet bar, fireplace in 1he ivlng room. The mas-
tr.r bedroom wtlh tnplace, guest sutte. eidr1 SIOf·
age and vtfanda .,.. locatld :n Che lowet level
WTILUff $679,000
Warm and fflltino tradi1ional home. Set back from
tile street tor pr!Ylcy. En)oy city light and OCNn
views from 1he pious living room and lonnal
dining room. 5 bedrooms 2~ ba1hs, family room.
2 fireplaces, hatdWood ftoora, decorator accents
lf1rOuOhOul
WTIWff $720,000
Cllb appeal-quality and chann Expanded and re-
modeled to 4 bd 3 ba. fame.'y room. formal dJnlno room. 3 flret>*esl lush landscaping, used bfick.
patios al>Wld.
DOVll IHOIU $121,000
Tenlle price rlCllctlon on this ~ 4 bd
home. Spec1lcU 180" view of Back Bay, nlgl'lt
~ view. £xcepllonaly llfVI llYlno room, twnAy
room Ind lonnal cHlO room. mas111 bedroom. 111
wlll ... views.
IAYll>I COVI $9IO,OOO
Fabulout tn.IMI 2 BR, 2\,; BA condo on \he bay
Wiii vllwa trom llmOlt M1Y room. Excellent IO-
cllon wtil wlldng clatlnc• lO lalbol lallnd
SATUAGAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 7
OCIAN YllW $12.4,IOO VteW Catalina and sunset s.Jaes lrom this highly
upgl'lded, decorated emanced condominium m
Ille oate guarded cOfTllTUlitv of Jwme Pait 3 bedroom, 2 ba1h wllh finished 15:1.i~ ~
UDO ISLI St,095,000
Gntcious 4 br 3!h ba family t.ome on one of Lido's
most desiril>le Interior streets. Close to club house,
tennis, park and beach. Can now tor appt
SPYGWS ML St, t99,000
This S or 6 BR family home locatron on one of
Newport's most sought alter areas. Sweeping
ocean and bay views from most rooms. Call to see
todiy.
CMWO IHOIU $t,495,000
Neat1y 'h ICt8 ocean side of PCH adjlcent to 141'1
green on new gof course. Views of ocean. hills.
and fahway. Fabulous oppol1IJnily to have • all!
HAllOl 111>11 $4.500,000
One of Newport's most elegant and beau!Jful con-
structed ttomes. ~ on a pnme IOI wllll unob-
structed views of halbof, city lights & ~ 5 bd.
sep maids quai1efS (61h or 7lh bd). pnvate guest
suite, 8 ba.. &atve master suite W1th sftt#1g room
gym, Mle cellar. pool and spa.
CORONA DEL MAR
llAND NEW TOWMHOMI $450,000
Soultl of Pett, an ll'ChileCtUr1I delighl willl 2 sto-
ries. .ched Wldows. large gourmet k.ltehen. 2
deckl, one wilh a peek+boo of the ocean. itst a
couple of bloeks to Begonia Pait.
ntlACIS.COIONA on MAR $4tt, 950
Reduced ptlcel Camree adult llvingl Like new with
ocean vtewt febulous single level 2 bd a den.
Close to shoppilg and OasiSI.
JASMlft PAK $519,000
Oc11n bay & city lights view from tills IOYety Jas-
ITlllle Parll 3 bedroom, 2 bath expanded model
Gated prtvite ComtrUllty wi1n association pool and
spa.
.wt•I CIHK $55t ,500
OelQhlU 3 bd. ~ room single IMI home ri
guardtd COITITldY wilh 6 temis cowts nl 3
pool$, nMal deCOr, pr1Vate spa, air Condl!lOninO
Carehe tMng It IS bed
OlDI COIONA Oil MAI $669.000
Remarbble pollnClal for Ills pltde d OW'8lhlp
cklplex. NMr a vacancy. No deferred ~e.
south of h ~-Stlps 1o Ile Plftl. shopping,
belch. Cal Doug Meeder fOf more Information on
~~
OLD COIONA Oil MAI $925,000
Step up to IJ'ldtiltllleel eteon• In lt1ll flbuloul
COi*"llPOfWY home willl l>rNttUldng YllWa of 1he
ocean & CltalN. Five dtclCS, 2 martlt llr1pilcH,
llult ~ wide ICl'1ln lV. new .,_, makel HI a
HEI 'T: SCTHERtE.\'
Jt is said that if you w2nt
a job done. get a hus~
pcr~on to do it. That ·s a
great reason for you to call
our office right now if your
have a real estate need.
Our busy sales people in
Newport Beach have t::iken
more than 0 ne\v listing~
in the pa~t 60 day.;;, and
sales arc running at better
than a one a day pace in
our office. Therc·s ener~
and optimism in our office.
regardless of what might
he guing on in the rest of
the market. And that has a
lot to do wirh how our
peo ple wo rk t ogether.
We're a team. a large
team. We trust each other.
we work together. '' c
share our time.: and energy
and information . When
that happens e\ l.!rybody
wins, especially our
customers.
Need real estate help or
advice? Call one of our
busy people now. That's
what we're here for.
'
TDRACes.cORONA DEL llAR $499,950 ear.tree adutt IMngl Uke new with ocean vlewl
Fabulous slngte level 2 bd & den. Ctose to shop-
ping and Oulsl
JOANN AKERMAN
HARBOR VIEW HILLS $825,000 remnc bay, ocean, city view from most areas. 4
bd single level plus family room. Spacious ltvtng
room. 21h car garage. Great remodel posslbllltles.
C8ll today!
GINNY ANDERSON
HARBOR RIDOI! UTATl!S $878 000
Move In today and ~ the prestige of th\; ex-
clusive guard gated community. Very popuCar LU-
CERNE Model has 3 bd. 3 ba, famfly room, fonnal
dining.
CHUCK COLESWORTHY
llAY81H COVI! $1,080,000 Famou. Archltecta own home. Rlchly remodeled
marble ftoor1ng, all new kitchen with top of the llne
~ .,. only some of the upgradee. Thia la
aupeft> bayfront value. Call now for your 9PJ>l
JOHN CAMPBELL
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PJLOT I REAL ESTATE
SPYGLASS HILL f71 l,OOO
Exdtlng upgraded 4 br, ~ bL All conclloned,
large prtvate courtyard French docn Md win-
dows, beamed celllnga.
DON AND JOYCE OLSON
PRISTIQIOUS lll!LCOURT HILLI! sns,ooo Gorgeooa remodel condo with fabufoUI VleWI,
3500 eq.ft. of perfection. Designed by Jeny Harris.
3 Car garage plua gated community.
CAROLINE HAINES/CHRIS LINDSAY
NllWPOllT 8UCH $1,391,000
Lowly large five bedroom home with ever luting
vtewa. Thia home hu been tasteful! remodeled. A
large chlldrena wing with 3 bedrooms and famlly
room. Spactoua Yard.
RITA KURTZ
USTBLUl'P .... ,000
Don't both« with fix• uppera -Thie II a one of
• kind custom. c.wMJt be duplc1t1d In this loca-
tion, with this view and quellty for thla price. Must
see -Owner want. offers.
SARA MARVIN
BAYSHORl!S $995,000
Rarefy avallable home on extra large lot near the
beach. 5 bedrooms, 4 b9the, family room. Plans
avallable for new home with bay view from 2nd
story.
CAROL MOCK/JERRY FINSTER
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 9
SPYGLASS Hil,I, CUSTOM ESTATE
W clcome to a masterpiece of arch-
itectural design and luxurious features that
arc fit for a king and queen in this 5000 sq.
ft awud winning new home. Beginning
with grand soaring ceilings, specurular
gourmet kitchen, huge family room,
dramatic master suite (approx. 1400 sq. ft.)
4 other bedrooms and 4 1/2 mor~ baths.
AH rooms with panorunic ocean,
mountain and night light views plus new
....... ~""' rustom landscaped yard, pool and spa.
Exquisite attention
to detail throughout.
._._.. Seller Motivated.
OF'PEllED AT
$1,199S,000
GRAND OPEN HOUSE
SAnJRDAY 1-S:OO, SS GOLETA POINr
IIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
Rare private deeded beach & pier and slip
with panoramic action views. Redesign or
rebuild to your taste.
OFFERFJ> AT $t ,68S,OOO
All major rooms view boating activity. Premier
location! Redesign to your personal taste.
Includes boat & boat slip available Seller
motivated. OFFERED AT $950,000
I mpossible to duplicate• Uruque
oversized bayfront lot (40 ft) next to
landscaped park that provides additional
boating activicy views as well as I.he
feeling & charm of your own million S
yard. This 4400 sq.ft. ho me has a flexible
floorplan for a primary or second home.
OFFER.ED AT $2, 150, 000
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 1-5:00, 351 VIA LIDO SOUD
ATOP
PRODUCER
FOR 19 YEARS
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BAYFRONT VALUE
Priced SOK Below Last Comp
Architect's own home in immaculate condition inside prtvate
securtty gates located w1thJn walkJng distance to Balboa Island,
shopping and beach. Boat sUps available. Priced at $1 ,050,000.
OPEN HOUSE SAT &: SUN 1-5 PM
JOHN CAMPBELL
Broker Associate
Senior Residential Associate
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
ASK FOR ~
~~ LYLEEN EWING ~~~~
Associate Vice Preatdent
Newport Beach
SpecfaJf.st 20 Yeanl
JEFF EWING
Sales Associate
LYLEEN
EWING
644-1361
OPEN SUNDAY
1-SPM
JEFF
EWING
854-1415
2756 HILLVIEW
Newport Beach
Cape Cod townhome over-
looking nature preserve.
Smart, sophisticated decor.
$379,000
894 SANDCASTLE
Corona del Mar
Forever ocean views from
this simply lovely 3 bedroom
in move-in condition.
$865.000
4717 llAllPDEN
Corona del Mar
Nearly one half acre with
ocean views adjacent to new
golf course.
$1,495,000
3414 SEABREEZE
Corona del Mar
Picture perfect 3 bedroom in
park-like setting. An oppor-
tunity too good to mJsst
$575.500
I 644-9060 COLDWELL BANKER NEWPORT BEACH 644-9060
-· SARA MARVIN
19'~ Associate Vice President
# 1 in Closed Sales
Newport Beach
1343 MARINERS
Baycrest
A neat-nick lives here ...
A gorgeous remodel with
pool. spa. 3 fireplaces and
more. It's always perfect
and easy to see.
$625,000
2601 BUNYA
Ea.stbluff
Don't remodel...
Check out this totally cus-
tomized and expanded home
with view. Reduced
$50,000.
$829,000
OPEN SATURDAY
Res: 675-5688
.468DESOLA
Corona Highlands
Drlve by this custom home
in unique neighborhood ad-
jacent to Pelican Hill. Pri-
vate access to Uttle Corona
Beach ts added bonus.
$675,000
2320RCHID
Corona del Mar
Reduced $150,000 ...
Best buy tn Olde Corona del
Mar. Newer house with View,
two master suites, european
kitchen.
Now $925,000
OPEN SAT &: SUN
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BAYFRONT
TRUSTEE SALE
**********
Open House
Sunday, October 20, 1991
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
1210 East Balboa Boulevard
Balboa Peninsula
MARCIA BENTS
Coldwell Banker
644-9060
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
NEWll S.C. 1iE10 MIA $J9l,OOO
4 BR 3 BA 3 CM garage. 1 BR Ind BA down. Ideal
kw home omce. S11c>s to bNullful pllt. (34RJC).
IUANOYT
COSTA REiii
~Mr $117,000
VA wms. h1Sfem1g owner IMt hM qiKt
sale! s-.illld 1 ~ des IO beach. .. whlng stair·
case, 2 maw bedrooms, ~. 11iy windows.
endosed 2 cw o-. (22PAC)
1WO MA1111 lOWNHOMI $191,$00
Grul EIStllOe IOclllonl LMoe 2 BR, 21h BA
boasts vd9d celngs, cozy bftclt flreplace Ind
large ,... yripltlo. (30SAN)
FOllCLOSUll WI $119,999
Best buy on East side. 2 BR, 1 BA witooos room.
New cpt, new pai'C. upgraded ceramic tile counters
& new cabinets. (201Wf)
OPD SUllDA~ t•, IN I 2tlT ST.
FMAY HOim W/OfflCI $1",000
3 BR. 1 'h BA home wlll lalvet yard Ind stpal'll9
borW room or oftlct. Grell for pllY"G cNkhn.
Seier wl conlidlr ~ for )QA. ((58BAY)
PEIFICTEAITSIDE HOim $219,900
3 BR home, IPCl'UX 1800 sq ft. In C.M. wl1h new
carpet. fresh palr1, large fam nn. VIUbd celling,
and spactoos back yard. Corpor1ll owned ptOOerty
priced kw fast sale. {261WE). DAR HAftS
MOUNWN YIWS $209,000
lM1beatlble locallon. This 3 BR, 2'h BA trt-MI
towmome has dramatic ¥aull8d cdledrll cellngs.
Prlvale deck With wood rai&lgs. folmal dlr*1g
room wnn 1 wet bar. What a btly11 (23VAN)
WOii AJ.,.. $214,900
use pr1v111 400 sq ft t>ooos room • a home
olbr'studlo. ~ ~ comer lat. RV/
boal access. won't last! (20ARH)
IUll1lfUL so.am? lNlll $219,000
Fonner model end ll1ll a BR. 2'h BA. 2 e1r oar.
air cond., lllge plllo, fp, CJY9rlQed muter. All new
Nida. VflfY ~ (90VAN)
1MDA 1W11101m l'llDI C IBA$227,000
2 story 1789 tit 3 BR 2'h BA condo. f«mal 11¥ W/
trplc + bcnJs nn & fomlal ding room. 2 ca-oa-
rlOI & si-t ylfd .. dldltlg. Hr 8ICk 8rt .... aut. pool. spa. Open Sil 12-4. (24VEH)
SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 11
WTSIDI CHAlllEI. E 19111 n $J29,500
L.wge add on master bedroom Ind ball. f1lf1Ch
doors leacl to deck & spa. R. V. access or addlllonal
parmg kw toCJr m . Pride of ownerslip. Don't
niss tis one. (44NIN). Bill LUPIS
LOCA1IONll0CAJ10NlLOCA110NI $276,500
Light & airy, fresh & dean!! 3 BR, 2 BA. vaull!d,
be.ned ceilng. foonal Lr & Dr. So Coast Metro.
Close 10 shopping, thestres, etc. (987 AZA)
OWNEI SAYS "SIU IT NOW"I $329,000
3 BR Ind den. 21h BA. flVfJ( 2600 sq.It Larve
master bedroom wll'I fileplace. lnYttino spa In rear
yd. 3 car page. Cul de sac location.
~ YIJJOI $349,000
PTlced kw fast sell Fabulous "C" plan. Drama!lc
cathedrll cdngs In llv. nn. & din. nn. Butft In bar
In flmlly nn. Made for eiartallmentl Vac1111! Mike
us .. onwt , ..... ,mlCH
1HE NICI 11 llGHJ $204,900
VflfY special _,.., home In Newport 8udl, will
"" ..... v.-i Clllngs & comrl'U1lly pool. Bice IO blldl. (43HI.)
2 STOIY IWlml $4274,500
4 BR or 3 + den. 3 tile balhs. Plenty of space tor
1hil actJve famlly Formal living & dllllllO + large
~ rm (33MAR). DRLPHA OSWALD
IACtC IAY YIW $255,000
This light & bright town.'IOme features extra l'IOtl ceill'lls & I llfve CO'tered pllJo Wl1t1 freshly plant·
ed ftowels The spacious mas1!f suite boasts a ro-
manllc flreplace, an extra large ball & walk In Clos·
et. Hurry! This woni last. Pnced at $13,000 below
hi last comp. (396SEA)
WOOOWCI CONDO $95,000
Huge 1 BR 1 BA. Extra large kftchen With all built·
Ins. F/P In htng room. Big stildeck patio. Comm
pool, spa & saooa. (32MAC)
'JJL.:-W ~U . .,. ... ~-.;-.,. ..
•,, • COSTA MESA S TOP SELLING OFFICE _, • •
THE AREA'S TOP
4 REAL ESTATE OFFICES
#1.
#2. ?
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COLDWeLL.
BANl(eRCJ
Expect the best:"
WE Cll.l_.'T TllNK OF ANYm B IE El1BI
... ..,
GIEENIROOK
.... _ ...
3498 au.ens
3498 Queens
1118 San Jose
3388 Wlmbledon
3417 Wlmbtedon
930 Azalea
957 Begonia
898 Begonia
981 c.natlon
920 Dahlia
933 o.hRa
941 Dahlia
868 Dahlia
981 Dahlia
3352 Fuchsia
3371 Fuchsia
3391 FuchlJa
3403 Fuchsia
1014 Begonia
1025 s.cm.n.t
1001 Secmarlat
AWMD
1018 DamMCUI
1022 Secr9tal1ld
1038 s.a.tartat
MESA WOODS
1091 f!eddlng
1070 Redding
1088 San Pablo
3481 Fuchala 10S5 San Pllblo
957 Gol<*•od 3469 San Martno Clrcle
98'7 Goldenrod 34&3 San Marton Clrcle
979 Goldenrod 3481 San Mwton Clrde
3481 San Rafael Clrcle
3401 Santa Ctara
3421 Santa a.. ctrcr.
1075 s.rrta Rosa
1101 Tulal9
1094 Visalia Drive
1074 Vallejo Clrcle
PlAZA DEL SOL
1121 D8Nl Ot1ve 3486 Wlmbfedon
w.uDON vaUOI 3491 Wlmbfedon
1111 Prtncea 3494 Wlmbfedon
3487 au.en.
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors ®
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's International Realty
COSTA MESA F'txer in lovely small cul.de-soc com-
munity, 2 bd, 2 baths, with dining & family rooms
opening to atrium patio. Light & bright with nice land-
67:f.6~~~ ................................................... $262,500
ST. ALBANS Security complex in So. Coast Metro
area w/pools & tennis. Afry studio unit w/minon, frplc & patio. MAKE OFFER! (Ui)
631-1400 ......................................................... $79,500
SOunt COAST METRO Sunny upgraded 1 bd
condo. new kitchen, rcden patio & carport w/storage.
'i73.6G.~:.~~~~ ...... ~~~~~~: .................... $95,500
COSTA MESA Lovely, immaculate twnhm w/2 mas-
ter suites & family nn w/frplc, trg decked patio, att dble
~~~:~.' ................................................. $179,000
EASTSIDE CO STA MESA Parklike grounds sur-
round this 1 sty "Cape" series 2 bd 2 bath twnhm w/
~~l~~.~~.~: ................................... $194,000
nJSTIN RANCH Gated community w/poo! & spa.
Lovely 2 bd twnhm with family nn, wd flrs in entry &
kttchen & att dble garage.
207 900 760-3600 ....................................................... $ •
MISSION VIE.IO l sty 4 bd with dining & famllv
rooms. Near freeway, shopping & schools. Needs
~~~~ .. ~.~~'. ...................................... $237.000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Bright beautiful 3 bd
twnhm, high ceilings, oak cabinets, woodbumlng frplc,
673~90o.~.~~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~: ................... $249.000
BLUFFS Immaculate 2 bd split level twnhm. Airy
great room w/soaring cei1ing & greenbelt w . New car-
'r~ ~.~~~~: .................................. $270,000
fASTSIDE COSTA MESA Completely remodeled
from the Inside out, 3 bdrm, frplc, beamed ceUlngs,
deck & extra large yard.
000 631-1400 ....................................................... $275,
FASTSIDE COSTA MESA Great 3 bd home, 1 ba,
add-on family nn, deck w/spa &. large yard ln super lo-
cation.
673-6900 ....................................................... $317,000
OPEN HOUSES
SAlt.JRDAY a SUNDAY
179 Mesa c & o. EISlslde Costa Mesa 3 bd House
Nancy Balfield & Carci Clft $300,000
35 canyon Crest. Corw del Mar 3 bd loWlhlme
Bob T Qn1lldns $389,500
100 Via Cordova. Lido Isle 3 bd hOuse
»toJ Bally & Ro'{ f11lerllln $589,000
226 ~. BalbOa ~ 2 bd house
Lynell Gordon $625,000
220 Apoletla. BalbOa lslnJ 4 bd rouse
Grayce Tllnro $785,000
828 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle 5 bd house
rm c..r & aoa Malbws $895,000
1305 N. ~ BalbOa Island 2bd~
»toJ Good S949,000
1211 Kilgs Road, ClllllMfl 3 bd house
M.vgo SW11 & Lois Mcloon S998,000
120 E. Ocmtrorc. BalbOa 3 bd hOuse
Austin Daynes & GoerPine Cox $1,025.000
16305 Mantic, Hlnilglon Hatbor 4 bd house
Tom lovet1illl Sl,550,000
27 ~ 81Q C~ H.B. 4 bd house
E'11* fft & Us Olsen u.m.ooo
SATURDAY
S47 sm w.. Newport He1g1ts 3 1>c1 rouse
ReQiriaR~ $489,000
204 Via Cordova. Lido ISie 2 bd house
Susie Busch SSIS,000
31752 Apuesto Wrf, C<*> de Cm 5 bd esute
Nancy Peler'son $1,995,000
SUNDAY
63 Baycrest CM. ~ C<Ut 2 bd condo
Peooy tWT1son $285,000
226 wuu. Newport Shores 3 bd hOuse Kennie Jo Rl1zo '339.000
24312 Via San Clemefta. Mission VlelO 5 bd house MW Hall* $352,500
241 CN. Newport SOOres 4 bd house Kerne Jo Rl1zo $474,900
32 VierN. Hnor Ridge, H.B. 4 bd lowMofne Jean~ $765,000
760 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle 3 bd house
Saly Pltlps $785,000
301 La Jolla. Ntwpol1 ~ 4 bd hOuse Marin Hassel $850,000
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800TR COAST NEIRO Bautlfu14 bd home with
dlnlng &. femily rms &. 1 bd & bath down. Completely
& taSetfully remodeled. white washed cabinets, Fr
doors. new carpet & appliances, c:entnll AC. & alarm
system. 631-1400 ....................................................... $359,900
NEWPO. RT SHORES Lidlt 3 bdrm home w/\nlulted
ceilings & fftplace. Gteat location, steps to ocean &
comm tennis & pools.
631-1400 ....................................................... $320,000
NEWPORT AT 11IE BEACH Cute 2 bd beach
house w/upgraded SUMY kitdMm & bath, 3 houses from sand. A ~ find .
631-1400 ....................................................... $339,000
PENJNSUIA Channing 2 bd house, huge IMng rm
wA>eamed ceiling.t &. large frplc. Legal R-2, steps to
~~9oo ....................................................... $350,000
NEWPORT llAllllOll Immaculate 2 bd bavfront
condo w/bay &. sunset ws. Boat sip at $2 per ft. Lease
~~~~~.~:.~~~ ................................ $36.5,000
NEWPORT SHOllES ~ 2 sty Victorian w/1
bd down &. 2 bds & &oft up. Frp&c, oak cabs & Berber
~4&~.~~.~.~.~: ........................ $375,000
NEXT TO NEWP081' wen maintained owner OC· cupied duplex ln Costa Mesa Hejghts. Each unit w/2
~·-~.~.~: ........................................ $375,000
BLUFFS Shining dean desirable 1 styJ.. 3 bd "U~a"
plan w/dnsmatic frplc in living room. u:>mer location 6.31~4&~ ..................... -............................ $385,000
NEWPORT SHOllES 2 sty 3 bd canalfront w/add-
on potential. DI~ room &. spacious IMng
room owrlooklng sandy beach. (Ui)
500 631-1400 ....................................................... $389.
NEWPORT AT 111E BEACH Co&onlill 4 bdrm
home 1 block to both ~ ocean. Outside entrance ~t.=.~ .. ~:. .......... ~: ................. $475,000
llALBOA Beach C:OU. in quiet tree..nned neighbor-
hood. Wann &. cozy 2 sty 2 bd widen & lmge sun-11t1~.~.~.~.~~: ......................... $479,000
317 Clmllon. t:aoN del Mar 3 bd loWl'llome •
BAYVIEW COIJllT J.M. Pet.n Medlhlnanean com· -SW 11.'"9,000 ~~ .t::,' 't.t} ~~dlnl' tradl&· plcx wtth pool&. spa. Bright beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 bath ..... _ ,_. ..,,,~ ~ ~ ng
comer unit w/many upgrades, 2 ~ &. private 2422 s.tago DIM. Newport Beach 5 bd ._ family rooms. One bdnn down lmgie master w/sun· ~~~:.~ ..... ~:.: ... ~ 11~000 ~:~.:.: .. ::.: .. :~.:'.'. .• "~~
Specializing in properties f or .'iak or kase ... on tile water. .. near the water ... and with a view of tht waur. ••
CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE BAIBOA ISLAND OFFICE
2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY
714-760-3600
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714·631-1400 315 MARINE AVE.
714-673-6900
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Realtors ®
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sot!zeby's International Realty
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ltALBOA ISLAND Darting shingled 2 bdrm cottage
with den. Lots of knotty pine & 2 patios. Steps to bey-
&ont beach.
673-69CX> ....................................................... $575,000
NEWPOaT HEIGHTS Nice 3 bdrm home pus of·
b.lden wlfrplc owr garage. Wood deck w/spa & BBQ
& 1Ulh landtcaplng
631-1400 ....................................................... $498,000
UDO ISLE Cozy cottage with 2 bdrms, beamed ceU-
~:~.~.~~.~~~ .......................... $515,000
N£WPORT AT 11IE BEACH Recently renovated
duplex w/3 bd, 3 be 2nd fir unit & 2 bd. 2 ba down.
Ftpk. decks & patios.
760-3600 ....................................................... $563,500
UDO ISLE lowJy 1 sty 3 bd remodeled home, new windows'-=--' oak floors & moldings & comer lot Poed>le option. REDUCED!
631-1400 ........................................................ $589,000
PEN1N101A Duplex In kNtJy quiet ndQhborhood ol
tree lined streets. Upper w/3 bds. 2 batf\s -lower 2
bds ..n bath.
631-1400 ....................................................... $595,000
NEWPOllT AT 'IRE RACH Remodeled duplex with 4 bd & 2 bd units on wider lot rtght aaoa &om
the sand. 631-1400 ....................................................... $598,000
UDO ISLE ''Turnkey'' perfection, 2 sty 3 bd home
on a prime street. Dining & Family rms &: sunny brick
patio. 631-1400 ....................................................... $629,000
NEWPOaT Hl!IGlll'S Immaculate 2 sty 3 bd home
w/wmbo famlly/d.lning rm w/frplc. hrdwd firs, beautiful
~~.~.~: .................................... $645,000
OOllONA DEi. NAii Terrific: remodeled duPlu. 3 bd owncra' unit w/&plc & private patio plus 2 bd vault-
~~~· .............................................. $649,000
BALBOA ISLAND Duplex. Owmmg front 2 bd cot-
tage w/brtck ~ open beam c:ielling. Fi. doon & patio ~~ ........ ~ .. ~: .................................. $649,500
UDO PAD DlllVE Extensively remodeled luxuri-
ous 2 bdnn bayfront condo w!l>ayfront patio, den &
boat dock. Leasellte option! 631-1400 ....................................................... $675,000
IAGlJNA BEACH Ocean side of Coast Hwy, steps
to Victoria Beach. Pristine bi-level, vaulted ceilings,
ocean WI & cfble garage.
760-3600 ....................................................... $6 75,000
CORONA DEL NAii W/fabWous views of entire
harbor. Totally remodeled Art Deoo oondo w/2 bd, 2
be In O\annef Red w/comm pool.
760-3600 ....................................................... $719 ,000
HMBOa 111DGE ~ perfect 4 bd "Crest"
townhome w/dlning & rooms & &oft game room.
Plantation ahutten, mJrron 3 frp&cs.
760-3600 ....................................................... $765,000
BAI llOA Near top aualitv 3 bd & den, terrific master
sultlt w/ftplc & bullt-fu. Oec:ks & landscaped yard w/
i3'1~ ....................................................... sno,ooo
UDO ISLE Premier ovasbied lot. acroa from park
w/bay view. Close to beach & tennis. Channing 2 bd ~r.4i~~ .. ~.~~ .. ~: ............................ $78.5,000
LE CllAJIP9 Bll1JLE. AISNE, FRANCE
A Sa .. a~'• letemata...a....,, Eaci9ehe A fabulous bedloom c:ontempo1my home set In the
wooded countryside north ol Pans. Most rooms radiate
from a central pool c:owJ'ed wtth a retractable roof.
There Is also a c:ottoge divided Into a caretaJcers apart-
ment and a 4 bedroom guest houte. The grounds In·
dude a laM adjoined by the IMna room tenaoe, a ten-
nis court, stables, paddocb ancf a mini golf course.
