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Sunny weather will ~?JI " " r
be ideal for linking
up with the senior
golf ~nt at Mesa
Verde Country Club. Or, you
may want to plan a drive of your
own -with the top down.
See Weather, Page A2
Ser ving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
Coeditors ink. new .fund reco.very . plan tor county· . .
..,. Municipal, sctlool and special districts officials say
80%-90% of investment could be returned if county
leaders accept latest proposal.
BY EVAN HENBllSON, STAPP Wann
A settlement plan, agreed upon
in concept by the pool creditors
committee, would give school dis-
tricts 90% and cities 80% of their
investment from the collapsed Or-
ange County investment pool.
Representatives from the cities
of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa
and the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District were generally op-
timistic about the plan. If all goes
smoothly, they said, the cities and
school districts could have the
bulk of their investments by May.
.
"I'm very happy that "'this crisis
has begun to be resolved," said
Newport-Mesa Superintendent
Mac Bernd. "It is a major turning
point and we're driving toward re-
storing \he schools the way they
should be."
The pool committee, made up
of representatives from cities,
school districts and special dis-
tricts, is hopeful county officials
will accept this new plan.
Five weeks ago, the county-
appointed Orange County Busi-
ness Council Proposal presented a
recovery plan offering a 77% re-
turn to cities and· special districts
and up to 93% to school districts.
Investors would get the remainder
of their funds through short-term
recovery notes and long term
promissory notes with a certain
portion contingent upon the coun-
ty being successful in its lawsuit
against Merrill Lynch brokerage
firm.
Plan B of the business council's
proposal would give creditors 77%
of their investment and allow them
to negotiate or challenge the coun-
ty for the remaining ~% in court.
The pool committee's settlement
plan is similar in concept to the
business council's proposal. How-
ever, there arc several significant
alterations, said Paul Brady Jr., Ir-
vine city manager and committee
vice chairman:
• It recognizes the existence of
three distinct investment pools -
a bond pool, co-mingled pool and
a special investment pool.
• It solidifies the stability of re-
covery notes, meaning that the
extra 3% added to the 77%.is con-
sidered "good-as-gold."
•It replaces suboFdin ated
claims with a n~w repayment claim
which binds the county more firm-
ly to repaying the remainder in the
future.
•Creditors could still accept ei·
ther Plan A or ihe business coun-
cil's Plan B
Newport Beach, which had $10
million of its $16.2 million invest-
ment in the county bond pool
would likely benefit from the ac-
knowledgment that separate pools
See PROPOSAL/Page A 11
Nine months later,
Moorlach gets post
• Man who lost county
treasurer-tax collector
election to Robert Citron
unanimously cho sen by
supervisors to replace him.
Bv Ev AN HENERSON, STAFF W1.nn
SANT A ANA -Nine months
after he lost his bid for the trea-
surer-tax collector position to
Robert Citron, John Moorlach fi.
nally won the job Friday after the
county board of supervisors unani-
mously appointed him to the posi-
tion.
And Orange County's newest
treasurer-tax collector spent the
evening celebrating at Chuck E
Cheese's.
On Thursday e\ening, a spc-
cially·convened 'freai.urers o, er•
sight Conimillee decided thJt
Moorlach fit the qualifications and
recommended his appointment tu
the board. Interim Treasurer Tho·
mas Daxon had finished has term
with the county and was scheC:lulec.1
to return to Oklahoma.
Moorlach's wife. son and par·
ents were present during the ap·
pointment Friday. After the vote,
Moorlach was sworn in by count)"
clerk recorder Gary Granville. He
will begin work on Monday.
"I hope to have a 100-day plan
in th e next week on what we want
to accomplish," said Moorlach,
formerly a CPA and certified f1·
nancial planner with Balser.
Horowitz, Frank and Wakeling.
"We really need an investment
pohcy statement and we need to
restore credibility. Pm sure I'll
have enough to chew on for a long
.·
"My 4-year-old son loves that
place," Moorlach Qplained. "We
usually go there on special occa-
sions." See TREASURER/Page A 13
M.uc MAanN/DAtLT Ptt.OT
A landslide on the southern edge of the Harbor View Homes In Corona del Mar brought work crews and onlookers.
Rep. Cox joins Gramm' s
presidential campaign
tandslide pushes homeowners near edge
'·
...,. Newport Republican
announces that he will act
as the state co-chairman of
the Texas senator's run to
the White House.
him to u throng of media as "thl.!
man who will next year replace
Bill Clinton."
...,. Irvine Co. officials say they will assess and repair
damage done in Buck GuUy.
BY EVAN HENB.UON, S'rAJF Wann
CORONA DEL MAR -A
125-foot section of Buck Gully
hillside dropped 20 feet into the
canyon Thursday leaving three
homeowners on Sandcastle Drive
overlooking a precipice.
The slide occurred gradually,
INSIDI
Bob Hemy ~ some
enc:ourif ng sip Friday as he
battles to recover from
.-nShot wound.
SH 1tory/pqe Al
said Bob Riblett who lives at 974
Sandcastle Drive . directly above
the damaged area. Riblett and
his wife Debra noticed a single
crack in the hillside Thursday
morning. The crack widened
throughout the day with the ma-
jority of the slope giving way
sometime late Thursday evening.
LOCALS ONLY
In sell'Cll or Oscar
We are looking for Oscar,
the golden statuette
presented each year for the
best work in movies by the
The Academy of Motion
Picture Arts & Sciences.
The Oscar -and its
owner -will be honored
guests of the Newport-Mesa
Assistance league benefit
"Night of the Stars" on
March 27, the evening the
Academy Awards are
presented.
If you've got an Oscar
collecting dust on your shelf,
give us a call at 574-4239.
INDIX
Around Town ...••.....•..• AS
Best Buys ..................... Al
Classified ..................... BS
Community & Clubs .... A2
Community Forum •... A 12
Fied Martin ................. A3
Performing Arts ......... A 10
Religion ...•.............•..... A6
Society •...............•........ A4
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"The planters and the railroad
tics use d for landscaping are
gone," Bob Riblett said early
Friday aftc;moon."
Surveyors and Jgcotechnical
consultants from The Irvine Co.,
which owns the slope, spent the
day assessing damage and cover-
ing the area with plastic to pro-
tect it from additional move-
ment While they hid not det~r
mined the cause of the slope frul-
ure, an Irvine Co. Spokesperson
said the company's first priority
was to stabilize the area and
moni tor th e slope ove r the week-
end.
"We got instant response from
our neighbors, the city and Tbe
Irvine Co.," said Bob Riblett
who has lived in his home since
1988. "The Irvine Co. basically
told us, 'We don't know if you
did this or we did this, but we're
going to fix it.'
Officials from the city's build-
••• LAHDSLIDl /P•1• A 1 1
BY MARC S. POSNER, STAFF Warru
COSTA MESA -Congressman
Chris Cox became part of the 1996
presidential campaign on Friday,
announcing that he'll act as U.S.
Senator Phil Gramm's state co-
chairman.
Cox called the Senator from
Texas a "philosophical heir to Ro-
nald Reagan," then introduced
Those two names -Clinton
and Reagan -were prominenr in
the hour-long gathering that was
called to announce Cox's endorse-
ment. Gramm was in town for a
fund-rai'ling dinner on Friday at
the Center Club.
' "I'm running for president be-
cause I want to help finish the Re-
agan revolution," Gramm said
"We've either got to change the
way government does our business,
or we're going to lose the Ameri-
can dream."
Orange County is a critical part
See COX/Page A 1 J
Tr.ansients lay claim Jo area behind ~urniture store
...,. Freeway overpass tunnel
has be~ome haven for
homeless, vandals.
BY TJNA Boa.~ STAE• Warna
COSTA MESA -As a kid,
Tim Dunlap used to play along the
old train tracks behind the Wickes
Furniture building at Harbor Bou-
levard and the San Diego Free-
way, exploring the surrounding
bushes and playing inside the free-
way overpass tunnel.
He wouldn't recommend anyone
doing that now -especially at
night. The area has become a
haven for homeless encampments.
"I went back there a couple
months ago and I found a hypo-
dermic needle in some or the rub-
bish that was around there,•' said
the 35-year-old Dunlap, as he
trekked through the area earlier
this week. "There were about 10
bap that were full or rubbish and
rotted food. It looks lite ~plc
are Uvina in there."
Empey liquor bOttles litter the
tunnel, Its waU1 COYered with &raf-
fttl.
Piln Of aihel -appuenlly the
remains of small campfirw -dot
the lensth of the rocky peth Where
the' train tracb haye been coveted
ewer. A small co11ectlon of old pou
and pans ails beside ono pile. A
MMe M.unM/DAlLT P11.0T
Tim Dunlap points out areas In an abandoned train tunnel under
th• 405 Freeway frequented by homeleu Reople and taggers.
dirty, bent barbecue grill its be· just o(( an unused parkin& lot to
side another. the rear or the store on Gi~ler Av·
"It looks like there was a card enue. They bana their blankets
aamc pn-over Mre," Dunlap and sleeping bap over the 1torc·s
said, poinuna to a scattered deCk chain·link fence durin& the day,
Of p&.tjtna cards layln& on lop of possa'bly to keep them f rec of bup
the din. and rodents. I
And the Widtca storo property Oae homeless man has claimed
1ervc1 • no boundary. -a cubbyhole at the blck of thit.
Dunlap and other residents say building as his own. He leaves his
lh•t tnlltients Sleep in tho ~=b .... la-n"'k=cts lnd a pillow there, alona
with plastic grocery bags filled
with empty water bottles, food
wrappers ond canned food -
some opened, some not.
The management at Wickes re-
cently signed a release giving po-
lice the authority to enter the
property at night to arrest tres-
passers, which may ?rive the
homeless man out before too long.
But it hasn't yet. The man's bed-
ding was stilJ there on Friday.
"I saw him there just the other
day," said Ray Wulff, who rides
his bike and goes for walls past
the building every day. "He was
sitting right there on the step. He
had his head down and a coi p on,
so I rouldn't really see what he
looked like.
While transients often appear
harmless, Wulf said that is not al-
ways the case.
Indeed, police have been allied
to the area a number o( times over
the ~aN for unlawrut fires and
''violence" among the tran ient ,
Mayor Joe Erickson said. .
.. Police have poken of followina
10me petty theft suspects into that
area and not bcina able to follow
them down into the t>UsMs;h
ErickJon said.
Whi&e on· a ridc-alon& with po-
lice abc>ut a year ago, Erickson -
Ytho in the last few monthi has or·
aanizcd a terics cl mecti'WI aimed
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S8turday, March 18, 1995
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.. LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI • .57•-4233 t
Sale Wiii give
designer clothes onicers to dedicate run to i-'Jured colleague
·a second life
T HE SOUND OF MUSIC
Chapter of The Guilds is
having its "Repeat
Performance" sale today, which
consists of previously-owned
designer clothing sold at bargain
Prices. The event is at Tllo Oasis
• Center, corner of 5th and
) · ~arguerite in Corona del Mar.
, Doors open at 10 a.m .. and·close
aj 6 p.m.
Admission is $5, and the
proceeds will
benefit the
Orange County
Performing Arts
Center. ·
Items on sale
include desigQer
gowns, dresses,
suits, casual wear
and men's and
children's
clothing.
Shari Brown of
~ Bob Henry shows signs
of improving the day other ,
man. involved in 'the
~hooting incident is buried.
BY M.u.c S. PosN~ STA.Pr Warna
NEWPORT BEACH -· While
Officer Bob Henry wa5 showing
. signs Q( an imprpving medical
condition, . his ·.colleagues' were
making-strides of ·tlieir"own, train-
ing for a 120-mile desert run
they'll dedicate to him.
On Friday, doctors at Hoag
Hospital pointed a light at
Henry's eye, and the comatose pa-
tient's pupils contracted. That re·
flex reaction marked the third
consecutive day that Henry, who
was shot in the head last Sunday,
showed signs he's on the road to
recovery.
Participating in the event will
help in a variety of ways, Valier·
camp said:
• It's another avenue to help
raise money for the • police as·
soclation's Robert Henry Fund.
• It serves as a focal point for
officers in other departments to ·
rally around. · '
• lt gives officers a way of re-
leasing their emotions ..
•11 think s9mething like': this is
· ah outlet for those of us who feel
helpless," Yallercamp said. "It
makes you feel like you're con-
tributing. We're all very motivated
to help and to do all that we
can."
Working has been more dif-
ficult this past week, Vallercamp
admitted.
"We're all professio'nals and
will continue to do our job as best
as we can," he said. "Are we
doing it with a heavy heart? Yes."
Best
Buys
the Chapter of
the Guilds says
"the best-dressed
women in
Newport Beach have emptied out
their closets for a one-day sale."
"For the first time, his pupils
responded to having light directed
llt his eyes," said a neurosurgeon
who's treating Henry. "Though
these changes are very small, they
are all encouraging and reflect he
may be heading in the right direc-
tion." .
While doctors continued to
monitor Henry's critical condition
and treat brain swelling, Carlos
Caicedo -whose dead body was
discovered o~ top of Henry just
after 4 a.m. last Sunday -was
memorialized and buried in Santa
Ana.
Cun Luxsctt/DAILY PILOT
Newport Beach Police Lt. Mike Jackson times officers, from left, Tom Fischbacher, Will Tellsh
and Ron Rodgers, on a SK run in preparation for the Baker to Vegas run. The officers are
dedicating the run to injured Officer Bob Henry.
Henry, 11 football player at
Mater Dei High School and a
member of the Orange County
Cop Bowl team, wasn't a member
of Newport Beach's Baker·to-
Vegas team, although Vallercamp
"hounded him" to join.
The 10 kilometers each officer
runs was a longer distance than
Henry was used to, Vallercamp
said. 0
NOW THAT THE storm has
passed, WestclifT Court has
rescheduled its tent sale for 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. today.
All stores will be participating in ·
the sale including," A'Maree's,
rutual du Monde, Kristen's
Lingerie, Little People and Me,
Forever Friends, Buck's Clock
Shoppe, and Appointments of
NeW'port.
Westcliff Court is at 1649
Westcliff Drive in Newport B~ach.
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RALPH'S GROCERY STORES
are giving away half-price ski lift
ticket coupons for the Mountain
High ski area with the purchase of
S50 or more of groceries.
The coupons are given away at
the Ralph's in Costa Mesa at 380
E. 17th St., and in Newport Beach
at 2660 San Miguel Drive. The
coupons must be used by May 14,
and other restrictions apply.
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OFF THE WALL Gallery
(723-5950) is having a silent art
auction today through March 26 at
its Newport Beach location at
3441-B Via Lido.
The auction consists of deluxe
custom-framed and unframed art
which will be given to the highest
bidder. "The prices will not
exceed wholesale prices,"says Lee
Gellerman, of Off The Wall ~
Gallery. "Most art will go below
whole~ale prices."
Artists represented in the
auction include, Bill Mack,
Behrens, M.T. Kent, Nunez,
Powell, Nagel, Mukai, Logan,
Cosby, O'Brien, Moses, Shao,
Blue, Archer, Ledan and
Hacnracts.
Winning bidders will be notified
March 28.
0
FIGGE PHOTOGRAPHY is
celebrating its 50th anniversary
with a children's special. Now
through April 30, Figge is
discounting sitting fees for
children 50%, and children's
portrait fee s are 25% off.
Figge Photography (644-6933) is
at 240 Newport Center Drive, ~uite 110, in Newport Beach.
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pest Buys appears Thursdays and
~Dturdays. Whether you're a
tnerchant or a shopper, JI you
know of a good buy, call me at
~40-1224, fax me at 646-4170 or
write to me: Best Duys, Dally Pilot,
~30 ~V. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
Calif., 92627.
I
Approximately 40 people at-
tended the 45-minute memorial
mass conducted in Spanish. Fam-
ily members quietly left the
church after helping place his
white-washed wooden coffin into
the hearse. They issued no com·
ment.
Police suspect the Garden
Grove man may have gone to the
end of 16th Street near Dover
Drive intending to co~mit suicide
because he was despondent about
'being separated from his 3-year-
old son.
And the incident surrounding
Henry has left the department
somber as well.
For example, even though New-
port Beach police are the defend-
ing champions in the classification
LBAH HOOSTEN/DAILY PILOT
Krystal Dean covers a smile as Newport Beach DARE
Officer Ed Walsh unboxes a coffee mug that the Mariners
Elementary student hand-painted for him. Walsh, who has
been named the top DARE officer In the state, received the
gift on Take a Cop to Lunch DaY., Friday. "He made a
difference In my life," Krystal said. • He taught me to say no
without being scared."
Newport DARE officer
tabbed as best in state
Officer Ed Walsh, honored
by his peer's last year as the
county's best anti-drug teacher,
learned Friday that he's been
named the best in the state.
He was selected from more
than 1.000 other officers in the
state, Newport Beach Police
S~. Andy Gonis said.
"He's JUSt done an outstand-
ing job working with the kids,"
Gonis said. 0 We're very proud
of him." '
Walsh, a 15-year police vet-
eran who has spent the last 10
in a Newport Beach uniform, is
working on his last semester in
the Drug Abuse Resistance Ed-
ucation - or DARE -pro-
gram. He currently serves as
president of the Orange County
region of the group.
But Walsh, dubbed the "lol-
lipop cop" by his police col-
leagues, is best known for his
work on school grounds.
In January, Mariners School
students made sure Walsh
won't be forgotten -they hon-
ored him by namin~ the
school's main building "Top
Co Hall." ~alsh has spent the last
three years in local schools with
DARE. He's also served in the
department's juvenile detective
bureau and as a motorcycle of-
ficer.
of the Baker-to-Vegas run, Of-
ficer Ron Vallercamp said the 20
o{ficers and other team members
almost pulled out of the April 8·9
competition after Henry was shot.
"Personally, I didn't run a
step," Vallercamp said. "In run-
ning, it's the will to survive. That's
what Bob is exhibiting -the will
to survive. So that gave us some
motivation."
Still, the decision to participate
in something the public may view
as fun, wasn't easy, Vallercamp
said. He said the team won't stay
in Las Vegas when the race is fin·
ished.
"Obviously, he's · forefront in
our minds," Vallercamp said.
"He's fighting real hard. He's im-
proving and that's encouraging to
all of us.
"We didn't really want to go,"
he said. "In thinking about it and
talking-about it, we decided this is
a great opportunity to help Bob."
The ever-smiling Henry was a
weight-lifting buff instead.
"We're a part of Bob's ex-
tended family," said Vallercamp
of Henry, who is married with
three.children. "He's got two fam-
ilies ... and we want to do what
we can to help."
Donations can be sent to:
NBPEA-Robert Henry Fund, 870
Santa Barbara Drive,. Newport
Beach, Calif., 92660.
Choral festival to · feature local ·youths _
C OMMUNIT NOTES-A
free Newport-Mesa Choral
Festival will be staged 7:30
p.m., Wednesday at Newport
Harbor High School and will
feature choirs from Ensign
Intermediate School and Corona
del Mar, Costa Mesa, Estancia
and Newport Harbor high schools .
Congratulations
to Cyndi
Branson-Waller,
sixth-grade
teacher at
Kaiser
Elementary
---School who was
Jim
de Boom
honored at the
Dorothy
Chandler
------Pavilion for
Community
& Clubs
excellence in the
arts as a
BRAVO Award
Nominee by the
Los Angeles Music Center.
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CLUB NOTES: Costa Mesa
Downtown Kiwanis Club melllber
Charlie Markel indicates $20
tickets are available for \he · · ..
"Drug Use is Life Abuse" night
at Disneyland, March 30. The
park will be limited to 9,000
guests. Call 642-6438 for more
information.
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SERVICE CLUB ME~INGS
THJS COMING WEEK -
TUESDAY: 7:30 a.m. Newport
Beach Sunrise Rotary Club will meet
at the Balboa Bay Club to hear from
Dr. James Fallon on brain research.
Noon -Costa Mesa KJwanls Club
meets at the Costa Mesa Comm.unity
Center; Newport Beach KJwanls Club
meets at Charley Browns. 6 p.m. -
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons
Club meets at the Costa Mesa Golf & ·
Country Oub to hear from Dick
Top deputies: Members of the Orange Coast Exchange Club honored five members of the Orange County Sheriff's
Department during the club's annual Crime Prevention Wee·k
(5rogram. Pictured, from left, are Sgt. Dave Cherman,
supervisor of the year; Deputy Larry Pool, patrol deputy of the
~· AIVte Perry, civilian employee of the year; Deputy Reyner
uerrero, corrections deputy of the year; and deputy Tim
Morris, Harbor Patrol deputy of the year.
Power of the Boys & Girls Club.
WEDNESDAY: 7:15 a.m. ·South
Coast Metro Rotary Club meets at
the Center Oub. 7:30 a.m. -Costa
Mesa-Orange Coast Breakfast Uons
Club meetl at Ma Barker's ·
Restaurant. Noon -Costa Mesa
Rotary Club meets at the Mesa
Verde Country Club; The Exchange
Club or Oranae Coast will meet at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub.
6:30 p.m. -Newport-Balboa Rotary
Club meets at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Oub to hear about "Team
America."
THURSDAY: Noon -Kiwanis
Club or Corona dcl Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht. Club; Costa
Mtsa North Kiwanis Club meets at
the Holiday Inn; Ncwport-lrvlnt ·
Rotary Club meets at the Irvine
Marriott Hotel for craft talks; The
Exchange Club or Newport Harbor
meets at Charley Browns for
Prcmfore Appreciation Day honorin&
the sponsors.
Community & ClubJ Is pub-
lished eYery Saturday. Fax your
service club meeUng Information
to 631-58$1 or mall to 1143 Bay-
port Way, Newport Beach, Calif.,
92660.
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Now that Ross Johnion' s in, let's hope the distortions end • emne ...........
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0 n Wednesday, the day after
the election for state
senator Crom the 3Sth
district, our mail contained the
usual stuff: an assortment of bills,
a pitch to join the Toccata guild of
the Orange County Philharmonic
Society, the 37th credit-card
solicitation of the year and a
cheaply printed, single-page
handbill addressed to my wife.
The flyer urged
her to vote for
Gil Ferguson for
state Senate.
What a perfect
symbol of the
fom1er
assemblyman's
entire campaign:
a day late and
hundreds o!
thousands of
dollars short. On the
Coast In f airncss, we
did receive two
other pieces from
Gil that actually arrived before
election day. l:'Iowever, election
winner Ross Johnson verily
swamped us with hit pieces. While
Ferguson was tantalizing us with
endorsements from Oliver North
and "honorary" campaign
chairman Rush Limbaugh,
Johnson trotted out an unwaverin&
list of 38 "Republican leaders"
who were backing him.
Opposite the long roster of
Johnson supporters was the list of
"Republican Leaders Endorsing
Gil Ferguson for state Senate."
There, all by his lonesome, was
the name of Mickey Conroy. He,
of course, is the Santa Ana
assemblyman who rc:ccntly, and
very publicly, let the world know
that the going rate for an
assemblyman's car was $2,500.
Prior to that, Conroy was perhaps
best known for his bill to allow the
paddling of schoolchildren.
The Conroy gambit wasn't the
only bit of humor in Johnson's
barrage of mailers. Did you notice
that Marian Bergeson, who
invariably headed the lists or
Johnson bac~~rs. was always
identified as "former Orange
County state Senator," rat~r than
her current title. "Orang~ &unty
supervisor?" What does that tell
you about the esteem·in which
supervisors arc held these days?
We can only hope that Johnson
and whoever puts the words in his
mouth will be a little more
straightforward during his term in
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the Senate than they were during
the campaign. Get this bit of
subterfuge. "Perennial candidate
Gil Ferguson is running for office
... again," the piece said with
obvious derision.
What it didn't mention was that
Ross Johnson has been in the
Assembly since 1978. Ferguson
first went there in 1984. Johnson is
more. the career professional
politician by three terms in the
Legislature.
that contained 'distortions and
misrepresentations.' "
Perhaps the peak of hypocrisy in
the Johnson campaign came in a
"personal" note from the
candidate's wife. It began: "Don't
you agree that campaigns have
become so untruthful thpt it's
nearly impossible to know what to
believe about a candidate
. anymore? ... I've been sadly
disappointed with the untrue
attacks against Ross. He deserves
better -and so do you."
I will certainly agree that we
deserve better. But I guess that,
since fewer than 15% of us chose
to vote Tuesday, we got what we
d~rve.
0
A TREE GROWS IN
NEWPORT? The spray-painted ,
city's in dire financial straits~ and
they're going to spend money they
don't have to plant a tree we don't
want."
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SOLUTION TO A PAINFUL
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considerable hit by the time Newt
& Co. get through. Our household
has fre eloaded for years on KCET
Channel 28 and our local KOCE
and we have decided to kick in
with a ·contribution to the cause.
Now is a good time, because
both stations are in the middle of
' their incessant fund-rai sing
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inane, than these dreary pitches.
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Then it goes on to knock
Ferguson for retiring before
entering the Senate race he lost to
Johnson. "Last year he abandoned
his Assembly scat in the spirit of
term limits." One might add that,
this year, Johnson abandoned his
constituents in Placentia and
moved to Irvine so be could run
for tbc Stl\tc.:;enate seat vacated
by Bergeson.
The pot further called the kettle
black in another piece with the
theme, "Something fishy about Gil
Ferguson." Huffed Johnson, "The
Orange County Republican
Central Committee officially
charged Gil Ferguson with
breaking the Republican Party's
code of ethics in 1992 for sending
mail attacking a fellow Republican
· markin~ on the walk in front of
Diane and Steve A:skcw's Westcliff •
home didn't look like the usual
graffiti. Diane called the city to
·So I have a brilliant idea. When
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contribution, they give you a code
number. Yi:>u enter that number
and you can instantly zap all the
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programming.
Organiz.ers also seek to
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getting as ·many participants
as possible in a huge bug.
Last year, 48 buggers par-
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find out the meaning of the
mysterious markings.
"That's where we're going to
plant a tree," she was told.
"But we don't want a tree,"
Diane said.
"Sorry," said the city.
"I don't get it," says Steve. "The
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With Argypos wheals
S &X weeks ago, give or take a
week, JudJe Aroros called
her friend Carol Campbell
and asked her to spend the day in
LA.
''l'm afraid to go to lA alone,"
confessed Argyros.
"Even if it's the Beverly Hills
·part.'' she continued with a laugh.
B.W.
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-Argyros had
made an
appointment with
dress designer to
the stars, Nolan
Miller. The
holidays were
over, it was a
new and exciting
year. Despite the
fact Orange
County ha9
----.--declared
The Crowd ~ bankruptcy, having a new
•----· dress made by a favorite designer wasn't a bad way
suit.
"Six weektl We can't even get 1
committee together in six weeks!"
screamed Argyros.
Miller didn't lcnow if she was
excited or it his assistant had stuck
her with a pin during the fiuina.
~lching her breath, taking a
moment to confer with her pal
Carol, Judie came back with an '
unqualified "yes."
"Wonderfol," responded Miller,
busy working on designs for clients
on the new Spelling television
show "Models, Inc." as he was
also filling Argyros.
"Oh, there's one thing though,
Nolan. 1'11 only be in town for
about three days over the next
month."
"Three days. Good grief. How
will we pull this logether?" ~iller
was afraid of disaster. He turned
to his assistant Mark and
whispered, "We're in big trouble,
now."
I -n 8hDW ts a smash
black ank white hat box awaited
the guest. There was no assigned
seating. First come, front row
served.
The hat boxes were filled with
lunch. Tea sandwiches, fresh fruit,
chocolate dipped cookies. Hyatt
waiters paraded the aisle pouring
Perrier and Champagne. The
Lambada music of the Gypsy
Kings reverberated. Unconsciously,
shoulders swayed to the European
disco beat as Orange County
ladies and quite a few gents
nibbled out of their hat boxes.
informalion services. Every dollar
of the $50 tidet went right to
High Priority.
"Twenty thousand dollars is a
lot of money, and it's going to do
a Jot of good for rhe women of
this county," said Connie Murphy,
accepting a check from Judie
Argyros .•
"You know what means the
most 10 me?" questioned the
hostess of her crowd. "Nine or 10
ladies here loday came up 10 me
and said that they were breast
cancer survivors. Perhaps with this
money we'll be able to save
another llf e."
' Phyllis Oalllie, Dnrbnra Dowic,
Margo Chamberlin, Sally Coombe,
Arden FJomson, Carol Horowlt~,
mitur Wollcrlch, Mory Pat Lucns,
Detty Belden Palmer, Sally
Segerstrom and Craig Drown with
the blonde bombshell Beverly
Cohen applauded the Argyros
sentiment. to kick off 1995:--Desides, Argyros
and Campbell would have a f cw
laughs, take in the big city sights,
do a little Hollywood lunch with
Miller, designer to Sophia Loren,
Joan Collins and Linda Evans, to
name a few.
"No problem," assured the
red-headed (that week)
powerhouse. "I'm very dynamic on
1he phone. With Carol's help, we'll
make this work."
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Fashion designer Nolan Miller with show stopper Judie Argyros.
Then, following comedic intros
from Argyros and Miller (they're
both very good wirh that
microphone), tbe runway came to
life with a massive display of
Miller's '95 cou.ture coll~c1ion.
"The gowns arc really my
favorite," dOnfided the designer in
a private moment before the show.
The ladies agreed, applauding for
the fashions of gold moire silk and
double georgette, French lace and
rose chanrilly that flowed before
them.
With the same speed and grace
with which the event was
organized, it was alSQ concluded.
A flash and the Miller fantasy
collection was gone, the models
off the runway, the remains of the
hat box lunch on the floor. Twenry
thousahd dollars was raised for
breast cancer treatment and
And by the way, the hostess was
a knockout in her Nolan Miller
suit of ice pink silk crepe, hat and
shoes to match.
ArgyroS" came away from the tet
a 1et with her new dress, and a big
challenge. "Judie, do you think
1hcre might be a charity in .Orange
County that mighl like to have a
hllle fashion show of my spring/
!>ummer '95 couture collection?"
u::.kcd Miller.
The Argyro) wheels began to
turn.
''Why Nolan, you kn ow we can
<lo rhat," she replied.
"Can you do it in six weeks?"
~~id the six-foot-five dres~maker in
his signature navy blue pi~!>triped
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to work. "II was actually easy •
having a committee of one. We
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Connie Murphy, president of High
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a date, that by 1his time was0only
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ballroom of the Hyatt lrvine (we'll
never know how many events got
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LANDICUI CLAU
Kay Matson and Terry Meikle will be
presenting a free landscape class at the
Flowcrdalc Nurseries, 2700 Bristol, in Costa
Mesa. The class will help participants plan
Invest and design a "Dream Landscape." To
sign-up, call 754-6661.
&.IFI An•• D1Voac1
"Divorce: A New ~ginning" workshop wiJI be
presented by therapist Maxine Cohen Crom 10
a.m. to 12:30 Jf.m., at 180 Newport Center
Drive. For more information call 759-0579.
SUNDAY
ADULT DAY IHVICU Of OC
The Adult Day Services of Orange County wlU
be hosting its third annual "Hearts Filled Wilh
Hope" cha~iry wine/food tasting and auction at
the Village Crean between 2 p.m. and S p.in.
Ticke,ts arc $3~. Information, 548-9331.
' ' .
:-HALI WATCH CllUlll • ~
The Japan America Society of Southern
California is hosting a whale watching cruise
from 9 to 11 :30 a.m. The cruise' will be
narrated in English and Japanese. Cost is $12
for adults, $7 for children. Registratio.n begins
at 8:30 a.m. at Davey's Locker, 400 Main St.,
Balboa. For more information call Doug Erber
a1 850.4335.
CNN CORRl.,ONDINT IPIAKS
Wolf Blitzer, award-winning CNN senior White
En.joy
Live
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House CQrrespondcnt, ii tho keynote IPCAkcr
for the Oranac County Jewi&h Federat1on'1
annuaJ "CampaJpt Jubilee" dinner at 6:30 p.m.
at ,Crystal Court, South Cout Plaza in Costa
Mesa. For more Information, call Debbie Stein
at 1SS·SSSS.
MONDAY
fOUIUJCMUTIN•
The Forensic Consultants Association or
Orange County Will hold its monthly meeting at
The 'Pacific Oub in Newport Beach.
Networking begins at S:30 p.m., and dinner
follows at 6:30 p.m. Reservations arc required.
Call 723-1114.
8UllNIU WOaDNOlt
A two-part workshop that examines plannina
strategies for succeeding in a smalJ business
begins in Orange CoaJt College's Community
Services Office, from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Fee is
$49. The Workshop will coqtinue Wednesday.
Details, 432;5880.
TUISDAY
COMltUTla WORk.INOlt
A workshop to help computer owners manage
their data like the pros is scheduled from 6:30
to 9:30 p.m. at Orange Coast College. Fee is
S39 and a SS material fee is payable in class.
For more information, call 432·5880.
CMC LIAGUI MlnlNO
·Jim Wood, editor of Coaster Magazine, will
speak on the Orange County bankruptcy at the
HOUND TOWN
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--. .._ Hlab School'a boys and "* lwlll IRml arc holding their
.._.. Clll' wuh and rummace sale
,,_I a.a to 5 p.m. in lbe parking llt d KGna Lanei on Halbor losll'\wd, Funds raised by the ..._. wDI be used for meet cnt!)' W IDd equipment. \
0 ~¥. sale to benefit Costa H School's 1995 Grad
Nlpt go on from 7 a.m. to 1
~ In tho front parking lot of the
lcboal at the comer of Fairview
liDd Arlinaton. There will also be a
carwuh.
m<ifithty muting oft~ 'women's Civic League
at 10 a.m. at the Mariner's Library in Newport
Beach ..
WIDNUDAY
PDlaDarn
Estancia High School PTSA is sponsoring a
paper drive at the school, 2323 Placentia Ave.,
from 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. They will accept
newspapers and computer paper. For more
information, call Sherrie Hoyt at 645-0715.
llCOMI AN AatllT
An eight-week drawing and paintina workshop
will be &ivcn Wednesdays, Jrom 9:30 a.m. 10
12:30 p.m. in Vince Jor&enson Center,
Mariners Library, 2005 Dover Dr., Newport
Beach. The series is designed for beginners to
advanced using mixed media. For more
information, call 644-3151.
IUPPla CLUa MllTINO
Prime Dynamics Supper Oub will meet at
Rocko's Restaur'\lnt, 223 Marine Ave., Balboa
Island. COst is $12 for advance reservations,
Sl5 at the door. Social begins at 5:30 p.m.,
dinner at 6 p.m. and program will follow at 7
p.m. Jnformalion/rcservations, 262-7300.
THURSDAY .
fAC11MOUT AUCTIONS
"Discover Auctions" is the title of a free
evening program planned at 7 p.m. in the
Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach
Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Details,
717-3800.
llNIORTAXU
Tax counselor Mark Frisman and the Jewish
Senior Center of Orange County arc offering
free lax assistance to seniors 60 and older
every Thursday through April 13.
Appointments are required. For more
information, call 513-5641 or 513·5642.
CAallR WOak.IHOf'
A free two-part workshop designed to show
attendees how their personal beliefs can help
or hinder career advancement is scheduled
Crom noon 10 1:30 p.m. at Orange Cout
College's Re-Entry Center. Details, 432-5162.
MllT THI AUTHOU
Round Tuble West is hoSting a luncheon ac the
Balboa Bay Oub where actendees will h:avc the
chaoce to meet several authors. including
actress Audrey Meadows, who wrote "Love,
Alice: My Life As A Honeymooner." Tickets
are S35 each or S350 for a 1:1blc of JO.
Reservations/ information, (213) 256-7977.
MIMlllUMlf' DRIVI
The Junior League of Orange County is
hosting a membership informational coffee for
prospective members from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ut
Sherman Gardens in Corona-Ocl l'wfar. The
league 1s a churicable, nonprofit organizauon of
more than 1,000 women who arc cummiucd to
promot111g voluntecrism and imprO'<ing the
community. For more information, call
261-0823. ..
FRIDAY
IUSINISS DIVllOf'MINT MllTING
The Con~umer Business NctwQrk 'Viii sponsor
a lecture titled ··Recognizing and I larnessing
Your Creativity." The 7 a.m. meeting will be
presented by James Todhunter at the Geezers
Garlic Grill, 4200 Scott, in Newport Beach.
The cost is SIS. Details, 550-4785.
Send JOUr item~ to A.round Tonn editor, Tbt
Duily Pilot, JJO \V. Day St., Costu Mesa, Calif.
92627.
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TODAY
"IRIHDARf
"The Spiritual Ar1ist" is the 10 a.m. 10
2 p.m. workshop al NNJ>Or1 Beach
Church or Rell&lou1 Science's
Parsonage, 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa
Mcsn. Phone 646-3199.
IHIN 8UDDHISM
Newport Beach lll&nshl Uonc•nJI
Uuddhlsl Temple's Oharma Society
prcscnu a lecture nnd discussion $Cries
on Shin Buddhism 7 p.m. 01 the
temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
For more information, call the Rev.
I llrosumi at 722-1202 or Ronnie
Young at .651-3102.
SUNDAY
SAINT&.Y TOPIC
"The Saint P:11rick" is the topic al
I0:30 a.m. n1 Newpor:t Dench Chµrch
of Rellglous Science, 901 Dove St., ,No.
145, Newport Be:ich. Phone 646:3199.
OOD IOX '
"The God Box" is the tille of guest
speaker the Rev. Steven Moore's 10:30
a.m. sermon :it Ornnge Coasl
Unitarian Universollst Church, 1259
Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
Moore is the minister of the
MCC-Occan of Life Church, Costa
Mes:i. lnfdnt and child care, plus
religion education for youth directed
by Rand:i Schm:ilfcld, will be offered
during the service. There will be a
bake sale after the service. For more
information, call 6-16-4652.
MINTAL HI.Al.TH SUPPOaT GROUP
A support group for parents, siblings
and spouses of the seriously mentally
111 meets at 6:30 p.m. at SI. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews
Road, Newport Beach. For
1nform:i1ion. phone the Adult
Education Office, 57~·2236.
ADULT FAITH HVILOPMINT
Linda Crowder, using Kennith Stokes'
"Faith is a Verb," leads an exploration
into the dynamics of :itlult faith
development :it 7 p.m. in the Parish
Center at Saine Mich:iel and All
Angels, 3233 Pacific View Drive,
Corona dcl Mar.
Crowder has offered similar
programs at St. Andrew's Episcopal
Church in Irvine (where she is a
p:irishioner) and at St. Gregory's
Episcop:il Parish in Long Beach. C:ill
M4·~63 for more informntion.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Udo, Newport Beach
673-1340 or 673-6150
Church lOcun & Spm,
Sunday School 1 oam
Wednesday MeeUngs 8pm
For lh1H saith /ht ford that rrtattd
tht hta1·ttn .... J am /ht lflrd; and thtrt
is t1011t tlu.
Isaiah 45: 18
Brooch of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ. Scientist
Boston. Massachusens
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TUUDAY
ICllNCIOfMIND
Meditation at 6:30 p.m. roll~'Cd by
"Prospcriry/Scicnce or Mind" al 7 p.m.
arc held at Newport Btacb Cbuttb or
Rdl,loUJ Sclepce, 901 Dove SI., No.
14S, Newport Beach,
Science of Mind/Healing is also held
10 o.m. Wednesdays. for more
information, call 646-3199.
WIDNUDAY
HAYU IUAKIAIT
First Unlled Methodist Cbuttb or
Cosla Mesa holds a Prayer Breakfast
at 6 a.m. al Denny's restaurant al
Ncwp(>rt Boulevard and 17th Street in
Costa Mesa. Call 548-m1.
HOLY COMMUNION
St. Ja~s Episcopal Church, 3209 Via
Lido, Newport Beach, offers a noon
. service with Holy Communion. Bring a
lunch and dine with the church statf
ofter the service. for more
inform:ition, call 675-0210.
fULL UH
The Serendipity series for singles
continues its weekly sessions at 7:30
p.m. al SL Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach with Tustin 1herapis1
Jerry Deming.
He talks on "Living Your Life To
The Fullest!" One of Deming's
specialties is working with singles. All
singles arc welcome. A $2 donation
will be requested at the door, which
also covers refreshments. No
reservations :ire required. .
THURSDAY
ooo ausu .. ss
A "Business of God Luncheon .. begins
with a reception at 11 :30 a.m. and
luncheon and program at noon al The
Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa.
Speaker is Russell Chandler, a
rclision 'pccialist with 1he Los Angeles
Times and author of seven books. Cost
is S25 per person, which includes
.parking. RSVP 10 Walter Davis af
544-314 1.
A COURSI IN MJUCLIS
The non-profit organization A
Gathering of Miracles present "A
Course in Miracles" lecture and
discussion at 7:30 p.m. al Saint
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Fairview Community
Church
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of 1pirlhull pow/A Md fdlo,,lldp
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Pastor: Dr. Gary Bt1T'lflor•
across the street from the Orange
County Fairgrounds parking lot at
2525 Fairview Road (at Fair)
Costa Mesa (714) 545-4610
LUTHERAN
CHRIST LVTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor William Hemenway
"Wt l11'1t c/iildrtn, IJllUtlr, r11un9 "'ults, urttr
ttiults, seni11rs. Wt lt1'1t to urt, tD reacli
out, t11 mttt nttis, to . answer (utstions "
• Sunday Services -8:00 & 10:30
• Sunday School & Bible Studies -9:30
760 Victoria Street • Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(714) 631-1611 • (714) 548-6866 (School)
Newport Beech/Costa Meaa Dally Plk>t
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Mldaacl aod All Aqcl• Episcopal Claurda, 3233 Peclfac View Drive,
Corona del Mar. AJlen Rosenthal, a
nationally known lecturer. leads tho
Jccrurc. For more information, call
673-9227 or (310) '78-8994.
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"Applying Time Management To Your I
Job Search" is the topic Julie A. I
August, vice president or Palermo & l
As.sociales, addresses At the free I
Career Network meetina 7:30 p.m. at 1
SL And~s PrubyttrlH Church, 600 :
St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. I
The ongoing meetings, usually held 1
in Stewan Lounge al St. Andrew's, is
open 10 all. For additional
information, CAii 574-2239.
SATURDAY, MARCH 25
.. ACIMAICIN• fUTIVAL
The Religjous Education Department.
at Orange Coa't Unitarian ,
Unlverullst Church, 1259 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa, presents "Peacemaking·
Tb rough the Arts," a free festival,
from 9 a.m. ''? 4 p.m. Salurdny, March
' • • · • ~ . CASEY WICSCti / D~Y PM.OT
B'esides Sunday worship service's, Harbor Ttinity Baptist Church offers a variety of
programs for congregation members and visitors of all ages'.
25. , ~
Directed by Randa Sdunalfeld or
Fullenon, the progrnm offers
workshops and ac1ivi1ies for adults and
children. Keynote speaker Christine
Lamm of Fullerton describes her
experiences developing peace
curriculums and summer peace camps
in Southern California. She h3S been
chair or tlte Peace and Environmcn1al
lss11es Commillce for the California
Association for Education for Young
Children.
Harbor Trinity Baptist Church
The program explores opponunities
for involvement in pe:icemaking within
churches and communities. There will
be special music. A vegclari:in lunch
will be offered for S5 for adults nnd
$2.50 for children 14 and under.
Planned for Pacific Southwest
District Unitarian Univcrsalis1
churches, the workshop is open 10 the
public. For registration and
information, call Schmalfcld al
646-4652.