Price upon request. ~W'C 1830026
llALllOA ISIANO Spacious 3 bdrm desJgner's
CountJy English home w/dm. family rm, Fr. doors. bey
windows & 1 bd loft apL
760-3600 ....................................................... $849,500
UDO PAllK DlllVE $pedacu.1ar views of ocean,
bey • city ..,ts from this bCaUttfUDY decorated 7th fir
2 bdrm c:OndO. Seaaity bklg.
631-1400 ....................................................... $865,000
llAUIOA ISIAND MYFRONT DOft.EX SUp b
2 boats plus watm & dty ~· "'8ws. Front 2 bdnn ~~.~.~~.~ .. ~ ........... ~ ............. $949,000
COllONA DEL JIAJI Steps to ~. f.xdUng newer
3 bdrm twnhm Mt on bk.aff wlawaome vlstas Of entire
harbcf & ocean.
Ml.BOA OCEANFllONI' In prime Peninsula loca-
tion. Lovely Tudor style w/3 bdrms. vaulted ceWngs,
Fr. doors from bdrms to rear deck, 2 frpJcs, hrdwd &
tile Dooring, plantation shutters & brick patio.
631-1400 .................................................... $1,025,000
CORONA DEL NAJI 6 bd picture perfect "Euro-
pe.an" Villa on 45' lot, 2 sty living rm, hdwd Ors & Fr.
doors. Steps to beach.
631-1400 .................................................... $1,195,000
N£WPORT Estate, huge lot main house, approx
6000 aq. ft. w/S bds. dining & family nns & library, gst
house w/1dtc:hen, pool & spa.
631-1400 .................................................... $1,395,000
DANA POINT Beautiful 5 bd home in gated Lantern
Bay Estates w/hmbor & ooean views. Fr. doors to bal-
~~.~.-~: .................... $1,395,000
CORONA DEL MAii Contemporary 2 bd home w/
100' on bluff overlooking China Cove & entire harbor,
~r.1~ ~.~: .................................... $1,595,000
UDO ISLE Dramatic oontemporary 6 bdrm beyfront
w/famlly room & dock. Total ~odel. beyfront master
& new kltc:hen.
631-1400 .................................................... $1,795.000
Pl!:NINSUl.A OCEAN'FllONT 2 yr old custom 5 bd
home near the point Three sty widen, b'bnuy, dining ~~~.~~ .. ~~: .......................... $1 ,995,000
HA•BOR ISLAND DRIVE Exceptionally elegant 4
bdrm bayfront villa wi1arge dock. oourtyard wfspa &
bayfront terrace.
631-1400 .................................................... $2,195,000
LINDA ISLE Magnlficent bayfront with large dock.
lmmaculate 6 bdnn contemporary, b&eache<f woods.
marble & leaded glass.
631-1400 .................................................... $2,685.000
UTTLE BALllOA ISLAND Fabulous 5 bdrm bey-
~CE~R0~&01:~'. .. ~~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ro9tcxx>
C010 DE c.uA Fabulous Mission style estate w/pri-
vate stocked lake & well on over 2 equestrian zoned ~~.~ .. ~: ........................ $3.850,000
760-3600 .................................................... $1,<199,000 UDO •&.e Exquisitely deconmd lop <3Ulllilv 4 bdrm HADOll ISIAND D111W Bright & open 4 bdnn
lndudlng m8*r w/frpk & ~ tarntY nn ~ beeuU-BAI llOA ISIAND Bayfront duplex. great rental aJStom conternponry w/ditxk M"uM-lcwl w/cxdting ~ ~~~~~~rebuilt 4 units dole to town w/bay & dty Ught views. Each w/3 =t master IUJte & "P8f8N chlldren'rlguat wtng 631~400 ....................................................... $8.19,000 ~~ .................................................... $1,100,000 ~ri~~: .. ~~·~·~·~-~2".3Ws:fx>o
Specializing in prop1rtits for sale or kase ... on the water ... near the water. .. and with a view of the waler ...
CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE
2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY
714-760-3600
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400
BAIBOA ISLAND OFFICE
315 MARINE AVE.
714-673-6900
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_WATERFRONT HOMES; INC.
Realtors"R
Speciali)bt9 bl JH"JllttUN /cc uk « letue ... "11 tM .a1« ••. 11eae ~ ll'tll« ••• 1111" wiU 11llilw"'11¥ INU« •••
KENNIE JO RIZZO
Resi4nu:e:642-4917 Business: 631-1400
Mid Peninsula
4 bedroom/3bath, 2 story. 2
fireplaces. Custom built in
1964.
$475,000
NEWPORT SHORES
This family oriented community is a real jewel!! Two pools, ~ennis ~"Ourt
and childl'f!n's play ;.rea. Launch your own rJft in the canal&: wallc to the
OCCJn.
4 BEDROOM/3 BATH 3 BEDROOM/2 BATH 3 BEDROOWJ2 BATH
2 Story on the canal. A real bargain! Plus bonus room.
$474,900 Fee $320,000 Fee $339,000 Fee
RENTAL: 2 Bedroom+Den, 2 Bath, 2 Story, Spa $1500t'month
MARY LOU KIEHLER
Residence: 675-2700 BN.U.~s: 6.ll-1400
601 LIDO PARK DRIVE-NEWPORT BEACH
View of Ocean, Turning Basin, Rhine Channel, Bay, City Lights and
Mountains. Only prestigious location in Newport Beach with 24 hour
security and doorman. Located on the Rhine Channel, Bay, and Tu.ming
Basin and only three blocks to the Ocean. Truly a Newport landmark of
gracious living for a selected few. Some of the amenities include billiard
room, generous area for private entertaining, pool. spa, sauna, & wet bar.
Cnll for 1f11POintmmt to 11tow
#SF $695,000 #10 $700,000 #70 $865,000
Largest plan In beautiful Newport North townhomes
Spacious comer unit In prime location
Ught and bright. wt th lots al extras
Inviting 3 bedroom home on large R-2 lot
Lowest price In Corona Highlands
Owner fW found another home
Finished In 1 modified Art Deco style, 1 must tee
Move In perfect condo on the ti.yfront
Owner U)'I m• lell now
Owner must sell -brtn_a all offers!
Now ndaced to $295~.
Ptr1thowe amdo on the ti.y with Incredible~ vWW9
Corona del Mar k> Catalina, Udo and more
A ran opportunity for best views
Owner NY bring~ olfers!
Reduced to $829,000
Creel curb appeal!
Priced to move at $539,000
F1r1tasdc views!
Price ndat«d to $119,000
~ pek<dyappalmid~ ~ ulf top 9ltting with ~ .._
See Mid cocnpare with hOll* neany
Viewl frOll'I a1molt ~ romn!
Pricecl to •ll at $1,(199,000
STEVE BIZAL,
Exclusive Coastal Properties Specialist
For your private showing of these and other
fine homes ... or .•• to an-ang• a consultation
regarding the sak of your pro~rty, pkas1 caU 723-1565 760-3600
Exclusive Orange County Affiliate of Sotheby's lnternationaJ Realty
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Udo Custom F.,,.<·Qome
4BR, 3.581::.,0 v .c. home
Excellent local~ -6-quality $1,195,aDO
Seashore °"'<"'.t"Ont
4Br, 3BA ~o:\ ~w Nnd
Jncredibk ~ 'Jeter Wnw
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B I L. L F E E N E Y
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS
EXCLUSWE ORANGE COUNTY AFFIUATE
OF SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
675-1058 • 631 -1400
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Linda lale ~ttional ~0~~1tatlon Lg. , \."OWty&rd pool
R.t95
Bay&ont Do-h~ Lot
6BR, .s-~0~v..-dt
6(J on is ~~g views
$1,995~ .
Six Bedroom Bayfront
6BR. 5.5BA, Udo family home
Reduced $550,000,large dock
~795,aDO
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CIRllAT MW• ....... ~. 3
bedroome, 1tt. belh, ..,,... In IMng end fM'lly
rooma. Pool wlh Clblrta Md di 111' "' .......
bath. Pello for ..... ""11na. Qoee to bwhM, ehop-
plng ' ~Alt Cerilr. '472,SOO. OPD MOUA MT a 8'1111 ..
111•m••u..-11.11.
DDMD llAY • • • PllOl'mlllOllll.8 CHOIC•
cu.tom home plue ........ outdoor in.tyte. ~ PfM!t• beech, OWlt 10 ecr. Of pwb, rect9llllolllil
C*Mr, 4 poo1 """ oenw, s llgtded tlNria courts end
just 5 mlnulile to Newport. 11.-.000.
OPa MOUA MT a._ t•
GATll GUMDllD ~tW JIOll CLUlllllCS
m -.a.D llAY, LWW 9SACll
llUGAllT LIDO ... UfllllOllT. 1hd Of .-a
mufti maon dollf fllcln? The • bedroom. s~ a.di
home ...,,.. .,, CMf.a.d lot, bmlll dlrq. Mng •
famly room, French wtlldoM l docn, gounMt ldllchen,
50 ft dodc. end • .,....,,~ ~ ..... 12.585,000
PMULOUS OllS OP A Kl• CONllR WIT In Sea
Faire. 2 bedroonta, 2 bath oceen. & bey view wfth extra
lllrge plllo to .. ...., ' 11*'1 the IUnMICa. RJc:h mart>le "*'Y. ,,_. heMt'I on lreplllce, many~~
ti~ prtoed II *'4J/~, ... IRRJUMWYt ..
-l'MIS#t09•1UP ... IL&
•L••••T •••PORT aaaCN •AYPRO•T CC.DMHIW. AuM4lyte M1g on the bey. 2
bdrm. 2 bell home. Wlllclng ._ice Of h ~
,.......,.... end .. ~ 8ecln buldlng ...
~ pMdng. ... 8llp poulble. Owrw may
tnld9 tor horae property. 184a,OOO.
co.t..nm.Y ...,.,.. ID llOm In c1M1r1b1e
Newpcwt Helghea. Thia le a mull ... -Ol)Ct lr*de you
...... you .. homel White Mlhed Ollk cablr*8 '
tloara. S.tdtt11t1 d open bw'n cemnga. uead brtdt
flleplloe wlh marble hwft. Secutty Symm. RV
llCCeM. redwood deck & ep. In large a.dcyard. ••11.0GO --"'* lf?:Jllll~ftiM•n=..HR--mt•va .. ;o;• =
tDridlflJ' 05 ........ 2 ..... Of4condoa. OR..... tht 91111111Q 3 bdlln.-1 --.1 es .. ,.......... totne .... to-~Qll...-.
.. ct... ..... you-., Pl50.000
ta ~A ..U. UDUCIDUO,ooot
0..-........... nowt n.. ace1911t unb, .. 2 t. droom. 1 t.lh, .. ....,. ~. ~of ,,. eay
~ to ....._, -., teewaya & bw:h. s.p.a1a
IMtlr8, ""9 .. two laundry room.. c..i now b9fof'9 It
le too Illa. S1,G41,000.
... CMftMI GOLi' COUllSll .... Lowly 4 bed-
room, S bliltl DemrJlle home. IMmallc calhadr81 cel-
tnga, cerwnlc • .my, crown motdllig1. a.roe maw
.... w:urly ~. pool end epa. Pllllo for ••1alh-lng -dee* oft Mng room --. Home wanW'lly. BeMg Of.
w.cl .a s1,.eao.ooo •
.... llOUU IUmAY 1 .. a ... CIWlft.LY •••PORT MACH
GllUT llAY VISW from thle ct.rmlng ......_. Point
home. ,......._ .,.. 3 bedroom8 + den, • huge 3
cs ganioe, Ot1Z'f lleplilce & much men. Heade eome Tl.C. In • mull ....,,, dok neighborhood. Seier uya
"Brtng ma In on., I'm~ to •I". 1510,000
C...O ......_ • WITH GRJlm PROWTYMD.
WonderM fllmly home on a large corNr lol Sf*:b•
floor plan wNc:tl .. open & *"· Aw yard hal pool end
ep9. ~ to S PfMle gllld beec:hee: Acftacer'lt to MW
~ ct.J1lapment. '725,000.
DPMaMI ocaM V.W 3 bedtooma, 4 blilh p1ua
bonul room. The ueed brtdt courtyard & large pll8o on ~ .... ClllPU99 Iha .....,.... ol Iha
...... 9700 ...... tat. ~ mm.. .... 8dd to the .... .-., low_ ........ & ~ kily to 3
..... oaw9 ....... & ..... on..t ...... ,800.
w w como. ~ dofte -... Iha
modlft I bldrooln • dull mmtlr ..... ocean v19w,
... pilllo, '-*'°°d ~illlliOied .... $421,000. ---eum&Yt• DO LAU um, #ttO IU PMm, •.a.
laCLUDllD 8lllCMDllOOll Ill 1W1110R Vin HIL&.a on.. ....,_._ 180" tenor, ocean & city
lgtM .... £xpendad Plan c on.. 4 bedlooma, 3Vi
bllilha, formal Mng l dlnng rooma, ldlcheft W/wct bar &
nook. Aerich docn open to vl9w end pool W/wlttn up •• Adcmo.1111 borq room. psquet loon & prtvllle
courtyard "*Y· •1.100,000.
UlllQUS COllOllA NL llMt HOii• with studio unit. ao.. to ltlOPPlna and be9ch. Home needs eorne "ll..C"
but la wty h..ailt .. ~ A1lldeiice Md door la
aJeo on INllbt for .... -good opportunity for
•P•CUlallon. 81529.000.
WOGDW.OW DTATD. 11Mm -REDUCED
l30.,000ll IM.o OFFERll Specbll 3 bedroom, ~ bd\
plue ._. fllmly room a Mng clnlng .... PrtYllllt ..,.
doead yard ... a-a. ftowen.. .... and pllllo. DCMA*
glrll89 wllh *" ~ 1298,000
ONllNCMMaMTA8'111t .. tn W. YAU LOOP•.,_
COllOllA DllL .......... IUllOIL ~ ...
... of ........... OMyOI\ end hlla. ~ hand
OlfWCI .... .....,., .... ~ IMdtd ....
...... ........,. •• 17 ft """ mMOflfy ftrepllce ...,..._ tht .,...,. o1 tht 1-. .-....y. e1,110i000
759-9100
17 Corporate Plaza • Suite 101 • Newport Beach, California 92660
R B A L T 0 R S ..... Since 1922
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Laguna Nlguel
Spactacular ocean and Catalina views. A
rare Coronado Pointe plan 5 featuring
OV9r .. , 700 sq feet of gracious living
space. High on a ridgeline overlooking o
pn>tected coostol wilderness area. Coro-
nodo Pointe is on exdusive gate guarded
ex>mmunity with a limited number of cus-
tom ond 1eml-custom homes. 5 bedrooms,
4th baths. Boosts a two story library, gour-"* kitchen, fonnol dining room and four
fireplaces. Pool sized backyard. s 1,050,000. Col Geri and ~ 573-
2 .. 78 « ~-1388.
Open Sot. & ~ fr'r1~0ottcnist). Ex·
ponlive golf COUl'M locotion on o quiet ail
de toe. bqul.sitl antom home hos 5 bed-rooms, 7 both., OJ>ptOll. 7200 sq. h. ~·
mol oining, bnity rooms, 5 flreploces. ~ Pool ond spa In tropical setting.
$2,549,000. CoH Sharon fVoal) and Tom
AlhNOn, 673-8728 Of 7~ 1.
Newpott leach
Light ond bright 2 bedroom condo.
New carpets, point ond window cover·
ings. Quiet Inside location. Cozy fire-
. ploce, dining oroo. Includes wosher
ond dryer. Patio and 2 car goroge.
s 196,500. Call no.0611 .
Cotta Me90
Great Eost Costo Mesa duplex. Across
from ~ doM to shopping. Both
units ore 2 bedroom, 1 both plus go·
rage and utra partdng. Separate laun-
dry room. $279,900. CoU n0-0611 .
ColeaMeea
Great starter townhome for the first
ftme buyer. Dual master suites. Ideal
for roommoles. Move in condition". Fr-
ench doors leod to patio. s 185 ,000. eon 120-0611 .
~a-ch
Channing 2 bedtUOm. 2 bath townhome
on ~ cul de eoc:. -'ult eteps to com-
munity tennis eoutts. Community pool. 2
cor garave. Tialllfen.d seller ls mwnelt,
mohatld. $224,900. Cal 720-0611.
eo.ta-Gf90t home for the lint time buyer. 2
bedroom, 1 Vl both. Atrium model. n1e In kitc:hen. Lorge moster bedroom.
Enjoy ocean breezes. Bike °' walk lo the beoc:h. 2 cor garage. S 179,500.
Co.II 720-0611.
... eoc .....
Open Sunday 1-5. (6 Rue Villon) Ov-
.,foob foltwoys on BG Convon Coun-
try dub. Fobuloue 4 bedroom, 4 both
ahowploce wllh opproa. .C,000 lq .....
lndud. stott of the on lclchen, cen-
tfvl olr and ..curity sysl9m. ~ lib
yard with ~ "* garden, pool, ~ and wo....W. $1,339,000. Call
Sharon (Vogt} ond Tom Minion, 673-ana °' 120-0611.
Cor'Ofta del Mar Typifles on the chorm of o Corona del Mar duplex plus the odowontoges of en-
larged mostet suite, modem bolhs ond ,.. novoled kilchen. OeligNful living room with
11of!e itteplOC9. Corne< lot. Private poUo. 2
bedroom renlol unit. Eoch with ill own lo· unclry room. $5-43,000. Coll 720-061 I.
Full ocean, Udo Channel ond city light
"'-' from this cWvxe 2 bedroom, 2 both
condo. Just r-yeors o&d. LMng room
with huige window ond free Ponding fWe..
ploce. Wolk to beach ond Udo Vdloge.
Community peol ond spo. 0wnet moli·
\'Oted. $379,000. Coll 720-0611.
Newport Beach
Duplex on Bolboo Peninsula. Lovely
upper unit hos 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Tile entry ond kitchen. Lower unit hos
2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Tile entry and
kitchen. Lower unit hos 2 bedrooms, 2
baths. 4 car goroge. Live in one and
rent the other. $549,000. Call today
for details. 720-06 1 1 .
Orange
Upgroded 2 bedroom, 1 ¥4 bath
condo. Perfed stoner home. New
carpets, tile and appliances.
Community pool, spo, rec room and
playground. Close to tchools, pot\
and shopping. S l 26,500. Coll
720-061 1.
HuntMgton lleoc.h
Remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 both. Zon·
Ing could be light commercial. ldeol if
purchased with property next door. Di·
ning room, pofio and 2 cor garage.
$255,000. Coll 720-0611.
Newporthach
Beautiful 8leCUtiY9 condo with view of
golf course, oceon ond bodcboy. 3
bedrooms, 31h bo1tis. Channing mor-
nlng room off kitchen. Two fireplaces
inducting one in a romantic master
suite. $795,000. Coll 720·-0611 .
Newport9each
Ught and bright .. bedroom, 21h bath.
~ end unit. R.decoroted with
new eotpets, drapes, flooring, fbctvr9s,
opplionces and pointl Cozy Rteploce.
Lorge patio ond 2 cor goroge.
S279,000. Cal n0-0611.
c....-
Un6que ond chcHm filed coftoge w;th
hofdwood Roon. located on peoc:9ful
he ~ned G¥enUe on the eottside ol
Co.ta M.o. 2 bedrooms. Goroge.
$229 ,500. Coll 720-0611 .
-
0P8f) Sot. & n. • . 0 Ocean Visto. For the buwir who wonts o ho.ne with o ~r rqvnd 'vocation feeling. 2 bedroom, 3
both Sius den. Single feyer h9,1Tie on New·
port Country Club gotf covm. p,;. vote spo ing P.O<)I ond SPQ P-lus com· rf8'.~ ffO' ond tennis. S735,000. Coll
Newport leach
A magnificent home with French d~
ond Greek O'l'8ttone$. locoted in highly
deslroble oreo. Apptos. 5,660 sq lee1 of
living space. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths. Slotely
pillors, fountain provide seiene sentncJ. Sp-
ortcling peol is surrounded by ~tble
$1 ,695,000. Coif today, 720-0611 .
VIiia Balboa
Comer unit penthouse with greenbelt
ond bay views. Wolk to beach ond
Udo Village. Bright ond oiry 2 bed-
room, 2 both with open floorplon.
Cozy free stonding fireploce. Com·
mvnity pool ond spo. $309,900. Coll
720-0611.
"""""""°" leach One of the few homes off of Beoch
BIYd. 3 bedroom, 2 both remodeled
home. Zoning could be light com-
mercial. Best if purchased with property
next door. Potio ond 2 cor garage.
S255,000. Coll 720-0611.
Costa Mesa
Shows pride of ownerihip. Two moster
suite condo in quiet oreo. Includes di-
ning oreo, cozy fireplace. Kitchen ond
living room open to sunny patio. 2 ca r
goroge. S 184,500. Coll 720·06 l 1.
Newport Beach
Open Sunday 1-5. (381 Seowind, Ir-
vine Ave., neor Univenity.) Bock Boy
beouty. Shows pride of ownership. 2
bedroom, 21h both light ond airy unit.
Feotunss cus1om mirrors, French doors
ond bay windows wi'ttt window seats.
Channing breokfost nook. S259 ,000.
Coll Shoron (Vogt) and Tom Allinson,
673·8728 or 720-0611 .
Huntington leoch
Ocean view home. 2 bedroom, 21h
both with spacious floorplon. Includes
motble entry, designer carpets, white
washed cobtnets. Ot'ning room ond two
fireplaces. Located in 2 .. hour guarded
community with pool and spa . S333,ooo. eon no.0611 .
Newport ....
lowest prod home in Harbor High-
lands. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Freshly
pointed inside ond out. Dining oreo
and f'ireploc:e. l.oolely bockyord. ldeol
for children. 2 cor garage. $365,000.
Coll 720-0611.
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PAGE 18 I SATURDAY October 19, 1991
If You Mow it, Trim it, Fix it, Build it, Move it, or Cleon it.
Advertise it in the Pilot Classifieds.
• Coll 642-5678 To place ~our od todoyf •
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COVER HOME
Situated in the tranquil, prestigious,
community of Shorecliffs, this ¥OCOnt new
custom awaits the perfect buyer.
If you ore in pursuit of the ultimate
orchitedvrol statement, loolc no further.
Created by the hand of well-known
Laguna architect, Morie Singer, this
striking ultro contemporary, (complete in
1991 ), is o statement from first glance,
but also claims o unique ponoromic view
of the ocean and Catalino. The soaring
walls of gloss capture the Pacific bluo and
soilboots, as you opprooch the front door.
The bold, completely open, gloss-walled
living room and dining areas ore
enhanced by granite flooring and
recessed lighting. From the downstairs,
you ore mesmerized by the postorol green
surroundings and the ocean. The front
yard is o giont coortyord with o luxurious
pool and spa with waterfolls and garden.
The futuristic theme is conied through the
entire house. The kitchen hos mognmcent
glossy Snidero cabinetry, with o center
island or granite and o sit-down
sculptured bar. Truly functional, there are
2 Kitchen Aid dishwashers, two Oocor
ovens, and o Sub-Zero refrigerator. The
a djoining family room hos sky-high
ceilings and o built-in entertainment
center, and o downstairs stvdy or den that
hos o matble ffrep&oce . There ore three
downstain bedroom soites, each with o
gtOnd.-.d both.
The .,,,.,. ~ is o master suite with
~ omon Views. There Is on area
for wotk-outs, and o sunning deck, plus o
wollc-in marble shower and both area
(Jan« LS. Powers Is an attorney with
Flore, ~ Walker & Woolf.Willis,
• law firm ~ the ~ of law In the area of mmmun~ assoc:ia-
tloos. She cannot · indMdualF; respond
to queftions, but will answer as many as
~ble in the ~ Hotline column.
'Submit your questions to Community
Association Hotline, DuPont Center,
2301 DuPont Drive, Suite SOO, Irvine
91715.
•
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NEWPORI BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESIAIE
BELCOURT PLAN "C" TOWNE
$1,128,000
BELCOURT HILL PLAN 1
$828000
BELCOURT TERRACE
SAIURDAY; Octtstler1r,1991TPAGC 19
henlwood• & ... ..., _..... teeture..
Prtoed ..... , $825,000
SPECTACULAR VIEW
BACK BAY TENNIS ESTATE
I!
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w. c .... t. eottoote & IWloed te ....
$239,000
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NEWPORT BEACH
"CARNATION COVE"' Sl,H0.000
112 acn ptemli.m t.yfr'Onl pirCll in CdM W/ptt'tale baect'I pier + ~
b 10,000 aq II gll9ld E~ home. RaclJCed J1,000,000.
NEWPORT BEAQf TENNIS ESTA TE ~.ooo
Nearly one acre tltnnle •me. Puol. epa. aoquec i.n. w.,. Clllllr,
e8R. ~. bllald nn.
SUPERB EUROPEAN Yiu.A $2.,481,000
~ ~ In tQ 58A, 4.58A bayfront Dodi '°' 45' boat.
BELCOURT $1,195,000
PY.mk.m building altl onBelcourta motceaduliveat 0.-112 aaewl
"""" CIDYr1, ~ landacaplng. Privall.
HARBOR RIOOE VIEW 9tTE s1.-,ooo
One ol a ki'1d oppoBftty to build~ dnMlm hom4t in lhla '"'.,'
prMlt OOIMVllty. Pl-. «Wllable. Tl'lldl CIClnllder9d.
BELCOURT llAHOR HOME $1,411,000
lMgett J.M.P...,. ~ 4. SBR, 4.58A. pool, epa. car. 1am1y rm,
~lmMW. Call lar 11'1Df9decaill. ~ Mlw, M>mlt oflin.
HARBOR VIEW COUNTRY CUSTOM 11, 100,000
Price,.._ ~I A,,_ hltllonml CllU'*Y ~on. wel localld
5800 aq It holM.sBA & 5BA. DlelgMd & bult ID flle ~ mpec:a.
atAMEl. REEF PENlHOU8E 1711.000
~ andWlllW110*-tof OCMn. bay & Pllloa Verdaa.Boal.
poalllll, conwn. poll.
HARBOR YEW tlU.S ... .000
CM of .,.. • owner .. mnlkllr al olilr'I on Ha 48R, SBA home.
Eu~ ldtctl6n. allylghtl. large ya'd.
BELCOURT H1U TO TIE MAX MH,000
Prillint concffon loor ID cailng mimn • mllr & dining. Cua1Dm wall
~. ldk:llan, bdll. GtMI ocatr1 ....... 2125.
FAlllL Y HOME HARBOR VIEW MIS,000
Beaut111A •~ & upvaded Palenno. 4BR. 2.SBA. exn 11rve lot.
Be1111treet wilcMlly pool, IP8. patio.
BALBOA ISLAND • CLASStC $&45,000
Attradlw OJttom home. 2SR, 2BA. bult In 1978. Famly nn •111one
frpl. l.Mge ci.d!, loft .... New c:wpet, all!'fy ywd.
HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES sen,ooo
BeautillA IDwnhome wMew ol hill & city Ip. Expanded Mlrwnet wt
1tle IMI ol., EngMlh grdan.
NEWPORT HORTH VILLAS M25,000
0..... t100.ooo In high~ ~IOmlled SBA. den, ~ rm home on
OWlfSlled loc large IP9. 2 lount11ns. 3-car o-age. MC.sys. ate.
NEWPORT NORTH Yiu.AS $515,000
Bete prl<*I Mllt>ella model (largnl) in Newpon Nofltl. 48R. 38A,
luSCIOUS lrdlCaj)lng, neUlrW oolor, great dMI
LOWEST PRtCE SIR HOME, UDO ISLE $549,000
~ S14e,OOOI S.. IDnldoawe.38A, 1.758A, ~
home s..-., yac:ttt cMI. Qu!y.-d ....
NEWPORT NORTH VIUA8 $610,000
Bell__. Callllan model~ pool & ape.. Very priw .. loc:. we.
~ .... model.
SPECTACULAR BA YCREST HOME! 1S7t,OOO
Prlo9d., Ml I Pnadnemnd~. 38R, 2.58A. 7 lky~ta. 2 lrpl'a, eellef
relc>c::illjng I mo~. Subnit al ofleral
NEWPORT HBGHTS lnt,000
~ily built condo. 1yr!WW.2 frpl'1, roll-up gwage doon, 11P9-lub In
mllr ba. Hltdwood "" • mot\I.
RBIOOELEO NEWPORT BEACH CREST $324,000
Beautlf\A condo In par*tk>alllon ~ remodNd. 38R, 2.5BA. lctlt
• brignt
NEWPORT CREST OCEAN VIEW 1215,000
Sadudld end uric _.OCIHl'I, city 'Witt I auntel Iii .... New Blrtler
~a paint wk°' lib., i-.:t...
LEAST EXPENSIVE It THE SHORES $2.11,000
Rlmodllecl 38R. 2BA. 2 lllodra ID tia.d'I. $fllnllh martlle, tcoat1'lr,
0oggai..,, Blrtler '*'*' flpl, pwt pdo. Comrml"llly pool, .....
CORONA DEL MAR
CUSTOM COii WXURY HOM~ 12.471.-
Thla 2 *"/ CU1Dm ODI..,_ •• home~ an wy ....... ..., rahda..,. ltlacrtt. Wt.-.... city ligflta & Calllna ....
SPYGLASS CUSTOM h.Oll,000
Amoc~a.iamtiom.1neamow1.......,)ona prtnelol -... one ol a kind~ OOllt'I & bey 11W.
Cl ASllC BAYllOE-llEACHFAONT $1,7IO,OOO
Flrat daaa Baylide Or. ~ In condllon, l*fedly deanllld 1Dr
dMcrlmlnaillng buywl. localkln 11 Che ...., ,,.,.,
OOAOHA DEL MAR $1,350,000
C>noe In a !#Mme. Doni mlu h. Double loll BUld ~ drttm hom4t In
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
IJREATKTAKINO 179 DEGREE VIEW '1,1•.000
LwDe conw lot 48R. 2.58A. '-99 IW'CI & dillno nna. F~ rm a
dtn. *'-,!eden~~. ka' + peliol I apa. A~ homel
OCEAN VIEW ·SPYGLASS ttLL '1,150,000
Lwge lewl fol on,.._. of CUIDn homN. OoMn I dly lstlll view.
Approx. 12200 aq It. GtMl pric:el
BEST VALUE IN SHOAEClFFS "50,000
G1H1opponunitytol"9 lnpt91tlgloueShorec:ltla. Ena Ila CXl!Nflot.
Hilling tvn Q)Ud be qpanded ID 2nd llDry I ~re flibuloul ...
NEW U911HG ·CORONA DEL MAR 1751,000
Wwm ln~*'o & ~-3BR, 3BA, goumiet kltc:hen, 11rve melr g,,.....
CONTEllPOAARY CUSTOll 1749,000
Wll locatld In IMna Tan-aca. V-. ot ocatr1 llom 1111 ipllt lewl cont9mP0.dl..,. c.n. COU'1pl'd, epa. large lot.
POINT DEL MAR Cl.ASSIC "29,000
Cclm""'1pO<wy c:hlrm Wlndldonal quality. ~ ••BA.. '8A,
tamly rm + bcna on Sia-..
NEW CUSTOll COHOO .. COii .......
T"'Y lowly ~IDm condo In~ Ccnlna dal Mir. 2 m• br WI
......,. dee*.. Wllidno lltoc*a D Con:lna ti.di.
OLDE CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER U44,000
~ ~CDMc::twn.~ !enc». ~locallonSo.of Hwy,
¥aAllad ollNno Mno rm. frpl., loft.
NEIGHBORING AREAS
SAN JUAN CAPllTRAHO U.100.000
Ualible 5.,.. .... -~ .... Orlmadc ~ oei'91 • maltlle ~.Pool ......... nna.
LAGUNA PRIME COllMERaAL $1,150,000
Rs9oommardal ~ ~800011olr9l'llllbll ~on ~ loc Ill 1500 II wlgood ~.Laue lllo IWWlabit.
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MT/IWf
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MT
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HUN11NGTOH HM80R ., .....
W..t011Chomel'F~t1t1t*11 .......... ~ .......
'"'"' c.. dodt • 9ip lar. 4S + boll.
ANAHBll APARTW:NTI l1,28-1e un1111n ~ nwDlll•t•ict."E9J.,,... a,,.,,....~
IDndedolm.
LAGUNA· AUYIEW TERUCE $1,llO,IOI
Enjoy a.,.a.a• IO&lfl ~*-«Mr flle dty d L...-Rm
,,.. 38R. 38A......,,.., a o--""·
SPECTACULAR CATALINA VIEW tatt,ooO
Gorgeoua 48R, ID!mly l'lmll dIII d, ff9ndl docn a--.. Sep. pit quwwa. RecUledl
HUNTINGTON HARBOR GATED 1721.000
e.ui~ Mola !MA ...,. "' g-.t flWtDlno Cow. 213BR. melican ,_.,., FIW1dl dDOra, mMll9 tpt, llGIM llp.
CRESCENT IAY LOCATION •1,000
Om• ... ol flle ~In NDrfl l..ll'l'la ..... oftlfw .. ~ nl1Y., ... your~ home In • .-~
TUSTIN_,. FAllLY CttANIER 1411,IOO ............... ..,..., ... ..., ........ u. .. "" ••
cs part lar • ...., 1'ltllde.
IPAQOU8 HOiie • TWm.E1IOCK .......
Urge home tDr ......... ......, ....... tDr. pad. toa ---·· ........ acn.nn..o.w11111rn11edaM\........,,
NOlmt lAGUMA ....... a.... .......... ~-.... 11»--,.. .... ln .......... .,....,.,
WESTllDEcoaTA llEIA awEL ..._
Oneafa..,..TNamR+•w;t 1 ,,.,,af1f1d.~~ nwt11e..,.. a...,. IDL
MEJIA VERDI!· C09TA llaA alO IOO
Of'Nl4A.2M..,_ ........ cutlllPPMfln,....~. Cioea ID tlMdl, .,...,,., ldloola.
DEANE HOME VERY RAM "14,111
Tin ,.,. l'igf'lly pmm home II In part.ct aond. SBR, 28A, canw lot
Spa. i.ve yn. newer,.,, a c.pac.
2 YA8 NEW· P~ VIEWSI '211.IOO
T wn flay SBR. SBA L1i1Ur1a ... home 9fl"I ~ lot Pral. dtcD-
,...., "*'Y aa111m ......... WDn't i.n
HUN11NGTOH lt:Aai llOOEL PERFECT '211.000
2 -.y, 48A. 2.a&A. .... --nn.. t ..5 mlal ., tM.dl. ,.. ... In ~-
HUNTINGTON °BEAa. an.a
WandlrU bMdl dDea. 38R, i.,. m9 on pie.,_.. IDt. ...._
lnllttlw. hal " llldlr.
MAJOR PRICE REDUCTIOHt IMS.000
38R, t .7SBA......, home.~ pool, llfva lot. wet,,. .... _.
tiom..
WOOOMIDOE IEAIOHI Im 1M °*"*'cl 28A. 2BA ... ol "*'°'11 • ...,.., .... ~
AJmdled 2-ar onge.
EXECUTlYE STYLE 8211-
2 ~ uw. ~ cellnel. ~ epa. c.11 lar mare lr*I.
NEWPORT LAIW lOWNHOME 9117"'° 91'1*.., laryaulO.,. ..... ...,..,,, 1•TD•k 38R.
2.58A. we. dnlne '"'· t.9111y '*""'· 1rp1, .. .., a.._..,.,,..,.
WAY IElOW MARKET· EXaT1NQ ......
Stla¥dlow · s.t. An&. SBA, UBA +din...,...,,.,~ ~~ Newll'*I*, ttpra, .... o--ge.
IDT IUY .. HUN11NGTOH 1EACH '2M.IOO Pl'twte~of ... ....., ...... 2BR.l-...tydeelolWd,lllW
klll:Nn, _,... ~. IW't a biWtlt
LARGE a 8PAQOU8 TOWNHOME '17l.OIO
2 ,,_..,--.. 2.58A. 1• eq ft.~. won't-. a. a PfM9 ~
IOUTH COAST PUZA AREA· C09TA MelA 1111•
Owner .. a.iy. 28R. 2BA condD, ............. -....on.
Alaurnllblt '°"'· inuat .... .,_..,..a~ t-ciw ....,..
IOUTH COMT Pl.AU •ONLY -11.-ab6oca....-.9',2BA.~TU111W--.....,..,...a.,,. ea.Sec...-cs,PoGfa.-.~F-.....
HACtt MMM1N 111..-
tBR. pool, bMdl dDea, ....... o.,. tar 1 • *"9 .....
EXOtlWr&.Y DEICOMTED ....
38R. t BA. mollll hclrM •El tibro tM.dl, Ol'9m -. a ,_ ,,.__ bl9dl~
ENJOY THE OCEAN VIEW FROM W •
1tle dad! of your hllar of one of flle lnOll beelAN ba9c:flM '" flle Cefltoma mllll.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 21
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
We woald like to belp you bay or sell your home. # 1
RFJMAX Agent 8 out of 10 years in the State of California.
Ranked nationally in th e top 10 Rf/MAX Agents for 11 years
consecutive.
760-5000 or 760-1580
WHY LIST WITH JUST ONE AGENT!
CALL THE KOOP TEAM
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEANFRONT
BOB KOOP. JR.
EASTBLUFF
Ocean Blvd. Lot "A'' "B"&"C"
T enative approvals from coastal, planning,
City Council, buildable to 3 .000 sq. ft. The
finest of ocean & coastal views.
Tenative approvals from Coastal, Planning &
City Council. Lot "B" buildable to 3 ,000 sq.
ft. 180° ocean & coastal views. Lot "C'' buil-
dable to 6,000 sq.ft.
SBR. 3 BA bi-level home. additional family
room, 2 car garage, 2 fireplaces. formal living
& dining room.
Asking $1,290,000
BOB & DOVIE KOOP
A.king $1,490,000 EACH $589,000 FEE
BOB KOOP JR.
BUILDER DESPERATE
f.AStSIDE COSTA MESA
167 Del Mar
Completely !"fTTIO<Hled
R-2 Lot
~r will lease opCJon
Owner wi11 ~u
OwneT will cany
$329,000
BOB KOOP JR.
Two bedroom two b9lh ~th lrg loft.
INllt>le Boors, llrtiAce ol meiblc
floor to cding. Overlooks Sham,
garadms, -teTf· ...... locatlon, location. Must sec Priced to sell at
$179,000 °' lease option ..,, •....
.......... lff,MO
BOB KOOP
BOB & DOVIE KOOP 760-5000 ••• 142
2311 CLIFF DRIVE
HARBOR a BAY VIEWS
Fantastic vi9ws from this C11*1m 3 BR. 5 BA home. Game nn with 20
ft bllr. pool tabM, game table, pM
bullt·ln ~mcnt center. Huge
master IUltt with large IPL 1..-sc
option °' make offer. Lowertd to
SUBMIT St.100,000.
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
COSTA MESA
eatmln•ter Ave.
Medllenanan Slyle custom home
Four t.droc>cm, thrH full baths, lrg
femlly room with flreplaoe & wet
bet. H• muter tulle, wiy large
pool Jin yard, Miier Will leaM with
option to purchase at •••o.ooo
BOB A DOVIE KOOP
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Newport Beacll
flye ynr old Meditcnane11n town-
home. Th.rn large ti.drooms, Ihm
baths, ~ living nn with fnplam,
two c. attached gar1191, with lc.asa.
or lease option, or make olfa.
LEASE OPTION •••o.ooo BOB KOOP.RI.
INDUSTRIAL
CONDO
F'mlshed otr.ce & warthoux spec«
2000 sqare IHI Xlnt Costa Mesa
location Amenities Include Cargo
door, MW carpet, wet bar, bwlHns,
shower, 2 bath m~td wardrobes
4 large offices
$240,000
BOB A: DOVIE KOOP
SANJUAN
CAPISTRANO
... ,.... .... Co••by Chab
San J\Uln's mOS1 edusM? address
14.460 fool lot on 14 & 15 lauway
Bu1klable J»d ol 6.120 h Gate buar-
ded community Sellef very moll·
vated Area·s Best Buy lllow W1D
Tnide $425,000
BOB &: DOVIE KOOP
$153,900
TOWN HOUSE
3 bedroom 1 'h Bath 2 story town-
house, 2 car g.age, nice yard,
lots ol e«amlc tfle, INIUYe carpet,
m4nl blinds, move In c:onclltlon.
CALL BOB.Ill.
760-5000 a142
CAMEO SHORES
OCEAN VIEWS
Sitting in 11 park, thtS beaunful cu
stom rtmod'11ed home IS 11 3Br. can
be 5, formal dining. lam rm simng
room off master suit• .... -a1i.. to ~te
~achH adiocent to new golf course
Asking
Will-TRADE DOWN
$1.450,000
BOB &: DOVIE KOOP
This home WM 11 modd, U has a
nice view 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. e
formal living room with 11 fireplace
family room, a 2 car garage and "
pnvat• yard
$275.000
BOB KOOP. JR.
760-5000 ..t 141
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BALBOA PENINSULA. • .A coloual estate.
Worth seeing. An exceptionally w.11-altuated water·
rront property on two Iota. Six bedrooms. Four
baths. Sixty feet of waterfront. Expanalw harbor
views. Dock for a large yacht ................. $2,595,000
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ••• Magnlflcent
French colonial country home unlquely designed
for the calllornla llfestvle. Sbt bedrooms. Six and on•half ba1hs. Situated on 3.8 acres. Four car ga·
rage. Elevator. Alr-<:ondltlon~ Every amenity ':v~Y~8:'~: .. ~~~~ .. ~.~ .......... ~~ .. ;~~
LIDO ISLl! ••• Udo'a beat bayfront value. An P ·
cellent Investment oppom.wty. Bayfront triplex.
Two separate bayfront units, ptua one unit above :rn~·-·~--~--~~-.~~ .. ~~.~
SPYQLASS ••• Thls superb property hu monu-
mental views of the ocean, bay and city llghta. Ex·
~ Tradewtncts model. Remodeled. Hardwood
. French doors. Bay windows. Extensive use
of brick. An absolutely gorgeous home. Seflera are
mottvated ................................................... $1,295,000
Open Sundq 1-8 ••.•.•.•..••• 37 C....... ~
BIO CANYON ••• Ortglnal owner. P18n one Broad-
moor. Tlne aepara wtnga. Mut9r wtng. Chil-
dren's wing. Mald9 qu.1en.~t="'· ~~--=.::=:~11.295,c:g Open ........, t-e ••••••• 4 Wlnaed Poot L8IM
81!A ISLAND ... Rarely on the mantel "Mar·
tlnlque" end unit. Prtrne gott oourM location over·
looldng the fourteenth '-!my of the N9WPOf1
Beach Countty Ctub. Three plus bedrooms. ~our
baths. Private pool. Spa. Flreplt ................. $9~~~ Open .....Un 1-a ••••••••••••••• 42 Oc..n ,, ...
LIDO llLl!. • .An ex<*lent op~.:l to llw In a distinguished property. Large, lot. Private
patio. Clean. Open. Ught. Four bedrooms. Three b.tha. A vwy comfof1able home wtth a naudcaJ
flalr ................................................................ 1837 ,500
Open ......., ..................... 2oa Via lth9ca
BAYCRUT ••• PT1ce Recluc'tlonl Spec:tacuW
qualtty throughout. Privacy. Sedualon. Quiet street
In a ~hbofhood. lmpt'MSIYety r9fnOd. et.ct end . Four bedrooms. Four baths.
Crown Ing. French doors. L.uahly landscaped. = ~1::e:·:::·:::·:::·::·141·1·AnC•5:
CLll'FHAYllll •• .Another price recluctlonll Dla-cowr the be9t buy In the .,.._ A choice Clf'lhaven
locattOn. CloM to lot value. Panoramic: vtewa of
ocean, bay and ctty llgh1a. Three bedroom.. Three
batha. Own«9 .,. saying "aefl". PleaM aubmft all
otfera ............................................................. '795,000t Open a.it.sun. 1 al............ 128 K1nf8 Piece
PBRAL TA HILLS ••• Famlly home In a preatJ.
gloua area. Over an aete of bulldable land. Sur-
rounded by orange and a~ orcharda. Stx
bedrooms. ThrM baths. 11'1Cf9<flble mot.rltaln and
city llgh'-view. Sellera motivated .....•.......•. S750,000
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
A REAL ESTATE COMPANY
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HARBOR VIEW HILLS •• .An awwd winning,..
model wtth an astounding range of views. VleWa of
the ocean, bay, Catalina and night llghta. Located
on the highest street In the area. Large corMr lot.
Two story. Three bedrooms. Three baths. Thtt
home II worth 1eei!10 ·······················;.:.;.;:~-.~!,~.000 Open ......, 1-e •••••••••• H1 I CD1mGe Roed
LOMA LINDA. •• A most desirable view lot In the
Loma Uncta area. Perched high In the foothlna In a
nelghbofhood confined to approximately ftftHn
homes. Private street. Conveniently located near
the University Medical Center ..................... $750,000
DOVER SHOAES ••• Prlce reduced! Private
hldeway. Lowes1 priced view property. One third
acre. Bay and city llghta view. Tw0 prlvate beach-
es. Tremendous potenUal for expansion. All offers
Invited ............................................................ $725,000
Open Sundq 1-e •••.••.• 1000 Sentlego Drtn
BAYCRllST ••• Thla one wt11 send your Alvaty
gf.nd9 Into OYerdrt\19. Dramatic design. Renctable
roof. Mualve atrtum. Four bedrooina. Four and
OM-half bathe.. Chld uf9 pool. Spa .......... $725,000
APPU! YAU.EY ••• Ten separate condominiums.
All unlta have two bedrooms, two balha. Va&Med :."'~~~~ .. ~~ .. ~~-~
llAYCRl!ST •• .A treasured landnwtc. A ,.,.. op-
~. A totally remodeled three bedroom du-ilc. M.&u1ous abntlon to dNla. Excellent loca-~ ~~ .. ~.~ .. ~.~--~ .. ~-~~~
llAYCRl!ST •• .A home may very wetl be the
largest lm•tment made. A buyer has ewty rtght to demend that It tusttnes the pra. Thia one does.
Four bedrooms. 1'wo and onH\alf beths. New car· ~~ .... ~~:~mniindwi.::S~
UPNR llAY ••• Tradltlon8I In fMI Ind appeal. ==-~:~:~
HARBOR Vll!W HILLS ... N.arty lot value. Don't mlaa this oppor1unlty. Vlewa of bay, ocean
and Catalina. Three bedrooms. Two and one haif
baths. Pool~ Wiii< to Fashion laland. Needs ~ ....... ~~: .. ~ .. ~-~~
BAYCRllST ••• Prb Reduc:tlonll Thia handsome
home etta on a ~ lot. An ettabllahed famltv nelahbortlood. Aw bedloome. Two and OM.n.ff bdta. Pool. Spa. A bfand new aauna for )'9W
round •lllert8lnrnent. .................................... $549,500 o..... ....._ 1-e ......... aoa .,. • ., Lw
llAYCRUT .. .A prominent nelghbomood. Bum·
Ing wfth ~. A _..,.. prtce. Exclftant
floorpllin. Qullllly you can .... Comfort you can ~ bedn>oma. Two Md ~ btdha.
COUftymd,,._,, •• , ... ""_'""" ... "''""'''' $549,50()
HM80R Yin HOllU ••• ~ Peienno model. Four bedloome. Two and on.h.it batha
Huge bofu room. Pool. Spa. Loweat prtc.ct p.,_: .-mo. You edd the epecW touches ........... '629,000
NllWPORT NORTH ... The comblndon of ex-
tniordlnlry toc.llon, lot alZe .nd amenltlM make
tNa Medina model • bMt Vlllue. Thia -.fulty Put ~ home ,_ • mllrble tntry Ml, two marble
tlt'epleoee, a.ber cetpetlng Md alM)Oodtllonlng. Un~ the belt ................................. ta1~J..ooo Open......., t-e ............ Cert. Portenno
831-7300
L. 1817 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Rl!DUCDll .... 000
Abeoluttfy Un k-V 3 BR/2th BA & family ~m ~
cat9d In pi18tlne guard gated community of SMcttn
ontheGIMn.
COSTA MESA AREA
=~:EM!·''·~=·~
WONDDPUL LOCATION $215,900
Front plckM f9f1Ct With k'9h low maintenance land-
ecaplng. 3 BA/2 BA. ~ kitchen.
Nl!WPORT SCHOOLS $289,000
10,000_± tq.ft. lotl Open and 9PllCloua IMng. 5 BR/
3 BA.. Arep1aCe In IMng room ' muter.
SYCAllOR8 PARK $319,000
Be8Utlful 3 BA/2~ BA home In Eutafde. 2 years
MW. Upgrllded tie A calpM throughout.
QRUT CURB APPl!AL $337 ,500
Wonderfully customtnd eat.Ide home With 4 BR/
2 + BA. famlty room, den. Securtty ayltem.
374,000 . 4 BR,
famly room entertaining.
A MUST -• tan 000 ::C::.cv:=J'c::C•\iL~ ~ h-
NEWPORT CREST
IHOW8 UD A MODm. ••n,ooo OWNER Will. CN4ff'( PAPER-NO POINTSll 3 BR/
2\41 IA. Deconllld In the beet d tut•.
GM-IL T Vin ·-----· $289,000 Pooue. Plllf'I #4 wtltl ......... off maa.r bedroom. 3 ~ BA. fonNll clnlng room & brMkfut room.
PABUL
Wood ~
-T COURT LOCATION S3t0.1000
largest ftoorplan In the Crest. 2000 aq.ft. 4 BR/2th
BA PM fM"Y rm. Mauve tones throughout.
FULL OCON Vl.W $30,000
MUST SELL NOWI 3 ~ BA. blMn oak cabi-
nets In llvlng room. Mirrored dining room.
OCEANFRONT PROPERTIES
•• IWNTIOll BUILDDS sns,ooo
Oceenfl'ol'lt fl.2 10t. 30 x 102.5, with older 3 BR
houM s*18 2 BR Income unit.
BllACHFRONT conAGI! tt,049,ooo
2 BR/t BA bw:hftont ~ With Mpwafe 1 BR/ .,. BA gnmy unit. piar\8 for 2 condos.
INCOlll PROPDTY tt=OOO wt"'-w111i1r a oout111 ._. from this pro-
ducing pn>pef1y. 3 BR/2 BA upper, 2 BR/2 BA dn.
... T NBWPORT s1,a7a_.~
40' lat -4°" more bulldable than atandatd llO' lot
Vwy quite. no through trafftcl
~-~liliiiMMtrt:
F1RST Of ITS IONDI J.M. P9tert ~ ... no ex·
~ "*9d on the upgradn_,mlftlee entry, pk.mh ca-
rpeting, twdWood ldlc:hen noor.. • bedrooms, 3 IMdhs
pllJI bonUI room. Master _,,.. often his and her c:lo9-
llta end llreplace. Dramatic: landtceplng by day & night.
$415 000 ....... id ... ~
DMA IUCK I PUNIC WILTS!
LIDO ISLE
FRI!• llOllSI! Maa,ooo
when you buy Ihle OVWllz9d lot. 4 BR home lo-
cated on vwy ~and quiet Eut end.
OVUISIZD LOT SM0,000
Frethly pM1led lnetde llnd out-feedy to move lntol
3 BM BA. fonnel dining room.
PULL •CUIHTY SYSTm $847,000
2 BR/3 BA ..,_ den & fomwl dr*'9 room on 35'
lot. Sundedc • 2 pdo9. 8IMn gourmet kJtchen.
PRllll! Gl!NQA LOCATION $77~:
2 '«12 BA deconlla home wtth dining room.
IUle. Ml flreplece • tilting .,..
ONB OP A KIND $1_,_~H,000
Ultra custom. brend new home on w atrMt to .,,... lot. No detail hu been ap819d. 3 BR/3 BA.
LIDO ISLE
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NEWPORT BEACH
Pll!NTMOUSI! WITH VIDS $249,~ Lovely VIiia Balboa comer unit wfth greenoen &
mini bay & dty lights views. 2 BR/2 BA.
BUUTIFUL VILLA BALBOA $410,000
Don't betleYe thoM hon'Of atOf1es about condos!
2000 + aq.ft. on sunny greenbetl 2 BR and den.
VERSATILI! FLOORPLAN $499,950
Located just 3 houM9 from the beach. Uk.-new 5 BR/4 BA elrlgle famUy home with mini ocean view.
Colpcnle owned CUllllmlz:ed Mlclnl Plln In bNulN ~ ...
lllng.. OU.C lnlerlor •WPORT llOlmf locdon. Thoutnll
IPlf'll on OU pndlee of a Ylf'1, Bull«t 880. '""'1or plot.
llorllly cllcot1lld. 3 blO'oolN. 2~ bllhl. fllllly room. lonnll
dlr*'ll room. """"' alllOm window trMtmeints. 5*'I mtl'f make decotalM ~
$499,900
P.......ted ~JOI! BOYER
Nl!W LISTING! hH,000
2 BA/2 BA pltll den lust ~ block from OCMn. 2
brick pdoe, one with 880, the ott. with 1p&.
CONDO WITH DOCK SIH,000 I~ beyfront condo With tlneet l'NQNla
throughout. 2 BR/21h BA. MCUrtty system.
HARBOR Vl.W HOllU .... ,000 Wonderf\JI 5 BR13 BA SomerMt modet In Ph8H Ill.
Lg. famly room, pwqulC tioomg, 2 ~.
UDO PARK DRIVR M79,000
Best 1 at floor unft OYefiooklng ~. Rhine Channel.
2 BA/2~ BA. Full 24 tv. MCUitty. EMy to show.
ID&AL FOR 811TmTAllllllQ $711,~
4 BR/3 BA. famlly room. den. 9000 eq.ft. lot. Vault-
ed ~. UMd brtck. akylghta. 3 ~
BUT Vll!W NllTHOUSI! ~~~,000 a.g.,t 2 BR/2~ BA Udo f'tl. Dr. otfera torewr ... Of bay, OCMl'I • dty hta.
BAY ISLAND BAYFRONT St ,950,000 R.,. opportunity to purchue a beach nome on ex·
ct\191w Bay Island. Prtvate beachn & boat docks.
PDINSULA BAYPROllT $3l~so,ooo Im~ bayfront with gotgeOYS D11Y & mtn .
views, dock for .ewrw 1arge botda.. 4 BR/4~ BA.
OPEN HOU E SATUIDAY
2108 C<*ia VllD Cl. COiia Mesa 2-5 1319,000
SUNDAY
950 Caoney #308. Y91 llalbol Hi $249,000
... 12 S'Mll Cl. NilWpolt Cmt 1 ·5 1365.000
19212 Rid BUI Dr.. Pol1Dtl Hill 1-5 $415.000
1708 ~ Ln.. NilWpolt Beach 1·5 $471,900
2313 Por'I Lnlck. Har1IOf W ~ 1·5 $655.000
211 VII Siii Rlmo, Udo !sit 1-4 1615.000
6192 Olldll'OGll Clrdl. tut. 8ctl 2:30-5 $729.000
219 Yll ~Udo"" 1-4 182$,000
IATUM>AY/IUNDAY
4808 s.tlcn, NIWpolt 9elldl 11-6
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® HaS1
REALTORS ®
$349,000
New detached homes over 2300 sq.ft . of family living.
Beach close -scUer financing and inc.cntive packages
avail. Call for more info. Prices start at $349,000. Ask
for ...
DIANA CAPPEL
OPEN SAT • SUN 1-5
WTSIDE COSTA MESA Asking $319,000
3 BR, 3 BA plus family room. Master bedroom upstairs
and down. Buil! in 1982. 2300 sq.ft. of flowing living
spac.c. Formal dining &: living room with high vaulted
ceiling. Indoor laundry. Security syitem. Ask fo r ...
DONALD PFAFF
lllDI m VIEW $1",900
Unobstructed ocean views and beyond in Laguna Belch.
3 BR 2Vl BA. a secluded master suite with oommaoding
view. Formal dining, 2 sun decks and large picture win-
dows. Ast for ...
JACICll HAHDLEMAN/CINDY HAHDLIMAN
COSTA MESA
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONCE $169,900
Near Ori)tol + B.ikcr. Best price. bc)t location. h.:)t rnndition,
best term~. Seller will pay buyer's do,111g rml\ for ~(l \l:ty e,.
crow. :! bedroom~. :! b.ilh), :! e:ir g:irasc. A)I: (tir ..
MAXINE GOLDEN
SELLERS LOSS YOUR GAIN $179,900
This 2 master suite townhome h3S evcl)th1ni;. Good loc.111on,
super Complex (only 4 units) :ill end units. F1r~placc: 2\1:: hal~s.
laundry, )1.-ylights. oak c;ibincts throughout, lar1tc pmatc p:i110.
at1.1chcd 2 c:ir garage. Call for your )howing. /\\I: for
OWNER SAYS, SELL NOW $208,900
If you want Newport Bench. 1h1) i) the best. faccllcnt complex
:ind walk to the beach. This 2 OR un11 1s \Cl)' open. New Berber
cJrpcl, IJrgc patio, :? car g.irage. Ready for new 0\\ ncr!>. Ask
for ...