8LACK CHURCH LIADIU
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+ ADDRESS: 1230 Baker for newborns through 2-year-
Street, Costa Mesa. olds at both services; age-spe·
+TELEPHONE: 556-7787. cific Sunday school programs
+ DENOMINATION: The through high school.
church is a member of the + TYPE OF WORSHIP:
North American Baptist Contemporary praise songs
Conference of Churches. performed by the Baker Street ·
+YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1955. Band (singers with guitar, syn-+ SERVICE TIMES: Sunday -9 thesizer and drum accompani·
a.m. (contemporary praise ser-ment) at the 9 a .m . service; a
vice) and 10:30 a .m. (tradition-three-man worship team leads
al worship service). the choir, pianist and organist + PASTOR: Bruce Merrifield. in hymns at the second service. + PASTORAL STAFF: Michael 4l• TYPE OF SERMON: The
Decker, associate pastor; Ro d to pic ties in with the ice-
Randall, associate pastor; Patti breaker question; Merrifield
Fenton, children's minister; uses personal illustrations to
Derril Steele, business manag-open his message and answers
er; Christi Cochran. administra· the questions on the sermon
tive secretary. outline through explaining the
Orange County Chapter or Christians + CONGREGATION SIZE: 325-Scriptures.
for Blbllcal Equality presents Dr. 350 (weekly attendance). + RECENT SERMONS: This
Catherine Clnrk Kroc,cr speaking on + MAKEUP OF CONGREGA-Sunday's sermon is. titled .. "Great Black and African Leaders of the Enrly Church" al 10 a.m. at St. TION: A wide mix, from babies "Cheer Up"; other recent top-
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, to senior citizens; very family· ics include "It's Fruit Tree
Freeway to Heaven." + CHURCH PROGRAMS:
Adult a nd youth Sunday
school classes; Wednesday
night junior and senior high
school programs; "TLC"
groups; men's and women's
ministry programs; Kids Kwire;
A.W.A.N.A. (Approved
Workmen Are Not Ashamed)
program for kids in grades
three through six; Christian
leadership training seminars. + DRESS: Depends on age;
younger people wear jeans,
pants or casual dresses, while
o lder congregants tend to
dress up more. + MISSION STATEMENT:
Equip believers to present
Christ to families in our com-
munity through creative wor·
ship, caring groups, Biblical
teaching and leadership train-
ing.
Diercnficld Hnll-C, 600 St. Andrews oriented. Pruning Time," "Love is a
Road, Newport Beach. · + CHILD CARE: Nursery care . Risk" and "Jesus is the By Anastacia Freeberg I
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METHODIST
NEWPORT CENTER
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
160 I MarQuep1e Ave. C0<oncrde Mar
644-0745
Worship at S:OOAM & I O:OOAM Sunday School All AQes q:OOAM
R . d r ::."M rtin
I& FIRST UNITTD METHODIST
CHURCH OF COSTA MESA
420 W. 19th St. 548-7727
Between Harbor and Newport
WORSHIP AT 9:00 AM AND 10:30 AM
OIURCH SCHOOl ·All AGES · 9.00 f4M
Nursery · Kindergarten · 10:30 f4M
Youth Groups Sunday Evenings ·
Pastor Steve lsenmon
COMMUNITY CHURCH
REAL FAITH
FOR REAL LIFE
~Coor CoMMuNm CHuPm
lot SMNa, Soooa P.uro1
WEEIDID SllVICES:
S-uvlDAY 6:00 UC.
SuNMv t:oo s to:+5 uc.
'JlO bm CNnoc ~. Im.. C.A 9271'
7H.8Sf .7600
LAGUNA
United Methodist Church
21632 Wesley Dr.
Laguna Beach
499-3088
Sunday Morning Worship
& Christian Education 1 OAM
M inisters David Beades & Virginia
Wheeler
Wesley Counseling Center
services Available
Costa Mesa
MESA VERDE
UNmD METHODIST CHURCH
1701 Baker, C.M
Worship & Church School
8:30 and 10:00 a .m.
Or. Richard George 979·8234
PRESBYTERIAN
ST. MARK
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
SundttlJ Wor1hip 9:30 a.m.
CliilJ Care, SundalJ Sclrool
]11mlloree •t &stllluff
Newport Be•clt 644-134 7
CHRISTIAN
Y HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
(Dlsclples of Christ)
2•01 lrvlne Ave. at Santa Isabel
Newport Beach
Sunday Worship • 1 O:OOAM
Dr. Dallas Gladson 645-5781
EPISCOPAL
SAINT JAft'ES CHURCH episcopal
"A Community Dedlcoted to Lo\ling ond S.rving J•1111 Christ os Lord ond So\lior"
Fr David C. Anderson, rector
3209 V.o lido
Newport Seoch
714/675·0210 g 7:30 om Troditionol
9 om Coritemeorory
9 om Church SchoOI
10:-45 om Charismatic
and Wednesday noon
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
NEWPORT BEACH CHURCH
901 Dove #145, N.B.
(Wost of Jambor88) (North of Bristol)
(East of John Wayne Airport)
Service Sun. 10:30 a.m .
M, Tu, Th, (714) 646-3199 J
Dr. Juanella Evans, Minister
CONGREGATIONAL
COMMUNnY CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED CHURCH OF
CHRIST
To S.lltvt Is To Cart; To Care Is To DO.
Dr. Dennis W Short, Minister
Sunday W0<ship 8:30 & 10:AM
Church School 9AM Adult . 9:45 Chiidrtn
Child Care Provided 644-7400
611 Heliotrope Ave, C«ona Del Mar
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Sunday Worship
8:00AM, 1 O:OOAM
ursery, Sunday Schoo
·A Friendly, eating
Christian Communitf
3233 Pacific View Dr.
fatMarg~J
Corona del Mar
644-0463
Tk .~ ~ 'f)~~ C;dl:
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
Rev. Mory Murray Shelton
Senior Minister
Sunday
"Fasting from Lock; Ftalting on Luxuty"
CHURCH OF UUGIOUS SCIENCE
Member of tilt Uni'-" Chureh of Rflieiou• Sc~
2205 MAIN STREET • SUfTE 23, SEACUFF \'l1AGE
~TON BEACH, CA 92648 • (714f 969-1331
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STA.allMCN
"My Stars: Spiritual Astrology with the
Rev. Dolly Morion:i" is the JO a.m. to
2 p.m workshop 01 Newport Dcoch
Church or Rcll&lous Sclcnct, 901 Dove
St., No. 145, Newport Beach.
Phone 646-3199 for more details.
COLUGI CNOIR Al'PIAU
The Whlt"(orth College Choir from
Spokane, Wash., will appear in concer1
at 7 p.m. al St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St Andrew's Rood,
Newport Bench. The s;roup will also
sing nt Sundny's morning worship
services.
The highly acclaimed, 80-voicc choir
directed 9Y music professor Randi Vb~
Ellefso~. is one or the lar~esl touring
groups in the western United States.
The program will include sacred choral
works ranging from the Baroque
period to tlfc 20th ccnlUfY, ns well :CS a
v::irie1y of American spirituals. No
tickets ::ire required. A freewill
offering will be received. More
information may be obtained by colling
the music office ::it 574-2228.
SUNDAY, MARCH 26
CONHSSION TIMI
"Confossions" is the title of the Rev.
Diann Heath's 10:30 a.m. sermon at
Orange Coast Unlt11rl1111 Unh•crs11lls1
Church, 1259 Victoria St., Cosfa Mesa.
The sermon focuses on what th ere is
in spiritual development that om:rs
guidance in times when our inner
voice seems dulled. Unitarian
Univcrsalists do not have "confcssion"
per sc, but utilize insights of self-help
programs.
Infant and child care, and religious
education for youth directed by R::inda
Schmalfeld, will be offered during the
service. There will be a welcoming in
ceremony for new members after the
service, as well as a brunch sponsored
by the Social J"!stice Com111iuec. For
more information, call 646-4652.
SPRING HAS SPRUNG
"Springs Beginning" is the topic at
10:30 a.m. at Nc"port Beach Church or Religious Science, 901 Dove St., No.
145, Newport Beach.
Phone 646-3 199 for more details.
UNTIN CHORAL IVIRSONG
Lenten Choral Evensong will be
Costa Mesa Mayor Joe
Erickson (left) and Newport
Beach Mayor John Hedges
will take part in the Mayors'
Prayer Breakfast on March
30 at the lrvlne Marriott.
Mayors to pardclpate In prayer breakfast
The 31st annual Harbor Arca Mayors' Prayer Breakfast begins
at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, March 30, at the Irvine Marriott Hotel,
18000 Von Karman. ,
The evtl)t --l>attcrned afler the National Pr~yer · Breakflfst in
Washi ngton, D.C., which was begun in 1952 by leaders in the U.S.
Senate and House of Representatives and is sLill held annually -
features Mayor John Hedges of Newport Beach, Mayor Joe Erick-
son of Costa Mesa and Mayor Mike Ward of Irvine.
The three have proclaimed March 30 to be a day set apart for
the Mayors' Prayer Breakfast, a time set aside for the rededicat-
ion of individuals and our nation to God.
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outhwest displays _a split personality
Editor's note -After a winter
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have begun the second leg of
ir cross-country trip to the
mes of great artists and writers.
e Costa Mesa couple -she
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unity College and be teaches art
Golden West College -pcri·
icn/ly contributes stories and
etches from the road.
SUSANNA CLBMANS
e drive for miles and
miles wi~h nary a
aiscerniblc change in lhe
pography -California becomes
rizona becomes Texas becomes
cw Mexico and becomes Texas
ain. Only when we approach
rge cities do we perceive notable
stinctions that separate
gebrush and flatness wi1h an
casional community of
mshackle structures. Mosl of
ese outcroppings of service
ation, cafe, and church seem
ady for retirei'nenl, hanging on
y a nail, as if they have peaked
ars before and like a former
1ball star or prom queen have
hosen lo relish the past rather
an risk a future.
We stop for gas, coffee, a snack
a run-down kitschy cafe, an
casional McDonald's, sterile in
ontrast to the other eateries
here truckers and locals hang
ut, smoking and jawling in their
owboy hats and boots, eying us
urreptitiously at first, becoming
riendly when they find us
armless. Detween large ci ties, we
tay in generically inexpensive
otels where we collect ourselves
or the next day's wandering.
In Phoenix, we stay in a B & B
uih in 1934 run by a no-nonsense
oman who surprises us with her
plash of Ralph Lauren quilts,
illows and curtains in her
otherwise sparse home that has a
split personality. The brochure
had focused on her extensive
library: we find Reade~s Digests
and Mormon literature. Her
creative country breakfasts were
also highlighted; we are 1rea1ed to
steady, home-grown grapefruit and
store-bought dinner rolls. Yet our
stay is memorable because of the
other guests we join for breakfast
-an older couple from Ontario,
Canada. and a yo1;1ng m~n f ~om
Florida. "How can you ltve an
California With all those
earthquakes?" they ask. No ·
amount of explaining can dispel
their imag~ of our rocking and .
rolling; grabbing objeets as if we
arc on a storm-tossed sea 24 hours
a day. "How can you stand the six
or seven months of snow?" we ask
the Floridian.
Later that morning at Taliesin
West, Frank Lloyd Wright's winter
home and school, we understand
why he chose to move here during
the harsh months in Wisconsin
and move back Taliesin for the
summers to escape the baking
desert sun. Now we see spots of
green ~nd brilliant red card.in~ls,
and when we'd been to Taliesin's
Wisconsin location in August, we'd
seen green forests.
We drive to Solari's studio,
watch them make the famous
chimes and purchase one that
reverberates with perfect pitch. In
Scottsdale, we wander through the
many art galleries, amazed at all
the different spins on cactus, and
visit the university art museum.
Leaving Arizona, we see no
change as we .drive into New
Mexico to see Carlsbad Caverns.
Ironically, below the earth's
colorless surface are intricate
formations, pools of water,
stalagmltes-in·process. Hundreds
of feet underground, we hear the
eerie dripping and feel the
Isolation.
In San Antonio, we stay in a
Queen Anne Victorian owned by a
retired couple who seem
impervious to its crying need for
reconstructive surgery. ln our huge
room with curved windows, we
squint our eyes to imagine ils glory
days. Our breakfasts are
delectable feasts of homemade
muffins, sausages, bacon,
pancakes, eggs, French toast and
fruit, the same breakfasts the
hard-working farmers no doubt
ale. All the guests·are Crom Texas,
friendly and inquisitive. Both
mornings of our stay, we lfuger,
eating one more muffin, one more
piece of bacon, and discussing one
couple's problems with their
22·year·old son, one man's recent
mid·life change of occupation
from engineer to elementary
school teacher. In the heart of the
city, we visit the Alamo, stroll
along the Riverwalk banked by
shops, restaurants and trees. It's
beautifully serene even with the
other strollers and boats full of
tourists. We visit the Marian
Koogler McNay Muse4m and the
San Antonio Art Museum in the
farmer Lone· Star Brewery.
W hilc visiting Austrn, Texas'
capitol, we explore the
Colorado River outside our
riverfront hotel, 6th Street's honky
tonk district of music and street
art, the capitol in D.C., Lyndon B.
Johnson's Museum and Library at
the University of Texas as well as
the fine university art museum
that has James Michener's
extraordinary 20th Century
American art collection featured.
His writing has made him a rich
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in the Austin country!>ide owned
by a 70-year-old widow, a feii.ty
Texan who tells us tulcs in her
melodic drawl and cooks us up an
egg and sausage casserole and
apricot bread breakfast that holds
us till nightfall. When we leave for
Houston, she follows us out and
says, "You nil come back now."
Our cousin\ home is a lovely,
two story, brick traditional in an
afnuent oullying dev$!IOpQ1el\t of
Houston. After OlJr long day of
museum-visiting at the Houston
Art Museum designed by Mies
Van der Rohe, the Art School,
and a wonderfully wacky Elvis and
Marilyn show at the Museum of
Contemporary Art, we enjoy the
time with our relatives. Jerry's a
chemical engineer and Mary Lu
teaches English in a high school.
·Mary Lu's largely Latino student
body is one I also experience, so
~we have much to discuss and
books to exchange. Another
cousin, a design engineer '"ith
NASA since 1962, takes us
through the facility where we see
space history and
astronauts-in-training. Before we
leave Texas, \ve visit the Menhil
Museum designed by Renzo
Piano, an Italian architect, and the
Mark Rothko Chapel, and begin
to feel the rising humidity thut
indic:llf.t') the appn.lachmg· rain.
T he South\\ est has b~en good,
lull of split pcrson..1li1ies, but
we must move on. So '"e exchange
boots for Cajun , ~agebrush for
bayous, and wide open spaces for
thick \\-OOds beginning to green.
Practicing our southern drawls, we
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FOrget 'Miss,'
see 'Mad1ma'
Rick Lawis mllkls . .._ lun Theater by night Kray, who started th~ theater
Inst rail, decided after directing
the first two productions to
tend her acting talents to "Gil·
linn." Audiences, she said, hnvc
really enjoyed the show and re·
lated to the chnracters nnd the
themes of life, death and start-
ing over after the loss of a
loved one.
The splashy musical "Miss
Saigon" may be getting a lot of
attention up In LA, but If you
want to see the original source
for that play, you only have to
drive as far as the Orange
County Performing Arts Center
In Costa Mesa, where Puccini's
operatic masterpiece "Madama
Butterfly" plays through March
25. Opera Pacific is staging
this musical tale of a Japanese
geisha in· the first part of this
century whose love, trust and
faithfulness lead her Into a
perilous · relationship with an
R ick Lewis is not a science
teacher, but he docs teach
science. His teaching
method is a bit different than
most. Lewis juggles a toaster,
plunger and thimble, docs back
flips off furniture, balances on a
coffee table, and stacks full glasses
of water on his chin. He uses
these and otheT 15kills to
humorously illustrate science and
physics concepts such as mass,
balance, momentum and inertia.
Lewis brings his "Wondcrf ul
Circus of Science" show to The
Launch Pad in Crystal Court for a
total of six shows todny and
Sunday.
American naval officer. • . "W.e talk about the center of
mass, and J balance different kinds
of -objects on my nose and on my
-chin," Lewis explained from his
home in Vancouver, Canada,
earlier this month. "Every object
has a center of mass, including
people. I get .a child to come up
and lay down on a board. By
picking VP the board and laying it
horizontally across my arm, it's as
if you were lying on a see-saw.
Forget "Miss Saigon." That ple\Y may have a lifEJ...slze helicopter
that lands on stage, but the life-like characters In this terrific
"Madama Butterfly" make this show the one to see. ~
Sung in Italian with English supertitles, "Madama Butterfly"
looks great and sounds even better. Opera Pacific has actually
found a handful of opera singers who know how to act as they
sing.
In the title role, Elena Filipova (shown here with Samantha
Turner, the Newport Coast girl who appears as Trouble) proves
to be vocally expressive, utilizing a wide range of musical
dynamics -from anger to tenderness -that makes her
character both realistic ·and sympathetic. She has excellent
support from a fine group of vocalists.
The board with the child
balnnces."
This is one opera production you don't want to miss. "Madama
Butterfly" plays Sunday and March 25.
Jn the process of performing his
show, Lewis demonstrates how to
do an experiment using constnnts
and variables, like having a
Ping-Pong ball and a bowling ball
be the variables as a child uses his
breath (a constant) to try to blow
both objec ts off a table.
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termines the stability or the houses likely cause of the slide, building
themselves," said city Building Di· officials were at o loss to explain
rector Ray Schuller. why the slope failed during a dry
"We're recommending they con· period. The slope withstood heavy
sider vacating the property and re--storms both in January and two
move any valuables, but we're not years ago without receiving dam-
ready to declare the area totaJly age.
hillside, eventually causing the
slope to break f rec.
What finally trigered the move-
ment has yet to be determined.
George Rcinker, a resident or the
Corona Del Mar Terraces who
fi~t saw lhe slide while walking on
Poppy Place. "That crack is nearly
vertical .and it's not going to !)top
where it is."
drainage basin in the canyon.
ror the time being, resident)
will either need to sit tight or seek
other lodgings for the weekend. Ing department said they had con·
tacted the Sandcastle Drive resi-
dents whose property could be at
risk.
"We're telling the people we
have to wait., until the results of
the Jrvine Co.'s investigation de•
unsafe yet." According to Schuler, the grodu-
"Evacuation is a possibility," al buildup or water beneath the
Although the gully is privnte
property, Corona del Mar resi-
dents frequently walk their dogs or
jog along canyon trails. Several
nearby residents noticed the dam-
age Friday during morning jaunts.
Bob Riblett recommended that
lookcy-loos stay out or the gully.
In addition to creating unstabl e
ground, the slide dislodged several
rattlesnakes living in a concrete
"Our neighbors moved in t\\O
months ago and they have a new
baby," said Debra Rjblen. "Can
you imagine bringing home a new
baby and then seeing your back·
yard drop 20 feet ?"
said Debra Riblett. soil can form an underground
Although water damage [s the wedge which pushes against the "Quite a slide isn't it," said
PROPOSAL
Prem P•1• Al
existed. Since the discovery that
bond pool investments were im·
properly transferred into the com-
mingled pool, bond pool investors
would see more cash up front, ac-
cording to Newport Beach City
Manager Kevin Murphy.
!'That would be about another
• ' $300;00_0-$400,000 up front," Mur·
phy said. "We'd get a smaller re·
cov~ry no\e."
The committee will apend the
wec~cnd drafting' the settlement
language and nopes to have a pro-
posal ready for presentation to the
192 pool participants by Tuesday.
Eighty percent of the participants
comprising 90% of the pool total
would have to select either option
A or B in orde r to qualify the plan
for approval..
Although he acknowledged that
the plan could , still hit a road
block if the committee had dif-
ficulty wi th the agreement's lan-
guage, Brady said that the commit·
tee generally felt the plan could
work. Based on preliminary con·
tact with the county officials,
Brady said he expects the county
to approve the plan.
"During the last two weeks,
we've been working with (county
CEO) Popejoy and his negotiators
to get to where we: are today,"
Braay said. "l think what we have
now is better than what was on
the table." '.
Murphy, ·who will remain cau-
tiously optimistic until he secs the
agreement in \vriting, said he liked
the plan A or plan B option. "This
should satisfy the majority of the
non-school· entities in the pool,"
he said. "They'll have a choice." ·
·As far as Newport-Mesa is CQll·
~med, if the new proP.osal is ap·
proved, the district might have the
means to repay the $47 million
loan the district borrowed to in·
vest in the pool. Newport-Mesa
deposited the remaining $33 mil-
lion or its investment by law.
Newport-Mesa had already pre-
. pared itself (Qr a bankruptcy·
related loss by eliminating $3 mil·
lion out of its budget, cuts which
include the loss or five administra-
tive and seve n classified positions
as well as other budgetary rcduc·
tions. Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa administrators have said that
their cities have diversified invest·
.ments and adequate reserves to
weather the damage of the county
bankruptcy.
Even though Costa Mesa has
$2.6 million in the pool -a rela-
tively small amount compared to
some agencies City Manager Allan
Roeder said the pool participants
needed to act quickJy and get
Grant to Hoag will help cut energy bllls
Hoag Hospital will be able to
cut its utility bills by more than
$103,000 annually, thanks to a
matching grant from a federal ·
energy conservation program.
The California Energy Com-
mission recommended the hos-
pital receive the $165,000 grant,
which will enable the 421-bed
facility to purchase a state-of-
the-art energy management sys-
tem.
The additions to the heating
and cooling system will allow
the non-profit hospital to save
enough money that it should
recover its $1/2,000 in match-
ing funds in less than two
years.
The grant is part or the U.S.
Department of Energy's lnsti·
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which allows the California En-
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to hospitals and schools willing
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some sort or a settldment in mo·
tion. The. longer ; delay, the less
trkely investors . would see large
portions of their funds, according
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"Because of the frail nature of
the county's financial condition, if
negotiations were to continue, we
might think that 50 cents qn the
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"Th~ county being taken over by
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"Getting this proposal out and
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TUNNEL
Prom P•1• A1
at tackling · homeless issues
checked out a number of spots
where transients have been known
to sleep at night.
Many or the camps are set up
just outs~de the city limits, on ei:
ther Caltrans or county property,
making it difficult for city officials
to monitor the situation.
"I realize-that homelessne~ is a
real problem, and irs 'one of my
goals as mayor to get as many peo-
ple off the streets as we can and
to encourage other cities to share
in the effort," Erickson said ..
"I feel good about the (meet-
ings) that we've had, but we Still
have the problem. And until these
people receive care so thut they
can begin to take care of th em-
selves, we're going to continue to
have the problem.
''We do have laws against c:imp-
ing on city property. And if an of-
ficer sees a person sleeping in a
park or on private property where
'no trespassing' signs are posted,
he can tap the individual and ask
him to move Mong,"
And on Monday, the Ci1y Coun-
cil will take a final vole two other
ordinances -one aimed at ag·
gressive panhandling, the other
targeting beggars who solic11 alms
from street medians.
But, w.hether those measures
will send the transients packing re·
mnins to be see n.
"You can't arrest someone on
the !Meet just because h~'s dirtyS:'
Erickson said. "In America, even
if you don't have a home, you still
have constitutional rights. You still
huve the right to s1roll through our
parks and walk on our !)treets.
"It's a problem 1~at I 5till don't
have an answer -for. Dut, until the·
laws and the system changes to
allow someone'. (who may not be
dangerous but is obviously men-
tally ill) to be put in the hospital
where 1hey can be cured, there are
going to be people living on the
s1rec1 and sleeping in the bushes."
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HOMELESS CALL COSTA MESA HOME
Suggestions are offered on how to deal with vagrants in the city ..
I read with great interest the recent comments of
Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson on the homeless
problem in Costa Mesa.
I think a great deal of Mayor Erickson, but listening
to him exprc:i.s confoundment as to why the cily of
Costa Mesa has become the homeless capital of
Orange County is a lillle like hearing Madonna prafes
bewilderment us to why she has s,uch a reputation for
promiscuity. The city hflS nobody to blame but itself.
Back on the farm, we used lo have a ~aying that
went something like this -''Don't spend too much .
time worrying about where 10 put the trough, the hogs
will always find it."
In the case of Costa Mesa, every dead-beat, habitual
substance abuser, and counter-culture '60s hippie (and/
or their offspring) from San Clemente lo Cyprc!.s
knows where the freeloader's trough is - Costa Mesa.
And the city and its organizations like SOS,
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, etc. vigorously promote
it. They dra~v these people here with the promise of a
free handout, fee d them and then dump them on our
neighborhood ~treets for the rest of us to deal with.
If th e mayor wants a countywidc solution to the
problem of the homeless, I have a suggestion. Since
most of these homeless are not from Costa MesJ to
begin "1th, and most, if not all of these people draw
their monthly welfore checks, food stamps, AFDC
checks, free medical care, etc., etc. from the county
and state offices in the county scat of Santa Ana, let's
concentrate all of the county's efforts lo ai'd the
homeles-. there.
This way. none of these hundreds of homelcs'>
people will have to commute to Costa Mesa and
Newport any longer. The only people who would have
lo commute under thi'> plan will be the Jean Forbath s
and the Karen McGlinns of the world. Thi!. would save
the homeless a lot of money and travel time and put
them within a few minutes walkin~ time of their
monthly state and county financial handouts.
I'm sure that the f orbaths and McG linns of the
world won't mind the commute if it will save their
protege-. the time, expense and aggravation.
Charge the county's c11ies on a pro-ra ta basis basod
on populaticn, or .beuer yet, let tax paying Republicans
deduct a $ IUO t:lx--free donarion to augment the
program's suppo rt und accept ns large a donation as
big-he<1rted. "I feel your pain," bleeding-heart-liberals
want tu make (pro\idctl 11 is their own money of
course) and I think "e arc well on our wny to a
regional 'iolution to the homeless problem.
Sound'> prcuy !.implc to me.
TOM WILLIAMS
Newport lleach
0
As a 23-year resi dent of Eastside Costa Mesa, I salute
Mayor Joe Erit:kson and all those who helped him lo
bring the vagrancy problem into another open forum,
where the citizens of Costa Mesa have a voice. My vi~w
though, as to how the residents feel, differs greatly
from the report written by staff writer Tina Borgalta
(March 2).
She states that, "the vast majority agree that it is the
community's (Costa Mesa's) responsibility to help
them." Actually, what was overwpelmingly staled was
that Costa Mesa residents would be glad to help Costa
Mesa resident s only -that we do not have to be
responsible for those from Doston, Chicago, New York
or northern California, or those who are driven into
Costa Mesa by the Newport Beach Pol ice, and that we
will gladly help citiLens only, not persons who arc in
our country illegally.
Another overwhelming opinion was that we all
(Costa Mesans and all citizens) need to address the
mental health problem. When the co1,1rts removed the
right to keep mentally ill persons incarcerated, when
they gave those people that one freedom, they removed
the personal rights of the mentally ill 10 safety, privacy,·
shelter, warmth, food, medical care, timely
medications, cleanliness, counselling services, freedom
from abuse, etc., etc. Many, many of our mentally ill
are too ill to seek care, or refuse lo believe that they
need care, or care facilities just simply are not
available. To address this, we need to insist that our
legislators introduce new legislation to overcome this
nationwide problem.
Another thing th at Dorgalta failed to address
adequately fo r the residents who were unable to attend
the meeting, was the fact that the homeless person
IN MEM~RY
Patrick was, by his own admission, col)ecting disability
payments from the state.
So, my comment Costa Mesans, is that your taxes art
already doing your share for this man.
A resident, Sid Soffer, is quoted as saying "He is a
human being. Is this the guy you're afraid of?'' My
emphatic reply is "YES, YES, YES." Oh, I wasn't
afraid of him at the town hall meeting where there
were more than 70 residents, the mayor, police, care
givers, good lighting, l!tc., but let this, man or any other
ap_J?roach mt when I am bY' mysel.f, thon ·I am very . ·
much afraid' and my right to live in a ·co;nmunity has
been violated.
One more comment regarding the meeting for those
of you who are concerned but could not auend, in
order to facilitate views and ideas we were put into
small groups (a fine and workable idea) with a
facilitator' to lead_each group. 1 just want you Costa
Mesans to know that our facilitator ref used 10
acknowledge that the illegal immigrant problem is a
problem.
It seems that the writers in general never seem 10
want to acknowledge that the citizens who live, work
and pay taxes itt a city have any rights. It's as if we are
wrong for wanting these people out of our community.
Stand tall Americans -you are not wrong. You
bought yourselves this community by paying your taxes;
paying your mortgages and rents; spending your wages
here; educating your families; and allending your
churches. You do have rights, and now is not the time
to let any more rights and privileges be remov.cd from
us.
0
MARGARET WALSHE
Costa Mesa
T his is the way beggars and homeless people should
be taken care· of:
There are a lot of churches in every city, including
Costa Mesa. How about every church community (not
individual) take three beggars and/or three homeless
people and do the charitable thing for them.
I don't mean money, l mean get their lives back on
track. Why don't the church communities practice what
they preach? Aren't there enough good God-loving
people in each church community 10 help change the
lives of half a dozen unfortunate souls?
Showing up on Sunday and using your church as a
social experience is a joke. Each church community
could do something that would really make a
difference. Practice their religion and make their
community and their country a much belier place.
DAYE KUNST
Costa Mesa
. George Hoag remembered for the positive things he did
by TERRENCE OLIVIER
T he last time I saw George Hoag
he was silting o n a bench in front
of Hoag Hospital. He was talking
with Jerry Dunn, a great human being
- good company and good
conversation. ll was Monday, March 6.
The sky was l.O blue with patchy clouds
and the sun shone bright for the fir-.t
time in days.
I had kn own them both for 17 yc:.m.
although George may not know that. I
waved ''hi bo)s·· anti enJO)ed the
sunshine and clear air. I '>aid lo George
what a beautiful dJ)' and he rcspondetl,
"A great day 10 lly. but I'm grounded."
He was sad because of il. He wanted ~o
badly to be in N;11rob1 on ~afan and I
know that he and Im "1le 1:hcnshcd
many mcmoric!. of thc an1mah, the land
-the life of it.
I'd cnjtl)'ed and wu-, awed by the large
photos 111 1hc tunnel that leads from
Hoag I fu..,p1t.d to the Cincer Center, !.O
wonderful thev ure
I tn'vitcd G~orgc to I loag's
Huntington Ueach facility lo party wit h
about 100 Parkinson'!. patients and their
loved ones. I le waved my friend Nance
and I olf anti '><lid no. So we bid him
farewell anti goodv.111 and off we went
yacking <tbout the presentation.
For the next t'h-O hours, I talked abuul
Parkinson's medica tions, the different
ones and their actions, their side effects,
doses and alternatives. It was very
interactive.
We returned to Hoag where I
resumed m) uutie!t as a patient care
pharmJcist, t<1king care of people's
nutrition. pain needs, an ti biotics, any
therapy requested by physicians, nurses
or other pharmacists. I !.trolled out of
Hoag about 7 p.m. satisfied of a job well
dune and done completely. The job is so
mind challenging that I sometimes forge t
that I'm 45 }ears old, a crippled mnn
Y.caring a leg br:i.ce and now tirctl.
I moved to Laguna Ueach last year
having lived three miles from Hoag on
the peninsula for the la!.t 11 yea rs. I
ha\e biked and boalcd past the Ho:.ig's
ba) I ront home fo r 17 )e<Jrs. I !.tarted
working at Hoag, Thanksgiving in 1977. I
soon rented on "C" Street and began
my own career. I recall George from my
early days as he frequently would hang
out at Hoag. He was chairman of the
board until just a few years ago.
G corge and Pally were there when l
received my 5, 10 and 15-ycar pins
al the annual employee banquet at the
Marriott. In 1988, when I got my 10-year
pin; George was there -he was always
there. It really was his party to his
people. And it was ni ce and it was fun,
too.
George directly, or indirectly, touched
thousands of lives. Hundreds of babies,
hundreds of Hoag babies, some now
more than 40 years old, roam the Earth.
Cures and needs of so many were and
are met. His was a life well-lived, his
way. His death now leaves a legacy that
I can appreciate and admire and
cherish.
Bless you, Patty and family, in this sad
George and Patty Hoag at OC Philharmonic Society event last year.
time. Know that George made a positive
difference on this planet. Cheri sh the ·
memories. I do. And I'm grateful for
George havi ng made it all so good and
made it happen. Thank you Gcori•
from ull of us Hoagettes. You'll be
missed.
Terrence Olit'lcr Is D phar111ac/st at
lloag Hosp/ta/ a11d Jives In Laguna
llcaclt He is a longtime friend of George
and Patty 110111.
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR LIOllLATOU
HOTUNI
Accident photo was
In poor taste
I've been a fan of the Daily Pilot for u
long time un1il (the March 4 -edition)
when 1 thought you guys did something in
extremely bud taste. You ran a
photograph, a huge photograph, of Alvin
DeCote, 81, of Newport Oeach on the
front page.
I thought that was extreme, almost
tabloid of you, and very trugic. I'm sure
this man hns experienced n great deal of
pain, albeit he was not the victim of lh e
accident. But this is obviously going to
devastate he and his family and who
kllOYJ'.S what kin~ of legal ramificatiens are
involved here. I was shocked and appnlled
10 see this man's picture on the front page
of your paper. My heart went out to him
and his family and his friends. ·.:r
The embarrassment and the audacity of
his experience and having to see his face
on the front page of the paper afrer
probably experiencing one of the worst
moments of his life.
He's not newsworthy. He's not part of
any kind of public figure head that would
need to be photographed in such a way.
I fee l that you invaded his privacy and
that you owe him and those around him a
sincere apology. It really, really went to
my heart when I saw this and it bothered
me a lot.
MARIA OROWN
Costa Mesa
0
I'm a big fan of the Daily Pilot and I wa~
really surprised and disappoin ted that on
the front cover was a picture of this poor
81-year-old man ..
I'm su re he feeJs horrible about the
whole thing -and you haye this giant
picture of him on the cover.
l'm just very disappointed in the Daily
Pilot. I just think your standards arc much
higher than th at.
CINDY DORAN
0
1 read your paper all the time -I think
it's great. Out I lhink the picture was run
in really poor tas te.
Not the original
KRISTIN VEIT
Corona dcl Mar
I just had a comment on your Weekend
section in your March 2 edition. Y-our
restaurunt critic did an article on the
Dolce Restaurant and said that it was the
original site of the Chari House
restaurant. Thal is incorrect. The original
site of the Chart House restaurant is at
the Far Pavilion, which is just next 10 the
old Grinder.
ROBIN HORVATH
Newport 13each
Editor's 11otc: Good cote/I. Columnist
M ar /:J Bird suys tllc incorrect illfum1ntio11
was supplied by n Clrnrl llousc corporntc
offidn/.
Just say no to eucalyptus ,.
A knock on the doof and I hear that the
city wants lo plant a tree where the yellow
markings arc "permanently" engraved on
our parkway lawn. You have the choice of
eucalyptus (red bark and mc~~y). or
eucalyptus (no bark at this ti ... .: but drops
of ugly brown stuff). Which would you
care for?
I must say lhnt the gentleman wos very
nice and most polite, and I finally noted
the words, "some of the people have
declined this offer." I looked al his sheet
of home addresses and realized that no
one had accepted this "wonderful" offer
from our city.
I wonder why. ls it because we think
our city should use its funds for other
services, especially when the county is
"broke?" Because they used no
imagination and picked n lousy tree (how
about magnolia -prelly and no big
droppings and not a hazard like th:i l old,
ugly standby of eucalyptus). Or because it
was in our budget and 1hey didn't know
how lo remove tree planting?
Whatever the reason, I found the whole
deal ludicrous and will finish this leucr
because I am w~ary of spelling
"eucalyptus."
JOCELYN GILDERT
Newport llcnch
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s.m Franm<o (41 5) 904·5200 (South c~r region
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590-5071, and S,m Diego.
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COUNTY IOARD Of IDUCATION
200 K.ilmus Drive, Cost.a Mci..1, P.O Uox 9050,
92628-9050, 966-4000.
Eliz.ibcth D. Parker, member, Tl'\brcc Arc;t 5 (Cost.a
Mesa, Newp<>rt Buch.)
COAll COMMUNITY COLLIOI D11Ta1c1
1370 Adams Ave. Com Mw, 92626, 432·5012
01:incellor: Willlam M. Vega, E. {) .; l'raidcm: Shtrl')'
Baum, Bo.ltd McmbCn:,P.1w G. Berger, Nancy PoU.tN,
WaJttr G. Howald. Arm.ndo ll: lluia; Srudcnc Tru\tcc.
Eric Warmi
CITY OOV'IUIMINT
Cotta Mtu: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, 754-52.23. Joe
Erickson, mayor; Peter llulT.l, S:llld)' Ge1ti•, Abry
Hornbuckle and G:iry Monah;m, coum:1l mcmbcn.
Newport Bcxh: City H.lll, 3300 Ncw~rt lllvd.,
6«-3309. John Hcdgca, m.l)'Or; John Cox, Jan Dcbay,
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OllANOI COUNTY •ala IOARD
88 f3ir Dr., Cou,\ Mcu, 708·3247 Prcs1Jcnr: Buck
Jolms, Vice Prcsid.:11t, Jolm Crean: Directors Doy
Henley, .Randy Smith, Don Wmct, Jim Lindberg, G.ary
Hay.tbw.l, Emily S:mf'ord, Mari.in IA Follette.
NIWJtOaT·MllA UNlfllD SCHOOL DllTlllCT
1601 16th Sr., Ncwpott lkach, 760·3200. SupcnntcnJmt:
Abe Bernd. Bo:trd Members: Judy Fnneo, pmidcnr; Jim
de Boo1\\1 Ed Decker, Jlm Fcrrym:in, Mattlu Fluor,
Wendy ucce', Serene Srokcs.
MllA CONIOUDATID WATIR DllftlCT
1965 PlJccnri.l, Coln Mcu, 631·1200 lloard Membcrt:
Trudy Ohllg, H~nk J>anbn, M.arlo Dur.ante, J~ck 11.lll,
Tom Nelson
COSTA MUA IAIHTAaY DllTalCT
P .0 . Bot 1200, Com Mcu 92628· l 200, 754·50.U.
Bo.arJ Mcmbcn: Jamtt Pcf1')'1M1l, An Perry, N:arc
RuJe, Arlene Scbcafu and D~ Wonhlngron .
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
fNtm ...... ,
or Gr:imm's dream of moving to
the White House.
"No Orange County, no Califor-
nia," he explained. "No California,
no White House."
One key to Orange County will
be garnering help Crom conserva-
tive Republicans, especially those
in the Lincoln Club, a fund-raising
power house.
Gramm acknowledged that Gov.
Pete Wilson, himself rumored to
be running for president, has his
supporters in that group, setting
up a potential rift when it comes
to solicitin~ financial and political
backing.
.''People that are active in the
Lincoln Club are going to be split
between us," he said. /
But Wilson ma,y shy a.way Crom
fhe presidential race. Insiders say
he's wrestling with the decision be-
cause there are two major barri-
ers: He'd break a repeated prom-
ise to voters and, if succcssf ul,
would turn the governor's office
over to Democrat Gray Davis.
By throwing his politrcal clout
behind Gramm, Cox is in essence
telling Wilson to stay out of the
presidential waters.
''We need Pete Wilson in the
statehouse to keep Gray Davis
out," Cox said. "I'm trying to send
a very strong message today that
Phil Gram is the best candidate
for President of the United
States."
At least one other prominent
group may be ready to send a sim-
ilar statement to Wilson.
rln an announcement indepen-
d~nt of Gra{llJll's, Kenneth Fisher,
a · member of the Orange County
Republican Central Committee,
said he'll introduce a resolution on
Monday-urging Wilson not to
abandon his governorship.
"We've got sevtral qualified
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Your Family Fitness Center Membership
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Family Fitness Center's dedication toward
pure fitness is the' winning combination for
companie. including Nautilus, Lifefitness and
Tectrix to strut their new and prototype
equipment.
"We've always led the way in advancements
in the industry." said District Manager Greg
. Rowe. "You need to keep it fresh and
motivating."
The best example in the past has been the
Family Fitness Center founder Ray Wilson, who
developed the Lifecycle in the l970s and now
it's used throughout the world. What we're
doing in the 1990s will become industry
standards in I 0 to 20 years. At that point,
Family Fitness will have moved on to new
innovations.
Both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
locations· offer unparalleled fitness training
equipment opportunities, a fully spring aerobics
floor and a very large weight room.
The club has one of the most advanced
cardio vascular rooms for clients with special
needs.
State-of-the-art equipment includes
recumbent & upright Life Cycles, Stainnasters,
Life-Stride Treadmills and a cpmplete line of
Life Circuit computeri zed machines. Men's and
women's New Generation Nautilus equipment
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available.
The new center has complete locker
facilities and even dry Saunas. There are up to
l 0 Aerobic clas es daily and a baby sitting
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Reth at the juice bar with a refreshing,
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"We understand that people don't buy
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rather because of the atmosphere and the
people," saio Becky Dunning, Managing
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and the most enjoyable atmosphere that will
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There's also plenty of parking and the rates
are modest.
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candidates in the race," Fisher
said. "We don't need him. And
the fact that he'd be leaving the
state in the hands of Gray Davis
should put fear into a lot or peo-
ple."
Asked why he was backing
Gramm, especially before Wilson
has stated whether or not he'll
run, Cox said' it comes down to
sincerity.
"Phil Gramm has principles and
Phil. Gramm has a conscience,"
Cox said. "A great many (politi·
cians) don't have principles that
they aren't willing . to compro-
mise."
Gramm expanded on that.
''Unlike the current occupant of
the White House, I know who I
am," said Gramm, who last month
won a straw poll of Cllifornia Re-
publican delegates at a state party
oonvention in Sacramento. "I'm
not goiRg to tell the· people that
we can get by without sacrifices."
TREASURER
Fr•• P•1• A1
time."
During his unsuccessful bid for
the treasurer's positio n, Moorlach
took considerable heat for criticiz-
ing Citron's risky investment !ttrat-
egies. After the county revealed
the treasurer's investment pool
had sustained nearly $2 billion in
losses, Moorlach's unheeded cam-
paign warnings became prophetic.
T~e county declared bankruptcy
on Dec. 6.
During the time between
Citron's resignation and Friday's
appointment, a suddenly famous
Moorlach repeatedly stated his
willingness to fill the vacancy .
While the supervisors a"d CEO
William Popejoy clashed brieny
over whether or not to conduct a
nationwide search for a new trea-
surer, Moorlach said he would
,
Saturday, March 18, 1995 A13
serve or not serve depending upon
the supervisors' preference.
Friday, Moorlach said he was
pleased the road had come to an
end.
"The board was very affirming,
they said some very kind things,"
he said. "I'm ready to move for-
ward."
"I'm also feeling a lot of mixed
emotions. I'm really happy here
and 1 have a great client ba'>c. 'I he
idea of leaving here i-. pretty
tough. I'm even kind of getting
emotional just talking about it."
. His new responsibility, Moorl;ich
said, is to work with Popejoy and
the supervisors as a team. Where
he was once critical of the board
-and its staff members, Moorlach
said he would no,w express his dis-
agreements privately or in-house.
''Today l sai.d, 'I'm no longer
John Moorl nch, private cit1£c0n,"'
he said. "We're a team and \\C
have to speak with one voice."