DAVID COOPER x 242
COSTA MESA HOME $219,900
ncauriful J DR. 2 BA home. Super area. Qu11:1 )lrccr Owner
very motivated. Submit all offers. A~k fur ...
SKI
WON'T LAST $240,000
The best E.1sbidc condo! Vaulted ceiling HJ li"ing m1 & both
mai.1cr bcJnns. NC, lrgc patio. ropulJr Back D.1y Loop com-
munity w/pool & spa/ Ask for ...
PAnY NESBIT
COLLEGE PARK BEAUTY $259,900
3 UR, 2 DA. light & :iiry upgraded home. urge 101 wirh new
roof. c.irpel, Ille, paint, etc. Shows well Ask for ...
LIZ/CHUCK JONES
FABULOUS LOCATION $289,000
OUTSTANDING 3 DR. l Y• DA home \lo/remodeled l.11chen
"uud shullcrs & lrgc yrd. Great noor pl.in 6.. priced 10 sell Fur
P\ t sho" mg. Ask for ...
BILL • DONNA WEBSTER
MAKE All OFFERS $315,900
Incredible (hkc br.ind new) darling J BR & big f;imily room lo·
ca led on picture-pcrfccl cul·de-sac. W:ilk·in pantry, garden "in·
dow. fi replace, big all:ichcd garage. Retiring sclleri. .uc highly
moll\'alcd! Ask for ...
ROBIN TINCH
MESA VERDE
SUCK • MODERN REDUCED $335,0001
Recently reduced, completely upgraded, contemporary 3 UR, 1 ~
ba. Mesa Verde home. White & bright w/ncw grey carpets, omo·
zing "Euro-style" kirchcn w/Corian "i:ronile" counters. new
appl. & 10' wide "Ooating" bay window. Other extras incl. NC,
newer roor. prof landscaping & lrg y;ird. Owner) i.ay "submit of· fers! ". Ask for ...
JACKIE HANDlEMAH/CINDY HANDLEMAN
MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE $499,900
Great property on 16th hole of MV Country Club, priced at pr·
aclically 101 value, this sprawling 4 DR, 2Y.! BA ranch style home
ts the best buy on market! Opportunity knocks! Ask for ...
ANNE McCASLAND
EASTSIDE CONDO·NEW PRICE $209,900
Extraordinary 3 DR 2Vl BA. Just ffiO\'e·in and enJoy. Seller says
make an offer! Quiet location & patio. Ask for ..
RAE RODGERS
E.SIDE C.M. REDUCED $219,000
Up1raded lrg 4 DR, 2Vl BA 2 car gar, New upgrades mcl: Cop-
per plumbini. roof. appliances, oak Ciiibincts and more. Lowest
priced 4 BR on Eastside by far! Ask for ...
DUSTY HARRIS
OPEN SAT. 1-4, 339 MONTt VISTA
PHFECT FOR 2 FAMILIES
Two homes on R-2 lot. Front home remodeled in 1991. Dack
home built In 1990. Very private. Coll for details. Ask for ..
RITA WADI
BEmR HOMES AND GARDENS $:
You would IO\•e this new kitchen. 3 Olt ~I.:! II\. 111 plan w/~p;i, skylite, hardwood floors. Excellent \',llu1 \
RUSTY GUINTHER (x 217)
4 BDR-FAM-ROOM-CORNER LOT $4
Pr 1cccJ right • Great cozy 4 OR, 2 0 /\, fom11\ h1•111, '
mom "1th fireplace. Owner is anxious. J\\k ,;,,
RITA WADE
4 IEDROOMS·EASTSIDE COSTA MESA $;
Quiel cul·dC·~C Street, beautiful h:srdwuoJ n,,.,r, , •
kitchen, 2 car garage, with RV :JCC'C)S. M.1,h: r , , t,
from other rooms. New )hake roof 1990. S.:11.r ''·' •.
Asl for ...
KEITH RANDU x272
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
EASTSIDE HOME + INCOME $~
Lo\'cly 3 BR. 2 BA owners unit with roman11c 111J ,.,
room plus 2 bdrm 2 bath upstairs apartment. .i .:.1r ~.1r.
access. and walking distance 10 the Courtyard' .111J ·"·'
Complex. Motivated seller! Ask for ...
INEZ DIAZ (x268)
EASTSIDE CM REDUCED TO $3
3 BR. 1~ BA. Expanded master und fomilv m1111
to Mariners School, park and shops. I l:mh~·,10J fl
car garage w/shop. Ask for ...
IOI MIWKIN
NEWPORT BEACH
LEASE $25
615 C:irn11tion, Corona dcl Mar for kll5e • Fu1111~h.:J s:
month. 3 DR • 21-'! bath, 2 car garage. l'crf1.:t '"""Ii for ...
MONICA RUGGIERI (x 107)
SUZANNE MOSHER (x 115)
FABULOUS BAY, OCEAN NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS $2
Fireplace with beveled mirrors, reflect views. \\ Jll. i.1 th
from this r.-o master suite, 2 BA rondu on !!·1:.:11
Dc11u1iful pool, spa, clubhowc & weight room. "'I. lw
RAYUNE MIRACLE
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5, 100 SCHOU PLAZA PH.
BEST BUY $2·
Nwpt lights. ,Costa Mesa • 3 Bdrm patio humc. ~ }" "'
out of c!>Crow. Vacant. Call to sec. Aslc for ...
PAnY NESBIT
NEWPORT CREST-JUST LISTED $2:
Plan 3 - 3 BR, 2~ BA townhouse w11h new CJrpch ,1
Wet bar and fireplace. A great floor plan with a wry 11:
open orientation. Communiry pooVtcnnis. \\'Jlk 10 the
One or the best buys in the Crest! Ask for ...
IARIRA CHAMBERS
NPT HOHTS LOT $3l
Located below 15th st. this property is s11ua1cd m 1hc r
of the block w/ an older 2 DR I BA re~. on the rcJr '''
Ideal to live in during new comlruction. Ask for.
-CURT HIRIHTS II
GOLF COURSE AND FASHION ISi.AHO VIEW $39•
Absolute bariain in Big Canyon !~homes. Moll\Jl1:d
JUSt reduced SJ0,000. Beautifully maintained, nHl\C 1n 11
Pliiint:uion shullcrs, It. carpet, fireplace, pool, ~p.1. ,\:
Rare private 2 car g:iragc. Ask for ...
CUf • l 'LYNN KIMP
GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY $43!
Newport Beach duplex. Two 3 OR, 2 DA unh~. Frc~hly J1
c.11tcrlor, walk to beach, pllrk, shopping. Owner w:ints quid
Alk fur ...
JANf OR VIRGINIA
76(]
3 Corporate Plaza
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 2S
th .e PO ER t -o Sell
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS FOR $439,000
\\'i1h a lol of over 9100 sq.fc., lhi) 3 BR. 2 DA home is a park
111 ii.cir. Turn key condi1ion, quicl I !eights local ion, 2 car garage
plu, more! Ask for ...
ANNE Mc CASlAND
REDUCED! $475,000
~~36 I lcalher Lane, Cherry uke :area. Now SHS,000. Beaullful
pool & gra~y are:i for children. Cul-de·)JC, 3 bdrm • :?~ bJlhs.
1\)l for ...
MONICA RUGGIERI (x 107)
SUZANNE MOSHER (X115)
TWO STUNNING COtfTIMPORARIES
G1nnt 4 OR, 3 BA with fabulous pooVspa plus 3 et1r garage fur
S559.000. Also bright sunny dc)igncr • perkc1 total remodeled
JU~t lbtcd w/pool/sp:i for $509,000. Ask for ...
SKI
NEWPORT NO. BEST BUY $525,000
Larges! mode l Marbella in premium loc.11100. 4 BR, 3 BA. fom·
ily rm, 3 fpl, triple gar.iie. Owner leaving arc:i & musr sell now!
l\)k for ...
PAULA BAILEY
GOLD METAL AWARD WINNING INltRIOR! $740,000
Completely renovated in 1990. 2 story, 4 BR. 3 baths. plus den
or 5th BR., fireplace, custom designed wood windows & doors.
I .g. Crwn molding. Tot;illy landscaped yard w/spa. Ask for ...
CUFf/E'LYNN KEMP
VAUAILf CUL DE SAC LOCATION
RHDUCEDI $1,050,000
Prcs11gious gated communi1y of Bclcour1. Lrg 5 OR home w/fcn-
ced yard & palio. High ccilin~. Lois of po1cn1ial. LoY.·csl price
ru~1om in lhe area. Grcal opportunily for 1hc loclllion conscious
buyer. Ask for ...
VIRGINIA SWAN
CATALINA. CITY LIGHT VIEWS $1,175,000
lkautlrully remodeled "Devonshire" in I forbor Ridge • Gourmet
kitchen wi1h 2 sub Zero's and Viking range • Ouih in entcrlai n·
mcnl cen1cr, hardwood floors. speclacular views!!. Ask for ...
ICEl1H RANDLE (x 272)
HARBOR RIDGE • FORMR VIEWS $1, 175,000
You must sec 1his remodeled "Oe\·onsh1rc" 5 bedroom, 3~
b:ilh. Unobslruclcd ocean views, gourmcl kitchen. :? family
rooms, everything is new. Duilt·in en1cr1:ainmen1 ccnlcr wi1h
d1)h. Call for D priv3tc showing. Ask for ...
Kll1H RANDLE x 272
QUAIJ1Y OCEANFRONT $1,475,000
Cu)IOm home on the snnd includes 4 DR, 4 baths, family room,
formol dinina: room, eourmel kitchen &. lovely maslcr suite.
Leu 1han 4 years o ld; superb construction. Ask for ...
CAROL! FRANKEL
3 STORY OCEANFRONT $1,695,000
Speclaeular contemporary 3 year old comer home. Features
marble entry 4t firepl3ccs, beveled &lass doors. windows. gour·
mc1 kitchen & large roonop deck wich breathlaking views. Ask
for ...
CAROLI FRANKIL
HARBOR RIDGE $3,975,000
Tennis court estate wilh ocean & lights view, Pool & )pa. One of lhc lar&csl in this pres1igc communily. Gucs1 quarters + 2
kuchens. Total of 8 bedrooms, library & f:imily room. Ask for ...
ISTHH YANK ;,ooo
l1n11:d SPECTACUW VIEW
: SJlc! TENNIS lltATI $4,500,000
S DR, S~ BA. scrvanc quancrs. Estate is situ:11ed on 1.84 acre
location on Ba(k Bay. Owner will consider trade. Ask for ...
ION FILSOT
t-5000
,Ste 101, NeWpOrt Beach
CORONA DEL MAR
INVESTOR DEUTt $559,000
Ju~I reduced in quaint Olde Cd~!. Duplex wtth loll. of polcntial
for lovely home wi1h income or l ccp :is is and continue 10 gen·
cra1e good income. 3 BR. :? BA home w11h 2 OR. 2 BA apJrt·
mcnl. °""':r says iis your lurn! Ask for ...
INEZ DIAZ x 268
SPYGLASS $949,000
Lowest pncc New Bedford 5 DR &: bonu; room plus loft w/
ocean view & 4 full b.11hs. Wonderful pool. ~p..i, air cond11ioned
• 4uic1 cul-de-sac )!reel. Call for appoin1mcn1. A~k for ...
ESTHER YANK
CAMEO SHORES $1,275,000
Lollcly neighborhood w/threc private bcJche~!! Gracious 2600
Ml fl. pool home on a huge Jot! Lu)h courl~Jrd entry, three C'Jr
g;irJgc! Call for adJi1io11al dc1aih. Ask for ...
DIANA PROSSER
SHORECLIFF NEAR OCEANFRONT $2.600,000
Ur;ind new :irchitcc1ural drc:im home \\tlh incredible occarvCat-
alina \1ews. llugc 4 BR/4 B1\, family room. )ludy. )(alc-<>f·thc· an pool + spa. Owner \\ 111 c:arry, 1radc. Ask for ...
ROBIN TENCH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM HOME $257 ,50
Walk 10 Mile Squ:irc Park. Wes1min;1cr, f ountain Valley area
Exqubi1c and elcganr! French dool'), 1ile cnlry. brick fircpl:icc
suicling decor & quali1y upgrades lhroughoul. Ask for ...
JACK GIFFORD
SPEUBOUND $239,70
I> 1he w:iy you will leave I his cnch:inling 3 BR I ~ OA Fountai
hm. From 1he lcadcd-gl~ fronl door w/oak lrim l/o ;ind
mJny 01hcr special features 10 1hc cuslom sunken pa1io, you'I
apprcci:i1c 1his lovingly m:iin1aincJ home! It's lhc home )''O
deserve. Ask for ...
JACK GIFFORD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SELLER W1LL LIASE OPTION
Cuslom Villa in Hunlinglon Oe;ich. M:i~sivc deck wi1h bro:i
ocean views. 3 large bdrms plus family room 1111d formal dinin
has it all! Molivatcd! Ask for ...
RAE RODGERS/RUSTY GUINTHER
10 UNIT $1,250,00
(3) Three high de nsity lols. Downtown I lun1ing1on Beach. WI
ing income plus special upside zoning allowances. Ask for ...
LIZ • CHUCK JONES
JUST REDUCED
Grc:it fam ily home, 4 BR w/RVA on cul-de-sac
park. no busy s1ree1. coun1ry kitchen. Ask for ...
RUSTY GUINTHER
COTO DE CAZA
$100,000 REDUCTION $Sff100
Cus1om home & adjaccnl buildable lot wlbrcath1;il:ing p;inorami
views. To sec this mini estale, ask for ...
BOB/MARY DI TUWO
LAGUNA NIGUEL
5000 sq.fl. occanview, pool 4t spa. 5 bedroom, 4 balh.
DENNIS GRIMES
LAGUNA BEACH
DUPLEX FIXER
WITH
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW
$339,900
DENNIS GRIMES
RIVERSIDE
RMRSIDl CORNER PARCEL $3SS,
Prime slgn1lizcd comer p:irccl for dcvclormcn1. Possible zoo
chanac 10 R-3 or RO. Approa ~ acre. Wit exchange for coas1a
arc. Motivaled oul ot &late owner. Ask for ...
DUSlY HARRIS X 124
...
IEST BUY-NEWPORT HEIGHTS $529,000
Seller has bought another and is motivated! This home
is remodeled and shows like a model. 3 BR 3 BA.
family room home. White & light. french doors,
hardwood floors, manicured yard. .Security system &
qwet location. Asks for ...
1A1 RODGERS
NEWPORT BEACH $7",000
Lovely S BR 4 BA, pool home!! Light & airy w/fue-
plaoes. billiards rm, wet bar, ram. room & formal living
& dining rooms. Over 4400 sq.ft. for only $799,000. Ask
for... DIANA PROSSER
OPEN SAT a IUN 1-4:SO
1339 HAMPlllll CIRCLE, N.I.
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PAGE 26 I SATURDAY October 19, 1991
NEW LISTING
PAlMS, L.A. $275,000
A rare and QOlden Ol)llOl\rlllylll T aka ac1m11Qe of
a or.ct In a llfetine chance " own llU 2 b«f 1
1#1 home on 1111 R-3 In! In LA '1 most SOIJgh
.,. Plllns am. Wiii • llale 1lC llU home Is
loaded wtth ~ Mst bdr has Fmw:h doors, lo
lrg yll'd w~ In baick, roof Is 7 years new!
ID P1B1m1 A 1711,a
"The only way to live." Magnlf1Cent baylront
condominium located oo bay In a luxury high nse.
Beautiful bay and city light view. Boat slip
avallable •CM1-.. S741,a
Single level two BR, 2 BA. den or dining room.
Panoramic golf course view! Model petfect. light,
br1gh1 and airy. beveled glass front doors, marble
ertry, tiled and mirrored bathrooms, planlatlon sh-
uttefs, contemporary pl\mblng fixbJfes 1tvooOhOllt
the home.
--PBmlU --This 4 BR home exudes charm, beatlly and taste.
The lower level has been c~ remodeled -
It's delighllull Locmd one ~to beach. Gated
courtyard makes lhls truly an English cottage.
..... , lfACll -.ooo
Jost 118PS to the OCPI & bay! Ttis Channing
custom home has just been remodeled. Crown
molding, walnseoa!lng, wood floors, Fninch doors
and a guest quarters are Just a few of the
amenities 1his special home fealllres.
PIM.Tl El fAIT .......
lncredlble 6 bedroom, 61h balh estate. Security
gated, professionally landscapeMemlS court.
putting green, custom pool, grotto & waterfall.
lllM IU Sl,B,000
Baylront custom home wt1tl one of the finest bay
and clly light views on the coast. T ol3l!y
remodeled and decorated -5 BR, maid's room,
family room, den, lil>raly, a great family home.
Boat dock and side tie to hold a 55' yacht Also
for lease S13,000 mo.
...... R,1•,000
Beaullful 4 BR, 31h BA wen built custom cotl'llry
French home. RecenC!y decorated Including open
COtl1IJY kitchen, hantNood floors, silk drapes, and
custom wall COYemgs, custom landscapilg and It·
all¥I lme stone fOIM'ltail. rooch morel
.. lllTIBCll .......
Wonderful family home In a very unique gated area. Lots of tall trees, nmlng slreams and wa-
terfllls -VtKY Sef9fle -5 bds, maids room. formal
dining, den and famll'f room wt1tl lots of oak and
br1Ck glYtng I Waml Coontly feeing.
191° ... llJllEW ......
Feel like you're sitting on top of the world In 1he
fliest penlhouse Sea Faire has to offer. AbsolUlely
Impeccable Interior design.
"lfA Hm9' DCfM .. .. ....
Lavish 3 BR. 3 BA view oriented kDo.Jry condo.
Grand double door entry. breakfast nook, eicpan.
sNe canopy window In llvtng room, all With OOf •
geous Catali\a ocean views.
llYVIW 1mACE ...
loClted along the Upper Back Bay In security
gated Bayview Terrqace. Two BR, 2 BA wllh many
amenities • vaolled cellngs, skyligtn, tlled entJy,
light & open ldtchen wllh tiled tloomg and
countertops, wood cablnetly, tMng room on the
view wllh fireplace, plantation slMlers 1hrooghout.
TIE llllR ...
One of Newpol1S most beautiful Back Bay views.
lmmaculat8 2 BR, 2 BA home In model condition
-Plantation shutters, parquet lloorlng lhrOughOUt.
coun11y tranqulllly, a real "Shang111a" r1gh In the
middle of Newport.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
LmPmlllU
Two bedroom. 2 balh plus Indoor Jacuzzi bib.
Spectacular bay and ocean vtew·waterlronl Mig It
fts best Reoovallon totals arotrld S200,000, new
buyef to complete to own taste. All new ltalan made
furnishings Inc~. Boat slip avallable.
~VllWa& ...
Ave BR. 31h BA. wonderful large home wllh a be-
autiful pool and spa. T astetully decorated. Ora·
mallc living room and enl1y wllh a CUIVed stair·
case, family room and booos room opening onto
large pool area.
ID PD•llllA ~
Premlef baylroct location. Magnificent bayvleW be-
autifldly decorated 2 BR, 2 BA coodomukrn.
Walkrlg dls13nce to ocean. Boat slip mllable.
...... sm,m
Enjoy fabulous city llgtn and fTlOll1'aln views
from 1his 4 BR, 3 BA LautretnoOt In Harb« Ridge.
located on a cukle-sac and beautlfully upgraded,
klcWng automatic awnings wllh sun operator,
new cabinets and wOft benth, Intercom, lront and
back patio wt1tl lights. All mlfrored dililO room
and rooch more.
IUFm '221.• Panoramic views. large sun deck. beluttful
upgrades w/Stalnmaster carpet. marble enlJ'y and
more.
IYIBE RI ...
Just mirutes to the ocean! This lovely 2 BR
condo looks like a model home. Lg. kitchen,
vaulted celllngs & private spa. Gated cOl'llllUllly
wllh great night light view.
Ela:enert starter home. Two BR, tV. BA. Gral
Orange Tree condo. Wondetfully prtvate loclllon.
Upstairs Id looks out over trees Ind ftelds.
Original owner has taken excelleft en. move-In
condlllon. Cen1tal air, bulll-ln appl!Res, exlrl
storage closet Terrific nelglbcn, no M•Roos.
Low tax rate and low assocldon feel Priced ID
sell!
mtlClllT... 1111,81
Three BR 1 ~ BA. lower unit. New ldlcllll'I
catnts. stove and micro. updaled blltls, new
pait, nimnd closet doors.
WEITP-. llVllf RllMI ... Ila ~·-'I'' 111.-
Largest 2 BR + loll Two-car onoe. cozy used t " br1Ck wood-bltning fireplace. Two-stort. close to Vef'/ praclbl, ~~ .. " lo condo, ~ everything! Win trade for N.B. or lease option mlle to the oe ..,v , .:n.ooo. &!rernely
u. "VBllAl.lB'' •1--
Mot!Vated seller says move this property nowt Very special dual master bedroom wllh lots · of sunlighl.
bay and ocean views. In excenent conallion.
mollv3ted seller. ....111Ul gllld ~-
LEASES JUST REDUCED
HAllOl llDGI $4,500,000
Magnificent custom home wllh panoramic
ocean. bay & clly llQtC views. Approx.
10.000 sq.ft. of elegance -OrWNllc
marole entry, trfple crown moldings, ~
pai1led celllng$ & floor and designer wall
coverlngs enhance 1his 5 BR estate wllh
separatB maid's quartm, guest suite,
lltnry, gym, elevator. wine cellar, pool,
spa encl sauna. n you are looklng for a
1111Qut & ~ home -THIS IS
R>R YOUll
Linda Isle
Harbor Ridge
Harbor Hill
Harbor Island
Harbor Ridge
Big Canyon
Seavlew
CdM
Bayview Terrace
CdM
Udo Peninsula
Big Canyon
Bluffs
Newport North
CdM
Bayview Court
5Br, 61hBa
6Br. 6Ba
3Br. 31hBa
3Br, 31h Ba
2Br, 21h Ba
3Br, 21hBa
4Br, 3Ba
2Br, 2Ba
2Br, 2Ba
3Br, 2Ba
1Br, 1Ba
2Br, 2Ba
3Br, 31hBa
2Br, 2Ba
1Br, 1Ba
2Br, 2Ba
Bayfront
View
View
Bayfront
Full Ocean View
Golf Course Vw
End cul-de-sac
Ocean view
Back Bay view
Ocean view
Water view
Golf Course
Remodeled
Bright and airy
Bay View
Gated Comm.
$13,000
$10,000
$4,600
$4,500
$4,400
$3,500
$2,800
$2,500
$2,050
$1 ,850
$1 ,850
$1 ,875
$1 ,700
$1 ,590
$1 ,500
$1 ,250
llAllDGI $1",000
Mollvllld Sellet1 Two sepa11te "*' on one level. Mnites from the ocean. ee.med
celllnga. MaJes11c sunset view! Gattd
corrmnty, wflh Pll'late q,a, Close to
Htllllngton Beach, also.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 21
NEW LISTING
...........
Chiming Corona del Mar duplex with good rental
hllby. Fnn ~Is 38R, 3 BA. hOme. Upper lril
Is llrge 2 BR. 1 BA. Larve redwood clecks. Close ., MtYl*lg.
llftllW tma saum ~ •• 38R. 2'h8A and den. -ftijity
upgraded. &ljoy tl9 quiet & privacy. Walk to bike
trllls & tl9 8aclc Bay.
CABO SAN LUCAS
, ,,.. .....
Vllw paawnlc vlltll of ..... hnW ..,.. nt .... .-q .. Sii of Corm tam Ha 5 BR. e IA hDml .._, on tlCJ
of .. ,,. In ........ CClfMUlllY, Pool
Wiii awm.ap llW, IPL llNWlll .-WS II
MW IPPlllai lncWld. e.llM UM cf
decking for en lncredlbl• vl1wlno ~. Cll for broctut.
''Dl:t.mft"' Ill CllllT " --R>tmer model hOme. Magnificent 4 BA:tlOtne 111
!he prestigious Towne Collection -largest tloof
plan. Gourmet's European kitchen, custom
inported tile, eteoatt master suite. private spa on
den. reflecting POOi and foootaln, numerous olher
amenities. Prime greenbelt locltlon.
• CAlnlll 11, 148,000
Lovely Broadmofe home In Big tanvon on a
cut-de-sac. Large lot over 14,000 sq.fl New
carpet mirrored walls. This home has much
Potential. SELLER WILL CARRY 2nd. TD. for
qualified buyer.
lllR£lffl 11,-.oao
Ottered at Wld value! Exclusive tesidential
COITmlflity. Prtvate buch access. ~ety
2000 sq. fl home that needs cream mnoon. A
second story would olfer wondefful view. A great
location.
IBllllDIUTa.tm 1421,•
Beautlllllly decorated home with COYefed patio and
1'111 view. Coordinated drapes and wan COYeli'lOS
~ Marrf extras • cedar lined closets,
llllefed water, security system and ~ gated.
Cal fof Lecsure Worid ac1Mlles and reQUiret'nem
lDI Kl&llllA-
.-T IBM'B .......
Luxury llvlng at Ille "Vista del Udo". One o1
Newport's most prestigious high rise
condomlnkrns localed on Ille bay. One bedroom,
one bath in excenant QOlldltion. New kitchen
malt>le floors. Boat slip available.
L~plan, 3 BR. 21,i BA.~
landscaped. Ideal for entertlllning in-dools and out.
Quiet cul-de-sac. 3-cat gmge. Golf course
location.
IUtlW .... I IUCll --llrgest model Poet Royal. k>emd • end 01
tukle-sac and adiacerC to bealltiful gmnbel Lowest pnced for llis plan CUITenltf on mnet. ms two
s;oiy, 4BR, home 1$ pef1ect lor family lwlg. JUST
REDUCED I
HAMiii va au 1121,oao
Comfortable home with ocean view. spartdlng
kitchen and breakfast area. family room, ftreplac.e
In living room. Walk to beach.
BAYCIBT • IAME lOT tm.• Ranch style, 4BR home. Open floor plan with
spacious rooms. All new master bath. BeautJMy
!Mldscaped on large lot with room to expand.
lDJ PlmllPJA 1171,0llO
'Tue only way to live." Magnrficent bayfront
condomlnlum located on bay 111 a luxury high rise.
Beautfful bay and city hgh!s view. Boat slip
avaitable .
... IBllll ...
This super clean 4 BR home Is an excenent
oPPol1UMY fOf a starter home Of an lnvtstof.
Situated on an R-2 lot. it has a 2~ attached
garage. Large fenced In yard, CO'lef8d patio and Is
close to beaches and shoJ>l*lo. Doni nm hs
great oppofUlly.
~--.... This lovely Condo looks bke newl Localed It fie
end of cos nexl ID tennis courts. 2 BR. 2 BA
highly up-graded plantation slMters, mirrored
wans & more.
OPEN HOUSES • Saturday Only
lea View 2101 Yacht Wandet'9r $619,IOO Sandy Mittman
OPEN HOUSES • Sundav Only
loultl Coad Mllro 1040 8. MecMhw #SO $91,000 Jollrt ~
Harbor View MolMI 1821 Poc1 Abtwf Pl. $129,000 JUdy Looe
Harbor .. 8 Hlbborough $ 1 ,2I0,000 SMcty MttrNit1
llwA9N leach 5192 TUIMn $219,900 Rochelle U..
Newport Glen 374 Newport Glen $1M,000 Lynne Velentlne
Ha1bor VB 1111 SICl5 Tiiier $621,000 Chrlatlna Eck
Ilg CGnyon 25 PNhurst $1,1•9,000 Ann MMe Murphy
HARBOR HILL
----,, ... Malson de Fleurs • Stunning 5 BR custom
home styled wl1tl nair by rtw owner.
Beauttt\JI pastel extenor v.rth maieS'llC
columns. dramatic entry Gourmet's
kitchen, elegant master surte, hbrary,
French doors. 3 fireplaces. pool and spa.
JUST REDUCED.
mTll CUil .,.., 1217•
PrtOe of ownership 3 BR. 2 BA family Of exec:uM
home. Professionally decorated. Extra 11.rge
pit-shaped IOt !hat has been protessionally
landscaped and meticulously maintained.
State-of-the-an security ...:r IEACll ''VlllM.Lfl'' ., ••
Mottvated setlef says, "Move this property nowt"
Very special ~ master bedroom with lots of
sunll!1lt. bay and ocean views. In ~
condition.
lllU'lfl PtillM SH ..,.._
Pr1c:ed ., sel penhJuse In excellent condlOon In
beaullful gated COIT1ITUllly with pool and ~
Beautiful 2 BR. 2 BA condO. ExU'emety molMled
seller.