The new treasurer is likely to
receive a lot or help. In addition
to briefing from senior officials in
the treasury department, Moorlach
will work periodically with the
oversight committee. The commit· 1
tee members were selected based
on their financial expertise.
Costa Mesa City Manager Allan
Roeder, who withdrew the bulk of
the city's pool investment partially
on Moorlach advice, credited
Moorlach's persbtence. The new
trea'>urer will face u difficult task,
Roeder said.
"\V11h the county seemingly in
complete disorganization these
day!>, it can't be an easy situation
to walk into," Roeder said. "1'111
sure John will view this Ult a chal-
lenge. Anybody who lives in Or-
ange County has got to hope he's
successful."
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14 Saturday, March 18, 1995
-:J . ' .
Lee Trevino
Dave Stockton
Chi' Chi Rodriguez
Jim Dent
Jim Colbert
Jim Albus
Bob Charles
Tom Wargo
" Bob Murphy
11 31 of the top
· 35 tour money winners -
will compete 11
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CALIR>RNIA
BANK
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PORT·s
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, M2-4330, ext. 223
INAUGURAL TOSHIBA llNJOR CLASSIC AT MESA VERDE COUNTRY .CLUB, .MARCH 13· 19. . .
Eichelberger checks ·in at 83
...,. Sizzling putter sends him into today's
second round wwi two-stroke lead.
Bv iUCHAJU> DUNN, Srou1 Wa.rna
COSTA·MESA -Nine birdies in the first 16
holes. Maybe· Dave Eichelberger should consider
mo"'.ing to California, where he has been hotter
than a pistol since July.
While most of the Senior PGA Tour members
strodlcd on the greens Friday in the opening
round of the inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic at
the Mesa Verde Country Club, Eichelberger felt
right at home, firing a sizzling 7-under 63 for
the early lead in the three-day event.
"l haven't hit the putter like that in a long .
time," said Eichelberger, who has a two-stroke
lead. "l was maki~g tb.em Crom everywhere.
"No matter hQw bard I tried,, I couldn't get
the putter to miss. It's been since Ojai that I've
knocked them jn that way."
Eichelberger had eight birdies in a round two
lloP.ettl's In thl hunt
~He's another from the out-of-the-blue mi~. . .
BY lllCHAa.D DUNN, SPOt.TI Wt.JTll.
COSTA MESA -Larry Laoretti isn 't retired. His lifestyle, though,
. would spc~k other\:Yise.
He travels the country in one of his two motor homes, plays golf on
the finest courses, wears a straw hat and smokes cigars, about 10 a ~ay.
He has earned $1.4 million since he qualified for the Senior PGA
Tour in 1989. But it hasn't always been an easy cruise down Broadway
for Lawetti, who turns 56 in July.
"When I started on the tour, l had only $140 left to my name," said
Laoretti, who finished Friday's opening TOund 5-under-par 65 in the in·
augural Toshiba Senior Classic ~t the Mesa Verde Country Club.
See LAORlnl/P•1• a4
weeks ago at the FHP Health Care Classic at Ojai, where he
finished second to Bruce Devlin in a two-hole playoff.
In addition to Friday's stellar round and his runner-up finish
at Ojai, Eichelberger mastered the desert greens last fall in the
Diner's Club Matches to win that event with Raymond Floyd,
who is not competing in Costa Mesa this weekend. Last year,
For Eichelberger, currently 10t h on the Senior Tour's money
list with $118,629 after five events, it's something about Cali·
fornia that makes him spark.
I
flRST ROUND
SCORU
D•vt Ckhdbuger
IHOAokJ
Tom Wugo
t.uryo t..orrtU
J.C. Snud
~eArcher
Don l ln
D•w HiU
W•lt Morg•n '
M.vlon Hiedi
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Murphy
Tommy A.lron
Bob Charlet
Rocky Thompson
Ch;ufes Coody Jim Colbert
Bobby Nlcholt
Robert Dominguez
Tony Ptrl•
HomeroBl~s Bud Allin
WA!trr Zembriskl
lrt Trevino Jim Albus
Terry Dill
One Stod.ton
C.ty lt~r
JenyMcCtt
CuyCroh
Did Hfftdrldson
Okk CcwU OrYille Moody
~mil Z..rley Larry z;epr
Bruce Devlin
Jim Deni
ti.void Hennlns H.vry Toscano
Chudi Mont.lib.mo
Jim ~rsh&ll
lob E. Smith
ld Snrtd
Dune hm•n
JimmyPowtll
TomSh-Al Celberier
.O•le Douglau
Bruce Cr•mplon Tony Jacklin
Cibby Cllbert Jack Klefrr
Ken Still
Dick Rhy•n
Bruce Summerh•)'1
Don OaYls
DeWittWuvu
Bobby Mitchell
Ben Smith
Bill Hall
lob Zlmm~rman
CaMn Pttle
lutch Baird
O\arll« Sifford
Simon Hobday
Al Kelley
lob Brue
Bob Oicbon
John Brod'.e wry Gilbert
Chi Chi Kodrlpu
Robert undera
Robert Gaona
See l lCHILal RGIR/Pa9e a4
John P • "' Caln Gene Utller
lff llder
loy Abnmelt
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MAM: M.uTlM/DAILY PILOT
lsao Aoki comes in at five-under in Friday's competition at Mesa Verde CC, two strokes off the lead.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Aoki' s . A-0-K
at Mesa Verde
with 5-under
lllJllo: Japan's 'Tower of Power'
plays cours~ as if it's home
to put himself into the thick of it.
BY RlcKA.ll.D DUNN, SPous wa1Tu.
COSTA MESA -lsao Aoki, the Jack
Nicklaus of Japanese golf, who won two
Senior PGA Tour titles last year, hnsn't
bcen·around much tbiS year.
Chip shot
~1.Aac~~i\ILYPILOT
Chi Chi Rodriguez
chips onto the
seventh green in
Friday's first of three
rounds at the Toshiba
Senior Classic at
Mesa Verde Country
Club. Chi Chi is
struggling, he's 12
strokes off the pace of
Dave Eichelberger.
TODAY'S
STARTING
·flMIS
• 7:5S a.m.-lce Elder,
Roy Abr.lmeit, Art Schilling.
• 8;05-Robert Gaon;i,
John P;iul Cain, Cene littler.
• 8: 15 -Larry Gilbert, Chi
Chi Rodriguez, Robert
landers.
• 8:25-Bob Brue, Bob
Diel.son, John Brodie.
• B:35-Charlie Sifford,
Simon Hobd3y, Al Kelley.
• B:45-Bob Zimmerm;in,
C.llYin Peete, Butch B;iird.
• B:55-Bobby Mitchell,
Ben Smith, Bill H.111.
• 9:05 -Bruce
Summcrh.ly~. Don D;i~is,
DeWitt \VcJvcr.
• 9; 15-J;icl. Kieler, Ken
Still, Dick Rhyan.
Friday, Aoki played in lhe first round
of the inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic at
the Mesa Verde Country Club, only his
third event of 1995. Why?
• 9:25 -Bruce Cr;impton,
Tony Jacklin, Cibby Citbert.
• 9:35-Tom Sh;iw, Al
Ccibcrgcr, Dolle Dougl;iss.
• 9:-4S -Ed Sneed, Dunc
Bcm.ln, Jimmy Po"cll. He's been in Japan working on a book
to commemorate his 30 years in golf, a
publication scheduled to be complete next
month. Back home, Aoki is nicknamed
"Tower," after the Tokyo Tower, because
of his he igh t (6-feet).
The five-time leading money-winner on
the Japan PGA Tour and champion of
over 62 tournaments worldwide certainly
towered .over most of the competition at
Mesa Verde, shooting a 5-under 65 (seven
birdies and two bogeys) to tie for second
place with Larry Laoretti and ·Tom
Wargo.
"The golf course was in good condition
this morning, and the greens were very
smooth," said Aokj, who added he ph1yed
better Friday than he did during the pro-
am rounds Wednesday and Thursday.
"The starting time was early (8:20 a.m.)
and it helped me."
Last year, after eight consecutive top·l5
showings, Aokj caught fire in September
and won back-to-back titles, the Bank
One Senior Classic and the rain-shonened
Brickyard Crossing Championship, going
25-under for those five rounds.
• 9:55-Chucl.
Mont;ilb;ino, Jim Marshall,
Bob E. Smith.
• 10:05-Jim Deni, H;irold
llcnning.. HJrry To>c01no.
• 10:15-Kcrmit Z..uley,
l3rry Ziegler, Bruce De\ lin.
• 10:25-Dick Hendrickson,
Dick Goetz, O~illc Moody.
• 10:35-G-.y Brewer, Jerry
McGee, Gary Groh.
• 10:45-Jim Albus, Terry
Dill, DJ~e Stoel.ton.
• 10:55 -Bud Allin, Wolltcr
Z.embriski, lee T rcvino.
• 11 :OS -Rober I
Dominguez, Tony Perla,
Homero Bl;anc.ls.
• 11 :15 -ChJrlcs Coody,
Jim Colbert. Bobby Nichols.
• 11 :25-Tommy A.iron,
Bob Charles, Rocl.y
Thompson.
• 11 :35-MJrion Heck, Tom
\\'ci>kopf, Bob Murphy.
• 11 :45-Don Bies, DJ~e
t"lill, WAii Morgan.
• 11 :SS -Larry l.aorctli, J.C.
Snead, George Archer.
• 12:05 -Dave Eichelberger,
luo Aoki, Tom Wargo.
esa' s 4-3 · victory over Eagles puts . Mustangs atop PCL
Estancia's Steve Baker hurt in collision
ith Costa Mesa's John Schroeder; X-rays
egative for Baker; Schroeder day-to-day.
Y BAllY FAULXNBll, Sroan Wama
COST A MESA -Costa Mesa High baseball
oach Doua Deats looked no farther than cross-town
ival Estancia when searching for the model of a con-
istently sound program that has come to take peren-
ial ClF playoff contention for granted.
With Friday's dramatic 4·
triumph over the visiting --------·
agles, Mesa's first win ,1 ver Estancia since 1990, t shows
cats took another step to·
ard engineering a dia-we've ac-
~~I~ cl~~~:.Vs we've ' ac-COffipliShed
mplished some arowttl,'' some growth
id Deats, who smiled (but) hey. it'S a
hen asked how it felt to •
in first place after the ,..t()ng season.'
cmc CO.st teaaue opcn-
for boch clubs. --•Tl .
"Hey, It'• a k>na season."
Deats, wbOM would·bc
latJon wu abo tem·
Cllll -... . Cotta M ... HCOnd baHman Joah Cant 8lldel Nfely Into HCond bue u Eatanda'a GaMil
Yan~tuwa look• for the umpire'• Cll In the 9'1rd ~ cant ~ ICOred to tie It up • 3-3.
reel by a collillon at first ·bale on the 1tme.
play ln the boc&om ot &he teYenth. whid( left
la's S&eW Baker "ilMI MYSllftt John Scbroedcr
lh potentially Mriou1 knee injuries.
Baker, a junlor nrsa baseman, wu canied orr the . . • .
field and taken to a hoal>ital, where ~-rays or his left
knee proved neptive. lie will have ligaments and'
1endona Cheeked Monday.
SC:hrocdcr limped off the field, complainina of a
rontush'n and strain to his lert knee. ' .
Schroeder said the two ban&Cd knees while tan·
aJina at tho bq. when Estancia catcher Joey Herman
tried to double SCbroeder at Or&t, after th senior
Mesa catcher's pounder to short was fired to the
plate with thG bases loaded to nail the potential win·
ning run and record the second out in the inning.
However, Herman, jo~tled by a hard slide from
Charles Chatman, saw his throw !>ail wide and down
the right field line, allowing Josh Cant to come
around from second to score the game-winner.
Chatman's role in the play was typical of his in-
volvement all day for the Mustangs (3·3, l-0 in
league), despite playing with a badly sprained anl.le.
Chatman started the winning rally with his second
triple of the game -hi!> third hit in four at-bats -
and scored two runs on the day.
After Chatman's one·out rope down the right field
line, which the All·CIF run-
ning back likely would have
legged into a home run had Pacific Coest League
he been at full peed, Ji!>· L••tue
tancia Coach Paul Troxel Costa M••• ~ ~ !
had senior right-hander Laguna Hit$ 1 o o
Jose Cabrern i!> uc two in· Unlversl!y 1 O o
tentional walks to lood the f.~= g ~ g
' base . llO'N kacll o 1 o
Schroeder, who reached Frhtri•• le.,...
base all four trips (two M ... 4, .. tefte&a i
walk and two fielder's t= ~.::*a!c.i 1
choice arounders) then hit T.....,.• a... C~t•t a harJ &rounder to lihOrl l1tefte&a It laaunl ta , '•C ........ ef~ which led to a po l·game Alao NIOllll" ll9IN 111r:t1
cclebratioA by the Mesa
players.
"It's been iO k>na since thcy•vc beaten us. I can
underuand the way they reacted." Troad Aid Of tbe
Must ... .....,. &'Ce·.
Such a buoyant mood would nOt a.. blea POI-................
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Speed team members {front row, frpm left) Danny i<rlkor1an, Zach Powell, Devon Stephens, Scott Wade, Chaeen Marshall, Ryan
Denman. Andy Krikorian; {back row, from left)a Marco S~o, Greg Perrine, Bryce Sheridan, Louis Day,· David Jenklns,
Michael Gardin~. Luis Avalos, Pete Wade. Missing from photo la Randy P-owell.
AYSO Area Q champs awllt sectional tournament
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Amer·
ican Youth Soccer Organization Regjon 120
boys Division 4 team has advanced to the
sectional tournament following a first-place ·
finish in the Arca Q All-Star Tournament.
of a South Irvine squad. The two ties came
against a determined team from Corona del
Mar.
In the nine games, the Speed defense, led
by goalkeeper Bryce Sheridan and sweeper
Andy Krikorian, gave up only four goals. The
rest or the dcf ensc consists of Zachary Pow·
ell, Devon Stephens, Louis Day and Ryan
Denman.
tions.
Left forward Michael Gardiner had six
goals, four which came off headers, while
center forward David Jenkins pounded in
1 five goals. Greg Perrine scored three goals,
but assisted on a number of others with well·
executed crossing passes from the right for-
ward position.
The Speed, a 12-and-under team, reached
the semifinals of Section 1J by defeating La
Mirada, 2-1, in overtime in a game played in
the pouring rain. The Speed's sectional !iemi·
final is slated for Sundny at 9 a.m. at Sierra
High in Whittier.
The midfield, which played a big role in
the success of both the offense and defense,
was paced by the team's leading scorer,
Marco Santangelo, who scored seven goals,
along with Scott Wade and Danny Krikorian,
who controlled the outside midfield posi-
Chasen Marshall's two goals were both
from headers, one of which helped Speed
take the lead in a hard-fough t game apinst
South lrvine. The assist on that goal went to
Luis Avalos, whose versatility on offense and
defense has contributed heavily to the team's
overall success. ·
Over the coutsc of the all·star season, the
Costa Mesa team, coached by Pete Wade
and Randy Powell, went undefeated, posting
a 7-0-2 record and finishing two points ahead
South Shore YC
offering youth
sailing academy
The Soulh Shore Yacht Club
Junior Summer Sailing Acad-
emy will be held between June
20 and Aug. 4.
It is designed to teach young
sailors to sail small boats safely
in the harbor. This program
will use fun competition and
cooperation 10 give youngsters
valuuble experience and skills
that can be used for life.
The curriculum includes:
You as a Sailor (environment,
gear, protection), Safety; The
Sailbqat; Undcr~tanding Wind;
Introduction to Sails; Rigging
and De-rigging your boat; Your
First Sail; Using the Sails; Ma·
neuve ring Upwind; Ma·
neuvering Downwind; Un·
derstunding Capsize; Man
Overboard Recovery; Leaving
and Returning; Sailing Well,
Improving Skills; Right of Way;
More Seamanship Maneuvers;
Weather an<l Currents; Know-
ing Those Knots and Lines; De-
cision M:iking in Sailing; Ousic
Boat Maintenance; Basic Navi-
gation.
Any young sailor, seve n to 17
years of :igc in good physical
condition may participate. The
student need not be a member
of SSYC or any other yacht
club. The student will be re-
quired to swim 100 yards and
tread water for five minutes the
first day of class.
SSYC will provide adult su-
pervision and instruction from 8
a.m.-5 p.m. Boats, life jackets
and instructional materials will
also be provided. Students will
provide their own lunches, sail-
ing • clothes (shorts, T-shirts,
swim suits, appropriate foot·
wear) a_.nd sun protection.
The academy starts June 20
and supervision will be pro-
vided Monday through Friday
through Aug. 4. There will be
no instruction July 3 or 4.
The academy is located at
the SSYC facility at 2523 W.
Coast Highway, Newport .
Beach.
Newport ~ast
LL Opening Day
today, finally I
Newport Juniors get a good start
NEWPORT BEACH -On Sun·
day, the Newport Junior Crew host·
ed the Southern California Cup on
Newport Bay.
This was the second o' three
races between Newport, Long
Beach and San Diego, each of
whom must host one of the series
regattas. Each regatta has 15
events, each worth points from first
through third place.
On Sunday, Newport continued
to show its dominance by winning
nine of the 15 events. Newport now
leads the series by 20 points, with
the final Southern Cal Cup sched·
uled in San Diego next month.
Croteau; Women's nrsity quad-Nicole Azlzi, Jana Walson, Rcbc<:ca Shaw, Amy
aemens, toxswaln Lauren Childs; Women's
novice fout-R.achel Ch;arton, Brooke .
Stephens, J.lmie hllard, Beth;anie Feldman,
cox.swain Min;al T;ap;adiya. ·
THIRD PLACI FlNlSHlS
FIRST PLACI FlNlSHU
Men's varsity elght-Creg Parker, James
McN.lmara. Kenny Ristau, Tomas Buraw,
Cil Reese, Jeremi;ah Mann. Cyrus Mocfanlou,
Mike Defigueiredo, coxswain Alison
Croteau; Men's novice eight 8 -Mike
O'Meara, Scott Mosler, Adri;an Leung, Brett
Winfleld, Alex Bfant·l.1w.ldski, Nima
Alipour, Doug Jetton, Rami Wiu, co11swain
ualin wa,,en.
At the'tomplelion of the series, a
champion will be crowned for the
overall team points, men's total and
women's total points earned.
Men's novice single-Nima Alipour;
Men's varsity double-Blab Robertson,
James McN.unara; Men's novice
(our-Zander undfried, Willi01m Soung, Jon
Acurr, fillp Sulc, coxswain Minal Tap.ldiya;
Men's novke eight-Cyrus Modilnlou, Nima
Namdar, CU Reese, Jeremiah Mann, kenny
Rislau, Nick Succa; Mall Marble, Ron
tterrick. couwain Alison Croteau.
Women's novice eight 8-Nicole
Brant-Zawadzki, ~tie McConnell, Jenny
McCreight, Julie Norton, Teri Tun, Jean
Chang. Patriciill Soung. Liz Adams, coxswain
Lauren Childs; Men's novice quad-Nick
Succa, Scoll Mosler, William Soung, Gil
Reese, coxswain Culin Warren; Women's
varsity eight-Rebecca Shaw, Nicole Azizi,
Solange Roussel. Sarah P.eters. Michelle
Jilckson, Leslie Palmer, Amy Clemens, Jean
Chilng. coxswain Alison Croteau.
The regatta held in Long Beach
was the first race of the season.
The Newport crews started the sea·
son with six first-place finishes, six
second-place finishes and four
third-place fini shes.
Men's varsity quad-Blake Robertson,
j.lmes McNam;ira, Mike Defiguciredo, Creg
Parl.er. coxsw;iin Lauren Childs; Women's
novice single-Erica Swensson; Women's
novice eight-Rache l Charton, Brooke
Stephens, Emilie Rilutus, Belh.mie Feldman,
Solange Roussel, Summer Villani, Jamie
B;illard, Rachel Menkes, coxswain Allison
Salt water hopes warming up
L ocal salt water fishing is improving as the sea
temperature continues to climb all along the
south coast, in the channel and around Catalina
bland.
Unseasonable readings in the mid·60s has been
responsible for the massive red tide that is still
occurring in streaks from San Diego to Santa Monica
Bay. ·
Anglers heading out of local landings to fish
reefs and drifting ovec a hard bottom in 11 to
15 fathoms of water are catching legal halibut,
sand bass and lots of shallow water bottom
feeders fishing right to the off-color water.
everyone feels that good numbers of sea bass will be
caught this coming week, providing no new storms
blow through the Southland.
•The weekend of March 24-26 has been selected by
the United Anglers for their white sea bass brood
stock collection weekend. Anglers will be fishing for
legal white sea bass (minimum of 28 inches) for the
new hatchery in Carlsbad.
Participants arc encouraged to catc,h a fish
and then donate the sea bass lo the project.
The research vessel Sea World will leave its
Newport bay berth and be at Catalina Island
collecting healthy caught fish and then
transport the live sea bass to Hubbs-Sea
World Research Institute in San Diego.
Norris Tapp, manager of Davey's Locker
(674-1434) reports that the bait boat was
finally able to get out of Newport Bay and
made a few good sets filling nets with live bait
that has been missing for the past few weeks.
The holding tanks arc full of anchovies at
the Pavilion docks and sportboats are heading
out to local and offshore fishing spots with
plenty of 'chovies.
Jim
Niemiec
Private boaters interested in participating
in the program should contact Bill Shedd at
660-8757. All communications for the event
will be monitored on VHF channel 71.
• Children who would like to learn all
about fresh water fishing should ask their
parents to take them to the Pathways to
Fishing School rhat will be held Saturday Outdoors Norris said, "The calico bass bite has been
very good at Catalina and the all-day boat
Thunderbird is scheduled to run trips over to the
island daily, departing at 10 p.m. and returning by 6
p.m. the following day."
Veteran skippers are waiting for the white sea bass
to explode at Catalina Island. A few fish arc being
caught on the back side by private boaters fishing with
live squid in tight to the island.
The moon phase is about to chonge and just about
from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Santa Ana River
Lakes located off the 91 Freeway in Anaheim.
The event is free, and youngstcM will learn about
fish habitat, angling techniques, how to cas1, safe
boating and how to rig tnckle. E ch child who goes •
through the classes will be allowed to catch o Mt.
Lassen rainbow trout out of the heavily-stocked "Catch
Out Pond."
For more information call 632-78S 1.
CORONA DEL MAR -New·
port Eost Little League will be
holding its Opening Day ceremo-
nies today, beginning ut 9 a.m. at
Lincoln Park.
The league has received com·
mitmcnts from a couple of mDJOt
lci>&ue pl:.1ycrs to bo guests at the
ceremonies. Thero will be a pa·
radc. food and carnival·likc &et·
tin1. For more information. coll
Newport Ea t Uttlc Leaauc •l
152-6229.
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2060 HartMw loulnard of Can in Costa Mna
(714) 642-0010 s.w,, n. ·~ Al90 Sira 1nr THE STORE
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Locals basking over
campaign or positives
In NJB competition
NEWPORT·¥ESA -Teams
from Newport Mesa National Jun·
lor Basketball completed the
Championship Series last weekend
with some impressive wins against
teams from around Southern Cali·
Cornia.
The Division 2 (fifth and sixth
graders) Rockets (11·2), couched
by Early Hawkins, won· the Cham·
pionship Series by defeating the
La Habra Sonics, 66·37, at El Do·
rado High. The Rockets were led
by AJJ.Star players Matt Gonzales,
Jonathan Smith and point guard
Arya Hawkins.
The Rockets, who never trailed,
were led by Smith with 19 points
and 15 rebounds, Gonzales with
17 points and 15 rebounds, and
Hawkins with 14 points.
ln other Division 2 action, the
Bulls (10-3) defeated Long Beach,
59-42, at Pacifica High to earn
third place. The Bulls were led by
their trio of shooting guards,
Brandon Chadwick (17 points),
Justin Rowe (13 points) and Rudy
Serna (18 rebounds), who con-
verted six three pointers in the
contest ... The Magic lost a 39-34
decision to Moreno Valley. The
Magic were led by Louis Day with
11 points and 10 rebounds, Char-
lie Amburguey with nine points
and eight rebounds and Brandon
McLain with six points and I l re·
bounds. ·
• In All-Net play, the eighth
grade Dulls (10-4) defeated Ful-
lerton; 65-33, at Fullerton College.
The Bulls finished second in the
Dlue Conference and move into
this weekend's tournament in Ful-
lerton as the second-seeded team
among 36 entrants. The Bulls were
led by · Paul Hamilton with 24
points 'and Adam llcarlson and
Derrick Mansell with 12 each ...
The seventh grade Magic were de-
feated by Santa Ana, 72-65, at
Calvary Chapel High, despite mak-
ing a dramatic comeback in the
last period after being down by 20
points in the third quarter. Rich·
ard Agnew sparked the comeback
with all of his 10 points coming in
the last period. Ronnie Prettyman
added 14 points in the losing ef-
fort ... The sixth grade Rockets
(12·2) defeated South Coast .to
clinch the South Conference
championship, 52-49, at the West
Newport Gymnasium to advance
into this week's Championship
Tournament at Fullerton College
:is the third-seeded team in the
30-team field. The Rockets trailed
:it the end of the thfrd qunrter, 39·
33 but midwax through the fourth gu~rier, ldcan Shahnngiao, who
scored 14 poinls, hit three three-
pojoters iJJ a row·to give the Rod-
ets the lead for good. Aaron
Yarnal had 18 points for the
Rockets.
•In Division 1 (seventh and
eighth graders), the Celtics (9·4),
who were playing for the champi·
onship, were defeated by North
Huntington Beach, 49-37, at Tus·
tin High. The Celtics, who staged
a late comeback after being down
by 20 points in the first half, were
Jed by Ryan Dale with 19 points
and Judd Hiclbrink with 10 ... The
Magic (10-3) defeated the La
Habr\l Raiders; 57-42, to claim the
consolation championship. The
Magic were led by Jason Simco
with 20 points and Drian Jimenez
and Mike Ortiz with I 3 apiece ...
·The Jazz girls (7-6) fini shed the'ir
season on a high note by defeating
the Placentia Outlets, 39-32, at
Chapman University. The Jazz
were led by Lisa Steinfeld with 13
points and eight rebounds, whik
Eliz.abeth Bennett had 10 points
and seven rebounds and Melissa
Vargas contributed nine points.
• In Division 3 (third and fourth
grnder~). the Dulls (10-3) defeated
Yorba Linda for the consolation
championship, 48-12. The Bulb
were led by Taylor Young with 14
points and Rynn llecnnn with 13.
•Newport Mesa NJl3 is hosting
the Arca All-Star Tournament this
weekend at Newport Harbor High
for all·stur teams from around Or·
ange County. Winners from tJiis
tournament will advance to the re·
gionals the following weekend. Re·
gional winners will move on to th<;
National Tournament in Fullerton
early in April.
The All-Star Tournamtnt is a
fund-raising event by the league
and is open to the public for a
minimal charge.
Marlins, Red Sox share the lead
in Newport East Pony League play
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport East Pony League enters is second
weekend of pl:iy today with the Marlins and Red Sox sharing the lead at
1-0, followed by the Athletics (1·1), Mets (0-1) and Cardinals (0·2).
Highlights of season-openers:
• Red Sox 4, Cardinals 0: Garrett Gentry walked and scored with the
aid of a sacrifice fly by Reid Bradshaw, and Jon Schrank's blow, which
was booted in the ·Second inning. Matt Marsh.ill, who was 3 for 4 at the
plate, was the winning pitcher.
•Marlins 10, Mets 4: Eric Snell had two doubles and went 3 for 4
with 4 ROI for the Marlins. Ty Harper, who struck out eight, walked
two and allowed one hit in three innings, was the winning pitcher.
•NBA Dodgers 7, NEPL Athletics 5: The first meeting of cross-bay
rival leagues wound up with the host Athletics dropping a tight game
when the Dodgers scored three in the fourth to open up a 4-1 lead.
Athletics pitcher Mark Hatfield went 3 for 4 with two doubles, but
suffered the loss.
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sible without the pitching and hit·
ting of Mesa junior Matt Broesamle,
who drQvc in three runs with a pair
of singles and yielded just two
earned runs in a quality six-inning
start.
Jeremy Starns, who came on in
the seventh, picked up his third wtn
in five decisions, dropping the Ea-
gles to 2-4, 0-1.
Eagle shortstop Abel Flores went
3 for 4 and scored the second of Es-
tancia 's first-inning runs.
Estancia upped its lead to 3-1 in
the third on a Mesa error. but the
Mustang defense settled down to
pave the way for a comeback.
"In past years, and even last year,
I'm not sure we could have gotten •
there," Deats said of the last at·bat
rally. "Anytime you beat Estancia,
it's a big win for.01,Jr program.''
The game was played on Mesa's
junior varsity field, due to vandals
flooding the varsity field Thursday
night, washing away part of the
pitching mound in the process.
COSTA MUA 4, UTANCIA 3
HIGH SCHOOL Wl8ALL
Estancia 201 000 0-3 7 S
Costa Mesa 102 000 1-4 6 2
ubrer;a ;and Herman; Brocsamlc, Starns
(7) ;and Schroeder. W-Stuns, 3·2.
L-C;abrcr;a, 0·3. 38-Ch;atman (CM) 2.
l£All HOOSTI!N/DAILY PILOT
Estancia first baseman Steve Baker remains on the ground after colliding with Costa Mesa's
John Schroeder. Both suffered knee injuries on the play, which eventually scored the win-
ning run (Josh Cant) from second base. The victory puts Costa Mesa into first place In the PCL.
Tars drop 7-3 Sea View ·opener Sea View League
League
WLT
Seventh proves fat al for CdM, 6-3
IRVINE -Nine New-
port Harbor High errors led
to four unearned runs by Ir-Irvine
El Toro
Santa Margarita CdM
Newport
WOOdbridge
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
the Sea Kings to 3·2-1, 0-1.
First baseman Kevin Stu-
art had two hits and hi~ t'' o
ROI keyed a three-run fifth.
which gave the Sea King~
their short-lived lead.
. vine, which proved to be the
difference in a 7-3 Sea View
League-opening baseball
victory for the host Vaque-
ros.
Irvine's Matt Ward went
the distance, fanning six and
walking no one to end the
Sailors' four-game winning
streak, dropping them to 4-
2, 0-1 in league. "We juSl
didn't make the plays today
and they did," Newport
Coach Kirk Bates said.
Friday'•
Score•
CORONA DEL MAR -
Visiting El Toro High punc-
tuated six walks in the sev-
enth inning with a ba~e~
loaded double to rally for :t
6-3 Sea View League-
opening baseball win over
the host Corona del Mar
Sea Kings.
Senior Myles Davi!> had
the other two hits fof the
hosts. El Toro 6. CdM 3 Newport starting pit~her
Danny Pulido struck out
three in four innings and
went 2 for 3 to fuel the Sail-
ors' five·hit attack, which
also included a Dave Snow-
den double.
IRVINI 7, NEWPORT 3
Nrwport 001 200 0-3 S 9
lrvint 400 201 0-7 I I
Pulido, K.ihl (S) ~nd 8ithl; Wvd and Cr1gn~no. W-W1rd. l-Pulido, 1·1.
28-Woolry (I), SnowdC'n (NH), Pulido
(NH). HR-Cngn~no (I).
Irvine 7, Newport 3
S.Maroartta 4, WOOdbridge 2
WednHday'1
Games (3:15)
CdM at Newport
Irvine at WOOdbndge
Santa Margarita at El Toro
Leading, 3-2, heading into
the seventh, CdM starter
Chad Johnson was lifted
after issuing a leadoff walk,
and the Chargers burned
two CdM relievers to drop
IL TORO 6, CDM 3
CIToro 000 020 4 -C. 4 4
CdM 000 030 0-l 4 l
Smith ~nd Sl~in~IN; Johnson, Will' I'),
Nwum m ~nd lvll'Chl. W-Smilh.
l-Wills, O·I. 2B-Slu~r1 (CdM), T
VrUC'lls (CT).
Sailoi's'
softball
wins, 3-0
NEWPORT BEACH -Sopho·
more Molli Mullen struck out
seven and scattered seven free
passes en route to a four-hit shut·
out over visiting Laguna Beach in
nonleague softball Friday after-
noon as Newport Harbor pre-
vailed, 3-0.
The Sailors, 2-3-1 overall, scored
three times in the third inning
with the help of base hits by Lori
Metcalf, Mullen (a two-run safety)
and Mindy Alford.
NIWPORT i, LAGUNA HACH 0
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J•nnlftf Roct.., Jtula Rotht (4) .and CoodrNn.
Mulltn ""d CosHUn.
Tars split volleyball
duels at DC meet
HUNTINGTON BEACH
The Newport Harbor High boys
volleyball team split two pool play
matches Friday night in the Divi·
sion I Orange County Champi·
onships at Marina High.
The Sailors rallied to top San
Clemente, 9-15, 15-3, 15-13, but
fell to Fountain Valley, 15-3, 15·
13, after leading, 13·6.
"'We knocked Fountain Valley
out of the playoffs last year, so
they were fired up to play us,"
said Newport Coach Dan Glenn,
who credited seller Max Spooner
and outside hitter Greg Slick for
their strong contributions.
The Tars open play today
against Esperanza at 9 a.m., with
the pool-play qualifiers advancing
to 11 :30 a.m. playoffs.
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BRIEFLY
CdM nets 13-5 decision
CORONA DEL MAR -Co-
rona del Mar High's boys tennis
team eased to its fifth win in six
starts Friday, taking a 13-5 non-
league decision from visiting San
Clemente behind the singles play
of sophomore John Cappello. (an
easy sweep), as well as balance in
singles and doubles.
CDM U, SAH CLJMINR I
Sintln: ~lo (CclMI ~f. Cn~. 4.0, •r.
Murphy, 6-2;.dtf. T&hMI, 6-2; Mo•rl•M ICd'wl) losl
4,6, 4-6; -'"4; Wtgtntr (Cd.\11 "'1111 4-l; IMI o.6;
"'°'14-l.
Oollbles: SUufftt-rruchbom ((d.\ll losr to
AchC'OOR.C..,iW., 4-4; dtf. S<lit"god.l~nu, 6-J;
*I. ICnus-CilbM. 6-0: W~nJt~n.ColtmM (Cd\I) "°" 7•S, 6-1, 6-1; ShuU.·J•lwtglrl (Cd\i) loll S·7;
-6-1,4-0.
DCC romps In volleyball
COST A MESA Orange
Coast College's men's volleyball
team used about one hour to dis·
pose of visiting Mt. San Antonio
College in Orange Empire Confer-
ence play Friday nigh t as Jason
Crone and Fernando Sabia, each
with seven kills, paced a 15-7, 15·
5, 15· 7 conquest.
Coast improves to 6·2 in confer-
ence, 9-2 overall.
Mesa swimmers sharp
LONG BEACH -Costa Mesa
High's boys vie at the CIF Relay
Finals at Belmont Plaza tonight
with entries in the•6 x 50 free and
4 x 100 freestyles after earning
consolation final bids on Thursday.
The 6 x 50 consists of Ryan
Dandy, James Comfort, Ryan
Kelly, Dan Buckley, Sean H¥1ton
and Robert Grayeli. The 4 x 100
consists of Dandy, Buckley,
Grayeli and Comfort.
CdM' s Louie sparkles In
Senior Women's tennis
Judy Louie of Corona del Mar
and partner Maricaye Daniels of
Encinitas were doubles finalists at
the 1995 United States Tennis As·
socia tion Nationa l Senior
Women's Clay Court Champi-
on~hips held recently in Hou!>ton.
This event is recognized as an
International Tennis Federation
world·cla~s tournament.
Louie, the holder of 11 UST A
national titles, hns competed since
1967. She was recently named the
Senior Woman Pla}-er of the Year
by the United States Professional
Tennis Association and teaches
tennis al the Lindborg Racquet
Club in Huntington 13each and
Jasm ine Creek in Corona del Mar.
Daniels, the holder of two
USTA national titles, has played
doubles with Louie since 1994.
Last year, Daniels and Louie won
the doubles titles at both the
UST A National Senior Women's
Clay Court Championships held in
Houston and the UST A National
Senior Women's Indoor Champi·
onships i~ Chicago.
Hat trick completed
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Jason Wishengrad of Newport
Beach notched a hat trick to lead
the Beach City Lightning Squirt B
ice hockey team to a 4-2 victory
over the West Valley Wolves of
North Hills.
Goalie Nick Sacco, also ·or New-
port, was strong in the nets during
the regular season, averaging two
goals allowed per game while re-
cording three shutouts as the Hun·
tington Beach-based Lightning
ended its regular season with a 12·
game unbeaten streak an 12·2·2
second-place finish.
CdM elrls roll In track
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Mar High's Jennifer Gardner dou-
bled, Doris Hawley became th<:;
first-ever CdM girl to win in the
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HIGH SCHOOL HONOU
Three Eagles, one Mustang earn
first team All-PCL glrls soccer
Estancia High, which rallied from an 0-9-1 nonlcaguc record to finish
tied ror third in the Pacific Coast Le:lgue with a 5-3-2 mark, placed
three players on 1he coaches' AJl-PCL &•Tis soccer team.
Seniors Alyson Denton and leading scorer Holly Ferguson joined JUn·
ior Christine Dahle on the fi~t te:im, whe re Co!>ta Mesa High junior
Heather Brackett wns similarly honored.
It was the second st raight first-team recognition for Dahle, while Fer-
gusorr and Denton were second-team picks as juniors.
Costa Mesa junior Jessica Schroeder was named to the second team,
as was Estancia senior A.my Jacobson und Eagle sophomores Erin Oerg-
man and Jennifer Brunick.
Schroeder was a second-team selection a ye:ir ago.
All-Pacific Coast League Girls Soccer
Coaches' selections
Most Valuable Offensive Pl~yer
Karine Inoue, La~una Hills, So.
Most Valuable Defensive Player
Jayne Nichols, University, Sr. · • •
Co-Most Valua~le Goalkeepers)
Kirsten Roy, Aliso Niguel., So.
Jiii Krupoff, University, Jr.
First Team .
Christine Dahle, Estancia, Jr.
Jenny Krupoff, University, Jr.
Nicole Restivo, Laguna Hills, Sr.
Bonnie Warriner, Aliso Niguel, So.
Heather Brackett, Costa Mesa, Jr.
Carrie Clark, University, Fr.
Carrie Geyer, Laguna Hills, Jr.
Stacy Roberts, Laguna Hills, So.
Alyson Denton, Estanca Sr.
Holly Ferguson, Estancia, Sr.
Natalie Kaylor, Laguna Hills, Sr.
s,cond Team
Corrine Braun, Laguna Beach, Jr.
Regina Harrison, Laguna Hills, So.
Amy Jacobson, Estancia, Sr.
Brooke Schwartz, Laguna Beach, Jr.
Erin Bergman, Estancia, So.
Tiff any Boykin, Laguna Hills, Sr.
Jennifer Brunick, Estancia, So.
Cindy Johnson, Aliso Niguel, So.
Lauren Franson, Aliso Niguel, Jr.
Jessica Schroeder, Costa Mesa. Jr.
Jenny Sinay, University, Fr.
Kelly Garner. Laguna Beach, So.
Local honorable mention
Mandy Simonds, Jr, Suzanne Timmons, Jr. (Costa Mesa); Whitney
Gilliam. Jr., Natalie Rainey, Jr. (Estancia)
Six Eagles gain All-PCL
l hc Estancia l ligh bo)'> -.occcr tc;im, which finished third in the P.t·
cific Coast League, hatl si\ pla)crs selected by the circu1t 's coaches on
the all-lcngue team.
Junior Greg Au~tin anti lre.,hman Ramon Garcia ''en: the E::igle rep·
rcsentati.,,es on the ftrsl team, JOinin3 Costa Me sa st::inuouts Cnrlos
LoLa, a sophomore goalie. :ind Camilo Rami1eL.
Seniors Omar Uosch and Alan Dcra<., a., well as sophomores Gerson
Salgado and Arm::intlo Quinones \\Cn! E:.iancia\ scconu-team picks.
Costa Mesa ::.cnior I lui;o Purcayo anti l\1w,1ang ::.ophumorc Joi,c Ca~il·
las were also :.ccond·tcam selections.
fatancia finished 15-8-5 un the :.cason.
All-Pacific Coast League Boys Soccer
Boys soccer
Coaches' selections
Most Valuable Player
Justin Young, Laguna Beach. Sr
First Team
Carlos Loza. Costa Mesa. So
Camilo Ramirez. Costa l11esa. Sr
Ramon Garcia. Estancia, Fr
Greg Austin. Estancia, Jr
Kirk Golding, Aliso Niguel, Sr
Mike McKenzie, Lag. Beach, Jr
Sett'l Simchowitz. Lag. Beact~. So.
Charlie Noble. Laguna Hills, Sr.
Ted Wenzel, Laguna Hills. Sr.
Zack Smith. University, Sr.
Jerr Majit. University, Jr.
Tom Bradley, University. Sr.
Second Team
Omar Bosch, Estancia. Sr
Armando Ouinones. Estancia. So.
Gerson Salgado, Estancia, So.
Alan Deras. Estancia. Sr.
Hugo Porcayo, Costa Mesa. Sr.
Jose Casillas. Costa Mesa, So.
Craig Vande Wetwering. Aliso Niguel. Sr
Leonardo Morales. Laguna Beach, Sr
Marc Ornelas. Laguna Beach. So.
Jason Balogh, Laguna Hills, Jr.
Dan Carlson. Laguna Hills. Jr.
Jaime Luther, University, Jr.
Matt Wells. Aliso Niguel, Sr.
All-Sea View League Girls Basketball
Coaches' selections
Co-Most Valuable Players
Melanie Pearson, Woodbridge, 6· 1, Jr.
Krissy Duperron, Woodbridge. 5-10, So.
First Team
Mandy Clayton. Newport, 5-tO, Sr
Jenny Jennings, Newport. 5-1 O. So.
Andree Verhulst. Newport. 5-7. So.
Angela Burgess. Woodbridge. 6-4. Sr
Erin Stovall. Woodbridge, 5-7, So.
Tami WeaveP, Woodbridge, 5·5. Jr
Shawnee Stevens. Irvine, 5·8 Sr
Janell Jewett. El Toro. 5-11 , S1
Second Team
Mehssa Schutz. Newport, 6-0. Sr.
Jennifer Gardner. CdM, 6· 1. Jr.
Carly Moss, Woodbridge, 5-7, So.
Tia Barbee. El Toro, 5-11, Sr.
Melinda Newe. Irvine. 5-8. Sr.
Shannon Redfern, S. Margarita, 5-9. So.
M1cheile Chambers. S. Margarita, 5-10, Fr
All-Pacific Coast League Girls Basketball
Coaches' selections
Co-Most Valuable Players
Deanna Milchelson, Aliso Niguel, So.
Raschelle Lawrence. University, So.
First Team Second Team
Koo Kim, Costa Mesa, So.
Corri Lurmann, Costa Mesa. Jr.
Jessica Waltz, Estancia, Jr.
Tamara Inoue, Laguna Hills, So.
Tayyiba Haneef, Laguna Hills, So.
Monique Mathews, University, Fr.
Pamela Loud. University, Sr.
Erin Brown, Costa Mesa. Sr.
Cyndi Richards, Estancia, Sr.
Karla Dominguez, Estancia, Sr.
Chanel Anderson. Costa Mesa. Jr.
Heather Snavely, University, Sr.
Brooke Hyman. Aliso Niguel, Fr.
Tars' Smith, Mesa's Loza All-CIF
Newport Harbor High senior forward Alessio Smith and Co!>ta Mesa
High sophomore goalie Carlos Loza have been n3mcd to the All·CIF
Southern Section Division 111 boys soccer team.
Smith, a varsity veteran for Coach Colin Uoucllc's Sailor , wa uo uf·
fensive cataly~t who often drew special nllention from def enders.
Loza nmu!>sed 197 !>avci., including five hutout , a~ Coach C~rlos
Miramontes' l:m line or dcfcn c 10 the Mu tangs aoal.
TODAY
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llU.UeUllAL TOIHIU ...... CL_UllC AT MBA VlltDI COUNID_C:...:Ul8.:.:.•:.•:...-:_•_ac_H_l~3~·1:_t _____ "'"".-___ ----,
Chi Chi's demeanor __.
changes -whether he's
on or on, he's always OK
~ Despite his lackluster
round, gotf's good guy
comes up like roses.
Bv RJCHAJU> DlTNN, Sroan Warna
COST A MESA -Even after a
bad day, when his putting had
gone south, Chi Chi Rodriguez
maintains a smile and a busy auto-
graph-signing pen for fans and vol-
unteers.
Rodriguez had no birdie~ in th e
opening round Friday of the in-
augural Toshiba Se'oior Classic.
He was more friendly to the golf
course.'s spectators afterward than
the greens were to him during his
18 holes at the Mesa Verde Coun-
try Club.
"The 19th hole was my favorit e
today," he said.
Followi ng a dismal first round
of 5-over 75, Rodriguez remained
gracious with fans, making a spe-
cial effort for 29-year-old Gary
try not to show (my disappoint·
men ts).
"Golf is &he kind of game that
brings out the character in a per-
son, but sometimes you•rc going so
badly. you thfok Jou•re the worst
golfer in the worl . Sometimes you
feel you're the best."
Rodriguez said two months ago
that he focused on the mentaJ as-
pects of the game during the ofr-
scason in an effort to return to the
top, but Frida~ he said he still
hasn't found 'the . eye or the
tiger." ,
"I've forgotten how' it is (to ·be
successful)," he added. 1'Jt's been
so long."
Rodriguez, who became a mem -
ber of the World rHumanitarian
Sports Hall of Fame in 1994, and
served as the Grand Marshal for
the .1995 Tournament of Roses Pa-
rade in Pasadena, has brought
more pizzazz to the Seliior Tour
than perhaps anyone.
M...: llA&TalJDAa&:r...., T~ J8cldln WalChel ae hie t• lhol ... oft lft Frt. day • ht ro'8ld ot the 54-hole Toehlba senior ctu1kf
at M... Verde Country Club. The l~ral Mmora
tour atop contlnu• today and Sunday at the Costa
Mna courae.
Notes on a cull ~
...._ hOt and cold
•And right now Tom Wargo is right on his game.
BY lt.JCKAJU> DUNN, Sroan Warrn
COSTA MESA _ Maybe Tom Wargo is an extremist. "l either play
reallv bad, like an 85, or l &hoo~ real well. l'm usually never in tile mid-
dle,'' he said Friday, arter shootmg really well. . ., .
Wargo raised on a Michigan dajry farm who d1dn t play golf until he
taught .himself at' age 25, put .JWnselC in the hu~t for t~c inaugural
Toshiba Senior Classic title by firing a 5-under 65 an the first round -at
the Mesa Verde Country Club. . .
He heads into today•s sec.ond round ti~d with lsao Aoki and Larry
Laoretli, two strokes behind leader ~a~e Eichelberger. .
Wargo, 52, who earned over $1 m1Jhon last sen~n .in only has second
year on the Senior PGA Tour, made no bogeys m. h1s round. He sank
birdie putts from 10, 15 nnd 25 feet, and chipped an an eagle from the
fringe on ~O. O.n 14, Wargo got into the trees, ,but made a 12-foot putl
to save par. 'd f h' 1 • •:1t was nice to hQve a 3 on a ear-St. Wargo sat o l~ eag e. 'It's
good for momentum. 1t•s almost Idec hitting a home ,r;un with the bases
loaded. Well, it's more like with two or three ~en on. •
Wargo, whose jobs prior to golf includ~d 1ron wor~er, asse~bly-line
auto worker and bartender, was last year s lronman Award winner on
the Senior Tour, playing in 36 official eve nts (112 rounds).
. .
But Landers seems to be quite a ran himself.
-Hancock, a short-statured ma n
... • who works hole No. 8 as a volun-
teer marshal.
He played here last in 1968,
when Bob Dickson beat him in the
final round of the PGA Tour's
Haig Open.
~ Gibby Gilbert delights the fans
with his version of Chi Chi's routine.
During the introductions of his two partners
Friday, Ben Smith and Harry Toscano, Landers
applauded along with the crowd.
•WRONG WAY TREVINO ... Lee Trevino,
who lives in Palm Springs, took a wrong turn
on his way to Costa Mesa this week and wound
up in Downtown LA. It took him 4lh hours to
get from his house to Mesa Verde Country
Club.
Verde Country Club in 1960, when the cour~e
was still an inf ant, believes the tee shots will be
tight.
"You have a certain picture in mind of th e
golf courses you've played, and after 30 years
of growth, the trees make quite a difference. It
will be tight driving. In fact, on this (1 3th) hole
I hit a palm tree-here in the Shootout (on
Tuesday). l almost hit this (Cadillac) ten t
here."
"You're an inspiration to all
people," Rodriguez rold Hancock.
"You're chosen by God. All peo-
ple look to you."
Rodriguez, who failed to win a
Senior PGA Tour title last season
fo r th e firs t time in eigh t years,
still hasn't found the putting form
that produced 22 Senior Tour vic-
tories from 1986 to 1993. Yet, he
keeps his glow in front of the fans.
"When I get to my room, it's a
little tougher." Rodriguez said. "l
''I don't remember anything,"
Rodriguez said. "Usually, l have a
pretty good memory. 1 can usually
remember every shot. But maybe
i1's because the trees were so
small then." Rodrigue~ hopes his putting will
come around beginning today.
"I'm a streak putter," he said.
''When you start getting a lot of
pu tts, that's when you're going to
win again. You've got to be pa-
tient." . Just 'one of those days'
..,_ No home cooking for
Mesa Verde's Schilling.
Bv RICHARD DUNN, Sroa.n Wiun:a
COST A MESA -Close, but no
cigar.
That's how Art Schilling's put-
ting was Friday in the opening
round of the inaugural Toshiba
Senior Classic, in which Schilli ng,
head professional at the Mesa
Verde Country Club, the host
course, is playing on a sponsor's
exemption.
Schilling finished with an 8-over
78, the highest score of the event
by two strokes. He made no bird-
ies. He missed a JO-foot chip for
eagle on 10 and barely missed a
birdie putt on 15.
"I chipped it (on No. 10) for an
eagle, then 1 ended up hitting it
twice," Schilling said. "I think it
kind of rattled me a little. I really
hit terrible today. 1 was a little
nervous, I guess."
In the last four holes, Schilling
fi nished with three bogeys and a
double bogey. "He's an eagle in
my eye, though," said Schilling's
daughter. Staci.
Schilling. after 18 years as head
pro, is leaving early next month to
open the Plantation Resort Golf
Cl ub in Indio, a Fred Couples-
designed course. The 18-hole golf
course will not open for another
year, but Schilling, who will be th e
manage r and golf di rector, will be
there for club structu ring and
membership coordination.
Schilling, 53, played on the PGA
Tour fo r six months in 1973, quali-
fying for three events, but never
made a cut.
BY R.JcH.A.JlD DUNN, SN>an Wann.
P erhaps the bigg~st roar from the crowd
Friday came on the 18th green as Chi
Chi Rodriguez, Gibby Gilbert an~ Tony
Jacklin finished their opening round in
the inaugural Tosliiba Senior Class ic.
Rodriguez, one of the more colorful golfers
on the Senior PGA Tour with his celebrated
imaginary sword routine, missed a birdie putt
on the last hole before an
es~imated 1,000 fans.
Gilbert, however, who
finished four strokes ahead
of Rodriguez at l-0ver 71,
sank his birdie putt ... then
took it upon himself to
pe rform his own rendition
of Rodriguez's trademark
routine, much to the
crowd's delight.
Rodrigu ez stood there,
as if to say, "OK, that's
nice."
Gilbert
•WARGO JARGO ... Tom Wargo, who
he ads into today's second round tied for
second at 5-under 65, on his first trip to
Orange County: "I've been in some more
unfriendly places in LA. but I guess LA docs
have some nice spots."
•ADO WARGO ... "l'm disappointed. Here I
am in LA and nobody·asked me about 0.J."
• GOOD OL' BOY ... Robert Landers, the
Texas cattle farm er who w:is un employed for
21h years before qualifying for the Senior Tour
this year, in which he cashed in $2,000 of a
SI0,000 IRA to pay for his entry fee, is a
crowd fa vorite.
• PEACEFUL PUTTS ... Larry Laoretti, on
his successful putting Friday: "My wife gave me
a tape to listen to. You know, one of those
mind-set tapes. I feel asleep, but I guess that's
the idea."
•SAME TASTE ... Al
Geiberger, who endorses
Skippy peanut bu tter, has
carried a peanut butter and
jelly sandwich around with
him on the course in his
bag since he played on the
PGA Tour. Now, when one
of his sons caddie for him
on the Senior Tour, so they
take two sandwiches. Gelberger
"You can't really hurt a
peanut butter and jelly sandwich," Geiberger
said. "Even if you sit on it."
•HANDICAPS ... The golfer who best plays
the narrow fairways lined with mature trees
will probably fi nish oi:i top Sunday, pr at least
among the leaders.
Then again, the sort greens because of last
week's rain creates even more of a challenge.
''The greens are going to be tough to putt.
They're 100% poiania," Trevino said, alluding
to a Bermuda-type of grass. "Sometimes you
get burmuda greens, but poiania seems to grow
in clumps. La Costa has the same thing. It's a
winter grass."
Geiberger, who first played at the Mesa
•LESSONS FOR TREVlNO? ... Trevino,
still not fully recovered Crom neck surgery la~t
October, played at the Senior Slam at Los
Cabos, Baja, Mexico, where he shot an 80 in
th'e first round, finishing
fou~th in a four-man field.
"Hey, I played in it
because last place was
$1 7,000," he said. "When 1
went out to practice, I was
hitting the ball nine miles,
putting well, doing
everything perfect, then I
open up wi th an 80. I
haven't shot an 80 since
April 13, 1968, at Augusta. Trevino
Dut I felt great. When I
go t to San Antonio (for the Dominion Cl:.i~~ic),
every pro there gave me a golr lesson."
•WHERE'S ARNlE ANO JACK? ... Trc\-ino
misses his longtime colleagues, Arnold Palml'r
and Jack Nicklaus. "Sure, it's great when Ar nie
comes out and plays," Trevino said. "I like to
see Jackie, too. He looks grea t. He's working
out a lot. But he's got so many things going
on."
Palmer and Nicklaus, who play only sparingly
on the Senior Tour, are not here this weekend.
Nicklaus has played in only two events this
year, earning $58,500; Palmer has played in
only one ($3,900) .
.. LAORETTI PGA Tour. "Albus and I used to
play in a lot of tournaments to-
gether on Staten Island," he said.
Jan. 5, he gave up drinking.
"l go t checked out, and there
was nothing wrong with my heart;
my doctor said it was something
wi th my esophagus," Laoretti said.
"He said it was because of drink-
ing, and then he said I'd have to
cut down to two glasses of wine a
day. That's all I'd drink, just wine.
I said, how about quitting entirely,
and he said that would be even
better.
hooked it too much. It had a little buzz on it, but
if 1 hndn't booked it so much, it posslbly would've From Page 8 1
Laoretti played two event s dur-
ing the 1989 season through open
qualifying and recorded a pair of
top-50 finishes, earning $3,025,
enough for a down payment on a
motor home.
13y the following year, he had
hil> RV. "In the first week of 1990,
I made $2,000, then in the second
week in Tampa, I made about
$15,000," Laorctti said. "That's
more money than I'd ever seen
before, that bel onged to me."
He won enough ($165,339) the
next year to qualify for the Senior
Tour agai n. He has been able to
keep his card eve r since, never re-
turning to Qualifying School, or la-
boring in Monday qualifying tour-
naments.
Similar to the route fellow tour
member Jim Albus took, Laoretti
was a longtime club pro in New
Laorctti, who sank six birdie
putts Friday, while coming within
inches of si nking four others, is
two strokes behind leader Dave
Eichelberger,
tied at 5-under
with lsao Aoki
a nd T o m
Wargo.
"I've played
with E ichel-
berger three
weeks in a row
now. and I sec
him making aJI
Laorettl 1hose shots, so
I guess some
of it is rubbing
off," he said. "I had some op-.
portunities (for more birdies), but
I couldn't make a putt (on 11, 12,
13 and 14). 1 could've had eight
birdies in a row."
"But l'm not going to give up
Italian food or cigars."
Laoretti, who made only one
bogey Friday, missed birdie putts
on four straight holes from 12
feet. But he ended with a bang,
sinking a birdie putt from 15 feel
on 15, a 12-foote r on 16 after a
nice chip with a 6-iron, and a bi rd-
ie putt from 10 feet on 17.
• rolled onto the green." • ......... 81 Eichelberger played in the same group with
EICHELBERGER
he also finished second in the Raley's Senior Gold Larry Laoretti, who is tied for second at s-under,
Rush at Rancho Murieta near Sacramento and and Jim Albus,· the hottest golfer on the tour.
shot a 62 in the second round at lhe Ralphs Se-after winning last weekend's Dominion Oassie in
nior Classic in Los Angeles. .-------~ San Antonio, Tuesdny's Southern Cali-
••11vc been playing well in California fornia Dank Shootout and Thursday's
for quite a while now," Eichelberger Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Am.
said. "It's been my spot for me for a
while." Eichelbe~ger. who birdied holes 2, 3. 4
and 8 on the front nine, ending with a 4-
under 31, made birdies on 10, 12, 13, lS
and 16 on the back nine. •
"This round was similar to Ojai,"
Eichelberger s:iid. "I was just putting so
welJ, it's ama:ting how you get hot.
Laoretti made a lot of birdies, too. He
was making all of his ofter me, so he
wasn't doing much leading."
He struggled with bole No. 17, where
his tee shot landed directly in front of a
tree. Eichelberger, who bogeyed 17, de-Eichelberge r
Alona with No. 17, Eichelberger
missed a 6-foot birdie putt on nine and
his chip on 14 landed 1 Vl feet from the
pin. "I could've gotten 60, you're damn
right." he said. "Any time you miM a 2-foot putt,
cided to go low on the right side around
the tree. then barely missed a 20-foot putt for par.
"IC I went left, 1 would've had to fade the ball that's a mental error. l'vc done it before, but not
probably 40 yarda," he said. 441 went. fiaht, b~t I that often."
· York who never played on the ~
Before the season. Laorctti had
been getting chest pains, so on
Laoretti made his impact on the
tour in 1992, whe n he became an
overnight sensation by winning the
U.S. Senior Open. Ho finished
that year 13th on the money list
($444,385).
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PORT STREETS
3BR·2BA Carmel •
Quiet roe, aouth facing
x-lrg backyard original
-new roof! $429K
2BR·2BA + DEN
2200 + al, angl level,
x·lg yard, south facing
lg backyd $479,000
Agt &40·58&4
Waterfront Condo
Ing grnblt & partial Call Franklln Realty $675/mo. 557-9202 all transportation $550 Roomale wanled to of prkng. Up 10 lO,OOO cess ancy 49
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B k B A A I S I I sq 11, w/ultl. Rogor or ac ay on a cul-de-rea enla pee al st. & S650No pets646-0392 share a large 4br 3 ba u 0 ---------FOUND sacl $40;-000 spent on 840.7000 ext. 301 Ort Studio 3 door frm Dellnhtf I E' Id 1B cuslom home In Hun· nda. 714/754·14 o. INVESTMENT : large black new llled kllchen & No Feoa. S. Bayfronl. Avl 4/1. • u s e r. unneutered mal e
batha, akylta thruoul,1---------$525 Includes utlls. No pets. Elec range, ~~~~~1.B4!:;1~~a°s~e~ ---------OPPORTUNITY Shepherd Mix, vie
chandellera, marble Bavshores!! (818) 247-2446 patio, encl garage. INCOME Orange & Westmin· frplc, whl ahuttera, re $550 + dep. 642·5984 oak everywhere, foyer PROPERTY 2 790 2908 Sier, Npt Beach. Call
new cream carpet & Fal blu olu•, 43Bd-4Ba. Light & brile spacious E 'ald• lrg lmmac 2Br& S40p01umsho. 'an+ d5s00capslnegc.' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil __ 64_5·_1_0_79_. ____ _ m n es a e, car gar. 1 Bd 1 Ba 1 garage much morel Unlum Avl nowl $4000/mo. • • • 1 Y.!Ba, 253 Cabrlllo. 964-4267/574-4247 Exciting Naw lnforma· Have you •••n our $2350, completely Coast Newport Prop-yrty S1000/mo. Lora Patio vertical• light1 _________ 2 Haea on 1 lot, E·sida In lion Syatem Creales IZZV? Sinking blk &
furn $2850. Call ertlas 842..a888 Vance Rltra 673-4062 doco;, w/d hkup. $850 •NP CrHt·2 rm aulta• CM. Grt loc. Ltva In 1, 45K Every 30 Days wht female cat, prone
Robyn Agt. 6.40-2677. Perfect Uttle laland Call 310-379-1080. w/pnv ba In lrg 3bd, renl 1, or rent bolh. Min Investment 13,400 10 spinlng up. We left
By owner. S550,ooo CORONA 875-7939
XLT FAMILY HOME! DEL MAR 2122
BIO CYN TWNHM Studio Completely r• E'Slde/Npt Hghtl 2'hBa, Pool, jac. ten· $2691(/Brkr/Call 556-7181 Call 800-641·8354. the counlry tor a year, 2Br 2Ba, prime loc. moded, upstrs, N/Pels/ nla, llrpl, gar. W{D, our catsitte(pave Izzy
Tennis/pool/spa. smok, $795, 675-5704, 1 Br gllfdan apl. $650/ 5825 + ~ U11ls, 642·9050 away lo an anony·
$1600/mo. 759-8242 mo Incl utll. 759-l064 Bel lal th blk to ocean. BUSINESS OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE mous Newport Bch
Lrg 5Bd·3Ba home In
xlnt area. Pvt yard,
apa & many up-
grades! A value at
$539,000 w(rermal
PATRICK TJ;NORE
Real E•tate &
Loan• 780-8702
---------Eaatalde 2Bd 2Ba Sh8.le 2B• 1 Ba w/fem. FOR RENT 2 6 FOR RENT woman, phone & address BLUFFS apect bay vu. BALBOA upstairs. gar, new car· , Clean non-smkr. 5500. 7 9 2769 unknown. Please call
2Bd 1 Ba Houae Lg 3Bd·2.5Ba, 1900 tJ 1 N/P I d 640-4099 Remod, lncloaed 1-car aq. ft., huge patio, PENINSUIA 2607 pe pn • ' n ry rm. 545·6060/w 814-6332/h 1---------
gar. avl now, $1150/ beaut hme, In off·whl. 5825' 366"0607 CDM·r••P person to LOST BINOCULARS
mo, 700 lrla 968-7271 Near pool, $2250 mo. e104 15th St #8 EASTSIDE 2Bd·H~Ba ahr nice 2Bd, CBlna· I Bausch & Lomb 1x50,
Dowd, Rltr 720-7432 • New paint/cpl, ga· tlon Ave N/Smok Offi at Inspiration Point, Beautlful 2Br 2'hBa, 1 Bd·1 Ba. upstra w/ rage $825/mo. 1665 Ir· $475. 631-4243 • 1 A "ant an ce Corona del Mar. deck, garage, blt·lns.'-B'"'"L-U-FF-S-. -Pe_rf_e_ct--10-c some oc••n view & vine Ave. 720•9422 V Ve REWARD to finder.
Walk to ahopa. $1800. noar achoola, ahop-carport! $725 Avl 4/1.1------_;..;;...._ E'alde CM Feminine wi'th water incl.., uded? Call 714-725--0124 Avail now. 262-4747 ping, etc. Spacious Call Gary 720·9422 "A GREAT PLACE decor, ahr apaclous L t Blk 8 ,· dlt TO COME HOME TO" 3bd 2ba hm, frpl, w/d, oa ox w • Looking For A off-white 4Br 3Ba 2 Bd $1000/Studlo Spacloua & bright 1 1 f ferentlal gauge on 3n/ beau~ on lush green· $820 Both Incl utlJs. 1BR & 2BR. No peta. yd. Sep ph. 1 rm avl ots & ots 0 TA7ater7 95. Cross St·Sanla
MOBILE Rental? bit w pool. $2000/mo. 1 hae to bch, 915 E Call Now 831-8427 t%~u:. ~·~~O/~i , , , VV1 , Ana Ave & Universily The Bluffs Call KIP Owner 759-6906 Balboa. 449-1600 aid 212 .-Ave. CM. 966--0668.
$289,000 HOMES 1100 Harbor Realty 3Bd 2e 4435' ma tmific upbeat busmm mVlronrncnt' LOST CAT Black &
QPlan la rare & popu· 673 A AOO B h A 2nd 11~' a~~w:~r r~::: NEWPORT NbBI Shkaref 3Br hobuse h'h with (asr al'crss and grt'al parking' white male Tabby, has
l.r. 3Bd-2.5Ba. new NPT BCH Lovely 2Brl _____ ...,____ eac rea lae by owner. Approx BEACH 2669 oc rom eac . \\'(have a few S!l.lCCS trom 400 llll557 sq ft half of black mous·
S f PCH 3Bd 28 2 1200 Sq/ft. No Pets. '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Non-amkr. S400+dep. ,.--· kllchen appta. Ula 2Ba w/frplc In b .. ut • 0 a • Yearly Unfurn i• Ask f T 63 9 C.11! u~ \\'crt ont !~hon in Newport lhJI tache on face. Last
1100.r. & wonderful Sr. park by the B•y. aty, hrdwd firs. many 3 & 4BR·2 Batha Nr main/Balboa. Cati •1BR ........ ,....., __ o_r_ro...;;y..;., __ 1._1_5_0 seen on Tradew1nd1 windows fplc dbl gar v..... N"''-Bal P• Pt Sh 1~ Jdimtch n<>t watcml <k•\•n 1 a t /D plantallon ahullera. 55+ $49 000 Have ' • · $1375 lo $1800 mo. Nowl (818) 501-0097. 2BR 2BA $725/Up ...-nn r n aycres over
6AA9060 oth•;• fro;,, S25K lo Brkt. $1950. 556-7161 Villa Rentals Refrlg & dishwasher fum 3Bd, 2.5Ba, prof, w Shores area. 13 yra ..-... 535K. Bkr 675-6241 Bayfront 2Bd-2Ba 2 Incl. 60x30 pool. No prklng, W/O, Sundeck, old, used to being in-
675•4912 car parking, pool. pets. No feaa. No $400 or $500 675-4325 9st1d7e0 .. Please call 650-
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COSTA MESA 1024
--------COSTA MESA 2124 dock avl. No pets LOTS Property Mgmt $1500 673-6640 lease. 545-4855 NB·Lrg maater Bd 1loo lJlA Shopping for a n~ .,,,....,._....,.,....-..,....,...........,,--_____ •Beach v~Ml·Nr Ho•g• Prlv Ba, 2 blka 10 bch. p1nm.15 .~ FOR SALE 1400 On Bluff/View Cln Studlo/302 E. Balboa Sparkling 18d huge W/0, gar, •vi now. Il ~ll ~ apartment? classified
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3bd, 188. Huga yard, -•""E"'"a_a_t-b'""lu'"'tt-H_o_m_•_*_ Blvd.#3. New pnt, aep matllr, walk·ln' closal S525+dep 675-2745 c 0
.. " •" • lels you compare
nice Uacape, quiet C-for lae. 5Bd 3Ba, lri ba & kit. 1 blk to bch S ool/S NB-ON SANDI R / l1ll ShtV\JrJ \\J~ 1..abm 1 !'-.Cl~""" ilfa.:11. C.;\ ~2tt0; costs • withoul hassle Pelloan Point Ba11 0-S $1250/642·7104 & downlown. $525 Incl 725; P P• &46-6838 m w ,..,.. or worry! Buy 1749 000 w/ap-yard, nu carpi, paint LIDO ISLE 1 t prlv Ba In 4Bd hse. 1'141117J.93Jll Cl .. alfled Pro~ed piana: Build 2 Bd Houae Newport Ille. Great hae & IOCll utll. No pets. 631·2494 1 eps 0 Prof, N/S. $580+ V•
lmmed 49Nl702 owner Hghla araa, prlV yd, $2750/mo 84().4718 beach. Cozy studio, utlls. 548·1443 avl 4/1 842-5878 · gar, gu w/d hk·upa, N/P, aop entr, tennla, w/d. •--=--------S TOPI Beat quality Ullla Incl, 11200. 722-6625 Lu)( 2Bd Townhom• Can't seem to 5395/mo. 673-6239 NB-Prof to ahr 3bd ----------------
value Npl/CM. Total ---------1 v4 B•. marble flrplc, gel to all those 2Ba, 'h blk to bch, upgradea, 4Br 2Ba, RESORT E'ald• 2 m11r Br/2V•Ba walk·ln closet, gar, gar /W /D S 5 2 5 + tl'J
tam room. $249,900 PROPERTY 1580 Cln, quiet, w/d hk·up, wro. AC. $1175120.9798 repair Jobs Chances are ut111. 631 ·51n
now. Agt. 846·3557 grdnr, tp, xtru. 11250.,__________ around the house? you wlll find NB/Blufh. Share
650-2809 or 642·9722 Ooeanfront-Yrly 4+2 Let the h beaut condo on grn·
IRVINB 104~ *SUPER BUY* E'alda 3Bd·1Ba cottage 1-car gar auper cln, ClaHlfled w at you need bit. Pool. Avail now.
tl'J condo-Mlaalon Hiiia naw cpl/paint, w /d S2200 par mo. 402 E. Service at the price $400+ dep. 644-0263
C.C. Mr. O'Hara 957-1414 hkupa, carport, patio Oceanfront. NB agent you want lo pay Newport Cr••t 1own·
'895 No pet 122..e294 Jim Jacobs &75-3777 Directory when you read home to ahare with re·
Cute 2 Bd Condo w/gar ••••••••• EASTSID• 2Br 1 ~Ba •VIiia Balboa lrg 1800• help you find ClaHlfl•d aponslbla N/S. Private ir~~Co~~·~~~~~ HOUSES/ 1-cai: garage, cwpeta aq tt+,2bd, 2ba, pool, reliable help. dally room w/balh, cable,
Low Dual/no Mallo Roos CONDOS A drepea. No peta. ocn vu walk 10 Bel\. 842•5878 ~rwate phone line. (71,..)721•3SHSa Tarbell 780-a3&4 St575 (909)598-9347 ---------__ ....,.8::.;4~2::.·..:iS~8~7:..:8:....__ ool/tennl1/1pa. $485
FOR RENT 118 2Br Hou•• Wd "'··---------------------------Incl utll. Credit check
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•Located on Sacramento Rluer
•Boat docks allowed
• Center of Shasta Cascade
Wonderland
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Co. seeks Stall Acct.
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25533 Matguente Parkwny
(Cross SI. ntat Estancieio)
. HUNTINGTON BEACH
19720 Beach Blvd.
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CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING DECK SERVICE SERVICES 3548 COATING 3570 DIRECTORY HIRE A CARPENTER
Additions/Remodels House & Office Best STOP Deck Le•ksl Fl re/W a ler/Repalra. $-Besl Work! 10yr EJCp Waterproof Coalinga: Concreto/Eloc/Plumb. Refs. Some Eng. Froe est Docks/Stairs. Best SI ADDITIONS Jerry, 760·7864 +Rebeca 437-1274• Ouallly work. Free Eal.
REMODELING 3410 Kathr's HouHkeeplng Ll587430 722-8769
CARPET INSTALL Ouallly W0tk w/ refs.
Reliable 448-7975 DUNCAN & REPAIRS 3516 DOORS 3580 Pager: (714) 567·0918 CONSTRUCTION 20 Yrs Exp Small & SMC C.,pet Repairs •WINDOW CLEANING* An experienced Lg Jobs 650· 7042 Power stretch, sales. FREE ESTIMATES dependable door
Repair squoeky floors 297-8081 David hanger. Guar wonc,
BUSINESS ·1 dys 239-0289 24 hrs reas. Oon 521·8910
SERVICES 3488 Tim Reeves Flooring COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS REPAIRED
•Below Retail Prices• S1li1laction gUManleed!
Carpel/Wood/Uno Mike Bless, 565-3344 Bua Owner'• Right Arm Ll379730 845·071 t MAC TUTORINO or 642·2043 Lfll431830 l(llord Processing Pro Sy11em & all pro/:rms
Own notebook computer CERAMIC Mark 875· 245 ELECTRICAL 3610 Karen 650-4439 Call 8--4 buying cmputr
Outsource your word TILES 3528 ••TUTORINO•*
proc: editing, compo-Windows. Word, A·1 Electrical work
Excel. A.cce11 Duncan Construction sltion, gen 0H1co. Prof Leakr Showera Rep'd quality guar. 650-6106 Tho Dean of Tile. Ce· 20 Yra Exp. 723-1985 Oulck A1~onse
ramie new/repaired r•· Local Uc. 8 0-7042
LACEV'S*ELECTRIC CABINETS grout, balhrm remodel CONCRETE & plumbing L1670130 MASONRY 3SS7 25 yrs exp. Free est.
REFINISHING 3500 673-8065 or 846-8526 Res/Comm. Sr disc.
Lfll238300 842-6588
Cabinet Renovation CHILD CA.RE 3536 * Best Prlce/Qu1llty Relace, refinish, paint l..tndacape, brick, Slont FENCES Cusl Cabinets by Small Climbing up the Wall? Concrete. M34t22 8c DECKS 3615 Jobz 645-4907 L62440t
Call The Brick, Block. Stone, Tiie KITCHEN CABINET BABYSITTER Cone, Patio, Driveway •FENCES OATES• Stained or painted. 24 hr/all ao-l/7"°""0e1 Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 20 Yr ...-Jrepalr/pOat replaced Variety of flnlahes. Exp. Terry 597.7594 Redwood• L_.576605 Llc#698845 378-0371 BAICKeTILEeSTONE Jim Whyte 642·7200 CLEANING Plaln/atamped Con· •Wood f'•nc••* CARE GIVER 3501 SERVICES 3548 cret• & Coatings repl•rlj)llr, frH ~lllQ Uc.1541656 831-4310 ISlll'IW•. I.Ow prices. l.lc'd
C•r• for Seniors Wanted: 3 more qual-.,...Qu•llt~ a Pride-All M\llnt.IQt Conslt. 874..$301
Homecere ..-, appla, lty cllent1 w/ houaH aspect• of concrete &
lhoppfng, etc Xlnl refs, to clean. Christine. masonry. Best 1etv1ee,
GIASS/ Lynn 831·208t Ive ms. 64().6177 P9 218-5193 33 Yf• In ., ... 831.3859
MIRRORS 3682 A TOUCH Oft CLASS
CARPENTRY 3510 Cleaning. Rea/Comm CONTRACTORS Lie/Bonded. Ftee E11. HARBOR QLASS CO. TereH 282·7143 GENERAL 3558 Comm/Rel Slorefrnt,
flepwa, ~mod. Doors. wv.. BOSS HOUSECLEANING windows, wrdtbe, tub/
dOWS, tlbiMta, atucco l dly· Ucenaed·lnsured. CPI BUILDERS INC. 1tlower. Uc. 642.Q424 wall, fencea. QllH, lie. Uc. S9.75 pet hour. AHldentlal Const.
35Yf1 e-p Jerry 1424517 714•548-0368 Uc. 15184~4•1naured TRADE (714) 985-4993 A lo Z HANDYMAH HouaoteanlWlndewa
rtmAWREFACE CoASINm Wetkly, 81-weeklYi. Wheth9' you're 6uy,tno through classllled i<i1chene, bit.hi, doors, Move•ln1/out1. Re 1 or Hlllng, c1a11 nec1 842.-5878 windows. Doug 548-7258 Pina, 845·9888 coveta all your Medal . .· . '
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GOOd pay. L.alie F0<· Shermen Oarden1 • a?OO or f'AX 1.;eoe-47 CM•P lNPfllf 11'
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8am-4pm, 813·2268. Demonatratora IOI ll2.81/$18 &2/hr FOf produc«, agenl• & 1 ~::::=:!lv~1.;r~;:.,.,.,~::;;:-:;;_ 3 yr• compu1er exp w/1----------.,,..., hr, Car nece11ary. Inf 6 ' 1 • lot loan otncere, Eicper\·1.; OL prgm, Lotus, word Why play Hid• N 714·557·5571 ° •PP ca I b• • enc:• 6 Integrity • Reoeptlonl•l Type 35 proc. LI< Forest, 458-S8M With c:hlldeate? · "3t. lt&-50l-63Mlc204l muat. Call PATRICK wpm, h••V'I phOn ...
1061;fax458·1498 C~ll Claaalfl•d Buylt.Sefllt.Andlt, 8uylt.Selllt.Flndlt. TENORE 780-8703. $1100+benef111. Call
today! &42·15878. Ctaaatned. Cl...atled. PAX 7ec>-1489. Kim, 848-0651.
CHEVROLET OF NEWPORT
BEACH 445 E. oost ~ N B.
CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvg, C,M. 545:.1200
THEODORE ROBINS 2060 Hor r Blvd.of Cars, C.M.
RAY FLADEBOE HONDA
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842-2000
HANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH, BEAUTY IANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PET TELEPHONE ' & FITNESS 3740 IAWN CARE 3808 SERVICES 3870 SYSTEMS 3926
HomelRent1I PropertlH QUALITY CARE
Palnl ·Carpentry· Back Bar Chiropractic Ismael'• Oardenlng 20 yrs exp, excellenl Peraonallzed Pel Care Phone J•cka ~ Jack Drywall and morel Announces Dr Darlene workmanship, fair Kennel altematlve. No $25 AJA K G.,y 645·5277 Complete clean-up, prices. 645·2417 Ron * Lara 631-0200 * Tree trim, General stress or worry. Lie, M oves/Install. ResJ
Carp'try. rool'g, plbg 2675 Irvine Ave-Ste116 Maintenance. 550-9316 CHUNG'S PAINTING Ins. Reis 673-7184 Comm. 444·6550~
painl g, glassblocks LOH Fat Faatl Our MOS 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Price!
Landscape M alnt. Guar worl<. Free Est. Ele c/Tll e /S lucco get resulls. Latest Repair/Mow/Clean-ups Ucl375602 538-1534 PLUMBING 3890 TRANSLATOR/ Concrete decks(Repairs diets & mods as seen Mallbu-llght·S~eclalsl TUTOR 3927 MORGAN, Uc'd 650·3261 JENKINS PAINTING on TV's 20/20 & Feb. Call Peto 72 ·7732 Int/Ext. Wallpaper, THE LOCAL PLUMBER Carpentry • Rooting Allure mag. Newport ·• W1tllam Ba.'\ljert Co · •P1umblng•Drywa11• Barlalrlc Ctr. 673-8586 •TREES• drywall, texturing, etc. SPANISH/ENGLISH
Stucco• Palntlng*Tlle David, 1·800-880-6222 Since 1947' Ind/group lessons by
Eleclrlcal*Jim 641-7494 Relaxallon Therapy To,pedl"••on. Uiw111, Gene Abrams Painting Friendly Service exp'd. So. Amer Tu1or. will help you achieve _....._..._ 751~70 Int/Ext Oual Paint/Reas $ L#476000 67!:>-Sl304 s ... sana 673·7409 Electrlcal Specialty your goals. Classes Uc/Ins since 78. Ceil re· Plumbing Repairs & Resldenllal wiring, dolly. 979·7827 moved & relelCI. 641-8877 Drains cleared from phones, cable. Rois. LEGAL Ike'• Custom Painting S5.50. AU fhcturH In· TREE Integrity. 24 hrs 798·2516 IMPROVEMENTS SERVICES 3812 Prof, Clean, Qualify 1141*1. s ........ 5415-8298 SERVICES 3929 HANDYMAN Carpen-Wo~. lnt)Ext & Docks, Precise Plumblng try, tile, plumbing & HOME 3756 L1073468 831-4610 Repair• & Remodeling •ALL AMERICAN• roof. 25yrs exp w/rols. Don't be on th• Street Free f 1Umates TREE SERVICE Jerry Bell 775-8380 HARDWARE STORE Due to Evie lion or PAINTING 85Q-.48S1 Lfll68739 969·1090 ESl./Sr. Foreclosure. Call 24 Conaclenllous crafts· Free Disc.
Home Reatoratlon & Keya, 1000 Colors of Hrs 563·5736 Old fashioned Yard Cln-up531-8415 man,
Remodellng, Tllo, point. Tool Dopt. & pride In workmanship. POOL drywall, woodwork, C raft Center.
fences, deck1, room Savannah's Hardware MOVING 3834 RAINBOW Circle Malnt. SERVICE 3894 TUTORING 3930 2000 Weal Balboa P11nllng. ~. Houstl additions, roof1, gen Apl. Oual. Job. FrH est. repafra. Comm/Rea. St. llcl569897 638·8888 Dave Th• Autom•tlc SAT Semln.,a. Excel
Refs/Free Estimates. JEWELRY 3784 PUBLIC NOTICE Pool Man. Cleaning wfttl Pot O'Oowd. Test
John, 847·5520 ROMAN PAINTING prep 1lnco 1979. 5 Ttle Calif. Public Utlll· & ·repair. Very reaa·
Orange Co Handrman ti•• Commlsslori RE· ·Since 1974· onabl•. 714-969-4780 meetings In Irvine /lnl /Ex1 /AH /Com $195. Call 673·2360. Electnc1VPlumblng Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers QUIRES lhat all UHd Ucf698845 378-0371 Wolch & jewelry repair household good• P1lnl/Catpen1~ TOP QUALITY ROOFING 3910 Free Est. 831·3569 Antlquo/Flne Jewelry movers print their WALL Buy/ntl/ltadt 873·0385 P.U.C. Cal T number; INT/EXT. Very Semi Retired contractor. limos and chauHeura compelltlve. Lie tl'648· Q.K. Roofing. LOWHI COVERINGS 3932 Rpra, lmprvmnta, sml ~rlnt their T.C.P. num· 228. Jay 714-650-5006 prices for all roofing jobs. Quality, Integrity, LANDSCAPE & or In all advertise· 1ervlc:es Incl regalr. Custom Wallpaper I care, Kon 642-1770 IAWN CA.RE 3808 menta. II you have a FREE Eat. 805-4 49 PIANO & VOCAL Strlpplng/P•lntlng question about lh• I•· Rerooflnt Spectallat No Job tl:'>o 1ma111
RAt1LING 3720 Basia Yard Malnt.
gallty of a mover, limo LESSONS 3868 Repairs. E1tab 1976, SW. 011 w/ad, 073·2937 or chaulf1ur, call: FREE Eat. U$323842 Wallpaper•P alntlng Lawn~ Cleanupat Public UtlllllH ...
Tr•• rlmml'J2 L Commlulon Plano & Voice le11ona • •80-772t Marln•RH/Ouahfy Haullng Junk, Appll· Haulln9 979 4S 714-556-4HI1 all •ff:'· beginning to •TNUND•R ROOFINO• Quaran\Md•Call Grant aneet, Yard Clean·Up, CIHI I :Jo. degrHd FOi all of your roofing 385-0757/24 hr P•e• Etc ••• Call M lle• Lawn Servto•• Mow/ -teacher. t•47 nHds. Reroof/repalr, lmmedlate Response! M8-139t •dge/aod/s,rlnklerat PIANO Beg.·Advanced ctn-up. Al 9 .. 27t8 PAINTING 3858 Uc 638144 84&.4122 We g;s11 1h0uld hang JUNK To TtM DUMP Ive m1g or call att-r 5 All age• ·Teach« cert. together. Strip, ln1ta11, (714weee-tea2) Entertainment Avail. When yt>u vrrilc ,. advice to the crazy. Wiii haul what Trash A PROP'L GMOINlft •W.P. YOUNQQUl8T Jennifer 04o.&669 •31·21t t anVttme Man won'll 964-52Sg Palntlnt COfttraotOf a Cla ~iricJ acJ, caring f0t eaeh land· -...----'._... - -, ...... scape aa If It were my Qual, p.int1ng by PfOrlt On the move? lnclud~ 1111 CONV•Nt•NT
Overstocked wUh own. Larry es.,-46n Ucleozoee. Ina. lhc fuel whethef you're buy.
1tuff? Qr.en loene L.anclacpl'IQ FrH HI Ms-330$ Sell your extra Ing, Hlllng. °' ~II -amt £<: t 1111: A call to fl lnlgauon, Trimming tt,,. QualllJ , .. ,,.."' household looil.lng, claa9ltt.cl u
Claulfled & Removal•, Ctean-PLUS touc:h14p1. Items . re: uhs wf'la~~-:=-Wlllhel~ up1 a Malnt, St. lie. 2• Htt. Richard Sln0t ' , )OU Wlllll, In Clas1ffled .......,.. e42.se a , 1699025, eao .. toe, · UC280M_. e.5-3209 ~ Ul·~78 .. --' '
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ii¥ZE lhii 32 :R::.t: .. ~1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.lii&I CROSSWORD PU 77LE tv9 P« wk. Invitation. Out Of 1..,la, Styllat wanted w/~ -.-~-------ly CHARt..ES GOREN _
catd •gift •t;M>p. FHh Outpoet '"kl • 'd tlal cllenti., NB aalon nnuQUES 6010 with OMAR SHAlttF
l1land, NB. 759-7751 Hlllperaon fOf :~., comm. or rental. T and TANN.AH HIRSCH
Sale• i.wettY kiosk In Fash ISi. Wed-Sat M . 844-157 ••UYINQ ITKMS•
BUSINESS DIRECTOR PT/My+ comm. From 1800.1&e0. 1 pc £.NIH SOC FIGURE INCOME CatlPoppy &44-5953 EMPLO~NT to entire Htate. Paint· WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
working with bua. ..,,~ Inga, book•. furniture.
owner• requeallng Salee Proftatlonal SERVICES 5533 etc. Immediate caah, Q. 1 • Both vulnerable,~ South What ac:tJon do you t.ake?
eomprehenalve vafua· 40K to eoK + I top S. tS7U223 Iv msg you hold:
t1on r•port• and act· North America's fast. ........ Q. 4 • "-South, vulnerable, you
Ing aa Intermediary est growing training & Pl•H• be aw.,-e that APPLIANCES 6011 MK Q 8 <:?8 7 OA J 7 I' :I •7 bold:
betwMn buyera and development com. the listlnga In thla cat•
sellers of bosln .. aea. peny. Leads provided. egory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The bidding has proceeded: •K J a ~ 5 2 oJ IO 9 t •K J 4
214/680.8414. 4S4S·5000 •xt 853 to catl a 900 num~er •••r• !''" 19 cubic ft. 8011111 WEST NORTH EAST
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
In Which there le a FF. iJ1 SO Freezer· 10 p... 2• Pu•
charge per minute. Seara 13.1 cubic ft. ll• p... so SI.:? upright. $175. W/O t ·
gaa, Sears, work• What action do vou take? well, $100 for both. "
847·6878
W••h•r & Dryer Q. 2 • As South, vulnerable, you
$135/each. Good Con· bold:
dlllon. Frig• $195 Q 848-5848. • 8' ~J6 OKJ954 •Q84
Loving Swedlah
Nura•'• Aide. Wiii
p;ovlde great cooftlng',
Or. appts, etc. 12 yra ---------•'I'h blddin has oceeded
exp. Chrlstlne, 646-3735 AUCTIONS 6012 NO~ ~pr SOUTH: WEST
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DOMESTICS 5540 Where II/•• la. 1984 20 • ··Pau ? liiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 32 tt Cryatanner, fiber'-What action do you take?