OPEN HOUSES • Saturday a Sunday
1eaMw 2101 YllCM Wand.,.,. $619,IOO Joyce PalrNr/BurT AlegMt1 ,..__
Harbor lktgl 18 Cherbourg $779,000 Mqe t..'Joyce Pelmer
811 Udo Pk. Or. #40 $119,000 Victor Ya
811 Udo Pk. Or. #2A $779,000 Victor Ya
811 Udo Pk. Or. #80 $719,000 Victor Ya
811 Udo Pk. Or. #6F $191,000 Ylctof Ya
22 Aue Gnnd Vlhe $7•9,000 Ann ~/litlloe lM ---·
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Builders getting out
the word to students
T he onset of the new school year
has opened the doors for new
volunteers for the Home
Builders Council Industry Awareness
Committee to take part in making
presentations to high school students.
"Over 48 presentations were made
by myriad volunteers last year in
classroom settings, at job fairs, seminars
nr with guidance counselors, principals
or professors,'' said Robb Marinko or
' Robert Mitchell & Associates. co-
chairman ot the Industry Awareness
C1>mm11tee. "It's an exciting and
r('ward1ng oµportunity for professionals
in the industry to be able to reach
'tudcnl!> .,.. ho will help shape this
industry in the future.··
The information the committee
'11embers and \Olu:iteers provide
C'nables students to understand the
courses ur educational requirements
necessary ror their field of interest as
well as the salary ranges.
"Many students aren't aware that
some financial, legal, marketing and
interior design careers are a part of the
building industry," Marinko noted.
"Our efforts give these students the
information they need today to help
chart the future of their careers."
The Industry Awareness Committee is
in need of industry P.rofessionals who
would be willing to donate a couple of
hours in order to make a presentation
to a class or man the HBC booth at a
high school job fair. Also sought re
people to coordinate the speakers
bureau and others who would be
willing to serve as a liaison for a
particular school.
"HBC is committed to education and
the Industry Awareness Committee is
just one of the many ways industry
professionals can become involved in
making our educational goals a reality,''
Marinl<o declared.
For more information on the Industry
Awareness Committee or volunteering
for the high school outreach, call Rob!)
Marinko at Robert Mitchell &
Associates, 581-2112. for more
information on the Industry Awareness
Committee's activities directed toward
college students, contact Larry Lewis of
Watt Homes, 989-5663.
The Home Builders Council, a non-
profit affiliate of the Building Industry
Association of Southern California and
the National Association of Home
Builders, was established for the
purpose of education. The Industry
Awareness Committee's purpose is to
educate high school and college
students about the multi-faceted career ~pportunities available in the building
industry.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Two new custom bayf ront homes offer this view in Newport Beach.
2 custom bayfront homes available
T wo new custom bayfront homes
are being offered at 231 and
233 20th St., Newport Beach,
at listing prices of $1 ,250,000 and
$1,350.000. respectively. These contemporary tri-level homes
feature three bedrooms and five baths,
plus a four-car garage with private el-
evator access to the second and third
levels.
The breathtaking views of Newport
Channel can be savored from the mas-
ter bedroom, which features a romantic
marble fireplace, sun deck and Jacuzzi
tub. You can enjoy entertaining in the
family room or living room with a built-
in entertainment center. A beautiful
fireplace and deck overlook the chan-
nel.
The kitchen features such amenities
Property of the Week
as a f ull·siz.e sub-zero refrigerator, walk-
in pantry, two ovens, a mterowave and
five-burner range . The sunny kitchen
has a fabulous view of the historic New·
port Pier and was designed with the
gourmet in mind.
Other amenities include central vacu-
um, stereo surround sound throughout
ana a complete security alarm system.
for the boating aficionado, you may
step out to your 65-foot and 85-foot
deep water docks, available to lease
with these prestigious homes.
for more information, contact Eileen
Doody or Cheryl Bonaventure of the
Coldwell Banker Huntington Harbour
office, 846-9094.
Realtors offer home buying, selling tips
P r0,p<·d1\c' home buy<'r' and
hum1• <.1•llt>r) can follow several
genl'ral lips as they work to
< omp1C'fc> purchase"> or c;ales during the
tt1ll housing <,ea.,on -a season that 1s
marl..ed by the IO\".CSt mortgage interest
rat"~ 1n new I} 14 years, the California
As~oc1at1on of RNhors reported.
"Home buyers iumping into lhe fall
hnu.,ing market are finding the best
mort8agc• interest rates since December
1 'l 7 7. a good selection of available
prnpert1es and favor able prices," said
C J\R President Mack Powell. "It's im-
po·,~ible to predict where interest r.1tes
will be in a few months, but they are
1,rn1ast1c now, That's making today one
of thP best times I've seen 1n more than
J d<'rade 10 be in the market for a
home
Buying .1 home 1s the most imrrtant
purcha<;t• most consumers wil ever
mJk<•, anrl every home buyer or home
.,eller should work closely with an expe-
rienced Realtor who can handle eve'Y,
stC'p nf the complex sales transaction, '
'J1d Powell. "Whether they are buying
nr ~t'll1ng a home. working with Realtors
1 an save consumers substantial time
.rnd money "
The following Rencral tips for home
buyers and home sellers were compiled
by consulting veteran California Real-
tors. A prospective home buyer or home
seller should talk with his or her Realtor
to evaluate individual needs and :.itua-
lions
Tips for home buyers:
•Buying a home is one of the most
important steps you'll ever take. To sim-
plify the search for a home, consult a
Realtor for guidance every step of the
way.
•Buyers should work with a Realtor
to determine the type of home they can
afford, how they can acquire the down
payment and to explore the range of
available financing options. A Realtor
has access to a wide range of home list-
1ng.s and can help find the home best
suited to buyer's needs.
llA Realtor is a valuable source of in-
formation on financing methods, real
estate values, taxes, closing costs, local
c;chools and much more. The Realtor
acts as a liaison between a buyer and
seller lo present offers and counter-
offers.
•Remember, buyers don't always
need a 20 percent down payment to
buy the home they've been eying. Buy-
ers should ask a Realtor if they qualify
for low-down payment alternatives, in-
cluding Federal Housing Administration
(FHA) and Department of Veterans Af·
fairs (VA) mortgages. The California
Housing Finance Agency (CHfA) also
offers low down payment loans.
•Home ownership offers many tax
advantages. Homeowners benefit by re-
ducing their taxable income with de-
ductions for mortgage interest pay-
ments, initial mortgage points paid, and
annual property laxes. Prospective
home buyers should explore the tax
benefits they will rPceive after purchas-
ing a home.
"I urge home buyers to view their
homes as places to live which also offer
many tangible advantages over renting,"
said Powell. "Home buyers should not
look at their home as a get-rich-quick
mechanism. Historically, home owner-
ship hac; proven to be a good long-term
investment that has provided a solid re-
turn over the years."
Tips for home sellers:
-selling a home and successfully
completing the transaction is no easy
task. A Realtor will be there to lead the
seller through every step of the complex
transaction process.
llA Realtor can analyze local market
conditions and recent sales of compa-
rable homes in the neighborhood to
help set a realistic, competitive asking
price for the property. Then, the Realtor
c.an actively market the home, giving
the widest exposure possible by in-
cluding it in a multiple listing service.
Contacts with potential buyers also pro-
vide additional exposure for the home.
llA Realtor frees the seller from the
problems associated with showing the
home by handling phone inquiries, ap-
pointments, showings and contract ne-
gotiations. A Realtor also can handle the
paperwork and details necessary to
meet legal requirements and complete
the transaction. The process is extremely
complex, and working with a Realtor
helps to lessen the chance that legal pit-
falls or problems will occur_
llTour other homes on the market in
the neighborhood to see what compet·
ing selrers are asking and what their
homes offer in the way of amenities.
•Prepare the home for sale by mak-
ing it look bright and spacious. Most
buyers like to see open and bright
rooms.
llSpruce up the home by p3intlng the
interior with neutral colors, dean CAr-
pets and windows, and keep the house
free of odors by using air fresheners.
mMake sure faucets and toilets are
working properly. Keep lawns mowed
and shrubs pruned. Clean out the ga-
rage and make it look as spacious as the
rooms of the house.
Tips for selecting a RHltor:
•First, ask whether the real estate
agent is a member of a trade associa-
tion. The titles Realt<'r and Realtor-
Associate are registered membership
trademarks which may be used only by
licensed real estate professionals whO, as
members of their local, state and na·
tional associations of Realtors, subscribe
to a strict code of ethics. Many Realtors
display the Realtor "R" symbol to iden-
tify themselves to consumers.
•Next, find a Realtor who can use his
or her experience to help effectively
buy or sell a home. Ask for recom-
mendations from friends, family mem-
bers or co-workers who have. rea?ntJy
bought or sold homes in the area where
you'll be buying or sellin.s. Which com-
pany and Realtor did they work with
and what kind of service did they re--
ceivel Would they work with the same
Realtor againl
•Realtors are committed to continu-
ing education to keep abreast of
changes and complexities involved in
comP-leting real estate transactions.
Thats. Important in today's rapidly
changing market
The California Association of Realtors
is a statewide trade association with
more than 135,000 members dedicated
to the advarltemcnt of professionalism
in real estate. CAR is headquartered in
Los Angeles. •
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTA TE SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAG E 29
TH&: REAL BSTATBRB ..
CHARMING 2 ID CONDO Quiet woodsy
complex. Plush white carpet, fireplace, large
sunny master suite. End unit. Asking $169,900
3 II. 2 IA nEEDOM HOME Extra lorge
comer lot approx. 7700 sq ft. dining room, fam-
ily room, fireplace, lorge pool, enClosed court·
yard. Owner anxious, make on offer. $225,000
JUST IEDUCEDI Model perfect townhome.
New ook cabinets, corpeti ook wet bar, private
patio. A great starter ot on y $153,000
NEW UmNG Minutes from beach, country atmosphere, remodeled kitchen & both with
Jocuni tub. R.V. occess. 7,350 sq.ft. lot. Owner
moving, submit offer $204,500
aEST PltlCID HOME IN DESIRABU
MISA VllDI INNER QRCU. Spo~ing
POOi In Mduded bode yard. 3 BR, 2 BA. Lorge
living room with fireplace. Over 1760 sq.ft. for
$281,000
TUmN CONDO FHA APPIOVIDI 2
BR. 2 dofy, mo'<'9 in condition! New blinds, car·
pet & point throughout. Make offer, owner anx-
ious. $134,900
HUNTINGTON IEAat Excellent over 55
community. Well mointoined, secure complex. 1
BR unit With new opplionces & point. Coll for
more Info. Asking $53,000
STARTll HOME 4' BR, 11n BA. Beautiful
rear yard, Kol pond, dose to SCP, schools,
priced at $205,000
3 IR HALECltEST HOME with beoutifvl
blodc bottom pool. Upgraded & r90dy to move
into. A steal ot $229,000
llVINE Six yr new condo. 2 lrg BRs 1 ¥• BA,
FP in living room, lrg dining al'90, 1 ottd gar. &
1 covered carport. Over 1, 130 sq.ft. As~i~
$207,000
NIWPOIT FABULOUS LOCATION
Cool breezes. Greenbeh. 1 mile to beoch, 3 BR,
2'h BA. Asking $197,000
FOUi 81. 1WO BATH HOME on 11,000
sq.~. lot. Over S80K in recent upgrades. New
baths, vaulted ceilings, slcylights, and much
more. Offered ot $385,000
SANTA ANA 3 separate 4 plues. In good
""1tol area, well kept units. Wrth very low vo·
concy. Asking $391,000/EA
NEW ON MAIKETI 4 BR, new kitchen, new
roof, spo, lorg_e lot, 2 car gor. Plus carport for
extra panting. Shows neat & clean. $231,000
OWNER DESPERATELY WANTS OUT
Duplex with 4 BR 2 BA & 2 BR 1 BA, each with
private yard, ren1ol income is over $2,000.
Don't miss this, Asking $279,000
3 BEDROOM HOME with room to boild on·
other unit. Uve in one & rent the 2nd. Asking $215,000
OllGINAL OWNIRI MoY9 in condition. "'
BR, 2 BA home. Beautiful yan:!s. Close to
church, schools, & shopping. Pride of ownership.
$219,500
2 la/2 IA CONDO In great location. Run·
ning spring• ond Iota of greenery thru-out the
compleitl Inside laundry. Lower unit-split level.
Two cor detoch.d garage. lowest ~ In com·
plexlll •159,000
MISSION VIEJO VIEW, CHARM & NEWI Thl9 3 BA, 2~ BA haa It el. SunMt
lltew from IMng room & family room. Walk to IM lake and only 4 .y,. oki. YOtJ can't bellt thl9
$239,000
-:>.-a YEAR OLD EASTSIDE EXEC
HOME.4 BDRMS, I FULL UTHS.
SPA Ill llAITERUTH. Ill.AND
KITCHEii. TWO FIREPLACES.
SPAllllH TILE ROOF. CUL
DE SAC. PRICED
$20,000 BELOW
APPRAISAL.
38R
48A
28R
381\.Pool
•• Pool
381\.Pool
3M
MUST SELL
ASKING
S339,000
OPEN HOUSE
IAYUIDAY ONLY
2131 Prnldn Pl. c ...
SUNDAY ONLY
3017 CIMlllld. c .. 1-4.30
309 Ml lJI.. C.M. 1-4
3041~CM 1-4
1147TMCM. 1-4
SUNDAY AND IATUIDAY
993 GnM Pl. c M. 1-4
910 GnM Pl, C.M.
$207,500
1239.500
$179.900
'229.000
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY Large 4 BR 21h BA
fa mily size townhouse with over 1800 sq ft, eJC·
cellent location. Nice yard & ottoched goroge. $219,500
DREAM COME TRUE Country charmer. 3
large BR, remodeled kitchen and both, stroll to
pori<. $214,900
VIEWS OF THE OCEAN and bluffs with on
air of country charm. 3 BR, remodeled kitchen,
remodeled both, wood buming fireplace with
hearth pool with 1'9dwood decking, stroll to the
porlc, forge 7,920 sq.ft. lot. Close to the beach
and cool ocean air. Only $270,000
COUNTRY CHARMER Beoutifvl home in o
natural setting, located near shopping center,
recreation, and woods, 3 large BR, remodeled
kitchen, large 7,200 SF lot, stroll to the porlc,
dose to the beoch & cool ocean air, only
$207,500
3 al ATllUM HOME Vaulted beomed ceil·
ings, up-to-dote deco. lighting, skylights, lots of
extras. Asking $239,900
NEWPORT BEACH High security community.
2 BR, 2 BA w/pool, spo, souno, weight rm, ban·
quet facilities. Very dean. $119,900
LOTS OF POTENTIAL 3 BR 11n BA in o
nice quiet neighborhood. Nicely landscaped
home. Private back yard well suited for B.B.Q's/
parties. With o little T.l.C. & elbow gl'90se, this
home could be o !'901 charmer. MolCe on offer.
$110,000
ANAHEIM 3 BR, 2 BA, super condition, large
bedrooms, new corpet, new point, new window
cOYerings, R.V. occess, and more. $119,000
WESTMINSTER This is the onel Comfortable
3 BR home in o family !141ighborhood. Oecoro·
tive wallpaper in kitchen/bathroom. Choir roiling
throughout kitchen & living room. Hurry · re-
cently appraised thousands over list p rice. Just
reduced to $176,500
EASTSIDE conAGE Beautifully refurbished
inside & out. 2 BR, 1 BA. All new kitchen, hard-
wood floori, crown molding, FP, large whirlPOOI
tub, new driveway & landscaping. Asking
$279,900
FIRST TIME ON MARKO Quiet cul de
soc. 3 or oi BR & FR. Two fireploces, hardwood
Roors, walk to schools & shopping center. Plus
lots more. Only $137,000
SELLERS HAVE PURCHASED AN-
OTHER ond wont to sell now. This condo hos
two separate master bedrooms, ottoched go-
%~ ucellent locotion.$179,900 or make
SANTA ANA MUST SEEl2 BR, 1 BA cozy
starter home. Newl1 pointed Interior & eJlterior,
hardwood floors, J car goroge, R.V. access,
comer lot. Mn. Cleon lives here. Asking
$115,000
OCEANSIDE RUSTIC
TIANQUlumlOcean & canyon view on
2.3 ocres. Room for 4' large lots. Existing house
on one lot. $500,000
SUBMn ALL OFAISI Lovely J BR 1 ~ BA
home. Bright & olry, shows like o model
$275,000
SANTA ANA 3 BR on cul de soc. large fam·
ily room with flreploce, family kitchen with eo:og
oreo, asking S 179,
5 br 3 ba HOME Two rtoty, over 2700 sf, 2
down stoirt bedrooms, beautiful bockvord ~I
Near MVCC. Priced to move ot $~9,.500 Pall. ..
2710 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546·2313
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p~~ 30 I SATURDAY October 19, 1991
Viewpointe North by Presley of Southern California shares many of the qualities that made its predecessor a hit with home buyers.
Viewpointe North has buyers heading for the Hills
P resley of Southern California is
forming an interest list for the
new neighborhood of View-
pointe North at the Highlands in Ana-
heim Hills.
Th e hilltop collection of attached vil-
las follows on the heels of Presl~'s pop-
ula r Viewpointe neighborhood, where
the builder already has sold more than
200 homes.
Viewpointe North sha res· many of the
qualities that made its predecessor such
a hit with home buyers. These attributes
include a spectacular view location,
thoughtfully designed two-bedroom
Ooor plan s and attainable prices. The
neighborhood also presents several new
design features at the request of buyers.
Presales for the private, gated neigh-
borhood are anticipated to begin soon
with the grand opening scheduled for
early 199 2. Prices at viewpoint North
are expected to begin in the mid-
S 100,000s.
The residences of the new neigh-
borhood are designed to appeal to
young families ancf single professionals
who are looking for a sfyfisfi first home.
Sized up to approximately 1,423 square
feet, the one and two-story arrange-
ments showcase Presley's attention to
detail.
This is most evident in the contempo-
rary kitchens which are highlighted by
Eurostyle cabinetry and ceramic-tile
counter tops. Buyers also will note the
private master suites that are enriched,
1n selected plans, by skylights, walk-tn
closets and private view declcs.
Amenities including ceramic-tile en-
tries, volume ceilings and wood-burning
firepla~ highlight the four floor plans.
Var)'ing arrangements are further en-
hanced by a selection of distinctive liv-
ing areas ranging from cozy lofts to
comfortable famay rooms, while all
homes have attached garages.
Viewpointe North is situated in a set-
ting that offers panoramic vistas of the
hilrs and a niRhttime display of city
lights. Along with the scenic view, resi-
dents also will enjoy the exclusive use of
a planned recreation center with swim-
ming pool and spa.
All common facilities, including build-
ing exteriors and lanoscaping, will be
professionally maintained through a fee-
suPOOft.ed hOmeowners' association.
Viewpointe North is the latest addi-
tion to a series of neiRhborhoods at the
Highlands,where Presley also is rresent-
ing three luxurious collections o single-
family detached homes.
Healthy lifestyle being,,offered at
Rancho Santa Margarita homes
A long list of recreational facili-
ties, combined with a wide
range of new homes now of-
fered for sale, provide Rancho Santa
Margarita home buyers with a chance at
the healthiest lifestyle their housing dol-
lars can buy.
Located near the base of Saddleback
Mountain, the town of Rancho Santa
Ma~rita offers residents such athletic
faci ltties as miles of jogging/bike paths,
an 18-station exercise course with spe-
cial equipment for a variety of aerobic
drills, softball fields, lighted tennis
courts1 swimming pools and even sand
volleyoall courts.
In addition, the newest recreational
amenity In Rancho Santa Mar~rita is
the Tijeras Creek G>ff Club, which con-
sists of an 18-hole, world-class, Ted
Robinson-designed public golf course, a
30-slot, all-grass driving range, a large
putting green and a beautifur new club-
house, complete with lounge, restaurant
(serving breakfast and lunch), fullY.
stocked pro shop and men's ana
women's showers and locker rooms.
The town also features a lake for fish-
ing, paddle boating and sailing, a beach
club with swim lagoon and beach, and
a number of community parks with tot
lots and picnic/barbecue areas.
Currently, 19 new home neighbor-
hoods are now selling In Rancho Santa
Margarita. Nei~hborhoods include
homes available in a wide variety of
prices, with some priced in the low and
mid S100,000s and others over
$400,000 (with nearly 4,000 square
feet). Homes also are offered in a broad
range of elegantly appointed detached
and townhonle/oondominium S:fyles.
Maintenance corporations, financially
suppotted by all resldents, maintain rec>
reational facilities and oommon areas.
Public facilities and some roadway con-
struction are funded by special tax as-
sessments. See sales representatives for
details.
To pick up a model tour guide, visit
the Rancho Santa Margarita Information
Center by taking the San Diego (5)
Freeway to the Mission Viejo Area. Exit
at Alicia Parkway and proCeed inland.
Turn left on Marguerite Parkway, then
right on Santa Mar:garita Parkway and
drive 2 Yi miles to tile center.
For more Information, call the center,
which is open dally except Thursdays
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at (800) 422-5454.
Viewpointe North
Developer: Presley of
Californi~.
T.ype of development:
vllfas.
Southern
Attached
Number of floor plans: Two.
Price range: From the mid-
$100,000s.
Square footage: Up to 1,423.
Sales office phone: 283-013 7.
Panorama displays an artful blend of
elegance and value in three and four-
bedroom residences that range from ap-
proximately 1,546 to 1,928 square feet.
The homes are priced from the mid-
S200,000s and details are available at
282-8003 ..
At Montcrest, Presley is offering luxu-
rious three and four-bedroom floor
plans ranging from approximately 2,251
to 2,703 square feet. Montcrest's resi-
dences are priced from the mid-
S300,000s. Call 282-8001 for more in-formation.
Belsomet, a gated enclave of three
and four-bedroom executive homes
measuring approximately 3,008 to
3,743 square feet, has experienced
strong sates since it opened earlier this
year. Prices be~in in the mid-
S400,000s. The neighborhood also in-
cludes a limited offering of custom
home sites priced from $175,000, and
the sales office may be reached at 281 -0561 .
To join the interest list for Viewpolnte
North, exit the Riverside Freeway at Im-
perial Higl:iway and drive south. Turn
left on Nohl Ranch Road, left again on
Serrano Avenue and follow the signs to
the neighborhoods. The office ls open
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dailv., and •d-
ditional information is available at 283-0137.
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Luxurious condominiums with all the amenities of a world class resort, including pool and
SP,a, sunbathing court and cabanas, par course, recreation complex and fitness center.
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GE 32 I SA TUR DAY October 19, 1991
Lakeshore an affordable n~ighboFhood
T he Lusk Company'• ~lar
Lakeshore condomfnlum home
nei~bomood near South Coast
Plaza prov1Cies renters with an afford-
able alternative -the ~nlty to
own a home for mondify pa~
starting from just $694, approx1mately
what many had been paying ln rent
Lakeshore
Developer: The Lusk Com~y.
Type of development: ConcJo.
mini ums.
Number of floor plans: Three
Price range: From $92,000.
Square footage: 646 to 858.
sales office phOne: 850-9950.
Low Lakeshore prices currendy bet:tin
from $92,000, according to GeorKe FTn-
lay, Lusk's director of sales aACJ mer-
chandising, and the comeany's low ~ ~yment financing makes qualify-
ing easier.
"Buyers will have a hard time finding
a premium dose-in Orange county ad=-
dress riced lower than at Lakeshore,
where business centers shopping, the-
ater, entertaioment a;;/ fine restaurants
all are just minutes away," Finlay noted.
Lakeshore's location at the intersec-
tion of Segerstrom Avenue and Fairview
Road provides freeway convenience
throughout Southern California via the
nearby San Diego Freeway. The homes
also Offer moments-away proximity to
professional services, entertainment the
business centers. John Wayne Airport is
a short drive away.
"The Lakeshore neiWlborhood itself is
a prime attraction for bu~ professionals
and young couples," Finlay said. "Rip;ht
now is an excellent time to visit the
sales office and models and take a tour
around the private neighborhood lake."
Lakeshore community attractions in-
clude a heated swimming pool, wh irl-
pool spas, saunas, lighted tennis courts
and barbecue 8fe.1IS With ps barbea.tes
all set amid landscaped Wounds fe&Ar-ir!, mature trees an<t ~tsi ai:id high-iLted by the oontoured nesn water.
Lusl(s low down ~ flnand• If
llnt one c:I ~ flnandoS ~
liere's tlC)W che fl~ plan With a
down ~ Dlting at lust $2,760
would WOtic, based on a typical a>ndc>-
minium purcha9e price d . $92,000 at
Labshore. The loai'I amount would be
$891240, and It the plan's OJrrent
8.625 percent itdelest rate, the ~
has a total of 360 monthly ~ts
fixed at just $694, induding principal
and interest but excludl~ taxes, Insur-
ance and assel5lnent. Tne down pay-
ment does not include cblns <XJlb. The loan It._,,,,..,.. unCter Clftain
aiteria and thefe are no pepti,ment penalties. Buyen may not tia\le Owned
a home tn the ~ three yeaf'S, and
buyer income leYel and obr restric-
tions apply. FHA or VA fuqnc:ing also ls
available.·
A selection c:I three ~ ap-
POinted ~lewl modell at La~
features condominiums f'a!'Sfng fn size
from 646 to 958 square feet With one
or two bedrooms and one or two full
baths. Plan 1 homes come complete
with a new refrigerator while Plan J in-
cludes dual master t;;/room suites.
Private patios or balco(lies enhance
outdoor living and each home has a
cozy fireplace. The models are high-
lighted bY interior decor from Interiors
by Lusk/ Serenaeti.
Kitchens at [akeshore indude ra"FS,
range hoods (in most plans), dishwash-
ers and waste disposals, as well as gen-
erous pantries. AdditJonal interior amen-
ities are a!ntral air condition!~ forced-
air heating, plush wall-to-wall carpeting
and deoorator-selected window oover-
ings.
The Lakeshore residences ~
were offered for sale. A num~ of the
condominiums were retained by the de-
veloper and . oa:u~ on a rental basis,
but current favooable marketing condi-
tions and excellent financing have
P.f'OMotOO the Lusk Company to intro-Cl~ \.akeshore for sale.
The homes have been refurbished
and Include new appliances, sinks and
tounter tops in bathrooms and kitchens,
and buyeri may choose from a selection
of floor ooveri~.
To visit the Ales office and models at
. Labshore, exit the San Dielao ~
at Fairview Road and travel north to
Segerstrom A~ue. Tum right on Seg-
erstrom to the homes.
For additional lnfonnatlon, induding
the homeowner association budeet:
phone sales representatives Bill Gum:ey
and Juan Detten at 850-9950. The saleS
office is open dalfy from 1 O a.m. to 6
p.m.
Encore homes nearing completion in Marina Hills
A s home seekers eagerly anti-
cipate the upcoming <>pening of
Encore, an artful collection of
attached villas in master-planned Marina
Hills, the model homes at the Laguna
Niguel neighborhood are nearing com-
pletion.
"The interest list for encore continues
to 6row rapid ly," said Carina Hathaway,
regional sales and marketing manager
for Taylor Woodrow Homes, builder of
the community. "Many home seekers
who have visited our information office
at Marina HiOs have been impressed by
the view-oriented location and the var-
ied selection of homes that will be avail-
able at Encore."
The homes, with prices antici~ted to
begin in the mid-$130,000s, will offer
some of the most spectacular vistas of
Encore
Developer: Taylor Woodrow
Homes.
Type of development Attached
V11fas.
Price range: From the mid-
$130000s.
Numb;r of floor plans: Six.
~u:~~ :;,j:;J:;.
the nearby coast and the hills that de-
fine the planned community of Marina
Hills.
When the models ~' visftors will be able to examine the ~tfUt de-
sign of Encore. Planned fot ~
ment are six distincdw ftoor plans,
which are siz.ed up to ~matefY.
1,516 square feet and lndUde several
arrangements with prfvam dens.
The collectlon Of homes -rang!ng
from a slngte..leveJ, one-bedroom Pfan
to a spacious ~ reskJence with
three bedrooms Of two bedrooms plus
an ~I den -has been crafte<t to
appeal to sJ~, young a>uples and
mature boyen ahb.
Ara assortment of ~erred appoint-
ments will distinguish the varying
homes. Notable exam~ include vor-
ume and nine-foot a!tlinS', contemP.O-
rary wood-bumi,. fireplaces, Interior
~undry facilities, luminous skyliRhts and
two-car prages in most floor pfans. Ce-
ramic-tile entries hand.textured walls
and oeillngs, a';;/ prfyate sun decks or
patios mntribute additional appeal to
each residenoe.