HOME CARE needod glass, twin 1crow die-
for Laguna Bch 1troke HI, ny-brldge, sport Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, as Soulh
patient. Must know flaher. Hu been sub-you h old: how to transfer. Pref merged, may be In·
llve-ln/OUI. 494-7256 ~~r~~:~d. ·~7~;r1~~ •K 9 3 ~ 8 7 6 2 OQ 9 5 3 •5
Good jobs
rcliublc services
Coaat Hwy, NB, Ca,
Betwn 7:30am·5pm. The bidding bas proceeded.
Submit bids to Pacific NORTH EAST SOUTH WES'f
Marine Surveyora, PO 1• 1NT ?
The bidrung has proceeded:
NORTH EAST sot.rm
l~ Pua INT
21.:? PaM ?
What action do you t.ake?
WEST
Pau
Q. 5 • Bot.h vulnerable, as South·
you hold.
•K Q 10 9 • 3 ~ 10 5 08 4 .S S
Tl}e bidding baa proceeded:
NORTH EAST SOt!I'H
11;.l Pua 14
INT Paa 1
What action do you take?
WEST
Pua
Q. 6 · Both vuJnerable, as South
you hold:
•Void \?J 8 7 6 3 OA K 4 S 4J 9 6 5
Partner opens the bidding wtth one
spade. What do you respond? '
l<Jok for answers on Monday.
ACROSS
1 5'eddog
command
5 Chop
9 Familiar aayiogs
13 On the bnny
14 scares
16 Small group
17 Noggets or
ExpOs
18 Scrawny
19 Shout
20 Guesa
22 Telt 24 Path
25 Two ntekels
2e Glasgow natives
29 Generously
33 Neatty
35 Mine entrance 361~ 37 Vic:IOUs
38 Nile dam
40 Singer lrene-
41 ·-. humbug!" 42 Ehot Ness. 11. g
43 'WelQl\tler 45 Crate for cater
and name for
mane. eg
47 Vast chasm
48 Employ
49-onese"
basks on the
beach 51 Puget Sound
54 erinnipeg·· j)(OV\nOe
58 Selvel
59 Hol dllh
61 Actor Baldwd\
fl2 Desire
63 Gold weight
64 Ck>le
65 Pennrts
66 Mamet 67 -on· indulge
OOWN
1 Spouse
2 Exploits
3 Chair
4 Alexander -5 Navaio dWelllng
6 Stnped atone
7 Htnt
8 Acior -
Howard
9 Fad$ and
c1azes
10 Type ol code
. 11 Droop n ShO&part
15 T')'lnghatd
21 tlunk
23 Put out (heat
eg)
25 Baby s ftrst
• WOids?
26 Braz11tan dance
27 Tidy up
5530 5530 interesting things
to buy
Box 3111, Long Bch,1--------------------------I 90803. Bids to be l=-+--+--+--
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Entry·IMI positions for health<OnSCiow individl.llls
who hiYt aeneraJ understanding ol health & fitness.
Bally's offers iJUl benefits
and a dnitfree workplace.
Now hirina for all 47
locations throuahout
Southern ~ifomia:
• Aerobics Instructors•
• Floor Instructors
• Personal Trainers
• Membership Sales
opened 9am, Mar 24, --------1--------1--------
lt's all there ~~~~~c;or mor:.~7:f~ FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE JEWELRY, FURS 11rr-+--+---+--
cvcry day Marine Surveyor1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 & ART 6025
in Cl as~ (310)434-5 711. 2 7ft Couch•• $1 00 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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vinyl desk-chair $ l OO. on all Maternity 40% SALE NB, for Private
RepeintiAg ~
It you' re looking to re point
it, rebuild it, replace it or
restore it, Jook in tRe Pilot
Classifieds to find the
service you' re looking for.
Light brn recliner off. Also avl Items for Collectors. Includes $200. 2 twin bds, $50 kr-+--+---t--+--each. 4 kitchen chrs Infants to sz 1 o. I buy many lino antiques. sell & trade. Cash for vlntago rolexes & oth· s5o all, 2 small light Little Tlkos Toys. 2584 ers. Ivory tusk & ~-t--t--t--
btue velour chrs, $50 NP Blvd (al Doi Mar). chess set, antique
oach, 847-6678 63!·7363 clocks. museum qual·
7 ft Sof• sleeper bed lty paintings, bronze t=-+--+--
good condition $150. BABY ITEMS·Llk• stalues, estate jew-(714) 548·7592. new. Gerry fold·UP elry, olc. Price below ...,..,,. ___ _ -=--.....,.,,.,......-=----.-crib w/mattress $25, wholesale. Quality Basset 7 oak Cosco playpen $25. T hi s & s harvest table. 8 large Century carrier $15. • at un Only. ~~~d~a~~75~~~~~is;~t 675-3275 Lido Isle ~~ s1~·.~~~~50~~t
Queen Bed w/frame G 0 AH AM Crysta I MINK. Stroller Appr
$75 Twin bed $25 (Cherrywood) $3.250 $500 obo.
end table $10 673-6071 ' 7 stems $250 obo. Call 733·6408 Iv m~g ----=-~--· ----733·6408 TWIN TRIFOLD FUTON 1'="'.....,....,..,._...,,....,..,....., __ ,.........__.,,. t--------
W/blk washable pad, like PLANT SALE ACRES PETS & ~----+---
new, $70. 723-4243 Pine trees 15 gal POI· ANIMALS 0 6049 t:::-=--+---t~-+ted, 6·9' $20. Citrus,
Wood Dining Rm Set avocados·lrultlng $1 O. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii
Complete+ Hutch. Horbs s 1. Gal Junipers $50 Ott AJI
546-9147 $1 . Shade/plno/cypros AKC Puppies &
Sell your home 4·9' $10. 909-674·9422 CFA Kittens
3 t1-9S 0 '*'-"-"-~
28 Old cattle town 49 Potato 6f
29 Grassy ateas
30 Cumbefsome sof.Y:~
31 Stnnged 51 Archer
instruments Wilham-
32 Calendar 52 Flu Symp«om
34 e='5 53 Pnce
54 Sime 39 Identical 55 Marganne
40 Airport adfUl'lCI 56 Pulse 42 Harsh 57 Land measure
44 Hindu pnncess 60 Command to 46 Phantoms a mute
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We otfer excellent compensation with base pay
& bonus p~ns. Benefits package includes a
Baily's Health Club M~mbership, 401(kl. Employee
Stoc.k Plan & Cigna Health Care. E.O.E.
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Cared for
PETLAND HUNT BCH
Northeast corr.er of
Adams & Brookhurst
963-4887
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loveMat & footatool, 2 18'ELECTRIC MA1UNE SUPS All pc>lnr, >dnt•cond. cue,loaded $19,995 438-6050 warr, lo ml, Qd cC>nd '90 Pontiac Sunblrd •'"'· poW« bfake•, •:.~J::l.!':i~: f~·~ twin bd• +much UY BOAT ~·~ 7022 7=~7 (R2HM339) •91 Ace•• cp whlt.9 at· $12,500/obo 875-2881 le,at,ao.am/fm caH crul .. control, only 1 • more. 4801 Surr9)' Dr. Newport Packet l'V~ Coata M ... Honda P•I di p/J*g cl ul 15,HO (1.17831222) owner. Muat ••II. ~ f~:'~~.~~::~ (Cam90 Highland•). by w .D. Scho¢k Co. •79 SllVILL•• <t3e-5Qt50 MR Alloy• 'st,HI Coata M ... Honda MHO/obo. Call Andy,
Nffda room 10 romp. MOVING OViRaiia EXCEu.ENT CONOrTIOH 45 FT lnOOf1ng A bOat. 1 OWMr-N,000 orig a• C....,. CevlUer (MA020417) • JIBICID!S .t • 438-5050 434-5000 daya or Jim
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ecraened vlgorouely, cfothH, toye, blk .. , t.ldo l•I•. 112.000. 11eoo. 940-4975 103t< ml, wnt w/ rad 438-~ '94 aao• t 9 1( Ml TRUCJCS 9220 't2 VW Cabrl0'9t,Wtlll•
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conaldered. Call 714-Calle• conv•rt, etc. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 45 FT MOORING Xlnt cond. 1oeK mt, power, Only 12460 apd,pa,ac,tllt.'a11oy• nu platH, 139,990 d pkg,cau . s 11 ,487 8.54..()()41. SATS.1,3110ahlla 1• Q t p I I yallow+yelloW laathr, OB0.(714)048-1858 te.891 (MS02'40<>e). OB0.36t_..159 '81 Ma• a p/u (NK028383)
30' NORfll crou trl· ti ,.a C ~~o~ula ~ anroof, Only $1850. , Co•ta M• .. Honda >cc•b.ac,am/trn caas Coat• Mesa Honda
Cohamblen R•d·Tall ---------• maran & mooring 1o-7r:s:s~. an, OBO, (714) 848-8851 PORO 9075 '436-&050 se,895 (MD143352) 438-5050 80•• nlc9 marklnp•. COSTA MESA 6124 cated In a prim• area 87 C•dlll•o Coup de • .. ... Ac~ 0 rd • .. Nll!&-au 9150 Co•t• M••• Honda 74 ...... n.w ang, all, · approx 2 yra old, 8 In of Balboa 1•1. Xlnt • ~ " " ~11 ... •"50 -• lenQth. Wiii .. u with cond. Cuatom mad• VIiie, xlnt cond. 125K •e7 MUSTANG Ve wgn,ahatwood gr .. n, ............. rag, batt, grt tran•.
aquarium & other ax· Fumlture, Antique• aplnnakar maln••ll & ml, midnight grn e>ct, t t · If • at,pa,ac,dba,p/pkg,MR •93 Toyota p/up >c cab 11100 080. 548-6080
tras for $350/obo. Call 'N' More. Now open ltor-aa11' Fl•h finder AUTOMOBILES blege Int. Only $2995 au 0 r•n•, am m alloy• so~ 986 '81 Nl•••n Stanza. 9ry, $'15,99!5 (PS038234)'---------310-92f>.3057 t th bll C '" ' ' OBO. (714) 646-8858 atareo,. CaH, alloy (RA00118") ' at, pa, ac, 111t, CC, ,. · · 0 • pu c. orner Loran, VHF a. more. wheela. Rune great, C M~ H at• r a o $ 9 e e 8 Costa M• .. Honda AUTO PARTS
PREE to good home: of18th. Mortrovla. AsJdng S19,950 for full Oood Bu~ 1983 nHd• minor body oata43:~ onda (MJ321711) 43&-5050 a REPAlll 9260
White, 221b, American HALL TREE, curio package. Call Mr. Cadillac Et Dorado, WOJlt. 11800. 54&-7157 Coeta Mesa Honda •94 Toy, pu xtrai'iiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Etklmo DOG, lllmoSI cabinet, Tiffany lamp, Ulm, 310-"42f>.7837. ACURA 9010 '3.USO, 642-3558 1 ... Honda 111,..,.,H 431-,5050 d 11
4 yr1 old. NEEDS a clothlllg, book•. jacla, For Sal•14 ft Udo • 0v ck d Ith 2.0SI, FuUy Loaded, ca.t>b,grn,!5 b•P .. 1•1ps; AUTO & TRUCK
ba.ck.yard. Vary active Nory, 7 pcs of Franch good condition, wtth TRADE . erato • w Matallle Blu•. 70,000 '92 Nl•aan Maxima =~4 ~~P(K~0~73n)•r • QleH lleplao•m•nt and aomewhat tem· Loula XVI Bombay • trailer 1800 '92 Acura lntagra 3dr stuff? orfg mu... H,600. blue. at, pa, ac, p/pkg, • 1.o800-888-41tHl8,.
permental untJl acf.. cabinets, bronx ..... 7' (714r830-~73 hb,ac,cd (NSOHI079) through c1assltied A call to 714-434-0345 cc tllt •alloY11 $13,787 1987 iiliDA 82200 ·so% Off ln1tall'n w/aiJ.
justs to oew envll'on-Belg Ian credenza, $12,995 Claaalfled Buy It. Sell It. Find 11, (nt000708) Pickup. Good cond. Buy u. seu 11. Flnd It.
ment. Call 72H~621. Lout• XVI desk, 18th Buy It. Sall II. And It. Costa Mesa Honda 642·5878 will help Cl••..,.•d. Coata MHa Honda A/C, alarm, ahell. Cla .. lfled.
Reacued century love Hat, mf.. Cl•aalfled. 438-5050 842·5978 43fS..6050 '2500/obo. 969-2301 1--------
&p•ved female cat. crowave, mlxera, lots
1yr old, orange & wht more. 714-44.t-1112
•pots, domaallc ahort· SAT only 10-4:30
hair, $30 adoption fee. HOM• & OFFICE
Fully vacclnatad, gel furniture, refrigerator,
hm onty. H.idl. 545-0897. 11 n • n •, woman '•
S•v• abuaed and clothes ax 14 & up &
abandoned peta. Be a ml1c stuff. SAT Sam,
volunteer/fo•t•r. Call 1650 Tuslln Ave.
714-597·9037. PARKING LOT SALE
Costa Mesa HS Grad MUSICAL Night, corner Fairview
INSTRUMENTS SOSS & Arllngton, SAT 7-1
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Sat Onty 8am-2pml Lota of good atuft Dark blue J•ckaon1 Dinky XL w/reverse
headstock. Been used
only 3 tlm ... Includes
heavy.duty ABS road·
case. $500/obo. Call
310-925-3057.
from 2 hsea. Cloth••· kid stuff, etc. Me ..
Del M•r Track, •t
corner of Fr•nola a Loretl.
______ ,HUNTINGTON
BICYCLES 6060 BEACH 6140
Reconditioned BlkH Ol•nt O•r Rumm•ge
Llk• newl $25-1100 Sale too much to fist.
841·9284 17381 Mira Loma Cir·
cle, Hunt Bch. Slater &
SPORTING Edwar!fs. Sat Bam-12.
,GOODS 6065 NEWPORT
BIC Wlndaurter BEACH 6169
Used once iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
NewW•tault
$600/ 830-~73
TV, ELECTRONICS,
STEREO 6080
2 Orlon 12" XTR
dual voice coll woof·
era. Bandpasa enclo-
1ure & 700 wa" Targa
amplifier Included tor
total price of $400/
obo. 310-925-3057
1, 100 Hm Gar Sale
Ford Rd between
MacArthur & San
Mlguel. 4/1 8am•12
2 F•mlly Oar S•I•
S•t 7:30-1 t:30
H1ehold misc, toya,
baby aluff, woman•
clothing, fabric, kilch
Items, book•, aoft·
ware. Typewriter,
1951 Port L•ur•nt
(Harbor View HomH)
E•t•t• Sal• Udo lal ••••••••I Hm of Artist. Paint· Inga, furn, plant•. GARAGE SAI.CS
GENERAL 6102
ANTIQUE CAR SHOW
AND
GIANT RUMMAGE SALE
Sat, March 18
8am-3pm
Orange Seolor .Center
170 So. Oliva, Orange
More lharl 20 antique
cars on dl•playl
FREE ADMISSION
BALBOA
PENJNSUIA 6107
glaH, ceramic•. lVa,
Kitch Item•, lndlan .,.
tlfacu, deafgner
clothes, misc.,
Fri, Sat, Sun e.3.
107 Via Genoa.
GARAGE EXTRAVAGANZA!!
S•t &. Sun
March 18 & 19
8:00. 2:00
CollectlblH, lampa,
ctothH, elac typawrit·
era, planter•, picture•.
hou•ehold and daco-
ra1lva Item• & more.
Im• Lo• Court
Newport Cr .. t
Super1ormconderog1
QARAQE SALi!
SAT 8AM·2PM
!!STATE SALE Rattan Misc household Item•
& birch furn: rockers. and furniture.
tablH, antique•. beds. 412 SIGNAL ROAD
couchs, stools, lumps. l"rl/Sat 10-5, 414 E. Moving Sale Tandem
Oceanfront. 760.3632 bike, anllquea, cloth· Ing, tool•. lat, Mar Tom•toea, avocado•· t8, 8am-3pm. 1818
very fresh. New light LMwatd Lane.
bulbs t5C, new gas--------cans $1 .95. 7.7 Sal/ •Sat 3118 hm-1:30•
Sun, 2000 w. Balboa 2441 Vista Nobleza (the Bluffs) Hsehold
Items, ctths, books, misc.
CORONA
DELMAR
6122 _____ _
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ANTIQUE wagon ·-------· wheel, Balllnl crib,
Mita OC2285 CORler, --------~lothH (adult'• & BOATS 7011
boy'•). twin box mat-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii treH, art work, loa
more. SAT IH2, 410'h 18' electrlo. Newport
Heliotrope (In allay) packet, good cond, nu
675-8688 ba"arlea, VHF, head.
BABY ITEMS, furnl· $5900. 848-2289
ture, stereo •peakers 9' AVON Inflate.bl• with
& clothing. Sat Sam· hard tran•om, floor
4pm, 518 lrl• (In alley) boarda, 4HP Mercury
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair jobs
around the house?
Let the ClaHlfled
Service Dlrectorr
help you find
reliable help.
0/9. Boat & englM In
good condition .
s12001ob0. 665-.5418
POWERBOATS
7012
'88 8e•ray VIP wf M
50HP Evlnrude 0 /B.
No trailer. Good cond.
$2000/obo. 88f>.5'418
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TEHIL\C:E
19. Water&oot Homes Inc.
20. Waterfront Homes Inc.
21. Watcafaoat Homea Inc.
22. Watediuut Homa Inc.
28. Star Real &tate
24. Valentine Properties
alS. Valenttue .::z:::uee 86. Cok1wd1 · Newport Beach tn. Coldwell "-kn Newport Beach
18. ~ B sh Newpwt Be.di.
19. CcldWdl B-lrcr Newpoct Bath. 80. CoWWD 'Beg'rn Newport Be4rJl
8L Coldftll Ira' tt Newpcwt &c.rh -~ :IB ' , NewpcwtBwh ...: a n NewPQi!tBada
~Hcmae~ 34. PnedentlaJ Cahbnl& ·
35. Prudential CalJfomta
86. Prudential Califomla
87. Prudential CalJfomla
38. Prudential California
89. Prudential Califomla
40. Fred Sanda Coastal Properties 41. Grubb & El1ls
43. Mortgage Rates, Remu
45. ~tone Homea
46. R:'l:'t!:~ ~O'Romke 47. N,e:w~ CUit.om Eetate 48. <>Pai Home Gulde •. eo.... oLthe ;week !Llnlne~
61. Coldwd BiuUr C.O.ta Mesa
VERY ~ SBR. 38A home bn prime Bu. bcM .a-t. Oen. fun. nn., 6" nn & neat pedo.
By the bay It lowly park.
Offe;id at $810,000
DAYM PEI iii 651-4610
ClASSY S llDIDI MYFRONT
.llJST llEIMJCED TO $575.000
Views of Lkio Bay, Lkio Isle. dly ~ & moU'\talns, .grea! attention to Interior detai ild artisan ~ & ~ facades, easy ~ floorplan. Boat slip to
30' ~Cal for more nformation.
PQOl.,.Sl'ZE) BACl< YARD & lovely encl bree-
zeway ~ d'6I 4BR. 3.SBA home w/fam
nn & i.,.g. den.
Reduced to $629,000
RON TAYLOR 509--3737
SPACIOtJS LmO BAYFllONT INCWD£S
DOCX. $1.975MIL
l..&ge entatai*1g home pb t-a..ge bayfroot deck &
room kr a 5.5 • yacht. runeroos des9ier detaas. ele\etor
& stl.l'ri'lg wet bar. A great Lkio Isle street
UDO ISLE HOME wnu OWNEt RNANaNG ss15.ooo
Just redJC:ed 3BR home w/lovely sunny south facaig
patio. 2-<:ar garage, single story floorplan that a:df •
becane a 2 story resklence'. Wil not last at this priceJ
RlJN A BUSINESS
NEAR 11IE BEACH!
TIM>~ mari<.ets n excelent So Cati neighlx.xOOods.
L..ocatioa. Location. Location. WEI maintained & kicated
n ~ traffk: areas. Offered at $1451< & $450K
INCOME 4 Pl.EX
NEAR DIE SAND. $539.000
One \d ls conf9red for CAMler's f\j mne resideoce.
Ideal location for 101tal Income. fltease cal for details
atni this excDlg offeriig.
PEN'IHOlJSE UVING PlllCED RIGHI' AT $168,000
Located 1n· a gated COOVTUllty Is this beautihJy appointed
2BR condo W/ast!JOC pod, spa exercise 1000\. Spend a
cial; at the bead'I or relax bJ the pool
lHE CHEFS DREAM ls ln this updated 2BR
home on great Udo Jsle street. New hrdwd
firs, marble tile In kit/bath. A great value!
Offered at: $529.000
DAYNA PEI Ill 651-4610
. BANK.owNED SPAaotJS
NEWPORT HOME $524,900
().,.er 3500 s.f. of IMng. 4BR/4BA. family rm . den
marble entry & beyond. near-new carpeting. remodeled
MBR w/frpl Private spa. 2 patio5 & 3 frpls. Make yoor
offer today.
REALLY SHA.RP 22..uNIT APAKl'MENT
BlJO.DING $2.5Mll
A-1 condition. 22·units apartment complex overlocl<ing
tranquil Back Bay w/some water views. Priv yds, huge
patios & bak:onles. Call for specifics.
BAYFRONT BEST BlJY!
SUP AVA11A81.E. $229,000
The lowest priced bayfront wft>ay & ocean views In
security l.ixury hi-rise Wilding. A.six. pool & spa. Walk to
Lkio Vllage shops. ;:
~ FAIRWAY HOMESITE AT
VIHJAGE C.C. $995.000
Located on the 4th {aitway of the Mountain Course at
the exdlsive Vintage c. c. in Indian Wells. °"'11er will
cx:insider an exdiange. Broker cooperation
TOWNHOME STYLE DlJPlEX
NEAR BEACH $239 ,900
located just 50()' from beach access IS this duplex
fe.ab.rtlg 2BR/2BAs WI each. Frpls, 4<ar garage. 3 ded<s
+ patio No attached wals between units.
NEAR SO. COAST PLAZA
UPPER END UNIT FOR $99.000 ~t & cheerful 38R. 2BA oondo in walcing distance to
So. Coast Pleva/Crystal Court. New carpet. &esh interior
paint, vaulted ceilings & large patio. Asi/x. dJeS ind water
&gas..
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New Listings
Laguna Oceanfront Estate slz.e
property above crashing surf.
Jerry F1nster $3,495,000
Newport North VIiias Vacant. &
priced below comps. 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba.
Greg Lombardi $379,900
Newport Shores Or:t the canal •
large custom 4 Bd. 2.5 Ba. home.
Ronda Hein $439,000
JMllllne Creek Spacious 2 Bd. &
den, 2 FP, lovely patios & ocean view. •
Carole Jolauo• $H0,000
New Listings
La1H• Vllla1e New 4 Bd. 3.5 Ba.
home with pool & spa. Spectacular vtewl
Co•ale Maue•tl $7'9,000
\
Family Neighborhoods
Easblde Costa Mesa Slnale
family home on eated private street
Susan Scanlan $298,000
Seahaven Perfect · 10· 2 Bd,
remodeled. Newer kJtchen. bath & roof.
Pristine. Close to beach & services.
Marcia Brashier $220,000
Eastslde Heilhts Costa Mesa "Model
perfect" 3 Bd. 2 Ba plus bonus room
cape Cod home. Must see to believe.
Greg Lombardi $399,500
Beacon Bay Sophistication on the
bay! 5 Bd. Turning basin views!
Debi Bibb $I , 750,000
Lido Penlnsula Unparalleled
view of harbor from this 2 Bd. pen~ouse
condo 24-hour &Ufrd. Walk to shops.
Mike Ma" $750,000
New Listing
Elfterald lleJ Oceanside of Coast
Hwy. Hu.,e envelope slze lot for building.
Rod & Nancy O.ley $1 ,195,000
Harbor Vl9w ...._ Rebulk &
customli.ed 4 bedroom on I••~~·
Hln1D8n & Sca•la11 SIJ',000
Eastbluff Charmin& remodeled &
expanded 3 Bd. 2 Ba. beautifully land-
scaped yard with spa Move-In condition.
Susan Laird $479,000 ·
Eastbluff Treat yourself to a lovely
remodeled 4 Bd. h-ome nestled In a
romantic English' country walled garden.
Coby Wa~ $499,000
Shore Cliffs Charmin& single
story 3 Bd. & family room home.
Dottie Valentine $599,000
View Properties
Emerald Bay Large 24,000 sq ft
view lot. Great opportunity to build
Private beach community Guard gated
Rod Daley $825,000
Cameo Shores Stunnlnfl califomla
contemporary home. Lots of natural light &
~an views. 4 Bd. 4 Ba. pool & spa.
Evan Corkett $1,495,000
Promontory Bay Two story 4 Bd.
custom built home, 50 feet on the bay
Private dock. Open floor plan, Interior spa.
Debi Bibb $1 ,599,000
Ocean Rldge Strlkinc views to ocean.
city llt1hts. Mediterranean masterpiece
rustom estate in Newport Coast Pool & spa
Weinstein & Scanlan $1.995,000
4 Bd. -very private
location. Large yard with pool.
Marian Phllllppl $649,000
Irvine Terrace Bay view home with
2 master suites & 3 car t1arat1e. The ulti-
mate home for the discriminatint1 buyer!
Marian Phllllppl $1 ,299 ,000
Harbor Hiii Extraordinary custom
built with meticulous attention to detail
Soft contemporary design
Susan Scanlan $1,375,000
Baysbores Tum key perfect 5 Bd.
5 Ba. custom bayfront. State of the art!
Debi Bibb $2,995,000
Linda Isle tlegantly appointed
estate on over I 00' on tip of Linda Isle
Large formal entry with circular stairway
Marr & Harris $2,995,000
Beach Communities
Olde Corona del Mar 3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. -
declt with oc.an bay & city views.
Patrick Bartohc $539,000
W• Newport Good rentable duplex
one block from beach In center of cood
rental nelchborhood. Owner may trade.
Forpy & Good $119,000
Old Hn-.-Beecla Wonderful
hlllodc ptOpet1y tuSt 2 blOOts from restored
downtown. Walk to be~ & shoppfnc.
,..., Good $499,000
lnl•e Tel'l'ace Ouallty home with
romantic master suite with FP. 3 Bd. 3 ~.
pool. Tradttk>nal style with lots of space
Merten Phllhppl $649,000
Shore Cllffs Charming 5 8d 5 5 Ba
family home. 3 fireplaces, formal dining,
pool. spa, & ocean view. Walk to beach
Evan Cork.ett $819,000
Shore Cllffs Remodeled slncle level
4 bedroom home with loft. Situated on
canyon lot with ocean views. U&f\t & bright
Mary Ellen & Bob Weclan $9-47,000
Cameo Shores Excellent opportunity!
Well designed custom home, hlih ceillnes.
pool, panoramic oce~n view, private beach.
S.ra Hinman $1 .145,000
Ocaeltfrotlt Corona del Mar blufftop
3 Bd. 3.5 Ba. contemporary home.
lerry Finster $1 ,195,000
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644 ~1 600
New Listings
Peflcan Hiii Large level lot with
ocean view. Prime cul-de-sac location.
Gary Lqrand $795,000
Harbor Rldce Estates 5 Bd. 3 5 Ba.
3 car garage Ocean & city llt1hts view!
Langevin & Berg $879,000
Udo Isle Sophisticated European
style home. meticulous in detail.
lohn McMonlcJe $1 ,295,000
Exceptionally tasteful
custom home In pted community
Suun Scanlan $I ,J75,000
644 ,__ 1600·
Island Living
Lido Isle Rare' Gorgeous 4 Bd
home Huge lot with privacy
Debi Bibb $1,1 95,000
Balboa Island Modern 3 Bd.
bayfront Docks for 2 boats.
Beverly Morphy $1 ,495 ,000
Balboa Island 4S' level bayfront lot.
45' slip & view of bay & main channel.
Bert & Mart.an Reedy $1 ,895,000
Udo Isle lt.aflan bayfront vllla on
wide lot. Large dock.
Jerry Finster $2,295,000
Emerald Bay Large 4 Bd. family
home Yard. spa. ocean view & beach
Sara Hinman $1 ,025,000
Bayshores Charming home just steps
to the beach. 3 Bd. with potential for
enlarging 2nd story. Large family kitchen.
Beverly Morphy $I, 150,000
Big Canyon Gorgeous Versailles model
Deane townhome remodeled & expanded
to perfection with picture perfect views.
Legrand & Worden $1,250,000
Harbor Hiii Great property with
European charm Beautiful view 4 Bd. +
library. Creal flow for entertaining.
Morphy & Scanlan $1,295,000
Irvine Cove Striking custom home
6 Bd. Finest quality. large lot. pool. spa,
ocean view. private gated beach
Sara Hinman $2,275,000
Irvine Cove Crest Great new S Bd.
custom home Huge lot. ocean view
Sara Hinman $2,395.~
Blc Canyon Custom estate
on largest lot in Blg Canyon.
Gary Legrand $2,395,000
Harbor Ridge Elegant estate. 6 Bd
7 Ba. Ocean & harbor views. Family, game
& bonus rooms. Pool & spa. 6 car garage.
Carol Berg $2,995,000
Belcourt Custom 6 Bd. 7.5 Ba. estate
Many quality features & emotional
appeal. Pool. spa & sportsc.ourt.
Bibb & Lqrand $3,450,000
Oceanfront Living
South Laguna Beach Two lu.xurious
oceanfront units. Private beach access.
Bob DITulllo $259,900/$329,000 ..
West Newport Beach Oceanfront
duplex on the sa nd in quiet area of
beach. 2 Bd 2 Ba. lower. 2 Bd. I Ba. upper
Ronda Hein $975,000
Central Newport Oceanfront custom
home with 3 bedJooms, den. fam ily
room. ocean views from most rooms
Brashier & Hein $I , 175,000
South Laguna Oceanfront
overl ooking secluded cove on approlt. 112
acre lot Very private 3 Bd 2 Ba
lerry F1nster $1 .295 ,000
North Laguna Oceanfront Premium
beachfront oriented to sunsets & surf!
Large lot with direct beach access!
Mary Ellen & Bob Weglan $2,400,000
South Laguna Magnificent oceanfront
home on secluded cove! Soaring ceilings,
walls of glass. separate guest quarters.
Bibb & Harris $2 ,495;000
Condo & Townhome Living
Belcourt Terrace Traditional
3 8d. home with secluded rear yard.
Marr & Zenz $650,000
T,stln Rancb 2 Bd. 2 Ba. with
2 car garage on golf course. Vaulted
cellfngs, plantation shutters.
Gree Lombardi $195 .ooo
Newport North Townhomes 2 Bd.
condo shows like a model. Upgrad es.
Views of mountains & dty lights.
Sara Hinman $199,000
The Bluffs Spacious & open 4 Bd.
2.5 Ba. townhouse. New kitchen, high
vaulted cellincs in bedrooms.
Pat Hurley $239,000
Corona del Mar 2 Bd. 2 Ba. condo
near ocean. Corner location. Great
quality construction. Tree lined street.
Jerry Finster $369,000
Jasmine Creek Light & briiht spacious
2 bedroom, den end unit in private gated
community. Patios"offeach room.
Mertz & Schmlesln1 $388,500
Belcourt Traditional 3 bedroom
townhome with large master suite, FP &
view. French doors & windows.
VlraJnla Zenz $739,000
S.yslde Cove 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath.
Bayfront perfectlon. Awesome.
....,, & Elrabeth 1bamer $795,000
Emerald Bay Sp~ctacular
Mediterranean oceanfront. Views!
Rod. Daley $5,995,000
Huntington Harbour On tip of
Trinidad lsland.Jlth 3 large docks &
approx. 240' on bay. Pool. elevator.
·Jerry Finster $6,450,000
Harbor Ridge
I Harbor Rklce A custom himlly home
of substance and style. S Bd. 5.S Ba. ·
Kim &Altltero $2,195,000
Harbor RJdce C••to• Large
European style home on appox. 1/4 acre.
Jerry Fluter $1,975,000
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No One Knows More A.hout The Coast
LAGUNA VILLAGE
Overlooking Main Beach, this new 4 bedroom,
3.5 bath home is just being completed.
Offered at $795,000, it feature's not only
a view but a yard with pool and spa.
Meander through the. lovely garden of this
4 bedroom, 4.5 bath estate on a large lot
in the heart of Laguna.
$1,175,000
Spectacular view5 of Emerald Bay
and the coastllne,
this special building site
is offered at S.99,000
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Nestled among the eucalyptus overlooking the ocean
in walking distance to parks. town and beach.
this special 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath
family home is offered at $895,000
OCEANFRONT
Wonderful 5 bedroom, 4 bath family home
on Beach Road . Sepatate guest quarters.
Also for lease at $5,000/mo.
$1,695,000
Completely rebuilt In 1988. 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home.
State-of-the-art kitchen, huge family/game room.
Spec~cular views.
$1 .1995,000
Gigi Thomas
Senior Sales Executive
759-3784
"When only the best will do~ call Gigi"
Newport Coast
Commanding city lights views
from this 3 Bet.+ den on
oversized lot in Newport Ridge's
Montserrat community.
Offered at $649,000
Newport Nori fl
Lowest priced villa on
large comer parcel.
3 Bd. 2.5 Ba. in 24 -hour
guard gated community.
Below Market $3 79, 900
2675 BAYSHORE DRIVE.
Charming Bayshore Drive home just steps from
the beach. 3 bedroom with potential for enlarging
2nd story. Huge used brick family kitchen with island,
fireplace and family room. Spacious living room,
nice interior patio. Extra wide lot.
$1, 150,000
Dol'cr Sf1orcs
1362 GALAXY
Big wonderful rooms open out to pool, spa, a green lawn,
and front row views of tfte city, bay and Paciffc .
DOTTIE AUSTERO
759-3763
CHRISTINE KIM
717-4709
1305 NORTH BAYFRONT
Rare opportunity on Balboa Island! Contemporary
Mediterranean 3-bedroom with boat docks for
2 boats. Wonderful front patio, limestone flooring,
glass block, granite kitchen. Many architectural
accents -large master with fireplace & spa tub.
$1,495,000
BEVERLY MORPHY
Senior Sales Executive
759~3731
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MARv ELLEN & Boe WEGLARZ
Senior Sales Executives
$12 Million in 1994
759.-3768
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
2001 Diana
Newport Beach
Darling entry-level t urnkey 3 bedroom home priced to sell
in nice area. Remodeled & expanded with hardwood floors
and French doors. A stone's throw (one block)
to Mariner's Park, school' and library. M ove-in ready.
Offered at $389,000
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Your Address
Your Town
Thinking of a change in home or lifestyle? We have the
experience, knowledee and~ to give you the
~you deserve! We're here to assist you Mth the marketing
of your home and provide reaJ estate advire you can trust!
Give l.1.9 a caU and let's get your home pk.tured here.
Call us at: Office 759-3768 Home 644-5981 ·
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SHORE CLIFFS
336 Morning Cangon
Corona del Mar
Canyons, wildlife, ocean views and a picturesque
setting are all yours within easy walking distance to
beaches. shops and restaurants. Fabulous single level
4 bedroom custom home recently remodeled.
Offered at $94 7,000
OCEANFRONT
1163 Marine
Nortli Laguna
A rare opportunity! Crashing waves, sandy beach, desirable location.
The quintessential beach house on good sized lot with fresh water
pool and private direct beach acress. Unique remodel and
expansion opportunities worth looking into. Rerent price reduction.
Offered at $2,400,000
Your
Home
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EVAN CORKETT
759~3728
.52'1.. custom residence with an open and easy f16w. Designed and built by a well-
known designer, this four bedroom, four bath home is enveloped in soft
neutral colors, marbles, light woods, and infused with bright sunlight froni many
skylights. Spacious patio areas allow for comfortable Indoor and outdoor living.
The home features two fireplaces, a gourmet kitchen with rich cabinetry. top-of-
the-lfne appliances, a lovely bar area, lavish master bedroom. three car garage
with work area. and a lovely pond and waterfall. Private and secluded, with
handsome contemporary lines, this lovely home occupies a beautiful and
picturesque site with day and nighttime views from Laguna to Palos Verdes.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS
480 l SURREY DRIVE
CONTEMPORARY CASUAL LIVING
his exceptional ocean view property offers Casual livlnc with a feel of
elepnce and sophistication, set off to perfection by bleached oak floors.
neutral carpeting and wide expanses of g)ass. Both arac1o·us family living and
entertalnlnc are made easy and enjoyable with multi-faceted living and
. entertainment rooms and open dining room. Four bedrooms, four baths.
courtyard with poof, spa, and barbeque. The comfortable master bedroom has
a charming sitting area. Spacious side patio and yard with ocean views.
Offered at $I ,495 ,000
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Announcing Value in an·
Exclusive Guard Gated Community
HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES
·Recently Foreclosed -Investor Owned
WHY THIS IS NEWPORT'S BEST VALUE
• Beautifully Remodeled
• Serene View of
Wooded Area
• 3 Bedroom , 2.5 Batli
• Popular Jodelle Model
• Open Volume Ceilings
• Large Master with
Private Patio & Jacuzzi
• Very Private
• Guard Gated Community
• Quiet cul-de-sac location
• Priced $80,000 Below
Lowest Estate Townliome
John McMonigle
Specializing in Ba!lfront Homes
and Beacli Communities
Home: (714) 650-5284
Office : (714) 717-4711
Cellular: (714·) 812:..0698
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FIND YOUR POT OF GOLD
SEA VIEW
I .tory 4 Bd. 2.S Ba.
expanded plan. Remodeled
kitchen, walk-In doset In
master bedroora,
French doors, private spa,
vaulted celltap and
city l~hts view.
Cated community In the
heart of Newport Beach.
$695,000
2 story 4 Bd. 3 Ba.
warm. tradltlonal family
ltome with Frencl1 doors.
ocean & city Uahts view.
Private courtyard plus
large backyard.
Gated community
featurln& pool, spa
& tennis faclllty.
$739,000
BIG CANYON
60 ROYAL ST. GEORGE
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Priced right! Beautiful expanded Plan I Broadmoor.
Central Big Canyon. 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths. Gorgeous pool,
spa, air conditioned and security system
$945,000
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BARBARA HUTCHINGS
759-3718
1400 NOTTINGHAM
New England Country Charm in Newport ~each
• 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths • 2 Fireplaces
• Lovely Hardwood Fl oors • Very Large Family Room
• French Doors • Pool
• Great Country Kitchen · • Close t~ Park, Library & School
For more information ask for Barbara
• l..Dves Corona del Mar
•Sells Corona del 'Mar
• Lives in Corona del Mar
1994 $ VOLUME CLOSED ESCROWS
NC'\\flOll Beclch
1\1clrket ShdtT' Andl)""i""
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SHIRLEY HARRIS
759-3727
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JIM KLINE .
759-3771
First Time Offered
INC.REDIBLE . OCEANFRONT ESTATE
.... -,. At last, sometfl:ing on which the world can agree.
A fabulous contemporary home, built to the elacting
specifications of an internationally known couple famous for
their exquisite taste . This rare property · is located in Southern
California's most prestigious private guard-gated enclave of
Abalone Point in Irvine Cove, Laguna Beach .
Offered at $9,500,000
Call for a private showing
SHIRLEY HARRIS J,44 ... ) 040
JIM KLINE 644-0007
JERRY .FINSTER
SENIOR. SALES EXECUTIVE
Blufftop contemporary style home with sweep-
ing whit~water ocean Views. 3 Bd. 3.5 Ba. Large
open ftoorplan. $1,895,000
7·59,..3750 ·
644~1600
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DANNY BIBB
759-3711
PREMIER TOWNHOMES
FABULOUS INTERIOR HOMES
CUSTOM VIEW ESTATES
STELLA WORDEN
759-3729
GARY LEGRAND
759-3779
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OPEN HOUSES
From one to five p.m.
Lido Isle Bayfront Bargain
601 Via Lido Soud
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,750,000
Dov!r Shores Bayfront Home
211 North Star
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,495,000
Buena Vista Bayfront
318 Buena Vista
Open Sun.
$1,295,000
Bayfront Bargain
443 Harbo~ Island Dr.
Open Sat./Sun.
$1,195,000
Balboa Island Bayfront
1003North Bayfront
Open Sunday
$935,000
Contemporary Bayfront
4BR 4BA +Fm rm, remodeled home,
Lg. Doc.k, 3 Car Gar, Gourmet kitchen
-will exchange
$1,495,000
Lido Isle ~ase Option
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm. immaculate home
$25,(XX) option money, 40' lot, lge patio
$595,000
W estclifl Lease
3BR 2BA, Fm Rm, fully fum'd hm
Pool/spa, large patio, ~12 mo lease
$.1,000mo.
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in association with TIM CARR
WATERfRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS®
-675-1058 -'631-1400
Corona del Mar Tennis Estate
5BR SBA Contemporary, will exchange
Approx 1.2 acres, ocean&: bay views
$1,995,000 .
Dover Shores Bayfront Home ·
SBR 4BA home, dock for large yacht
Large yard &: pool, 70' of bay frontage
$1,495,000
Buena Visu Bayfront
3BR 48A + Den, Charming Beach Cottage
Shared boat dock, fabulous views!
Sl,295,000
Balbo.t Island Bayfront
4BR 2BA owner's unit, + lBR apt.
Great Value! large patio, xlnt view
$935,000
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Lido Isle Bayfront Bargain!
4BR 45BA home on greenbelt with 3 car gara~
40' lot, private sandy 0each, high volume ceilings
$1,750,000
Newport Beach Estate of Mrs. John Wayne
"La Roca" SBR 7.SBA custom, .6 acres
App. 7,000 sq.ft. home w I tennis court
$1,395,000
Bay&ont Bargain
4BR 3.SBA, sunny, westerly orientation, OWC 2nd T.D.
Large dock, sandy beach, 60' bay frontage
$1,195,000
Spyglass Family Home
SBR 4.SBA + bonus, X-la~ view lot
Very private canyon location, pool
$849,000
NEWPORTS Villa Balboa. Sophisticated 3 bdrm
condo w/dinmg room. frplc & ocean view. Tasteful
neutral decor Com pool, spa & tennis. Bike to
beoch REDUCED
631 1400 ......................... $239.000
SO. COAST METRO Cafe & catering "Bus·op"
Immaculate turn·key. close to Hutton Center lndudes all
equipment mven1ory. trammg & good lease.
631 1400 . . . ...... . .. $69.000
NEWPORT SHORES Sunset views from master &
deck of lovely 4 bd canal-front home w/updated kitchen.