The homes also will present contem-
~ry ldcx:hens that skillful ly blend ~e
and oonvenieooe. amenities Including
lustrous all-white hardwood cabinetry,
oeramic-tile counter tops, ~ pan-
tries and dual-oompartment sinb with
~ sprayers are showcased In
each kitchen. .
A full ~nt of deluxe General Electric ap~nce,, featuring a micro-
wave oven, also Is Included. ln the ~!B
est plan, a dining nook ~ tile
~spot for a quldc snack or casual
ineal.
The appealing lnteriorJ are a perfect
com~ to the striking exteriors at
Encore. Architectural elements such as
plant shelves, awnlng1 and Intimate
entry courtyards give the neighborhood
a graceful (uropRn appearance.
Encore also offers residents the op-
portunity to enpy a recreation-rich life..
styte. The neigf!bOmood boasts a private swimmi~ pool, spa and cabana. M-
ditionalty, homeoWners also wm ha...e
access to the many facilities of Marina
Hills.
These Include a fulty equipped dub.
house, com~titlon"'5ized swimming
pool, whlrlpoOI, ~. six ligMed tenniS
aJurts two ~ flelds, <X>Urts fot bas-
ketbali c1nd sand volleyball, a tot lot and
a network of joggtng and ~ trails.
All axnmun~ amenities~ as well as
common-area laodscapif'.'8 and buddins
exteriors, are maintained ~. a fee: ~ homeownen' · . In itJOO~ Marina Hiiis residents enlov
property tax rates that are among EM loWest ·;n south Oranee County, and
they pay no Meffo.Rc>ol Wt 8M !ti II lie'iltl.
To join the growing Interest k and
fine out more aboUt Ena>te, take
Crown Valley Pa$.iest toward the
beach from the San (5) ~' bJm left on N and left __
on Marina Hll~. The sales ofROt Is
on the right.-hand side. Hours are 1 O a.m. to 6 p.m. dalfv, and addltlot'll in.. ~tion is aval~ by cam,. 3~
9941.
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SAlUROAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 33
ERA -Realtors take a chance for charity
A l 1he ~ ol a asino was evi·
dent • the lrAne Marriott re.
oendy as lldt L.k¥f and Dick
Rafferty of the Fountain Valley real es.
tate firm ERA Rafferty and Lloyd s~·
sored Monte Carlo Night to benefit the
Muscular Dystrophy AsSociation.
When Rafferty and Uoyd ~ned the
ERA Real Estate campaign to fight M~
~lar Dvstroohv, theY joined a nation· wide effort that has raised millions ci
dollars for the cause.
Lloyd, the event's chairman, said al· thou;, he has a friend who is afflicted
with the disease, the firm really became
involved to contribute to a process for
controlling the disease. Monte Carlo
Night rai~ approximately $40,000 for
the MDA, Lloyd said.
The 750 guests who~ $35 a ticket
to attend partici~ in the silent auc·
tion and bet at the blackjack, baccarat
and craps tables. Professional dealers,
including a champion bubble gum bu~
ble blower, assisted novice players,
while other guests, looking for more ac-
tive form of participation, danced to the
!OUnds ci the 10-piece band, "Some
Fun."
Still others bought tickets in the raffles
for trips tD Hawait and Mexico and oth·
ers stUdied the wonderful items offered
in the Silent Auction, like vintase wines
and an autographed Mic:by Mande
baseball.
Although the vast majority of MD suf.
fetetS are not able to participate in
~nts like this, they can be assured that
there are people out there work:in~ '*1Ytfl8. the inake their world a
pla<:e.
Remodeling does wonders for your home's marketability
A simple home im~t can
do Wonden b \IOUr home's ap-
and l~lity, as well
as its varu:= marketability. It's small
wonder1 thetef<>te, that homeowners are
remodeling as neyer before.
The National Atsodation of the Re.
modeling Industry re.
ports lfiat Americllw
spent a rea>rd S 106
billion on~
projeas In 1990. Thi
figure is ~ to In-
crease by at least S
percent in 1991 '° ... ~mately S 111 bl.!
If you're~ ~~k=I~ ~ some __ Clll_•_• __
general guidelines be-Homebuyer's fore you embark on a •
project that can end up AdV1SOr
being ai m¥t undei·
taking involVlng considerable expense.
You also should know whic:tt ~eds
make the most lef'9e fn>m a cx)stNalue
perspedjve.
Remodeling Js an option that appeals to home buyers as welt as home 5ellers,
although their ~ve rncldwtions
usuallj differ. Home buyers may dedde
to purchase ai home wftt. the Intent ci
remodeling 90medme In the future to
make the home mont suitable to their
family's needs. These remodelers usuallY.
intend to stay f n the home a number Of
years in order to enlov the benefits and
added oomfc:wt ol their remodeling ef.
forts.
Often home buyM a9Ufne that a home equity loan repreents the best
sou~ of flnandng for remodeling
PfOjeets. ~. an inaeasi'* pap: ~lar strategy fof ~home bUyefs
IS to eidfNlte at the dfne " ~ approxlivtely •. how much the re-
modeling ..... • 11
percent down payment rather than 20
percent or greater, and earmark the left-
over equity from the sale of their previ-
ous home for the remodeling costs.
Although this financing tactic is not
~opriate for everyone -you should
first consult with a professional tax ad·
viser before pursuing this option -in
many cases it makes financial sense. = money aside for future re. ang costs at the ti me you initially
finance ai home provides two advan.
tages over home equity loans:
1. A lower interest rate on the loan
-Generally interest rates on fuced.rate
mortgages run about two percentage
pointi 6elow home equity loans.
2. Better mortgage terms -With
home equity loans, you do not have the
option to fock in on a fixed interest
rate; the home equity interest rate fluc-
tuates with the market. Also, by financ-
ing the remodeling ~;ect as part of
your mortgage, you only must complete
one loan application process, and can
enjoy the convenience of making one
loan payment each month instead of
two.
Home sellers may decide to remodel
-for example, ~ adding or extending
a room -in the ~ diat these costly
renovations will fetCh a higher selling
~ on the market. Home Sellers '!lu~
tread cautiously here. In general, tt 1s
best to do i:naJOf renovations primarily
to Improve the quality of life In a home
that you intend to own for a number of rerb not usuailly advisable -or ~
wy -to dramatically remodel a home
mefefy for resale reasons. Many home-
ownef'S blindly embark on majof resto-
rations In the tq>e d lnaeasff!S their
home'• value, onfy to find that tne pir·
tk:ular lm~ts <Xll5t mofe than the value they edded to the home. If ~,pl Is to Increase value, it mUe5 "" ... '° lnttlalt ...... .....,,.
pool for $40,000, for example, if this
luxury will increase the vaJue of your
home by only $20,000.
If you are selling your house, it's
often possible to limit your home im·
provement goals to basic, cosmetic
Chan~, thoSe that will help make a
aoocf first impression in buy.ers' eyes. fhese can be simple and relatively Inex-
pensive imprOYements, such as a new
paint job, Washing walls and windows,
planting flowM and other modest lancf.
scaping, and maldng simple repairs.
While such moderate Improvements
usually will suffice, it may be nece&ry
to atso undertake more extensive re-
modefing pro;ec.u in areas desperately
in need Of repair or modernization. This
may include replacing a lea~ roof or a
crumbling driveway, or bringin_g an old
kitr::hen or bathroom up to mte with
the ''neighbofhood norm.''
It's helpful to know the average cost
of some popular remodeling projects
and decide on those projects tflat · will
provide the best retum on your Invest·
ment when you decide tD sell the
home.
The remodeling industry rea!ntfy
published a list ci today's most ~e.
ferred remodeling projects and the
amount l?Y whiCh they increase a
home's value. The report shows, for ex·
ample, that a minor 'kitchen renovation
costs $8,320 and carries an average re.
sale value of $8,345.
and adding $19,155, and a major kitch-
en makeover, costing $20,906 and in-
creasing your home's value by $28,584.
N?w, if any, home improvements will
bring~ profits at resale. Bec.ause it is
often JUst a bre.lk~n venture finan·
dally, er remodeling project should be
vieWed primarily as a me.ans to improw
your family's oomfort and living Condi-
tions, and as an added bonus, which
also may make your home more ap-
pealing and marl<etabte at the time of
resale.
Before you remodel, it's important to
do some research first. It's advisable to
remodel conservatively with im-
J>RM!ments that reflect prevailing tastes.
It's also important to be aware Of how
the renovation wiU affect the price of
your home relative to com_parable prop-
erties in your neighborhooo.
For exampfe, if other homes in your
immediate neighborhood do not have a
tennis oourt, in.grot.hld swimr:ning pool,
exercise room, spa or other lifestyle lux-
uries, adding one ol these to your house
could result in it being priced far above
the neighborhood norm. It Is ~ble to
''over·improve'' a home beyOnd the re-
alistic price range of the neighbottiood.
For information on the renovation
projeds that will add the ~test value
to your home1 oonsult a Realtor in your
area. He or sne can best advise you of
the home im~ts that are in big
demand among buyers in roe!' neigh-
borhood as well as less-desirable reno-
vations ~ may not currently appeal to
home buyen.
Another remodeling Investment is the
addition of a new bathroom. On the aY..
erage, it costs $10,880 to lr$1JI and in.
creases the value of your home by aJ--------------
most the same amount -$10,663. •
~~-~oc:e Al1*tcCln••mt · eraae mst/tesaJe value ratios -Include AllOCtatlOn
.cldi"I. ~ famltv room, COlti,. $30,303
and .actdi SllS,621 In value; 41te
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Metropolitan condos sell fast in Irvine
T he Metropolitan, a unique new Metr~litan the fastest-selling develop.
housing community, haS ~n ment 1n Irvine.
one of Orar:i~ Coun~s best · The Metropolitan offers oontempo-
buys. Due to the rapid sales, s>t'ase one rary, affordable IMng in an urban, vp-
sold out in ·ust four weeks makin the scale location. Five models are n for
Tbere I• a dlllerence •••
Lowe.I Rate• • B .. t Service
I NEWPORT FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.
A MORTGAGE CORPORATION
llesldenNal Home Lot;lns * Purchase or Reftnance * Loans to 2 mllllon . · * Free 60 Day Lock-Ins * SFR to 4-Untts
Ldr/Bkr
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Don T1//'r' 1.1 -f·b:.Jl-(.)._lL),'
30 Yr. Fixed
1st T.D.
8.825%/8.880 APR
Max. lol1 $191,250
Mn tOI down
60 day lock
30 Yr. A.R.M.
1st T.D.
6.000CMt/8.520 APR
Max. mi $600,(0)
Mil. 10I down
60 dly lock
viewing, with prices starting from the
$150,000s.
The ~itan is just minutes to
Newport 8eaCh and Laguna Beach, the
John Wayne Airport., businesses and res-
taurants. This private condominium
oommunity is prOtected by a manned
24-hour gate house and full fire safety
system. The oobblestone driveway leads
to ample guest parking and the lush,
tropical lan<tscape.
Surrounded by palm trees and flower
gardens, the common areas feature a
swimming pool, spa, sunbathing court
and cabanas, par oourse, outdoOr bar-
becues and reae.ation center with mod-
em aerobk: facilities and exercise equip-
ment, shower areas and lounge with
kitchen.
There are several innovative one and
two-bedroom floor ~ns deshuied hY. the ~rd-winning aichiteduraT ftnn Of
Mclarand, V~uez & Partners ilnd built
by Doutllas Plaza Ltd. T op:ther, these
ltidUSib')' leaders have aeated an excep-
tional Value.
The master bedrooms at the M
politan create a luxurious retreat su~renched baloonies, huge wa
dosets and prjvate bath wfth do
sinks, ovetSiz.ed oval tub and sept
shower stall.
Modem gourmet kilr::he.is are <
plemented by. wh~ Olk a
etry, ceramic tile counter t1?P5, bre.a
oounter bllS and a ~-die-line 81
ance ~ lndUcl"8 dishwasher,
aowave anCf ~ wfd1 <Wen. Wa
and dryer hookUps are providec
Other outstlndr~ features at Metr~itan include the ~
windOws and ~ bb::b ""°"' ample sunligtlt, large bala>nles ·
~ ol the lush p.tnds ol the
high cellinS' in some unitsb!dble ac
in eNerf liVing room and room
central .air coiiditioni"R-Tfie sales office, located at 2233 ,.
tin Sl In Irvine, is ~ daily from
a.m. to 6 p.m. For additional lnfon
tion, all s~ Susan Lewis . Rick t ... .,. at 1-2227.
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OPEN HOUSE
•Spa
*Poof
•View
**Waterfront
***Waterflont and Pool
...,Give Addrea at Guard Gate
HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
219 Vie Koron, Udo tale
873-7300 $825,000 Sun 1-5
304 Onyx. Balboa llland
87~ 1895,000 Sun 1·5
319 Oriftwood, COM
873-1111 seeo.ooo Sat/Sun 1-6
8192 Oekbrook Cr, Huntington Bctt
873-7300 $899,000 5W! 2:30-6
4BEDROOMS
••...-950 Cagney-205, NB 8 50-5737 toe Via Mentone, Udo Ille, NB
$329,000 Sun 1-6 780-6000 $890,000 Sunday 1-5
3BEDROOMS
284 ShetWOOd St, Eutllde CM
842-"1940 $419,000 Sundey 1-5
1573 Mlremer, ~Pt. NB ••4645 Onington, Cam.a Sh<>fea, CdM
873-3777 '505,000 Sundey H5 75N100 $1,550,000 SeVSun 1-5
3251 8r'08d St.. Newport a..ct'I
873-3777 $304,000
•214 Crystal, 8t11boe t9land
87Ma22 S79&,000
•507 J St. P9Nn. Point, N. 8.
76M100 1810.0000
122 PM/'I Ave, e.lboe lelend
875""'822 1595.000
219 VI• Sen Ramo, Udo,.,.
873-7300 $875,000
Set/Sun 1-5
Set 1-6
Sat 1-6
Sun 1-"I
3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
••127 W. Yale Loop, Woodbridge, lrvlna
75M100 '2&9.000 S.VSun 1-6
21 oe Coltne Vim Ct, eo.ta ....._
873-7300 '319,000 Sat 2-6
1708 Skyteri( Lane, Beyc:rest Nortti
873-7300 $471,900 Sun 1·5
4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
•t935 Port LocUlelgh, Hrt>r View Hma. NB
840-5e&4 se99,000 Sundey 2-S
e 482 Abbie Wey. Eutalde, Costa Meu
&31-«)11 $389,000 S.turd•y 1-"I
** • 239 Vie Udo Soucl, Udo I ale, NB
873-3777 $2,195,000 SeVSun 1·5
* 1758 Skytant L.n, Bayc:rnt North, NB
873-3777 $645,000 Sundey 1·5
15172 Vichy, lrvlne
780-8702 $309,000
2710 Gannet Or, Meu V«da, CM
Sun 1-6
~5099 $355,000 SaVSun 1-6
+ 2400 Windward Lane, Newport Beach ~7 $819,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
... ,8 Rue Vlflara, 9'° Cyn NB
873-8728 St .339,000 Sun 1-5
TRADE
ROUI
1912 Port Weybfidg4t, Hatbor View Hma, N.B.
844-9060 $539,500 Set/Sun 1-5
19282 Red Bluff Dr, PortoCa Hitt.
873-7300 $41 !5,000 Sun 1-6
5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
~437 Bamboo, Eutbluff, NB
644-01 Sl5 $&49,000
.. + /14 Oak Cr.at ln, 9'° Cyn, NB
Sun 12-4
673-8728 $2,548,000 Set/Sun 1-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
9381 SNwlnd NB (IMne AV9/Unlverllty)
873-8728 $259,000 Sun 1-ti
3BEDROOMS
311 Alta Ln. Coela Meaa 54&-6&47 1199,000
+ 808-6081A PolnMttla, Comna del Mat
873-MIM $575,000 & $475,000 Sun 1-5
•2190 Vllta Entnlda. 8'uffs, NB
78CM5000 $395,000 Sundrt 12-6
.,.1809 Antlgu• Way, Newpoft S.ach 759-9100 Sunday 1-5 + 12 Swtft Cl, Newpoft Cr4tS1 873-7300 $3M,OOO Sun 1-5
•1847 Tahiti Or, Meu Verde
546-2313 $369,500 Sundey 1-5 ••,,...230 Liiie Ln+313, Seafalre, N.B. 759-9100 $!579,500Sun 1-5
1830 Port Tltten, Hatbor Vw HomH, N.B.
720-0811 $739,000 Sun 1-5
2312 Port LArwtcll:, Hert>or Vu Hme
873-1300 $855,000 Sunday 2-5
8 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
..,,...10 Burning TrM, 9'° Canyon. NB
769-9100 S1 ,1Sl5,ooo Sat1-5
TOWN HOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
2BEDROOMS
•••65 SN lai.nd, Newport Beach
780-8702 $389,900 Sat/Sun 1-6
* • .,,...8 s .. Cove, Sea !eland, NB
780-8702 17'99,600 SaVSun 1-5
....... •230 Ulle L.n+ 110, Seafal,., N.B.
759-9100 S429.000Sun 1-s
.. + """200 Pvta ijl 1 oe. s-Fatra, N.B.
769-9100 $347 ,000 Sun 1-6
4BEDROOMS
339 Monte Vllta, Eutald4t. CM
831·12il8 1219,000 Sat, ...
•••~Rue Chantllty, Big Canyon, N.8.
769-9100 $1,400,000 Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 BRplus2 BR
• 4809 s.unor., Newport Beech
873-7300 11.288,000 Sat/Sun 11-e
let Ut lltlf YM
Sell Y ••r p,.,.,,f !
Ctl ClmlfW,
950 ~ #308, VIHa Balbo9 642 5671 e73-7300 1249,000 Sun 1-6 _____ ......_-....... ........,..._ __ ~
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REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE
2710 GANNET DRIVE, COSTA MESA
Large 4 bedroom with 16' x 23' family room, formal dining room on spacious comer
lot. Park-lilce yard in good neighborhood. Fireplace. $355,000
979-5099
TOM WHALEY OWNER/BROK.ER
M SRDWOOD ST., COSTA llllA
Elegantly remcx:ieled EXECUTIVE
4BR. 2 +BA 50'x150' lot
FURTHER REDUCTION TO
$419 ,000 FOR QUICK SALE
CHELSEA REALTY
Ofc: 863-9580 Res: 642_.940
OLD CDll/NEAILY NEW
Ertjoy ocean-dose living In this 2600 s.f.
open and alry 3 BR. 2~ BA home.
Formal LR &: OR, gourmet eat·ln
kitchen. Master suite with ftttplace.
Priced at $855,000 For Qaldi Sate
Act Now To Get Thb Pn·IJ•tbli Price
675-1106 or 431-7103
c;vl'l'Oll 11&'°& llUllD •Ollll D RD.DD J0S l.lnlllS
GREAT FAMILY FLOORPLAN 3BR. 2~BA. family' QUIET WEST END OF BAl.BQ6. ISLAND 38R 3BA. t1lch. cien. balcXllles. pata a root deck. family nn. outdoor pata a roo1 deck
llDGCID TO....... tnt.-
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• • Bal Is 3BR. 2BA hJn. Reduclltd IO ,,,,,... ......
----Ut1le Bal Is CUSI001 home W/'t'Od deck views 11N. .. ..._ ._. CWIO!n Utile Bal. Is. home + apl. ,__.,
671-4122 CllVCK llVIDOIJ). Jiii I.II.II•~ IWIT WHNITf
3 BR. 2 BA, fuaily room, ..... ua,
let Ut Melt Yt1
Sell V '" Prepertf !
C111 C1111ifiH,
642-5678
wall lo ....... try. raDOClded kildllm,
lln:plMie la ...... Mma room, or.crdC
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Ask for MICHAEL BRYLLA for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
(714) 673-7300..
lhePNdlnbll -Newport AMtty
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to buy, do it the
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CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
Houses Condos
For SJle
f '(H \ lf 1, I Corona Costa Mesa 1024 Costa Mesa 1024
.l!·I ~.1.tr 1022
•TWNHM VALUES
Charming newer En·
gllsh tudors. 3BR
G(·r••".·' •1,1l2
NED HELP IUY· 2i,.\B a. S399,5oo & 2BR 2BA $349,500 W/ ING A HOllm high vaulted celllngs.
Prequallfylng for a flreptace1, din rms +
loan? Selaetlng the T e r m 1 I 0 P E N
home & .,.. of your TODAYI
choice? Selaet th• PATRICK TENORE
profHllonal to WOt'k Agt 7&0·8702
for Vou w/degrH s. ~ Sl50,000.000 Sold) working knowledge. __ _ _ _
e11patlanc9. • . • , • _ and ntt"n vaars or ~
Riylen• MlrKle - .
Ofc: 710·5000 -___.._
X2t4
Ret: 131·1098
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REALTORS •
Coto De Cua Condo,
Golf Course Loc:atlon.
Besu tlful upg rade,
2BR 28A. pp. Sale/
LaaN . 858-0'05.
HUGE 58R
3'hBa home. fmally
rm. 2 Muter aultea,
0119rmad poof w /1p a
In tov.iy nelghbhor•
hood! A ato•I •t tnaooo
Jack.le GNU•, ""' 131.aOtt
RanchO Santa
~· TIJERAS
CREEK VILLAS
Condominium Homes
1-2 Bedrooms
From $108,490
Ooff CourM
Nelgttt>omoodl
714/589-2883
th• San Juan Group
SELL
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Ml-1111
A.E. IALES
Brok•r•/SalH People
Full or Part· Time. 90"
JOHN CAREY. BKR 2915 E Cat Hwy, CdM
del Mar 1022
SHORECLlr:w:
DELIGHTFULLY dif·
ferent pool home.
4Sdrm. 28A, family rm
w/flreplace, $389.000
SPACIOUS 4BR
home, tam rm w/frplc,
mslr ala, spa. 4 car
garage w/ allay ac·
ce sa. Now Only
1 3 80,000 482 Abbi• w • ..,
Open Sat 1-4
831-8011
(lt •! 4 I 1 I• (1t'l1t r ,l l 1 l)Q2
HARBOR RIDGE
FANTAS11C VIEWSI
GREAT LOCAnONI
Now $525,000
CAROL AU..ISON
644-7362 644-6200
through classified
G1'r1l''"1 1002 Gcn('r ,11 100
11Present"
XLNT PT D1L MAI AVALON IOAllRI
• Englllh Publ I 8A 2" DIUGH'f
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...... ~ CuMom ... 2 lg daCb, ~ ~ prol lnd8q)g, 2 blc9 to bcfVMY. Cll
lovely •P• & patio. tot ....._ ........ ......
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,.. t11a a ,.. crpt. th• largeat lob In
aoee to PCIOll • ~ Eut bluU. Many
Ol&Y ._ (Fee Lmld) upg'9dM. Mutt be
IDUL MllA ...., to~ VllDI LOCATION ONLY tHt.000
~ ... a 8R '"IA ounuNDING
whemodalff llhchen, -.
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l,o Nay tlGl'l'9 Ila Nilly >en lg pM )W'd. I C* 11'11q1'9&.--.• 1•r•1•. o wn er
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11.-..-~-T'T"lr
Huntinaton
Beach 1040
HAVE DN PYllT?
Don't think
you can qualify
for a loin?
3 br 1 \.'Iba c ondo.
$145,000 seller lie•·
Ible, wlU. finance. Call
Ric.hard"' Jessa
285-0558
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
lrvane 1044
ABSOLUTE STEAL
Must sell gorgeou• lg
4BR home w/nawer
pool, spa. 1port court
+ pvt yard. Model
perfect & high l y
u pgrd. A value at $309,000 w/Term11
OPEN TOOAVJ
PATRICK TENORE
Agt 780.8702
(Over s1so.ooo,ooo Sold)
Irvine 1044
$5,000 DOWN!!
1BR 18A townhome,
Oranoe Tree Orlgl·
nal owner, clean & se-
rene. $112,000. LIZ/CHUCK
JONES 78().5000
orMS-5743
=~~-·Classy Au tos
-Advertised
FIND
an apartment
through cluaifi.d
PlllL
in the
llST LOCAnONI
(Palermo-exp:mded. 4BR) Steps to greenbe!t
new kitchen Expanded. forruly rm $699,000.
OPDI SUM 2·5 1935 PORT LOCDLllGB
4 llDROOllS • GRIAT "ONI OWJQR CAR.I"
Palermo-4 Bedrooms Plantation shutters Berber
carpets Large private yard $559,000
LOTS or UPGJtADIS
New root. lc1tchen and master ba1h m this
Carmel JBR model $485,000
UTRAOltDDUJULY UltGE LOT
UDOCKD TO $529,000
(Montego-3BR) or lease at $2,200 per month.
Lots of custom improvements. Buy or lease
option
TOTAL UllODn • OWMD rDIAlfCDfQ • 10% DN
New kitchen. new MBR swte. new roof. new
doors & windows $659,000
COIOIUNl1T TIM'NU COURT
Portofino 4BR. Bright H V. Homes llAWDfD
Phase 11 UDUCID TO $5",000.
1.0WUT •mc:m 2·1TOll1'
4 Bedroom -PAJ.1a110 New on market
expanded -upgraded. extra larae lot perfect
for expansion $519,000
LAGUNA •KACH
In the Terraces. 2
Bedrooms. 2 5 bathS.
two years new
townhorne. exoellen1
location $209,900
't::::.IONGS OF NEWPORT
GERRY AND CHRISTA •• 640-5664
» .. M..-. •n•. ~-,_..._.,ea. fl66t
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PAGE 38 I SATURDAY October 19, 1991 NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
CLAsSIFIED REAL ESTATE
BLUFFS * EASTBLUFF •----
NEW LISTING • End Unit expanded
"E" Plan, (only 5 built). Panoramic
upper bay vu, 4 lg patios. 3BR, 31h 8A,
lg tam nn & form dine. Remod kltch, 2
frplcs, appx 2500 s/f. Tiie & wood firs.
very pvt loc. $595,000 Incl. land.
OPEN SUN 1-4 201 NATA
{Vlstll Del Oro, o" on Vlata Nobltua)
•BEST SECRET!*
Lrg 3BA 2~BA Palm
Springs style w/pool + apa In pvt & aecura
locallon. Price slashed
to $349,900 wfTermal
OPEN TODAY
24 HR DOORMAN! Only mid-rise ocean &
bay condo w/boat allp
& 24 hr doorman In
fully secured bldg. Llg
No·•, Der!
Br:ld1 1 •y,q
3 LOTS HARBOR RIDGE! CANNERY VILLAGE At>sotuta ateall 2eR, 2BA condo W/pool &
tennis + view -Onty $479,000
BIG CYN CONDO!
Designer perlKt 2Br
w/den + panoramic
golf course. !aka &
cit y lta vlawsl
$399,000 w/ tarmsl
•BEST SECRET!•
VIEW BUYS!
NEWPORT HGHTS!
uvcwm NORTH
4BR 2.158A, pool. lg
comer lot, charming
family hom., $645,000
09"n Sun 1-5
Amezlng Views of 1758 Skyterk Ln
bay & ocean across C&ll Be-rly Cannery
from park. TWo-story VIiiage Realty
+ fem rm. Submit , _____ e_7_3_·3_7_7_7 __ _
your offer.I $849,000. BIOi 4Br 3Ba, fam rm,
Open Set & Sun 3-<:ar gar. $619,000.
2400 WlndWard Lane.
~Jc.·.r.;,rt
' ,fk.1( ti 1 tJf.9
NPTHllGHTI
0 IARGAIN"
Npt lead\ fM laind
for onfJ $381,000!
Sturdy lath I pla•
ter 38R 281 w/4
car garage. Cell
Tod1yl
NEW LISTING • Lovely home w/lovely
vu. 3BR, 3Ba, huge tam rm, fonn dine,
AJC, appx 2500 s/f. lmmac $825,000
incl. land. Barbara Sanregret 644-0195
model 2BA 2\l!rBa w/ --------sauna. S64S.OOO w/ Lrg 38R 2~BA Palm
Springs atyla w/pool
Enormoua Views 09"n Set/Sun 12·4
from almost every 645-8897. Onr/Bkr
room ol this spec1acu-B luff a, Designer '•
tar SBA SV.Ba custom. home, 3BR 2Y.tBA, Kol
New construction w/4 pnda. 3 patios. F/p, view balconies, 2 lam· 5399 soo. 640-0038.
RH Rodgers
7eo.5000
OPEN SAT/SUN 12·5 2915 CASSIA
LARGE FAMILY HOME • SBA, 3BA.
lovely sun rm, pool, 3 car gar, appx
2800 s/f. $849,000.
OPEN SUN 12-5 2437 BAMBOO
HELEN B. DOWD
Realtor Inc. 720-7432
List & Buy With the Experts
Call 642-5678 .