~J~k le;;}6 ~Fr ~oors & .~~-·~···· $150.000
' COSTA MESA'S College park Great starter home
w/3 bdrms and nice yard w/spa & gazebo on raised
wooden deck
631 1400 . .. .................. $198.000
EASTSIDE Costa Mesa · Darling freshly painted 3 bd
country cottage. Totally redone. custom oak kitchen.
wool carpet & copper plumbing.
631 1400 . . .. ....... .. ...... $219.000
TROVARE Exquisite newer 2 bd Newport Coast condo
w/sweeping views of city lights & mtns in gated comm
w/pool & spa Large dbl garage & patio.
631 1400 . . . .. .......... : ...... $239.000
NEWPORT SHORES Charming 2 bdrm with new
rTldSter bed & bath & near new kitchen. One of the best
streeb in this community w/club. pool & tennis
631 1400 . .. .............. $269.000
VIUA BALBOA An absolutely perlect 2 bdrm pnthse
wi den & dining room Bnght and spacious w/vaulted
ce1hng!>. fresh paint. light carpet & large deck.
631 1400 . .. ............... $282.000
COSTA MESA Bank Repol l 2 sty 3 bd well main-
tained home w/offke, family room. 2 frplces & large
,yard m quiet community. near park & shops.
631 1400 . .. . . ........... ... . . ... .. ... $289.900
NEWPORT SHORES 2 story 4 bd home. steps to
comm pool. clubhouse & tennis & the ocean. Upgraded
kitchen & baths, large private patio.
631 1400 .............................................. $327.000
EAs'TslDE Costa Mesa fixer Large corner 2 sty 4
bdrm home with den & family rm. 3 frplces. upgraded
kitchen, pool. spa & patio w/BBQ. REDUCED!
631· 1400 . . . . . . .. ........ $349.900
LONG BEACH Neat & clean dplx. main house w/2
bdrms. dining rm & den. rear unit w/1 bdrm. First time
on the market in nice Belmount Heights neighborhood .
631·1400 . . . ........................ $375,000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Charming small duplex
w/2 bdrms each unit. Close to 17th st. shopping &
buses.
631·1400 ...................... $375.000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS Newer spacious 3 bd
home w/dining & famjly rooms & loft/den across ·from
park High ceilings. granite & marble tile floors
631-1400 . . . . .. ........ $379.000
NEWPORTS UPPER BAY area Lovely 3 bd remo-
del w/fmly rm Hrdwd floors. Fr. doors & crown mold-
ings plus large yard w/mallJre landscaping
631 1400 . . . .. ... ... . ......... $389.000
AT TIIE BEAOI Brand new high tech 3 bd twnhm.
steps to ocean w/walls of windows & 3rd level bonus
room leading to deck w/ocean & mtn views.
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P£NINSUlA PT Adorable crisp & fresh 2 story 3
bdrm doll house widen, dining rm & inside laundry Fr doors. new paint & carpet. charming trellised ~~tosk:~~.~~ .. S~e~.~~.~.. . . $575.000
NEWPOllTS BAYVIEW TERRACE highly upgraded
3 bd. w/dinlng & fmly rms in gated community w/pool
& spa Mrbl Ors, high ceilings & master retreat
631·1400 . ...... ........... ........ ............ .$399,000
NEWPORT SHOllES Canal front. 4 bdrms, dining
• room. deck. patio, superior view & great potential.
631-1400 ................................................ $419,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Well kept 2 story 3 bdrm
home w/famlly room & tree top views. Beamed ceilings.
copper plumbing, newer roof. Easy bike to beach.
631-1400 .................................................... $425,000
NEWPOllT SHORES Dramatic 3 bd Italian Villa
w/fmly rm, 9· entry doors. floating marble stair & frplc
mantle plus numerous other quality upgrades.
631-1400 .................................................... $425.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS duplex · two 2 sf9 units
frplces, laundries & tiled kitchens. Front w/vault ceil~
3 bds & decks, rear w/2 bds, patio & garden.
631-1400 .................................................... $465,000
NEWPOID"S Belcourt Hill. Spectacular 2 bd twnhm,
dining & family rms & superb city light & ocean w. Mar-ble entry. gourmet kitchen & designer decor.
631-1400 .................................................... $509.000
01.D CORONA DEi. MAR near new spacious 3
bdrm townhome, dining & f amlly rooms, large master 6§f~~.~ .. ~~~.~~.~!.~.~.~.~~.1539.ooo
llELCOURT expanded 8i upgr~ 2 sty 2 bdrm
twnhm. Dining & family rms, wet bar & master w/sit·
llng area Wood floors, designer decor, used brick ter·
race w/spa. waterfall & gazebo. Huge price drop!
631-1400 ... .. ... .. ............................ $719.000 .
BAYSIDE COVE Highly upgraded 2 sty 2 bd w/study
& vaulted ceilings in gated commurtity w/pool, spa.
beach & available boat slip.
631-1400 ... . . .. ............................. $545.000
BAYCREST Bright fresh 4 bd remodel by designer
owner. dining & fmly rms. pool & spa. New kitchen &
hie. floors. stone frplc & Fr doors.
631·1400 ...................................... $559.000
UDO PARK DRIVE Nicely decorated 2 bdrm condo
with views of the ocean, channel & city lights. Doorman.
24 hr security, card room & pool & spa.
631 -1400 .................................................. $580,000
UDO ISLE an immaculate 1 story 3 bet built around
patio on 40' lot. Family room, country kitchen. hrdwd
Ors & new carpet. Possible lease option.
631·1400 ..... .. ...................................... $595,000
UDO ISLE Custom remodeled 4 bd home w/gourmet
kitchen on large lot Ught & bright w/south patio, bar &
deck Close to tennis. walk to village.
631-1400 . ... . ................................. $649.000
BAYCREST Spacious custom home w/5 bdrms lnclud~
mg makis qrtrs. dining & family rooms, remodeled gour·
met kitchen & gorgeous yard w/pool & spa.
631-1400 . . ...... ; ..................... $719,000
HARBOR VIEW HIUS beautifully upgraded 2 story 5
bdrm home w/dining & family rooms&:~ car garage on
large lot New carpet, paint & fixtures.
631-1400 . .. ............................. $749.000
DOVER SHORES Beautifully remodeled 4 bd home
w/formal dining rm & family rm opening to brick.Jerrace
& stunning upper bay & city light vus.
631-1400 .............................................. $795,000
PENINSUl.A Pr DeUghtful 3 bd, 3 bath home w/faml-
ly rm. 4 frplces & 3 car garage. Remodeled In '89, hard-
wood Ors, Fr. doors & leaded & stained glass.
631-1400 ............................................... $820,000
W.80.A ISi.AND Bayfront du~ with charming
well maintained early 4 bd owner s home & separate
1 bdrm apartment over the garage. Lovely bay & city
~~~1~:.~~~-' ............................ $935,000
AUIOST OCEANFllONI' White water views from
master & roof deck of gorgeous 5 bd remodel w/dining t3'ff4~-~-~-~-~~~.~-~~.~~~.~829.ooo
UDO ISl.E an exceptional 1 sty 3 bd superbly remo-
deled home w/dlnlng & fmlv rms, new kitchen, windows
& doors. Xtra lrg lushly lan<fscaped lot.
631-1400 .................................................... $849,000
UNDA ISLE Traditional style w/4 bds up & maid's
down. l.Mng rm w/24 ft vaufted ceilings. Dock for large
~jf \~®~~-~~~-~~-~:.~~--~-~~-~~~'afo?ooo
DOVER SHORES Forever upper bay & city Light
views from fabulous 4 bdrm home on hu&_e private lot 6'1ti.f100~~~-~.~~~:.~~~~-~'. .... :Ss15,ooo
UDO ISl.E bay views from spacious 4 bdrm split level
home on huge comer lot w/Library, dining & family
rooms. Gardens, mature trees & pool.
631·1400 ................................................... $895.000
DOVER SHORES Dramatic 4 bd home w/superb
view of upper bay, nature preserve & nlte lites. Dining &
family rms, private entry w/pool & 3 car ga~.
631·1400 .................................................. $945.000
CORONA DEL MAR w/private bayside beach &
dock. Charming early 4 bd bungalow w/frplc & patio.
Priced beloi.v land value!
631-1400 ................................................ $1,250,000
HAllBOR ISLAND DRIVE Charming 1 sty 4 bd
home w/dinlng room, 60' on the bay, dock for large
yacht, & sandy beach. Excellent expansion JX!lential.
631-1400 .................................................. $1, 195,000
MID PENINSVIA 9 unit apartment bldg at the beach.
Upgraded 1 & 2 bd units w/prlvate patios, fabulous
views comm pool. & garage.
631-i 400 ................................................. $1,399,000
2273 Avalon • College Park, CM
Mark Jackson ·
2176 RutM Ln -Costa Maa
J\.l'le Adams
273 Hawrfteld • &.yrldgc, NB
Austin Oaynes
339 Catalina -Nnport Height.
Marlene HasseJ
1537 Keel -Hmbcw View Hiils, NB
Jimmie Jones
1410 Kingl Rd • Olff tt.wn, NB
Manny Stellino
7101 Seashore • At the Beach, NB
Richard Lee
SUNDAY ONLY
3 Bd HM
$198,000
3 Bd HM
$219,000
3 BdCondo
U89,000
3BdHM
$425,000
5 Bd Hie
$749,000
3 Bd HM
$759,000
5 BdHse
$829,000
115 38th -At the Buch. NB 3/1 Bd Hse
Austin ~ $339,500
367 Ogle • Com Mesa 3 Bd Hse
Reggie McNemey $379,000
508 Sen Bernardino • Newport Heights ! Bd Hse
.funmieJones $435,000
45 SoutNmpton • Belcourt HID, NB Bd Hse
Lynn Creamer $499.,QOO
2121 E. Ocean Blvd -Peninsula Pt. Bal 4 Bd HM
Mary Ann Nethercutt $595,000
323 Apolena • Balboa Island Bd Hse
Lou Hickson $699,000
1106 Pac:ador • Dover Shora, NB 4 Bd HM
Esther Pme $749,000
391 E. 23rd • ct.ury lab, NB 5 Bd Hse
Marlene Hassel $775,000
1070 Pacador ·Dover Shora, NB 4 Bd Hse Rosette-Andr~ Gindl $795,000
1859 Port Wheder ·Harb« Vu Hms, NB 5 Bd HM
Kathy Fox $925.000
1003 N: &.yfront ·Balboa Island 4/1 Bd HM
Mark Jackson $935,000
412 Evenhlg Star -Dover Shores, NB 3 Bd HM
Soe Ellen Volpe $1,095,000
318 8'MDa Vista • 8-yfroot Balboa 3 Bd Hse
Rob Giem .$1,295,000
17 ~·Big Canyon, NB 3 Bd HM
Lee Onmmy $1,595,000
303 Klagt Rd • Clff Haven, NB 5 Bd HM
Manny Stelllno $1,650 ,000
6 comn. • CollN ltland, NB 3 Bd Hse
Grayce Taliaferro $2,595,000
SAnJRDAV & SUNDAY
3085 Kloadlb • CM 4 Bd Hse
Jmy Smith $289,900
123 36ch llA A 118 • Penlneula NB 2 Bd Twnhm
L. OeNrttll/C. Broffman/L. Farrington · $419,000
1719 ~·a.rat, NB 4 Bd Hse
Sally Nettel I P\a D'Auria $429,000
2110 Sevlle. p ...... Pt 3 Bd Hte
c.dyn StMr $575,000
1027 ,..,.... • Dovel-sa.o.., NB 4 Bd HM
Ro.ette-Andlie Gindi I Oleryl Johnston $875,000
1021 ,..,._. • Dovel-Shon9, NB 4 Bd HM
Esther Fine I Sally Nette! $945,000
443 Hlnor' Wwl Dr· Nawpor1 Buch 4 Bd HM
Rob Gem I Patti Conowr $1,250,000
211 Nortla SW Ln • Dowr 5bora 5 Bd HM
Olga Matthews I Lance Boggs $1,495,000
601 Via Udo Soud • Udo We. NB 4 Bel HM
Christen Ni1Mr'1 I Olga Matthews $1, 750,000
2242 a...... Rd · PenlrJlllllli Pt 5 Bd HM
Vldd Let I Jll AndM $2,395,000
UDO ISi.i! Elegant 4 bd bayfront widen & large
dock In prime south facing location. just beyond club-
house. Recently redecorated, crown· moldings, 2
~rf4~~~ .. ~-~-~~~~~~-~~-~: ... s1 .6so.ooo
OCEANFRONT Wonderful old shingled beach house
w/4 bdrms, den, sun room & huge brick patio + sepa-
rate office/studio on 2 oceanfront lots.
631-1400 .... ~ ..................................... $1.495.000
'DOVER SHORES bayfront w/dock for 65' boat. Spa'·
cious Monterey style home w/2nd sty balcony. 5 bdrms.
~l~¥%M~~~.~~-~-~-~:.~.1.~.~: ...... $1.495.000
CORONA DEL MAR'S Ocean Blvd w/awesome ocn
& hrbr vu. Elegant 4 bd w/dinlng & fmly rms & triple
i3rm4~~~-~~~-~~-~:..~~~: ................... s1 .s9s.ooo
IAGlJNITA 4 bdrm oceanfront home of over 4,000 sq
ft w/dinlng & family rooms & private beach access in
gj1~1~i~~-~~~~~-~f-~t.0.~.~~~~: .... $1.995.000
CORONA DEL MAR A beautifully landscaped 5 bdrm
tennis estate built In '88 on 1+ acres. Top security, high·
tech styling & ocean & bay views.
631·1400 ...................................... $1,995.000
PENINSULA PT Lovely 4 bd decorator owned bay·
front w/pler & float & large lot. Staff quarters. dining
rm. library. lovely brick patio & bayfront garden.
631·1400.... ... .. . . . .. . .. .... .. . ...$2.395.000
PENINSULA PT Lovely 4 bd decorator owned bay-
front w/pler & float & large lot Staff quarters. dining
631~f4o0:.~~-~~-~~~-~-~~~~~ ~~.'i2:395,000
THREE ARCH BAY, Laguna. Beautiful remodeled 4
bd traditional oceanfront w/fab vu. Hrdwd firs, beamed
6~~,~·~-~ .. ~~-~.4
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IAGVNA BEACH a fabulous security gated near new
oceanfront estate of aprx 10.000 sq ft., stairs to the
~~·4i<f.~ -~~~-~-~-~~-~~~: ............ $10.800,000
COLl.119 ISLE the tiny prtvate island at the end of
Baboa Island Is the setting for this dramatic 1 sty 3 bd
w/dining room, huge farrilly rm, dock & 190' on the
~~-........................................... $1,595,000
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.Reat~ors®.
Specializing in properties/ or sale or lease ... on the water ... near the waur. .. and with a view· of~ water ...
A home of extraordinary appeal and attention
,to detail with forever bay views on 2 lots with
pool. This residence exhibits eloquent and
extensive aesthetics and the extensive use of
limestone, marble, and hardwood flooring . The
6,000 sq ft of interior space offers SBR, 7BA,
two family rooms & 3 fireplaces.
$2,400,000
NEW LISTING!
OPEN HOUSE ..
SAT & SUN 1-5
Rare Lido Bayfront located next to greenbelt -
40' on the bay. Private sandy beach and dock.
4BR, 4.SBA plus den and 3 car garage .
601 Via Lido SOud
$1,750,000
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION -CALL
CHRISTEN NILSEN
631-1400 x297
SOUTH COAST
METRO
Lowest priced condo in
Woodlake Village. Airy 1 bdrm
end unit, inside laundry, vaulted
ceiling , skylight. Community
pool & spa, gorgeous landscap-
ing with streams. Total pay-
ment approximately $800/
month. Leasehold.
lWO BRAND NEW
CONTEMPORARY TOWNHOMES
OCFANCLOSE
CONDO
in gated Versailles, bike to
beach. Totally remodeled, gor-
geous condo with 2 master
suites, fireplace, crown mould·
ings, recessed lighting, tile floors
and view terrace.
REDUCED II
$65,000
CARI.A BROFFMAN
Pager -262-8161
$399,000
3 Bdrms, 2 Baths
3rd Floor Bonus Room
fireplace in Living Rm
$419,000
2 Lg Bdrms w/En-suite Baths
, Viewing Deck
3rd Floor Bonus Rm
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$189,000
LORRAINE FARRINGTON
Res. 720-1001
NEWPORT BEACH omcE 2436 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400 .
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Santa Ana Income Property ..................................... $210,000
Newport Condo 3bd/2ba/view ................................ $239, 000
Corona del Mar Home on 15,000± sf lot .................. $749,000
Irvine Cove Mansion ............................................ $1,975,000
Bayside Drive Home, Private Beach & Dock ........... $1,250,000
4 Bdnns, 5.5 Baths w/sep. maids qtrs, library, gated
courtyard, waterfall spa, on the bay w/ne.Ner dock to
accomodate 2 large yachts. Best deal in Newport
Beach. Call today! Listed for $1,425,000
ED ED!
Detached residence in planned unit development w/
high ceilings, bull-nose corners, large master w/frplc,
"=---~~ white carpet, granite & marble floors , inside laundry & ~--..-...-
more. Exclusively listed for $379,000 ·
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1021 MARlfOS ORM
Unbebrwble ~· Dramabc COt.D1yllrd enby w/~ pool Spacois
4BR 3 5 BA srigle SIOfY home . . $945,000
DOVER SHORES ELEGANCE
Elegant 4BR. 3 5BA French Regency w/fabulous forew:r view5 New
gcumtt lutchen Prical to Sel! $849,000
435 Canal Street
$400,000
339 62nd Street
$425,000
ES'FHER FINE
Pager: 433-9682 ,
Office: 631-1400 Ext 266
KENNIE JO RIZZO
Residence: 642-4917
Office: 631-1400 x248
327 Canal Street (lH) ...... $130, 000
412 Colton Street ............. $269,000
397 Ramona Way ............. $375,000
448 62nd Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $419, 000
1106 PESCADOR ORM
Spectacular Upper Bil'/& F.tiicri lslllnd ~ 4BR. 48A w/prllele pool
& deck. 'Mlftlchw aces ... _ .......... ··················-····· $749,000 .
DESIRA8lE fASl'SIDE COSTA MESA
Spacious 58R liXtr w/pool & spa 1-bJe fam>,i room & maskf swte.
Stii,ttt to lender allPfCMll ............. Redilc.d to $34 9 ,900
323 Cedar Street
$375,000
243 Walnut Street
$319,000
NEWPORT BFACH OFFICE 2436 WEST COAST tDGHWAY
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COSTA MESA -Bright,, spotless
Harbor Pointe Townhome. 2 large
BR ~um:s w /cathedral ceilings.
J>erfcct for 2 singles or couple or roo-
mates. Inside unit. Nice wrap around
y.ird w/2 p.mO\ & 2 car garage .. $143,900
NEWPORT BEACH Ch arming
moh1k home To1allv remodeled &
npJ1H.kd JnJ J Im cly hav view Light
& hngh1 \\/lbr • den En1oy \'31.."a
tum ll\in~ vear round .......... $96,000
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BELCOURT -Mediterranean man-
M<>n with ocean and dty light views.
S BR suite,, library, family room &
den Lush 1ropical grounds w/water·
folb & 'Pa ...................... $3,950,000
HARBOR RIDGE · Spc'-"tacular
unob\tna.tcd <>l:can & city light
view' 3RR + Io tt Pm.m: pool, spa, &
3 l Jr gJrJgc . . . .. ... S 1,495,000
BIG CANYON 'J orally remodeled
BE'ITJ:.R THAN NEW. 3BR, 2BA
with large den or offi ce. Air condi·
uomng, sel'.unry sy,tem and custom·
11cd throughout. Must scc ... $899,000
SE.AVIEW largest plan · 4 BR +
family room. 3BA. sensational view of
'icy lights utd mountaim. Large lot
w /'J)a ................................. $734,000
HARBOR RIDGE · "Casablanca"
plan wuh a peaceful wooded and night
light \'icw\. SI 0,000 carpet allowance.
Pm,ihlc lease option!! ............. $629,000
BIG CANYON · Lowe!>t priced in
the area!! 2BR + de n w/ncw paint,
carpet & entry tile. Largs: corner lot
and all on one lcvel .............. $499,000
LINDA ISLB Custom bayfront
home w/one of the finest main chan-
nel l<)\;Jtiom an Newport! 3BR suites,
& full view of Newport Harbor.
Decorated w /a South Western flair &
60ft. cm the water · 2 boat docks & 3
side tic ............................ $3,950,000
temporary cmtom ho me. All white
and bright. 48.R, librar y, exen:ise
room. Pm Jte pool & spa. Some ocean
views ............................ $ 1,995,000
HAllBOR RIDGE Lovely country
& night light \'tews fro m this large 3
BR town hQmc w/loft .......... $472,000
BAYVIEW DUPLEX W / lNCOME
A rare find!! Unique duplex in o ld
Balboa with a New England cottage
look & lovely bay view ......... $419 ,000 ·
BIG CANYON · Big Sur· Ambiance
With partial golf cour!>e view. 2BR +
den or 3BR with large master •mite.
Air cunditioning and a nice location.
Comm. pool, spa & tenrus .... $264,950
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·CAMEO HIGHLANDS -4BR
home on 1 level. Over 2,000 s.f. w/rc·
modeled kitchen & baths. Nice yard
w I patio & private pool. Great loca-
tion .................................... ,$575,000
CORONA DEL MAil Great location
in Harbor View Hills. Extn large lot.
Light & airy nice patio. Lots of room
to C'<pand ............................. $595,000
CORONA DBL MAR Only 1 more
available. YOU CAN'T PINO A
BETTER PRICE IN COM! 2BR,
2BA, fireplace, wet bar, and a great
location ................................ $295,000
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NEWPORT BEACH Partial ocean
view from this gorgeous 3BR, 2.SBA
townhomc. Highly upgraded w/plan-
tation shutters, hardwood floors &
custom mirrors ..................... $249,000
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LOWEST PRICE! · Dramat11.: single
level townhom1:, 2BR, w/rcmodelcd
kitchen and many custom lcarurn . Lot~
of Pizazz ................... S219,900
NEWPORT CREST 1-ULL OCEAN
VIEW. Sensational 3BR. 2.SBA town
ho me. Beautifully remodeled · mdirect
lighting, dramatic m~tcr suite, fireplace,
plw expanded deck ................... $324,500
NEWPORT C REST · Large 4 BR
plus family room. Pcrfe1.:t condition
with decorator tile, fireplace wet bar,
quiet location .. : ..................... $250,000
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EAST COSTA MESA · Compare thi)
price!! Spaciou~ 38R townhomc. All white
& \'cry open with \Julted cc1hngs, new
plush carpet. Approx. 1900 sq ft .ind looks
liltc new!! 2 car uuched ~rage ... $279,000
GllAYLAND, WASHINGTON
Located on an acre with iso· ocean
views. 3BR energy efficient home with
a I ,300 sq.ft. deck & built-in BBQ, ho t
rub and more ........................ $359,000
ORANGE · 4BR home on a large
comer lo t. New Berber carper, fire-
place, terrific family room & ·nice yard
w /brick 6rcpit. Great family neighbor-
hood ..................................... $202,900
MISSION VIEJO · Perfect for first
rime buyers! Large end unit w/2 mas
ter suites., Lowest priced rnndo in
Rid ..... . gc ... ont ............................ S 165 ,500
GAIU>BN GROVE · 3BR single tory
home in a good neighborhood. Painted in
& out, ~I new CMpets, fircpl.lce . Cheerful
fcclin l g, approx. ,778 sq. ft ......... $175,000
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN · Large
3BR townhomc overlooking park.
Solar heat, high ceilings. SEL LER
SAYS SELL!!! ...................... $279,000
TURTLE ROCK · Detached home
with 3BR, &mily room, dining room
o n a large lot w/pool, spa & view of
hills! ................................... $316,500
TURTLE :&..OCK -SFll with 4BR.
2.5 BA, -Formal dining~ family room,
beautiful kitchen w/hardwood floor
ing, fresh P>!nt. Private spa .• $349,500
lllVINE ' Lovely two bedroom, two
bath townhomc 'vitb a nice locatio n
o n the park. Air conditioning & 2 cJr
garage ................................ $149,900
IRVINE · Beautiful single family
ho me in Turtle Rock. 48RpJus bonus
room with tile, Berber carpet, formal
dining & family room. Large private
yard with covered patios.and 3 car
garage .................•.......... _ ... $449 ,900
Joyce
Palmer
Res: 759-7659
20 RUE GRAND DUCAL
BEST BUY IN BIG CANYON
• Single level 2BR + Den
• New decor -new entry tile, paint & off-white carpet
• Security system & A/C
• Elevated corner lot with wide side yard
• Expansive night light views.
lust Reduced to $499,000
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Newport Beach
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13!8 Sant1119<> $629,000
Dal/Id McCulloch
WFFS
1953 Vlsta Caudal $349,000
Judy Strauss
OM
512 Avocado $525,000
Allison Seesmann
OUEGEPARK
208 Loyola 0... $233,000
Carolyn Bndge
R VIEW HIU.S
1225 Keel $785.000
Steve Sutherten
RVIEW HOMES
1 700 Port Sheffield $525,000
Barbara Graves
1877 Port Taggart $575.000
Laraine Shaw
1954 Port Nelson . $699,000
Enc Shaw
1942 Pt. U.urenl $729,000'
Susan Weir
RT CREST
23 Encore Ct. $389,000
David Prince
RT HEIGHTS
422 Riverside Dr. $359,000
Edie Olson
PVGlASSHIU
60 O..aka Bay $798,000
Don Olson
EBWFFS
423 Vista Trucha $289,000
Linda Marston
OPI]\ ti(X SI: Sl 'Dr-\\ 1-1
Joann Ackerman
\'CREST
1338 S.ntlago
Alison McComuck
WFFS
1953 Vlsu Caudal
l.Jnda Marston
1 984 Vlsta Caudal
Gall York
0 SHORES
4607 Fab'flekl
Stave Sutherten
OM
512Av~
Barbara Miies
NNELAREA
3808 River Ave.
David Prince
RIDGE
30Vlenna
Don Olson
16 San Sebastian
Joyoe Olson
R VIEW HJU.S
1226 Keel
lyleen Ewing
1225 Ketl
Tom Thomson
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
1621 Port 0..r'-
Christa Francis
1877 Port Taggart
Laraine Shaw
1942 Pt. Laurent
Susan Weir
LAGUNA BE.AOt
166 Nye.
Jeff Ewing
COLDWC Ll
BANt\CR ~:
$725,000
$629.000
$349.000
$374,500
$829,000
$525,000
$599,000
$519,000
$1.399,000 ..
$560.000
$785.000
$469,000
$575.000
$729.000
$485.000
...,,.~,"" NIGUfJ..
25181 Adelanto $223,500
JeMKer Pritchett
mlll::wF'ORrr HEIGHTS
422 Rlvenide $359,000
Edie Olson
JUAN CAPISTRANO
31555 Peppatrec Bend $1,890.000
JennHer Pritchett
GI.ASS HIU.
60 DrUes Bay $798,000
Jennifer Noonan
BWFFS
423 \fist. Trucha $289,000
Kathy Cdesworthy
334 Vista Madera $299,500
Chuck Colesworthy
2111 Dac:an.o $435.000
Ginny Anderson
2443 vi.ta Nobleu $479,000
Vergiiene Hull
NEW LISTINGS
nt~ r,~Wff:§. plan •s rare and popular. ~~,,~g~
conversation area plus large IMng room & dining area.
3 bd. 2.5 ba. 'new kitchen appliances, Ille floors in entry
& kitchen. Wonderful plantation s'1utters on most
windows Perfect lamlly area with large lamlly
community pool and play area. Priced below recent
comparable sales for this floor plan
BLUFFS $37•,900 View ol Back Bay. ctty lights and canyon Surrounded by
lush, expansive greenbelt light and bright Inside & out.
Private punlng green with llood lights !or night play
Plantation shutters, upgraded eaHn kitchen with
recessed lighting Dramatte mlrrore<t entry. custom
garage cabmets. reverse osmosis system This has It all•
IRVINE TERRACE · $678.000 Great location. one of the most desirable stree\s In
Irvine Terrace. Well maintained home on beautiful large
lot Rooms are large & very airy with plantation
shutters Large pool surrounded by brick patio & garden
give this house special enhancement 2 car garage has
lots of storage Secunty system Great POsslblhties for
expansion
CAMEO SHORES SA95 000 very !Ow price Tor lull ocean view OrlgtnaT 196Y ~
bedroom home with pool awaits your remodeling or
new construction 10,800 sq f1 lot Walk to private
beaches.
IRVINE COVE $1 750 000 Custom Mediterranean residence. Built in 1'991 'Oier
5.200 sq f1 of luxury beach living behind the private
guard gated community of Irvine Cove Home features
large granite gourmet kitchen Butler's pantry. sunken
wet bar, 3 fireplaces. Private second level master suite
with panoramic ocean view, sitting area. lavish sauna
and bath
NORIH ORANGE s,,,95_000 Beaut1lul home near equestrian center and what a ~1
The View Is of the canyOfl and city lights ~ bd, 2.5 ba,
dining room, lam1ty room, sunny breakfast noolt. 2
fireplaces, cathedral cellinos. wood flooring, central 8lf,
skylight tn entry haN. 3 covered Pltlos and 3 car garage
FEATURED LISTINGS
~~~ Jewel ltke Exqulsltely appolo~~~
never seen a townhome quite flkt this I The special
futures Include Italian mar'ble, crown moldings and
walls of beveled mirrors. 'Two separate masters and a new kitchen complete this perfect packaQe
~~~r~room beauty in Laguna N~Sf!
sea.. Spacious and private on a large cul-<IHac lot with
fruit trees. this wonderful home has a low tax rate and
is conveniently close to schools, shopping and beaches.
offered at $223.000 •
NEWPORT SHORES • $2,1,000 b"est buy-ln l4ewport Shores. You own ttie landf 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. quiet Inside location & 2 blocks to
the beach. Nice starter home or great Investor property.
Some kitchen & bath upgrades Call now before It's too
late!
LAGUNA BEACH $2H 800 G"reat ocean view tot with deston review approvea
plans!! Design is for a single story flouse with large
ocean view 4fek. Permit Is ready to pull and begin
construction now!
OLD BLUFFS $299,000 Pot1ular 'Unda' model One story. end unrt on maJor
greenbelt. 3 bd. 2 ba. great price, Just hstedl Owner wdl
carry paper
COSTA MESA $305 000 Perfect family home! Beautiful 'hidden· 2 story wltli-rn
the 'inner loop' of Mesa Verde Walk to the Country
Club. park schools. Great remOdeled kitchen and baths
Updated appliances and added family room. 10 year
new roof! Does not back to Adams
VILLA POINT S329,000 Newport Beai:h Condo Locatlont Location flocatTo-nl
Private gated community, 2 bd, 2 ba plus large loft
(largest lloorplan) backs up lo Newport Beach Country
Club. View of the goH course and a peek or the Bay
Community pool, spa, exercise room and club house
Dues only $148.00 per mo. Bike to the beach, walk to
Fashion Island or seaside shops
BALBOA PENINSULA S337 ,000 Charming 2 bd, 2 6a beach home Ideal roTsecond
home. This property Is zoned lor a duplex Home 1s
within steps ol the beach and the bay Seller will carry
paper.
QRIGI~ BLUFFS W9 ODO Lt0ht. t>nolit, remodeled. single story ·eom1i· "piaii-3
bd. 2 ba, great locatton on the Back Bay side of Vista
Del Oro with a city ltght ~iew Master suite has a walk m
closet plus private palJO This wont last'
WTSIDE COSTA MESA $379 000 Magazine perfect dmm liOmel Remodeled ~rtcheil and
baths using only top quahty White on white Ille.
appliances etc. Attached garage, big back yard
Excellent location. Ideal ready to move tn !
NEWPORT CREST $389 000 firamatic -i 80l-Oana Point to Palos Verdes views ~rom
both levels of this outstanding 4 bd, 2 112 bath
townhome. EnJoy sunset Ylews trom the eJ1panded deck
off the living rm or master bed rm. This large home
boasts over t900 sq f1 of fMng space, !amity rm off the
kitchen. huge attached 2 car garage Association
includes 2 tennis courts. pool & spa, with In walking
distance to beaches
CORONA, DEL MAR $397 500 Best Buy in Coronfl>el Marl Architectural gem.'very
dramatic & coAtemponuy. Shows fabulously! Great
home for entertaining! Very tight and bright. Beiutlful
tile noors, track lighting, bfock glass lhru out 1nd much more.
THE BLUFFS 1410 ooa Ficint row view to Back Bay nature and city lights '3t>cr,
2 5 ba, expanded Trina model Spectacular, remodeted
to perfectiOrl. Sl(yllght In rmster with trench aoors to
balcony sundeclc Kitchen of beauty, tJle counters and
flooring. Don't detayll
Putn~Blv~~More than a llomt a refuge ott:~r'~ on the !>act~ 3 bd, 2112 bl New OOUrmtt kitchen. new baths. Pella windows and so much mOR
~~one house IO Bay~~
ort}Y steps to one of Newport's nicest ocean beaches.
Ollen floor plan loads of ligllt. Courtyard Is Ideal !or
alfresco entertaining. Setler ssys sell and wlM carry
paeer for qualtlled l>Oyer. Call John Campbell today!
LAGUNA NIGUEL Wl,SOGO Laguna-NlgueT trest de Ville. tmpeccabt{marniarnea
home with many quality features. 4 bd, 3 bl and family
room with view of ocean, night fights and woodsy
canyon, guard gated community overlooking El Niguel
Country Club. Community pool and spa Ready to move
int Great value at $545,000
COSTA ME~ $595,000 Great opportunity to bGild a residential or commeidal
building. High visibility location. Property sold ·as 1s·
Submit aa offers
SPYGLASS HIU S.S95 000 Tile best pnced property In s~sl 3 bd, Ha. flOme
great by a front brick patio wllh beautiful wood
decking& unique kol pond. nte entry leading to step
down living room with tw area. Parquet floormg m
kitchen and !amity room. Master suite with distanced
city lights view. OVersized 3. car garage wrt.h wort area
& room lor plenty of storage. Freshfy painted! Please
caN Don & Joyce Olson at 800-487-4931.
BIG CANYON . S599,000 ~onaco mO<Jei 1n guard gated Bio Canyon. This model
has the large-master bedroom on the same level as the
living area with 2 bedrooms and a bath upstairs. Great
IOC<1tlon.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $6gg,ooo ~ecentfy remiideled In 1993, 5 bd, 3 ba, new-aouble
paned windows, hardwood flooring, gorgeous library
with custom bookcases, even a master bedroom retreat
pertect as exercise room or hobby area. Located on a
large lot with child sate pool. Steps to community park
BIG CANYON W9,000 No difalrhas been overlooked in this lmmaeufaTe and
exquisitely remodeled & expanded Monaco Enter
through dramatic 2 story entry with custom etched &
beveled glass doors Every room upgraded to
perfectlOO Call for complete hst Inviting sauna.. private
spa. large balcony with ocean view. au new landscaping
etc Must see I CaN Carol or Christie for appt
IRVINE COVE $1 300 000 ffoffd your drum home In the incomrWi61e-pmate
community of Irvine Cove with 24 hour gate guard and
private beach. Tiiis lot Is level and easily buildable
Ocean and sunset views.
LIDO ISLE S1 750 000 Best bayfront buy on Lido Islet 50 ft on tile water' wTtfi
oversized dock for large ~cht Remodeled Interior with
spacious open noor plan features lloht bright kitchen. ~
bd. S 5 ba, fabulous bay & sunset views. Great home
for entertaining with large private brick patio, jacuzzi &
built-In BBQ. Close to Lido VIiiage. walk to ocean &
tennis courts. Highly motivated seller must seU now I
~~\~on the maltl coast but. ,J2uAa~~
emotionally appealing 4 bedroom home Is In Newport
Beach This oceanfront, situated on 3 lots Is an
architectural masterpiece. Spacious IMngroom with
fireplace, format dinlnU' room. baStrn.nt. sepafatt
oardtn patlo & 4 car garage lfe a ttw Of the many
amenities
m "l!En a ·11r from this ~~.m
Tudor Estate on the very top of Harbor Rldot 4
bedroom suites plus a lld ~With~
& MlQ room, rfcll cherry wood kllchen, butltrl pwitry,
4 zone AJC, 4 car omoe. 5 flrtplactS ~ &
basement rte room Mas1tr suite has ~ wllk·ln llld
111 envlfotlmenlll lllbltat chamber.
COU.•GE PARK 233,000
Bank owned foreclosure! Gorgeous remodeled 3 bd. 2 ba College Park home. Light, bright and airy with vaulted wood beam ceilings throughout Ceramic tile, Berber carpeting, built·in
entertainment center. bay windows with sitting area, large master suite with walk-In closet.
Almost too good to be true at this price!! Call for more information.
NllWPOllT BUCH $429,000
Single family residence, gate guarded community. 7 years new, 3 bd. 2.5 ba, located on a comer
lot with wonderful sun exPosure, marble flooring, yard has gardners ~Greenhouse". Owner keeps
this home In meticulous condition. it will be a pleasure to show. · .
BAYSIDE COVE $389,000
Price reduced $86,000. Same floor plan on market Is $440,000. Owner must sell! This is a steal!
2 bd. 2 ba condo, ideal for couples or beach house or Investment Walk to Balboa Island. groceries and pharmacy shopping. There's a community pool, spa. and beach all with bay views.
Boat slips are available. Shop and compare. Call now -won't last at this price.
Bernard
Towers
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NEWPORT BEACH ' $475,000
One of Westcliff West's largest home on a comer lot with R.V. parking. 3 bd plus den, large living
room and pool plus all new master bath make this a must tor those who want to be close to
schools and shopping yet .lt a quiet neighborhood. Another Best Buy!
Stephanie
Houghton
WEST NEWPORT $530,000 & $53 5,000
Side by side duplexes. Both buildings have 1' bd, 2 ba upper units. 2 bd. 1 ba lower units with 3 car garages. Large decks. no deferred maintenance. Seller will exchange up or carry.
75,000
Recently refurtlished, 4 bd. 2.5 ba, new flooring and paint. smooth ceilings. updated country
kitchen, 4 i!!' plantation shutters. Light and bright! This prime. phase 2 location, Is next to part, commun pool, club house, pfay aru. easy walk to award winning Andersen School.
Prtced to sell .
David
Prince
CHANNEL AREA -,000
Water1ront duplex with private boat dock. Excellent location on channel with views of bay & city
park from both units Lower unit has patio & upper unit has ht19e view deck. Delightful area
within easy walking distance of ocean beaches. fine dinino. shopf?lno. Watch the sun {ise while
drinking your morning coffee on the patio. Entertain friends & family with the best of the Newport
water1ront lifestyle at a fraction of the cost.
Lisa
Adam
HARBOR VIEW HILLS $895,000
Beautiful 4 bedroom single level home on quiet cul·de·sac across 1fom park. Property Is lovely
throughout with tasteful decor and numerous top quality improvements. Move right Into this
picture perfect home.
LIDO S't ,395,000 3500' of luxurious living when you combine two levels in · this luxurious, 24 hour security
building. Dramatic views trom alf rooms of lido and Rhine channels. snow capped mountains
plus night view A rare opportunity to acquire this special 4 bd condominium.
HARBOR RIDGE 2,095,000
Wonderful traditional _sustom home with spectacular ocean & city light views. Rnest quality &
craftsmanship wltfl approx 6700 sq ft living space. 5 bd, 5.5 ba, wood paneled library, gourmet ·
kitchen. 6 fireplaoes. located within presttolous_ guard gated community, pool, tennis facilities
available to homeowners. Best value in Harbor Riagell I
HARBOR RIDGE . sen,ooo
Gorgeous 2 story townhome of nearly 3000 sq ft located in the gated neighborhood of Harbor
Ridge. Nestled amon~st mature trees with mountain and valley views, this gorgeous home shows
like a dream. Amenities include 3 fireplaces. formal dining room. family room and spacious wrap
around decking. In addition, It offers air conditioning, video screens to monitor the electronic
security gate and many more "bells" & "whistles". "" C I aro
Mock
BAYSHORES S71S,OOO
Large traditional family home. Presently 7 bd, could easlly be converted to 4 bedrooms plus large
playroom or mother·in·law suite. Hardwood floors, shutters, French doors, A/C, 3 fireplaces & 3
car garage. Cozy family room off kitchen with custom bookcases, wet bar & desk. Spacious
master with bay window. walk·in closet & ~pa tub. .
DOVER SHORES S1,395.000
6 bedroom waterfront home with city lights view. Cul-de·sac location with 140 ft on tfie bay.
Large family home with pool and spa. 3 fireplaces. 3 car garage. security system.
Harbor View Homes
1877 Port Taggart
• 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths ...
• New Carpet, Paint & TiJe Entry
• Smooth Ceilings, 4 Skylights
• Sunny Location Next to Park
•Large Lot
•Updated Country Kitchen
• Light and Bright
• immaculate Condition
HURRY, THIS IS A
GREATHOUSE
$575,000
Harbor View Homes is one of the most desirable residential neighborhoods in all of Orange
County. There are community pools, club houses, extensive greenbelts, playgrounds and athletic
fields with numerous activities for children of all ages. Steps to award winning Andersen
Elementary School.
1954 Port Nelson $()99,000 Harbor View Homes $()75,000
• ~ Option or Lease $3,400 • Wonderful original Somerset model
• S Bedroom , 3 Bath • 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths. Family room
•Family room. Library & Bonus Room •Fabulous opportuniry to build the home of
• New Window , Skylights 8r.. Jacuzzi Tub your dreams on one of the large t lots in
..A. ..A...A. Harbor View ..A.. -A.
XX X New~ngs * X }{
4 Bedroom. 3 Bath remodeled Somc1"5ct. hard-Rare Opponunity to cu tomizc I design your
woOd floors. abutters, uptnded master jbcd-own bome to fit your fam1ly'h life tyle and
room. Unted wide the Loop. $575,000 budget on pm~ibly, the LARGEST buidablc lot
in Harl>or View Home . Startin& at $950,000
LARAINE and ERIC SHAW
Speci~ bi Harbor View Homes since 1977
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$925,000 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath $995,000
Custom home, view of Back Bay & city lights. Large master ~signers delight -Custom home on a 48' lot. Larg~ masters
suite plus 3 additional bedroom suites. Mamie entry. Carved suite w/separate office. French doors, vaulted ceiling; sky-'~ lights, gounnet kitchen & much more..... 1 _..20
4 Br, 4 BaL 2, 2 Br, 2 Ba units. $879,000
Large custom Cape Cod style waterfront duplex. Two large
unit'>. gourmet kitchen. two fireplaces. skylights throughout.
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Unique oceanfront on the Peninsula.$2,395,000
Balboa Peninsula Charmer. $545,000
On The Following listings
Call 1-800-681-1922
No Pressure, No Hassles .
Call 714-729-7161
COLDWeLI.
BAN~eR LI
COLOweu
BAN~eR lJ
DON&JOYCE
OLSON
There Is No Substitute For Experience
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1225 Keel, Harbor View Hills
This stylish home is different from any you've ever seen in
Harbor ~iew Hills. Custom floorplan includes new master suite,
custom kitchen and baths. French doors, sunny brick patios
privacy and pastoral view from the elevated Jot. 3 bedroom~,
library, plus fami ly room.