Newport
Put a few words
to work for you .
NC\'1port
Beach 1069 Beacl1 106.
Terms. OPN TODAY
•SEA ISLAND
CLASS!!!
An enianalnar's de·
llghl Designer 2BR
2'hBa, lrg sec galed
twnhmee w/pvt apa.
sauna. wet bar. goll
couraa frontage w/
view + mirrors & gold
lhru-out. Rare value at
$799,500 wfTermal
OPEN TODAY1
BAYVIEW TERR
Absolute valuel Modal
perfect 3BA 2\hBa
homa w/pvt yard +
lush landscaping
$399,900 wfTermal
OPEN TODAY1
PATRICK TENORE
Agt 7I0-8702 ·•
n ·... .
[31 ·,)1 1 ''It' I
On ,,,. ln0"9 end need •
pl-to atore 'fOAJI atufl
Clnalflad <*'I help
PLUG 1
IN
+ spa In pvt & ••cure
location. Price slashed
to $349,900 wfTermst
OPl!N TODAY lly rms plus den/1----·-------PANO VlllW OF
study (Open Sun CANNERY VILLAGE BACK BAY. 3Br 24 HR DOORMAN!
Only mld·rlaa ocean &
bay condo w/boat allp
& 24 hr doorman In
fully secured bldg. Lrg
Reduced to Comm'I down, giant 2V.Ba. Take over loan.
$1,245,000 res. up1talr1, 6 car ga· Muat aell. $419,900.
model 2BA 2YIBa w/
aauna. $645,000 w/
Terms. OPN TODAY
•SEA ISLAND
CLAS SUI
Rae Rodgers
780-5000
An anlartalnar'a d• lh BLOCK TO BEACH.
light Daalgnar 2BA 2BR cottage w/atudlo
2\.!!Ba. trg .. c galad apt, gar. By owner.
twnhmae w/pvt ape. $3351<. 875-«350
sauna. -t bar, gort LIDO a•vrnoNT' course frontage w/ Atrn •
view + mlrrora 6 gold Cualom home. Dock
thru-out.. Rate v.W. at for 85' boat. 4BR-
S799,SOO wfTannal 4.58A, 3 car garage.
OP•N TODAY1 $2.195,000. Will con-
IAYVIEW TERA alder trade fOf up to
$700K. Open 8at &
Absolute value! Modal Sun 1·51 a39 Vie
perfect 3BA 2~Ba Lido Soud Au••
home w/pvt ywd + Fluter. Cannery Vll-
l uah landacaplng !age Riiy 973-:1777
1399o::> .. w_ro8N~ TENNIS PLAYERS!!
VIL• .a •.a•aoA eaach houaa. 1 doof -..,.. to t.nnls & beach! CONDO! 48A •BA. • car ga.
raga, $449,000 Au•• 723-0405 r:i~::i. ~:=:;;rw PENINSULA POINT
873-3777 PROBATE!
GOLF COURSE VIEWS
Premier location over-
look Ing N.B. Cntry
Club. Tasteful & lnvlt·
Ing Sea Island home.
Wall priced, $699.000.
Linda/Lola 7ea.8384
Grubb l Ellie M-4.QOO
HEIGHTS
FIXERS
"u•t Llatedl 48R.
family rm home. Latga
lot. Quiet locallon.
t4se.ooo
Only 1'85,000 for
this 1ub1tantt.1 3BA
28• 4 car garage
home. J\3t bring your
palnlbruahl
Charming 38A 28A
home.
Open Sundey 1·5
107:1 Mlremer
JIM JACOBS
973.3777
Pstri 857·3"9
Cannery Vlhg•
Realty
REALLY LIDO!
4BR 2Ba 1 story. 1~
Iota wide, southern
patio, big ltvlng/dlnlng
rma, r•modalad
kltchan. 2 cw garage + 2 ~.Owner
moving, CatfTodeyl
..... ooo
DONALD PFAFF
780-5000
PenthouH 28A 2BA ragar, $595.000. Bob
' w/dln rm + Ilg patio ••re Cannery VIiiega
deck In MCurtty bldg. Alty 87:1-3777 ~~. 1249,900 W/ LIDO NORD
RH Rodgers
780-5000 REAW -1
~r.wrror rt:.~ 11
PATRICK TENORE :.~.! s~~.= 1-.-......,....-...====..,. Agt Tlo.8702 RuH Ftutor Cannery High Income, IO down?
(OW. $t50.000,000 Sold) VIiiega Realty SBA. 3BA. Upgr-adad
87:1-3777 Hrbr Vu Hm avall for
~ . ' , • ~ BALBOA l'LL BUY YOUR
'-
terms 1590K 644-9035
OCEANFRONT
1107 E. Balboa Blvd. HOUSE,
HAMMER
TIME?
Plans -+ permit• for 2 You buy mine. I have
unite. S 1,250,000. SBA 3Ba In S4SO.,OOO
Aoblnaon Realty. range. Want: '250.000
548·5647 range. Agt, 79-76$'
BALBOA NEWPORT NORTH
"u•t Uatedl Pride V1LLAS
duple• w/ll•P• t o Near new alngle famlly
ocean/bay. Big 38A home In Newport
2Ba + 28R 1 Ba. Par-Beach. Ovat 2.000 elf
f.c:t fOf OWMr unit + L-••t priced M ..
rental. $595,000. dine Plan. 28R +
Robin Tench 780-Dart, overalzad lot, eooo Ext 131 quiet lntlde locatton,
WM~" . . .
1479,000. Ronda
Hein 87:14777
Cannery VIiiage Realty
9oata end lllk• and
~lndCOl1tOlf ....... lfllllmall.a .......... .,. ~
"'~
REM..TCA:S•
vu:UiiiioA
2BR + den, 1800+
sq ft. 1329.000. Open
Sun 1 to 5. 950 Cag·
nay tf205. 6$0-5737.
WATERFRONT 1695K
On canal. doeka, lrt-
com a units, By
Owner. e75-004e.
So11th ('r11q
M etro 10H6
$153,IOO
TOWNHOUSE
3 bedroom, 1 ~ bath
2 atOfY townhouee. 2
car garage, nice
yatd, lots of cer.mlc
tlla, mauve carpet,
mini blinds, move In
condition. Call Bob Koop Jr. 1eo.sooo,
Ellt 142.
tS111,IOO* Own.,~ "Saa Now « LMM • IBA 2Ba. 2 cw p. conwnlilnt to 40I" n ...._.vs. 7eo .. ooo c.,01
Evana or M••lne Golden ••• 8294
Far Ad Action
Cal a
PlllL AD-VIS(I
642-5671
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 39
CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
M1i!·. 1~u1u11,1
H o11.. ':,, ldel Mar 2122
Balboa
Island 2606
Corona
del Mar 2622
Costa Mesa 2124 Newport
Beach 2169
New port
Beach 2169
Newpo r1
Beach 2169 4Br + bonus. new
pslntfcpt, pool, apa HUNTINQTOI 28R 2Ba, ocean 111ew 51800 incl grndr/poo1 ••NEW!••NEW! Eleg•nt Condo w/
Br•cH ael!'a remodel, So of hwy, ave. Agt, 725-0e80 4eR, JBA super up-bay, ocean. city llghts ..,. An-POOi, spa. 2 car gar, graded condo In 81ufta view. Only 51300/mo.
••S370IMO Ind utlt trpl $1500 720-1593 Beautiful hm. nr bchf 51950/mo 723-6114 Nr beach. Pool, spa.
ftARLY & WINTER CUTE c:twnstrs etudlo,
1·3Bdrma. Most near pvt patio, utll Incl.
beach. Furn/unfurn. $675. 8041h Park Ave.
$650-$1500/mo. VIiia Call 213-433-2854
•SHAAPI 3BA 2BA, f/p,
gar + apace. w/d
hkup, yd, quiet loci
, 1/1 $1450 720-9668
Sr. Park, over 55. 38R 2~BA So of PCH shops. 3Br. gar, grndr tennis, fitness rm.
2Bdrm, 2Ba. tMMAC BrOcka 10 bch. Frplc: ''(~11s~,4~~~278 or •3BR 2BA on tho ::and! Guard gated. Refrlg &
LESS THAN '40,000. garage. alcylllea. Yrty. (7141931•7223 $1750/MO micro Incl. Call Ray 8~ C>wner 114-373-S2l00/mo. &4<>-0688 •3BA 2BA $1200 Davies, Bkr. 720-3999. 9211 Call fOf A~ -::::.;.=~:.:....::.:.::...=:::::::.._.1=:=::=::--:::=--:---:---:-:--•2Br 2BA on the b ayl , _____ .....,.. __ _
Rentllta 875-4912
South Co ast
Metro 2186
S . BA~RONT 18A, •Spacloua 2Br 1Ba
trplc, d/w, parking. no So ol hwy, fireplace,
pels/ smkrs. s 1100 no children/ pets.
mo yrly 973-9840 $10001 mo. 675·3717 ' •BR 21hBA, com. pool, E'SIDE 2BA twnhs. Now $1375/MO EXCLUSIVE Sea la·
ten, ocean view, gar· pnl. yrd, garage. lrplc, •Bachelot ...... $950 land condo, city
dener. $2.500. Bkr. xlnt condition. \91 Al-A Beach Cilies Alty views, 2Br. Ilk• now, •$1,125MO• 1BA with frlge & stove. w/d , .now crpt. Clean Balboa
Avall now. 64().4152. bert Pl S9t0. 640-2426 973.9579 24 ht security guard. 2BR 2Ba, 2 car ga· S85Qfmo. Avail 1111 Peninsula 2607 rage Incl gas. heal. No pets. 644·7809
water, washer/dryer. S8R EXECUTIVE E's1e1e JOA, 1BA hso. BA-IOGECO DO s27oo/mo. Carol Berg.
HOME Very prlvale, Fp, gar, dock, gronr * 1n N t 644·1600 or 720-0288
contemporary SBA. Incl. w 1d hk·up. S1250 Gated community. Forever Ocean Vwsl
3BA home. Pool, spa. Avail 1111. 644·5502 2en. 2BA. AC. frplc, VIiia Balboa d'luK Ptlvate access to 3 pool, spa. S1450/nio Pnlhse 1BR + den.
PENINSUl..A PT ·2bd beaches. S3500/mo. E'SIOE ELDEN OPLX 760· 1275 Incl w shr/dryr, S 1190.
apt· $1000 Call Sandy, 759·1415; •2BR. \BA. frplc, d •Block to Boacn. clean 645-6000 Ev 760-2570
Stream side ioc yet ~ Blk to bch! Remod-2BR 1 •hBA. sphl level
noar 405 & 73 fr-· eled 1 BA w/ocean 1 •h blks to bch, f/p,
ways. 790·5000 view, frig. vert bhnOs, $1100/mo. (2t3) 693·
Carol Evans 651·3482 Sorber S795. 673·6947 3680 or 714/675·3318
or Maxine Golden I-=----~..,..,.------------644-6294 1 BR YEARLY s1eps to CUTE 1 BR/1 BA CORONA DEL MAR G bb & Elli «AA "200
2bd deck & trplc ru s .,......,. w, beamed coils, gar, 2BA 1 BA wlgar. lrplc. Harbor vu Homos/Cor·
$1 100 •15 CARNATION yrd Nipets $850 $1000. 557·6290 days ner Grnbll, 4BA. lam v 650·4693 or 538·8406 631·5550 ove/wknds rm, toh. tac. 2 t/p. LIDO ISLE • 2bd apt. So ol the hwy town· Available Nov , ~· $1395 home. all remodeled *BLUFFS 4BR 2' ,ea comm pool/clbhse.
LIDO ISLE • cottage. & tumlsl\ed. vacant. E/SIDE 4 Yr new end twnhso. pa110, 2 S2200. 432-1660.
charm $1500 $2500 per mo. 2 car twnhm 3BR 2'h 8a, 2 car, $1795 Blv Co-op. Horso Property, 2BR
PENINSULA • 4 bd ga111ge, 38R 2~Ba. car gar, ldry, patto wf W/955·2800; 759-0685 1BA. pv1 yd, dog &
Uppw St575 Monie• Rug~geri spa Lg sunny kit, tp. •BLUFFS 4BA 2•.:.Ba cat OK. 2-carport, LIDO SANOS 3bd Ext 107 watk·•n closets. Pets Patio, 2 car garage $1200/mo. 756·1211
home S1 575 fl nogo. Avl l 1/1. 51350 Nr comm pool/shops LIDO ISLE 54500/mo.
TOWERS • 2bd bay· Suzanne Mosher Ko11h 642-«1725 Agt St575 Bkr 759.1234 Furn 46R 26a. tennis.
trnt, vus S1600 Ext II 115
Balboa
Island 2606
family rm S1850 2Br 2•nea. trplc, patio. 3BA 2Y.>Ba on grnbll, (213)473·2803 2BR + garage $1200· 1nv1NE TERR • 3bcl MW° EJSIDE TWNHSE! •EASTBLUFF Super clbhse. pv1 be;ichos
PENINSULA • 3 bd ./ encl garage, Santa lgoLdR.S~ROO. u64lllO-r~6·3x51t LIDO ISLE Avail $1 300/mo Winier
Ocoantront $1975 Ana Ave/21st St c n lmmedl Must lsel 3br. rental. Furnfunlurn.
LIDO HIGHRISE • 2 \Jt:wT~'l...."'lf rf \ 11 S\095,mo 631-2480 1 BLK to surf. Spanish 2ba hm. Walk to bch Pollo. 818/888·5052
t>d Great bay vua AE.AlTOOS., EXEC home. 405 Fwy/ style 2Br 2Bo w/2 mslr & tennis. No pets.
$2700 DUPLEX Fal~lew. Pool. spa. brms, lrpl, din rm, ~ $2300/mo Bkr 499-3-400
2BA 1BA. pvt deck, 1
car garage, no pets.
$1095/mo. Ole: 955-
2800; Aea:759-0685
LAGUNA BEACH • 3 3BA 2Ba, •• a gar lndry St095 bd House. ocn VUI $1500/mo or 2BA tea park. 38r ... tolt. 211'1 c r 759-soSO . LOVELY 3BR. 2BA w/2 12800 S950/mo. W/O. ga· Ba, approx 2400 aq tt. car gar. French doors,
rage. 873-6848 51 600/mo. 754-4142 1 BR CONDO S900. ceramic tlle. private BRIGHT STUDIO
near water. Relrlg.
parking & utll Incl.
S7SO/mo. 8S4-9n9
WINTER Ocean view, pool. patio. trplc & alr cond. RENTALS A"AILABLE INCREDIBLE Harbor & Ltg 4BR, 2BA w/dbl gar. spa, tennl1, guard $1600/mo. Century 2l
Waterfront Hom•• Inc.
Ratlhora
63t•1400, 7G0-3eOO
Balbu.i
Island 2106
Oc••n view. Gor· lmmac cond. l.rg yrds. gate. 648·1728 eve Inland Pacific. geous 3BR. 2BA. ga· Close to SC Plaza. 21 rage, frplc. $21 50/mo. Avall 11/1 6 EKQulslle 2BA 1BA upper. new 6~11
998-5819. Agt. Carol. area. $1400 545-1414 pnVcrpt. GaS/W1r pd, NEWPORT MTS 3BR
Th• Prudential $845/mo yrly. 3408'h 21hBA Condo, 1700 NEWPORT HGTS Marcus. 673-7353 aq ft. alngle gor, no JASMINE PARK. 3BR,
3V.BA. Fireplace, A/C,
automallc garage.
S2200/mo. 72<>-3965
E•ec fam hm. Ltg cul· 3BR 2BA Nwpt Shrs pots, year lse, $ 1250/
d&-sac lot. 3BR. 2BA. tplce. lg deck & gar mo. 644..0335.
1900 s.1. Grdnr. NI 1eas• $1475/mo Nwpt Shores pots. 373 Ramon a 975-8880
•N 8AY Wa1effront. LUX CONDOI 28R Way $1 550 642·6384 lg 3BA 2BA bch hse. 3BR, 2BA. oar, fuml b hi 38A 2S&. ltple, QM, nit';. pabO. lg stone f/p, wood
unturn. Mooring. ~··~lo 1c5 NEWPORT LANDING ttAIObcll!WnltSt22S;Yrty beamcell.througho\Jt,
S2200/mo Yrty .... m3 82." • un • • Spacloua 38R. 2"'18A Sl•SO/mo. 1a1a1 33S-1S76 °' huge aundeck, gar &
20\4a Narclaaua twnh!I, trplc, pool, Al 818-34~067 133 •f>lh St carport. beautltul 3BA. n~a. front hOuM 12 t 00/mo. 720-0423 /W 1 1......::..;.:.~....:...;.,......~...,.,,.....,,..,,,.. C Jim; 721-8335 Brtan C, dining rm w • BAYFAONT LIVING, 38r decor. Ocean vu. ae>e cod alyte. frplc. bar, tam kltch & aitch 3ea, speetacular bay $1600/mo yearly lse.
w/d, -'nt9f °' yr1y N Townhomtll gar. 11250/mo. Helen view, trplc. Stepa to 223 Luvonl• St. 87 ... MS a-A now IW Neiger Ag1. 729·7253 bench, restaur. shops. Nwpt Shot'•• Great Amenltl•• BAY ~. 8albOa 38R 3~ea $2550/mo Rlvt•r• Twnhm• 3Br St500fmo yrty. Avail Open House
Island. FabUk>Ue ~. aeR 2~ea $2t50/mo 2\hBa. rrptc, up tam now. Call Rick days App~ Within E11ecvtlv• arnenlU••· "'---a nd 1 5 2 ~ar $1100 261-8353. ~s 673-32!>8 _ _., U 8W • rm, car • 714-84 •1009 Of' Wlm• or 9hott..-rm. '700A A 8 llqonle Hurryl 84 ·9797 Bayfront, 2BR + den , 213-494-8317
Agt. Dorla. A••lr Carel .. ,.. ReMu Rltrw 2BA. gar, f\.lm/Unfum, 1 __ ...,,.._~~=~=-
Prop 875-4000 H0-0288 $1800/mo, grt v1-. Nwpt Shra 38R 2Ba. 2·
CHARMING 2BR + cout Npt Prop• Avall Nov. 723-6211 aty, tncd yd. tplc. Nr 1ennls. pool $1400. 0/ •tudy, 18" home. A e>o.an vu ewy ""'· Beautiful Bay Ridge 367•2122 EJ 631·l125 I
must ... 1 S1.,,,mo. new carpet. 511 Sea· Condo. 2BR 2BA. ,..,,..,..,..,="'=-=..:=:":""'!:--
7eo.a3&4. ward. 28R, 29A. trpl. * •ASY MOVl!-IN highly upgraded, ON TMK WAT•RI ou-1 Fum 38r 2Ba. fr~ gar, 11780. 7eo-8382. 4BR 2BA. rv Spring· S1350/mo. 759-7680 plex, 2Br 2Ba. frptc,I d Jae. tg deck. 11200/ patio. 880, Y•A SO OI' HWYt Uppw dale & McFad en, Big Cyn condo In pines. mo yrty. 7~71N
NICE la.a ti el2Qll2 8032 Vane Clrcle. 2Br 2Ba. new deoore 1.,......,,,.,,,;,,.~~~-==:":"!": $119$/mO e7..._:I· Upper 2Bt 1Ba. 1 car $1250/mo, fncd yd & tp. 2Jsub prtcng, stove. OUTSTANDING OCEAN I
gar ..... !!~ c! brlfht, patio. da 727·24 .. 4. retrlg, pool. apa, ten-VIEW CONDO, big 3br I
PVT & ctvmng 28R 2BA .,...-aoooWO. 9Y9/Wtcnds 494-4144. nls. st575. &e<M>t89 3ba. poo41~9Nlls, I =-~,:or,:: BIKE TO BCHI Freshly Big oc .. n close dpleK, =~c::, ¥~= crpt. R&'M~A Yrty ~ T...,.. pntad 3BR l ~BA 4br, 2 Voba, bn Ins. · •
R..itor.. ~ · condo. lnalde lndry. di tnclry hkup, yr i. .... Pr .. llge arH. 2BR,
w, nice patio. $9251 St600. 213-54•5323. 2BA. trplc. End unlL I
mo. Agent M2..eal1 BIO, apac:tou• 2er 2Ba. St lOO. 7eo43&I.
2 tewl. pvt location, 2· G&E 844..QOO
•:taA 2"'8•. quiet cat partclng. St32SI TOWNHOUSS 2BR,
Bait»' 1
f..lcr11111..,11 1 • ili,
( . • , '• i.1 r, k ~ .. I .' 1 ) .\
'
twnhM on bluff nr mo. 723-1565 Agent quiet loc owrtooklng
ON THS POIKT. 38' bMCh. Obi gar. apa I 2 t/p dbl gar 2Ba. l'ftOdem lcllChan, ,, ..... ,mo .... 2.--se ..... 2•· 2 BLUFFS GIANT • "BR, poo. • •
1 __ ._....,_,_ .... __ ..., __ _. El M ........ ... 2b w/farn rm. trptc, built· gated $1450 722-7381 :~ .. l:i12"3-'182• ... •t•kM towly 3BR rum;'°dedc. ocn ~. Ins, dlhlnO room. oak Ver••lll•• 2 matra.
29• tiome. mature Oc:t.•May. StOOO/mO. cabinet.a & 2 car ga-2BA. frptc. 2 pandng,
adult tenant.a req'd. 497-31t4, 11•'7M4nt rage. $2000/mo. Cen-St 180 Sat/Sun 1-6.
tt250/mo + HOO tury 21 Inland Pacific 200McNeU143·~
oleanlng dep. Avl aso-1121 VIiia Balb<>a axUa fatg9,
Corl,1•,1
Ch >! r.~ t' • '.'.' no.wt ....... 707 BLUFFS. TWnh.. on 2BR + den, ten, pool,
1 1900 '8t 29a. ..,._ tmCUTIVltntlh Qt'ffflbelt. 2BR, lBA, Jae, aec:. walk to bch. =l~~~·c: HR 2~9A trl4vl, $1200/mo. no laa. 38R ::~='T:~rr. Stsootmo. 850-5737•
9ar, deck•, patloa. ftplo, wet·bat. alt.ch 2 2BA. gar. yard. Nr • V1118 9elbotl fabulOWI rrptc, IM 11/t. Open car Oat· lmmac cmptx park, shl•. shop• a Condo. 3BR 3BA + ton. tao• ocean vu. 1BR +
318 Jumln•· 01>9" w/heat•d pool/•pa. ..unL 213-473-2903 near ho•P .. 1 yr new, den, trptc, w/d. pool,
Sun 124. 87M011 NO p•ta, nt•mkra. **a LU p ff S 3 BA :~.;1!~~~=· + :!::: :::''4l~2S:eA. •iHOUit;; ™• &1IOO/mo. ~2 2"°'ea on grnblt N • k n
1 Fl 2 0., gar DU~L•X upatra 2Br frplc. Patlo/d.C o •horM• c....... ••P•CIOUI 3BA 2D• :: . c.J:· tit•/ blinds: 28•. gar. balcony, bite each BR. T«inla/'bCh ~ ...... P" bc:h. twnh... frplo. pool. etc s""t575 ()wnf/8kr to bch. $1200/mo. club. l'resh ttvough-2Br 1~Ba + bonua new opt/paint. 11000 • )351M&3t outl '2500 ~9170 rm, MS.77.. Cole ot Npt 87S-&51l 854-3824 or 721~750 , __ ,..:(~8,;..;18;.;.:.~...;;..;----•-------------
boach. Stove. refrtg· orolor & garage. 57951 Garage. balcony.
mo. Call 645·5862 lndry. Avall 11 1 S900/mo. 673·5926
2BR 2BA unit. Garage, Terrific Value! 2Br.
frplc. sundock. 309 2ea, new crpl/pnt, t p. 32nd St. S 11 25/mo -arty_S50-0389 gar, bale, nr ocn. • -$975/mo. 544-0995
Bach apt step• to
beach. nl smkr. 1 per·
son. $595 mo-mo. No
garage 973-$488
Capistrano
Beach 2618
DUPLEX 2Br 1Ba. $650.
26731 Las Palmas. No
pets. Credit ./ & refs
req. (213) 691-3838
osta Mesa 2624
•Almost new spa~ious
18R $660. Gar. cable.
patio avl. Brand no.,.
Med·slyle twnhme
$1175 631-8427
••SHARP NEWER
2BR. blllns $795/mo
Cat OK. Call Pam. Agt
548-5880
Has10Ufgolt~got you gorgeoua view I• t BR with large patiO.
gtoeNng? Sell ti-Clubt S595, UIJI Incl. 1 per·
wlth • c;l...,fled ad aon No pets * 14S. 112 t
HAMMER
TIME?
When you need o little
work done around the
house, look in the Pilot
dossifieds to find o
good carpenter,
electrician, plumber
or handy man .
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CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
Costa Mesa 2624 Costa Mesa 2624 Newoor1 Newoor: I , I ~ ' ''. I •
1':2BR dptx wi1o rard MONTE SERRENO Beach 2!569 !Bc.1ct1 ~ fiti3 1Pru; .. ,:1 . ··~o
S85o. oreat area. APARTMENTS
Washer/Dryer hkup, tBA 1BA. $625. t350
garage 947·7540 on 1at Mo Rent Re·
2BR, 2BA. Avail 11/1. Welk te 8olt nr ..... LAG 28r 2Ba,. bMut CdM 110 to 1100 ar.
Prkng. S 1100/mo Call ZERO O.p. on 1 BA aettlng $895. 2Br 1 Ba With, A/C-, · hgwy IUgo llWllTORI'
IPECW.IU
DUPL•X High In-com•, a1MO{mo: Only
THE GRANVILLE
NOW LEASING Mlc:h•ll• Wrk 721· e 1BR.$72S.28A.-S900 1195. E'ald9 Bachelor "809· 11..25 p:-a.f.
frigs avl. Covered •CLOSE TO ALL! parking. c:eb1e. beau11-
9t00, Hm 842·2834 Pool/Spa 84e-e838 '550. Call fS50..5289 ~ 87M700
$150 OFF fully landscaped.
28R 1 BA, lndry rm. Pool. 2 lndry rms, sec
close 10 shops & gates 548·7017
Elegant country club 3Br 2Ba. lrplc:. •undeck WESTCL9FF L41 1BR N.8. Prof n/amkng F 10 omc. s~. 875 aq ft.
community on N•w· St500. 2Br 2Ba, frplc, condo, gar, pool, lhr w/...,.,... e.aut dbl 860' gar w/rollup
port country Club ad· patio S1000. 210 Wal-adlta. No Ptlt1I $750 muter In VIII• Balboa. door. $*75. 8314IOI
jecent to Fashion la-nut SI. 723-4852 AVI now 87394140 Oen view. 18251 mo.
'229.900
ll•DUC•D Beach ~. 38" 38A. 4 car garage, w.lk to
bch a new roof
USTSIDB Prtd.-Of·
ownership. 2 Fabu-
loutl a.para!• homea on 1 lg lotl Priced way
b91ow market. Call for
Appl DIANA
buses. Will accept NEWPORT HOTS Ae-l11dustr1.1l 2788 land. Spac:lou~ 2 & ATTRACTIVE 28R near Rhonda. 722·7258
3Bdrms apts w/den, Ferry, gar, patio. NB block to beach. M/F •1160 Ft. 3 office• 55-
wet bar, wshr/dryer lndry. $1 ,050/mo, non-amkr. Cabf•, w/d, ft gr. 1160 Fl 4 offlcff
0. C. Housing. $650 de c: orated 2 BR .
2261 MAPL.E tlhBA, gar. No Pets.
CENTAUR MGMT $740/mo. 642·5722.
_64_2_.2_2_88_o_r_6_31_-2_1_25_ l·QU-IET-E-'S-ID_E_C_U_L·D_E_.S_A_C
•Do you need lg clean •Upper 2BA, 1 BA
2br 1 ba? Garage, new bright & spacious, se-
c pl, orw. storage. cu r fl. $775/mo.
hook-ups, fireplace, 2 yrly. 673-4866. d/w. $400/mo. + V•utll. so. gr. Wamer/Harbr ~~~. ~:~~·~o ~~. & BALBOA BAY CLUB can Chuck. 722·1504 ., ••. 83&-2000/544-5533
FROM s2.ooo 1st Mo. free. 28r 2Ba, NB Matt BA al/I In 2Br 2,400 SF NWDt Bch
Avallable Immediately upgrades. $2000. 650-Promontory Pl. Apt, 3975 Birch ~tr.et CAPPEL 760-6000
X208: Rn: 291 .... 25 $750 No Pet 640-2495 •L<>Wer 3BA, 2BA lg Call 844-5189
1883, 845-5000 ex 422 BALBOA ISL. wonderfUI pool vi-. Pref male Ag1 541•5032 Beechfront 3Br i v.ea fum rm. KJtch prlv. N/1mkr 584-1388
*EASTSIDE* maiMer, yrd. $975/mo.