Offered at $785,000
Wt would lilu to thank thou of you who
participottd in the trial run of our New
Listings column. Upon rtvitw, wt havt
decidtd to di.vconti11ut tht column.
Again, thank you for your participation.
Joyce Scherer
Real Estate Editor
NAME OF AGENCY: Grubb & Elli'
LISTING AGENT: B.J. John\On. (714)
644-6200
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3450 Daffodil.
Corona del Mar
PRICE: $379.000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Adult
community. A wonderful end unit with
pnvt:1cy and garden two bedroom.
Community clubhouo,e. pooV-.pa.
O\.erlooking canyon. +
NAME OF AGENCY: Harbor Really
LISTING AGENT: Bill Ring, (714) 673-
4400
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 437 Dahlia Ave.,
Corona del Mar
PRJCE: $525.000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Large Corona
del Mar duplex south of the highway. Three
bedroom11 and two bathi. in each unit.
Private patio and I. <;undcck.
NAME OF AGENCY: Marge Lea Realty
LISTING AGENT: Marge Lea. (714) 722-
0620
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 15 I Mesa Drive,
co~ta Me-.a
PRICE: $224.900
PROPERTY FEATURES: Channing older
rwo bedroom. two bath-home on comer R-2
lot. Nice brick fireplace in large living room
w11h vaulted ceilings and view of golf course. + NAME OF AGENCY: Prudential
California Realty
LISTING AGENT: Maxine Mink. (7 14)
729. 7237
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 404 Columbia,
Newport Beach
PRICE: $305,000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Located in
Newport Crest. Enjoy ocean breezes.
beautiful updated four bedroom. 2.5 bath,
large<;t floorplan with newer appliances.
Aho Ille countertops,.alann system and
ceiling fans. +
NAME OF AGENCY: Prudential
California Realty
LISTING AGEN'n Maxine Mink and Joy
Curtin. (714) 729-7237
SUSAN NOONAN
723-1912
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 31423 Coa't
Highway #24. Laguna Beach
PRICE: $897 .000
PROPERTY FEATURF.S: Ocean-front
condo with wonderful whitewater view,.
Beach acce<;s and oceanside pool. three
bedrooms. three baths. living. dining and
family room" with+unnet kitchen.
NAME OF AGENCY: RE/MAX South
County
Tbe Bluffs "Z" Plan
Light & bright, largest floorj>lan in beaUtiful
condition. Upstairs 3 bd, large family nn w/
wet bar. Downstairs master suite, formal
dining area, living nn w/ wet bar. Large
enclosed wrap around patios. $34S,OOO
Balboa bland North Bayf'roat
Channing home in excellent location and
condition with bay and night light views.
Master bedroom has beamed ceiling & sit-
ting area. Also a I bd, I ba inoome unit w/
fireplace & deck. $1,39S,OOO
Dover Sbora
6 bedroom waterfront home with city lights
view. Cul-de-sac location with 140 ft. on
bay. Large family hom e with pool and spa.
3 fireplaces, 3 car garage and ~urity
system. $1,39S,OOO
LISTING AGENT: Keith Randle, (714)
722-0858
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 342478 Fairway
Drive, Co:.ta Mesa
PRICE: $246.000
PROPERTY FEATURES: Super clean
with four bedrooms. 2.5 bathrooms. Next to
Eastside's be.c;t kept i;ecrct. Brentwood Parit.
New roll-up garage door and remodeled
bathrooms. Newer compo itjon roof with
great cub appeal.
Coldwell Banker compares
home prices in North America
Beverly Hills tops the list with
an -average price of $886,000.
Coldwell Banker Southern California
Company. recently
announced
the results
of its annual
Home Price
Comparison
• lndcx,
which
compared
the IVCfl&e
• • • ·s'a.lCs price ofa
subject home in
Oranse County with
lho9e in mort than 280
mmets ICl'QSS Nonb America.
"The most expensive homes inlmerica
arc in Beverly Hills with an averqe price of
$886,000, • said Bob Lefever, ~idcnt of
Coldwell Banker Southern Cahfomia. The
most afl'ordlble homes can be found in
Forth W~mh. Texas, where the 2,200 square-
f oot subject home. a single-family with four
bedrooms, two and one-half baths. family
room and two-car garage, can be purchased
for $92.125.•
The subject home is typical for a corporate
middle-management transferee.
B~d on the 1995 Home Price
Cof!1parison l~x. the average price of a
ubJect home in Long Beach is $338.SOO;
Mission Viejo. $265.750; Newport Beach.
$541,667 and Yorba Linda, $284.750.
The Coldwdl Banker survey c~ the
average sales of homes in the United State •
Canada and Puerto Rico sold during the last
quarter of 1994.
The highest priced market. Beverly Hills.
dropped from $920,000 last year to
$886,000. The -avenge price o( all home. /
urveycd is $196,169 compared widl
S197,6l71Mt year.
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eatable team
Rann and Mackenzie
combine marketing
strategy and
international affiliations.
Miyuki Rann and Mac Mackenzie of The
Prudential California Realty have joined
their skill and knowledge to more
effectively market upper-tier Orange County
properties.
Working together on residential and
commercial 1.ransactions. they have found
theirindividual talents ~lement each
other.
"With our marketing !>lrategy and
international affiliations. Miyuki and I have
the ability to provide more than any other
broker." Mackenzie aid.
Rann and Mackenzi~ plan to provide
tenacious international marketing. coupled
with constant attention to the local
marketplace. This will allow homeowners to
'>uccessfully complete the sale of their
properties regardless of market condition!>.
TilC new team's aggressive marketing
plan includes telemarketing, multi-market
research and extensive international referral
resources.
•A successful sale at top dollar will
require more than simply placing a listing in
1he cla sified ads and pasi.ing out a few
flyers." Rann said. "It will require
innovative method<; of expol>ing property 10
Miyuki Ronn
a greater extent
than is normally
achieved with
more conservative
techniques.•
Mackentie.
who ranked No. 2
out of the top I 0
sales executive in
the Newport
Beach offi ce in
1994, has had
striking results in
his real estate
career.
particularly with
di fficu It to se II
home!..
Rann. bom in
Japan. graduated
from Kitazato
University. She b
the Orange
County Director
of International
Marketing for
The Prudential
t-klc t-klckenzie California Realty.
She has extensiye experience in marketing
properties to overseas investors through
well-established Pacific Rim contact\.
If you want internalional or weal
exposure/ or yo14r property, call Miyuki
Rann and Mac Mackem.ie at Prude11tial
California Really Newport Beac/1 office.
(714)759-66()().
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We have just listed for sale
4607 ·Fairfield Drive, Cameo Sho s
$895,000
This is an original condition three bedroom, family
room home with pool, built in 1962. The price is
the lowest list price in recent memory for an ocean
view Cameo Shores property, and reflects the fact
that the buyer will likely remodel or replace the
existing structure. If you or your friends have talked
about building a new home in the wonderful
Cameo Shores community, this is the opportunity.
Open this Sunday, March 19, 1-5 p.m.
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Sutherlen
Coldwell Banker Newport Beach
644-9060
direct llne pager 1-800-9 49 -9802
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The Nef:!POrt Beaeh
Lifestyle
The Newport Beach lifestyle comes .alive in this
traditional home at the crossroads of Newport
Harbor boating activity. The panoramic view is
of the main turning basin of the Lido Channel,
and includes vistas of Linda, Harbor and Bay
islands, as well as the dramatic night light
views from the highrises of Newport Center to
the historic Balboa Pavillion. Wood floors,
french doors, brick patios, crown moldings and
four cozy fireplaces are all elements tastefully
combined for stylish but casual living.
Harborside terraces face the morning sun and
overlook your private dock with a slip for a 60-
f oot boat plus two side ties.
The location is Bayshores, a gate-guarded
community of private, tree-shaded winding
streets, private beaches and friendly people.
Its the perfect combination of location right in
the geographic center of the vibrant, upscale
city of Newport Beach, with world-class
business centers, shopp ing and restaurants,
with the quiet, private and friendly com munity
feeling of years gone by.
1Ja,1H,HO
STEVE Sl!TJIEIUEN 011 CAJIO£ llOCK
Coldwell Banker Newp<>rt Beach
(714) 844-IHHHJ
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARM $399. 9{)0
c:-r-lHome has ch:ir1n ~ersonJl•ly l. ccrn'nrt :.11"1'~1 ~J new 11. re 1nnclelt:d 3 cJr JJr3~e 3tlR ?BA
lnv1tinq ~ool & ~3110 ?6:?0 Cit!/ O:.;en Hcus•' SJlu'J 1y 1 .J
18.CllllT AT m fmHT $711,•
Largest model w/1911lodeled kithen, mstr BR w/retreat. 38R, 3.SBA. 3-car
Oifage This is sq>histicated living at i1s best.
PMIH• VIEWS Siii,• (tr 119~ngle !Ml exec. hm on Spyglass Hm. Great ftoorplan for entertai111ng. utilul courtyard w/spaBling pool & spa. Also for lease al
$3300 per month.
11M111 VllW laU SUS,• fin l\2'~ Beautifully rustomimd 4BR, 48A tm w/pool-sized yard. aea . ner deta~ th hrut
Our RECORDED 24-Hour
Info Lins Is available to you.
For Information.on properties for
sale, simply call
Al DUTST AIDlllC emmlllTY! $85,DOO
Family hm w/58R & ocean views! Pool & spa, guard galed beach comm. 2-
car garage. lots of guest pa,.ing! Seller will carry 1st trust deed. . FAMLY UVUli AT In IEST SllS,IDD
Popular Somer3et, SBR. 38A. SiWl!d on extra lar~ lot next lo greenbelt
bring hi kids! Mexican pavers, ligh~ bright. 2 lrpl's. Country French decor.
WATElflDIT llAT aw $151,•
48R, 3BA, 2 story Formal dl~ing, large mslr suite wifl hislher b.1ths. 2
lrpl's. PrivaiJ galed canm. Pnvata beach, boal stlp.
NEW LISTING ·ORIGINAL BLUFFS $285.000 LH
lm~eLr i:111• JAR ? J''" uri 'ir v ~reen~elf Re1n0rleled
k1!d'· r., 1~ .. •1·. 1 111·~-'··. ··•:e l~undrv ·rn
IWllll lllGE ESTAm Sl3t,•
38R, 2.SBA condo in gated Harbor Ridge f:sta~ Very lush landscaping,
quiet & privall location on end of rul-de-sac. ·
PAllOUMIC VllW $SM,•
Newport~ ocean island & city ti;its view ~design wlconaempo-
rary comforts. Secore, peaceful selhng. Gated comm. Crose 10 beaches,
lrwy & al rport.
IU ISLMD B.RAICE '515,•
Enjoy a cruntry club llleslyle from this upper rondo w/golf course views.
Vaulted ceilings, model pe~l
IPICTACaAI 11111 W/IAY VIEW $525,•
Spacious living rmw/111>1, lamllyrmw/wetblr & open kiehen.2BR,2.SBA.
efaboral!I ms1r suite wf#alk-ln cl038l This Is a 1 G+.
IDT IUY • IAYCIUT MM,•
Below apJOisal. fkJy flls baltiful 48R, 38A. redecoraiJd tm for less flan 15~ down. Call fof dltails.
UNI JIW•l•ELINI Mii,•
S.Utiful 2BR, 2.SBA+ den D#rllcme. Best views. 2ftpl's. QOOOTilt kithln.
A gal8d convnunily, .ia1 Pfoptl1y. Must-.
JAllllllE •a II UEHl8.J 1451,•
38R, 2.58A, IA>f0l. 2D> sq fl Gr89ftelt. soutMesaam lll(pO.UI. Sean.
SMge galoll. NeLCral dlCOf. MotMeed Slllefs.
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IEAUTIFUl .. CATAIM" llODB. $451,DOO
Haldwood & marble Hrs. 2 matple lrDl's, aJStom bit-ins. air.. Plantation
srottets, cwersimd prof. landscaped fot Ul,tll brighl great condition.
IACI IAY IUUTY 1441,0GD
Custom Yiew hm, .~R. 3BA, dining rm. lamilv rm. Gourmet kjthen.
landscaped yard. Many special featum. make offer. OMC.
Jm A SUPEl IUY AT IUCI 1415,•
Huge 48R • 3BR will show ca,,ti ftow ril,tlt from start. Owner will paint & carpet or giw credit In escrow. ·
~--flllEWPORT llEUTI CllAllM $311,D C9 zwliome has charm. personality & comfort Almost ewrytiing
new & remodeled. 3-at garage. 38R, & Inviting pool & patio.
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1 stofy, 3BR, 2BA. 111,tlt & brigtL Totally redone, kithen, bath. Plantation
st'utlers, sun tinllld windows, high quality retaining wall. New roof, air
conditioning & new light fixtufa.
STEPS Tl Tm .. PACIFIC 1331,•
Great 3BR. 28A hm on comer lot. Privat palio & plenty cl pamng . .lJsl
sips Iran fie beach. A pt deal!
••• ... warwm •• '224,• 38R. 1.7SBA & a add-on lwnily rm + booos rm w/fTP + bllcony. Nr new ln8rior s*lt. c.pM & roof. ceiling fan In kithen & mstr BR.
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lllml LIT ml• U.A llU HOME $11,000,000 llUllTillCiTOl llARIH VIEW $995,000
Owr 14,000 ~ft on h bay wA>oll dock ol 100' . 6-car +limo gar. Privale Dramatic custom Medilerranean w/45' dock. 4BR. 3.SBA. 2nd story family
pool & spa. The best twport has., ofter. rm wtw. bar. Multi·IMI deck for en'9rtaining.
PllVAR --$11,250,000 . CORONA lllCIUIDS $915,000
Privacy & luxuryWi., unparllleledv;in 88R sulles, sublerranean parlcing: T opof lhe world panoramic views of ocean. bay & sunset from the lop & best.
Slip for 2 large bolts. street In Corona Hi~lands. Localed at end of cul-de-~ w/great ~lb ~· 4BR. 2.58A. interior designers own hrn. Large lot Custom design. · u•.,• man• IUl5E coum $4,500,000 Pnvaw beach access. .
Magnlfant hUlmp view estall wittin galed street. Over 5 acre land GREAT FAMl.Y CO ... UMD
undupllcablll AcamodUt 150 car pnng. 111 NUMTIMGTIM IUCll StlO.•
,._ ~ • CAIEO SNORES $3,495,000 2 homes, 4BR, 4 lull BA each! 4 leoaJP,arcels. Tennis coort & ~more.
BeautifullY 9tfrlcld to emnd ~ aiea from the tree lraned ~on &-car garage & beautiful flowers &' frurt trees.
lhe bluff down lo a *'I special CCM!. 4BR. 4.58A, 41h BR could ElEGAMT IB.COllT $950,000 be slldio or otfa w~a entry. Dramatic hm on large cornef lot wfK~ pond & lush garden .. RobJn.~ entry EQllllTE Clll• llME $3,300,000 wA"naJble ftooring , beautiful formal dining rm. huge mstr su1le w/s1tting rm
Special Cape Cod tradition, specllelllat main channel loca.tioo. affording & frpl, gourmet's kithen. secluded spa. Seller may carry 1st trust deed.
dramatic YINS of tie bay & Newport Harbor. 4BR ~h w}pnvale BA+ sep. U&UNA IEACI
maids rm. w.tront liYing at its bes!! DCUIHOIT co• Slt7 ,000
PBJCAI al. ... DTATE $2,115,000 Magnificent whilewater views. beach m:cess & oceanside pool. 3BR, 3BA.
A hm lhat ~ity & perilction boilt lMge medilerr8fle'!n hm on a 1/l ~re living rm. dinfng rm. family rm & gourmet kithen.
+ lot 4BR suftes. family rm, den. Pool, spa & ocean vlflWS. sn&USs 1111 a USIC $115,000
LmA al .... a $2, 150,000 cs c)rulhtaking view w/l rmtr suite's+ 2 large BR's all on one Comple'91y remodeled to 1*11ction. 58R, den, formal dining, gourmet iew ! roo spa In rear/front courtyard+ playground.
kithen. On h ~ w/I boat slip & en~inlng patio. ICEAJI UY & CATALINA VIEWS $171,000
IEST f AlaY IUCI • IUll&E COUNTY $2,000,000 Cus1om hrn, brick frpl in f.-n.rm. oak enter .ctr. wine cellar & ~t bar. Open 18 mos new. PrlmlllTI stlel & su:cQ construction. Mediterranean style beamcellings in din & liv. rm. 8evatorservicaloall nrs. M011Vated sellers
4BR. SBA hm. ~lar views of cx:ean. Catalina. Dana Pt to L~g Beal. . bring offers.
s car patking. Gorgeous large mstr w/mafble lrpl & ooean-f ronting deck. UDD ISU REMODa Sl75,•
IEIRT ~ IOME $1,.,00I Beautiful 3BR 3BA Udo hm on 48' wllarge so.facing· patio. New kithen,
4BR, 4.58A. gourmec kit. SJw;lous outdoor~. mstr w/lrpt, dee*. walk· balhfOC¥n, hardwood nrs. recessed lighting, landscaping.
in closet. Spli llJI, grlll entninlng tvn! IUITRll y APNllTEI CIST• • $111,000
· ClllU 18. llAI $1,195,000 Mathie entry SBR extra large family rm & booos rm. Very light & bright ~I contsnporary 5BR, S.5BA hm w/a!iJL Oce.an. Sec.sys, pooi & sPa. Spectacular view d mlns & city ligtds lrom most rms. ~ blidi'~ool Views to Palos Verdes. VIEWSlll DP UY a ICUI 1125,•
Ll9EI .... $1,715,000 Fantastic58R,6.5BAcustom~Bchhm.8MSortoan3ttrs,gourmet
2 story custom conWnporlty. 58R, 3-ar anached garage. Yttiile water & kithen. Huge mslr suilll w,1oft. Great house!
city li~ts views. REMDDaED IAYFMIT •••t "'5,000
PEICIEI AllVE "'UmE CORONA" $1, 700,000 Soec~lar custom hm w/private deck on fl8 Newport Bay\ Approx. 120 It
Thistimelm ecm hrn desipd wlttassic el~anl location on OYefSi~ lot of bay frontage! Many upgrades.
whlano oc.n & harbof vws. Gourmet kit wlfamJ~ area+ addtional 18.COURT BHAllCl S141,t50
bf'Nkfast node. Mstr w,1rpl, llmlly rm w/adj~t mal qtrs. Great yaTd! Prime quality ttaltsmanstlip, ~ decoraBd city light view. Sitting
l&IB •PUJHITY $1,200,000 room oft masler suilll for dlSCfiminating buyers.
Beautiful townhome style 9 units In ~rtat location. Garages, fireplaces. UDO FAMl.Y .-sas.•
laundry hock~ for Mdt unit Cash. ,WC, CTNL. Large f.-nily hrn on a 52, tot 58R, SBA. large t.nily rm adjoins kithen .
.,_ lmACI $1, 115,• Wrap around yard w/laWn & paio. c.tl ..J$7 S.nsatlonll PMOfl'Tllc = Harbor views. Lots ol . bCili'1gidMfY&bllllhllalngsu"'81&citylig views1WalkingdiS1ance STUHlll BClllJ C111H
., Balloa 1.-nd. 48R, 38A 111:1. SIPlfall guest qtrs. Cus1om Belcot.Kt Hill (~~:='soi~=· 3 frpl's. 8ofl walk·in
CMlllRIA • M Ull $1, 141,• closets 111 bedroom slm. Loaded .,...111 securily system.
Unabstndld vllws of l'9 cMtal Calif. coatline, lighlhouse & Hearst . ca.I _.._ '111 .• .
Cade. 48R, 38A. NM hrn. Mlltllt & tile ltroughoot Eaptional tamny hm. The most 111111cu1ous llllndon to detail & finest
CAml _. ·,.. MllCTIHI $1,GS,• maearials tuoughout. Views d oc:M\ & Calall ... ~frrllnOdlled cuseorn tm. 38R. den. spltbJs rms. pool. Mag1111· a.AT LICAT'm tm,• '*'1 180 a.g. cmn *· 3-a gnge. AA>rox 60' lot which Is divld>le. Hut has new carpel & pant & is WfY
1 ma11P1CUL $1,•• Ii..,., alflough originll. Rnopp>tUlity.,tUldyu dream hrn on ttis
4 condpus lob • IA>fl*. 9400 tq ft. Suitlble lor bl hms, largeist R1 1aJg1 plf'Cll.
l*tllflWilltllt. T•HH• ... ~--$711,-
Mi an• .-asmns-.• · ~38A.48A.condow/l-Q,.,..F,.bingdesiQnbetwllrl ~ modllld 9 . 3M hm on pmdg~ ~ Island. tivi" rm. dining rm&. din. Frpl In"'* & din. Gd gt comm Waxia.
PANORAMIC VIEWS $699.000 ~S1n4le level exec hm on Soyqlass Hill Great
lloorlJIJn lor entertaining BP.aul1ful courtyard w sparkling
pool & SIJJ Also for lease ,JI $3300 prr mon1'1
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2 story, custom contemporary. SBR, :Kar allached
garage. ~ite war & city 1;i;i1s views.
$1,325,000
40' lol taoolous brick & ivy covered 2 stocy. SBA.
4.SBA hm w/pool, spa, ocean view lomerl
$239,000
Darling Slralford lwT1 nr Hatbor. Tasteful ~r w/
lots of IW'll8nilles. Eallent location • price to seltl
$439,000
Mint 38R, 1 story on large prol. landscaped priva~
lot Upgraded, li~t & bcighl Gad coorn, 6 llnnis ens. parks & 3 pools.
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-GREAT BUYS ON GREAT HOMES
DEFINITION OF A GREAT DEAL: In 1994, the
average sales price in Newport Beach is $542,000 ($256.99/sq. ft.).
The homes ljsted below are all priced at less than $153.94/sq. ft ....
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G~Orge· J. McGaffigan,
Broker
2.9 Hiqh PEnfonMAfVCE YEARS
24 Hour Info Une 1-800-545-1444
Newport Beach, California
Bavfront commetdal on approximate)y 33,000 sq.ft. of land, with approximately 383 .ft of waterfront. and 15 boat slips, a 7,500
sq.lt. restaurant wtlh Cocktail lounge and Oyster bar including pierside dini~·-The offering includes 3 fully leased offices and a coffee
shop, al!lo wMh ..,front seating. The facility enjoys more than ample parking. This TROPHY property is zoned P.C. which would
alow for residential dewlopment with docks. 1031 Exchange possible. Seller Flnancing Available 632 Udo Park. lnfoline # 7010
BALBOA PENINSUIA OCEANFRONT
Newport Beach, California
ON FAMED BALBOA PENINSULA. This steel framed
& stucco Med. home is a premier property on the finest
family beach of California's Gold Coast. The
Impeccable design of this 4-bd, 5-ba home offers
spectacular views of the beach, ocean. and Catalina Isl.
from virtually every downstairs room. Expansive master
features a marble frplce. lrg bath and ocean-fronting
deck. 3-car gar w/additional 2 car prkng. By _a_ppL
1116 W. Oceanfront. lnfoline # 7014 $2,000,000
Corona del Mar, Call/omla
Enjoy spectaculat9Views from thls World Class
location In prestigious Cameo Shores. Stunning
vistas of dramatic Ladder Rock and Razor Rock
frame Came() Shores cove.watch the sun setting
behind Catalina Island, the whales migrating anti the
dolphins playing. The property can be remOdeled to
become your dream home. 4627 Brighton Rd.
lnfoline #7013 $2,950,000
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"Best buy in CDM"
Asking· $225,000
2BR +den, 2BA, condo in great location. Highly
upgraded end unit, light & bright. Walk to Fashion
Island, beach & village. 757 Avocado Ave , COM ·
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760-1966
NEWPoR: BEACH o:F1cE T 11 c Prudential S1 7 60-1966
California Realty
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MARILYN READ
· March Madness: And the winners are •••
Grubb & Ellis and
Valentine Properties
And who says Realtors are all work and no
play?
The Newport Be.ch oftke ot Grubb &
Ellis Residential ~rvka held an in·bouse
listing game. Comprised of three teams pf
agents, each had ix-weeks to generate new
clients.
. Congratulations to the winning team led
by SaUJ SWpkJ and Marilyn Kershner:
Pua W. Colllaie BeUon, Gl!da Burwmt!r, Sum Cd, Bob Ollucdo,
Md Gde d., PllylHs llll.1*n, BJ .,.._,Stew Leftfttt, ltaylene Mlnde,
Pid ODelky, Ro,._. Mary Oustabout,
MuiM Pnpp, ....... Roll, MJb Smltb
andMarkWJIMd. ThoUp a privllc catmld lu nch was the
promiled rew• the ttam shared the bounty
with all the -aents and st&ft'.
"W• have an exceptional inventory of
homes in Iii price ...-. • llid lllllllFf
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Grubb & Ellis
is a1 23 Corporale
Pla:z.a, Suite
190A, (714) 644-
6200.
And speaking
of winners.
Barbra
Chambers, an 18-
yearreal estate Bo ro C rs
veteran, was named the top producer by
number of listings by Valtndne Properties
at a recent a ward's banquet. Chambers also ·
was the runner-up in total dollar-list volume
and in sold listings.
Call Barbra Chaltfkn al Vakntint
Pro~rtUs, 2 Civic P/oVJ.. Newpon Btach,
(7U ) 640-25()() or (114) 548-4196.
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And ROcbdle Uss of v,lentine
~rties won a ticket to a two-day
conf ercncc ho. ted by Women ln Real Estate.
Titled, The Feminine Force. the recently held
national seminar ju t happened to be an
unexpected birthday present for Liss.
Featured speaker Ivana Trump helped Liss
oclebrate her special day.
CaU Roclttllt Lis11 al (714) 6#-2500.
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HUNTINGTON HAUOR
94 ft boat dock. This home Is a mas-
terpiece of superb quality with exten-
sive marble. Pozzi double windows,
and gourmet Gaggenau kitchen. Lux-
urious main ffoor master, with duaJ
jacuzzi. $ l ,295,000
PRIM£ LOCATION
Hard-to-ffnd slngle level ocean view
home with pool. A stone's throw
from lovely beaches. Four bedrooms.
Call for appoln~ent. $539,000
GOU Coua5l VllWS
Custom home des1gned l'or de·
gant entertaining. f'loWlng noor
plan. dramal1c c.athedral Geil·
lngs. Formal dining room
Country-size kitchen $799.000
MONARCH POINT
Custom home site with head-on
ocean view. Flat lot wi~ building
plans lnduded for 6000 sq.ft. home.
Owner may exchange for house or
commercial. Call for details
$399,000
UDJJANJ AltCHm.CTUU
Designed around a gtasy,floored atri-
um with glass walls open to a tiled
veranda. Daz.zJlng views. Approx.
6000 sq.ft .. overlooking golf course.
Pool, spa and more. $1 ,199,000
OUl'STANDING COASTAL
VltWS
Single level Spanlsh hacienda hl~h on
a hill In Laguna Beach. Architect s
home, approx. 3000 sq.ft. In an ·
exclusive private setting with unlqye
.Indoor/outdoor pool for entertaining.
$693,000
EQUESDIAN ACUS
Escape the crowd In this unusual six
bedroom. single level custom home
with horse faclllttes on flve acres.
Enjoy country style sequslon In
town. Enchanting view. Pool and
spa. $ t ,450,000
A MASn.al'llCl
ENJOY WHm WAn& VIEWS
Only steps away from a pristine
beach! Magnlfkent custom built
home structures with stone and style.
Sweeping deck for gracious enter-
taining. $850,000
NEWPORT RACH
Flve bedrooms two story patto home
location, backs to greenbelt. Associa-
tion pool and tennis courts. C>.tmer
may help with financing. Call for
details. $374,900
~r=. lourm&S-~suites, great room. recrea-
don room. sUite-of-~ kitch-
en. Approic. I. 73 aaes. with
dranatlc c..asaidtng pool.
180' ~view. Incredible
home W/'tlW!ws from f!YefY
room! Four bedrooms. 4~ baths.
l..Arge yard facing the ocean with
room for tennis COYft and pool.
$6 $1 .• ,. ........
TWO Joa 11ll PllJCl Of ONl
Two detached homes on one
lot. Totally remodeled. Each
~ has two bedrooms. two
b.lths. two decks, ftr~e.
g.v.-ge $4J9,000
SUMPTUOUS SHOWftACl
Five bedrooms. three baths with
custom features.. Country kltch·
en, bonus room. wet bar.
romantk. n}Utet bedroom with
ftrep&ace. Huge lot. $550,000
TOP PRODUCER
FOR FEBRUARY
TRANSACTIONS
CATA1.91CA RMlT
~view from most rooms.
Large, bright. cheerful home
across from greenbelt. rour bed·
rooms plus family room. Formal
dlnlns $J49,900
ANAHIJMNUS
Big. bright. belutlful three bed·
room condo close to shoppina.
llbr.vy, park. frttW .. y. fabulous
view. $105,000
M.W .. OVIDlNCI
f 1.nt.utlc OC:Nn and CMl)IOfl
views. Model ~r~ three bed-
room home In s.t'I Ottnente's
deslrable ~lie.A.
$119,tol
MICKlY HARRING
llAll laAND
Uepnt lowef lcVel condo With 5tnoom 1n k.lr er~~._
view. Model condltlOn Sf»·
cJow lWQ bedroom ptus den HM ...
for information on these and other propertieJ· ctdf 4S9-S9l'O 0
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---' EXCEil.ENT ASSUMABI.E LOAN
Channlng 4 Br horlk' n~k-d on 'Pa<:k>U' l'Omcr Inc. Quic:.-1 l'Ul-dc:·.;:u-l()(rd·arkm, ~mill" loumer IOP'· h.1 woOd tloor... new land'<::1ping wnh . po1c:nrwl 10 1.1kc O\er c:xL,ling loan.
BAYSIDE DRAMA
E..\ll'lll'nt . locumn End-uni1 wirh
m.11ot111fill:n1 '1c:w of bay from Bal~1
IO ,ll'llY ~old fum"llt.-d. Perft'l1 ~l·ond
home: or ye.ir·mund C.1l1f life,1yle
Bonnie Barrington $S9S.OOO
11.oda Octh a I.Dis Jacobs $.479.ooo
NEWPORT BEACH BLUFFS
Bluffi. hc::wry with On .. ·an, Bay & City llWtL' vk:w. M.1i.11:r bcJ with larJ.tc vil.'w dl>t:k, lovely ~m.-d munyard cntr:ml·c:.
Sally Shipley $369,000
.., ,-.:;.()(Ill "I ,9.000
BACS BAY WOOD STllP.AM
Very spacious 3 Br/2.5 B;a Plu.<1 loft town·
hou..e. CarhedraJ tellin~ • .,1cyhgh1, fire·
place, larg~ c;mng area. Pm:lle rourryard
\\uh XL 2 c:ir ana~-d g:i.rage.
Dana Place $17S,OOO
PAYS FOil D'SELF
3 Br hou.-.c + (two) 2 Br un1b on .23 .icre
lY>rncr l<X. Well nulnumed. newer rt>ol<
'ingl1: cir gar-J~ for l!'JCh unil Excellent
bre-Jd & buncr invc:Mment.
Martt Wyland $242,000
11IE SEA A CATALINA
Villa Balboo 2 Br comer penlhouo,e Y..1ult·
cd <.-cili~-;lcyllglm & mirrored wall. Fan-
1a~1ic ha and Catalina views.
Mary Ann McGuire $2S9,900
SCENIC BLUFFS
Expansive viewll from lhi.., dramark· single-
level "Anga.Jlra " home. Vauhed bc:1m cdl-
ing~ wllh l.lcyllg.ht~.
Holly Yd M.atbs $310,000
DUPlEX
Spacious 2 Br front hota:.e and 2 Br aparr-
mt'nr. Grear loc-.11ion. bel.ide Newport's
bt:sc be-<K'~
Unda Oedl or Lois J~ $369,000
TAD MOJtTGAGE OVEll
WiU con\ider 1r.1de . any1h~! Full-ort
<xe-.1n \kw, 2 Br, 2.S a.. M j1errane-Jn
l'Ondo. Marble, black flxtures, 2 pJtio,,
M."C\J nty.
Gilda llwmdster " $399.000
a.ASSJC BUJfFS
SrunnJn~one of a kind" expanded & ~mode home. Superb loaillon with ...... ..,vti:w.
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pool. Gu.1rd-~1~ rnmmunity. 1ennL,.
grttnbel" equal a re-.on '<.'fting in thL-;
bt::1utifully remodeled 3 Br/2 S B.I home
wnh h.L<ih Roger. Garden:. decor
Harriet Botwinick $S24,ooo
MINI-ESTATE IN NEWPORT o~ of chl· m<>'l chJnmng horn.!!! Single
leo.·el 4 Br on pool ,izc: lot. Frcm·h d<xll">.
scr:aped ceiling,. nc.>w p.1m1 & del'Or A
r.1re find.
Maxine Propp $S49,000
PRICED TO SEUJ
Oce-.1n. dcy 11¢lts and mount<tin vlewi. vb-
able from 1hb bl!'.1u1il\1I 3 Br. 2 S 8J home
in Harbor Ridge E...r.11e~.
$639,000 Carol Allison
TOP OF 11IE WORID
Panor.1mic mounwin & city light vl..ra" will
t:tke your hrealh away. 4 Br/3 8..1 Harbor
Ridge Estalr.l Townhomc. Guard g:ued
Reduced dr....c.ic'ally.
Ann Peten a SUZanM Shuler $721,000
APERJIEcr 10
New in 1991. Spec1JI R·2 l'Omer 101 in
CdM. Cape Cod 3 Br/3 S B.t wuh vauhed
cd lings. wood floor,, bm k p.tli<~ &
ocean \ ~w from 1op Otxlr Jack Chcsblre $799,SOO
N011DNG COMPAJtES
OuL"IJnding <Xean-cny \ icw-. 3 Br/3 8:t
with 3 Orcpl:lce and 3 car ~1r-Jg1: Cui.,·
tomittd wieh 100 m.iny ilmcniltei. to h.'>l
Marc.le Adler $~.ooo
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fin:ind.n~ <lt.'lail'
Joan Lewis
l·S JACJCIE KEIGH $349.000
30 t AVENlDA CE8.RITOS M CAltOL MULVEY $475,000
l3MONACO t-S WRJGHTIXERSHJ'l'ER $899.000
3700 OCEAN BLVD t-S 8AWllEZE.K s1.J4~.ooo
92COllSICA t·S MAl.J GUUEDG£ $219.SOO
It CAMBA1A a.s IUlUNSONIPElUSON $819.000
18S l BAYPOllT WAY I·~ BOBCOUJCCIO $479.000
908 AIMOND Pl.AO: t-S P£NlCWIT7.IPROPP $549,000
l 104 SANDCAS11..£ l·S JACOBS/TABAK $699,000
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2630 V1STA OllNADA l ·S PHYUJS HAYDEN $4.39.000
11 llUE FONTAINE .. , J .ICl!NTON/P.WIUGm' $1,IS0.000
4 SANDFlOWFJl .. , OSTEIU:IOlJ1'S $149.SOO
3087 CORn MA.JUN 1-5 MAl.J GUUJ!DGE $470,000
37SO DAFFOOD. .... BJ. JOHNSON $379.000
202S AVENIDA aoco l·S STEVE UVEU1T $469,000
1323 BAYSIDE DaJVI! t ·S BONNIE BAJUUNGTON $S9S.OOO
416ACAQA M JACK O«ESHIU $799.SOO
13S4 l'EallACE WAY ,., JACK OIESHlllE $389.000
3.JElTY M H.UJl1ET 80TWINlCK $SZ4.000
16 llOCIONGllAM l·S B£UJ! PAJtTCR $1,6".000
21 •UE sr. a .OUD .. , CAJlOL AUJSON $9".000
14GENEV£ l·S UNOA01i111 • $2,095.000
50J9CUIOll 1·5 TON MUNSON $569.ooo
46COllMOltANT H ll08 EUNGU $509,,00
7 Sl!A ISLAND
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3 ·liff¥.'ood. ~t ·~anyon . C~est
·· celebrates grand op·en1ng
Hundreds tour the
new M ission Vieio
community.
Attracted by the premier of beautifully
decorated model home!. that reveal a wide
array of bu yer-ini.pircd luxury features, more
than 350 en thusiastic homeshoppers turned
out for the gr.ind opening of Taylor
Woodro"' Home,· Cliff wood Canyon Crest
in Mi,'>ion Viejo. Se\eral families added to
the 'ucce" of the t:\ ent by purchasing
home' in the pre,ttgmu,, guard-gated
commun11}. dunng the third sales releai.c
and model grand opening celebration.
A' the)' toured the models. i.hoppe~ "'ere
1mprc,-.cd by the multitude of l>OUght-after
appointment' that are included in prices
.,tarting from the low S300.000s. Highlight-;
include btuh-m det.I«• in -;elected secondary
bedroom•-. beautiful brick-faced fireplaces
with white wood manteb in the family
rooms. central air-conditioning and heating
syi.tems. lavish master bath!. with walk-in
clo~t!.. deep oval tubi. and separate
oversi1cd !<howeri. with built-in seat'\.
Vbitori. were also impressed by how
carefully Taylor Woodrow ha!< listened to the
opinion-. of buyer-. and incorporated design
concepts that renect the way today's families
live. for example. family entertainment
rooms are e}tceptionally spacious and
functional which allows busy families to
have more time together. In addition. extra-
large mtenor laundry moms provide the
extr.i counter -.pace and \torage cabinet\ that
many buyer<; have a<;ked for. along with the
convenience of a laundry chute. and most
plan11 are enhanced by a library lhat may al<;()
be ... elected a' an optional extra bedroom.
W11h "PJCe planning and design by the
profe'\,ional finn of Euro Design. kitchen'
al'o mirror the preferences of buyers, which
in-.p1red 'uch conveniences as large gourmet
ii.land,, white cabinetry with European
hinges and adjui.table shelvei.. hand-set
ceramic-ti le cnunte11ops. under-cabinet
fluore51.:enl lighting and all-white
KitchenAid appliances. including a four-
burner tempered-glass cooktop. double
oveni. with self-cleaning feature on the upper
oven and a Quiet-Wash multi-cycle
dishwa!<her. Also enhancing efficiency is an
Eye-Level microwave with carousel and
even-cooking feature .
Along with all the price-included extra<,,
Cliff wood impres'ed home shoppers by
offering numerous opponunities for fam1lie.,
to cu,tomiz.e their hving environment. That
advantage is exemplified by an optional
imagination room in Residence I. Made
possible by the . plit design of the home\
three-car garage this unique space gives
buyers the opportunity to transform the
ingle-car garage section into a home office.
children's playroom exercise studio or room
of their choice. ,
In the three-bedroom Residence II, a
versatile "super bonus room" feature an
optional ref re hmcnt counter with
refrigerator. or buyers may choose to convert
both the bonu room and library to optional
extra bedroom . Residence Ill easily
I
accommodates a
variety of activities
simultaneously with
a library downstairs
and a bonus room
upstairs. while large
households have the
option of selecting
as many as six
bedrooms. including
two oo lhe first
floor.
The desire for
pre,uge among
buyeri. inspired
di\Unctive exterior
elevations that
d1-.play the charm of
California
Cmft\man-l>tyle
architecture. which
i' remini-.ccnt of
many of Southern
Cahfornia'11 mo!.t
de..,irablc. ·
established
neighborhoodi..
Dei.ign highlights
include warm colors,
wt>Qd accent!.,
com:rete-ti le roofs.
attractive shuners.
entry and rear side-
yard walls detailed
with masonry and
wrought-iron
accent~. Private
entry counyards
provide an inviting
introduction to each
home. and three-car
garages arc fini\hed
with roll-up wood
doors and an
automatic door
opener.
The grand
opening abo
i.potlighted the
outstanding private
amenities that make
Canyon Crest one of
Misi.ion Viejo's most
excl usive addresses.
Among them arc a
beautifully
appointed
clubhouse. four
• lighted tennis courts. a children's play area·
and two c;wimming pools. including one of
Olymp1c-'•ized dimensions. In addition, to
the private recreational facilitie!. available at
Canyon Cre!.t, the neighborhood overlooks
o;cenic Lake Mis!'iion Viejo, where a marina,
re. idents-0nly beach club and Shoreside
Park offer activities ranging from booting
and fishing to swimming and picnicking.
Resident-. will also be conveniently close to
all of the exceptional amenities that have
made Mi'> ion Viejo lbc fulfillment of the
California Promi!.C, including golf courses.
hiking and biking trails. recreation centers.
sport field~. shoppina centers. fine
restaurant. and hiahly accredited schools.
Cliff wood home ownc~ will automatically
become membel'K of the Lake Mission Viejo
Home Owners' A'4'ociation and the Canyon
Cliffwood at Canyon Crest -Plan 2, Mission Viej
Cliffwood at Canyon Crest · Plan 2c, Minion Viej
Cre t Home Owners' A<>~iatioa\. which
maintain common facilities for a monthly
fee paid by all re. idenL<\.
Cliffwood at Canyon Crest is the latest
residential development by Taylor Woodrow
Homes California' Limited. a member of
the London-based Taylor Woodrow Group,
founded in 1921. Today. this \VOtldwide
team consists of mote than 150 engineering,
con trUction and development companie .
Major international airports. multi-million
dollar shopping m:ills and.even the Channel
Tunnel llrc among the projects for which
Taylor Woodrow is renowned. In the United
States. Taylor Woodrow Home ' supcriQr
efforts have received national and regional
acclaim for off crina outi.tandina homes m
unparalleled living environments
To djscover all the reasons behind the
success of the grand opening of Cliff wood
Canyon Crc~t. edt the San Diego Frccw!ly
(1-5) at Alicia Parkway and go cast. Tum
left on Olympiad Road, right on Melinda
Road, fight at the guard-gated Heather Ole"
entl:)' and right on Canyon Crest Drive. Tu
right on Applegate and left on Parltfield to
the Cliff wood sale complex. where
furnished models are open daily from tO
a.m. to 5 p.m., except Monday , when hou .
arc 2 to 5 p.m. Additional infonnation ill
available by ca!Hng (7 14) 457-1072.
Top 1 % Of All Realtors Nationwide
Direct Une: 640-2677
•wxurv TOWNHOMEI* 1 year new large 2BD/2BA townhome w/Jtalian Ille entry and kitchen, large living rm and formal dining rm. Great master w/skylight
and Walk-In closets.-. 2 car att gar ~$,40,9001
CORONA DE. MAR*
Mediterranean 4 ~ar new 3BR/3BA townhome w/vaulted ceilings sky-
lights. fireplace. 2 car garage. Walk lo
beach'
Only $359,0001
760-5000 •
722'-0858
MESA DEL MAR'S FINES~ 3 Bed-t¥ \Ja rooms. 2 Bathrooms. Like new Large o' ~ corner lot w ith possible R/V or ·Boat ~O storage. New roll up garage door & "~ roof ........... 9 54 Magellan ..... $ 218, 500
NEW LISTING: Next to Brentwood Park, 4 Bedroom,
2.5 Bathrooms. remodeled Bathrooms. Newer roof -
Move in condition ...................................... $246,000
~o DEVELOPERS CLOSE-OUT: 3 Bedroom, ~C 2.5 Bathrooms. End units with attached
4 i,O garage and large yards -close to the
~ Back Bay. Over 1 500 sq.ft ...... $1 79,950
For Smooth Sale·ing in Real Estate
Call Keith Randle
.RE/MAX SOUTH COUNTY
I R8tes M of Mwch 16, 1995 1 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
30-year fixed
INTEREST Yo POINTS LOCK·
TYPE PHONE RATE OWN (%) IN A.P.R.
Abacus Financial Grp_. ____ A_(714) 375·6666 8.000% 5 2.000 __ 10 8.252
American Home Loans A (714) 955·3633 __ 8.1_25_%_ 10 1.750 _30_ 8.351
Bank of America B (800) 424-2632 8.250% 10 2.250 45 8.533 -------------Bank of California B (714) 252-3367 8.500% 1 O 1.250 30 8.675 -----California Federal Bank s (800) 225-3337 8.375% 20 __ 1_.625 45 _a_.5_9_1
Chase Manhattan B (714) 263-8100 __ 8_.600% ___ 20 __ 2_.000 ___ 30 __ a_.8_6_1_
_c _oast __ Fed_e_ra_l_Ba_n_k ___ , __ s_~(800~)--3_oo_-_56~26 __ 8_.s_00% ___ 20 __ 2_.000 ___ 0 __ 8_.1_s_9_
_c _ou_n_trywi-=--_de_Fund __ in-=g'--___ K (800) an ·5626 8.125% s 1.875 __ 45 __ 8_.36_5_
CUB Funding K (800) 500-0282 8.375% 5 1.000 45 8.521 --------Detrick Mortgage Group A (714)759·9692 7.875% 5 2.375 13 8.166
Downey Savings S (800) 336-9639 -8.375% 20--1.-62-5--30 8.591.
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Fidelity Federal Bank S (800) 232-2309 __ 8_.500% ___ 5 1.750 10
==Fl_rst_1n_te_rs_1a __ 1_e '""Ba--n_k.;_ ____ .,...B___!.;(800) 560-5001 8.500% 20 2.12s __ 30_
First Natlonwttl(Mtg. K (800) 843-2265 8.37S'ro 20 1.500 30
8.731
8.n4
a.5n
8.478 Fleet MortOage _ K (800) 700-5650 8.250% 20 1. 750 30 -----Glendale Federal Bank S (800) 560-9000 8.375% s 1.250 45 8.549 ___ _.:....;;.;:._;:..;..::..:;;..;_;_____ ---------
Home Savings S (800) 975-5051 8.400_% __ 20 ,1.500 30 8.602
_1,.,,._·ne_N_a_tiona __ 1_Mt~g~·----~A-~(7~14~)~85:..:..:...7-~7~9--n:___..;..a_.1--2 __ s% __ 1_0 __ 2_.000 ___ 1_s __ 8_.3_7_9_
Newpon Financial K (800) 808-5626 8.375% 1 o 1.12s __ 1_s _8_._s3_5_
Oceanview Financial R (800) 266-0555 8.375% 1 O 1.125 60 8.535
Southland Financial K (800) 572·5626 8.250% 5 1.S<>P 21 8.450
Union Bank B (800) 453-1288 8.375"' 20 2.000 60 8.632 -----------~~--------We I ls Fargo Bank B (800) 225-5932 8.500% 20 1.500 60 8.703
30· Year .ctjustable
INTEREST Yo
RATE OWN
4.250% 10
POINTS
(Yo)
0.750
4.575% 20 0.500 -----6.000% 20 1.000 --
A.P.R.
7.083
7.434
-~ 9.138
MAX.
LOAN
203,150
650.000
203,150
6.375% 20 1.250 9.141 500,000
4.750% 20 1.000 7.362 203, 150
5.875% 25 2.000 9.007 1,000.000 ----------4. S 7 S % 20 0.500 7.434 650,000
4.750% 20 0.000 7.509 -----4.950% 20 1.500 7.415
203.150
350,000
4.450% 20 1.650 7.176 600,000 ----------4.750% 25 0.875 7.350 600,000 -----------
MARGIN
(%)
2.250
2.625
2.625
2.750
2.500
2.625
2.625
2.750
2.500
2.250
ADJ.
INDEX FREQ.
110 1M --110 1M
1TS 6M
lTS 1Y
110 1M
6TB 6M
110
110
110
110
110
1M
1M -1M
1M
1M 2.500
2.500 7. 250% 10 1.875 7.474 203,150 110 6M ----5.125% 20 2.375 1. ns 203, 150 2.875 11 o 6M
4.250% 20 1.000 7 .108 203, 1 so 2.250 110 1M ------4.875% 30 1.125 9.002 650,000 2.750 L1M 1M --6.250% 20 1.000 7.690 203,150 2.875 110 6M
5.950% 20 1.000 7.323 500,000 2.450 110 1M
4.500% 20 1.875 7.450 500,000 2.500 110 1 M --------------'--------3. 600% 20 1.250 7.728 500,000 2.850 110 1M -----------·----'---------6.250% 10 1.125 9.114 203,150 2.750 1TS 1Y ------------------'----4. 625 % 20 0.000 7.756 203,150 3.000 110 1M --6.000% 20 1.000 7.558 203,150 2.750 110 6M ------------6. 12 S % 20 1.500 ' 9.197 203, t50 2. 750 6CO 6M
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eon~. Whan~ far a loan,......, T~ llw ~ ..... IO c::abillll •A P.R. apadllc to lldl loen on. ......... to.\ 11 "41 mulmum....,., wll loan under~*"" Al fbrad,..... progrtml N\19 I l'Nld-
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A e . Grand opening · at
Brownell: Ocean · Ridg· e
If Balboa only had a , ·
:
snow-skiing resort Newport Coast homes premier Saturday and Sun ~?Y·'
AGENCY
Balboa bland Rcalty
Alice Brownell
CITY OF RESIDENCE:
Balboa hland. 16 yeari.
HOBBIES/INTEREST:
JOB TITLE:
Broker ~.,ociate
FARM AREA:
Balboa Island.
Newpon Beach
HOW LONG
WITH
AGENCY:
Licensed broker
for eight years:
12 year.-in real
e~tatc
W<tlk,. ltfc on Balboa bland. 'nl'" 'knng.
and ~tng J mom
CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS:
B.tlbu.1 )1,land A"11(:i.11111n and L1t1lc B.1lboa
LAST BOOK READ:
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Nev. Jl(in Be.1rh
FAVORITE GETAWAY:
B11ra Bora. St Bam and M11orea
HOW 00 YOU OEFlNE SUCCESS?
Bcwming fr~nd' with all the clienti. I've
had 111 the pa't year' in real c'\late
0
Wt want to hear f rom you through our
ntw SNAPSHOT column. Tht column
ftatures real tstatt owntrs, broker, agtnts,
maruting rtprtstntativts, or any othtr
staff mtmbtrs you would Ii/ct to highlight.
Wt encouragt yo11 to send a photo (black
and whilt, if possible), with company
name, ptrson and SNAPSHOT marktd on
back.
Send or fax your information to: Joyce Scht~r, Daily Pilot, JJO W. Bay SL, Costa
Mesa, CA 926Z7; Fax: 714-6504802.
IHtullint: S p.m., Tutsday. Wt'U publ.Uh it
, as spac1 is availabl1~JO!' nttd lo makt
chan1" to 1111 cOPJ r ii has bttn
submilUd. pluu1 ta Joyct Sth1rtr, 574-
4242.
Newpon Cui.tom fatates Inc .. is proud to
announce its model grand opening, March
18 -19; from J -5 p.m:at Ocean Ridge in ·
Newport Coast. The dramatic custom homes
range from 3.500 -6.000 square feet on lots
averaging one-quarter acre priced from
$995.000.
You may select from a variety of available
home designs or allow our architects to
design a home which reflects your personal
preference and taste. Features include four to
six bedrooms. four and one-half to fi ve and
one-half baths, three to four-car garages and
library.
Each home is de~igned to create an
ambiance of elegance and richne s.
Dramatic entriei.. curved staircases. stately
column.-.. arche~ and niches are only a few
cu,tom fearurei. u-.ed throughout the
archi tecture of the homes. Special features
1,uch as walk-m wet bar... view rooms. music
room,, guellt room-. and loggias make each
home an entertainer'i. delight yet practical
for living.
Standard feature~ include marble. wood
and lime~1one noor~ cu~tom i.taircase
rai ling. dual tone heati ng and ai r
conditioning, central vacuum system. .
custom rounded wall comers. wood burning
ftreplacei. and rece!lsed lighting throughout.
Gou rmet kitchen~ are equipped with center
island cooktop, ~alad sink, grani te
countenop~. dual dishwa,her>. sub-zero
refrigerator. large pantry, double oven,
m1crnwave and tra-.h compactor. Each of
the\e detail-onented home<, includes a lavish
rn.i,ter 'uitc with retreat and fireplace.
Mai,ter bath with marble -.lab coumenop'>.
'P•t tub. marble 'hower with dual controls
and bidet. Mu't home' include view
bah.:onte<; m 'elected room,. Complimenting
the Mediterranean architecture is lu~h
landscaping included in every home
package.
Residents of Ocean Ridge art a shon
distance from Pelican Hill Golf Club.
Fashion Island and other recreational
destin ations of Newpon Beach and Laguna
Beach.
To reach tht dtvtlopmtnt from Pacific
Coast Highway, takt Newport Coast Drivt
and turn right on Vista RUlgt Drivt, tht11
right on Octan RUlgt Drive. Enttr Guard
Pavilion andfoUow Optn Houst signs.
Optnfrom l -5 p.m., Saturday1 and .
Sundays; wttkdays and tvtnings by
appoinlmtnl only. Call Ntwport C11stom
Estain Inc .. (714) 376-9941.
Melissa Schmand, a
skillful ne.gotiator
Known for tenac.ity, else in the
h d I I industry today, I onesty an oya t:v ha~e been able Ill " '7 build a ~trong
t I • t base of repeat 0 c ten s. clients." she :.aid.
The Prudenual California Realty Newport
Beach office proudly recognizes the
achievement~ of sales executive Melissa
Schmand. She is ranked third in sales in the
Newport 8¢ach oKtce along with being a
member of The Prudential Realty'
Chainnan's Circle. a designation earned by
only I% of Prudential agents nationwide.
Schmand. a consistent top sale
executive. attributes her success to tenacity.
honesty and loyalty to client-..
"One of Melissa's strengths is her
excellent negotiating ~kills which enables
her clients to meet their financial goals."
said branch manager Maxine Montgomery.
According to Schmand, part of her
success is The Prudential;s solid reputation
and international marketina network.
"Because of The Prudential's martcetina
11Crvices, which are far r.upcrior to anythina
Metiua Schmand
"My most recent
ale was a $2.5
million bayfront
on Lido lslWld
with a repeat
client. initially
referred to me
through The
Prudential Real Estate Affiliate.
international marketing network. Prior lo
transaction. I represented these clients on the
listi ng and sale of their bayf ront home."
Advantage
buyin at
Presi 10
Total Home Bonus
highlights values in
Tustin Ranch
Area homebuyer; in the market for a great
value need look no further than the Pre,idio
neighborhood in Tustin Ranch. As part of
California Pacific Homes' Advantage
Homebuying. Pre<;idio homebuyer.. can take
advantage of the To~I Home Bonu!I
Program which offers all of the extra~
without extra expense.
"Homcbuyers often have a lot of extra
costs when they buy a new home." aid Debi
Garlick. sales representative for Presidjo,
"They need to get rear yard landscaping.
window coverings or appliances such as.
washer. dryer and a new refrigerator. all
additional expenses to the home itself. We've
made moving in a lot easier and less
expen11ive at Presidio with oor total home
bonus package.•
Presidio homcbuyers can choose from
com~lete n:ar yard lan<i;;caping. upgraded
Ooonng. wmdow covenngs or an appliance
package.
"With the Total Home Bonus Program,
new holll((owners can enjoy their new home
from the fi rst day, at no extra cosl~. • Gitrlick
said.
Built by California Pacific Homes.
Presidio offers some of the lll0$t attainable
single family detached homes in Tustin
Ran~h. A collection of four, two-story plans
ranging from 1.662 to 2.067 square feet of
interior li ving space, Pre idio features three
or four bedrooms. two and ooe-half bath~
Please .... "'Mtin Ranch• MOE 50
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NEW-PORT JUST SOLD:
STREETS IN NEWPORT COAST--
2 CARMEL MODELS THE POINTE
Lowest pt1c. in the nelglbor-
hood. New, non-burnable roof, air
con-dilloned. security system,
extra large (amost s.~1sq. ft.)
yard. 3BRl2 BA, great nome to
expand· $421,000.
CARMEL MODEL (3+2)
Clo• to every1hlng. On the
greenbelt. Just steps liO lhe
playgrounds. pool, clubhouse,
soeoer and bueball llelds. Bright
and lnvtting. wilh """"tile flooring,
loYely dDoor • $471,000.
CHRISTA• GERRY LONG
Residents of Newport Beach '°4'
14 +~a. wt"'9 handing mcw.
f*'l200saieL
New, 5 Becroom 3.5 Bath luxury home at
Newport Coast "Pointe• development. On the
parX, ocean view.
' FOR LEASE: 2BR, 2.5 Ba . .N11W-
port Not1h Townhome. close 10 community poo:
and spa, large 2-car garage, large outdoor
patio area. $1,275 mo
L ARGE SI NGLE STORY
OUER 2,200 SQ . FT.
Extra large, South facing yard, with lush
landsc.,ing. Huge •great room· ··almost 1.000
sq. ft Upgraded kitchen, mirrored wardrobes.
much room to expand lo second story.
$479,000
H-LRR&E CdM DUPL EH
Fine location, near Oasis. Upgraded owner's
unit with large master suite --fireplace, sepa-
rate tub and shower. sitting area. etc. Tilo
kitchen counter·tops, upgrac!OO cabin-etry. 8
BRs and 6.5 OA. 2 sun decks, balcony.
$685,000
BEST LOCRTIO N-UI EW
Harbot ViCN1 Ph Ill city fights/mountain view
and a lovely yard on viev1 sido. Port Carlisle-
exceptional city lights viow, many up-grades in
-.::=.mONGS OF NEWPORT l.io-medrealtaale bfoken,
Calif Dep'1 or Rul Ei1a1e
GERRY AND CHRISTA -640-LONG / 640-5664
~A9~<;~LSCoovnttteeMeetit>J eal'el(cl~
22: 9 a.m.-noon, "Foreclosure;• 1 · 4 p.m .. "The Paper Trail;"
2 · 4 p.m .. 'COMPASS Beginner Course."
24: 10 a.m. · 2 p.m .• Broker Preview
'29: 9 a.m. -noon. 'Buyers: Finding Them & Making The Sale;"
l -4 p.m .• -r<ildng. Taxes About Installment Sales •
31 : 10 o.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview; MLS Book Delivery
Af!RIL
3: 8:45 o.m., Community Relattons Meeting; 9 a.m .. MLS Meeting
5: 8:45 a.m. GPA Committee Meeting; 9 a.m. ·noon. "Ethics;' 1 · 4 p.m .. 'Agency;•
2 -5 p.m .. 'COMPA.s.5 Ar}.Jcrce.'
6: 8:30 a.m., Boad of Directors Meeting
7: 10 a.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview
9: Palm Sunday
10: 8:30 a.m. Ot1entatton/lnductlon
11: 8:45 a.m. Affillate Committee Meettng
12: 9 a.m. -noon. iax Ideas fO( SetUng RE;' 1 -4 p.m .• ia11<1ng Taxes About tnstan Sales;'
2 -4 p.m .• Beginner.
14: 10 a.m. -2 p.m .• Broker Preview; Good Friday
16: Easter
19: 9 a.m. -12 p.m .. "Environmental Hazards;' 1 • 4 p.m .. 'Probate;'
2 • 4 p.m .. -raking the Mystery Out of Buying a Computer.•
20: 8:30 a.m .• General~ Meeting featuring John MoOOoch. CPA
·0rooge COltlty ~tcy.'
21: 1 O o.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview
26: 9 a.m. -noon. 1Jcef'd8 Responsiblties;' 'tiome Improvement Project Doy;'
2 • 4 p.m .• 11egnler,' Ameftca) Horrie 'Neel<.
28: 10 o.m. -2 p.m .. Broker Preview
Although These Seaside Homes
Let You Enjoy A Relaxed Lifestyle,
You May nnd Yourself
Weartng A Sult More Often.
Limited edition gated,
detached homes In Huntington Beach.
Priced from the mid $200.00C>'s.
For more Information
call (310) 408~2776
'1
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, .
FOR PEOPLE WHO APPRECIATE THE
FINER THINGS IN LIFE:
LIQUIDITY, TAX ADVANTAGES
AND CASH FLOW.
Any jumbo mortgage can finance a nice home. But only one fits so nicely into
your investment stiategy. At The Boston Company,•we ~ve a variety of
programs. As well a.5 options like rero points, interest-Only and 0%-interest
features and adjustable rates tied t.o a menu of indices. And an expert personal
advisor will work with you t.o custorn-t:ailor a mortgage. Talk t.o Art Wardwell,
Vice President. He '11 asrure you that when it comes t.o jumbo moft8ages,
there's none finer. 714-263f>OOO
Residential Mortgages from 1350,000
A M·euon Pnvate Asset Management Service
Boston • New York • Maryland • V'irgmia • New Jersey • Philadelphia Pittsburgh • Cleveland • Chicago • San Francisco • Los Angeles • Newport Beach
The Boston Company is a company or Mellon Bank Corporation.
·~ -IUIJtldlerJ 8ollon &If °'1lOllt Ind 1'Ntl CGl!il*'O' Mtmb« fl>IC. All l'.qolll ~ "'"""' ti) 0 111!1$ MdQft 11ri Cc~
. .
lle~l'e llMNICll
cou11eM1r Cu•tom Vie., Home
FIAT\ml: 4 bedrooms, 2.75 BA. LMng room wlbearn c:eutngs
and flreptace, master bedroom suite w/Roman tub, separate
shower and dressing area. Family room wlhloh beam c:eilngs
and fireplace. Separate breakfast room w/privats deck and view
off country kitchen. Formal dining room w/VaUlted ceMlngs and
view. Huge den off poof area with media room and professional
wet bar. Large 3 car garage ptus addltionat off street parting.
Great et 1tertalnment home. Ille lower bedroom/study with
flrepface. Priced under appraised value. $175,ooc»
The Prudential Californi
Realty celebrates a $53
billion year in 1994
International Division
contributes to the
financial success.
The Prudential California Realty Orange
County district manager, Maxine
Montgomery praises the nationnt company
for ilS 1994 achievements.
"The Prudential went from $46 billion in
1993 to nearly $53 billion this past year.
and we completed 340.000 transactions,•
he said.
According to Montgomery. the company's
continued expansion was highlighted by the
affiliation of the highly respected multi-
officc finn of Sadie Moranis. Limited of
Toronto, Ontario. The International
Divii.ion. created to meet the special needs
of people purchasing properties in other
countrie!t. also increased with resort
properties in Mexico.
The Prudential California Reahx
accomph. hed another international
expansion by aligning with Australia's No. J
and largest rul estate organiza,ron. which
has more than 600 offices (including New
Zealand).
The Prudential's dOmcstic broker to
broker referral activity improved by more
than 20% with
110.000 ref err
The Prudential
Relocation
Manage.ment
inventory and
home-finding
referrals
increased by
37%. The
company
provide home
""-~' Mon sale services fo ••LIJ\lne tgomery more than 34.
corporate transferee<; per year. More than
400 corporations depend on Prudential
Rclocat\on Management to move employ
and their f amiUcs.
lt is the mission of The Prudential
California Realty to provide exemplary re
estate sales and related ~rviccs based upo
the highest levels of trust and integrity.
"In maintaining this 'itandard of
excellence. the Orange County Prudential
California Realty office .are major
contributors to the company's growth.•
Montgomery said.
For""',. ilf/onlttltion, call Tlt1
Pnukndol California Rtally,
(7 U) 7S9*66«J.
s.
IF You SNOOZE ...
... You LOSE.
ANNOUNCING A RARE WINDOW OF
·OPPORTUNITY THAT IS CLOSING Q!lICKLY
GRAND C USTOM ESTATE HOMES IN
NEWPORT COAST & NEWPORT BEACH
FROM $995,000
Detail oriented custom estate homes ranging from 3.500 to 6,000 sq ft
Four to seven bedrooms. Four and one half to six and three quarter baths.
On big quarter acre lots with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean.
Newport Harbor, City and Canyons. 9" •"Ht!
PELICAN HILL
FROM $1,ns,000
Grand custom estate homes ranging from 4,500 to 8,000 sq. ft. On
approxirnatety one half acre sites with panoramic views of the Peliun1i1ll
Goff Course, Pacific Ocean, Newport Harbor, City and Canyons. Tennis
court size lots available. u.11# w• ...,,, 11•11 ,_,,
-By appointment only
i. .
FROM $1, 595, 000
Exquisite extra large custom estate homes ranging from 4,500 to 6.200
square feet situated on over one quarter acre lots with breathtaking views
of the City. Canyon and Mountains. Design freedom is available at this spec131
location. C... rlllt .. •...it.,,,,., .me. '*ti
PELICAN POINT
FROM $1,415,000
Oceanfront custom Mediterranean vtltas surrounded by the Pelican Hill •
golf course ranging from 4,500 to 6,000 square feet on one quarter acre
sites. Enjoy magnificent vtews of the golf course and Pacific Ocean. Direct
beach access compttments this excltistve private community.
-By appointment only . .
FOR INFORMATION CALL: 714·376·9941
N~ (!~ .... ~.~~2~~,!'!,N~~~~!;!~~~~~lt .
~,.-I~ -I~ ,. , HOMEOWNERS AUTOMATICAll Y BECOME A ME~ OF M ASSOCIATION ASSOCIAT10N DUES llMINTAIN THE OOALITY Of~ AAfA FACILITIES. c;~, """-HOMES SUBJECT TO AACHITECTUAAL CONTROL <XMitlllEE APPROVALS SEf A SALES AEPMSENTATM FOfl PE IW~TION
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Newport Hel1hb • OPEN SAT 1-4
510 Bolsa
811 Canyon Townhome • OPEN SUN 1-4
19 Canyon Island
Reduced $10,000I 2Bdrm, 2.5Ba + den. Hacienda Beauty Huge lot 3Bdrm, 2.5Ba formal dimng room, huge living room.
Includes rental unit bringing SI ,000 income!
Reduced to $599,000
Beautiful coodition .................... $227,500
laura McKetvey x309
Laura McKetvey x309 , corner 0ur1ex
1090 El Camino .... OPEN SAT/SUN 12-4 Corona de Mar. 3Bdrm 3BA + 1bdrm1 Costa Mesa 5Bdrm, 3Ba price Reduced! Ba ......................... $399,000 motivated!
Payments are cheaper than rent!. $235,000 Laura McKetvey Jt 309
Leona Aanderud x301
Eastside Costa Mesa Condo end unit,
4801 Cortland remodel 48drm 2.5Ba, European Kitchen Ocean, Catalina & golf course Views. best location in complex •..•.•...... $230,000 ;;~0s:~~~ .. ~~.~.' .. ~.~gn~~ Laura McKetvey x309
BALBOA ISIAND
121 Coral, Balboa Island Sat/Sun 1-4 $629,500
Balboa Island Realty
673-8700
Sun J-4 } 315 E. Bayf ront 3BR $1 ,625,000
Nora Vance Realtors
673-4062
CORONA DEL MAR
621 Poinsettia 4BR Sat 1-4 $729,000
Coldwell Banker
760-9501
707-7071fz Heliotrope 38R Sat/Sun 12-4 $449,000
McDonald CdM Hms/)im & Patty
759-9070
711 Jasmine Ave. 4BR Sat/Sun 1-4 $599,500
760-8546
COSTA MESA
t 090 El CamiPo 5BR Sat 10-2 $235,000·
franklin Realty
64()..7000
255 7 Yale PIKe JBR Sunday 1-4 $229,900
Donna Rudolph
546-8496
•. RUMBOLD REALTY
• Lclldas In a.lboa &IMd s.la and Udlngs 6 75-481
ltST IVY DUPLEX. upgt<td~ Htl\
&lbc ... ~ cN""" Prol ltwhcpd, I" I
rnurt1•td Ulll...., w/,..tll<Xldtd btrhm
t IBll"f'I
NEWPORT BEACH
16Chatham 3BR Sun 1-5
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
644-4910
19 Canyon Island 2BR Sun 1-4
Franldin Realty
640-7000 X309
1924 W. Oceanfront 4BR Sat/Sun 12-5
Best One Real Estate
622-8820
30 Canyon lslahd 2BR Sun 1-4
Goodrich Properties
721-0236
329 AJvarado Pl. 4BR Sat/Sun 12-4
Coleen Brennan
675-1509
334 Vista Madera · 3BR Sunday 1-4
Chuck or Cathy-Coleswonhy
1-800-201-5796
38 Canyon Island 3BR Sun 1-4
Mvcia Schwartz
544-5456
5 Maritime Dr. 2BR Sun 1-S
Wesley N. Ta~ Co.
644-4910
510 Bolsa 38R Sat 1-4
Franldin Rnlty
64(). 7000 X309,
$995,000
$227,500
$985,000
$229,S<!O
$759,000
$299,500
$329,900
$595,000
$599,000
599,900 449,000
Livt in tht maQic of China Covel -2BR. . Duplex on 45' wide lot w/storybook
1 BA bungalow. Bay view NOW yard I I A cl.mic Corona del Mar charmer-
f'rom roofdtck. or build your drtam horne t 2BR. 1 BA + den in front PLVS 180,
1 BA. $750/mo rear rental. .
For LUK: front IBR, 1BA +Dtn ..... $1300/mo
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Quality! Quality! Quality!
Unmatched for the price
Decorated to perfection
2 .Bdrms, Oen, 2 Baths
7 Electrlc skylights
Extens.ive patio with
PRIVATE SPA
WINECEU.AR
Seats 10, holds 150 casa
$595,000
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CORNER LOCATION
3 Bdrms, 3.5 Baths
MASTER SUITE includes
sitting room, fireplace
VACANT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
$995,000
EXCHANGE
FINANCING AVAILABLE
16 CHATIIAM COURT
PresentPd b~·: Lucille Hoyt
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO ... "u • .,lf,
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CORPORATE OWNER SAYS
SELL NOW!!!!!!! °WANTEDTO ~UY
BAVSHORES
FOR LEASE
Fabulous 4 bedroom, 4
bath mini-estate, huge
lot, 3 car garage.
Quality throughout.
Wood floors, granite,
mouldings etc.
Available now!/
$4000/mo.
Contact Debi Bibb
Bayshores
8pedellst
642-8868
Private Pier! O.lf~d lfl SJ,62$,000 tmman1latc & charming 3Bcl-3Ba
w/vicw from master BR plus .a lg bonus rm w/wct bar. W~lr. dcMgm.id floor plan w/formal danang rm,
lMog rm w/fircplacc and Frcf1ch doors leading to the front pJt10 .
A nw~ MiipUknd HoJtW ~ Call for 1111 apfOlnUDenl OJ Lora and Marlys
..... 673-4062
JUST LISTED
475 estmlnster
Newpon Heights delight. in perfect mo\ie-in •
condition! Great family neighborhoocl .. walk
to schools. part.s and shopping. Open floor
plan, 3 bedrooms. 2 beth!. light and bnght.
v1ulted ceilings. and 1 fenced back yard.
· ced to sell. Shown by ~otment.
LISTED AT $425,000
Beverly Cleveland
C>fllce:714-723-3777
Ra: 714-~23-0446
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Jntet"ested in p&..\ .. chasi~9
SFR with view of ocean
ot" bay. P .. opet"iy can be
"fixe .. 11 o..-a remodel.
p,.ice ..-<:ln9e $695 -$825 ·
Please ..-espond to Dept .
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W. Bay St., Costa M ese\1
C;A 92627.
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Home shoppers 8nioy the elegance
Of Mar Fiore at Aviara · D~amatic golf~oriented homes in Carlsbad preview.Aoorplans.
Capping months of anticipation. home
,hopper~ can now visit the golf-oriented
Mar Fiore at Aviara. the newest collection
of luxury in Carlsbad's master-planned
re!>idential resort community of ~viara.
Sa les represeQtatives will be at the Aviara
information center to present the seven
dramatically spacious one-and two-story
noor plans and renderings that re veal the
impres!>ive design of the homes. which are
expected to !-tart in the low $300.00Cb.
The home sites. which have spectacular
\Cenic views from Mar Fiore's location.
overlook the community's centerpiece. the
challenging 18-hole Arnold Palmer-
de!>igned Aviara Golf Course.
Carlsbad's picturesque Batiquitos
Lagoon or fragrant eucaJyptus
tree!>.
Pre\ales begin in April
for the magnificent
homes in an enviable
coastal setting. Mar
F1ore's prcvitw
~howing will introduce
re\idents to the international
expertise of Taylor Woodrow
Homes.
In addition to exceptional
re\idential neighborhoods that enhance
the lifestyles of today's families, Taylor
Woodrow is known for building major
international airports. multi-million-dollar
'hopping malls and even the' Channel
Tunnel.
Ai; they study the floor plans and
rendering<;. home shoppers will be
impressed by Mar Fiorc's graceful
architecture. Designed by Robert Hidey
An.:hitects. the one-and two-story homes
evoke images of classic European coa<;tal
\ 1llas with such rich detailing as intimate
entries. expo)Cd wood timbers.and exterior
'hullers.
To fulfill the need of large fami lies.
expansive living areas nfnging from
approximately 2.850 to 3.6.S9 square feet
will encompass as many as five bedrooms
with four and one-half baths, and varying
plans will take on. the added dimension of an
intimate master-suite retreat, a convenient
home office and/or a versatile bonus room.
Euch home will also be enhanced by a
multitude of elegant appointments that
confirm Mar Fiore's status as some of
Aviara's most luxurious residentiaJ
collections.
Among them are gourmet k..itchen islands
with built-in 36-inch sealed-burner gas
cooktops from K.itchenAid, private baths
adjoining selected secondary bedrooms,
waJk-in closets in both master suites
and selected secondary bedrooms
and cozy wood-burning
fireplaces.
The five two-story plans
nlso heighten
convenience with walk-
in k..itchen pantries and a
unique split-design three<ar
garage. with both the one-and
two-car sections having direct
access to the living areas. An added
bonus for families who enjoy
entertaining, the largest home will feature
a traditional butler pantry linking the kitchen
with the fonnal dining room.
With profe iooal space planning and
cabinet desjgn that C5tablish a new slmldard
of design excdlence, Mar Fiore's kitchens
promise to be both a joy to work in and
strik..ing to look nt. Along with the gourmet
coo~top i lands. highHght.s include white
cabinetry with European hinges, adjustable
!>helve and roller-guided drawm. hafld..set
ceramic-tile countertops and under-cabinet
fluorescent lighting. In addition. KitchenAid
self <leaning double ovens and a Sharp
mjcrowave oven will combine to provide a
wide range of meal ~paration possibilities,
Tustin Ranch
Continued from PAGE 44
and two .car garages. Some plans include
family room' and breakfa'lt nooks. Prices
start from the low $200.000s.
Presidio's value is underscored by the
amenitiei. inc luded in every home such a'i
central air conditioning. woodbuming
to John Wayne Airport, Orange County's
beautiful coastline, the area's finest shopping
at Fashion Island and South Coast Plaza and
thriving business centers.
As a resident of Presidio, you
automatically become a member of the
Presidio Homeowners Association. fireplaces in the family or living
rooms and state-of-the-art
kitchens which showca-.c white
General Electric appliances
and gloss cooktops .
Prcsidio's lifestyle is
hard to beat and the
neighborhood features
Off'Site
r6C!eotion, 9reot
location on fine
MontbJy lll>SOCiation dues maintain
the quaJity of the common area
facilitie . Tustin Ranch
Landscape and Lighting
District financially
supponed by Tustin
ranch homeowners an on-site recreation
plaza complete with
amenities
o. ·.1· I ... rtlJSMO. maintain certain
landscaped public areas . swimming pool. spa. cabana
and barbecue area. Located at
the base of the foothill • Presidio
residents arc surroonded by the Tu tin
Hills and maj~stic eucalyptus ~when
relaxing by the pool.
This almost rural environment is in sharp
contrast to its convenient location which is
minutes from Tustin Market Place and
Encenalnment Cencer and an wy commute
Tustin Ranch is included in an
Asses mcnt Di trict and
Community Facilities (Mello Roos)
DistricL Commit sales reps for fulJ
details.
California Pacific Homes offers
homebuyers a depth of profe sional
experience and a comrrutment to excelJence
second to none. This dedication can be seen
and appreciated at every step of the
and specially designed, built-in cabinets will
make it easy to sort and store recyclable
items. ,1
Finishing touches will include interior
laundry rooms with utility sink and storage
cabinets and sectional roll-up garage doors
wi th automatic openers. Mar Flore's
homeowners will automatically become
members of a homeowners's association.
which maintains common facilities for the
monthly f ce paid by all residents.
The residential resort community of Avians
encompasses 1.000 coastal acres. Master-
planned by Avians Land Associates.the $I
billion community features a variety of
attached and detached luxury homes and
custom lots, an 18-holc Arnold PaJrner-
dcsigned champion hjp golf course. an
elementary school and 28.S acres of open
space.
Approximately 150 ho are currently
ocaJpied. At build-out, Aviara proposes the
homebuildm1 and homebt.lying process.
California Pacifac Homes is buildfog
neisf'bomoods or award-winning homes and
a tradition of succeSA and stability.
To visit Presidio, take the Santa Ana
freeway to Jamboree Road. exit north
toward Tustin Foothills. Left on Patriot Way
world<lass Four Seasons Resort. a 47.~
square-foot sports/health club, a commU11ity
park and about 2,000 singlie..family-bomes,
townhouses and cu tom-built homes,
Mar Fiore at Aviara i£ the i..test residential
development by Taylor Woodrow Homes
California Limited, a member or me
London-based Taylor Woodrow Group.
founded in 1921. Today. this worldwide
team consists of more than 150 engineering.
construction and development companies.
t o attend the preview showing at Mar
Fiore at Aviara, exit Interstate .S at Poinsettia
Lane in Carlsbad and drive cast. Tum right
on AJga Road and follow the signs to the
Aviara infonnation center. which is open
daily from 9 a.m. to .S p.m .. except on
weekends when the hours arc from 10 a,m.
to 5 p.m. Additional inf<>ODation is available
by calling (619) 930-8933.
aod left again on Piooccr Road to the sales
office. 10850 Alstot Court, Tustin. Sale
office open 10 a.m. -S p.m., weekdays and
10 a.m. -6 p.rn. weekends. For more
information, call Debi Garlick. (714) 669-sm.
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. WITH 179 CUSTOM HOMESITES SOLD, NEWPORT COAST
IS THE MOST SOUGHT-AFTER IAND IN CALIFORNIA .
. 25 To 7 ACRE HOMESITES FROM $495,000* To $5,000,000.
Welcome to Newport Coast, California. Here, just south of Corona del Mar and north of Laguna Beach,
you'U discover a variety of custom homesites, up to seven acres in size, in four dramatic areas. Visit our Newport
Coast Exhibit acros.9 from the El Thrito Grill at Fashion Island or call 714/759-6669 for more information today .
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Clean & "well maintained tri-plex w/2 car garage & carpets. Each unit has large patio and kitchen. Great for
owner/occupant. Low down FHA f111anclng (76SCO) _..,.
CAU. TO LITT ~ Hoose
DuRINQ THE OPEN HOUSE CELE811ATI01'1!
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RETIRE IN UISURE $35 ....
Seal Beach leisure World I 1 BR. 1 BA. S1ngle story unit
In a 24 hr security guard gated complex. Pool, golf,
clubhouse. Call today for more lnfol (13STA)
BmER THAN RENT $13,IM
EZ qualifying. IOw dn, take over FHA loan. Exec condo.
large 18R suJte, inside laundry, 2-car gar, vaulted
celltngs, fireplaee, security gated (65MEA)
OLD TOWN TUSTIN $111, ..
Quaint cottage on a lrg lot to build or play! Studio
wlgarage In best arta. Liv! in cottaoe while you build
your dream I Don't miss outl (14BSn
DEAL OF THE DECADE $115,•
3 lrg rrns. 2BA. light & bright upstairs unit. tuH scze
laundry, 2-car garage, gourmet kitchen. (12JOS)
RWONNOTTOROO $1tl,tot
Assumable FtlA loan. Great tor 1st time buyer with 2
master suite In prestigious Lalceshore comple• Come
see this one. call now! (28FAI)
WHY RBITt $132,•
Eastslde location, near Back Bay, 2BR, 1 SBA, bright
sunny locadon. Complex is FHA/VA approved Don't
miss out. calf today! (24ELO)
WMllDON VIUAGE IEAUM$309,900
Ab$Ohstely fabulous ·o· plan. 3 or 4BR 3BA highly
UPOfaded. fireplace, cent alf and securtty sys., 3 car
gar., pro. landscaped. spa. Very private yard. (11 KIN)
1t11 ••a.. c.a au 1m
SERVING ALE OE ORANGE COUNTY
CHMn•a TUOQfl ITYU HOME $1 ....
Nol'fh Santa Ana location, 3BR, tonnal din~. French
doors & windows, brukfast room. new roof, 2-car oar.
new texture paint. (15WAS)
llOIT DEllRAllE $155,•
Stunning 38R, 2.SBA townhome, fresh paint & nu
carpet! Cent air, 2-car alt. indoor laundly, pools,
clubhoUses, tenois courts. greenbelts & mocel (62SHA)
PRIZE PROIATE PllOPlRTYUI $114,•
38R, 1BA bargain w/added IMng 11ea-hoge lot-nice
family nelghbortlood Bnng your paint brush and SM
mega·buds. Cal todayll (20CON)
MIGl.UltlY FOR YOUt $1R.•
38R. 2 SBA. 2-ar 111 gar. wlcommumty pool;spalletmls!
W<lsher/dryer & llllCralrange are Incl 111 pnce• Quiet
complex! Close to sllo1>~hoobl (62SEA)
2FOR1HE flfttCE OF ONE $171,Dlt
Adorable 1BR+ 18R w/rental. lreshly painted in• out Haw
carpet, Freoch door & garden window. Each has Its own lrg
yard. new la/ldscape & wMe picket fence I (20POM)
MIOlUTElY IEAUTIFUL . $171,IOO
End un1t wlextende<I patio, cent air. lndr lndry, 38R.
2.5BA. fireplace, 2-cat alt gar! qt/let location, comm
poots, spas & teMisl (63WHI)
ASSUllAllE 3111 $171, IN
Great shipt 3BR, t 758A. newer cpl & peint, custom
tile Ind uporaOed lcitchen. manicured grounds and
more. caa nowt (S3Wll)
YOU'LL I( IURl'NUO •$171,Ml
Wrth .. you can get for !his SINN price. Interior location.
perfect tor entertaining, walk to new Triangle. 48R, 28A. 2 •
car gar, huge fireplace tool (648EA)
~ ct1Mlllll8 S1tt.•
Single S101Y With 38R. 28A, liv rm and 1 BR expanded.
fresh paint. sprtnklers front & rear. Sate surrounds
home, lnsJde laundry. 2-car gar. (88SEN)
MM OPPORTUlm R·UOME $212,M
Residential kennet ioning, two homes on one lot Front
unit 2BR. 18A. Rear unit 4BR, 1.SBA. Oversized lot.
priced to sell ... .can today! (160RC)
CURI AlftA&. Jiii.US UM.•
Souttlwtst ttalr, comer IOt wftll RV acc:ess. manicured
front Ind rear yard. wate<fall. fishpe>nd, quiet sitting
area. 38R, 2BA. (27LOW)
llUTTMY WOOOI $215, ..
38R. 2.58A wllh attached 0¥. fireplace In liYlno rm,
large master BR wlskylight In dressing area. assoc
pool, spa & tennis court. (30CAM)
STEAL Tittl DRWI $20UOO Oversized luxury 48R, 2.SBA Newport Riviera
townllomel Custom everything! Fresh paint no carpets,
It oak stairs. French drs. comm pools & spas. (24NAR)
HAT THE IMll $297 .000
Foreclosure looms! 48R (can be SBR) mahogany lloors.
new roof, brick entJy, remodeled kit and ba1hs. huge
master was 28Rs. Shows great, open lloofplao (31KER)
IMST NOW! mt.Ml
Doni wait! 2 U!Ole ~homes tor the price or oner
2BR & 1 BA taCh. private taundrtes & separate yards!!
Great rentals or liYe In one! Cal today (19POM)
118 HOUSE ... LOW l'NCElll 1211,• Spacious tloorp&an for tamiJy entertaining I 48R, 28A
has remodeled' kttchen. new roolJ.ro garage wttn RV
door. Great buy ... Hurry! (22WAri.1
CHECK THIS OUTl 19' 900
Reduoedl 3BR·2~ 2-stofY Country CWb Wllge.
Great location, view of pool & grounds. Sec. oatid.
Owner will carry 1st (303CI.;) • .. ..,..,...
MCI( IAY V1EW $U4, ..
38R, 2.58A townhome bo1Sts white tile noors, French doors, view trom e)(J)lnded mstr BR w/Jtttum sitting area. lrg patio w/ralsed wood deck. End unit
of small complex. (241RV)
T1tlS IE.AUTY'l 80TTA IOI $22:5, ..
This large 38R home has a great location witl\ new
carpet. windows Ind centraf air condttlo/llno. Move In now, It'$ ready! (320RE) •
CMRllll8 IEA VfNI(.... --WonderllA quiet ~ losidt tract IOcation. iR, 28A. 2 ~,fU, yald T1a wonl last! (30CEY)
LOCAT'IOl • lOCMIOl • lOCATIOll UM.• Bike to beach! 48R. 38A. 2 sty townllcwne ~
upgraded kitchen. bedrms & ~Ill Secured comotexl
Seat BeacM.ong lleidl border! A must see! (63SEA)
MESA VERDE DIMER LOOP $211,IOe
4BR. 2BA. over 2000 sq. fl on 1 level. Lot is 10,800
sq. It New plush carpet. fresh paint. partc-llke setting Hurry on this sought after home! (18TAH)
FAMILY lMNG AT ITS IEST $31Uot
Ultimate In tami('t IMng, 48R, 3BA. lrg breakfast room
and formal DIR. 2BR & baths u~lalrs PluS terrific
bonus rm & wet bar, pooVspa. (920AH)
NEWPORT IEACH PENlllSUU SS2t.MI
Duplex owner Is moving out of state. 38R. 2BA. 2-car
garage & 1 BR. 1 BA. Botti units are clean. 2 houses to the bch or bay. ( 11 BAL)
CUITOll IEIA VlME sm. 7"
Drastically reduced! Beautlful 38R custom home by
Mesa-Verde Country Ctub. Sparkling pool & spa_~
large side yard. ltalfan lite, wood plank entty & Shoji screens. (31 HAI) '
START YOUR OWlt IUllllOI $425,Mt
Perfect location wllhls 4 unit building on the MeW1>0rl Peninsula. 2 units commercial, 2 units reslOentiall All dell equipment negotiable! Cali today! (40EBA)
llfWPOIT lfACH ree•uu $1,•.• Oceanfront hart Is a oral home on 1tle beach. This Is a 4BR. 3BA. 3-Cll l)lllge. This home 11as It d , view
location Call to see ( 11 OCE)