Each w/ gar. w/d hk· fum, gar, w/d, micro, ~:,!!, n/imkr prfr'd. Newport CrHl Shr 2BA n. bwgllna 10 11e found
dtw, d•c:k. Wint., _..,.,,mo 723-0849 fum condo. Nr bch. lndMl!fted_,... WM~A
$150 OFF!! up. Cal OK. 548-2908
Beautllul extra lg 2BA Wesl Side, 1 BA, 1 BA,
1 'hBa twnhse. frplc, Pets welcom•d. $650
dtw, w/d hkup, ga· + sec. L.ndry rm.
,....100' TO SANDI $1600. 714-982-5155 COM. Lrg pvt rm. lrg T•nnls, pool, spa, gar '-1 llocipera. CLEAN FURN APT. BEACON BAY clo1ets & bath. Avail S550/mo. 645-7883 .__ _______ _... _______ _
.. .. . ' .
e 2BA ......... $750/MO C I BR 1l/1. Non.1mkr. W/D Newpt Penlr1 dplex, prof -----------------· 9 mo. rental. Avall harm ng 1 • pvt $590/mo 721-9548 eve N/S F S550 on utll 1 rage. patio, $975/mo. back yd 997·2988 I d th h ,.,1c,..2 bch comm, View, lg h t' k w· I mm• rougn u, .,.. deck W/O 1 car gar HB. Fem. $270/mo ... se o ocn, pr ng, 1780 SANTA ANA
CENTAUR MGMT
642·2288 Of 631-2725
•EASTSIDE• 1BA
$650. 2BA $765. Gas,
waler. gar. No pels
2323 Elden 548·7854
•MOVE·IN SPECIAL!
1 BEDROOM
Pool, spa, cable hllup
WESTLAKE VILLAGE
MWt22
•NEWPORT HTS•
2BA 1 v.tBA Lg unit
with ger/pvt patio, low
S move-In. new decor.
$875/mo. 645-2693
1BR w/loft
Parkside ocean view.
7t4-H7.o432 S900imo. e'ns.3337 utll. 1230 He. No D, avall now 850-1684. 1 * Step• to Send •mk/pets/drugi. Near NPB-Prof mal•, 3BA Huntinqton
Beach 2fi40 Cl IBA lg d k Beacon Bay. L.ovely pier. 714-969-2251 2ea oc•anfront 311t ean • 9C • 2BR 2BA w/gar lndry '
FOR .. ,..,,fVE SENIORS gar, no pets. $750/mo. Ian beach $1350• LAGUNA BCH Klich-SI. W/O, tr-pie, lg deck,
'"'' 723-1292. 72~295 or 939-2182.· eMttea, ocean vtewe. pncg seoo 723-5147
•1&2 Bdrms from S6SO 1---------•••P• to bc:h, heated NPT Hot• ahr quiet, eOpllonal meal1, trans •2BDRM $700* BEAUTIFUL •BA, newly pool. Cable. 1175/Wk aafe 2Br yarct pool
& housekeeping •1 BDRM $800* refurblehed. $1800/ & Up 494-5294 F/M. S32S + ,,;,1 dep:
•Great loc:atlon mo, winter. Ocean Master bdrm In CM hH L.v msg &4&-3129 •O site parking Frig, dshwahr. 1tove vl•w. 631--4238 CK • ·-----·-----n· Incl. No peta 545-4855 818-348-0860 Pvt ba. S420/mo ... Nwpt Bch, n/amkt fem •ACIMty program $100 d•p, uUte Incl. lhr w/iame Oul9I lg ~~e:u1 ::~;on:ur •LIDO.ELEGANT• Brand n-c11m quality Eric &31-8188 nr bc:hlba'yl s5o0:
move-In allowance Spac:lou1 Apt-View 2BA, d/w, gar. 1 hae QUIET furn rm w/pvt $700/mo. 873-9039
S1295/mo 840-2484 ~ .. ~~rs ~~~e~rop entt. KJtch ptv. Nr p • n 0 , • m 1 0 0 n
Huntl1t9ton LOTS OF ROOM' OCC. No CStugs/drlnkl oce.n/ ba1' Ylewe Terrece North * •* GREAT LOCATION! amk. $450. 556-0637 Contempry, tots ol
18700 Florlda St. $200 OFF!!! 2BA fully fum. Oen vu. ROOM In 1ux N.8. home marbl•, IBA, prlv
Huntington Beach Lg 1 BA 1 BA. garaee. 1 door to ocn. $900. nr Fuh tel. Pvt. khch bath, Secr1Y bldg a 714/848-8402 lndry rm, nice quiet IO-106 31•1 St 675-8712 prlv, w/d, fum, utll prtmg. PootJ spa, pl'ef
cetlon $895/mo. L.ARGE 2BA, 2BA, Incl. $450. 720-8733 prot, FINS $850 MC
SENIOR QUALITY AJITS 1480 MONROVIA Frplc, nu d.cor, 2 car-ROOM W/pvt BA & pvt 723'""092,722·1115. •2 Months Frff Rent CENTAUR MGMT. ports, pool. S950/mo. entrance. Coate Mesa PROF FEM N /amkr 25-
Cheerful 1 & 2 Bdrms, 642·2288 or 631·2725 760.8067 or 544-8130 ar•L S375/mo. 545-35 to ehr lrg twnhm In
let U1 lltl• YM
Sell Y ••t Pttttttyl
Cal Cle1alfW,
642-5671
for information
& surprisingly
low cost. Avallable 10/15. Appl
10 1881 831·9107
$995 No Peta
AU MOANA APTS
assistance alarms. 18A $SSO,AUIO LIDO Lovely 2 BA, oe90 CK 842-5329 Nwpt Cral All amens.
laundry fac, •levators. 1m llhBA. 2 car gar, w/d, $505/mo. Avail 11/1 ;================:::; pool & spa, BB01, rec Stepa to beach. Avail dtw, Ip. Furn/unfum. Hm &5CM534 Wk~
room. secure parking, nowt Oarag•. Pruden-s1250/mo. 875-3967 complete •hopping tlal Callfornla Alty, Prof f•m ahr Balboa Isl
nearby. 16171 Spring· 675-8475, Clarence. McLAIN ENTERPRISES 28A, part furn. all new $350 OFF!!
I & 2BR, d/W, beaut
pool area. Rec: rm.
lndry rm, close to
shops and buses.
dale. HUD OK. FEATURES S375+utll. N/8 re&Pon palnVcpt. $450 ... ut111
714-840-1203 2BA t 8A, 30th St. NB. EXCLUSIVE Fem 10 ahr 2 ·aty 3Br 875-3595 Of 850-1166
$595·$675/MO
530 W. WIL.SON
722-9012 or 642·2288
Laouna
S925 + eec. no pets/ 2~B• CM hm ga I amkre. Avall lmmedl BEACH & COUNTRY ' r, w Prof N/smkr •hr 3Br d . No pet•. 6S0-1353 2Ba Balboa Island
Beach 2648 Damon 676-2178 CLUB COMMUNITIES s390 Utlla pd F•m n/ hml $850. Oya 851•
2Br 1 Ba, gerege, 1• 2 & 3 B.clroom emkr, no pets. Pvt 5 110 EvH 723-1857
Beaulllul g lllden type Ocean view.Cliff Dr.. lndry, bay vi-. all ~!:9ro~/t'!~d w:~ui::: •CdntryM. 977<>!''!.9A'f..oc4 ado, YALY. 1 hH from water.
Apts. Quiet. pool, IBA IBA upper. Utll utlls pd S1250. Cllnl C9ntral air & garage . -.. Nice rm In lov91y Nwpt
moderate rent well pd., pkng space. 973-3777 or 891'1415 w/extra etorag•. All •D'lux Npt condo• Bc:h ept. Prkng. S525/
maintained In g~od lo-s95o. Judy 497-4601· 2BA 2BA Beacon Bay. maintenance Incl. 1t•P• to bch, pool, mo + dep. &:J0.5442
cation. 646-0392. [ pvt bch, new appll· Sorry, no pets. ape, 2 rm1 $450/$550
CENTRAL. 1pac:lou1 $1400 Inc utll. h 723· THEN£WPORTMAIUNA COM 3Br 2Ba. trg pvt
Rr>ntols
.1nt1•d 2126 FIND anc:•s/c:arpet, wtw&d, FROM Sl.295/mo Avf now 850-4CSH
JBA 2BA n-pnt. 0714, w &46-o931. 7e0<>911 rmJba. gar, avail 11/1.
crp11. Gar & xlra FARWA.Y APTS at $500. Marte. 81M73-Loolclne for llght,
prkng. $975/mo. 2593 ..... & ...... .-.-ent 2BA 2BA Yearly. S895/ BIO CA.HYON 5339 or 81M87·2113 bright, alrv upatra atu-Elden Ave. 840.0578 ..... ..,.....""' mo. ~ blk bay nr II· 644-0509 ., throuqh clulified brary. Non-smkr, no COM furn, 3BR 2BA. dlo/18A with terrace.
E'SIDE L.tg 2Br, bal· pete. Call 873-3968 Nr Udol 3BR 28a lower, prof mate, pool/spa, Prof Qul91 F. 760-5332
cony, gar, new crpvi----------""--------patio, fplc, clean, nu $450, lnel utll. Slngle Mom. 17 yr Old
pnt. Quiet. $760. 120 • cpt & paint, $1275 D/ 644-2929 eon, SMltle & Cocker
E. 20th St. &42-9060 3G7·2122 E/931·1125 CdM-On the bch shr need 2Br ll•pa 10 bch
EASTSIDE Nwpt Bch twnhm S425 beaut 28r 2Ba hH W/ yeatty. 805o683-3484
• ll•ok B•Y• utll1 pd. Prvl rm/bL d.ck, W/d. vlewt Prof
2BA 1ea, emall back 7~0·,. Hp entry, no kitchen. n/amkr 873-0421
yard, gu W/D hkups. Jbw• Quiet n/amkr 631-!5111 CM E'alde. $400 utM
GClr .1cw~ for
Re11t l 740 No pet1. MS.1831 .. L_ /'LL __ '1~ Oceanfront 2BA 2Ba paid. NHr college. after 3pm U1e \Alll1 alUI on the uncSI Garage, shopping a. hospital. APPROX htl nor.ge
CW Wiii/• al t/Je lndry, auperl Only Smkr otc. csso-3345 near a..ch & Adama, E.ASTSID• large 2Br 11600/mo yrty. Can $85/mo. 888-2251
t Ba dwnstra. angl ga-Cllnt Mo••• 842· CM Roommate Want.cl 1..,,...--------
rage. Clean. $750/mo. G 19e3 or 9734777 for 38R 28A houH. Storeo-onty. Oarage 97•~740 D ~ Prlv. bath. S800/mo, for rant. HS molto/ ___ -____ a_P_ ONE YEAR NEWI no um. M2-2oeo or mo. Eaat91<1e C<Mita
Ea1t1ld• Studio apt. 2BA, 1 BA. Privet• 2123 Pomona. Meaa.131..o731.
Avail nowl 1480. W/D. .....,...,_ .. .....,.._.. patio or balcony. 2nd CM-MM• Vwde. Own
kitchen. • Direct iolf cart C'ltllJ to month FREE wllh brlba. Pool, epa, w/d, * 842·7334 * Netrpott Bed °"1DlrT Oub leae•I $850/mo. Call gw, Fem, must 11Q
• r-.1 .. .,.Jf QlU1Je IJ1d IU1Jltl nen * 07~9991 * cata. $500. 432.Qe78 GOOD LOCATION! ..,......--..,.. f Footst,_ to FISbioa 11/IDd IDd hniDsuil PVT BachelCK unit, 1 FEM ahf 3Br 2841 furn * $250 OFF!! -,-door to beach . Nie• & CM condo. Poot, w/d.
L.•roe 28A t~BA tboppiD& dirJqllldUJ~t cl•an. Nu pnt. kitchen-Ml to bc:h l400+~
I Commercial
I Real Estate
'flll',''". '(,•i,, ,.
twnhH, lndry room, f Tift:> CM prip g lllOlt rmitl •tte. Utll pd. 536-6389 utile. Avl. 54e-93IO pat:o~T~=r;:· 1 Sp«ious 2 '1ld 3 bodroo1tupirtllltDt SMAt.L STUDIO APT "'°' F•mate roommate, •N• •••• Offloe
CENTAUR MGMT llllits to 27fXJ £....• bloclc to beach, $450. N~ Crwt Condo. 8un-. 121114 furn
4or H··· .1 ~i .'•i•1
842·2286 or 831·2726 rzp iqmre ~ Dal/Id, 875-e360 '450/mo + MC. ~ Fr" parking '1unch • Prlnte, ~ 1aDD1tic flJlld pto w. New_pott oceanfront, utllltlea. 722-e57T. room & coffee: r~pt.
LRG 18R, clean, lndry, f holellioal1 OtHito -...-:nt 28r 18• wntr St 150 * In NB on 8alboa laland, conf r09m, ,.AX, cop.
gar w/opener. S595 St•pe 10 bch, 3BR room In t'IOUH to 1..-. ...., JW .AlrpQtt.
fOf engl peraon. 1960 n..-ft.It. (714) IU~ WJN 2Ba, 11350 Property ah.,.. No emlcng(no IS5Qlmo, ino-to-mo. o Anaheim. 545-3229 ,.,_v_l'"' __ ..,_ ... ._1 .... -. • ......., ___ •_7 _.--..-;.;....;i1 House, Altra 842-38!0 peta. S47S. 723-4114. Al Oulnlan, 133-MSO
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
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By ARIANNE
(for real est.ate agents -week of Oct. 19-25)
ARIES (I am -fitst and then you can be second; aren't I nice?) -You love
baby animals and Mother Nature as well as anyone, but environmental concerns
are about to stop an escrow. A co-worker who belongs to such a group can help
you smooth ruffled feathers of buyer. Banker friends will say yes to any requests.
Power days are Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. .
TAURl,JS (I ha~ -and please don't touch my stuff) -Remember who won the
race beMeen the tortoise and the hare? How you love to laugh all the way to the
bank. Three dients are laughing with you. Use your patience with an eccentric
buyer. Ther. are worth it. LOok for a large estate home on the side of a hill for
internation&I buyers.
GEMINI (/ think -and think and think; my head hurts, ro.u take over) -Been
feeling like an Aries ram lately, butting your head against brick wallsl A major
breakthrough occurs in work area, personal life and with buyers. ·A female executive
sides with you on a major purchase. Sidestep co-workers and move into an area of
real estate you have always wanted to work in.
CANCER (I feel -no I'm not pouting, just feeling) -You love the past and
everything oonnected to it. A buyer talks you into the future with a technically
advancecf estate you put into escrow. Have you ever experienced the heart singing
when a child b:uys his or her first home? Write a new melody for a young loved one
and indude a friend in the song of home ownership.
LEO (I will -tell you all about it if you sit still and listen) -The sun, your ruler,
rises shining in our eyes. We welcome it The sun also sets beautifully this time of
year. Look for homeS with sunset views to list. Show family homes that face the
sunset to buyers. Be willing to accept co-worker's help in financing area to your
client's benefit.
VIRGO (I analyze -and pick and pick; ooh, is that dirty?) -Your sun sign
personal house r~ts health, wori< and service. You quite often push yourself in
these areas. Time off now. Maybe a spa visit? Play recreational~? No~ to
feel guilty. You will meet a new buyer, smooth over a working relationship and
create a new ad layout.
LIBRA (I balance -/don't know yet; I'm still weighing it) -You are adept at
..velghlng the pros and cons. You coufd help two dients wflo want to speculate in a
new area of real estate. A large group of units by a. hospi~I are prime for. several
listings. Do you have connections therel Success 1s on its way. Take time for
yourself and remember to share.
SCORPIO (I desire -and watch out if you desire what I desire) -A happy
birthday to Ottober eagles. When the sun moves into your sun sign it is the time. to
make resolutions. Start new projects and make moves in your ~rsonal. life.
Communicate with loved ones. You hate to ask, but please accept help from f nends
who offer. You could put a duplex in escrow and list an unusual home.
S4GITIARIUS (I see -and why can't yo_u see what I see(J -~dmit it, Y?tJ lo~
to sock it to ~le mentally. Your current buyers like the st1mulat1on to their brain
juices. They and friends want to invest in several condos by the water. They n~
the straight scoop with such a large investment. You would rather talk than write,
but part Of your servi~ is well-written advertising.
CAPRICORN (I use -and ~s for your own RO!X1>. -Tra~ition. and appearances
are ~ur middle name. What powerful people think 1s espeoally rmporta~t to you.
T radltion may trap you in a group of ~pie and co-workers that you don t want to
work with anymore. Blast out of normal financial ruts for two dients, who also are
important friends.
AQUARIUS (I know -and you will never know exactly what I know) -You
respect other cultures and usually don't have P.rejud!ces about pe<?ple or places.
SeCretive dients and new buyers, who give no clues, JUsl perk you r. love of a good
mystery. What to dof Stand ori your head and talk funny. They real~e that you .are tru~ even If you are weird. They will purchase two homes with your advice,
even If it is upside down.
PISCB (I belie~ -and don't (Ty to pin me down to what) -You have the
ability to hide behind masks like Scorpio and wear armor like Cancer, your fellow
water signs, to hide your very soft heart. You really feel your dients' Innermost
needs In real estate Investments. Show your soft side to a co-~er and. help them
with a major contract. You wUI reap exciting new doors of business openrrig to you.
(The stars do not com~ only suggest Read svn, rising and moon signs for
furtht:r nuances. L~ AfdANNEJ
SATURDAY, October 19, 1991 I PAGE 41
County office market
gains after slow start
T he Orange County office market
posted a sharp increase in net
absorption in the third quarter
of 1991, hOwever, remained behind
1990's pace due to a slow start in the
first half of the year, according to a re-
port released tOday by Grubb & Ellis
Commercial Real Estate Services.
Vacancies were down a percentage
point to 22 percent when compared to
the same period a year ago, however,
were lJp one percentage point from the
previous quarter as three new office
buildin~ hit the market.
Grubb & Ellis cffficials pointed out,
however, that with little office space re-
maining under construction in the coun-
ty and continued positive absorption,
vacancies should be declining in the fu-
ture.
Absorption, or the net change in oc-
cupied space from one quarter to the
next, totaled 562,264 square feet for
the third quarter of 1991, according to
the study. Absorption for the same pe-
riod a year ago was 481 ,972 square
feet
Year to date, 954,328 million square
feet of office space has been absorbed
in Orange County, down from last
year's xear-to-date total of 2.0 million
square feet
"The insurance, banking, real estate
and defense industries have all been hit
hard by the recession," said Lonnie Rid-
dle, senior marketinB consultant with
Grubb & Ellis' Anaheim office. "The re-
sult has been a dramatic slowdown in
the growth of office space."
Much of the po;sitive absorption re-
corded in the third quarter, as well as
the increase in vacancy, can be at-
tributed to the completion of three
major office buildings, two in the airport
area and one in central county.
lakeshore TOY1er, a 378,()()()-square-
foot building in Irvine, came on line
with 115,000 square feet of space r.re-
leased. Jamboree Center, Phase II , a
394,C>OO-square-foot building in Irvine
came on line with 278,000 square feet
preleased. Bent.all Executive Center, a
196,000-square-foot building in Santa
Ana came on the market with 32,900
square feet preleased.
The airport area led the county in net
absorption with 298,628 square feet,
the report said. West county was sec-
ond with 88,398 square feet, followed
by central county with 71,1)24 square
feet and north county with 52,024
square feet.
In contrast to net absorption, gross
leasing activity for the-. third quarter to-
taled 996,352 square feet, the study
noted. That adds up to a total of ap-
proximately 3.5 minion square feet of
gross leasing activity for the first nine
months of 1991 .
''Tenants are moving from one build-
ing to another, but aren't taking any ad-
ditional spa~. which was a given in the
past.'' said Mali< Bennett, tenant repre-
sentation specialist with Grubb & Ellis'
South Orange County office. "However,
with the oompetitive rental rates avail-
able in today's market, they're fi nding it
possible to upgrade their image without
significantly increasing their expenses."
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PAGE 42 I SATURDAY October 19, 1991 BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
Builders' golf tqurnament raises $51,000
T he Home Builders Council
(HBO annual golf tournament
was a tremendOus success not
only in terms of enjoyment but also in
terms of funds raised. The recent
tournament added $51 ,000 to help
benefit the organization's many
educati·Jnal programs such as Industry
Awareness, Hands-On, Scholarships,
Grants and LCDM.
"We're very excited about the
success of this year's tournament,"
commented Bruce Abbey of Bramalea
CJlifornia, the golf committee chairman.
"This event hcJs always been a popular
one anrJ we were thrilled this year to
h.we over 400 golfers participating. It
was our most successful tournament
thus far ," he added. r ollow1ng a challenging day of 18
holes c-f g(•!f at Coto ae Caza, Tijeras
CrePk an. I Dove Canyon, an awards
b.rnquct was held "under the stars" at
Ct>to de Caza Golf and Racquet Club.
low gross winners in the men's
category were John Shaw of the Keith
Company, Rick Danruther of Gordon')
CJbinets and Chris Veitch of Baker
Ranch Company. In the women's
category, low gross winners were Dia~a
Vigif at Gordon's (Jbinets and Connie
Brahms of the Fieldstone Company.
They each receives beautiful trophies.
Da" id Foell of StiJndard Pacific won
the grand prize Hawaiian vacation for
two, sponsored by L&S Construction
,rnd Galaxy Plastering. Over. 35
c1dd1tional trophies, golf-related items
and prizes were awarded throughout
the evening.
"We hai.l over 125 sponsors rhis year
that greatly contributed to th<' success of
trc tournament," Abbey said. "We
really apP,reciate all of their support and
the s1gn.ficant contribution they have
made to the cd•Jcation of young men
and women who will someday be a part
of the building industry."
Thi' Home Builders Council is a non
profit affiliate of the Building Industry
Associ ation and the National Association
of Home Builders. It was established for
the purpose of education. For more
information on becoming a part of the
Golf T ournamcnt Committee, contact
Abbey of Bramalea California at 851 -
1131. • P eter Ochs, chairman and chief
executive officer of the
Fieldstone Company, will share
his ''Principles of a Value-driven
Company" at the next Home Builders
Council meeting Monday at the le
Meridien Hotel in Newport Beach.
Joining Ochs in his presentation will
be Dr. Doug Wilson, president of the
Wilson Consulting Group.
Ochs founde<f the Newport Beach-
based company with Keith A. Johnson
in 1981. The Fieldstone Company is
actively engaged in residential
development in Orange and San Diego
counties as well as the Inland Empire.
Prior to forming the Fieldstone
Company, Ochs Joined successful
builder William Lyon in co-founding
the William Lyon Company. He servec:l
as president of Lyon from E 7 5 to
1981.
Wilson has worked with the
Fieldstone Company over the past five
years in helping to design and develop a
philosophy of management that
achieves superior results in decision
making, quality improvement, cu stomer
satisfaction and teamwork.
His Newport-based company's goal is
to help leaders develop successful
organizations that serve their customers
better than anyone else in their
industry. Wilson has a PhD in
psychology and has taught at the USC
Graduate School of Business.
The meeting will be preceded by a
sociaVnetworic1ng hour from 6 to 7 p.m.
Dinner will be from 7 until 8, with the
program immediately following. Tickets
are $30 for members and $40 for non-
members. •
S hearson Lehman Mortgage, one
of the nation's largest mortgage
companies, now 1s offering its
loan programs directly to the residential
real estate community.
In addition to calling Shearson
Lehman directly for a loan, consumers
will be able to turn to their real t?state
agents to take advantage of the
programs available through the firm.
"Consumers have traditionally turned
Jay Blakslee, Marty McPhee (accepting for grand prize winner
Bruce Abbey cJnd Cathi Walker after the HBC golf tournament.
to their real estate agents as a source of
Information for loan programs," said
Dwain Greer, Shearson Lehman
executive vice president. "This new
thrust will simply be one more way the
home buyer or homeowner can take
advantage of our wide array of
programs."
Two seasoned loan representatives
have been named to help launch the
new program in Southern California.
Barbara Lange, who will serve the
Irvine, Laguna Niguel and Laguna Hills
markets, flas 11 years of experience in
the mortgage industry. In recent years,
she was the owner and president of
Barbara Lange Sem inars, teaching
Department of Real Estat«:approved
Barbara Lange Kyle C.ollister
continuing education classes to licen·
sees. She also teaches finance for the
San Fernando Valley Board of Realtors.
Kyle Collister wi11 serve the Newport
Beach, Huntington Beach and Fountain
Valley areas. Previously with the Bank of
America, where he served as a retail
loan officer, Collister has been in the
mortgage industry since 1985. His
previous experience was as a stock and
commodities broker.
Shearson Lehman Mortgage,
headquartered in Newport Beach, is a
unit of American Express. The firm
provides first mortgage loans, refinances
and home equity IOans in 26 states and
the District of Columbia.
•
S im Van der Ryn and Barry
Wasserman, who each served
as a CJlifornia state architect,
will speak on the ethical and
environmental principles and dilemmas
facing architects this fall sponsored by
the Orange County Chapter of
Architects, Designers and Planners for
Social Responsi6ility (ADPSR) and the
Permaculture Institute of Southern
California.
Van der Ryn will speak Thursday and
Wasserman Nov. 13. The lectures are
held as an informal breakfast from 7:30
to 9 a.m. at the Orange County
American Institute of Architects facility,
3200 Park Center Drive, Suite 110,
Costa Mesa. These two lectures are part
of ADSPR's series, "Building the New
American Dream and the Economic
Power of Sustainable Development.''
"Old and New Archetypes of the
American Dream" is the topic of Van
der Ryn's presentation. In d~ibing the
seven sacred archetypes (of the old
American Dream and how we must
generate new archetypes to correspond
with the new dream, Van der Rrn also
will discuss the biolos.tca and
evolutionary basis for building and
community design.
During his tenure as state architect in
the 1970s, Van der Ryn pioneered
energy-efficient, environmentally
responsible design . concepts. His 1981
award-winning Marin Solar Village Plan
has become a prototype for ~s
compact, pedestrian-oriented and
resource-efficient community designs.
Author of five books on design, Van der
Ryn is a professor of architecture at UC
Berkeley and head of his own
architectural firm.
"An Architecture of Purpose: Ethical
Dilemmas in Pursuit of the American
Dream" is the topic of Wasserman's
talk. Using case studies ranging from
office builaings to shelters, Wasserman
will examine the questions: for whom
should we design. what are the
pertinent issues to be addres.sed and
how do we address them? In particular,
he will discuss how to deal with the
bureaucratic system and how to craft a
more participatory design process.
"Without a commitment to purpose,
our impact as architects on the dreams
of the majority of Californians will be
negligible," says Wasserman. As
Cafifornia state architect from 1978 to
1983, Wasserman implemented many
ccolog1c.ll concepts proposed by VJn
der Ryn, including solJr energy.
Professor dnd chairman of tnc
Department of Architecture at Cal Poly
Pomona, Wasserman also is an .lCtiv<'
consultant on planning. urban design
and architecture.
The cost of each lecture, which
includes continental breakfast, is $20
($15 for ADPSR/Permaculture Institute
members) and $10 for students ($ 5 for
student members of ADPSR/
Permaculture Institute). Reservations
must be made by the preceding
Monday with ADPSR secretary, Polly
Montaleone at 644-7111. For further
information about the lecture series, ull
Chris Lazarus at 857-6714 or Bill Rolley
at 494-5843.
•
Christine A. Narath has been named
vice president of the ret'1il division of
Newport Pacific Funding Corp.
Narath will manage the corporation's
retail division for all the corporation's
affiliate housing projects, including La
Costa Alta, Brookshire Manor, villa New
Chatelle and Shawntana. She will
supervise' the company's project
approvals, manage seven loan
representatives and three loan
processors, work with builders and
assemble loan packages for real cstalc
offices in Orange County.
Born in Graz, Austria, the home town
of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Narath
maintained that sh<' will add her own
muscle to the division. Currently, she
has complctC'd a program to implement
and expedite loans w1lhin lO days.
An Orange County resident for nearly
12 years, Narath previously worked at
Downey Savin~ and Loan and Pacific
Real Estate Mortgage Company.
Newport Pacific Funding Corp.,
headquartered in Newport Bearh,
specializes in creating multi-family
residential projects and senior living
communit ies. The company was
recently recognized In Professional
Builder magazine's survey of the
nation's top 100 builders.
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